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National Republican., 1882-07-29
PnIica Court Nnfca.

Sarah Curtis, Lizzie Rice Mary snowden, John
i. Williams, and Abram Banks all colorcd, were
sent 10 the woTkhouse Tor midnight street proian-
ity.
Isaac Taylor, a colored man. was set upon and
beaten Thursday evening by Il gang of six men,
four of whom (named Luellcn Ashton, Samuel
Matthews, James Hughes, and Richard Moan)
were fined by Judge Snell yesterday.
William Young, alias Robert Jones, pleaded
guilty to the fourth oileiise ut chicken-stcaling
and was committed for the grand jury.
George Hawkins, colored, was charged with as
saulting his wife In the street with stones and
pistol, Judge Smell sentenced tho defendant to
sixty days i'll jail
William White was charged with being disor-
derly on street, but us he said he had purchased
pair Of pantaloons that proved altogether too big
for him, and which the second hand dealer would
not exchange, he was only fined Il.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
Posr-oEyIeE DErAnTMENT,


WAsIfIE efoR d. c., July Il, iss2
SEALED PROPOSALS Will DO received at this
Office until II o'clock noon on w WEDNHSDAY, August
49, for furnishing Fuel for the Post Omce Department.
as follows:
For the delivery and storage Of ivo hundred (5OO)
tons, more or less x 30 pounds 10 the t0p( of best
quality Of White Ash Furnace or Steamboat Coal, to
be thoroughly screened and free irom slate, and TO
be delivered ana stored on or before October 81 1882
In the vaults OF the department building before the
contracting party Will be paid therefor.
Average samples OF the coal must accompany each
Did aud the contracting party must EXHIBIT FAtisfac
tory fom shippers that the coal delivered
70 him rom the vessel or cars Is the KIND required by
the Department
Also for the delivery and storage Of twenty (2O)
cords OF best Bakers Pine Wood 70 be delivered and
corded at the Department building as may be
gu1ted, within ten qQJ days from date OF contract
The whole TO be weighed or measured by Inspector
appointed under the provisions Of Section S7il RE
Vlsed Statutes OF The United STATES.
The bids will be opened In the offee OF the Super
lntendent, p the presence Of such bidders As may
choose 70 attend, on "WEDNESDAY, August 10, Al
2eioek neon and the AWARDS WIZ pe made on or
The Department reserves the right 10 reject all or
tntereat Of the 0o3ernment so 10 do.
satisfactory bopd will be required in each cAao 10
be executed and filed within five (5l days after The
award q made, for ths faiLhfui perforfanee Of the
contract ,,r,,,.,...,,.
Disbufatng Clerk and Superintendent Foaoniee lD-
partmonL iyiSS4r
National Republican., 1882-07-29
rI,uE GREAT Ar
i pEN,NsYLyANIA ROUTE

J. l ,pIItNH;,N,sYLyANIA ,IIH;,,;s Y,LyANIA ROUTE
TO nplthiE Tith HoTrH, E,a, WETr EST AMD SoUTuwEsT
STEEL RAiLS ,MASaSiFiGESNrTP' iESoNhFMf; EoUiFMfE;Nr
TRAINS IEN1js "A EEFECt VIII lnIG I},.r3 y ~ .,
,,,r ,,, corner sixth and streets as follows:
fvr ru'snlrg and the West, Chicago Limited Ex.
daily tNst Line % a M daily With N siespins @ n car; mr.;
IN ~ ,satf1nnrg m alt ,3 Tncnnnt Western Express
,'p " NJ un'y WITH Palace Cars to Pittsnurg and
SrS nnt n Net Express G5o p daily for Puts.
Foo tlcsDn prins1 80 u. M. 80 and mo N n,
=, BAITIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
m daily. except sunday with ParInr car tro,, III H. =
Tsburs to atkins 80 p. m. daily exccpt sainr AIM,
For wlamsport, Lock Haven. and Flmira. Mt ~,
"a, a. Y Nesl daily % except sunday, s.oo '''
o9 n3 nEs S & % m L%Ied saIsd EsP5eqs q
FGr rsS BsSGsyn y Win n al thsSoagh trims
ranser To fulton spsey a1ad1s AaasM Sa6. Sosa
,lerTsSe aerYe New York city., "'o'"'"S uou0''
fSf and diRGsSSPS G @ oa SS Sunday % 49, 1852 s % shd @ 80 ESQ
,dr 9 RaIl ESprSs SsSa n, daily. except sunday
f 5g G @ & stc anG SG rs 'SS @ on % sSaa2 snS Lao @
For rSPe,s Creek Line. 64O and iiOI daily
Fsr AAihnapOS 60 a. m. and $40 p m daily. cxcop,
AIEX SNpRrA AND FREDERIoKsBuRaR RA1u
NAY AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASnINtA
Fur AIcxnnira o:s0 200. 90 iioo. and lies q. m
TN h0, G:aJ 800, aud Ii;S0 D. M on Sunday OF 6:so
For Richnond and the South $50 aud lies H. M daily
and 500 -. M. daily. except SUNDAY.
ana %Ss mn q s s To and s s Si
m. and ie;1o midnight; on Sunday NJ Si6 So aud
TIsSSis TEX an Sormaion a%n az the ONCE norheas. cor
ner Of Ihitcenth street and Pennsylynnis avenue
checking OF baggage TO destination from hotels and
j. r. WOOD. General Passnngcr Agen.
FRANK THOMSON, Generai Manager.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
REAL ESTATE.
Tho OmcIai Trausactions nv Recorded
Yesterday.

Mr.. J. +. olmstend presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday,
reported TO him by the Recorder Of Dccds;
CITY PROPERTY.
On street north, between Fourteenth and Flf-
teenth streets west, subot 49, square 2N % feet
inches by 40 ieeD, Gertrude ii. Guy TO Jane C.
Scott, 81 900.
on Third street east, between D and streets
SOUTH part OF lot square 705 Q7 feet front by SO
ieet, John I. Given ct al, trustee, to William
Henry, 5000.
On East Capitol street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets east, sublot 81 square 1857 (l9
feet front by lbs feet inch), Jacob q. Hieston,
trustee, TO Jesse Hilles, S7301.
National Republican., 1882-07-29

BY virtue of writ of fera acins issued out of the
Clerks ollce of the Supreme Court Of tho District OF
Columbia and to directed, will sell at public
SALE for cash. at the court house door of said District
on TUESDAY, the 10th day of August ISL, nt II
o'clock n all the right title, claim and Interest Of
the de endant In and to the following-dcscribed
property, 10 witt Sublots 10 and 10 in square 5il In
tae city OF Washington. said District, tosethor with
all an singular the improvements thereon
Levied upon as the property Of George W. q. Eslii.
TO satisfy execution No 3,506 at law, III favor OF Rob-
{. Il. HENRY,
u. Marshall
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
Walter B. Williams ~ Co.,
.trrnrnNrExsnp

BY virtue OF chattel deed OF trust, dated on the
fifth day of May, A. D. 1882, by and between A. Nc
Creary and Emma A. McCreary, his wife, of the city
OF Washington, District OF Columbia Of the first part
iher No OH foIos nj ei seo me of the land rec
rds of Washington County. District of Columbia.
Will sell at public auction at store-room No. 92i
seventh street northwest in said city of Washington
commencing the 2D DAY OF AUGUST, A; ID. 1882
At 10 o'clock and 100 p. m all the stock In trade
fixtures, books, stationery, and fancy goods which
were IN the retail store of the said A. Mct reary, nnd
In and upon the premises above described at the date
of the execution of said trust Sale to continue from
dy to day until all the goods are sold.
w. b. SHAW.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers,
National Republican., 1882-07-29
J. n. WOOD. General Passenger Age
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
RALrIMonE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TuE MODEL FAST AMP THE ONLY LINE
BcIwl EN
THE EAST AND THE W Es5r VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIIsl

4, y. ,,,,... Lave wAsHiNGToN.
scepn Cars snS 10 cincann in %i e Fa't os IL.
900 laiiimore, EiRiioott City, and Way stations.
C;Sa Bellm9ra. Ai;n1polls, and Way. trledmont
Way, a lteayJ
'siG foint Of H61ks ard Way 'a,Ions.
slA' m Shepha, New nork: 1: and Boston Express
Ila ,orstown aud at Point Of Rocks for Frod-
1000 baltimore, 1Iyatt,vie. and laurel Erprsa.
stops At BeSville Annapolis Junction. Jesn
sqp,s and Dotsoys. On Sundays stops az
1000 Bs iimorc Express stops at Hyattsville and
iiGn PItrSurs Chicago. Cincinnati. and ST. Louis
Express. Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
Is;iG Baltimore EliIcott City. Annapolis, and Way
il;g5. ON sunday only for Baltimore and Why,
i5:OO baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York Ex.
Frederick, Hagerstown, aud Way IVia Re-
aao BaiIlmorc HyAttsvflC, and Laurel Express
Gredis,Iiek' via Rolay' Stops ut Annapolis
tS9 RaII@STs 1Raae9!, ans Way Stations ~
fons u @ Roc = sSd sts1s Wv Stations s%IiSs'a'0 Sni
~1 -, n1s'1 spa aff RISi %sSS'
tsl0 Pitisburg Cleveland, 0ud Detroit FxpressL
Sineplng Gers 20 PittsbnrR
ts Siss$Ss Ss.ty yeea s9a Boston ns''e.'
tlGl0 Chlcasn, bncinhah, and 81 Louis Express.
sloeplng Cars 10 Cinoinuat 81. Louis, and
Il;Sn. Baltimore and Way stations
tDally. Sundays only other trains daily. except
All trains from Washington stop NJ Relay Station.
For further nfOrmAliOp apply al the BalttfgoTp aud
Ohio hcket Odiccs; Washington Station. 90 and ls1
Psnnaylvania Avenue, cItn6r Of Fuurioonih sfyess
where orders VIII he taken for nagyago TO be checked
and received at any point In the nty. -
Master Of Transportation Baltimore.
O. x, LORD,
General Passenger Agent, Dlltitnoro.
National Republican., 1882-07-29

The local Yorkshire, England, papers announce
that the ancestors Of the poet Longfellow were
originally settled in that county 1t appears that
in a sale which has Just taken place In Bradford,
llkley, which bore the following inscription upon
its centre panel; "Jon Longiellow and Mary
Dom. 1854" this is conclusive eyidencc.-Ihe
yueF1da
National Republican., 1882-07-29
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS ron FUEL,
pnrARrMENT OF STATE.

WAsHISaToS, July l3, is8,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the De
partment OF state until II O'Clock NJ, on SAT U r.
DAY, the l2rH DAY OF AUGUSr,tO furnish sa de-
partment Fuel for the ending June 80 1885, 10 be
delivered In such quantities as may be desired
Information ns TO kinds and quantities. OF coal and
wood can be obtained upon application at this De.
pariment The right 10 reject any and all bids, 10
accept any portion OF any bid Is reserved and each
bidder Is required TO furnish with his bid bond, with
two good and sufficient suretes, in the Of e. 00O
as guarantee Of faithful performance OF the con.
tract which may ~ awarded him, WILD
National Republican., 1882-07-29
For "The Rcpublican.v .

A Tennessee Republican, in a letter to a mem
Der OF Congress, sayss "Tell Gorham that his
paper Is on the right trlsk, and the only Republi.
can paper OF inhnence piat presents clearly the
proper course for the Republicans OF the South TO
pursue, in my JudgInent A wide circulation OF
the paper win do great gNod in the South"
National Republican., 1882-07-29
AUCTION SALES.
Thomas II. Waggaman,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE SALE OF UNINtPROVED PROPERTY
ON FAHErTE STREET. GEORGETOWN, ID. q
duly recorded I'm liner No pis milo sss oil The land
records OF the District OF Columbia will offer for
sale at public auction In front OF the premises on
MONDAY, JULY 81. 1882 Mt y. M, the lot OF
Eround and premises in Georgetown, D. g, known as
part Of lot lgJ In Threkeds addition to Georgetown
In said town, having front on Fnyette street OF ~
feet by depth Of 100 feet being the north 20 feet o
said lOt with the privilege and of an alley In the
rear OF said premises feet and 4 inches wide
Terms ofsale One. third cash balance IN six twelve
and eighteen months deposit OF $50 VIII be ro
suircd when bid is accepted . ,.
T. IL WAqGAMAN Auctioneer. 1j-SruTh-ds
National Republican., 1882-07-29

BALTIMORE. July 2s.-virginia 6s. deferred, 10: do
consolidated GOS' do. second series 3D4; past due
COUPONS. co. neM 1000, 42 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
MINING STOCKS.
QUICKSILVER. .......- ia Standard .......... II
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Three-day bs........- $50 Sixty'day bs....... 4s0
By Associated Press.

BY AsSOClaIed Pres3.
NEW York, July 2s.-Money loaned between 2lsC94
per cent and closed at 29S per cent offered Exchange
was steady at 4s5s0is5S for long and 4s59issi for
short sight. Governments were weak and y per cent
lower for extended S., ~ registered aud coupon
and unchanged for Gs AS c-upon and Il registered
State bonds were without n feature except for Ten
nessee mixed which are = per cent lower railroad
bonds were Irregular.
National Republican., 1882-07-29

1850 Prizes, sll2.4O0
Whole tickets 3. half tickets, 81; p tickets, $50
IS tickets. elO
Remit money or bank draft by letter send by OK.
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
or POST-OFFICE ORDER Orders of IS and upward
by express be sent at our expense. Address all
ders to II. NJ. BOARDMAN. Courier.Jo Journal build
way, New YORK; or J. W. CLARK, Gil New Jersey
National Republican., 1882-07-29
A vigorous Growth

Of the hair is often promoted by using Parker.
Hair Balsam. II always restores tho youthful
color und lusler to gray hair, gives Il new life
and removes ali Irritation and danduh.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stock and Bond Quotntions-Producea and
General MarLets.

The following report of the financial market yester-
day. together with opening and closing quotations.
are furnished by the clearinghouse Of Ii. d. Cooke
jr, s. Co., 1i29 Il ST.. Washington. D. C.:
National Republican., 1882-07-29
LOTTERIES.
49, rts rntiic srs astc.i o. rcad orr new and I'M
ifufei e'hcrfr g. D. HraHa IN august.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
riehsts a.is sa. sharss a. pr.pernss.
Ia 8 T.

The e ~ Only fosiery cfyr roie,i on md IN
aorsu ~ ~. poopls 9f any Naie.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
a FeerIess lE.erfnne.

Tho refreshing aroma Of sFloreston Cologne, aud
for the toilet.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
CLEDE5
new EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
-FoR-
PHILADELPHIA, WARRINGTON, AND
ALEXANDRIA.

APPOINTED SAILING DAYS
From PHILADELPHIA every Saturday. ...... IL m
From WASHINGTON every Monday. ........-S n M
Through and prompt connection with New lork
Boston, Fall River, and all points North. Through
Bills Lading given. Freight revived aud delivered
daily until 6p. IN. w. Il. CLYDE a 90,
General Agents. PhladolphlA
]. III. JOHNSON q Co.,
Agents, Inn and 18th ST. wharyoS s. W.. ia,7 y
st. n. W.. Washington, ID. O. fsl0-u
National Republican., 1882-07-29
nnllimore alocll Rnnrh.

suBTREAsURY BALANcEs.
DIN .. tsl l553 400 ~ Currency -..... t49s5i7 0;
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= 4Sth =

OF TIIlG--
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
In the city Of Louisville. on
MONDAY. JULK ~. 1882.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays excertcd)
under provisions of an act of the General Assembly
of Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court, on March 81. rem.
dered the following ueclsion:
pany is legal.
Second-Its drawings are fair.
This company has now on hand large reserve fund.
Read carefully the list Of prizes for the
National Republican., 1882-07-29
Notice tc Mt. Vernon Passengers.
SECONDHAND GOODS.

NYIsFITS AND CLOTHING, LITTLE WORN
vi hom leading merchant tLors..in SUITS AID
ODD PANTS, COATS, and VESTS. Fashionable
styles aud far more serViceable Than shoddy rsady
made Prices for pooE men's purses. bargains Ia
Always on hand large stock. HERZOu'S, No. Ss
Ninth street. near Pennsylvania avenue. my9
National Republican., 1882-07-29
ApyERrrsRp LETTERS.

The following isi OF advertiaei letters remain
ing IN tho post-oficcs IN tho city ~ Washington.
July ~, tss2: u. H. AtNgfuL r Y.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
LongfeIIov,s Ane..to,.

at certainly is an elegant remedy for all pains
and aches, says DR.. J. Turner, Of Shirrell's Ford
N c., speaking of 81. Jacobs Oil.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
United States MorshaI,s Sale.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneei.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20

COAL AsHEs.-COal ashes are not as
valuable for fertilizers IS they are for
other purposes. We know of ne better
absorbent than coal ashes. and we are
surprised to see large, unsightly piles of
such ashes lying around dwellings, when
they might be proftably used in the privy
vaults and for absorbing the sewage
from the house. There is very little. if
any, free alkali in them so that they
never liberate ammonia, but rather alb
sOTb it, also absorbing other offensive
smells. Coal ashes could also be used
to advantage in the hog pen. but much
of their value depends upon the temper
ature at which they are burned. Ashes
from furnaces are frequently vitriied:
that is, they are burned at such a high
temperature that they are dissolved to a
certain extent. When this is the case.
they make excellent garden walks. Their
mechanical effects upon the soil are ex-
cellent; they render stiff clayey soils
more porous, and, strange as it may ap-
pear, they render sandy soil more COM
pact. We have frequently spread them
upon grass lands, and have been salts
fed of their beneficial effects there: hut
have not yet determined whether the
benefits arose from their mechanical
effects in breaking the continuity of the
sod, or from the small amount of alkati
they cOntaiued.-BOStOn CltltirotOr.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20

CELERY FOR RHEUMATIsM.-It is
asserted that rheumatism is impossible
If celery is cooked and freely eaten. The
fact that it is always put on the table
raw prevents its thera peutic powers from
becoming known. The celery should be
cut into bits, boiled in water until soft,
and the water drank by the patient
Put new milk, with a little flour and
nutmeg, into a saucepan with a little
boiled celery, serve it warm with piecss
of toast; eat it with potatoes, and the
painfIl ailment will soon yield. Such
is the declaration of a physician who has
again and again tried the experiment.
and was uniformly successful. He adds
that cold OF damp never produces, but
simply develops the disease, of which
acid blood is the primary and sustaining
cause, and thBt while the blood is aka
line there can be neither rheumatism
nor gOut. English statistics show that
in one year-1S76-3,S $40 persons died of
rheumatism, and every case, it is clam
ed, miCht have been cured or prevented
by adoption of tue remedy mentioned
At least twO-thirds of the cases named
heart disease are ascribed to rheumatism
and its agOniZing ally, gOut. Smallpox
so much dreaded, is not half so destruc-
tive rheumatism, which, it is main
tanned by many physicians, can be pre-
vented by obeying nature s laws in diet.
But If you have incurred it, boiled celery
is pronounced unheSitatingly to be a spe.
cifc remedy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20
How ro Nix Cows c. M1LK.-

How TO MAKE Cows GIVE MILK
y writer in the Southern Farnler SAYS
his COW gives all the milk that is wanted
in family of eight, and that from it,
after taking all that is required for other
purposes, 260 pounds of butter was made
this year This is in part his treatment
of the COW: ''If you desire to get large
yield of rich milk give your cows everv
day water slightly salted in which bran
has been stiraed at the rate of one quart
to two gallons OF water. You will find.
if you have not tried this daily practice.
that your COW viii give twenty-five per
cent. more milk Immediately under the
effects of it, and they viii become so at
tached to the diet as to refuse to drink
Clear water unless very thirsty. But
this mess she will drink almost any time.
and ask for more. The amount of this
drink necessary is ar ordinary water pail
full at time, morning, noon and night. .
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20
But the Renewal or the Ola Battle for
an Ola Time victory.

Never was there greater necessity for activity =
wstch1ui1ess. and uuyieliiuE political integrity
than there now is DO the Dtm1crltlc party As
opposition party il can defeat the cons 2s
Its rrrr r1tru must be maintained in an its old
time vgJ~- Ts- u--E- usa2e7 and traditions cher
isEeI. rs own selected leaders trusted and en-
cou-as7f. 4. ir= me rrr-hiD strengthened and eIu-
rn+eI in The rsfth Of tho fathers. To the Demo-
cratic party is e10dlel the exalted duty of defeat
ing the efforts ~ 0le1 in the Republican party TO
set uu another 1E-m ut government I'm place Of that
ism % defend and maintain organ tzatiOn in its
greatest effectiveness.
TIE PrrT=U-E8H POsr Is committed % this prin-
ctple IN n-t is length and breadth, and 10 possible
more vigorously and uncompreu uisinglv than I'm
the past VIII o. labor strengthen the party. hold
up the hrui4 of ifs trusted leaders, spread Demo
cratic truth and promote by aug honorable means
the success 0f Democratic candidates, National,
State -1 f1-1f
So much flr tle political course Of TIE WEEKLY
PosT "#rIrE tH' coming year; but In all its de-
partms suts it VIII maintain the highest degree Of
usef1I ness to itr readers n family journal.
TIVE LITERARY DEPARTMENT viii Pc enriched by
choice and carefully selected miscellany consist
ing Of tlles, poetry, sketches. humar and biogrg-
ply.
PHE News DEPARTMENT will he carefully edited
and i7rlr1 careful summary OF the events OF the
week at home and abroad, with specials. teIegrams
and correspondence rom Washington and Harris
Elsla+ura.
An AGRr-ULrrRAL and HOUSEHOLD DprArr-
MENF VIII De added as new and attractive fea-
ture.
THE MARKET REpoRrs, and especially reports OF
cattle markets. VIII be prepared with the utmost
care, ami afford Information Of the highest value
% the farmer and dealer.
EDIr)ETALLT. TEE WEEKLY POSv Will dfscnsz
all questions with CIudor and sincerity. II viii
promote 17 hes- 90 can Democratic revival and re-
slsJ an cIr-7 % dtslutegr3ta the party weaken
dencs TO Democrats 30 second its efforts by extend
ing .tE circulation.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20
AiLISaEs Web sTEs's DICTIONARY,
THE PATRIOT.
Il Pennsylvania Newspaper fO7
the General Public.

The DAILY PATRIOT iz the only morning news
paper published at the state Capital.
The DAILY PATRIOT ma Iscs q speciality Of Penn
sylrania news.
The DAILY PATRIOT publishes the Associated
Press news and specials from an points.
The DAILY PATRIOT gives specisl attention to
grain and produce markets.
The DAILY PATRIOT opposes nonaroIv. boss
Ism and Capitalization Of political power.
Terms $500 per anuum, strictly in adr1Hcc. or
Si-uJ per anuum II not paid Iu advance. For
any period less than one year at propOrfi0nate
The WEEKLY PATRIOT is a large eight page
paper. devoted Co literature agriculiura sci
ence, manufartures. news, markets. etc. During
1852 each number viii contain an iUustra zion OF
some prominent topic or event. Thls fs an at
tractive feature which cannot fail % pleas,
Terms: 81 per anuum invariably In advance
One copy % the WEEKLY PATRIOT and one
copy on the Philadelphia Weekly Times viii be
sent one year for $500 cash iu advance. thus xiv
inE the two papers for the subscription price OF
the latter. One copy OF the " EEKr.E PATRI-
y u and one copy Of the Cottage Hearth ex-
ceilent monthly magazine. published no Boston
a. sla4 per annum, viii be sent one year for 81 20
ets4 ~ advance. One COPY OF the WEEKLY
EAl hlyL and one copy of the CAWRRTA PREF
~ via ne sent one year Joy SOB cash in ad-
Etuct. Neld til goafr EH5scrj 5tiJHs 90 once. Adj
9re-s L'ls once ii sou wish to subscribe for the
FREEMAN and FhTRIOr: : 10 nos, address
FAAElbI pI BLISHlN No co.
jan '- -so---oi Harrisburg. Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-20

GOATS As SHEEP GUARDIANa.-The
farmers of Hunterdon and Somerset
counties. New Jersey. use goats to pro-
tect their sheep from dogs, and two are
about all a farmer puts in with his sheep.
As soon as a dog enters the fed at night
the goats attack him, and their buttinr
propensities are too much for the canine.
who soon finds himself rolling over and
over. a few repetitions of this treat
ment causes the dog to quit the field
lmpin" and yelling. Formerly. when a
dog entered sheep field at night, the
sheep would run around wildly and CRY
pIteOusly. Since the goats have been
used to guard them they form IN line
behind the goats. ami seem to eniov the
fun. The idea Of utilizing goats in this
way came from the West, where they
are put in the sheep pens to drive away
wolves.