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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

6trr 8risb. Tonner. Der tefant:e St-
Sastsar hes Rcteitr ,Wcber. uno
Gcantastslattfs." urrrmd6t unS fcl
stTesr, an ton sssiGtstsa Brief: "@t-
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9ccbmanfr., so. 81. Rr6tftsr. q. q.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

S1Iisn Sisrel1 eer 2lttn S1nGar
n,se Ger rsatrpdelis. rtrnsiitanudt
BeusEIr5r SSst In Gt;u Emt ttns,list
rIre;n in SavrieSrrS. Ttr @rrttr'tt.
aratn rre StGtit.t;sa FUR ei.fts CT
sisRis Nfe srtsariis.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

9t Turos EN- sslsslitc Gufana st'
Matt cine Gcmrlup "a ti!otu. u,H tiu'
On Earrritt ron Miutslm rd6 rtr
Errssl III tauta. gSsNn ries ttrtrtfel-
l;at 4rirh, urr mir ; ceiftia nictt. eae &c
riys, Seesrmaan, tm Sideithtn uno auf
.Aem 3lnee lrlte ,ufrieeen itin.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

gn Ter ,tselmds'sen mrpafIiten Ssr.
Ianniuna Ger @,Httim Y. Il I. RIO
staticn. rttte tsS en- %cntaa Atenr Ut
talt,a marble. rtrmlnsnts NnlstCa rur
ben sps ~ gu So rrr S,ni. grdmH Ssn'
f.Ser.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

2ar SrRra. Suiirtttt Srcrtitit,
2aFtroerrncl t,IEeuns rrE tis Ufrr
Gtatisnetr Strine'utt e'thtfF rtttf.
ras ht nit Tr. S'Te,'s Golden
Medical Discovery" (@rnsre mtrir'
nifte eRtrsfG1sl rtrais;lhsn idt'-
IaFflte in dub sin' arrtcs Nutrient
etne,s uni fartsnp,s 6tt'mi;tsI. rih-
rene 90 tti Qfhtrti .wertta ane Z TT.
isitisfrit cr.r Verfrpfuua ieiass @leit.
an Eiat tst. Sn aGsn arCt9tttn; ;u ID
tSr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

g5,nn itl Eals Sige, Circulars cher
fcaRist TradsrarttiieR ia ttun hde',
scnn, In rie @liutttm ScaynGl SH't,
rrs ttr w,,h,t aaf tas tsee unC b,a;sfs
keient rtrrtR.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

Tr SaiTtrssr Cur auf etm {. 9. q
e. 6. &ies,lpes T7uIre tarjItt rt71rtFi
Gte nu arsiH,;ttu rue n'GGt stNS
HTriicHt GrtHtiIurN.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

9. @. Gpa;e, @retaier rlre eas
su,Srittte diftnitum sra 6'srrsr
Cwus, sttfcrsrn. ,um .Ssrfarfe aus
k;Cltn ane irlr an 2StGn ;. ID.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

gers. Srtn @.rtiit. !Sue'rr. sSitt.,
ft!sitr uas: : q itb Tr. Su'uf Srntla
6arturssr 9rrrftr f&rn ARR sin Sur
in mriutr Sartiit nit arrsfni G'fUtas
astrautte. 70 frrste tt tirrmit mflrsn
ser,tit fsu ntf'rtte %rF''t't rrn
Tr. Nneuit SlniaF .eartrraer Srrr'sn
are axe mG"ts fie isrSm ?eifenetr. Ter
tir autes 6si'r,i;ttI .n6teta tat. an''s
@6es fr rfsbter. @sbst eurr G6s!e Nor
aus. &ts itr ech ritt ntsr;ruat tltt.
bas rts Siafbe scu Ct. @uauf apaias
6aaSarssr Srrrfsn, Sseitt itr tnufsn
rclit. nit her 3lnentIrtcr'6!tIt etr
SS.a. 8rstter u. 60 rsrisben IN.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

Grs Gtssimria nfs GrfeiGtS t'e5t In
hty RsIigeiRiGfrit stufS artifeis Gnr
feEfn Gtsrer gStfaae. Sh basa
idIs;tt &sIr SoisYS 9Rsasr. ec <usur.
Giaa., fGcn risls Ieci;insn atasu
a,stne Srufittrsn rre acssn 6uatn at-
srauAs, mub Stacn rpb osrfTe'a.
tasi3Er. auauf& 6nia's & an
burser 9rufttst iser arftrFn
ccr,tese, trEeni tsTfllft tsi mir tnmsr
rcn sE.s. gSirfuna 10 unb mir fcfcIt
eintsrursreTftaft.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

Ttt trfe g4sratl ron 3srta's ure
Germantown @rle In gtans %AQ'S
faua man I'm Scuralt 9Un StCbr I'm.
Nu
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

gniI ttnaGriG.iste1 unf,rs eefer ftsts
N;cfe, Bag BE rCtSe SGcusr SpH 1r.
I.FtltT In Ftan Srass, rerfdufr TT.
Ties 1T. rts Tir itittcr effutrsn, Elm
HesGtr. lie E6futr if Er& Eitt ssr
tcsft, 10 attr ;ut, %srtaufs auessbcten
Ese ner eine fciGe S6eutr trdudt
FarI s!sftltc an siHsr ,itmIt4 risrerrn
grsift takss.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16
,,Cmfel @arl.'
Rtur teuf@.omsrteantf&e
SinIlitrirt cSM9rMOGtlb:ft.
Grf6eint %rnatlim. Ertts so Str
Satr Ion 9UrauD.

entbaIttnen GrldbIunNtnieeFa~
pbien erier RenibCn, onreetEfen Gtisaen ave
9Gtutsunr nne GsibiFR Ndrhsn, GfteIrs
&6tbit unn SsrabIitthsn's JGpisIwintel, 70
rrit eGte SGuiiratirnen, rrtrteH iCnDkl eFg
re'fertn Sbuljuaenh; ale and ben s,Gerl~
bI6itben"eine anre RE GtCFee sur nntsTs
srb ltuna unr sIstrnna briuaen-Tie 2&s
6siIuna fur Die .,6er;blduhsn" feff NHtcE
FER fre;,elIen Qeltune eer rilbmliGif befdRiiIeu
Jfinesradrinerin. Hrau eirbS gItfteTns
3u be,ieten bard 'as 9udbGRelunesn setS
rurG ceR 6eraueBeteT
0arl OSr Inc. ItIuasIW, @is.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16
Gin G3rtllenltbcucbcr .
9 b ctioSc.
3ebcn MnH 9hGtem ocSTriS Sh6'
big.
Cine er6aultms Sifrrts In Iuftt9en YET

big.
Cine srtauItGs 6ifprts In Iuffissn yet
men, pom
eSrntr NCcT 0ms
(SrOf. ID. Rillrr, Ritdrtetter am
Hsw gprfer n$ad".
l58 Seiten, 1pup1rier, NIT tiltfhtm
tlm,cbIns. Yrtts nur IS &snts.
@rr fSifltten !6umCie uRD reid an
tnterrTantsn GpifOrtn.
3u re,,eten eurcb a0r. 9 dtdrthr
9en Orer cur9 BEN SerIrsFr:
EArl N6rfiineer
1%atIrause
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

NrS Sstts. S,ttl ure SntrreFtr Ger
9Hristietarr IN irntm lsT'Nrn Smd
prn uuhtncbuitm 2Inr. ct'scn IN Sth
,T.s !rrmblr G,uut Gruuta. Ysnna.
ctrmt nen eta az ,irs EIrranIs arI,
Ncn ju 9ym. S2Sts. snttAltrue 4UO Nier
uttr peEr wrni9rr.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16
BY MARGARET J. PRESTON.

hight on the track of the flying train
Lay the huge bowlder. Quick as thought
GraSping the throttle with II strain
frightened aud terrific, Pritchard caught
Hold OF the brake-bar. On its way,
Crashing TO headloug ruin, rushed
Madv the engine, TIL it lay
Hurled on the bowlder, wrecked and crushed.
Smitteu with horror. pale with fear. r.
fastened the anxious crowd TO see
Whether the faithful engineer
Drawer or better none than he)
Breathed as he stood there with his face
Grand in lis steadfast purpose set,
Showing the ordeal's awful trace
Stamped on the rigid features yet.
What did they tnds One hand a-strain,
GraSping the throttle with clutch
Closer than deaths, and one in vain
Cljnching the brake-valve bar with such
Spasm of grip they could undo
Oaly with wrench of strength applied,
Seeing the bolt that pierced him through,
Failed TO unclasp it; SO he died.
Died at his post. as brave man should,
Sinking no duty, danger. strife;
True to his trust, although it would
Cost him-he saw it so-his life.
These are the heroes, noblest far
Men who can meet without a fear
Death with their hands upon the bar,
Even as Prtchard the engineer
". Y. EUeRing Post
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16
4 NICE LITTLE ROMANCE.
A Young Man and His Two Sisters Live
for Thirteen Years i'm Cincinnati Tn
known to Each Other.

for Thirteen Years i'm Cincinnati I'm
known to Each Other.
The story of John Burns, a young man
at present residing in Rising Sun, Ind.
is quite interesting 1t is told by tue
Aurora Ne,ns as follows: "John and his
two sisters, Maggie and Annie, were born
in Charleston, w. Va. In 1865 when
they were all quite young, they were
lett orphans and taken to the Orphan
Asylum at Cincinnati. John stayed 10
the Asylum one year, and was then
taken to Pomroy, Ohio, and shortly
afterward his Oldest sister, Maggie, Wis
tied him. They parted for what thew
thought brief season, but which really
proved to be a period of thirteen yeas.
In December last John went to Miamis-
burg, Ohio, where sudden determina-
ton seized upon him to find out the
whereabouts of his sister, and acting on
the advice of his friends to try printers
ink. sent a personal to one ofthe Cincin-
natl papers, and he soon received a
ceived reply which made his heart leap
for JOY, and on opening it found it to be
from his long-lost sister, who was living
IN Cincinnati. You may imagine he
was not long in hunting her up. This
good luck induced John to try to find
his other sister. A few weeks ago he
went from Rising Sun to Irontown on a
towboat, and on his return stopped in
Cincinnati, where he accidentally found
trace of this sister, and was soon in her
presence. The sisters had not seen each
other, nor their brother, for thirteen
Al, L Al
lived in Cincinnati. One of the sisters
had been to Alabama, where she remain
ed long time, and the other had been
all the way to Colorado and back, and
John-there is no telling where he has
not been. After this long separation
their first meeting is more easily imag-
ined than described. This is his strange
history. John does not propose to let
them get out Of his sight for any great
length of time.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16
PRIOR to 1872 the Erie railway

PRIOR to 1872 the Erie railway paid
annually for new rails, and repairs of
rails, $2,639 per mile. Since then the
road has been laid with steel rails, and
the repairs thereby SO reduced that the
annual expense of that account
amounts now to but 1858 per mile.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16
A Liberal Offer.

No "dictioneries,'' no ''chromos,' no "sold
silver spoons" uut the invaluable boon of GOOD
health. is the matchlesS premium offered aad
guaranteed to all ladies that suffer with those az
gravating diseases and weaknesses peculiar tc
their SEX If DR.. Pierce'g FavOrite Prescription b,
used as directed. Ladies', submit yourselves TO
longer to the use OF the knife and caustic The
Favorite Prescription has revolutionzed that
branch of medical practice, and wrought your
complete emancipation from the protracted pain
and suffering of the past.
FILLMORE, Ind, March 20 h. 1875
DR.. r. V. PIERCE: Dear Sir-Your Favorite
PRESCRIPTION has restored me to perfect bea.tn
Yours truly, GRACE CHOATE.
1879 Entav ST., BALTIMORE, Md,l
June 10Th, 1873.
DR.. r. " PIERCE, buffalo, y. Y.
Dear SH'-My wife was hopeless invalid fol
nearly ~ years. Your Favorte Prescription has
cured her, Thankfully yours, r. r. MoCAY.
THE country is flooded with very
poor organs which are sold at low prices,
but must soon get out of order and be-
come useless. The Juries at the Paris
Exposition awarded to the foreman of
the Mason & Hamlin factory medal,
especially for the great excellence and
durability Of their workmanship: this
beside the gold medal for general
superiority.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16
Steamships Lost.

Five steamships which sailed from
the United States for Europe last win
ter, with freight principally grain), but
no passengers, and from England to
America, have never been heard from,
and must have foundered. They were
all English built, with water-tight COM
partments, and comparatively new
Those bound from this country were
the Herman Ludwig, for Antwerp; the
Homer, for Liverpool; the Zanzibar. fol-
Glasgow: the Surbiton, for Rotterdam
the Bernesia, for Bristol, England. The
Copio, from Barrow, England, sailed in
September last for Montreal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16
Or. Shorey's Kidney Inves-
tigatOr.

The failure OF action of the Kidneys is source
Of many distressing diseases. and Induces Rheu-
matism. Gonty affections. Pains in the back and
loinS, etc: The following sym ptoms indicate weak
ness arising from a disordered state of the Kid
neyS. indiSpOStion to eXertiou, loss OF power
memory, difficulty in breathing, nervousness.
trembling. weakness Of vision, wakefulnesS pain
in the small of the back muscular. lassltude, hot
ana dry SKIN erup lions on face, pale complexion,
etc "A 1udlc1ouS and prompt use of this pTepara
tlon may be relied upon to give tone to the
restore their power ana remove the symptoms.
For female diseases and Irregularities there is no
remedy SO reliable as DR.. SKOREY'S KIDNEY IN
vEsT1GAroR. 1t has been proven to be of the
greatest value In treating diseases of the Urinary
organs, such as Brights Disease, Non-retenton OF
Incontinence of Urine, Irritation. Inflammation OF
liberation of the Bladder or Kidneys, CHI onc
Catarrh of the Bladder and Uretha Diseased
Prostrate, Gravel or Stone in the Bladder, Drops
lcal Swelling. etc, for weakness arising from
ee9cesS i1discreon or excess in either sex
physical o decay In young men and women
Of the Kidneys. Fleshy, persons and per
sons who al fond CT high living ana who force
the Kidneys to undue eXertion will derive great
benefit from an occasional use of SHOREY'S KID.
NEY INVESTIGATOR, thus warding off apopexv
and more fatal symptoms. Full directions With
every package Sold by all druggists. ONE DOL
LAR per bottle. Wholesale depots-55 Cedar ST.
New York; ii. BoSworth & Sons. Milwaukee. ali !
MORRISON Plummer Co.. Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16

The first waterlng-place hops of the
season are managed by frogs.-New
Orleans Picay,tne.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16

The wear and tear of business life makes such
tremendous drafts upon body aud mind that with
out recourse TO some sustaining agent they must
give way under the pressure. To those who are
breaking down or wasting away from general de-
biity or affections Of the liver stomach and the
kidneys. systematic course of the RitterS Will
reinforce the vital functions baff1e all the
saults of disease and restore the system to its
wonted health.
For sale by all Druggists and respectable Dealers
generally.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16

There was a pretty hubbub in society
when it became known that the Earl Of
Beauvray George de Vray as he
now simply called himself going
to abandon his titles and estates to q
man who had been city clerk. Lord
Beauvray himself did his utmost to
make the thing public; for, as the legal
formalltles for reinstating his cousin
into his rights would require some
time, he was anxious that the new
peer should obtain at least social re-
cognltion of bis rank as soon as posi-
BILE. For this purpose he placed the
amazed and elated Mr.. Timburel in
possession of his mansion in Picca-
dllly, and a large sum in ready money
"to 90 on with" Mr.. Timburel was
decidedly snob; Lord Beauvray could
not like him, much as he forced him.
self to be friendly, and he was soon
forced to reflect with a sigh that the
house of De Vray would be poorly
represented by its new chief. But this
did not check his diligence in doing his
duty, and he quite dismayed his solici-
tors, who were advising him to defend
the action for ejectment that was going
TO be instituted, and to dispute the claim
for the title that would be laid before
the House of Lords.
Il wish to have no disputes" said
George de Vray. Gwen if legal flaw
were discovered, l should not avail my
self Of it SO long as moral certainty
existed. And that does exist" The
lawyers grumbled, but they were fain
to own that the marriage certificate was
genuine, and that nothing but chicanery
could spoil the suit CT Mr.. Timburel,
who now described himself as ''Ralph
de Vray, claimant to the Earldom of
Beauvray"
Of course, George de Ways marriage
was postponed. The turn in his for
tunes had thrown SO much business on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-20
FROM WARRINGTON.

The Bsyard resolution, TO declare the green
backs no longer legal tender, hangs in the sen
ate comnittee, being for and against it
with Beck of Kentucky absent. An amend
ment is also before the committee that the res
olution shall not 90 into effect until 1885
Both houses have agreed in the passage o
the invalid pensions and the Notifications ap
preparation bills, They vote about S33 900,
900 out Of the treasury
VOORHEES, got II favorable vote in the serat,
on Thursday on his resolution to investigate
the negro exodus, though not without "A parti
ally successful effort on the part of the rcpub
licans to stir up sectional debate over IT. Hill
of Georgia however stopped it by making a
very sensible speech against all such investi.
cations of unimportant questions.
President Hayes, finding the general current
among the republican leaders IN his favor on
the subject Of retiring the greenbacks, has
stiflened up little more and in talk with ex.
Iumphries and Gen. Hawley
strongly reiterated his views as expressed IN
his message and the published letter to n
friend"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-20

How do the working men Of The north, the
day laborers farm hands and miners, for
instance, relish the republican plan of over.
running the doubtful northern states and con.
gressioual districts with the baser class OF
southern negroes 10 overbalance democratic
mWorties' When, as at Braidwuod, Belle
vile, etc, the coal kings found the miners
unwilling 10 work for starvation wages, they
imported lot Of southern negroes to fill the
pits The politicians are now saving them
that expense and are bringing in North
Carolina negroes 5y the thousand, who will
soon be ready to replace all our miners, rail
road and farm hands who are earning from
$ % to 81 per day, at IS cents per day How
these stalwart politicians love the working
pppnlp'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-20

The leading members" of the greenback
party of this state, to the number of about
twenty, met at Chicago on Wednesday to look
up the condition and prospects of that cadaver.
They came to the conclusion that if any at
tempt is made to hold a national convention IN
1880 it ought not to be held until the two great
parties have made their presidential nomina-
tons OF course no gathering of even sdozen
of greenbackers can meet without laying Gown
a platform. The present gathering resolved
that United States treasury notes should be
made forever receivable for all debts, public
and private that the national bank circula
ton should be abolished that silver should be
coined on the same terms as gold, and that all
persons, irrespective of past party affiliations,
who would subscribe to these principles, were
invited to join them in the next campaign.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-20

Grants recent speeches at Louisville, Gin
innati, Pittsburg, &c, impel friendly cor
spondent who accompanied the "boom" tc
xpress the hope that Grant may be excused
Or while from making any more speeches
They are getting somewhat worn" AS the
.tserances Of a prospective presidential candi
ate they are conspicuously unsatisfying. To
he general anxiety to find out something
bout his views and principles, his only an
ver is that of Artemus Ward: "Prinsurplcs :
amt got any-not prinsurple I'm IN the
how business
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-20

Ii is stated in the dispatches that seventy
I've negroes sailed from New York for Libc-
ia on Monday in the bark Monrovia, the YES.
iel which recently brought to this country a
arge number Of halfdead negroes who had
zone to Africa year ago and found the coun'
~ so uncomfortable that they preferred to run
he risk of perishng to get back rather than
tsy there. 1t Is strange how prone the negro
, to catch migratory fever when grain of
0mmon sense ought TO convince them of its
Madness