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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

Is SAID gfat soft arsWcr tureeth egey
"ra!h' but tie st2tcmeGt must rot be accepted
aH0Vc: G careful d,fnsicn OF terms. An ans
ser f:2ay tie 80 Very sc!t snd So vi,y suea estiye
hat II Z. ktcies E,a,h. A dsndy saw a lady
slstiGG u6Ger the shadow OF tree AID noticed
haIm'ts- insect On Der tscg. Rushing no
frotD tbo rear he c,itd. Madam, there's 3
0craid bug aehiyd you" She Iietly turned
her head an! annse1ed, Dear me didn't see
you"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

LIVING EIGHT WEEKS on APPLES Miss
josie Lee. daughter of .Hr. Willsm Lee, who
lives on the farm of Mr.. John l.. Cock. near
bealIsviile, Washington couGty, fo- eight weeks
has eaten nothing bat applea. Z .ntielnsn who
saes her every day hss furnished US with the
ioi!o"ihg statement Of her case: She hsd been
lying sicH for eight weeks with what the doctors
terra. contraction Of tho stomach. She sleeps %
houra oct OF theld. she swskens sbout 3 q clock
p. N, and dresses herself, walks through room
with Assi:tance into the sitting room. ahere she
si:s down on lounge and tnkes Der meal Of
spp!ee. Then She Sleeps perhaps an hour and
aTas es to Gail for mere apples. She will est q
few apples just before she retiras for her niest's
re't. She cannot tska any medicine or stimu-
isnls. The temper.tuFe Of her body is II de-
sEeea below The lutural; her Sd feels cold,
snc yet she complains often of bcn .oo warm.
She suif r. but little from p.in. s;i talks bat
very Lille. Sha seems TO be growing slowly
Wesker.-P lttSJnrg Pe'ns.} ConanerciaI
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Efs.s'Ea HE3a5&5sv.:L E"asn"EE1E.Zat4s s.
WASHINGTON, j Al. 10 1850

SENATE
The VIC PfoaGaoa ,s,n before the Senate o
communication from thc Post Mister G acra
recommending Vsri0u, E0ia0! d.Gc!auoy aprro.
prjairns for the year I>19.S0. amounting &c
SOL eco.
ecvc:pi Senator's presented au,atrousy
sigrct pe.ilors f,r !ic appointment CT Com,
MISSION OF Isquirg into tie alcoholic l'q1or
traffic.
Mr.. Davis, # I'.inoia. prcsoaf,d the petition
OF c''z2us 0: CGinCi, H., H.? me scduc iaa OF
the duty ID nc Mr., kugC,on prrscnted
amcm0r.a' e ov,r ! 800 iDGi79ua.s .; i Giins
OF NoG York s Ole hui CIV, Il ell Ionicat
pal,i+s, tCr tho Withdrawal Ct thc legal ,cp6cy
quality OF Treasury BV,ea. M. KcGmau II
.reseD;irg tho memorial Stated ihat i.c believed
ii represented 40 u, W. G! n;jn5itg OF thc
citizens o. Nvw ,gi., aud he . I'D !us it ;ho
consideration it deserved.
Mr.. Ssn!-tury p!c-cu5ad petitions CT ne Gil.
z'Ls OF D3!aHaTo Tor the sans ru:p0se.
Dir, Ferry aH0oul d tina; to sui; the c3n.
veuic: c. e vercus Senators nc wcu 4 DOT
ask tbs Soas'c &C jtgOie Thursday TO the ob5a
qis Of the late Senator ChaDdIcr as be had
l.tsudcj to do, but w5Uld hereafter ask that
another day b: SET apa:; t. tha, purpose.
Mr.. Morris offered !hc frloHiag resolution
which IVES Ibid On tie table. and ne arnouf c i
his lutcntGa 30 speak u2oa 90 Thursday next:
Resolved, That the Committee on Fifaace
be instructed to irqujre as 20 the pfrc .:csb 10y
OF retuGGlCg any part OF tho nati0Ua! DEBT ut
srss ratc than par ut. interest and also as
to Whc, be- OF get symc ltt.c i've provisions c n
be made whereby coma idc sub c iptious IF
surls III moderate amou1ts may D. made ay.il.
sb;e and report bv b | or otherwise,
At 10 y. n. tho Senate. CD iAQirn Of hi!
GsrIand, by vote Ct Is 10 p, YaG. lat3 cSec-
Live sos ion.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Alter tra5 SEC ing somc routine business, the
House rcsumeQ the Confederation Cf che rso.
luton repO ted from the Committee 90 i'iint
log Tor the printing OF Inc report k4owu - tue
"G.o7er" rccort
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

1T usod TO be tayGrtte theory hat mans
disposition used to depend greatly 90 The KIDD
Of l-leat he alto. Red roast beet Was thought
to Stir up the animal pr:pc1sitics. while tho
flesh OF tho gentle slooD aGd itndor lamb made
QUO doci'o aud k;Gd hearted. We have sotne.
times thought thcc9 wss 4 bit of truth il tho
the0ly, for We hive seen some meo who ac,cd
as though thoy tad lived on q bcsr diet for
years and othecs gro W re 50 obstinate AID
muIlsh that II seemed easy 20 tell what kind of
tooG they Iiket bcs.. N,w, however, il is dis
covered tha; # We would kooW toe paturo Of
man sc must koow what kind of bread he
cas-. Da4tles and exqli:ites live On crackers,
farmers on brown bteAu, while tho braioy phi.
os7phtrs add poets arc ali Gr4hamtes. Apro-
pos Of this ncw theory is tho story of old Sam
JehoscD's dsfaition of oatmeal. He hated
the Scotch With irreprts,i5ie msgpi,y, and
never LOSE sn opportunity 10 xprcss himself en-
tho subject. When engaged On bis famous
Dictionary he:e1me TO the wJr1 oatmeal" and
described !tss follow: "a substance that is
given 10 horses 10 England sod to men in Scot.
iani. Ole Of Tho E;iuboigh professors saw
1t, aud Said 'A;e, aad what spcadid hors 3
sou have 10 Easlatd and what splendid men
We heva 10 Scotland -
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Charged w:ss murdered.

NMKEsGARGE Pa, Jan. Ia Warr3ns
were Issued at Kingston. yesterday. ior Inc
arr st OF Wm. A;leDbsum, .: Plymouth, We
Icy Wiiiisms o. Plains. and Gen kuoHa a.
Big Ysnt," ais, # Piai0s. who are ctsrsc
|; is alleged that Heating was b a;eo 10 Qcaih
s.nd his bodq su rcd with brush. ANcDasup,
has been arrested snl cru7.i,.. 4 10 pEjsoa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

\ VERY CoSrLY LOAD CT SAND.-Tho
raplG't7 HIlG wacl Q liti'e thi, < eau grow into
big one when il gets inlo Lhe courts is matter
calculated 10 open the eyes nf tho inexperienced
litigsnt, who, moannG only to crab along shore,
sudtealy hads himself in deep water Z little
while ago Mr. & . kceie and Nj Jas. Minor
disagreed Nb az load cGesId clai!ncd 70 have
bran h.ue; by he !oruGer fyc tho lister, and TO
be worth 81 IS The result o. the disaSree0eat
VaS thst O kee!e brought suit against Minor
before justice Smith. Minor, not having great
COZ ii 81 CO IN tho .aljt2 CT justice he would get
III that jurisdiction, made hc necessary stti! svit
ard obtained change Of venue TO Justice Far
rai5s uti:o Thr crats m Justice Smiths court
a1c' un.ad t. So Is On thu srisl % the case be-
fore justice !'arrn!l plaintiff obtsined judgment
fer Tho amount of no c;aG, 81. - and costs.
amounting 70 SLIGO. making The aggregate of
Coats now S2T.I5. This was more than NJ.
Minor cSrsd to psy, AMI ke took m appeal 70
tSe Circuit C9urt sn& INC cesn vent by assign
ment 70 judge Wcaham. where it was on trial
!s:t " ,ok. Che jury lee in ths CrcQit Court ia
ST. car!anly, and may be 5t8. and tha witness
tees ard other Costa will amount to abs u! S25 or
sou more, masking the probable total costa of
this sui. in thst cour. 81 ese! $50 This with
Inc costs in Inc justices courts, ol.kas IN aggre-
gate Of ST - l. say nothing Vi counsel fe,s, to
settle The Question Pc IT, whether lOaG. of SAND
WAS wor.h 81 Is or Only 81 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

;, 0aicf h'f9:r va Ti2Se, VIII llr .iys,g
last aishf. lie vii Ocy be tho saulY map
agaip. ll'- rhysc heai.5 uray be o,m p!cjcy
restored aIp=.cntiy, anG y. i his mcutai vigor
IN SOM rc$pco mag - rcc)vcr az to shoa 40
SKIS Of i'm a.rmeu', III. b? tr III has been
"oundsd 10 rs tcvGersst Part, and, however
nue. g. usy dou,oTa It. the days 0! j;s useful
no.s TO he scion Io dyed 20 well pr2 aum-
ned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

10 the House OF L representatives., yesterday,
8 message Wss received from the Presid ut
llo Answer to resolution adopted December 5,
1879. relative to the consulate ct Hong Kops |,
transmitting report from the SECRETARY Ct
STATE, with aoocmpanyiog papers, Dir Hutton.
OF Virginia, ctt.rcd resolution rcterr!og the
message ann accom- panyipg papers to be Com
mlstee ou Expenditures iu tho State Depart
tnent and directing that committee to inyc,ti
gate add report % the sa.ne; adopted. MIR.
Hunton stated that the Secretary Of State re-
ported that one ct the letters c.lied for was
mlsslug. lie. however, hsd printed COPY ct
that letter and be asked that it a'sl should BE-
referred 10 the Committee OF Expenditures IN
the Safe d. psrtment S, referred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
Fire-Rurned 10 Death.

HARRISBURG. IA, Jan. 10 AT Middleton,
"a, tits mur1ing Tbos. Newman, colo.ed, &C
cItentslly set fire to the buildings 81 Cs1ntron
Furnace and the tuune-hesd and ps-t Of the
Sanewny were destroyed. Newman was buried
70 death. Tic loss 9y the fire will not sEcaed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

Court oF APPEALS yesterday Siumoos
vs.. Janalso0. Argued by Ctas. Y. hicredi;h,
ESQ aud John A. Meredith Tor appelIe, and
Il: kootr $40, esq, tor appellant, aud SUBJ.
mittsd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

The mau who at the end Of bis life hss re
c.lpt 10 full OF I'll demands from men will hava
more than an Obituary amount Of credit to be
gin the next life With.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13


:z:ii'eTTiaoES' 2Ees9 .pg III EssI"Enz SO.
The 3 p:G 4 GupGrg's97s gi t.liI.xc u1!y.
met 81 ih3 Coayt u0uso 90 yc"g;Gny.-
Che repcr.5 Of thH co@m; sloncrs + reeds Ct
toe sCYo:ai districts 'Te1s received, showing lie
so. king Of he ads u9ccr the special lsw u!
1873 NJ difficulty Uas To2oslg5: kept it
Eats NtUroh A., IS :i3t, wtors TX a2s / v,,G
upde, tho Did .a au1 t.ls1 orc u4ter tho new
;a'F q ih0 same yea; tcG The s.m. rurgcsg.
i@0 0t Iio rad c;mm,ssiars q the G,syc,
VT pEsscut .ud a-aya IDS ructi9ns IN regard
to !ho rluidie They were referred IL ha sf,r
cal load law, 10 2.h,ch tic ROAD commissioners
ha9c jul power 10 So.
ihe o9mn!l.lc2 aiDOjat 1 At a 2rcviGns
meeting 10 nudie acc Ugts aG5 sciGc nIth he
treasurer OF the County, reported ihEt they
iGurd the Ifta:ur2r's acc u0;s roE;ccJ, corr. s.
p0DGing VILE eCuc cfs VIZ 8 haalc2 4 WI
one thous'id do.iacs in the TGcasur,y's hands
after ilGylog oil ol;s pTtscitcG ~ ,!aurafy |
1850, AID ailo~iog eommissi2C3 i5y cJ4ct,ug.
4 levy TGs mad; tGC comfy iaxes i9r 1850.
CT hitIrG C2&;s % the kCuj:c doua5s ge,aaiiuo
OF real Sod :rsrsona! property, ps0 IrPy 0!
;hlriy pr cent iGE on all safe Oaos.s issued
IL the couc'y FIR G,Euty purposes i'1is Is i
source 0! rgVc1uc .hat has esearoG ,aZa;igu
hcroiut1Tc--G merchant ui:m stock .: scod.
10 store laying DO ;aS thereon cSce9! il.s
license ;Gz. Iao couGty poll taz YES fixed Al
I'll cent?; also tao hcsGs ~ keepaS Il dog a;
i = ceo's.
Tie searg # coUatg ply ioja1 al :ic Pacrs'
House Va hStd u fly dollars ncr agatm,
/ @ ariituR OF ? bridge over Poll l.. eek,
On thr Telegraph road ic Lac Jisr9:, wick
Wss laid urC5 !sst VreT tnr San, a.; ~ IL VS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

The opinion in YIeun, - tAa. wsr between
Russia ard England is inevitsb q. Russia sysrs
that the roops IL P0.n arG tnoro on, ) FOR con.
yenieIce,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

Marriage Licenses wers Issued in Washington
yesterday to Walter j, Alfred, Of Fsirfs. ccun.
", Va, and Kate Moore Carmack, Of Wash
l5gton; hils1d Irico and Ida Lee Schenaut, Of
RICHMOND Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

RUNWAY COUPLE The monotouy about
.hc C;.y iisi! V.as brykcu yesterday by couple
from R!:hmcbd, Va, who catered the clerks
othca, srtcu7rrd c marriage licesse and then
a,kca Rh,ro th1 servic,s of clergyman could
be ob.a:ocd. SacirS that it wac O ruoagay
cHupio, bcn: pp0n maIinlcn7. they we're sided
TO thc coDsuFniiis. ida i! thfIr purpose With oil
tho sp?eG possible. Taey were cc1rsed to tho
oitc o. Mr.. E,bIGsoa, When is more private
;haa he others; &c sxais The coming OF the
mnister.
Rev. Ryroa Sunderland vas sent for. aud
ths: gentleman, si:si his usus! acc nmoda:us
split, q.iHkly Responded.
TIC gentleman gave the ramo Of H!land
irlce. Is aboct tweu;y-thrcc yesr1 o! sg5 aud is
employed - prcSsmG? on the Il chmood Dis
patch. Fms youug iejy Say rauo0 Ids Les
SeheGeul'. asd eiso tcoln Redmond, tut Tor.
1lcry ot Carol:ac county. vs.. She is seveo.
seen ycasS Ut eg2, 4u!o p-cpGsS ssine Ia ap.
Dca1auc6. and cviieot;y will bcc1mc fee.
!cosIHg 61mao. lag the performs uca of
tqs crocl0py the g:com took us,,ers very ,cl.
~, but the hNda Sas ,x!cedngay nervous aud
evidently te!i greatly Renewed when the service
Wa concluded. Sister lockwood was present
and cbEncroDcd the yGuug lady and extended
her congr$ uiatI2nS aircr the kuo, WAS uad DR..
Sunderland r,c::iei the rcWY welded prir t,
his residence aod there furnished them With
the evidence 10 show the legality of the mar
rage Wash. Rcp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

InE @ & o. CANAL. -iIsmhetou & Co.'S
balilmorc fnalclal circular says OF ihe Chtss-
peeko and Ohio cana': 1T nsy be stated a. @
lnd'spu'abIc iGot, that wherever aug pubiis ca.
terprlse has been managed by politicians, that
corruption aud mshsdminis ra;ion have been
tho Inevitable result The history OF tie Chcsa-
p'ake aod Ohio canal has cot proved 90 cxccp
too. Founded IS i, was upon the purest prin
c!plos. and built at great expcuse. Hith the
view Of b'oef!ting the people, and Of increasing
the revenue Of the State. satisfactory resuts
we're to be locked for. Unfortunately frog, an
early period to The present tine, with shor.
intervals ct prudent aud economics! admiois,
tretlon), the canal has been managed By poi-
llcians, its officers selected net because Of their
ability and integrity. but because OF their poll
tlca l. fueoco. L. consequence Of which wha;
might hays boen great aucceEs, has proved
!amcntable failure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

The sou!hc'n lAn.ul ID i.Eier ioe d2n-
uaTg mas been received. II conts:rg excellent
articles r IN prominent farmers Oh ncsrly every
subject connected VIII farmers wo:E Iasj5cs
.aece Is III Interesting srtic!e by ex-Governor
Smith, on Banks and the Currency. i should
be read b every farmer il the Slsle Publish
Cd o. Richmond. Va, "a! - year,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

AFTER GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS the
District Attorney last week for the United
States cutcrcd suit against john j. Danahes
and E!"ard Kelley as principals, AID their
bond, Patrick Danaher arC; D.iia Hyuru, to &c
cover $4,000. with interest. The two frs!
named defendants, oa tho % Of Augnss Lass,
entered into Contract with Colonel s. I.
Albert, United Statcs Engineer, FIR constructing
dixie odd sing dams 10 the Rappahauncck
river, Va. But they failed TO !ur1;sh the pe-
cGssary material, labor, machinery and appii.
anees tG Construct dixie at Frederick lorrg tar,
10 the RsppshGuocck river designated IS like
n. 81, end such wirc dams at Spottswood
bar, 10 the same ri72r az Nigh, DE required It
Tie speols! localities, in accord with the lns,rue,
tons of the engineer, and failed to comnence
the work CT August . 1879 aud camp!etc the
Same hy December 81, 1879, and refused to do
60. Hence the suit Wash. Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
Fetal NJiiDSS Of The SIM

SAN FRANCISCO, Jsn. ia sp.c;a! dis.
palca to The Cali from Fresno eeys: "Tno Ina
OF totally Ct the eclipse cf tic suo passed TO-,
miles noyth II Ibis pIsce. Tho weather va,
peri. ely cicar. At iiftccu r1utcs to 8 o'clrcL
toe llr4t ocatsct Vas visible, snd a. 1858 .ha
observation became total. As the last ~ Of
sunlight DISAPPEARED corona of ctysr Shits
lisht, eac;ciae tho n o.. ii.,h ! i1,o vieV
Brilliant e Inc edge OF no E.oGU snd palipy "a
Wsris the outer tImit of the hslp. Mkt aloo,
'he border OF the lower lett .bird OF the noop
appeared ao irregular fringe OF brilliant. spark.
lug. primitive red and purple light, while at
shc top OF the moon there WAS Drikht ycyg
triangle 0! light equal 10 height to one SIKH
the d'ama'c: Of TIC Disc 4 similar but smaler
Triangle appeared at the centre OF The
right side Vi the 0loon, ard from the upper ard
lower right side broad tsin: rays we're pr iactcd.
Ibis appearance lasted thirty oDe seconds, the
cJroaa renslolog one uioute longer. The SUI
disappeared behind the coast range before the
eclipse ha5 entirely passed. Durius the Oh.
scurat'ou the horses Of The party Of observer,
showed sieus OF extreme unea5ness, and the
lows OF the Hcish~orlDg ranches sought their
Foosts. AT Sslcugs. where tie eclipse was ais,
tota!, The thermometer fell eight degrees during
the Totally"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Alter trarsac ing son1c routine business, the
House resumed the Consideration Cf che raso.
luton repo ted irOn the Committee 90 F,io,'
Jog Tor The ptinting OF Inc report k.owu - tue
"G over report.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

/ AiAhlNt+ y EEDLES. Needles are made
I OF steel wire. The wire is first r.u+ NV
/ sheers from coils, into length of needles
1 10 De made. After batch of suc1, bits
/ OF wire have been cut off. they are nIac-
/ ed IL hot furnace. and then tal-erl ont
/ ana rolled backward and forward on "a
ldDie GnIll they are straight. They are
/ now 10 be ground. The needle uointer
I Ineh takes up two dozen or so of the
Nhes ana rolls them between his thumb
! ana hngers, with their end ON the Grind
/ stone, first one end and then the Gtha7,
Next is q machine which Harfers aD1
cutters the heads of ten Thousand nod
les an hour. Next comes the nr,,cbi,,r-
o. Tue eve 10y a boy, 50 fast that the eve
eau HAtdly keep pace with him. Then
sPlitjlng follows, which is runriDp a
. me wire through a dozen. Darhsr,s7 Of
IheSe twin needles. A woman ,,-7tb n
lstIe anvil before her. files between tI,t
heads and separates them. They are
compete needles bat they are roupb
ana rusty, and easily bent. The harden
lLt comes next. They are heated i'm
oalcAes IN q furnace. and when rs1 F,,+
are thrown into a ran OF oC-5 -.
y ext Jley must oe tempered and tbis ia
uohe by rolling them backward and fo~-
W"ta on a hot metal plate. TIE p,lisb-
liS stllI remains 10 be done. On "a verv
coarse cloth, needles are spread TO the
number OF forty OF fifty thousand Frn-
cry aust Is Strewed over them. Oils sDrir-
hiea' ana soft soap is daubed over ;ba
cIo,h IS rolled hard mp, thrown into a
SOFT OF WaShpot, 10 roll to and fro twelve
IioutS or more. They come ont dirfv
enough. put after rinsing IN clean. l,ot
water and tossed in sawdust tba,, 10
come bright, and ready to be sorted and
put up for sale. w '''i0
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

CIVILIZATION OF BooTs AND SHOES
1t IS matter of the most comuo,,
everyday experience that in the wearira
OF boots and shoes, and especialIv tLogS
hidue OF Rubber, the feet sweat and bsst
almost continually in cold weather NAL
l''s the ieeJ clammy and cold apd in
duclng chiiblains, and in warm v-ea,t1,-,.
WIN the best pIecsutiou. exceediuel1
hoAious. 1t is doubtless the cansa df
Aluch OF the rOtting and breaking of ,,5,-
peIS' ana is, above all. an exceefir,cI,,
VI uiIiHtdlIhy feature of the present meth
Iu @ ol uIcS5inS the feet. Attemnts have
HsIeIoio ore been made 10 obviate this IN
number of ways; for instance nv -,
HSI SGies oi different kinds intended to
dDSoIO the moisture and unsuccessf,,I
eiioitS nave also been made 10 veDtilstl,
sI .Ic DooG or shoe. Every person feels
nc Heed OF something that viii sstisfae-
toIlly accomplish this object. A reco,,t
invention does this efIectuaUv. and is o.
exceedingly simple device. IT coreist.
oL spiral eoiled brass wire. laid in .
groove extended in and around tho M
uer slGe OF heinsole Of the boot or sl,,a
win hoies punched at close lnferveIe'
Imni,lisGlaleiy ~ over the coil. The coil ie
= . e@Oehded along the heel. and carried -
Ihe top. where it stops at an evelat- -be1e
l'o..liIg LoI!illhg when walking a complete aufo'
iiia1ic maj ar pump, constantly drawing In
pure ar and throwing of the fouI sri
heated air anu
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26
CHE ESTNUT- ST. ENTRANCE.

hothlng surprising even; unless it be
surprising that SO conspicuous a business
should ever be misunderstood. We do
nothing more than simply to provide
facilities for your getting what YOU want
We don't mean to say that other
facilities are not provided for distrjbutino-
goods; but that's a different tbinT'
We provide so that you get what YOU
want, exactly z0Eat 5,ozz 70aztI In the
trst place we've got it. In the second
place we send it. And if we send Won
the wrong thing, or if you think the
charge IS too much you bundle it bacI,
TO us
We tell Of these things in the news
papers, because there are thousands of
you who don't know what we are
dong; thousands of you don't know the
character of the stock that fills these
acres; thousands Of you who, therefore,
Duy where you pay more money.
we are every merchants fair and
open competitor. We do not expect to
gather millions of trade from all over
the country without meeting opposition
and misrepresentation. Some will be-
Ieve whatever IS said against US. The
only answer We make is: Send back
whatever you don't want at the price.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26
The first Amcrlcnn Iron Work.

In 1852, James and Henry Leonard
established the G.st blcomery in Amcri-
ca, at Taunton, Massachusetts. 4 cor
: respondent Of the New York ErsUiau
! Post says that'the Leonard establishment
/ was about two and q half miles from
{ Taunton Centre now Rayuhau. Henry
1 Leonard, brotLer of James. leaving the
/ latter and his son to carry on the busi-
! ness, went TO New Jersey. and establish
( ed b.O0mery there. lie removed to
shat Stale because the ore was much
{ more profitable in its yield. and pureT.
When the British pJTliameIt prolib-
ted the manufacture of IRON in the col
ony, IN 400, there were three b,Uomer-
les at Taunton, carried on by the Leon
ards Deans, Kings. and Halls. ali akin
by Iu;eTmarri2ges They dug their oar
IN the nelshbu hood all al0ugthe streams
which empty INTO tlc Taunton river
mostly, however, along "CHHo- river, ''
now Mill river and also iu the l1rs
OF Two Mile river" Ii is proper 10
add that the Parliamentary prohibition
did not stop the work
The first furnace for making Die iron.
according TO a writer iu the Philadelphia
BrcSS from PriucipiO Furnace. Maryland.
was set up at that place ia 1T1J, and It's
account books are preserved dating back
as faras 1925. IL 1T2T. the record shows
the price OF iron TO have been so atom.
The writer says that it is probable that
the first pig iron ever exported from
America to England "A small lot Of
three and one half tons in lTlS-yvas
made at Principle. Prior 40 the Reyol-
ution Maryland and Virginia made and
exported more than any other OF the col
onleS, In the custom house returns in
England the TWO colonies are always
coupled together, because the iron was
iifSt sent TO virginia in small boats 90
be iesh:pped TO England, and it Is there
fore smTOss ble 10 alici 10 each colony
the proper share Of iron exported under
The fostering care Of the proprietary gov
eminent. The production OF iron in
creased in Maryland until ITIl it. with
Virginia, exported 20 England J $50 tons
OF pig iron against lgg tons from New
ork, tons from New England. and
10 tons from Carolina.
Ia 1sGl, the eight furnaces and ten
IoTEeS IN Maryland made = 500 tons OF .
pig and jD3 toAs Of bar iron, while the
anuua. production of England hcssall-Ht .
taaa period was only 1900 tons OF pIe
iron some of the oar banks worked Iv .
the ETiucipiC Company were Ola the Pat .
apScO river. below the sight OIL the future .
and were frs. discovered hv .
lhaJ wonderful. man. Capt. john Smith. .
III l'p1. Augustine and Lawrence tile .
lulheIaGEd brother or George WasL --l--
on, were among those tL8l had am in
,eTest III the Principle Company. which
was retained by the Washington family
until after tLe close OF the Revolution.