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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11
REMARKABLE CLOCK MECHANISM

REMARKABLE CLOCK MECHANISM
In the French horoloSical section, at
the Exhibition, were two clocks re
markable for their mechanism. On
the top of one of them is seated, says
the SilrersnlthS' Trade Journal, a
handsomely attired Greek lady, fig
ure hardly n span high, with a small
barrel organ, held by n boy, resting
on her knees. With the clocks last
stroke the miniature organ is set in
motion and plays q tune, the boy
keeping time with his head On the
LETT arTa OF the figure is a bright stag
ling, which as soon as the piece is
played ont repeats the melody, accom-
panied by the movements of the lady's
head The mechanism of the second
clock is still more wonderful The
clock is surmOunted by a figure re-
presenting a juggler il Oriental cos
tune, seated behind 4 golden table.
To his right stands three large silver
bells on a plate The juggler raises
himself as the clock strikes, and gcsti-
culates with his hands rs if in prcpar-
alton for his feat, takes UP one of the
bells, shows it to the spectators to con-
vince them that it is empty, then seiz-
es another bell, and puts both on the
table. He lifts them up again and
under each lies now golden egg,
which appears ard disappears repeat
edly. Sometimes both eggs disappear,
sometimes they increase in number,
and instead of two, three or four eggs
are seen. The little magician's per
formance reaches its climax when he
turns up the third bell and displays
n bronze ball to the astonished audi
euce. This bronze ball bursts imme-
diately after, and a Lilliputian bird,
about the length of finger nail, makes
its exit and pipes a tune. The next
moment all vanishes again, and the
clever performer, after graceful bow,
resumes his seat
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11

INTERESTING FACTS RELATING 10
WILD GEEsE.-M. Henry Faucet, O.
DilwOrthtown, Chester county. at one
time purchased a pair of wild geese
from which he has raised q flock Of
seven. These geese have become very
tame and more readily caught and
handled that his domestic ones. bu.
still they have a strong desire to nj
CRATE, and to prevent which he has been
compelled TO clip their wings. On
Sunday morning be was surprised 70
find his flock had increased 10 eleven
and were quietly feeding in his barn
yard. They have since remained there
and in the immediate vicinity. evident
ly endevoring to persuade Mr.. Fauc-
cts geese 10 accompany them. They
keep in the immediate vicinity, at 90
time going more than n mile dista1.
when they will alight in some wlali
field and again 'eturn. They disgr
pear at night, and Notwithstanding VI
Faucet has made strenuous efforts u
discover their boosting place, for .ls
purpose of capturing them, he has bes-
unable to do so. On WedncsiT
morning they returned with an add,
tiOnal number, making the flock eiEl
teen. They fly very close to tie
ground, at no time soaring higbu
than the house top When they aljgLt
they keep the same position as When
flying, showing that they hold them
selves in readiness for any alarm ths.
may be given. Another singular cir.
cumstance is given of their move
ments, which is that each bird has bis
place in the procession when flying
which was shown by the shooting O.
one next to the leader. Since thel
that place is vacant and the following
one keeps his station in the line As be
did before his predecessor was shot
Local News
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11

SALT FOR TUE THRoAT-One who
has tried with benefit recommends salt
as a gargle for the throat for those in
clined 30 hacking cough, OF soreness
of the throat or mouth. A teaspoon
ful of salt is dissolved il half tum-
blerful Of cold water, and with this the
ihsoat is gargled just before each meal.
An unusual freedom from coughs or
sore throat is claimed TO be the result
Of this simple remedy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11
IN THE SPRING.

IN the spring million sunbeams steal from ont
the eastern sky,
In the spring we hear the buzzing Of the festive
April hy;
In the spring the village damsel decks herself with
violets blue,
In the spring the landlord hastens TO collect 'he
rent that's due;
In the spring the sparrow's chirping floats across
the meadow land,
In the spriug the Iovesick couple at the front gate
take their stand;
r, the sr,rfD, the Young mans ulster the porch
is hung to dry,
In the spring the lazy bullock on the hilltop stops
to sigh;
In the spring the gentle cockroach dances round
the kitchen floor
In the spring the little children jump upon your
cellar door;
In the spring the gay mosquito from New Jersey
seems to float,
In the spring the little urchin goes out sailing in
And never comes back.
- York ETBFeSS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11

To CURE A FELoN.-Take Sass'--, :.
bark-the inside bark dry. anp %.
it fire, and wet in a teacup WIN ~. NJ
water, for a poultice Apply % r
felon, and wet once in five minute Fl
cold water This, followed up ~.
draw it to head in twenty y-ioui u -.
without any injury to the band
the bark of the root.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11

MUOILAGE.-Every farmers lam.
should have on hand a good mllc'l.-
one that is always ready Take =, =.
gum or wax that is found on chelli.
trees. put in a large mouthed oo,- .,
and thin to the proper consis'e.',s 5.,.
with water, and you have an a',',-. -.
which will not spoil. fit becomes
chick, thin up again.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11

WHITEwAsH.-Follo is the Ger
mantown Telegrapb'S recipe for prepar-
ing whitewash
Take the very best stOne-lime and slack it
in close tub, covered with cloth to pre-
serve the steam. Salt-as much as can be
dissolved in the water used for Stacking and
reducing the lime-should be applied, and
the whole mass carefully strained and thick
ened with small quantity of sand, the purer
and finer the better. a few pounds of
wheat flour mixed as paste may be added,
and will give greater durability to the mass
especially when applied to the exterior of
buildings. With pure lime, properly Stacked
and mixed with twice its weight of fine sand
and sifted wood ashes, in equal proportions
almost any color may be made by the addi-
| tion of pigments. Granite, slate, freestone
and other shades may be initiated, and with
! out any detriment to the durability of the
| wash. This covering is very often applied,
and with good effect, to underpnning, stone
! fences, roofs and the walls of barns and other
out-buildings. Probably the pure whitewash
is more healthy than the colored. as its aka
| lescent properties are superior, and when
used in cellars, kitchens and sleeping apart
| mentS produces salutary results. No person
who regards the health of his family should
neglect to apply coat of it every spring
! Country places, especially farm out-houSes
! fences, etc, are greatly improved in appear.
ance by an annual coat of good whitewash
and will add to their permanency much more
than many would imagine. 1t is cheap anC
easily applied, so that neither expense MOI
labor can be urged against it.
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II w. DICK. Arronnrr.ArI,,v En-

Ebensburg. Pa. once ia front room OF 7
. Lloyd's new building. Centre street. Altman
mer OF legal business attended 10 at STA
and collections specially. ftf+-tf'
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and q small onion. ImmeTse in five pints OF
cold water and boil as in all stocks. To
make the clear soups strain the stock, to re-
move from it all the shreds of meat and re-
move from the top of it all the grease, and
cook in a stew-pan. Separate the yolk and
white and add a little salt Do not use the
yolks. If the shells are perfectly clean put
them in, too
Add half gill Of cold water and put it into
the stock and whisk the contents Of the sim
mering pan with two forks. The instant it
boils the white of the eggs will gather all the
impurities at the surface. Boil quickly two
or three minutes and pour it at once through
clean kitchen towel and try to prevent the
crust from coming out of the pan. The soup
is now perfectly clear. 1t can be made brown
by adding a few drops of caramel but clear
soup is the most fashionable.
Housekeepers will do well to cut this out
| and paste it up where it is handy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11
Extra INDUCEMENTS
no PERSONS WHO
BUY FOR CASH
Canned Goods.

10 3-b. cans Tomatoes o
3lb cans Table Peaches fOr.................-.. 10
lib. cans Green Corn 10
2-lb. cans Green Peas 10
cans PInp ApnlpS 10
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NJ KEIM NJ. D.. PHYSICIAN


i List Of Local Newspapers. Sent free On ap-
plication. Address GEO. T. ROW EIIl i co,
~ spruce street, New York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11
Teas.
MoIasses and Syrups.

Having bO.,pllt a new Coffee Rooster. Kitchen
roast my own CoUeQs have them all Macker
fresh All Otnt
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March :, 1879 I'm.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-11
WE RUN NO EMIGRANT TRAINS.

AU Glasses Of Passengers are Forwarded on Re01I-
IfT EXPRESS ira ms, and % through
WITHOUT DETENTION.
, 1879-02-05

do for tho authorities Of our own country to
tako anything for granted. Though ti.oro is
listlo npparont t1angcr Of tho r'asno reaching
III, owing to our limited commercial inter
courso with tho infected region. lilo moat
rigid scrutiny should l'o exercised over all
vosso1H coming from Dlack.Sca ports, ansl
particularly over ll,oao which, having sailed
before tho full extent Of tho epidemic VIVA
known, may innoosntly carry tho germs Of
the liscaso. in their cargoes. II the l'1ack
rlag,1o should once be Introduced into this
country, 1t might mako ravagcs in con'par-
son with which our previous experience Of
yellow fover, cho1ern, mud smallpox would
10 insignificant; and there would bo leHa
excuse for its passage through quarantine
since, SO far Az known, 1t Inns ,,ovor appeared
hero, and Is not nntural to ons noil or clin1ate.
, 1879-02-05

spectacle Of twonty.thrce ont Of thirty-ciRht
Republican Senators deliberately stnltifying
tlomso!ves md con loning tho nloas
dagrant frauds to satisfy tho personal amb!-
tiona Of ono Senator shows tl.at the eorr"p-
tons Of politics have begun their diagFaceful
aud dangerous work In tho highest branch
Of tho National Legislature, which has hero-
toforo been looked upon BY tho people rs
their bulwark Of defense when their rights
were assaiIed. II will not do for these mon
to plead In extonuatton Of their offonaea that
this was local question. Tho General
Government needs and depends upon tho
revenuos OF the New York Oustom-H House,
and the people Of tho whole country ults-
mately pay these revenues. It Is n national
question Of tho grcateat importance
aud, had CosKIrxa succeeded In carry
ing out his partisan designs, the whole
country would have beon injured cssn moro
In tho future than 1t has beou in tho past. II
this question OF confirmation had been sub
mittcd to the people for voto, IL would have
received a. many millions "a there arc
voters. Outside Of little clique Of cor
rupt machine partisans, tho vote OF the
country would have been solid. Tho DEM
ocratio Senators aro entitled to credit for
whit they havo dono. Not being able to
control things, thsy could act from motives
Of abstract right. To this extent they have
done their duty. The Republican Senators,
however, who voted In tho interests Of cor
ruptIon and against the public welfare, hive
snnt1a for thnm nAlvaa A racnrt} which will
, 1879-02-05

The BritiaA and Canadian Governments
have made the Sensational reports oommuni.
Gated to them regarding the existence of
plauEo-pneumonia in the United States tho
occadon for an order prohibiting the smpozta-
ton OF American cattle into either thu King
dom or the Dominion, and in 70 doing lasa
struck serious blow 1t an Important ill.,
tsrest, bel1es increasing tho cost Of
meat In their own markets. It will ba
uexs to tho great cattls-producing regions
OF the West that tho liscaxe has obtuiukd
such foothold ~ to render tho expectation
u livestock sou1cs Of peril 10 foreign
, 1879-02-05

The third charge made against Judge
n,,nor7r 1,v +be .tthroa vo,,no ,ncn" IL
49,. t,..,
tA"1 ao H"s oosfo"ou 'non05 Ae4 a'' p'''"a"'
use from AssIgnees Of c7tatea IN bankruptcy
casea, and on tlenost In tho registry Of tile
;,;s,ric. Tha nroaeoui;on claim lint in 20
- :, ..,-,..-s o.. rnr =, H..
oo'nR u" aAn 'ioi"''e1 neo' o'"oo " 'AA'
statutes, which roats hs follows:
Every person Who knowingly receives from
Clerk OF other Officer of court Of t4o un'tch
Staten any monoJ belonging In thu registry Of anch
couf@ ~ deposit, loan, OF otherwite' Is guilty Of
cmbezz!areat, And shall ee punished ~ PROVIDED
IN tho presiding section"
The p.1nislinieut provided Ia fine Of not
fexa thnn H5oO Or Imprisonment for not less
Wv .~.- ~ mn
money TO the amount OF 9't,Voo was pos-
rowed from MARX K1MuAL1, Assignee Of tho
b1ntpal fnauraucs Company. md a2.aUO
f~,,, I,,,r. I,., A,.,rna. ~ o,,thor hanl.
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, 1879-02-05

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, 1879-02-05
STRIKES,

CINCINNATI, O., Feb, IA cashofou ~, w.
Dispatch aays; "The mnrrs ni ths tps.
Mine, who wrra ou strike. threaten t'o's"'
IN ,,,v nnr .t,r,n,,trv tn wnsk iu ll.s niuss W.
N ,l,e,r ,l,mand. ars threaded to, Last night
number of miners who had been dD"n ~ ", '"'
mines wers assaulted upou thrlr com1os ~
aud they would hayo been badly b'atsn w.
The interference of the llallce. lht ~ J.. ur
full ol drunken miners. Further tEo1o'
tiAapalaai.h ia
rArkRsoN, N. j., Feb. 1.-THE ~aIPs,, .,o,s
Dexter, Lsmbcst i Goa TX mill ha's '''
for hlYtrF wRxes.
, 1879-02-05

ErpA Hux7oN, Of yirginia, Is to 10 tho
Chairman Of the Porter Rnb-C Committee
that will 60 to Now York and tackle Tho
ciphozs. SrEsokn Of Pennsylvania and
SPRINGER Of Illinois aro the other Demo-
crats, and 1fmcoox Of Now York mud REED
of AlMno the Nepubltcana.
, 1879-02-05

Tie following Is going the rounds OF the En-
Ettsh newspapers. and they socm hardly to
know whetler to consider 1t as hpax or serl-
ousty:
One Of tho San Frahc!9co Papers give an nc.
count OF nov Industry tbnt arisen In that city,
namely, tho manufacture Of hons eggs frnfn inex.
pcusIse Hlalorials. Thu aloutnen 10 in,itatod by
mixture Of sulphur, carbon. md fatty nAtlor, OBJ
tafncd from tho slaughter. houses ind rendered
sticky With n,nclass. Tho yolk Is ,nade Of blood
phnArhata Of ttmr, magnesln, Nitrate Of ammonia,
oIeic ant magarlc acills. and coioreG with chroms
ru!iuw. The shells are shnped BY blow. pipe from
mass Of xypsuu, tpantet Of l'arls}, carbonate Ut
!mo. and oxidu Of Iron. After tho shells arc
blown, The n!bun.ep ts f"fced In through ho1e in
tic small 1nd. an,f sticks to tho sldca; then ths
yu!k is a1dtd and after belng covered with moro
u tic alhumon mixture tho hole ID scaled with
cement; The complete tgg Is then .'ruhbcd pretty
smooth ana laid aside Tor packing" 1t tn asserted
That many hasrcls of these eggs hlSa bcsa alrondy
shipped eastward Gut consumption; mud, a. pleas
Bg au}unctto mrat from ting ''sItnk butcher they
Will no doubt be gratefully welcomed ty 1lritish
housckcepera In search Of ''chcap and nutritious I"
fOu1,
, 1879-02-05

TIER CHICAGO TnfRrFx has rttAbl'shed bEanch onlees
ser ihn recept Of subscriptions and adstrteenents -
fouows.
NEW YpRK-I,oom % 1>rfsnns building. FIT. Mo-
Apnrx. HanAgnE.
rAIs1s. Franee-No 10 Rue de IL Grange base''efe'
N.lEAHLKk Agent.
LONDON. En9.-Amencan ExehanEt. 40 strand
uxxhr r. QlLLI0, Agent
San FRANCISCO. Cat.--fAlact Hotel.
WASHINGTON. D. C.-Eo. 13fa etfeet.
, 1879-02-05

Was the Duke Of Magenta red out Of his
partyf
il. We aro afraid Sitting Bull has been giving
III taay.
Sitting Bull Is frat in war, first in peace,
and lrst In tho ha1ra Of his couptrymsn.
Zach Chandler ia supposed TO be tho sweat
sFggcs Of Michigan.
Tho n,otlser Of the lato James Hallyburton,
of 'iFglnia, was niece Of Martha WashIngtou4
AIr. Tilden cau never be President, and
ho bad better writo hts name Samuel and 10 10
hddt'ns.
MF. George Washington Ohilds has so
many clocks that hs to always obliged u ask soms.
body what time 1t 10.
hlr. Vanderbilt is too poor to pay any per-
aonal taxcs and tho roau to poverty It sec1ns, Ia
tho New York Central.
One Of tho mistakes OF "AIoscs" appears
to have been mt making a cipher which no
:" "felcr" could ind out
Tho Cincinnati Commercial asks: " Isn't
the Grant bonn gettny 10 hs . Kibo. .boomf' We
should tHdder think ~.
1t Ia beloved that Honator Obristiancy's
appointment a. Minister 10 Peru will b. quite ben-
olcsal to Mr. Chambers health.
Ex-Preaident 1facAlahon should now 70
abroad for rear or two and lot hls friends In tho
meanwhile organize :boum."
The ltev. Murny believes that horses with
good rccoFds 20 to Heaven, and that those arc
trott!ng tracks In tho Now Jeruaals1n.
It il believed thnt Detroit Is called the City
OF tho "strhishts =" 10 commemorate thu abster,.
ious habits OF Mr. Zachariah chandler.
The story that Laonidaa Grover was killed.
IN kDHtuEkY bY frHtcOflE ktnnR II tru0 in rr.A
, 1879-02-05

Tho rejection Of ARTHUR Is likely to be
deat1l-blow to CONKllNafs influence in Now
York. Thu breach between hlm u,nl tho majar.
ity ot tue purity In the Senate is daily growing
wider. Ono correspondent at Albany says It IL
alucky thing for CoHKLiNa tlsat he gos h.s cleo.
tlQu pefQre ttts affalE cane I'M
, 1879-02-05

AS Senator DAVIS neither represented the
Dunocsats nor 1rconhackcrs. nnA still less tAc
Republicans of Illinois, lit his vote nganst r.
forn.ng the Now York Custom 1louae, the
query struggles for solution, Who was ha rep
rescntinst u his fsYt und highrst allegiance lo
Lord NoscoEt
, 1879-02-05

hI4 Official cr,nlue." The meancst criminal Is
unt condemned until he Inns t,csr heard In his
',wn sictr,sr: nl,rI, frss s1loulu United States
.1,hlVc bc condemned On the evidence for tho
prosecution alone.
, 1879-02-05

hp&G7d1 5NVN4G& 70 I*t 3f18&N&.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 4.-Ja1nes III. Caae, en-
ei,lcvr Of the Marine Boiler Works, fell deaa ut
his puat Of duty ut II O'Clock sbis forenoon, OF
heart dtseasr. DIsea.ed Was ~ years old, anl
leaves wife and daughter. This Il the thi1I
tue Vi slddru deuta ot adulta within three
ll,S,
, 1879-02-05

The vote Of senutor lIowH, Of Wisconsin, to
rcinstate the corrupt ARTHUR reslulc At tlsu Port
ot Now York will materially usslst Ills frieuds in
aisuagtug their gslef ut hIs defeat, und tend to
reconcile them to Ills SUCCESSOR. who could not
hayd done worse aud might have uouc better.
, 1879-02-05
RhlSlNS DIRECT.

3NE30f U{tQSEA % IN IT" :, IN hFK
Nxw OKLnAss, Fep, 4.-Thu Brt''a ~, %
0rant ha. arrived 1t this port dMeet ~. ~
Malaga, and her eut,rs cargo Of Soue0 ~ ,u,pt.
eon4tgued aud 60 through by Fa! u'es, 'sn, h.uas
Iisn.iTauspuIts tiua boua to au iu1po1t's
Ql yuuE G!ty.
, 1879-02-05

Every ru1c has Its exception, md tho rulo Of
CtSl'.scrvicc reform appears TO hare m exccp-
tion it favor OF bioQraphcrs.
, 1879-02-05

Mr.. nA1.srEAp also has soina.h1ug to sny In
favor Of x. CHANDLER, remembering that in Of.
Atu ho 10 !ncorruntibls, and that he n,aue a
pretty clean sweep Of the Interior Department
while tle uceuuic1 II.
, 1879-02-05

Tho Senate Committee on Elections Inns re-
ported declaring DAVID Comm to be the duly
elected Senator from South Carolina; while
the Democratic minority Of the Committee
report In favor Of 81 Hamburg" BuTInn's re.
fninfnu tia Ranf.
, 1879-02-05

uAAIsrrA, like DkACoSsFIELb, Ia . jew; ~
the anelent TACO NOW has Representatives At tho
head Ut te ,rst two nat'ous In Europe. Both
OF them, however, ara al,ostates, which suggests
auuuIcr an4 very litfereut train of reflections.
, 1879-02-05

1t Ia evident llAt jim BLAINE IL mt rresi-
dcntIal candidate, from tho vote he gaye against
tGe PUBLIC Interests on the confirmation Ut tho
New York Cuatotn.IIouss Collector and Naval
0it!cer. IIe Yntrd to restore tho old gang Of
EuYcuue-robbers M!ll corrupt tlngatsE4.
, 1879-02-05

The Lottery Repeal bill has passed both
Houses of the Louisiana Legislature, owing 10 i
Democratic quarrel. II tilu Lottery could l,aye
helped ull the gliqucs equally It would rot Lays
been iMteEferel with.
, 1879-02-05

Tho New for!s Public snvs OF tho Pensions
Arrcarages bill, tlat there IL reason 10 fear tlle
financial position VI the Government may be
.uiTccted" " BY 1t, md thus statcs the point Of
the bill:
This bill, In hrlef, provides that pensions shall
b. naa from tho close bf tho War to thuse have
brcuIne a!sahlel atNce the War by dlteasrs pc-
casuIied ly their service. II is clsy 10 seo that
very largc door for fraud Ia oncnca vida by such
act. Any one who ptcaecs 10 swear tbat thu needs
Of dtabnK liaoasa weto planted In bis system
lurinH hH term Ut servlca can tnukb pfin,a fac1
clatm which It will TO very tscult 10 scruttntze In
most cases. and through THIS hole may 10 hundreds
of mlll0na Ut take4 ground out Of tho people.
, 1879-02-05

A great light In tho Missouri Legislature l,us
Introduced bll! to rohlblt tho playtng of cso-
sluct asl'i marbles on sunday. It would be ~
easy to prohibit lying tu bed aftar o'clock u
calling fried iuusn for brcakfaat.
, 1879-02-05

Tho Louisville A9t says TINT Mr. 0oops's
kind ot oratorY "ncycs got dollar from the
Treasury ''-as II hechlof aim OF sonthekn "osa-
terry" uugh. to bo to get .lollars from tho
Treasury.
, 1879-02-05

"Phocton " HOWARD desires TO hare It known
that l,e was not the bsoRsapller Of President
1GArEs, nntl consequently was ncrcr nominated
for a good place In tho Now York Custom
IlQuyc. -.
, 1879-02-05

Tho fiat lloWler, Dan FooRnzxs, went against
tho Interest of tnlana to aerve CoNkL1No and
bis gang Of ex-Custon,- House thieves.
, 1879-02-05

Nj. W. II. KING testified that hu was pfes!-
dent Of tho Chicago Bar Association, 'nat did
mot know tint That added anything to Ills repu-
tatton." 1s not this rather grim joket
, 1879-02-05

hlr. CoNKL1No perhaps drew first blood, but
he WAS knocked cut OF time on the noxt round.
, 1879-02-05

The new Premier Of Frunco IL half IN En-.
g!shman, md has ~ EneliAh education. They
put him In to make things a1en wien their
Irish President went out
, 1879-02-05

The portrait Of NuHAr HAtsrKAD, 1ate Presi-
slsnt OF tho French Republic, appears In MI the
illustrated newspapers. 1Ic ai,d MAuAAuoN,
editor Of tiIe Commercial, 1ooa very much alike.