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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-30


Tue WouSDrD SrArEsnAs.-W What
William Il. Chandler wanted aud did
not get (hencc these tears y was the
mission to Spain. His wife was at the
court Of Madrid as the daughter OF
Minister John =. Hale, aud wanted to
20 again as the wife Of Minister Chan.
dlsr A gentleman and u scholar like
James Russell Lowell who almost vo-
ted for Tilden, was preferred for the
post, wherefore Williams proud heart
breaks with grief for his wrongcd fcl-
low patriots Of the carpetbag pcrsua-
sion.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-30
NEGRO LABOR IN rlRGIylA.
now TnE TWO RACES PROGRESS UNDER
TiiE Old AND Tng NEW SYSTEM.

Now, let the reader represent to him.
self Virginia estate of sewn hundred
or one thousand acres, up to the time
of the forced emancipation well en-.
closed and thoroughly titled, under the
organizcd labor and capital of the
plantation system, and yielding TO the
laborers u liberal subsistence, aud to
the owner a handsome income. The
change comes. Tho dozen negro lam.
lies leave their former homes IN search
Of independence, and struggle Lilhcr
aud thItbcr. Tho result IL, that in
place Of the village Of u dozen cottages,
right under the masters eye, there arc
now n dozen cabins sprinkled around
tho worst margins Of forest ridges, in
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-30
4 Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure,
Instruction.
Harper's Bear.
lllUSTRAI ED.

The Bosor is the organ Of the fashionable
world, and The expounder Of thai worlds law. (;
and !, is NE authority In all matters Of msnners
Etiquette. costume, aud social habits.-B Boston
Tars er.
The Basar commends itself to every member OF
the housthold--io tho children by droll and prci.
~ pictures. to the young lad ss by It's fashion.
plates In endless variety 4, the proyiden, mairon
by IT. patterns for the chidrns clothes, t. paisr.
(amftias by Its tasteful de'ig"s for embroidered
shippers and luxurious dressing gowns Bui In.
reading matter OF the Basnr Is uniformly oi great
excellence. The paper hns acqairsd a Wide pop.
uariiy f'r the hre-side enjoy ment Il afotds. aud
has become an established authority with the
ladies Of America.--N. y Es,Hiag Post
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-30

&c, MI Schurz took his leave. As he
passed out TO the Avenue, he met and
courteously bowed to Assistant Post.
master General Tyner, the great friend
and inglcr of Fillry, the political cxccu.
tor OF the late senator Morton, who
was on his way also to an early Presi.
dentlal call. The heart of the secrc.
tary took no deep iorebodings from
this little ecireumstanee, however. Why
:. ~. !. 49, y, -, - y .y,a ~
I >;'s - = -".'r'
all right. Dismisslng all foolish fears,
Mr. Schurz struck his most Mephlsto-
phel'an tread aud marched down the
Avenue TO his oliice. A"'afsi"e him
was Mr. Anthony Tuner, member OF
Tue House irom The first 81 Loni'
district pronounced nn'i'fillry man.
l am very glad you have called,
ra'u ochufz II nave just ie't the
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l. U TIL I RSB U K G.

Hereafter. good. will he sold for CASH only.
er IN exchange for priduce. No bsuks will b,
sept In the fufu'e. An Old accounts mu.i h..
s"itled. Those who caona cash up, Till pet-.
hand over their notes ard
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-30

the rear Of the estate, a mile from the
great house. The country is ono Of
ample spaces, many of then. curtaiued
with forests. The orderly population
is very scupty, and utterly Inadequate
to ahylLihg hike local police. 10
watch The Iillcring all the line ia this
extended country. lnterspcrsed with
forest and coppic,i Is simply impossible.
But these lazy, improvidcni families,
'hs '-e~ -hols.lS.t,.'s 81 Nwlr c,y'A. ~.
Tr. ;,
bread, out OF meat, out OF iuvl, out OF
any Imaginable necessary OF house.
Keeping Or course, the resort is TO
the adjoining landholders' field or flock.
a pig or Il lamb disappears The trees
oi the orchard are stripped OF the h.lf-
ripe lrult' " a mess OF roasting ears "
Is so neatly slipped from the stalks oi
Ihnlze that lhc loss Is not realized until
gathering lIine. Atadcad hour OF the
ihsht u oux or barrel Is taken to the
"ncal hs'u' me sheaves are neatly
WWPpeu over thc edge, 80 as to beat
our Tue heaviest gram, ana lhvn 30
ih1eieu'cal'y replaced III lhe shock
'hai no u's'uf'"i'c is suspected until
'i0 uVnei'ht 'e'u IN lbfcshipg opens
'hc i"rinefSey es' Tue young tobacco
I'u'''r' 'no N''"i sources oi ihc cfolh
are at " rr''''aI ume stolen lrom the
peus ana ''uhsp'an''d mo 'he freed
mans 'i''lc he'd, where identification"
"nl"ss'"''' ~ must DC khowh mat
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-30
THE REPUBLICAN,.
-s-.|'----
Sgssa-
oDE TO JOHN sHtnsAs.

..seSs-o.s MORNING.. JAN 30 rvs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-30
Nisftllanfous.

G G77r7p i not easily earned in these times. hut
NH II oan BE- uads 10 three months by any
vs. ons Of either sys, In any part II the
e.unirs whu is willing 10 work steadily at the
employment that We furnish. s6d per sock ~
your .~n ts~n. You need nh be a~sy irpn,
honu over night You can give your Whole fi'nr
To the ~nrk, or pnly y.ur spare moments. II ra-ts
nathing ~ Try the hu-inr-s FERNS ani ;, Uaiht
frve Adirsss at once. II. llaiLsrr On.
April II. 1871 lys Portland, Maine.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-30
aAisffllanfpus.
Livery stable.

iG<16 - '1;.N 1.s-.., :,
l'hk ah,isragneN begs leave TO inform the pub
4 lie that he 10 nov fully prepare' 70 seeommo-
tate all in the way e' furnishing n .ses burg,es,
saddles and Harness, on the shons.i notice and
"a reasonable terms. Residence on Locust street,
hstween Third ami Fourth
- ''"-.G90. ". ekARnART.
'leafheld Peb I. 1874
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06
POLITICAL POINTS.

rhe Democrats Of tho Richmond Va. }
district have nominated 0en. Joseph Il. Johns-
ton for Oongrcss.
Judge r.. II. East, Of Naahvillc. has
boon nominated BY ,he drcenbackers Tor Gov.
crnor Vi Tennessee.
The Republicans Of Kansas, In con.
vens,on 1t Topeka last wosk, nominated full
state ticket, hcaAisL BY ]. =. ~. John ~ TIN
candidate for Governor.
acn. Butler, In card accepting the
nomination OF voters who signed paper ex.
prcssing 4 wish 10 ehooNe him Governor vi
Massachusetts, sAySl Il take tho trust with
All itH cArcs AnA will devote MI of the tntclli.
gcncc, os tho labor, forethonght. and energy
which In me licr, aud use Ali thc power which
they and those who think with them may gtse
mo, 10 relieve the peoples burdens and bring
about more equal and efficient administration
of tiir laa.nf TIL. e, inmnnaeal,h, which ihry
wish.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06
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v~tssssesx
A ukA~sAnsinrrar AlsrAtrh say& shs
hus@s&n ssns " -rruF~iA4n has W. ssa safA.
The eehle wsses sn~Aess rsstiealass n
4 'sssi,ls disaster ~ Ha@sssy. sHssaas
sttsm aasasst tnslssis laid ~Nsss The ia~n "a
MWAAiey. assssessns i,mn hea~s ard rsassnw
thr dtAsA \, siso~ninr VI l~t~~~n tse anA eee
I~nrie, Al rflsa. aies. 'sAns hpn~~ ~sse
s~rvt A~ss ~ III. hew~l saa large nsu,.~s
NJ people drowned
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06

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slAas~swass - isssssvsl is.s#ass se w. ssa#~sNs
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nmAsggs raaastsan a lal2~inx vsn. ast#esa
sssn n t,as8nsv.. ssaa ysasfsa hard trne@
The rr~ssAens asYasa The vnAsssa sn 4
ssasf Hsnnes AsA II fefs#tva -
having a*H# Nh iht ssllsar. aTisimg
k~~fn*s vfs itsis rys~stahiss insss sa,slins
Ihe Frssssle#a explained that thr rrnssss bal
@os yet Fully s~~e~s~a frsm ths effects II the
gssss var. Ims that matters ~sfe i~ssnasag se
AAjast sAsmselscs 10 ante eat eundst.uas, thai
scs sevssi Years there ~ss ~ Inflated rassil
sicn ~ Enviae~s, With surplus N muaHs.
which mAny aast"cA iw r~rrssy, lint that nu~
husinesa ~As getting siewa 10 besl.reel. ~ ts
SOAK. And the people ~ere learning again The
value of dcliss. ne sAld hr thought thai Ail
monsy sheala havc gold haas, sra that ~.
sumption would do much ~ relieve hard times,
which be did not think would last much
longer
Secretary Evarts has asked for TIE
resignation of 0cn. Philip sidney rost, for
several years Consul tsenssal VI The rmted
HtAte@ 10 Austria.
The rostctlis Department has decided
10 begin. on The Ia of Octoeer, ,he ,rAnsrr.
ta,ien of gold and silver coin through the
mails ~ ihirdclass matter Al the rate of one
cent postage rcr ounce.
Hcrgt. Boston Corbett, who shot John
wilkes Booth, has written 10 the Postmaster
General from Camden, NJ j., Arking employ.
ment IN the psstonice there. lic rays he has
never held pcaition under the Government,
although he thinks his services dcaerse ~
ward
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06


The Davenport Democrat timely Oh.
serves that 1.-THE season has now come
when the insinualing agent and patent
rights man visits small towns aud conu.
try villages, seeking to trap the nnwnry
by tricks that have bccome No common
that they ought no longer 10 tiud 4 yic-
tim. The swindlinR ID almost invariably
done by---on some pretext inducing the
farmer or country merchant 10 pnt hir
name on paper. One of tho most sue.
ccs.fnl, and tho eAsicst. ways III obtain
tho customers signature IN what 1nr.
ports 10 ho n receipt. Il In, In fact, n RI.
ccipt printed, and containing multi
tipIicily of words. II II on 4 clip OF
paper seven or eight inches long. Tho
plAcc vi tho signature I. naturally In tho
Tight-hand corner. The customer has
bought something of the smootl-spokcn
agent, and, honestly enough, Ii per.
fcctly willing 10 aign receipt. Let
that paper bN cut In two, mp aud down
the center, and tho right. t.hAnd hall will
bc IN nnobjcctionAble thirty or SIXTY day
promissory note.
Tho tiguatnrc 10 we'll known in the
ncighborhool; II In sold OF traded long
before maturity 10 somc bona iile nnsl
innocent purchaser. and thu nnsophis.
ticalOsl maker has no legal defense. Or,
povaibly, 4 fcucc.wire aGcnt comes along
with sample coil of wire. Tho Gus.
toner wants u few rosls Of wire fencc,
and signs nm agreement to pay ON slc-
livery cents per foot for Ave coils ii
wire. When delivered, II appears that
tho coils each contain = quarter u mile
Of wire. by tho sAme trick tho festive
lightning. agent sells tho victim chongl,
of lightning rod 70 thatch tho roof ol
tho house with, whom only thirty feet
wcTc needed. Tho safc way II not u
transact business with m itincrant agent
unless hc can get along without yomi
signature 10 written or printed instru.
m0nt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06
xysonLLAxxous oLxAxrNos.

Visible supply Of grain in the States
and Canada whcat. TIA, 900 bushels corn,
y, ,205, ON bushcs oat~, n t4h,OO0 bushels rya,
bAb, 900 bushels barley. lou. 900 bnrh.t.
The amount of standard silver dollars
coined mp to Sept. MAS si2.sis, Boo ont.
standing, f2.0bD. ia on hand, tlo.2s'.s .sid.
Tho demand for them incfca.rs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06

Tho chemists a tho Agricultural DO
partmcnt arc buAily a work perfocting
1 process II manufacturing sugar from
The stalk ol Indian corn. Hrvcral very
succemsful results were accomplished to-
day. Tho Commissioner u Agriculture
expects THAT ncxt year nearly NIL the
iArmera ii ths country Who raiae Indian
corn will be able to manufacture their
own sugar. Tho tlrst farmer who has
stasted ont In the manufacture of sugar
from the stalks ri Indian corn hnn been
heard from. Hin success viii encourage
othcrx. This man IN from Illinois. =
Warrington telegram.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06

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N II. Nslag,l eYs~Hh&rAs inHs~~A n saia
And saisst, sssa ssv rasnris rsAihr ~ ~
rissv rpafaen~e IN sssAavss r. prF.
i.stm ths sAsae siasis~ which hssr Ifusa
twes ssnm8mnssal hsen Iasshsmlit lie.
rhntprsi hs lshr .ifs~a irfsnl snh
T~ssrnl. \ woHld answer That lnnr.
hird servants, W. ihes ae~vs ~ faithful,
rsuAs suNsnmh ta the same late N change
anil death thai ultimately cvvstake sll
things, hawsv.t ilnmntslle and nsed
they may s*~m anil that, - fas irnm
rsuwseinx to ~up~v~e,le any metallic cMF.
tenry heretofore In mse. ~ att@sly sleny
hAvtne sssch IN intcHtion. fos the PLAIN
rrM2on that there II no currency NJ the
hind 10 sureF~c,le, that until the advent
of paper inansy the wosli never hal q
currency. rnrmncy. iIkc the steam
engine anil telegraph, II 4 fanltrn. 4
very modern invention.
Wil.I.lAN HnMAAn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06

The people n Moscow declare that
their afeat bcll shall never bc pulled
down from IL gIittefing steeplo, where
Il reigns over Ill ether church. bells 10
the world. IL weight u 40, 772 pountls,
while tho other famous hclla ASc light IN
comparison: 81 paul's, London, u. 900
pounds; Antwerp. 1000; Oxford. ~.
900; Yosk, 2l,0Oo; Montreal, y. 900 !;
Rome, u, 90 !; Hrage.. sOoo; Oc-
loguc, %, ,00O Erfurt, 1O. 600 English
House u Parliament, 81 .O0O Vienna,
Y. 900; Novgorol. u. 900; pskin, l00.-
OOO; 6ens, "a, 100; Moscow (ila 80
ondl. l4l, ,ODO. The great bell a Mos
COW Ii nineteen ieet high and sixty. ioMr
iect round ~ noise II tremendous.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06

Dk HoLMxs aays that crying widows
marry irse. There II nothing like wc.
weather Tor tyAn6plantinG.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-06
an,lela n . Csre Tor Csa.sMptlen.

1WttUtU ~ - &09V eWs &~e~WW.s~
A correspondent writex ~ follows
ahout the 40 o~cr of : wcll.known plant:
have discovered ! remedy Tor con.
sumption. II has cured y number 81
cases after they had commenced bleed
ing nj tho lunea and tho hectic dusl, wAs
already on tho cheek. Aitei trying this
remedy 10 my own satisfaclicn, ] have
thought philanthrophy required that !
should let II bc known to tho world. y
ID common MULLEN stepped strongly and
sweetcnctl with coffee 1ugar, And drunk
freely. Young Or old plants are good
dried In tho shade aud kept In clean
baxs. Tho medicine mus. W continued
from three to six montls. aOcording %
the nature oe disease. u u very good
Tor the blood vessels also. u strenethcns
and bnilda up the syslem instead d
taking away the strength. II makcs
rood blood, and takes Inflammation
away from tAc lungs. Il y The wish of
tho writer that every periodical ~ the
United 0tates, Canada and Enropc
should publish this recipe for tho benc.
AZ of the human family. Lay this by
aud keep II Ia the house ready Tor mae.
- Rural NeW Yorker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-06
Chicago.

CHicAoo, December 8, - Flour -
Nominally unchanged. Wheat In iair
demand but at lower rates; No, . red
winter s7(Gs7lc; No. . Chicago spring
sSic cash; sSa6fs3ic seller January;
sil@sijc seller February Nh, y, 6ot1
7ic; rejected S3lta5+ic. Corn Active
but shade lower, II IT, cash SHE
seller January; - IL seller May, Oats
Heavy at 10 cash 2N hid seller Deccm.
her; e0ic seller January, Rye-Quiet
aud unchanged. harley Strong and
higher ut ne cash. Pork steady ani
In gooL dcmand at 81 - cash 81 20 sci.
lcr Dcccmhcr; 81 gNtd7 81 seller Janu'
AIRY; ~ 0kdS 03l seller February lari
bull and prices shade lower at ~ B.l
TAI ~ cash ~ ~ ln5 20 sellrr January;
S. 70lta5 ~ seller February. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged, Whisky
Steady aud unchanged W ~ ~,
Cincinnati.
CIsUSNArI, December j, -. Cotton -
In good demand ut sic, Flour Quiet
andunchangrd. Wheat Dali and nom.
innl; rod and white ShChaNc receipts
iHO bushels; shipments i, no bushels.
Corn hull at S2mE| Oats steady
aud IN fair demand ut 22ls?hc, Rye
Quiet aud firm ut 81 r,12c. Barley
Quiet good Ia prime ShctaSi 10, Pnrk
In Rir demand ~ ~ M lhrd
Steady aud In good don,and, steam
81 III. Hulk Meats null partly cured
~ 7NIha 76taa s7lCri M BoNcd Meats
Quiet aud steady; sales oi tumhcr
lands at ~ IN lacon Quiet and
4. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-06
BASE BALL.
Proceedings Of the National
League.

CLkNsLANp, Durombcl o. Tho Ma
tlonal League ri professional laso hall
players which hns been IN session the
past two dnyr, adjourned thiS evening
lu meet ut Cincinnati newt year. Several
amendments were adopted to the play
my rulrE, tho musl Important ui which
VIVA dispensing with luul bound catches,
Resolutions ol respect tu the memory
ii the hate Lewis Mcachnru, ul the CHI
ragu IrIhunr, were PASSED. The puhllra-
tiun oi League book was again placed
III the hands ul Secretary Young, Mr,
W \. Hubert was unanimously ~.
rlcclud President aud was icudcrod u
vote ol thanks lur the able and impar-
lial manner IN which hr has presided
over the dcIihcaHtiuus nl the League dur.
iug the past sussluu. Mrssrs, Neil,
White, Roads aud Evans were rlcCtcd
with the rrcsdcut w u board ni DIrcc-
tors,
\ lengthy and exciting discussion oc.
Cured IN relation to- the adoption "i u
uniform ball tu ho usod hy the League
clubs, which resulted IN the adoption ol
lhr Spalding League ball.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-06
THEY ARE At TT AGAIN.
Railroad Men Inaugiirntc An
other War of Rates, and Pro.
ccod to Cut Each Others
fEhrnuts

Nrw NoRg, December b Passengers
arriving here from - Louis hy various
trunk lines report that they purchased
their through tickets Tor this city i0r '2O,
and upon their arrival here they rscciv-
cd from agents NJ this cud so ni the
amount back again ~ u rebate, thus
making the cost ui passage only $40 In
freight circles shippers say all lines are
making contracts Tor the shipment "i
grain from St Louis aud Chicago east
below their fixed rates Chicago adyiccs
represent that the Wisconsin, Iowa aud
Illinois roads are also making reductions
II * reported from Chicago that MIR
kccuc has contracted Tor the shipment
IL million or moro bushels ui wheat "a
this city Tor 35c per hundred weight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-06
RAILWAY MATTERS.
r"oling Arrangements Eiccted.

NV N"WK, December = ht II mccl.
Ins uI the railroad prcsidcnts at the
rntlrunk lines tn night, II VAS dccldrd
'Nl lhr pooling arrangement on tho
"~thuuUa irr,ghts hc continued IN
hnr lnr i've Years from TIA" tirN at
January. the pcr ccntngcs Ia hr deter
mnrd from time tn time hy Commits
""ncr Albert fink, tn whom absolute
l""er II given in the matter,
yuumlltru consisting at RuttCr, oi
,hc Nrw York Central, tnssatt, al tho
'rnn"lvunla, hing, uf the Baltimore
AM Ohl", aud Blanchard, ui the Erio,
"" appointed, to whom all mat
'''. ~ connection with the caHt
"ni wosthouui ircights and
ra''ongcr rates be- referred, aud II they
"' unable tn arrange tho difference, Mr
'wA viii adjust mnltcrs The percent
~ OF lhc ruul IL at prcsCut Eric, ~
t'' cent New York Central, ~, Penn
"Nann, % BALTIMORE aud Ohio, o. II
VI" alsn resolved to- maintain tho rates
"L cast bound freight passengers.
W. FINK stated that resolution max
"" litN pool permanent Tor five years
"'o'd At once stop all cutting