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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-08-31

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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-08-31

Allow fowls, if not confined, to shirk
for themselves in the fore part of the
day, especially in the warm summer
mornings, when numerous insects and
worms are out. Make them indus
trious, get their own living when pos
sible and give them their food after
they have done their level best to get a
living. 1t is the active and not the
stupid hen that lays the most eggs.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-08-31

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Young and middie-aged men, suffering from
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of memory and hypochondria, should inclose
three stamps for Part VII. of Worlds Dis
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WORLDS DrsPENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-08-31

There are 112 species of woods In
North Carolina. In the entire South
ern States there are only fourteen
other varieties which are not found In
that State.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-08-31

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Treatise upon the Horse and his Diseases.
Book of 100 pages. Valuable to every owner
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IT is estimated that 60O,OO acres of United
States soil are given up to tobacco, and that
the crop will reach $40, ,000 600 or $4,000, 900.
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The Weaker Sex

FIVE thousand miles of new railway have
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the 1st of last january.
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One sheep owner in Utah lost 200
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Send for pamphlet to L. s. WELLS, jersey City,
N J.
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The Science Of Life, or seif.PressrvAtion, a
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-08-31

NEAR Houma, La, lives thirteen-year-o old
girl who has growing on her face light
brown beard about two inches long.
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All that is Claimed.

THE French scheme for making an ar
tificial sea in the interior of Africa has been
abandoned
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WANTED.-Agentsa are making $40 day sell
w ing our goods, Send for circular and terms.
Great English Cutlery Co. As Milk ST Rnsfnn Me-
National Republican., 1882-12-18
CAST WAsHtNGTON.

The funeral of Frederick G. Raab took
place at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon from
Christ's church, on the Navy Yard, and was
largely attended. The independent order OF
Red men attended in body.
Yesterday afternoon the Uniontown side OF
the eastern branch was throhged with a merry
concourse of youthful skaters.
Richard Emmons was elected Saturday
evening w. c. T. in the lodge of Good Temp.
lars Star of the East.
The East Washington churches were largely y
attended Yesterday, both at the motning and
evening services
The Misses Kate and Nellie Robinson of
New Jersey avenue southeast, gave pleasant
social gathering last week.
PrOfs. Weloh and Mccoy will give soree
at McCahley's hall December 90.
A large number Of balls and parties will
take place during the week. East Washing.
ton is very gay this winter.
The decorating of St, Marks church FOR
Christmas will take place Friday evening,
The Rev. William II. Parsons delivered an
able address last evening at the Church of
Reformation,
The Capitol Hill literary society will meet
Tuesday evening at the residence of the
Misses Cowperthwalte, 3l3 New Jersey avenue
southeast
Mr.. aud Mrs Seymour Thlloek are making
visit with City Postmaster Thomas L. Tul-
lock, of Capitol hill,
The East Capital postal Station was crowded
last evening, Keeping tho postal boys" busy
looking to the wants Of the public.
National Republican., 1882-12-18
A JEALOUS HUSBANDS CRIME.
Shooting His Wife While She yvns In Bed
and then Killing Himself

BALTIMORE, Dec. 17.-ln the second story
of 1S6 Bank street Saturday morning John
Schpengler shot and killed his wife, and then
shot himself in the right temple, causing in
slant death. This is the eighth suicide which
has occurred in this city during the last ten
days Two policemen saw a man running
out of the house calling at the top of his
voice for them to come into the house, as
there was crazy man up stairs. The police
men passed through the store to the rear
room and there found lying on the floor
the wife of Schpengler. She was devoid of
clothing, with the exception of a single
garment, and was bleeding from a pistol
wound in the pit of her stomach. The po.
licemen questioned her as how she had
been injured, but she had become so weak
from exhaustion that she could only calculate,
He did it," and fnotiohed to them to go up
stairs. They then ran up into the second
story, and there found lying on mattress the
lifeless body of the husband bleeding from
wound in the right temple. Schpengler and
his wife moved into the house Friday, and
the only furniture in the front room at the
time was bed and wardrobe. There were no
witnesses to the tragedy, but it was apparent
that the husband had shot his wife while she
was lying in bed and then went into the ad.
joining room and shot himself. The floor was
covered with blood, as was also the stairway
leading down stairs. When the policemen re-
turned to the lower room the wife was dead.
The husband was prompted to the deed through
jealousy as is shown by the following letter,
written in German which was found on his
person:
God forgive me. My wife Lena has been untrue
tome for which call her to answer She has
sister, Charlotte Puschell who stands In bad rep
utation, and LEFT her husband She talked to my
wife so long until she got her under control, and
gave me bad name, and carried II 80 far that she
became untrue to me: Ispoke to her about itbut
she would not stay with me, ] did everything in
my power, but in vain, until finally ! was hilly
from Broadway and Canton avenue in order TO
have her home ] went home to her every even.
ing and leetured her in her house. became mel.
ancholy. and everything was lost to me until re.
venee gave me the only hope. | purchased
double .barreled pistol in order to Separate us.
She gave me few words which made my heart
heavy. she understood her secret so well as to
guard it the same as sister Charlotta | have no
rest, and see nothing prosperous before me. and so
die In good spirits which the Almighty has given
md
National Republican., 1882-12-18
WEST WASHINGTON.

The meeting OF the Eagleston Dashaway
Reform club, called on Saturday night last for
the purpose of taking suitable action relative
to the death of the late Bud Eagleston, was
largely attended. Glowing eulogics upon the
deceased brother were made by Messrs Nc.
Gowan, Rohrer and Craig, and Messrs. Will.
liam II. Rohrer, H.. @. Noyes and Andrew
Frey were appointed a committee to draft
suitable resolutions relative to deceased, to be
reported at the regular meeting of the club
this evening. 1t was also ordered that the ex.
terror and interior of the hall be draped in
mourning for the period of thirty days.
Yesterday the club attended the funeral at
the church in body, as did also 1nvincble
Council, No. 7, Sons of Jonadab, the latter
going to the house in company with the other
councils of this jurisdiction and formed part
of the escort of the remains to the church
and thence to Glenwood cemetery.
About 1890 p. IN. Sunday fire was discov-
cred in an clubhouse belonging to Mr. NJ. Nc
Gowan, in rear of his residence, No. 3233 N
street. 1t was extinguished by Sergeant
Trunnel, Private Green, and some citizens
without turning in an alarm. The fire was
caused by his children igniting some waste
furniture packing. Damage slight.
National Republican., 1882-12-18
The Jennnetse Bon r,i.

The Jeanette board met Saturday morning.
and after reading the record of Mr.. New.
combs testimony, Seaman Henry Wilson was
examined, He said the ship was sea.worthy
and she was well managed. He had nothing
TO say further. He was then cross-eXamined
in behalf of Mr.. Collins but without giving
any new information. This finished the ex-
animation of the witness and the judge ad-
vocate stated that there were no more wit
nesses to be examined until the rest of the
Jeanette men returned, except Lieut.. Dan
enhower, who will be recalled. To-day docu-
mentary evidence will be submitted.
National Republican., 1882-12-18
tyha, Yon Can Buy for Xmas.

Gold head canes, l6 KIT, 81 to 500.
Pearl opera glasses, only $3.50.
Black n1arbelized clock, S-day, SS.
Ladies' solid gold 5. W. watches S25.
Gents solid gold Elgin Watches $50
Solid silver watches, $3.50.
Triple-plate castors, 5.bottle, 81.
Triple.plate cake baskets, $3.50.
Child's solid gold neck .chains $3.50.
R. HARMS & Co., 432 Seventh street
National Republican., 1882-12-18
gllt0itN.
YOTJNG Ngt5N.

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cases Of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, ImpotenCy, Premaiure Decay Weakness
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Address SECRETARY Medical aud surgical Institute
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llURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
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Rice and Rye Whistles, harmless uud very pleasant
TO take. Try H. For sale by all druggist. md urnrprS
discount by -. No.
wholesale grOCers, sole agents for this city, Henry
Bschuff a Co, New YORK and Charleston =, C., S1s
anufactuters ana prOprieturs. de2lly
National Republican., 1882-12-18
Gurkisb Satbs
educational.
cpENcER1AN BUSINESS COLLEGE,,

CORN tR NINTH AND ID iREETS.
Day and evening sessions for the education Of sons
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Scholarship for year from date Of entrance, day
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MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal. anli
National Republican., 1882-12-18
GgtropOOists.

ENASH FEET, kc,-DAlLN WALKS IN THE
II open air aud sunshine oGygeut2e aud deCIrbUn.
!ze The system thorynShly promoting health and
longevity, Hnd Or, whites tWenty.uup consecutive
years OF successful practice IN Washington, D. G.,
enables requisite treatment for llnru Nnt son torns,
BuniOus, club nni Inverted Mails. Frost Blc, Chill
hlahs, Vascular ENCrrsCnCcs, and other complaints
oIthe feet Refers tho most eminent nnys.c husRud
sylvanlR nvCnne, Opposite WILLARD Hotel Is patron.
ned by the elit Of the world, Hours a. IN, lu 70
~. (Sundbys, l0a. IN 10 I r. m.l n0loc fee ~ NOR
visit.
National Republican., 1882-12-18
Aral Gstats Brokers.
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Real Estate bought and sold Houses rented.
Rents collected. Loans negotiated. Insurance Ia
Hrstclass cUnpanles at lowest paying rates. No
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and best located IN the city, Parties having property
10 sell or rent will lind II TO their Interest TO placs5
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National Republican., 1882-12-18
dllnnfrn. Eiinnlinns. .ftmnlr.

WTANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF THREE
w years experience situation ts rcSden or vis.
ng Govethess or AS nssistlnt In school References
exchanged, y y, West Washington, d. q. iS3t
VyTANTED -- a SITUATION AS CHAMBER.
w maid, by n respectable and experienced whe
woman, who lis hest city references Address MARY,
Republican Onice. delfatF
National Republican., 1882-12-18
LETTERS TO LOGAN.

What Old Soldiers Think. Of the Fk-John
Porter Case.
Expressions from All Quarters Of the
Country Upon that Subject
But One Mind Held by the Veterans Of the
Potomac,
And that is Unantmously Opposed TO Por-
teE,s Heihstaten,ent.
National Republican., 1882-12-18

Ton WORK OF EVERY uHAtlAtI IE,.,NItpE
~ scTlption executed az The National Republican
Office, Rt any hour day or ulght and every day la
the year. Good work and low prices SO
National Republican., 1882-12-18

BANGOR, ME.-Sfr with many others IN this
vicinity have been much pleased at the opposi
lon you made to the Fitl-John Porter bill. I
have lately read the article of Gen Grant. 1t is
full OF errors. Us personally know:
II. Il. HANSON. NJ. d.
National Republican., 1882-12-18

RicHLASp CENTER, ,Wis-Sfr Accept the thanks
Of member of the seventeenth army corps and
all the old soldiers In the community for your
opposition to the reinstatement of the traitor,
Fltz-John Porter. Let me tel you all Of the old
itself you will find that in this matter they would
rally around your standard to man.
ID, e. JAMES
National Republican., 1882-12-18
Imanito---Noulns.

IV'IlNI
by open CRATE must he III reasonable distance from
caterers OH Fourth street northwest best Of refer
given and reptred; will be permanent II suited.
dels3ts
UTANTED-FouR uNFURNISHED ROOMS IN
w n house having all modern improv venlents In
desirable location rent paid In advance Address
NJ. T. L., Republican Ofhce. deis 3ts
WY TANTED = FURNISHED SINGLE ROOMS.
w register heated must be reasonable Address.
n particulars. Single Gentleman" Republican Of
flee dplB.3ts
National Republican., 1882-12-18

KEwASkE ILL-Sir;-Petmi me to thank you as
citizen and rs an old soldier who took pride IN
being of your command, and in the name of hun.
dreds Of old soldiers, for your mastery letter in
reply to General Grants article in regard to r.
Porter! N H. PRATT
National Republican., 1882-12-18

5ALEsBURG, ILL.-Str The gratitude of every
individual in this country is due to you and.ior
myself cannot iorbear, from sense OF personal
duty, to express mine to you for your prompt
masterly, aid unanswe erable expose IN reference
20 the astounding position recently taken by Gen.
eTal Grant Nm W. WEIGH
National Republican., 1882-12-18

BRooKTYN. N. j., Sir;-t have the honor to con.
gratulate you upon the fight you are making in
the Porter case. You have the sympathy of
thousands OF New York veterans and their earnest
wishes for your success. Soldiers throughout the
country are watching the result of the pending
contest With great interest. .E B. FOWLER,
Late Col. 14th N. y VOL
National Republican., 1882-12-18

TRENTON, NY, Sir Accept the thanks or many
the citizens of New Jersey for the honorable
stand you have taken on the Filz-Johu Portercase
THOMAS BRoDES.
National Republican., 1882-12-18

MUscATINE, IowA.--Sr 1t may be some encour.
agement to you to know that the old soldiers In
the West rejoice in your decided stand for loyalty
and justice in the Fltz-John Porter case
LYMAN BANKS
National Republican., 1882-12-18

ELLINvILLE, N. Y.--Sir Your course in the Fiiz
J. Porter meets the approval of all old soldier
here, We are pleased to see one who stands ht1.
against that traitor Porter. q. Is. GARRISON
National Republican., 1882-12-18

VIcKsBURG, Miss.-Sir IL congratulate you, and
hope and trust this great nation will honor you
for your answer TO Gen. Grant in behalf Of the
martyred Lincoln and Garfield. s. n. BOYD
National Republican., 1882-12-18
A. H. DoTY llate captainl

MADISON, N. J.-Sfr ALLOW me to express my
admiration of the able. continued, ana successful
opposition which yon have opposed to the rein.
statement of tz-John Porter. The members OF
the Grand Army of the Republican, which
for your determined resistance to reward treuson
by place aud power G. u. MERkER
National Republican., 1882-12-18

BROOKLYN. N. Y.-SH - lam one OF the many
soldiers of the Army of the Potomac who warmly
indorse and commend your course relative to
Fitz.Johh Porter. The rank aud file will sustain
you by voice and vote.
National Republican., 1882-12-18
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National Republican., 1882-12-18

HANNIBAL, Mo.-Sir Am barely able to write
at all, but having heard OF your recent letter de-
Tending your position on the Porter case, and re-
viewing the extra rdinary "cnange of base OF the
old commander" only wish to thank you, as
have before, for the earnest and able manner in
which you have defended the findings of the court
martial. W. Il. CHAMBERLAIN.
National Republican., 1882-12-18

HOWARD Co., MD.-Str:-I am glad to see that
you are determined to oppose the reinstatement
OF Porter to his rank in the regular army. A man
who was educated at the expense of the govern.
ment and given profession Chat of soldier
does not deserve any consideration at the hands
of congress when he fails in the performanceo OF
duty. JOSEPH f. CARTER.
National Republican., 1882-12-18

lies JUNCTION, Tl.-Sir Your letter in reply to
the plea of General Grant in defense of the traitor
Porter is unansWerabe. SPEED BUTLER.
National Republican., 1882-12-18

LEADvILLE, CoL.-Sr Being one Of the sur.
viving members of the 9th corps, wish to thank
you for your letter of the 23d, published in the
Chicago Tribune. / earnestly hope that not only
all remaining members OF Porters corps, but all
honorable soldiers, will add their thanks.
NJ, l. SMITH, lst Mich. regt,
National Republican., 1882-12-18

WASHINGTON, D. C-ST:-The thanks of every
loyal soldier in the land are due to you for the
Jealous and faithful opposition you haye made to
the United States 1t is to be hoped that your serv
ices in this regard will be as efficient as they are
Just and right JAMES NJ. KING, 18th Ind. vol
National Republican., 1882-12-18

BLooMINGToM, ILL-Generdt Again wish to
add my testimonial to you for the manly stand you
take in regard to that convicted traitor Fitz John
Porter, when to do so you have to oppose the opin
ions of those with whom you have been closely
connected in military as well as in civic career.
AMOS KEMP
National Republican., 1882-12-18
S@ani,o--. Situations 1lals.

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Apply at iil3 Twenty first street northwest dels 3l'
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SdInnttn. .Mrlp. frmnlr.

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street northwest dplS.Wt
National Republican., 1882-12-18

TRANsiT; oHIo-Sir ALLOW me TO congratulate
you upon your timely and complete answer to
Gen. Grants apology for Gen. Porter. 1t was op-
perfume aud just, and bares the threads Of shame
full act. NJ PISNEY.
National Republican., 1882-12-18

BuSKER HILL, INp.-Sir: Yotr manly and loyal
stand given hi the Porter case is admired by all
the old soldiers in this part of the country.
ate generals on August IL 1852 which, If properly
known think, would forever dispose of his lPor.
ter's) case. THOMAS .. HARTEB
National Republican., 1882-12-18

OTTAWA, 1tL-Str:-l feel like thanking you
personally for your course in the Porter cnse ]
see no reason why the United States senate should
be occupied with his affair any more than with
those OF any private In the army who considered
himself aggrieved by the sentence of IA court nut.
tial, nope you may be successful in butying
his case past resurrection.
HrSHY L. BoiTwoOD.
National Republican., 1882-12-18
Smustmtnts.

Monday, December %,
KIRAIFN BROS GRAND SPECTACLE
AROUND THE WORLD IN 81 DAYS
drlstf
National Republican., 1882-12-18

DAYTON OHIo-Str :--a.eg me, a lawyer, conRrat-
ulate you on your firm stand IN regard to the POr-
ter case, You will find the people of the country
are with you, stand firm In this matter, aud the
country will be with you. G. A. McDowELL.
National Republican., 1882-12-18

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w for general housewprk and cooking; Must
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Chhnge Sig Elevenlh street nOrlhMcst delh als
National Republican., 1882-12-18

FARMER CRY, iLL.-str;-I take the liberty 10
thank you most heartily for the stand you have
taken in the Porter case, and do hope you will
continue to fight his restoration to the army.
Many loyal soldier lost his life In the time Of
war ior infinitely smaller crimes than he (Porter)
was guilty Of w. c. McMuRRY.