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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-03-30
Thomas A. Duckett
DEALER IN
F~.o"G~1A.

HEREBY give notice TO the citizens Of Clear.
i field and the surrounding vicinity that | am
prepared at all times to furnish families And
manufacturing establishments with a superior
quality of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-03-30
Coal, Wood 8 Coke,

Which I am prepared to deliver in a few hour,'
notice. | am always ready to haul and deliver
from and to the depot or anywhere else, and
move families and household goods anywhere on
short notice. TH0S, A. DUCKETT.
Olearheld, Pa, Mar. 81, 1sse.tE
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-03-30
Curwensville Borough.


II Watt II. Thompson, groceries............
II A. NJ Kirk, jewelry lry..........................
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u Harry II. Thompson, grocerlei...........
" Samuel Arnold, general miss............. I
" A. Gates 4 Son, hardware. I
5 Richard Evans, one pool tabls............ 3
IA Richard Evans, confectionery ...... ......
"a D. Faust, general merchandise............
IL Joseph X. Irwin. drugs .....................
Joseph r. Irwin, patent medicines.....
IL stephen Graf, confuctionery ...............
stephen Graf, ono billiard table .......... 3
u Rorabaugh A Norris, general mdse....., 1
II sprenkle 4 Patton, dry goods........... /
Cutwensyille Bank k...................... ......... 9
u William A. Dale, grooories...............
y Herman Haupi, general mdse.............. D.
u Dale Whitaker, tobacco and oigar,.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-28
sCIExrIFIC MIscELLAxY.

E." u@" "
Compiled for the Leader.
Piiny states that the coffin of the
ancient Romans was generally of stone.
In some cases it was made of a certain
stone in Troas, which had. or was be-
lieved to have, the peculiar faculty Of
destroying all the body. the teeth ex.
cepted, in forty days. Hence the name
"sareophagus," which literally means
nesh eater. This stone was probably a
species OF limestone.
The many unlikely methods by which
the seeds of plants are diffused over
land and sea until they at length find a
congenial spot for development, form
an interesting and curious study. 1t is
well known that bees carry pollen from
flower to flower, and thus act not only
as sewers of seed but also as fertilizers
of the female plants. A curious in
stance of this kind has been given by a
scientific man, who states that attached
to the skin Off panther recently shot
in India, he found numerous seeds,
each of which had two perfect hooks,
appearing as if designed to attach
themselves to foreign bodies. As the
panther moved about it collected the
seeos on the KID anu caIrieu tnein
Wner ever " "ent' puI "nen II rub
bed against The shrubs m seeds were
brushed off, and thus distributed.
usn. r,nna s,,,s. ...,.--.-
'..""se 'ounas' ioAior ihnasih-
airy, nave been heard In the working OF
natures processes. There has been
reported to exist IN a distant island in
tha pav 81 pano., . nh.now.no.
" ple
Known as tne "barisai guns which is
often heard at the beginning of a rain
fall, and is like the sound of firing of
c.nno, AR observer has decided th.t
.
THESE SOUNDS are atmospheric ana IN
some way connected with electricity.
Mr.. Horne, reporting on the villages of
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-28
A Talking Picture Book.

Another novelty is announced-a
talking picture-book-for the invention
of which Mr.. Brand of S~onnenberg.
Germany. has secured a patent. From
q contemporary we learn that the book
consists of . series of pictures Of ami
mails, with apparatus for producing
sound in imitation of each creature rep
resented Opening the book. the illus
tration is on one side, of the page and
letterpress description of it on the page
facing. The text covers concealed me-
chanism, comprising bellows aud whis-
ties Of peculiar construction for initial
ing various voices. The bellows are
blown by pulling q button at the edge
Of the page, the button belonging TO the
picture on view being pulledto produce
an imitation of the cry of the animal
exhibited.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-28
New Advertisements.
BEDBUGS, REACHES MOTHS
PENSIONS

secured Also Bounsy, Back Pay, increase
Patents. etc. T~houzandsl entitled, New
laws. Now is the time. Dc not delsy! Sol
diers, Widows. Children. Parents, brothers
and Sisters entitled Have your claim in
xestigsted-A Apply atonce- send two stamps
ior blanks and Instructions complete. TO
foseaa AaoFa ey. I. Box IN, Washington.
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Advancing . q
sickness. care. dis
J sppoautment. and
hereditary predis-
position. all turn
the hair gray. and
either Of them in
sdine II to shed
prematurely.
tATKR,s HAIR
|'vIooR. by long
land @fmunIwm aam
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AYERS HAIR WGoR,


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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-26
Nihilistio Tsstotolers

| Last night, at quarter pas
eleveu, the usually quiet town o
Lomp0c was aroused by a loud re-.
port and jar of houses. Some who
were asleep thought it an earth.
quake, but those who had not re-
| tired said at once a bomb had been
throwu into George Walkers So.
loon, aud on going to the place
thl, was found to he the case. II
muse have been II large bomb, fol
the building was
COMPLETELY DEMOLISHED.
The sides of the building were
thrown out and the second floor
and roof came down with a crash.
On visiting the scene of disaster
this morning, | found George at
work gathering up tobacco, canned
fruit, cigars, oranges, nuts, and
such other articles as he had in his
saloon for sale. Everything was
scattered around promiscuously
Heretofore there has been one,two,
and sometimes three men sleeping
In the house, but last night there
was, fortunately, no one. Inquiry
was made yesterday for the men
who sleep In the house, and when
told they we're out of town, the
party asked if they would be back
las: night. 1t ia evident that the
parties, whoever they are, did not
want to hurt anyone, hence the
precaution. Circumstantial evi.
dence points very strong towards
certain parties, aud they will he
shadowed closely, and may be
called upon to rise and explain"
AN EARTHQUAKE.
The Lompoc Record of last Sat-
urday, .dito.iaiiy commenting on
the affair, has ihis to saw:
"Whether it was done by an earth
quake, uihiliss from Russia, or
whom, 1t is impossible to say, as no
inquest has teen held. As it was a
detached building no harm was
done to other property. Walker
and wife have never lived in the
building and it was monty
known that Il couple of men who
sometimes slept there when in
town are absent at this particular
tlme. Consequently no one
Is killed, missing or wound.
ed. The general opinion pre.
walls that this Ia not u healthy cli-
mate for saloons. We are not an
advocate Of this way of dealing
with the nuisance aud curse, but
candor compels US to add that we
are shedding no tears overit. Any
one looking for location for sa-
loon had better not select u COM
munity founded on temperance
principles, where the land is sold
on the express condition that no
liquor shall be made or sold there.
OF; where public sentiment is so
nearly unanimous against saloons,
and where earthquakes are SO pre-.
valent aud destructive"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-26

pear the Cove railway bridge, one
mile below the city, suddenly
collapsed like an egg.shell,
and became u total wreck,
level with the water's edge. Ali
the passengers were instantly
plunged into the stream, more
than half of them being under.
meath the debris. The fret news
which reached the city was brought
by survivors, who struggled
through the streets, wet and weary.
The news fell like a thupder.bolt
and a stampede took place for the
spot Arriving there IL horrible
sight met the view. From fifty to
sixty ladies had already been re.
covered and were lying on the
green sward some distance up the
bank. Those arriving from the
city from every direction crowded
around, anxious to see If any rela-
tives were on beard. Several hun
dred families were represented on
the excursion and the wall of an.
guish that arose at the sight of the
victims was heartrendiug Faith
ers. mothers, brothers and sisters
rushed about panic-stricken en-
deavorlDg to identify relatives.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-26
aascrue os k.jscaeu Lover.

SAN BERNARD1No, May "a
Jonas Leisch miner in the Lytle
Creek gold mines, suicided on
Monday evening by shooting.
Caused by disappointment in a
marrisge proposal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-26

impOrta"s ssovemeDa Ia wheat.
SAN FRANCISCO, May %. Large
purchases of wheat have been made
on speculative account, at from
S1.40@$1 45, by parties outside the
market.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-26

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TERMS
ubiIshed evsry SATURDAY. morning

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TERMS.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-28

memory, universal lasSltuut, 'H' -' ''S'''''1
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old age, and many other diseases that lead to
insanity or consumption and premature grave.
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w orked on hair and vegetable lace. These wave
lets must not be confounded with the ok
fashioned Saratoga wave and do not have TO be
crmped on pins. They are warranted natural
curly hair and need only be dressed with water
and comb.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-28

The Sun for 1882 Will make its fifteenth annual
revolution under the present management shin
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and Democratic, depraved and virtuous intelli-
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and womankind of every sort but its geniaI
warmth is for the good, while it pours hot dis
comfort on the blistering backs ofthe persistent
ly wicked
The Sun of 1868 was a newspaper of q new
kind. 1t discarded many OF the forms, and null
tltude of the superfuous words and phrases of
ancient journalism. 1t undertook to report in
1reSn succlnct unconventional way all the news
OF the world, emitting no event of human inter-
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1t effected permanent change in the style of
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By a liberal use of the means which an abund-
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