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10Y INNENTORS.

Same OF the most important inventions
have been the work oI mere logs.
The invention of the valve IuOjIou to
the steam engine was made by Il boy.
Watts left the engine in a very incom-
plete condit ion from the fact that ne
had no way To omen or close Inc valves.
except by levers operated hy the hand.
He sci up a large engine III one of the
mines. and a boy was hired 10 work these
valve levers although this was not hard
work, yet is required his constant at
tentinu As he Was work ing these lev
ers he saw that parts OF he engine nov
ed in the riSiit direction, and at the cx-
act ime that lac haG to open and close
ihe valves. lie procured a strong cord
and made one end fasI to the proper part
of the eng inc, ana the other end 10 the
valve lever the boy had the satisfaction
OF seeing he engine mOSc off with per
fccS regularity Of motion. a short time
after the foreman came around and saw
the hoy playing marbles at the door
Looking mt he engine he saw he iuren-
uity OF the boy, and also he advantages
OF SO great an invention Mr.. Watts
then carried ont the boys inventive
genius in a practical form, and made the
steam erRine :, perfect automatic work
ing machine.
The power loom is the invention of /,
farmer hoy who bad never seen or heard
of Such thing. lie Whitfield uiie nut
with his jack-lni,e, and after he had
got il all done. he. with great euthu-
siasln. showed it to his afher. who ut
once kicked it all To pieces, sqying he
woGl'l iE}ve n0 boy about him that
would spend his tinIe on such foolish
things. The boy gathered up the pieces
and laid them away Soon after that
his father bound him ont ~ an appf..nf-
lee to a blacksmith. abont welvt miles
from home. The boy was delighted
With tIe idea Of learning Il trade. and
he soon found hat his new master v.Is
kind and took a lively interest in him.
He bad made y lo0m Of what was left
of tile one his faJMr had broken u3.
Whicl hc siOWrd o his master The
blacksmith saw he had 10 common lov
aS ail-ap.Nrutice. and that the invent ION
was Il very valuable one. lie imfnedi-
ate!y had a loom constructed under fha
supervision of the boy IL worked o.
ttirir perfect saijsIact ion and the bisc
smith furnished the means To manufac.
tune the lUous. the oy 10 receive one
haf the profits. In about wear the
blacksmith wrote To the boys father that
be should bu at his home at a given
time and should bring him a wealthy
/ gent loman WHO was he inventor of the
celebrated power loom. Yen may he
able 10 Judge of the aS'Onishment at the
( old home when The son WAS presented
to him ~ the Inventor. who told him
that his loom WAS the same as the mode!
he had kicked To pieces but year be-
fore.
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WHERE A MATCH Is DAEGEE0J s.
Phosphorus is dangerous stuff TO hana--.
A young man in travelling it na..a
by scratching it with his thumb i.t..'
and q piece of the incandCsceni pA'z--
phorus penetrated under the nail ana
made a slight burn. 10 which he pa'l ~
attention. But after an hour The pa
became intense the thumb s"el-5"-
then the hand, and next the forearm ?
he was obliged to alight al q staitc. -'
the journey and send for medical !..-'
who declared that immediate anp-....-
tiOn was necessary. The patient -i's-s.
eel on pOstponing the operation Tor = ~
hours until the arrival of his father leL
whom he had telegraphed. Before ''
latter, however, could reach ais son y .
was too late the poisonous matter - -.--
gained the arm, then the shoulder M 7-.
any operation became Impossible l-
died in great agony in only twenty '-..- '--
hours after the barn. The case SNOW
the danger Of handling phosphorus .'
the manner described.
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NEURkIcIN-As ihis dreadful dis
case Is becoming more prevalent than
formerly, and as the doctors have not
discovered any method or medicine that
will permanently cure lt. We simply state
that for some time past member Of
our family has suffered most intensely
from il, and could d1d 10 relief from
any remedy applied, until we saw an ar
tiCle which recommended tie application
Of bruised horse Tadish to the face, for
to1th8che. As neuralgia and toothache
are b0tl nervous diseases. we Thought
the remedy for the one would likely cure
the other, s0 sc made thc application of
horse UJdish. bruised and applied TO the
side of the body where the disease was
seated, and u gave almost instant relief
TO the severe attack 0f neuralgia. Since
then Sc have applied IL several times,
and with thc same gratifying results.
The remedy is simple, cLsap, and may
d NEhin the reach u every one.
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To RENovATE MEMS CLorHISG.

To RENOvATE MEMS CLoTHIStt.-
My husband had beaver overcoat, for
which he paid $50, which had become 50
faded as to be scarcely ft to wear.
took some benzine and cleaned the col
lar then / took Il sponge and dampen-
ed the coat thoroughly with water, int
which l had previously dissolved table
spoonful of cOpperas, and then / dipped
a dark WOODEN cloth into dye made by
disSolving about Eve cents worth of ex-
tract of logwood, taking care to pgt it
on evenly and not wet the coat through
then after drying. I washed ii thorough
ty with soapsuds by dipping cloth in it
and rubbing 50 as to get the dye of, so
that it would not l3Eacken-; then by ad-
ding new binding and buttons, the coat
looked nearly as well as new.
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POINTS IN rHrsIoCyovY.

Large eyes tell Of arlor and ari=.a-
small ones OF slUggishucss. rsl,rI..
and perhaps cunning. L fuI.rt--
prominence, of the eyes Indicate .. ~.
ent for talking ana writing. with -,r...
tluency ot language, and especially. ''
gentraluiPs. The feature may nff... =.
noticed in business men Of kuu1rurr..r .-
The VaTIOuS CUluTs Cf ewes I.ara ,.---
their admirers. The iigut tirfz .s.--s
delicacy. amiHbility and refinement ,t-
dark eyes. power and strong ras..-..
though the sluggish temyerame-.t .r'.
does not call these into ACTIVITY T-
speaks Of tenderness and extreme .-....
bility brown goes with f.ue ..
womaHly nature hazel Is g.. .l... III.
lent. and oi a better Hr. .a.s. ...
Give no confidence to e. uom.- -.r..
small, black eye Ha shes I.ua '....
she is prone 10 scii-inus- el.f ..-.....
Noses are IOI rs diver il rr,.--..
can we'll be- though l9f cunt..f....
they are group d into i5fe nl.I-E-...
classes. The Roman is inr ilr f.-.....
and Aggressive man. hg Hsl-l.-t..... .
qUeTuT who cares nothing i,l. .....-..-.
OF muititudes lo achieve ifs .,.. O.,
tunes. lis peculiarly BIS u,. -..f d..
Ot - ridge near Tie GIW.I r.. ~.
Greek Is the classic nose. Gsa...r....-.
tic tastes and keen refinement rf
throughout "a Regular ANA grlaai. r...
line. The Jew ieh uI LawE1.Ea ..--.. ..
known TO all. 1t fits the SHARP tr.r..
the spcculatoT and the ue.,g-.,-...
The celestial, OF turuel-lIu NOSE .
merely he snUh. heightened q little ..
is found in iIquisitiye chll1Isu. .,.s .
ten among Tie fair sex
The mouth is the most teIl-..l.
ture Of the whole ccuute.ar-r 3D..
the lips retained ths fair curves .r ..r...
ish purify, OF Las an Indulgence ir F-f..
ing OF other dissipation made lie .s-
coarse and Edbbys Here. So .l-eur..
q delicate shape means fine susr.r..
b.lity- while coarse form reveals % j..
nature. Quite number uf li-fH. -..-
clts cluster about She corners Dt ...
mouth, and iheir involuntary u.f.. ..
often let out a secret tnat the lns ...
eyes have concealed. a steady l.r,.
is not 10 he Looked i1T iE one whose ..
are perfectly smooth. but. l-f..
where the red is crossed with uaI.-
wrinkles. Hospitality displays -r-.s
slightly curved wrinkles. au-urrG .-
downward from the CORNERS nf the r..-.r.
Large and full rec liIs stand fora l.r-
ing and faithful disposition.
less attention ia usually given ..
studying the chin tliJn it deserves. r- r
is often concealed hy beard. Il &, .r-
tiuately connected with Tie cgr-leI.r.
or base Of the brain. which IS the o1g..
Of vital pOwer-SO much 50 hat ID one G.
poorly developed the other viii De- ais
The deeper and wider the chin and r..-
CT jaw the more VIII ice tGe u-eHnru.-
able irmncSs, even Is f.utacity. and q.
larger viii be the spending Hsv.'.-
ment of the ccrpbpllum.--E -EcrF. Dr.
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ONION CURE.-A young man !i ~
place, SAYS the WaynesbOro' Featl -
cord. was quite recently taken NJ.
with malarial fever, SD pronounce .... -
the family physician, ms pulse Ilai s... s.
one hundred. In the evening ihe '-
iiy determined to try the oni'. S..-,7
Several onions were accordingly Otu.z5
and applied TO the soles OF The IeeI ~ -
wrists; the consequence was tioI'.57
sweating during the night ana an .Fs
sence of the fever in the moIhlh-; On
cure being complete. We can Noe'"
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To CURE A CoRN.-Soak Tie feet and
pare the corn down what it will allow
without pain then apply with a small
brush a solution of gum arabic (such as
is often kept for mucilage); dry it over a
fire till it will not stick to the stocking,
and repeat this application al least once
day at retiring is best, without re-
moving TIE previous coating, for two
or three weeks. or till the corn is miss
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MADE TNDFR0ATH

To ECs- iT NAY CuNCErN.- In THE yea.r 1875 J
tr~tei Titl Ils-'fia fEtr bone SPAWN
Of several rnH'- -,Tos ,l. Hefrly lHlI largo sts
= hens egg. ud .uniIrtciy Stopped tho lHIneuess
snii- removed th" f" itrr@fu-uf. ! hryc worked the
horse ever -tlr- very hs.rt. ana h 1rs-r has been
lame. n'T cul ever sore amy iIsr.nc- in the size
of th- h"ck joints since I tr,s-t. hlr with Ken
dallE SPAWN t'ur-. r. A GAME
Euo=huT--h Falls. VI. Feb. -. 1879.
Sworn AMI Subscribed t., irufu7. me tls .7tH G4v
"f February. A. -. ISIu.
IoaN O. Jl-,,- q -frf--i-. oil fl. T1.,.c
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hES3ALLs SPAWN CUEE! sur, On its effects and
mild in It's action. ae u docs not blister. yet % T.
penetrating ami powerful tn res % every decp-seai-
ell pain OF 10 remove any oany growth or other en-
larEcueut, such rI5rIos sr!inj~. cUrnz. caIous,
sprdinS zwcliiags, suy laneur-z and ali enlarge
ment- Of tive joints or limbs rEeumai.ssn Iu man,
or or any purpose iar which Iiniuou. j. used far
Inan or heast Il Is row known tp he the hest liui-
mcat IN man everUscd. being mild IN ifs action
- = s certain H. t, effects. send address Tor IL
lu'trat"d c!rcuirr, which thiuk gives positive
proof Of it, virtues No remedy for well 30
beast has ever 10 pur kuosIcdge met with such un-
qualified yUc-rss.
RE-I'rice, u per bat!'-. six bottles ors5 AL
Da'-eofsTs have &c or gct it FOR yoI. il will
be sent to any address on receipt OF price 10y tho
proprietors, D.- b. ]. KENDALL. = Co, Enos-
hurgh Falls, Vermont. SOLD By ALI. DRUG
GISTS ry-ln-lsfnr
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DR.. Jones' TkRAXCANUM TONIC

or DYSPEPSIA MEDICINE. a vegetable compound
whose virtues has stood the OF 20 years ia
ialhble in the cure OF y spepsa General Debility
Chronic weakness Of Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys,
short Breath, Heartburn, st. Nitus' Dance. pains
in the Stomach Back aud Chest. Particularly
adapted TO all Female Diseases, no matter what
- Dr. sE-.r. F4-9.tl-
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l. 2 sure cure for all ordinary diseases or Horses
Cattle, sheep and Swine. 1t cures and prevents
CHICREc, CHoLBBA. Your COW ia certain To yield
:S5 CHsr. MORE sd ETTEE BJ-TTlsr
STOCK FAFTf,fv~ on DNEFOURTH LESS
FEED
Being iG pccsssslon of large number of excel
lent testimonials. 1 Fubioin few:
haze been using your Cattle Powder foT horses
COWS, chickens and HIEz. and ind Sc a TIasT-CLAss
thlng.-GEoEgE BOcp Germantown Ia
I have used two packs of your Cattle Powder on
my and chickens IHE COW CAV SEA8LI
TWICE Tbs QUANTITY or lfILE she Gid before Ny
chickens we're dying. but were CCi,ED I,INEuIATE-
after had used the powder.
Yours, truly. JoNAs PssoUR, Dallas y. G.
I have used your Cattle Powder and must say il
il the best for horses, cattle, sheep etc Tried it
on poultry FOR many complaints, with sUCs-Ess
Ei:V CASE.-JON. WEAtEfi. BeTrysville. Pa.
Last-sumIner sou rent me package Of your pow
der which gaye 20 iGg poultry, and have not had
one drouIy turkey or chicken slEco.-Mrs. VIZ
kS&Tr, Orange, y. :.
Send lAc 2 pack or two nl y8Ur Cattle Powder.
The pack ! got from you last winter CURED THE
CIuCEEN C;8ULhEA. I gave some o.! IL To- Eei gl-
bnr ana II cured his chickenS.-JOHE WILLIAMS,
Spruce Vale, Ohio.
Address, for pamphlet r. A. MILLER. 95I
Arch st. PHILADELPElA, Pa. I7-9.'so.-ly.l
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For Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN.
uso the OLD and safe
nr E,Efsar-. Sn6S..{ug E'a.t,IuRsIve.

It can bc given vith perfect safety TO your baby il
only two or three days old. Il does net suFcy but
the little thing will 20 sleep tuTsl1 AMI get
awake laughing. Il cures DIARllH6lsA and DH y
ENTEEE, no matter how long standing. CHOLE.
RA MDRBJ- =. CHDIERA 4 lNEANTUM. 81 NJ
NIER COMPLAINT. WIND COIIC, frettinl, au.l
crying Of infants (Which is always sign OF pain),
GREEN STOOL. sol VOMITING, SLEhi'
LtSSSS FsSS, snd u complai;ts Of the stomach OF
BOWELS.
Price - cts. bottle scfS and certain II
ts the oldest remedy iu use. and is recommend ed
hy PHYSICIANS. Sold by DRUGGISTS and
S'TDRt tsK fsIsFERS.
TRY SIRPSOS's IICORICE WOHH LOZENGEs
They are plcasz Mt, safe and - cts.
Depot. $50 y Third ST.. PIilsd'a, IA
Rs- IosenVes for sale hy n. J. FEEIDEoTF aud
V. $ BANKER BEo.. EbeusburS. il--3-ilm-l
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

ASlirsy WI. S-huyiSiII Co. Pa Juns 3 1850.
Ia. n J. kEypsLL X Co.-'Ecpts: a eaFe ID
SPAWN tlrt cHrur under rdy observation w4s entire
iy cured - uue bottle al yuur keudalI's .slszvln
Cure. sni fhe horse -rli aft.Tysr,!- for III" hun
drrsi i"l}Hr-.
Drrs truly, tst-s. 81. D. tl-Sat;a.
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X ENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FE.EsrE.

PSETES's UuLa. Na-hln.fnn co.. =. y,
February -, 1882.
Is !. kendall, H. n--Iiea- sig: The particular
eHsr on which Esaal y1Ur ''>gari iu EgIIe''
laInli; rrikia SprH!. If sixteen. r..ar;lisr str.i-
Ing. 4 La.l tried many things, buteiu vain. lour
'NpaFtH 'Irr' put tie foot Co tie -rruuud again.
ard Tor tho first time since hUT-. ir 90 natural Do
s.!iCu For iHWily lt-IIarut lt excel anything
we have ever used ! uur- italy.
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The Positive Cure
For all Female Complaints.

Ts preparation. - ifs nauas signifies. consists cf
Vegetable Properties hat Esrrics 70 The mot de-!
fcste invalid Upo trial tho merits OF this Com
pound viii 10 recognized. lief s immediate rp3
vhen fts Is continued, ia n5rfsf yinc ca iu o. .-
drcd sa--rsn is tFe rs tf,is VIII te
thy On E-couat ot - proven merits 81 is to-day
commended sn1 rescrib1d 10y tie bet Ifysi'@If ia
the country.
II viii euro entirely tbs wort form = fz-1fur
of the uterus. I-uc5r.hc.a irregular ard Trirf1i
liberation FIocdLa.E, ali placements md tho
Sequc1t spinal and is especially uaIt'd g.
the Change q life i VII dis0lve end sErci tanorg
from te uterus early stage of ds-cIourucnt The
sueedily - iss
IA fa-t u Inns proved t. D. th- g-eut
and bezt remedy that has ever h-7r discover.
ed u psreatcs every portion OF tie a gives
i5foKlsd vis,r j. removes flsrt7cs. .;'nt-y. Co
ft-oys craving, for EtirlI.iat rSliavs- veauCss
of the stomach
L; cure Hosting Headache Esrvous T-osfrafon.
General Debility slpcrlersnc=s, Dcrresson a=d Indi
cestion That feeling q bearing co-a causing pstn,
weight and bHrkache. j. si-s permanently cJrcd by
It's use- II willie ell time rd tadcra ci-cuu1s:-
cez =rt IN harmony VITA :ao lsw thlt governs the
female system
For Kisaey,,-asrlaass os ellla- sex tl,s ral.oaBl
Is s1rsIrTlsssc1.
Lydia z. Pinh.am's Vegetable Compound
Isurepsrc rtzss z-i e. Western Ava-,sie Iy1lr Hrs-
Price sl57 brttlrs r-r S5o5 Seat sy mad in tae
form ;.is aisu irl form L7-rnges, rCcsipt
OF g-tee, si.y1 I.r- h.r, for either Ks. ITSAHAH
freely answers 81. ~ os fua-ir3 s-ad f0r pan
I'.lls;. Alircss ns sl5vo Srasf.1 taLs paper.
No family should &c srlti--as EDIA p TINEHAs
LIVER Pills. They CoHztipsricu- DiL0usneEE
sndTorridify q she Liver. . ,eIitlrer lex
S8- For s:,]. hv tiso. g. ksIl-s s. co. General
4 gents. Pittsburgh. Pa. and iIr. NN. IUMzIo1
Druggist. l.hcnFsEr-r I-a. Ia -sJ.-Iy-1
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PERSEVERANCE VIII TELL

S-orgHToN. Mas. March ls. 1850.
y = KENpALr 3 Co.--tfcnts- IL ja-ticc To You
Eui myself thiuk Ought 10 let Won know tha
have ov-d two bore -pnrius with ErudaIl-z
SPAWN Curs-ons very iH--." nu-: ,lnu't know how
long fIr SPAWN lad r--n thrre. hsye owned tie
hoT-e eight months II Tonz me !uur months 90
take the barge nH ard two SER the small one. have
used ten buiti--. Tho Gur-e g. entirely we'll not
ell StiH. lrtIrir De seen or feft. THE
wonderful medicine. 70 j. q tuilE here. hat
!i it docs fuT MI what i f.s ,'oue sale
viii Dc very great.
respectfully yosfs, Cas-. T.. Pass zs.
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From Rev. p. ~. GRANGER,

Trsaisiag Eid,~ Of hfs 81 4ibrnF District
ST. SLBAvs W., Jan. 70. lssD.
U. t. J. kendall. 8 Co---Cfents Ia reply 70
sour letter viii SAY that my syperi uce with Ken
ia Ms Spavin Cure has been very satisfactory in
,ieet;. Three four years ag1 iTicurcd bottle
from your asseut and with IL curri hurse Of lame
ness cau-eI by SPAWN. Last season my horse be
came very l1Iue and ] tHTncd him ont for few
weeks. when he hecane hrtT-r. hut when put him
On the roaI he grew worse. when discovered fhat
., rinv. forming. ! prHcnred bottle of
KsndaIlfs SPAWN Cure and wift lcss fhau bottle
cuieA hi;n 50 tEEt ne Z not inc. neither can the
bunch be isUnt.
ErsHcriflIlv Nnllrs. j. =. lrEAN.Ef
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SOLD B1 ALL DRUGGISTS EyERrwHzEE.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-22
SELINsGn we p. In.

SHLSsTp wi P,. dp, II 1887
0fe Of lie y p'y q nal HiJet %
Siy ter CJ "'y. PG
At re guar stated Mle'rs of the
T. q, o. f. the following nlii r'rs. l,r
the e,snins yelr. were eieci"i AL
lns'al.e | for S,v,lar cn, ,ty:
Snlih>yrpve L'lse, v i57. Y ! 1
y. Gembcrling Y. q. Sol. Oppon
heiner r,eas. g. b. Miller Sec L.
d. Baker Rep. H. q l. j - Facsler.
FrsebarsdnIse 81. ill, y. G. ".
\. Glass v q ,Iir,n X ,,e; Tre,.
II =. liHigle see. Francis Glass
Rep. /, a. l.. Francis Glass.
Bsavertown Lodge NJ 6.3. Y. g. W
VI. Keller: V, q q. \ smith; AS
Sec. s @. WeiS Treas. Henry Kern
sec. Alfred spech' Rep. lol l.. .
q. IPsik.
TIE above l., lgss a-e in excellent
working order AMI healthy iinancia
condition..
J. d. FOcKLER.
D. D. AN. jaydsr Co. Pa
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To ll} Patrons Of Hl9 Post.

Fhr the hri ti'nn siicc Tho Pat
came uiier iis present msragem M
ou T,nu,rv [. ISE. W. pihiish u 70
a,c.t th't or p,,r,is helm "a H't,.
ciallv l., carry on the publication oi
our paper.
We tli1k II stfc ~ 4,v that NJ NIB
fisher IN the State hi4 heen ~ hre 'rni.
ont anl now thu ", nr, ~ noel "
funds To cordrct the pinci We h'nc
each of our patrons il arr"ars fo'
Subscription Advertising ar JJb'w"rk
will promptly respnnl.
We deem the above sufficient I"
bring forth prompt response to "n
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DEun "r q BY.U>eN>s E.Q The
suiLer arii n,,tt .,rc,ri d'aln "i Geo.
a. \ mIgnan, Esq. un r,lidy uIg"r
last. wa hut au",i,r l'iuSudlIJn ul tdo
'cer'a,niy ni human lie. Although
never robust, hr e'jGyel urdI.sIy
& iul hri'tn matt, receht'y, Nnea svl,p
ion- ~ decline were irpnrert Ia ian :
sr,i ald uIs liirni,. P,rI a. ,It ins
region of the hcdit suggested the dis
'eaSc ol that ulgau, but cohg, ,rtlon 81
,<ne lrs" Va Irpitp.S tIa 4 ore d,.
rect cause uf his death. Tee DECEASED
Was at hIs tnlt iar,n al the time, aud
Ia .tAe after part ul the d,y over rX-
erte'l hIniseiI IA endeLvurI x to ,Stu
gn sn hre in the chinluey. 1nef
supper he bpIsn to sipS prldu0ily
aud before his relatives in this piaC,
arrived ~ nlS bc,isldc he wa- u ouIi,c
in Iariy lilo he vas c.nInratcd w !, ( @
press, haying learned Tue al il IA.
tdtner'S ollie. It, 1853 MS iaihcr unl
himself starred the Sunbury "Gazcllc,
wIth which iin WAS connected a. rdll II
u,d puhiish"r ultii 1853. About 1873
he W., "lec,rd CrInty Treasurer, al
Afterwards he'd several municl,
Offices. Spnt years af or he wi,hirp,
fnn the 'siG,1attc, We esl,pii.hci n,s
vineyard and fruit farm, abaut ihre,
miles from this place. The IL ceased.
al the time Of nis death, was o6 years
| of age. In early life he connected
himself win the Episcopal church oi
t1is place. aud uas o~en u menn Of
the vcsiry of tnat church Tor thirty.
nlue consecutive yeafs. His fnnsra;
took place on "Wednesday last. and
WAS attended hy the | .. ofO. f.. and
BY large coocourse of relatives aud
frisads. -Ssab,uu Am<yicas.
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We'll Joe. you wpI.a ~ 6.hins us'n1
Char's, ir y"n' ma /; im soi = rite -
pali.t out ari i,,',isi To su..u hi
head. wen =" yaur .sarrr.e. yn bni
ctusnf h'un lee ."ici ,.S - ,u.,Is
There isa fslluS resi- i,ns ina lrtl
ItoNnii W,I ,y.s va .isisS d,s
uhms "a v,,iou- ~ths as. lnrS. JnSric'
Joe. Euiss 81. usioul,n. ant inrn tic,
- seek revrntc "a jhriir, Gre it 4
gni up ,n iien ~ Ili los ,ldy Vt h,it
dsr' 81 fw ran stei tie t'p,rl,r
lives sisn'i EIins,st, ini It ~J.Ssi tjn
ch,n.
Io,h,i, s,'t bit. rh. I,IIi,r
i ycry l6iJ OF sucb.
Nx,n,S o,',t t't'i, s.titi.l.i,
D'i"ni'n' pr'n,'i tFsi IN, whoa h"
paUr"j ~ ud HIiuLid wiiu all ihrc
II, ,c,ei A,-"ly ~ r,tii,s TOO Gl,as'
Nne,>y ,hI G,,'y iur >u;i tue hs np.
pe',s,. be D,trIltlr yau f,t,i -.
'"i II 80. rrr"'.e yII nIl' VI'i -,
U,,n wil saw hirup. 81 nil ave
to lrich MA OFT. u, hii biter cpn,
Ser,rd with the Lsritrst Uttnr, sr,iIs
th,, lee i,ao Ms a. srtel fuhsr .ln.Itw
tor niS i,usa,ri u,ii ~ dtrritgs ril
,hit Le s.il - n,m "S.iL 80 ETA. ivr
t"eh he yuulp nave b,i ~ ut,l ., Jr.S.
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CrnsTCrtn wgrktY nv
j w. ID I. q q = q


MAR
N,cn 80 T., a." t,'. ". inn, VI
.hynb,r Sryur, % We, I.irN township,
a,rNh. INLa hh-,rter e.: i,rry tJNn'
St,r
ttrl il,h. ~ tho I'v u " "iH
~r,m,r. Mise lilic |, iI.''" Hnl W.
Niu!m uu,ar miller. bl'n ~ I've lu'l.
Aril lS,h ~ thrt..idrnc' 81 ,'o""ri
Gu-s r,,r R,Glmr. Il hov. : irnrl
e II bu.er ut NiNi srhr, adi ~ VI
NE ~u,'ist, ~ It'iuIc.
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Mm,9uLIJ, E.s,p& IL - >lei ,ii!,
er, TUESDAY last. was d,'c'as hlIpd
BiruPv hi,chri ln u iri'k.w,.pI
ID 'wn. near Ia. lih' hiii.. tao morse
frightened aui plunged inv the -'rr,
euh,uk ment ihrrTihg l. i, nnt iowa
,ho nil rhs u ,rSl it,l ncer H. "a al
rolled dow, the hill dnd lhI spl a!Hl 81
n Tree. li,w n is crnu uIt win a
few scratches a,i slight tm',-es n.
cant tell npr can Birnay h1t the
toposraphy nf the place. -,ln -. "A
preuplcc ~ hin hrsn a ltItSr
precilila,rl All ut tho ,in, ,in"
dowh surh n plire AID nellher> ser>
ousiy Injured is mi.taJa'.