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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-01-12
FASHION NOTES.
[Detroit Free Press.1

detroit Free Press.
The lates, thing in ladies shoes-lsdies
| feet.
A great many Detroit beds arc wearing
| comforers this year.
1t gives parlor stove an unique sp
pearancc to paint tha legs red.
Mil'iners are in luck this fall. If moth
ing else turns up their hats will.
Corsets no longer wind up with crank
They are keyed up from behind.
A good many stylish hats plume them
selves on being closely related 10 the ost-
rirh family.
Ball fringe is not. much used on horse
blankets this year.
The family poodle should sleep with its
head to the moth, SO as to ge. the bsnD6t
Of the electric currents.
o;-jacks are thrown under the sitting
room lounge this year, instead Of being
hung on nail behind the font stairs.
In decorating The tea kettle with fancy
pictures good taste demands the use Of
rr.c1ures representing landscapes with I.
waterfall in the background.
The style Of shaking the tab|ecoth
from the back door has passed away. 1t
is now pinned to the clothes line aud
obliged to take a cold shsks on its OVID
account.
Silver plated smokvjacks on cbtinate
chimneys are used only By the shoddy.
Those made Of nickel and ornamented
with autumn vines Of wax and linen are
thought plenty gool enough for the
times.
Can't say whether red flannel holds it's
own in underwear or not. After il be-
gina to hold "hold its own' you cant sec
it, and ''its own" won't tell.
He had stayed till the clock hands
hung together a, eleven, and that va!u
able recorder Of time was nenacinr \
s.rike. She had yawned till her mouth
felt large enough for horse collar, and
yet the young man evinced no symptoms
Of speedy departure. I've been working
on motto to day. she finally said. as
she held her eyes open with her fingers;
"don't you want to see 1i?" He said he
did She brought out the article and
passed it 10 him for inspection. He held
it up to the light, and read the cheerful
sentence: There's no place k home
The yonng man guessed he'd be going
- Hawkeve.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-01-12
A Fine Painting.

n A shoddylte, deslrous to pa
tronIze the fine arts. orders Of
painter a picture of St. Jerom
in his cave. The order is execu
ted and the amateur comes t
see it.
VERY good, indeed" he say
} kindly to the artist "bnt tn
saint isn't enough in the cave
1t looks as if he had come out +
show off, and you know that
man Of his humility wouldn't d
that. Put him further bacl
into the cave"
His request is complied with
but the result is not approved
He isn't far enough IN yet,
says the patron that's st. Je
rome and his cave. What | want
ard what I pay for is St. jerome
in his cave. Savvy?'
The artist goes to work, and
when the amateur returns with
a kindred spirit the picture is
like that famous one of the
"Crossing of the Red Sea, y
where the 1sraelites had all
crossed and the Egyptians all
been drowned. They gaze upon
it and depart, and the artist over
hears on the stairs the follow
ing conversation
Say, l thought there was to
be a St. jerome in that ERE
picture of yours 81
$50 there is. He's in the cave.
[ saw him myself yesterday. No
mistake about it," "@
HEap WAS PARTLY PRov1r =,
For ,1e had been gone FIJI ehn
the pa.ental roof six months
left home in the first bloom of
summer, with smile upon his
brow and a pickax in his hand ;;
the Black Hills his destination,
glory and gold the goal. A sum-
mer spent amid the auriferous
rocks industry, perseverance,
and a rare knowledge of chem
istry and mineralogy his useful
tools. in addition to the pickax.
Results are such that he is en-
abled to return sooner than his
most sanguine expectations had
allowed him to dream Of doing
Almost home, he pauses out
side the town until nightfall, and
sends to his waiting, expectant
parent the following suggestive
message:
Bring me a Mrge blanket
md a par Of pants-l've got a
lQt!o
A fellow at a cattle show,
where he made himself conspi-
:uous by his bluster, cried out,
Call these prize cattle! Why,
hey amt nothin' to what orr
oiks reared. Ny father raised
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
SPRING MILLS ITEMS.

Farmers are husy LGsh.ag cora.
Oar young friend. y. II. MCooi
las accepted Il c,ry.ship with Nj. y.
Sclnuo, in Laurcl,on.
I. J. GrcnoIlc sells goods - very
cheap That everybody goes there To
buy.
J. d. Long has rcmodtlcd his
Goa! shed, and customers viii Row
find him IA his new Shop, Aear de-
pot.
II. Krmulinc is going 20 put a
wagon scale in front Of his grain
house. Thought he should, long
ago.
The abutnentS Of the proposed
new lron bridge, under the manage
lncnt Of that boss contractor and
builder, NJ. Juhn CuldrOn, are pro
crossing finely.
Lust week, Is Mr. EoOt. Moor
mick left town on his WAY home. he
had 4 runaway. He was thrown
Out uf the wagon and hurt somewhat.
though hot seriously. rhe rig was
about used ~.
John Confer on lis way home
from here. the o,hcr evening, had
Tie misfortune to upset his wagon
with his family in. Nj. G. got un-
der Tie wagon ana was pretty badly
hunt.
The D.n Clut is working indusni'
ouSly Tor -indg and The whole tick
ci G. NJ. Bower, Lsq., and 4 MI
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
THE MAIN QUESTION.

A few weeks ago the leading cues
tIon before the nation was which
party should have Il majority III
Congress but since the people have
decided that in favor Of the Demo-
cratS-since it is fixed beyond the
power Of reversal that both Senate
md House will be Democratic,
another question, scarcely less lnl-
pOrtant to the people Of PennsylTa
MIA, comes to the fore.
If Andrew ii. Dill be elected Coy
ernor, it will be a victory Of the peO-
pie against ring rule. Nominated
by the spontaneous action Of a great
party he is the exponant of the great
principle that the people should rule.
Andrew III. Dill is no mans man,
Rings and cliques were no factors
III his nomination. His ability,
sterling integrity and devotion to
principle, alone have secured for
nim the acknowledged leadership Of
he Democracy of Pennsylya 1ia.
Not SO with Gen. Hoyt, the Came
ron candidate. The Republican par
ty proper no longer exists III Penn
sylyania. 1t has degenerated into
What is known as Camer0Dism. For
years the Cameron power has been
2bSolGte in the state. Republican
state conventions meet but 10 Tatify
rs bebeSts. It's balcful Influence
pefmeateS every county and toNH
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
tBTERTESEEFNTl
a==7=
SENATORIAL.
:. Wu0ps CALDWELL.

The above gentleman IS the uHaHi-
nous choice ut the National party i'll
this district for Senate. It is mat
ter Of cOnEratulation 10 the party
that tley have been thus fortunate
i'll selecting as candidate for Senate
: gentleman So entirely worthy AS
Mr.. caldwell,
6. Woods Caldwell was born in
Limestone township. Monyour coun-
tv, in 1874. He passed his boyhocd
until the age Of sixteen upon 4 farm,
when he was sent to the Mlllersyllle
Academy, in Columbia county,
where he remained for one year. At
the outbreak Of the rebellion he en-
listed IN the three months service IN
Company 6, l4th Regiment, Pa,
Vols. At the expiration OF the
term OF service he returned aud
worked upon a farm until 1865.
During the oil excitement he went
10 Eenango county and engaged IN
the oil business. in which lie remain
Cd until 1865, when he returned
and again went to farming, which
he followed until 1871, when he pUr-
chased the hotel known aS the Irwin
House. Lock Haven, Pa which is
widely known IS inst. class house.
Mr.. Caldwell has never been a
politician, and IS spoken Of hy all
who know him a. y gentleman of
superior excellence Of character and
high moral worth. He was among
the first to cSpOuSc the Gr1enbach
cause, and being convinced Gt heart
. l,.f 3, i. s,,,,a NfrrN
! the good OF the whole people, he has
been one OF lis strongest champions.
! He was never cashier Of the ReuOya
! Bank or of any other bank and all
! such reports ar: utterly fl Sc. He
never resided in RenOva. His per
( sonal popularity and sound views
! will win tor him 4 handsome majou.
ty in this district.
The Republicans made no nonin-
/ atiou for that office, in this district
, and the nominee Of the Democratic
/ party Will not receive lGOre than 4
/ nominal vote from his party n his
! agreement entered into two yeaIS
! ago when Mr.. Belts Of Clcar!irid
! withdrew in favor Of Senator Pcalc.
- ttt IN S',t - .''''f
! Peale, he. Belts, would be given the
,.nonsrt - -. 49,. odhn,>,d ~ -
80 80 Nm Iaxo,,ssr 7 n3ternd 40 AN
-, tha y,,,, Of t,. ,9iorjt,. ~
10 G,c,rncrnti 'c -, ,,',i,,1f rn 1,sflct
and e.5ani,I:z. onmti'iry .,t', - the io,
.irps of Brfrs f.;enfs .Irc Brmaa.
r,rv of Ciaar-ir.i ,,T,ur+r Yra in f.ryCr
~ ;,;r NAV AMI wiau flat. w;si,ns
;.~, dIs,.s-5y,I,l ti.ey tlrl li... retail
sting ur6r the yiurst,rs Who put mn
rhr irb for dem .ni We are assured
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
EE3ERSBURE FRAGMENTS

Who IS Anon ?
Our pa5lic schools VIII op2n or
Monday next.
Tn" corn is 2hop: forty per cent.
less th2" full crcp.
Oar friend. &. Q. ~. is with us
again. He VIII begin to Use his
pedagogical sk!il in d ICw days.
This time It was Mr.. benjamin.
Limhert. of Aadisonaurg, that was
certain OF success. lie WAS out
hunting, last Saturday, and in 4
very short time he esplpd Ar. Bruin
only feW rods away. Our friend
Ben being certain To capture the
monster concluded to share il with
his ncighbovs. as he was confident
the beast would weigh $50 pounds
h0t the skin lie would os course keep
himself, for Il protection in cold
weather. Through some mysterious
happenings not to DE accounted for,
our friend Ben's plan was frustrated
through little mistake, Ben for
got to use bis gun, and Brain is still
at large.
Last Saturday night Or. Hilibish
fell victim to the Expectations Of
thieVing. The party entered his Of.
fee through window pane and took
4 paW Of gold spcctacles, gold pen
and three TazorS. The same night
Mr. J. y. MiiIer's cellar was visit
ed aud number OF articles stolen.
Wish the Dr.. could bavc met them
i'll his Office. It is the general opin-
ion that these s. ca!ingS are carried
on by Il set Of domestic thieves, in
stead Of tramps, IS was first beliey-
ed. ANON.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
BIGLER, BLACK, BgCKALEW

Tel n,y friends th0t / an still IN
old fashioned Democrat as I ailCdyS
hare be1ln, and that / 1r0u3d rather
hare Coz. Curtin to represent me IN
Congress than any 0thCJ man IN the
district"
Err Coz. BigIcr 10 Maj. r. II. Forster.
81 cannot inaGgtac q sensible Demo-
crat hesitdtjnI on such subject
C1ntin'S election, 1t seems TO me. ,CUuld
be great good TO the party and the
country His conln1GadiRg tl2eatS are
needed in Congress, and his der0tj1n
TO honest goUernnent lc01.id has con-
Stituents as ucll us himScJ."
Judge Black 10 Ch1irmaE Gephart.
II consider it both polite and ,cise
for the electors Of oar state to support
men for Congress aChO hare been Tegu-
larlg and fairly nominated By The
Democratic porty, I tcsU go further
qed sag that the presence IN Congress
Of 1nen OF experience and ability is q
necessity Of tie times, and is to be
promoted by all honorable md proper
means.
Es-Sen. Buckaycr to Chairman GephGrt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

ship IN the state. In the Rcpubli-
can parry to-day no man can be
nominated, none appointed or re
moved, except at the dictation Of
the Cameron power.
Cameronism has done more to pol
lute politics in Pennsylvania, de-
grade legislation and opprcsS the
people with taxes that iobuers may
revcl in luxury, that All other causes
combined. and ti,5 question before
the people Of the state is--"Shall the
restoring ulcer il our body polite ue
forever cr21icatcd, or shall It have y
new lease of life. " This is the main
question in Pennsylvania. and we b.
licve it will bc decided IN the inter
cstS Of the people.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
CoHaUHPTToS CCRFFs,

an oIl physiClan, rctrad trm practice.
having had placed IN his hands bv an East
tndlA inlssi unary the fOImua OF \ Simple
vegetable remedy, ior IN" speedy ana pgr-
IG3neNt cure Tor consumption, bronchitis.
caL2Trh, asthma, and al throat and lung al
fecl!cn' also Il positive and radical cure for
nervous complaints. after having tested lis
wonderful curative powers IL thousands Of
cases has felt il his duty 10 make 1t known
To i,!5 Suiering fellows. Actuated hy this
moiiNt, and desire 10 relieve human sui-
ieHIE, viii send, free OF charge, TO ali who
desire IT, this recipe, with iul! directions for
preparing nj using, in German, + 'cnch. or
hnS'lon. sent by mai! b. addl CsSing with
stamp, naming this paper. ". W. Shcrar
1871 fO"crS Biock, Rochester, New YORK.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

Mr.. John w. Rumble, of the firm
Of Fielder & Runkle, left for Phlla-
delphia on Monday morning to lay
III a stock OF goods. John is one Of
the most active and enterplising
young business men III the valley,
and tip top fellow all through.
The goods viii probably be mpack-
ed this week yet and things viii be
lively at the Old Farmers Store.
Prices as low as the lowest.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
Lodge and Society Directory.

The Millheim Cornct Band Will meet in
the Town HAIL or Monday and Thursday
evenings.
Providence Grange No. 2l7 i. OF H.,
meets in AleNander's block on the End Sa-
turday OF each month ut ~ y. NJ and on
the 4th Saturday of each month at :. Y. NJ.
Mlllheim Lodge No. 955, |. O. q. +. meets in
the New Hall, Penn street, every Saturday
evening.
The Mlilhailn L. & L. Association meets
ihr i1Wn Hall, on Ia" evening Of tho
Ccpnd VI ndHy OF each month.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

1t affords us much pleasure to
state that our young friend, Mr. ".
II. b. Eisenh nth, has secured the
Lincoln school, just below L.aurel-
ton, Union Co. " illIsiS one Of our
most deserving young men, of excel
lent character and possessed OF
qualifications that many older teach
er8 might envy. We sincerely wish
that he may succeed well.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

LUTHERAN.-Re j. To7ilinSoa. Pastor.
German preaching IN AaTonsburG next
Sunday morning.
MEIIoDIsT-Rev, ". L. Whitney will
preach next Sunday evening
EVANGELICAL.-Rev. j. ID. Stoycr will
preach next Sunday morning-Gcrman.
UNITED BRETHREN.-Rny. j. NJ. Smith
VIII preach next Sunday morning.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

THE BUsH HoUaE maintains its
high reputation as 4 first class hotel,
un Ter the present proprietor, George
Hopes, Esq, very well. Every
thing that goes in the make up oI Il
No. house is there. The uniform
kindness ard attention with which
guests are treated gives one thc ''at
bone feeling to high degree. The
efficient clerk, Nr. Edwin +. Hart
2ril is u thorough gentleman, and
no one can help but fall III love with
him at sight. He speaks G,t$cll.
SUccrS5 10 the Bush HOUSE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

Yesterday we had one Of the Sc
verGSt rain storms ever witnessed III
this part Of the country. Most fear
fully did wind and rain contest with
each other for the mastery, and
whoever was compelled to be out
was made the easy victim OF both.
No nOuht VIC will hear Of mach
damage throuGhout the county by
this storm,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
WESTWARD
E.ASTM AID.

Nos. & connect Al HmltauGom with Erie
Mail west On the Philadelphia a. Elia Rail
Road.
Nos 5 4 with Day Express east and Ma.
CARA FNprCSS west.
Nos. ) y with Fast Line west.
An Omnibus viii run between Lewishur e
and Nont1udon, 10 convey DAsSenSCrs 10
and from Pacific Express cast on tho Phila-
Ce!puia u Eric Railroad
The regular Railroad Tickets viii ue hon.
orci between these two po!nts.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

at seems asif | should cough my
head of" IS sometimes the rXclamd-
ton Of 4 sufferer from 1 severe
Cough. Qucll the ptroXySm3 with
Ha!c'S Honey G Horcholmd und Tar.
The relief is immediate and the cure
certain. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Taotnache Drops cure in
minute.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
Friend Yard WITH yon? If Y

FYicld W0Td VIVA yon2 II you
are troubled with any skin diseases
or other c1taneous irritation, use
GLENN's SULPHUR Soap. DO like
wise II your complexion be pinpled,
blotchel or saIlow. You won't re-
gret il. Sold by all Druggists.
HILLS HAIR & WUIsKER DYE,
Black or Brown, SOC. 4T
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

The order has been issued hy
Chairman Quay, OF Don's commit
tee. that "Curtin's defeat must be
made ciFrc:ual." Wonder Just how
they are going to effect such 4 little
thing a3 "CUrtin'S defeat" AM
drew Will 90 to Congress by moro
than the usual majority.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

ENSGRAi NOTICE Came To the place
IL oil The subscriber IN Miles township,
some Time during the summer, three hcii"rs.
agSl nom TWO Ia thrrc years. .be owner
~ requested 10 prove property, pay charges
and take them away. Otherwise they win
bc dealt with according 10 law.
pASIFI. WAIkEu
Miles Twp, Oct II, ISIS fl-G
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

!. Newman, j., tn" king Cloth
i"r Of Ea Gle Hall, BrIlrlontc, Pa,
has adopted it rs alulc that he will
not be uuderSuld hy any clothing cs-
tahlishmeat in the state. No mat
ter what kind OF quality of clothing
YOU want, Newman has il, ana will
sell 10 You at prices that Will utterly
astorish YOU. If you wish To have
a suit made 10 order you can be ac-
cOmmO lated upon the samo liberal
terms. as he yuusa Merchant TLi!or.
Ing establishment in connection
with his large clothing Hal.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

TAr Greeuhlrk meeting on SltW-
day aitcruGOn and evening seems -
have been entirety SatiSfnctory to all
concerned. \ speech OF two hours
long was delivered hv a Mr.. LYMAN.
in the afternoon. We did not learn
who addressed the meeting in the
evening, IA we could not be present
either in the afternoon or evening
We have not heard whether any con-
vcrts were made 10 Tie new cause or
not. hut are inclidcd II think that
our GlcenhIck friends did not gam
amy votes
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

Parents should not fail 10 notice
new advertisement IN another col
umu. in relation To Cmldren'S Shoes.
What the Metal Tip has done for
Childrrn8 heavy shoes, it is To he
hoped this new Tip viii accomplish
for the iii cr qualities.
II is rather discWWaging 10 bay
fac costly shoes for children with
the feeling that they viii almost Ger.
tainlv hc through at the toe with the
first few daN9 WcW'.
Parents will do we'll to look into
this matter.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

LosT.-A bunch Of two keys and
one finger ring. all strung IN a key
ring. The finder is kindly asked 10
return the same 10 the JOUKNtL
OTEICE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

NollCE. The citizens ot Minhpim, IN
~ Fchh township, Centre Go. Pa, wlll
Court (Novcmbrrl Tor the incorporation
Of said town into At borough. tc
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
Dlatris1 aud County Ticket

DlgtrteA aNO county AIcAet
sos President Judge,
c. 4. Mayer,
For Congress,
A. q. Curtip,
For Senator.
{. 7. Alexander,
For Assembly
". A. Murray,
Of Harris,
J. p. Gephart.
of Be,lefonte.
For Sheriff.
John Spang!er,
OF Potter.
For Prothonu:4rr.
J. G. Harrer,
OF Pena:0Lre.
For Register,
W. +. BurchHeld,
Of Ferguson.
FoI Recorder,
W. A. Tobias,
Of Miles.
For treasure
Adam Yearici;,
o. Marion.
Fer Commissioners.
George Swah,
otHarIis.
Jacob Dunkle,
OF " alker.
Por Auditor,
J. =. Jamisou,
OF Gregg,
Geo. r. Williams,
Of Howard
Por Coroner.
Dr.. {. w. Cambridge.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

NJ. l.. B. Frank, OF Rabarsbur-,
brought Us an apple OF the pound
kind that weighs III ounces. 1t is
a "staver" and While We feel thank
ful for il we would be much more so
for about ! wagon load Of "sich."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
BELLEFoHTE, Pa, Oct. Sth, 1873
Hon. j. s. Black, York, Pa.

Dear Sir As there seems to ba 3
difference Of opinion as TO the policy
Of Democrats supporting EE-GOv.
a. G.. Curtin tor Congress in the
goth District, and as al Know your
high standing in tie Damocra ic
party, and your fidelity to its prin-
ciples, l desire your opinion oa the
following points
lst. Was Gov. Curtin RESPONSE
bic for, OF a party 10, the arbitrary
arrests aud illegal Imprisonment OF
Democrats during the war?
2nd. Was he q party 70 the at.
tempted fraud upon oar party in the
election of u. :. Senator during
the session Of 1863, and if not, did
he in any manner contribute to the
prevention Of such contemplated
fraud ?
3rd. Would in your judgement,
his election to Congress from this
district promote the welfare Of the
country and OF the Democratic par
ty =?
by answering the above You viii
greatly abhge
Yours Very Respectfully,
J. Z. GEPHART,
Chairman Dom o. Com
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

IN private letter from NJ. Il.
{. Dcini. received the other day, hc
writes that ne likes Kansas and es-
prcially Ellis county, where he lives
very well. and what Is inst about -
important. "aud - does the wife.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

RCvs. !. G. Shoemaker and W.
NJ. Lands are absent now, attend
ing the session Of the Reformed
Synod in the United States, which
met at EastOn, Pa, yesterday.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
PIANOS AND ORGANS,

l IHFUU IND VIIUAND'--Io phicAtSr
avery Suprrciior Piano or Organ, equal ~
every excellence to any made at Manufac-
turcr's Wholesale Price, and thus save acar
y one half OF your money, 40 not tail. before
purchasing, 20 write for catalogue Of de-
scri pii0n ana prices. 10 Post Office Box $685.
New York. u2ly.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

tule, for believe that GOV. Curtin :
conduct saved us much trouble and
prevented much wrong.
2ud. have 10 special knowledge
concerning the fraud, corruption
and bribery by which certain ot our
political enemies tried To defeat TIE
election of 4 democratic [. :. Srna'
tor in 1853. But sure | am that
Gov. Curtin was 10 parry 10 that
iuiQuity. On the contrary IL Is I
notorious fact, that he exploded II
hy refusing to protect the mal"tAct-
orS with the troops Of the state.
3rd. My Judgement ON the QucS-
tion whether he ought to he elected
TO the next Congress may he Inferred
from what l have said already. No
opinion Of mine ought 10 influence
the voters of his district hut | can
not imagine 4 sensible democrat hcSl-
tatiNg on such subject. His cleo
t.Nu, il seems 20 lC would Oc 4 great
good to the panty and the country.
Ills commanding talents are needed
in Congress, and his devotion 10
honest government would honor htS
constituents aS We'll "a himself.
am with great respect
". Yours &c,
i. :. BLACK.
To j. I. GEPHART, ESQ,
Chairman Dem. co. Com.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

About fifty good chestnut posts
and about ten cords OF good lircwood
will be taken At the journal Office
on subscription. II.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
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