rsmwsar.
3f
A STIlArVGE STORY.
Iq Jackson township, Monroe county,
Pennsylvania, there appeared, iD the fall of
18C7, a man ami woman styling themselves
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I ,rae! Lobdeil. The
woman was eightceo t r nine teen years of
age, and quite handsome. The man was
tail and guant. and at times acted as if he
were insme. They lived there in al ject pov
erty fir some time, having no vit-ibie means
of Ftipport, hut roaming about the country
nnd eating where, and what they could, and
sleeping in barns.
At last they became a nuisance, and were
twice arrested and lodged in Stroudsburg
Jil. Whilo thus confined, in the early pait
of the month, a letter came to a neighbor
i ni? post oftioe, addressed to Lmcv Ann Lob
'lelland niatked -Long Eddy, N". Y." This
with other suspicious circumstances led the
authorities to believe that Joseph Israel Lob
deil was not a man, ajd investigation proved
(liit he was of llie other sex. and had mic
cossfully concealed the fact for nearly four
years. The letter in qnotion was from Bas
kct Station. N. V , and stated that Li.cy
Ann Lobdell'a mother needed her support,
and that she .h.uhl Cuine to her at once.
When t!ie true pcx cf the woman was ascer
tained, the "wife" stated that her name was
Ada Terry, and that she was the daughter
of Daniel Perry, of South Abingdon, Ply
mouth county, Massachusetts. On learning
these facts, the f uthoritiis 1 Monroe coun
ty decided to take the women to Basket Sta
tion and learn more about them. The two
at fir.--t refused to go. but were finally induced
to accompany the r -nicer, 'Joe" being fur
nished with woman's clothing. -
On arriving at Basket Station, last week,
the oflicets were directed to the residence of
old Mr. Lobdeil, but they failed to get rid of
their charge there, as the old people were
helpless, living by chari'y, and Lucy refused
to stay with them. The women were con
sequently brought bnck to the station, where
it was ascertained that they were runaway
paupers from the Delaware county poor
house, at Delhi, whither they were taken.
The his'oiiv." of these two women aro ver
r-t range.
About Gve 3-ear9 ago. there was put off a
train one night, at this elation, a girl of
about s iventeen years of age, who gave her
name- to the depot agent as Ada Perry. She
win very handsome, but rather scantily
dre.-eod. Hor story Was that she had ran
away from her homo in Massac husotts a fl-w
months bt fvre, accompanied by a man with
whom she hail since been living inJirsey
City. The night before her snival at Bibket
Station this nan had deserted her, and she
Lad reason to think lie had gone away with
another girl to HufFdo. S!i'j was following
him, when her money gave out, and the con
ductor would not allow her to ride any fur
ther. She refused to be sent back to her
parents, aud placed herself iu the poor house
at Delhi.
In th? poor house at that time was Lucy
Ann L ibdell, or rather Lucy Ann Slater, as
she had married a man by the name of Slater
about six years before. She was thirty-two
years old w hen Ada Perry first met her, and
notwithstanding the hard life she had led.
M rather prepossessing iu appearance. Be
tween her and the young girl a singular at
tachment arose, and after remaining in the
poor house about a year and a half, the two
msappeared one night, and nothing was
heard of them until they were brought back
lat wetk.
The history of Lucy Ann Lobdeil is equally
Blngular. Twenty-one years ago she was a
young girl living with her parents at Basket
Station, which is a settlement mostly com
posed of people engaged iu lumbering. She
was handsome, but possessed few, if any, of
the characteristics of her sex. Her tastes
were mascu'ine, and she hunted, fi.-de'd and
worked iu the woods with the men. She
had offers of marriage from respectable lum
bermen, but always refused. She finally
married ilenry Slater, a worthless fellow,
from Hancock. For two 3'ears they lived
together, when he deserted his wife, leaviug
her with an infant two months old.
Soon after her husband left her she donned
men's apparel, and leaving her child in
charge of her parents, followed the wild life
of a hunter iu the region, then a dense for
est, in the counties of Delaware and Sullivan
in this State, and Pike, Wayne and Susque
hanna in Pennsylvania. Tor several years
she roamed the hills aud valleys, and wrote
in the meantime a history of her life. She
became known in the country as the "Fe
male Hunter of Long Eldy." In her "his
tory" she recounted her adventures as a
hunter and trapper, and stated that in tu
years she had ki.led five bears, a large num
ber of deer, and much snnvl game, and had
trapped many of the fur-bearing animals of
the regi. n. including the mink, otter, ami
foxes. In 1S00 her mood suddenly changed
and she again assumed the garb of her sx,
and saddled herself upon the community,
begging from door to door, and finally be
coming an inmate of the alms house of Del
aware county. Hero this singular persou re
mained until she aud Ida Perry disappeared
together in J3o7.
Mary Slater, the child that was born , to
ll-.-nry and Lucy Ann Slater, was taken out
of the poor house about the time the moth
er applied for admittance, and was placed
in the family cf Daniel Fort man, at Tyler
Hill, Wayne county. Pa. There she has
since lived, claiming no kith or fiends but
the family of Mr. Foitman. Ou the night
of the 1 lit b of July last, she was forcibly
abducted from Mr. Foitman's by a sang of
lieuds, and, after being chloroformed, was
thrown into the Delawaro river to drown.
She was rescued, however, by a farmer livv
iug rear, bin she again disappeared, and
was not heard from for four days. She bad
lost her mind through the feaiful events of
the night through which she had passed, and
had been wandering through the woods all
that time. The caure of her attempted mur
der was her repeated rejection if proposals
made to her by Thompson Keats, and a suit
having been commenced against him f . r
slander aud threats made against the girl, in
which she was to be the principal witness,
lie had ber abducted aud thrown iuto the
river. At lea.-t strong suspicions exist against
him, and he is now in jtil at Iloresdale. IV.,,
awaiting trial. The g'nl has not recovered
entirely from the shock and the consequences
of ber wanderings. Ar. i. Tribune, 2oth.
Offeksiyk Breath. From six to ten
drops of the concentrated solution of chloride
of soda, in a wine glassful of pure fpring
w ater, taken immediately after the ablutions
of the morning are completed, will sweeten
the breath, by disinftcting the stomach,
which, far from beirg injured, will be bene
fitted by the medicine. If necessary, this
may be repeated the middle of the day.
In some cases the odor arising from the can
au teeth is combined with that of ihe stom
ach. If the mouth is well rinsed with a
teaspooriful of the solution of the chloride in
a tumbler of water, the bad odor of the teeth
will be removed. Exctange.
An enterprising scissors-grindpr goes
about New York streets with a machine that
is protected by a gable roof, from which
wave the Stars and Stripes. Every revolu
tion of the wheel causes one of several bells
to strike, producing a sound resetablir that
cf a miniature church chime.
THE GREAT
OAK HALL
EMPORIUM!
241 Main Street Johnstown.
S. J, l!P & BROTHER
HAVE XOW OX ITAND
The Largest, Best Made
A&D .HOST DUHARLC
Sleek GF Io!liiiig
KVJIK IkKI'T I.V JOII;STOWJi,
consisting chiefly of
ME2TS COATS.
MEN'S FA NTS.
MEN'S VESTS;
YOUTHS' COATS.
YOUTHS' PA NTS.
YOUTHS' VESTS;
COYS' COATS.
BOYS' PANTS,
BOYS' VESTS
We have also constantly in stock a complete
assortment of
I X L IlillOllIilU UUUUMt
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, &c.
are yrepnrel to make to ordor Cloth
ing of every U-scrir lion on the shortest notice.
Call at Xo. 211 Main Street,
AND SEE HOW IT IS YOURSELVES !
Johnstown, April 22, Ifitl.-Gm.
Win. McKnight, Jr.5
DEALER IS
IUILWJY EAGIAEERS'
.AND
H.UWIrVNTO SITPDI IBB
lHiLilliiiO 1 0 iJtl 1
SOLE AGENT FOB
Eagle Steam Hydraulic Packing,
lliintoon Stcatn Governor,
Ttatoii's Excelsior Anti-Friction Metal.
Costing 20 per cent, less than other Metals.
STANDARD LUBRICATING
PLUMBAGO,
Galena Lubricating Oils,
For I.itfl't and Heavy Machinery,
Co.4B, AXO RtZIirA C.IRS!
send for rnicE lists.
XO. S9 WATER STREET,
:-i.-cm. PITTSBURGH, PA.
EBENSBURG
FOUNDRY !
J. A. SHOEMAKER,
ITaasfactwor, asi VTi::c:&!o as! ZstaH Icalir ia
THRESHING MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS.
WIND MILLS:
TLOWS and PLOW POINTS.
SHOVEL PLO WS.
CULTIVATORS ;
HEATING 1 COOKING STOVES
OF EVEKV DESIGN AND FKICE ;
Church, School and Dinner BELLS;
cast si; ox rs:."vcisc,
KET1LES. M Ci ST KIM fill
of every tlrsrrlplioii, Ac. Ac.
ALL YVOHK WARRANTED!!
I'JieeinI attention aM to the repairing
of at 1 1 kinds of Stoves, riniiiif I'tonsils, ice.
All t.nk-rs proinjilly at tcinlc.l to. UM metal,
rriii'. eie.. taken in exchange for work.
F.ln-nsliiirif, July 1, lsTI.-oni.
T O UN MAL1P1IANT,
XJ Wholesalojand ReUi! Dealer la
Fresli Fisli, Oysters, Vegetables. Fruits. &c.
A"o. :5 Market Street,
.7 O tl XS TO WX, J1 .
Western Fisli, at 8c. to 10c. per lb.
Frer.li Sliaii. at ix.. per lb,
or iSe. jipiccc, or four for f 1.00.
Extra No. 2 Mackerel, per t.bl., at H4.00
Extra No. 2 Mackerel, per half Mil., at U"t
Extra No. 2 .Mackerel, per quarter, at .'.7.".
Extra No. 2 Mackerel, per kit, at 2.00
He also keeps on hand all kiiuls of Vejreta
Mes. Fresh Hotter, etc.. which he receives rlailv.
r.'"Will isit F.tieiishunr, Carrolltowu arid
Loretto each week during- the season.
May 27, lS71.-tf.
A3IES J. OATjIAN, M. J).,
tenders his professional services as Phy
sioian ami Surgeon to the citizens of Carroll
tewn and vicinity. Office in rear of build
ing occupied l.y J. r.ucli & Co. as a store.
Night calls can 1-e made at his residence, one
d xir fouth of A. Uang'a tin and hardware
store. rMay 9, 1807.
D. IM'LAUGIILIN,
ITTORNKY AT LAW. Johnstown, Ta.
j Office in the Exchange buihiing, on the
Corner of Clinton and Locust streets up
t iir3. Will attend to all business connect
ed with his profession.
JOHN 1 LINTON,
ITTORNKY AT LAW, Johnstown, Pa
11 Oflice in buihiing on corner cf Main and
Franklin street, opposite Mansion House,
second floor. Kntrance on Franklin street.
Johnstown. Jan. 31. 1867.-tf.
C . LASL1, ArronxEr at Law,
Office, No. 108 Franklin street, Johns
town, Pa , two doors North of Fraer'd Dru
Store. Will attend promptly to all manner ot
legal business that may be entrusted to him.
(i L. FLUSHING, Attorneyat-
v Law, Johnstown, ra. Office od Frank
lin street, upsstairs, over John Benton's
Hardware Store. Jan. 31, 1807.
WILLIAM KI1TELL,
ITTORNEY AT LAW, Elensburg, Pa.
Hi Office in Colonade Row, Centre street.
Jan. 31. l867.-tf.
1 S. OGDKN, Jl STICE OK TIIR I'kace,
Johnstowu, Ta. (fTiee on Tron street, be
tween the t'onciiiaiufh Krideand Fa. . It.De-lHt-
f.'.l,ctii,ns wild all business iutruetel to
him will be promptly aMended to. 13-11.
rgi II O M A S C A H L A N I,
WHOLESALE DEAtfett IN j
GROCERIES I QUEENSWARE-
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
STATIONERY" AND NOTIONS,
FISH, SALT, mil EHUD MEATS.
IIACO.V, FLGUR,
FEED AND PROVISIONS,
1323 Elevcntli Avenue,
Between 13th and 14th Sts., Altcona.
All such poods as Spices, Brushes, Wood
null Willow Ware, Shoe I5lncking and Station
erv will bo sold from manufacturer's printed
price lists, and all other good in my line at
Philadelphia, Hnltimore, Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh current prices- To dealers 1 present the
peculiar ndvantage of saving them all freight
and drnyage, eS they nre not required to pay
ft eights "from the principal cities and rt r' ray
age charges are made. Dealers may rest us
fcured Uiat my goods are of the host quaiitr and
my prices ns moderate as city rates. By doir.g
a fair, upright business, and by promptly and
satisfactorily filling all oniers, I hope to merit
the patronage of retail dealers nni others in
Cambria county and elsewhere. Orders re
spectfully solicited a?rd satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases. THOMAS OAKLAND.
Altoona. July 29. l$09.-tf.
G
E OKGE W . Y EAGER,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In
HEATING AND COOK STOVES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Til. COFFER ill SHEET-IHQI MSI
OF HIS OWN MANUFACTURE,
And GENERAL JOBBER in SPOUTING
and all other work in his line.
Virginia Street, near Caroline Street
ALTOOSA, IA,
The only dealer in he citr having the rijrht to
sell the renowned "BARLEY SIIEAF"
COOK a I'OVE. :he most perfect
complete and satisfactory
Stove ever Mitroduced
to the public
Stock Immense. - Trices Low.
satisfaction guaranteed.
WOOD, 3101111 ELL & Cri
WASHINGTON STREET,
Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa.,
Wholesale and Ectcil Dealers in
FN
Ii!
0MES1
iuUUD.
I!LLLERY GOODS,
HARDWARE.
Q UEKNS WARE.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS.
IKON AND NAILS
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
RKADY-MA DE CLOTHING ,
GLASS WARE. YELLOW WARK.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
PROVISIONS and FEED, ALL KINDS,
Together with all manner of Western Produce,
such as FLOUR. BACON, FISH, SALT,
CARBON OIL. kc, Ac.
Who'esale and retail orders solicited
and promptly filled on the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms.
WOOD. MORRELL & CO.
GEO. C. K. ZAUM.
.JAS. B. ZAHM
ZAHM & SON,
DEALERS IX'
BR Y GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE,
Hats,Caps,Boots, Shoes,
AKD ALL OTHER ARTICLES
L'sitiiliy licpt In n Counlrj' Sforo.
WOOL AND COUNTRY PHODUCK
TAKES IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS !
STOKE ON MAJX STREET,
Next Door to the Post Office,
June 10, 1S69. EBENSRURG, PA.
f.OOK WELL TO YOUK
JLa ll)t;KSTAiHG!(!
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Men's ami Hoys' Wear.
The undersigned respectfully informs his nu
merous customers and the public generally that
he U prepared to manufacture BOO 1 8 and
SHOES of any desired R:ze or quality, from
the finest French calfskin boots to" the coarsest
brogan. in the tkrt best manner, on the short
est notice, and at as roodetate prices as like
work can be obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Roots and Shoes made
at my establishment need no assurance as to
the superior quality of my work. Others can
easily be convinced of the fact if thej will only
give me a trial. Try and be convinced.
E5T"Rer airing of Boots and Shoes attended
to promptly and in a workmanlike manner.
Thankful for past favors I leel conCdcnt that
my work and prices will commend me to a con
tinuance and increase f the same.
JOHN D. THOMAS.
Kbensburg. April 18C9.
AUCTION! AUCTION!
HAVING been commissioned by Gover
nor Geary to act as A I'CTIOSEJ-Ui in
and for the liorouRh of Ebensburjr, I am
now prepared to rewire awl sell at l'ublio
uetion ull kinds of Goods, Wares. Mer
chandise, &e., and also attend to the duties
of uetioneer ut all sales of Lrfinds, Tene
ments, Lire; Stock, Household Furniture,
iVc, &e., within the limits of said Borough.
1 erm unnleratt. Inuuire at No. 100 lliirh
Street. 31. L. OATXAX,
kbensburgr, pril 23, 1871.-tf.
MUSIC I ! The "Sisters
op St. Joseph"
will be prepared to tr ve
lessons on the 11 AN O
M FLO 11 EON orCAUI
NET ORGAN at any
time after Easter.
try"Kor t'rms apply
to tho Superioress, lis
ter m. IIoktesse, or to Iter. R. c. Christy,
Charpres moderate.
Ebensburjf, April 1, 1871. tf.
Itatlsstlcs cftli- Census of 1S71.
POPULATION OF THE COVSTltT.
St'f A Ter'i. U'hUrs.
Cr-f. IniVx. Ch'se. Total.
475.510 m .. Wfi.'.r.Ki
20 SI 20 ,5j
13:M')9 M HH 484,471
4.272 7,21 49,310 &J0.247
456 IS) 7 3,tvi
e.dt;S 2:i5 22 537.454
!H 1,2110 .. 14,ISl
2,79t 125.015
45,404 15 3 131.700
91,69 2 .. 1;.74S
545,142 40 1 1,164.11)9
CO 47 4,274 14,i!9
28,7fi2 32 1 2.5:.Ntl
24,5X) 240 .. 1.6B0.(S7
5,762 4S .. 1.191, 7!!2
17.108 81 1 .. 364,399
222,210 108 1 1,321,011
30410 669 71 72l.i,915
1,606 499 1 626,915
175,1191 4 2 7tf,W4
13.947 1 5 1 87 1,457,351
11.S49 4,92 2 1, 184,050
759 690 .. 4:Ht.70ti
444.201 8l!9 1 827.422
118,071 75 . 3 1,721.295
1SJ 157 1.919 2t.595
789 87 .. 122.5W1
57 21 8,152 42.491
; 171 1,309 .. 92,182
580 2.1 .. 318.300
30,658 IU 15 Uoti.Oihi
tWl 4:!9 29 4.:2.7"-9
391 650 1,241 .. 1,071..1
C3,2i3 Ut) 1 2,i!t:5,ritN
34i 318 8,330 90,923
C5.2U4 34 14 3,52 1, 7! '1
4.980 154 .. 217,:ii3
415,81 1 124 .. 705.ee
:tJ2,:ru 70 .. 158,520
253,475 379 25 818 879
118 179 . 415 86,786
924 24 .. 3:J0,:59
512,841 229 4 1,225,165
207 1,319 234 2:1,9"
17.980 1 .. 442.014
2.113 1,20a .. 1,054.670
183 66 143 9,118
Alabama.. 521,3o4
Arizona... 9.5J1
Arkansas.. 3w.llo
California. 4'Xi.i-l
Colorado... W.-J-Jl
Connect'ut .'",549
Dnkota....
Delaware..
Idst.Cola. c,-17S
Florida. .. W,f67
Georgia... eSWO
Idaho 10.618
Illinois.. ..S.Sll.tme
Indiana.... l,5.Ki7
Iowa I,lf5,79
Kansas.... S45,377
Kentucky. 1,0!8,
Louisiana., JJW3,OS5
Maiue r K.'4,W9
Maryland.. C,497
Massac-td.. 1,44:,1 W
Michigan.. 1,107,
M i n nesota. 4:.si"7
Mississippi ;:s2,Sihi
M issouri...l,iJ0.1,M'i
Montana.. lS.:ifK;
Nebraska.. 1:.117
Nevada.... as,!59
N. Mexico. . IKV'03
N. Ilarnp'e S17,i!7
N.Jerst'V.. S7".4(j7
New York. 4.:530J10
N.Carolina 078.470
Ohio 2,001.C46
Oregon Wi,9
l'enn'a 3,4"i;,449
l'.ti. Island. 212,219
S. Carolina 2.1'.fi;7
Tennessee. W!,119
Texas &J4.700
Itah WM44
Vermont. . 32!'Xl:
Virginia... 712.0o9
AVu.sh. Tor. 22.195
W.Viria. 4:.'4.(i:a
Wi8o)nsiu.l,C5i.;iT)l
Wyoiuiufir. !,7&
kecapitCLatiox.
Whites S3JV6.939
Colored 4,8rt.tju!
Indians 25.7:11
Chinese
Total population 38,555,983
Of which ;,s,437 are of natiro birth, and 5,
fj&AH were born in foreign countries.
In the Chinese abore reported are included 53
Japanese. The figures for California, as ioiii
pured with those of 1SU), show an increase of
14,377 Chinese and a decrease of 10,557 Indians.
POPUI-ATION OF CITIES EXCEEDING 15,000.
Cittt.
1. New York..
2. I'hiladelphia
3. Itrooklyn
4. St. l.ouis
5. 4'hieniro
Stafrg. Population.
New York fl-!.2.2!2
.Ponnsvlvania 74.U2-J
.New York .
. 3W.099
Missouri
....Illinois
... Maryland
Massachusetts
Ohio
. 310,8ti4
. 298.977
. 267,3:54
. 250. 52
. 21,2:S9
. 191.44-S
. 149.473
. 117,714
ISaitimore. . .
Hoston .....
Cinci nnati
New Orleans..
San Francisco.
ISutTulo
Vashinrton...
Newark
Louisville
Cleveland
.Louisiana
..( 'aliforr.ia
. Now York
.District of Columbia K 9.199
..New Jersey
105,019
100,753
. .Kentucky
..Ohio.
..Ponnsvlvania
..New Jersey
. .Miehijrnn
..Wisconsin..-
. .New York
..Khode Island
. . New York
..Pennsylvania
. . Virginia
. .Connecticut
..South Carolina
. . I nuiana
92.820
86.076
82.510
79,577
71.410
09.422
6S.!H(4
52.l:iS
53.1 si)
51 .038
50.819
4. 956
48.217
46,464
43,055
41,151
40.925
40,228
:9.J!
37.184
35.090
16. 1'ittsburirh ...
17. Jersey City. ..
18. Iletroit,. ......
19. Milwaukee
20. Att.nny
Providence
Rochester
A lleghcny
Richmond.
New Haven. . .
iii.Chiirleston . .
27. Indianapolis..
28. Troy
.New York
29. Syracuse New York
311. Worcester Massachusetts..
31
Lowell
.Massachusetts..
Memphis
Cumtir idfre. . .
Hartford
Scranton.. ..
Head ins
Paterson
Kansas City. .
. ..Tennessee
. ..Massaehusetts
. ..Connecticut
...Pennsylvania ......
...Pennsylvania
...New Jersey
...Missouri
...Alabama
...Ohio
. . . Maine
...Ohio
. . .Delaware
...Ohio
.. .Massachustts
. .. New York
...Massachusetts.. ...
...Georgia
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
. . Massachusetts
Tennessee. . .'
;i;'.! 32
:t.579
32.2'
32.ISU
oi.rai
31.410
31,273
30.84 4
30.473
28.921
28,804
28.323
28.235
28,233
2ii.7t'
26.703
25.865
24.505
24.052
23.536
2:.10t
22.S49
21.830
21.789
21.295
2l.910
20.K51
20.297
20.080
20.rtW
2U.K9)
19.646
9.5iH
19 'l
i9.r.2
18,9
18,950
18.547
!S,4:t4
18.2;'9
17.473
17,718
17,364
17.."-.'.")
17,170
li;.65:
16.rn7
16.2 s:;
m.K
lu.os:?
16.lt)0
15.83
15,3i
15,:JS
l.rVi.r.7
15.087
39. Mot.iie
40. Toledo
41. Portland
42. Columbus
43. Wilmington
44. Duyton.
4-. Lawrence
I Mica
Charlestown.
Savannah
Lvnn
Fall liiver....
Sprinjrtleld. . .
NastiYiile
'ovmirton . . .
Kentucky , ..
ot. Ouinoy
. . 1 llinois .
Manchester New Hampshire.
.
:!j. Harrisnurfr Pennsylvania ...
57. Peoria Illinois
58. Kvansville Indiana
59. Atlanta Georgia
60. Lancaster Pennsylvania
61. Oswrjro ...New Vork
62. Elizabeth New Jersey
63. Hoboketi New Jersey
04. )'iiiffkff"ie....Xcw York"
65. Davenpoft Iowa
66. St. Paul Minnesota
67. Erie Pennsylvania
tS. St. Joseph Missouri;
69. Whe. Mr ? West Virginia
70. Norfolk Viririnia
71. IJridjfeport. . Connecticut
72. Petersburg Virginia
73. Chelsea Massachusetts . . .
74. Dubiuiue Iowa
75. Panffor Mnlrro.
76. Lea ven worth. . .Kansas
77. Fort Wayne Indiana
78. SprinKfield Illinois
79. Auburn New York
80. New-bun New York
81. Norwich Connecticut
82. Grand Kapids. ..-Michigan
S3. Sacramento California
84. Terre Haute Indiana
85. Una ha Nebraska.
86. Williams, tort. . .Pennsylvania
87. Elmira New York
88. New Albany.. ..Indiana
89. Aug-usta Gcorpria
90. ( Vtiioes New York
91. Newport Kentucky
JAiIi:S F. 5IILLTKEN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
a xi ji i:a z, j? s ta te a o i:xt,
ITOLLTDA YSBURG , TA.
Ppccial attention riven to the colleetion of
ehiinis in Ulair, Cambria, Huntingdon, Bedford,
Centre and Clearfield counties.
Parties wishinjr to purchase, rent, lease, sell
or exchange real estate will find it greatly to
their interests to call on or address mo.
i47 Correspondence in either English or Ger
man solicited.
ItEKKiiRNCKS Win. Mann, Esq., Messrs. More-ail,
Hush & Co.. Gen'l C. H. T. Col I is, Philadel
phia ; Messrs. J. T. Way & Hro., W. M. Gormler,
Esq., II.ll.Swoope, Ej., Pittsburir; Hon. Jolin
Scott, Huntingdon ; Hon. S. S. Blair, Hollidavs-burc-;
Hon. U.K. Hose, ltoona ; D. W. Woods,
Esi Lewistown: Cvrus Elder, Esq., Johnstown;
Wm. P. Wilson, Es., Bellefonte. l-12.-ly.
"DEAL E&TATE AG E N C Y
--OKI
GEO. W. OATMAN El CO.
OOiec in folonnile Row.
Several parties wish to secure Houses in Eb
ensburfr at fair rents.
Houses and Lots are for rent on fair terms.''"
Give us a description and price of what you
have for rent.
Let us know what kind of a IIouso or IIouso
and Lot you wish to secure as a tenant.
Have you HKAL or PEHSOXAL PIIOPER
TV you wish to sell, or do you wish to buy ?
C03IC ASD SKE US AT OXCES
rtK"-Our terms are reasonable for all services
relative to above matters. See "Heal Estate
Gazette." GEO.W.OTMN & CO.
Ebensbursr, Feb. 4, 1871.-tf.
F. P. TIETtNET JAMES NITI.t,
LAW and COLLECTION OFFICE
-OF-
TIERNEY &. NULL,
-olonade lt, Ebonslnirjj, Pa.
Special attention paid to collections in
all parts of the United States. 2-18-,71.-tf.l
THIRST NATIONAL SADDLE AND
-1- HARNESS SHOP OF CAMBRIA COUNTY',
Hifrh street, (opposite Tnion School Hnuspj
West Ward, Eltensburp-, Pa. M. M. O'NEILL,
Proprietor. SadIU and 7iirnexx mado and re
paired and all other work in my lino executed
in tho best manner, on the shortest notice, and
at the most reasonable rates. U-l.-tf.
F. A. SHOEMAKER, GEO. A. BERRY.
SHOEMAKER & 15 E Ii 11 Y ,
ATTORSEYS.AT.LAW,
March 11, 1S71. EBEXSBURG, PA.
JM. II. SECHLER, Attohnet-at
Law. FhenKburf. Pa. rfnV in Thn
LloyJ's new building, one door north of Colo
nade Row, Centre street.
GEO. M. KEADE, AttoniyatrMiv,
Ehensburg, Pa. Office in new building
recently erected on Centre street, two doors
from High street. laug.27.
rjEO. W. OATMAN & CO., Attor-
nets-at-Law, Ebensburjr, Cambria Co.,
Pa. The collection of notes and bills, whethei
due or past due, will receive prompt attention.
Ayer's Catliartic Pills,
For the relief and
cure of all derange
ment In the Etom
nch, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
BeiiifT purely vege
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
ral whatever. Much
eerious sickness and
suffering is prevent-
use : and every family 6houid nave tnem on nanu
for their protection and relief, when required.
Lonir experience has proved them to be the saf
est, surest, and best of all the Pills with which
the market abounds. By their occasional use,
tire blood is purified, the corruptions of the sys
tem expelled, obstructions removed, and the
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clogped
and sluggish are cleansed by After' l'illa, aud
cumulated into action. Thus incipient disease
is changed into health, the value of which change,
when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
it, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preberves their
virtues unimpaired for any length of time, so
ttiat they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and onerate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them as a Family Physic,
and for the following complaints, which these
l'illa rapidly cure:
For Jyieiii or Indigestion, X.itla
new, Lunuur and JLon of Aiiite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
v.., r.irirainnliiitiinH its various svmn-
toms, JCiliona llradarlir, Nick 1 1 --!-acbr,
JaundlCA or r ! HIckncM, JKil
ioua Colic and jliliou lvfr, they should
be judiciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstructions which
cause it. . ,
For Uyacntcry or Diarrhoea, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For 121ifuinutiain. Clout, Oravel, Pal
pitation of the Heart, Pain in the
ile, Hack and Loin, they 6hould be contin
uously taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Dronar and Bropioal Swelling,
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Nopprruian. a large dose should be
taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym
pathy. As a Dinner Pilt, talce one or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the
svstem. Hence it is often advantageous where
no serious derangement exist.?. One who feels
tolerably well, olten finds that a dose of these
J'ills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect ou the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BT
Dr. J. C. ATEIt & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELIi, MASS., XT. S. A.
tOS, SALE BT ALL DBUGGISTS EVEBTWDEBE.
JTAT,7?S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
RENEWER
Every year increases the popularity
of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. "We can
assure our ohl patrons that it is kept
fully up to its high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring Gray or Faded
Hair to its youthful color, mating it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The pcalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
It removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In baldness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create a new growth, except
in extreme old age. It is the most
economical Hair Dressing ever used,
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap
pearance. A. A. Hayes, M.D., State
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "Tho
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and I
consider it the Best Preparation
for its intended purposes."
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar,
Buckingham's Dye
FOE TUB WHISKERS.
As our Renewcr in many cases re
quires too long a time, and too much
care, to restore gray or faded "Whisk
ers, we have prepared this dye, in one
preparation; which will quickly and
effectually accomplish this result. It
is easily applied, and produces a color
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL &. C0.f
NASHUA, 11.11.
NATURE'S
HUB DIWI1M) HI
Eliiiib II
Conta in s no AC SULPHUR-No SU
GAR of lead-No litharge
No NITRATE OF SILVER, and is
entirely free from the Poisonous
and Health-destroying Drugs used
in other Hair Preparations.
Transparent and clear as ervstal. it will not
Boil the tinept fabric, perfectly SAFE, ( LEAS
and EFFICIENT, deshlevatums long sought
FOR, AND FOUN D AT LAST !
It restores and prevents the Hair from he
coming G ray, imparts a soft, jrlossv appen ranee,
removes Dauilru'r, is cool and refresh in to tho
head, cheeks the Hair from falling oir, and re
stores it to a treat extent when prematurely
lost, prevents Headache, cures all humors, cu
taneous eruptions, and unnatural heat. AS A
DKESSIXG FOR Til E HAIltlTlSTUE HEST
ARTICLE IN THE MARKET.
Dr. G. SMITH. Patentee, Aver, Mass Pre
pared only by PKOCTOK BROTHERS, Glou
cester, Mass. Thop-enuine is pur up in a panel
bottle, made expressly for it. with the name of
the article blown in thejrluss. Ask vour Druir
jrist for XA TV RE'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
and take no other.
E;?7Seiid two three cent stamps to PisnrTER
Rbothkks for a "Treatise on the Human Hair "
The information it contains is worth j00 to any
person.
tTor Mle by LEMMON & MUURAV, Druir
jfUits, &.c, Ebeubbui-jr. Pa. lJuue a, '71.-ly.
iLOlD & CO., Ita it Iters,
-1 Kbknsburo, Ta.
Gold, Sil ver, Government Loans , and
other Securities, bought and sold. Interest
allowed on Time Leposits. Collections made
in all accessible points in the United States
and a general Banking business transacted
M. LLOYD & CO.,
BANKER8. Al.Tnnwi Pi
Drafts on the principal cities and Silver
and Gold for sale. Collections made.
Moneys received on deposit, payable on de
mand, without interest, or upon time, with
internet at fair rates. an 31
A
mini
L IJ L) 1 U ll 11 1 i s Li
4
Xr. WAllffiE'S C LTFOIINIA
V i i K( A n, mi 1 JjIlKD
T
Hundreds of Thousands
Ecar t-titnrti to llclr oaucr
falCumtiTa JlUccte.
VHAT ARE TKEY?
j . tr
! ,J -!
! o o
( if P
- ta
H
C r o THEY AEE NOT A TILE
r ! FANCY DRINK
ill kM sH I
ti Jmm) lis
V 5
2 5 S
g a I
P c 'r- i
tu.r Poor Ttnm. WliinkeT, Proof Spirits
and Kefuno Llanurs "i" and was despahed
ened to please the taste, called - 7 ouics. -Arpctir- , . , ' ,
" .. rfr.r6" c. that Iced tho tippler en to i weath-r hvi piev.i
drenkenneca and min. hut are a tmo Medicine, made
from tLe Xatlve Eoots and Herbs of California, free
from c II Alcoholic Stimulants. They ara tho
till EAT BLOHH PL'i?.IlrlE:i and A LIFE
G1V1SU l'XISCIPLEoperfoct Iicnovator and
Invlgorator of the System, carrying oST tatoisonoaa
matter asd restorlnj; tho tlood to a healthy condition.
No person can taie these Bitters eccorduag to direc
tion and remain long unwell.
81(iO Ti'ilbo plTcnfortn fnrnrable case, provided
the bontB ara not destroyed by mineral pchou or
other meane. and tho vital organs wasted beyond the
point of rcualr.
For Infinminiitcry nml Chronic Khcnrcn
tiKin nod Cost, Iyepepia, mr Indigcsticti,
ltiliouo, lleuiittcnt nud Intermittent Fevers
Diacancs of (be IJIood, l-ier, Kidneys, nnd
llladtler. tlscee Hitters tare been c:oft Er.cccss
ful. tSucli Uiscanc are caused by VitMttcd
Blood, which Is generally produced by dcrant'tmcut
ef the DiueMivcOrcanM.
I) VSl'KI'SIA Olt lNIlIOEKTION, Head
ache, I'ala ia the Shoulders, Coughs, Tifchtness of tha
Chest. Iiizzinces, Ecur Eructations of the Stomach,
Ead taste la the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, ralpilaticn
cf the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain In tho
regions of tho Kidneys, and a hundred other paiuful
eymr tonus, aro the offtprigs cf Ej tpc psia.
Thf y Invigorate the Etouiach ar.d stimulato the tor
pid liver and bowels, trhlth render thcui of cneQualled
efficacy In cleansing the blood cf all impurities, and
Importing new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR tKlN DISEASES, Erections, Tetter, Salt
Ehcum, Blotches, Spots, rimplcs, rcstnles, Boils, Car
bancles, King-TVorms, ScaM-IIead, Core Eyes, Erysip
elas, Iicb, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, numcrs
and Diseases cf the L-t!n, of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug up and carried out of tho system In a
thort time ly thu use of these Bitters. One bottle la
euch cases will convixco the most lucrcdalous 01 their
curative effect.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood "whcccTcr yoa find Its
laipurltieG bursting through the shin in rimplcs, Erup
tions or Bore3 ; cleanse it r, hen you find it obstructed
and sluggish In "the veins ; cleanse it when it ia foul,
and your feelings will tell you when. Keep tho blwod
pure and the health cf the system will follow.
FIX, TAFE and ether WOIIMiS lurking In the
iystem of so many thousands, arc effectually destroy
ed and removed. For full direciions, retd carefully
he circular around each bottle, printed In four laii
(uages Engllsh.Gcrman, French and Spanish.
J. -VYAXKEIt, Proprietor. F.. H. McE-OXAED & CO.,
praggists and Gen. Agents. San Tranclsco, CjJ
and 33 and St Commerce Street, New York.
BOLD BT AM. DEUGGISTS ASD DEALERS.
A r-m-"iy wtucli - iii t'tes
for 10 year-, nn l pr n- i in thon
nls of !;)-. fr'p'iliif of fiirinz sX
ru:i::s ef the r-:;i &;i L;:j:; .er
tKiMi.ut; ni:iny rcien rk;ine uures
mrics a tiinl from all who nrp yuf-ft-riii
from similar nllf tions ano
vanilv srrkinit n liff. "ill r:i Is
Sr. Creep's
VINS
Z'.zztzzzl C:-.l3. The rrur?:sts !ay it cures them all
Ar.nTl. Tin! r-iiof nri'i l ure- of it nre m.trve ou.
Er:t:si:ii Kv. ry sutlerer wil! fin 1 relief and euro
lirli Ancst3 reijmre only a few iloses.
Lz: r:::a;:i. Jla -ur?d eases nrnnoimc cl inerrable
i.ic:.:y. jit r-iiov;iu-s an.t invigorates the syte
L:v;r C:r.plil;t. M-.io!i'ective re!;ii!at-r ot this
UrsxsjSii. Its heali hv action on -ie stomach out
arxj;usn It is ho:tlii-'r: vine nml anni-t.'a r.-tr
tem.
UrsxsjSii. Its lieali h v u-lion on -ie stomach eure."
-'. it is np:titii- vins smil apcet te rt-storinff
'h-SV ls.nrrktiand IT01"'1! i '.hree of the sttudie.-t ;
2. C-.-i WETi. Cf Ti3 is rich iu the m'.lioinaj . . e . .
qualstirs ot Tar, cioiitineii with in:;re i 1 at-l.in tottiethul. -Mli-t
i:ents of undoubted value, which make it un.-ur
passed, not only for th" eompla nts enumerated
nut it Kjialy restr-cj ciiautii r.r::;:i, cleanses the
Joni ieh, relaxes the Liver nnd ptu.-i them to work,
causes llie food to digest, and makes pure Mood.
sn.l heaots a vivac ity appreciate-! hv both sound
su-k. It you ar' atiiietp-i in nny wav, we know if
trv the iUS-rivi:?
: jr:j:r.:c-3 f I r. Crook's
01 lur, you v,u Miia jour
i-stimony to its
1TI4 rlin fl.ul,
.uue in eorrecim" anv
to.
I'repared only l y C1T7Z2 ZZZZZ & C3. Sold
I'ruccists everywhere!
A
p ... A. . f ... r.
t. . . c.. r i-r'iu : 111
ioim.i.tet!Si:sn I:cca:c: :f the Lf-rcr r:
- ter. C.-i!i Tt-ft r--r .-4 . .
-f ---.-s-jjw : ' , ' - -i,
fjef.Mi f . C.isef lettKlme oil a rlci ravp i
VjV; din. m of ti.e H.u.i. tBke r. Crri'i C:a-Cs-i'V
Crrip tf Tcie Sect, lt is eon, Lined
' Wi,i the l- st tonic preparations! of iron
t' fl? r"-lown- "'' i thebtst Alterative nnd
11 1 I'tooi furifit r made. Ccir-" 7 r t'i.
W7 TltI ne Br,tl Ie- SoI J h" lrugi"Jts.
GRCXSRl'RG
L A.
J 1 '! " 1. ; , , 1 '"i
5"3"AVING recently enlarpetl our stock
j-M. we are now prepured to sell at a great
reduction from former prices. Our stock con
sists of Drills, Medicines, IVrfiimerv, Fancy
Soips, Leon's, Hall's and Allen's Hair Restor
atives. Pills, Ointments, Plasters, Liniments,
Pain Killers, Citrate Magnesia, Kss Jamaica
Ginger, Pure Flavoring Extracts, Essences,
Lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
Kliubarb. E'ure Spices. &c";
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Hlank Books, Deeds, Notes and Ponds; Cap,
Post. Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper;
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing
Fluid, Black and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Rooks, Magazines, Newspapers, Novels, His
tories, Bibles. Religious.Prayeraud Toy Books,
Pet knives, Pipes, ic.
"e have added to our stock a lot of
FliS'E JEW ELRY, to which, we would invite
the attention of the Ladies.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place.
Paper and Cignrs eold either wholesale or retail-
LEMMOX & MURRAY,
July 30, 1868. Maiu Street, Ebensburg.
D1
ICNIlSIUr. The
undersigned,
graduate
of the B;ilti
tuore Coi'ege
of Dental Sur
gery, respect
fully offers his
rKOFKSsION'AL
services to the
citizens of Eb
ensburg and vicinity, which place he will visit
on the focdth Mondat of each month, to re
main one week.
Aug. 13. SAM'L BELFORD, p. D. S.
DR. H. B. MILLER, ffZZs
;tiioonn, i-a.,
Operative and Mechanical DENTIST
Orhce removed to "Virginia street, opposite
the Lutheran church. Persons from Cambria
county or ehewhere who get work done by me
to the amount of Ten Dollars and upward, will
have the railroad fare deducted from their bills.
All work warbantkd. rjau. 21, 1 Shi).-if.
52 J- LLOYD, successor to It. S.
Dunn, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Taints, fyc. Store on Main street, opposite
the "Mansion House," Ebensburg, Pa.
October 17. 18G7.-fim.
V. JAMISON, M. IX,
I.orelto, (ainbrin o.. In
Tenders his professional services to such of the
citizens of the above place and vicinitv is may
require medical aid. April 21.-ly.
i The mysterious .v,r
ir-e
1 1 i -t
, t
.p li.tl ninny fciiuilar ca-s 1; .i,. ''
fCl'iin ft tr ri'
1 1TH
' 1 .V )
eighteenth cr.tury wl,i.:,
aUei.tion. Tlie fir.-t f ;,
pearance, in 17t'0, ( f tin- !
ror. boTind tr Ti;dia, v. i.
ut the Cij e of tJof.l II ,,,
heard f . The p. f t i' ,
''-r
.f -
-T ;
The Sliipvvrcck." v.,? .
purs-r. The thcr ir,.-i x
i .. . i .
. IT;
'.I 1 ( f
i'.i"'r'-
i ei i use, ii;- r ri i c
r..:v.
I.
i'. t;
with tlii fiijatts
A . .
H ft Ii tAry r.,iy o.ry ;:: ,
heard of a-n ; t!.r.-;
f wrecks wire (.v.a,) ( t ;
which are th'-uht t lav
iii's'uig fqi.jadri.n. ',,(.
the Pnsidebt in (
paralieltd txcitenn Lt. ( )
novelties iu tho?e day?, f
had elapsed sh.ce a e'; .
hnd j ron' urice ! 't i::.; . -Athiutic
by Ihe aid . ;
" i'c.
!" cr s .
r...
a :.tl ut.ucU-ii qnLti:;--.-iu
l'i-.v hitii ii ;-.
were Ivn; t ,.: I,, i
. !
i f ltichru' i.i', ai"! Tvi'r-t
brnted Irih act r. 1-,
peiler City (f (il.: .v
l'hihvb-lj.hia, on the f...
f..ur l.ursdrcd and (i-i.'v
1 i ;
in a
1. fehe h:is i.tvtr
atid no fragments v. hh-h i
have been iscvtred. I
Kteauier I'dcilic left I.:v. ; j
JiiDU.uy with ! e l.-;:: '..
jietHons on 1'M.Mtd . any i z
Wiirhurton, anl .'!.,
X"hin has hine -v;.
hc i? f-uppfisc-d to h.i.ve
In 1PC2 the s-tca-1-...-f L !
Newcastle en the !:: h t.
pe:ired. and is .-i: ji - d
Fbi in hi. rough Ii a .
c-i.-cs withiti t'Ur kri .v.V '
st earn 'hip b:ts d;.--!j-j m-.
leavirp behind a trti !'
as an example rf the n ir
terrible c;d.imit!es tn iv
the case vf h- L; f rt, i
war c-f eighty-f ur :n:,s.
l&5", keeled over at.'i w i
the Guli ,f Cr"tista.;t,
of her C' ns rt?. T:;" u !
amour. tir.;; to eight '
(;;
" ' "5 a
'' V, ';
;u i i.
. wee ,v
' I. . i.: ;j x
persnr., were dr 'ivr:'
survived to tell h v t
N
li
)i;'.n M earner, was v. it . '.,
covered, in ISoO i n ihi
hie, Nova ir'cotia, at d th
perfns hai let a r-i ho.ir
us wire found, v. hiU t . ;
duced to tr'p. Th lVi-;
son may ihn;htle-s he f r
nnssing s-hip--. In
fr'irn the -iean, a: ! s :;
'ait.ins s-w rus unii gi;i.-.
(Fr""eritk Wiiiiani 1 u
ff the llfeider. ate ti e .
wreckage Aj ph'.o n 's J
v. , i.
c.;.;,
i ... .J
" h!,
r-. r
-tA-j.
V: T v.
r. .
e fa-:
A Mad Jci...e . A
Tor. ns ! vanii went to t!
ether ni'-riiing, and wa
about, s- me alani tp!
his clothes, except his
We won't try to tei! . -
t.C'U-e. alth'-ush the J
copiers enough, its m.
O' S adjectives are et.'!-',-';
piession of certain ih-grt
lie t-tayed in the writer 1
perimenting with the d:
t jtrf i
1 r.r. : CTL-c .
5. n-
it.
p:ecat'.ons, an i en leav.
... (
1 fler mounting the hiii Int.
umbrella and ttied to c ver
ihe street toward h:so.v:i ! :
I-;
lie V.
ed to the judge that all t:
the boarding sch- o's ar,.;
Rights Conventio:i v. tr-.-
tiiat day ; and the pidge h
goina thrtUih th.eZ un-f t.'
l.relli. Wiien he r .-.:
that the thief had h-t d c;
juile is row engine 1 ?;
to the jnry in adv.i'..:e f '
who have .;en the ru;h
m.t pictures-fine law j ij
iu that county.
anj
voo
I- 1
Wine
great
i,A..
: tit
by
;.t,
unv
iwiy
rn - n.
IV It !i
'.V;
A HixoT.rs. A r i
Ico:; born ou C-r;ey I A.m. I.
Star fays: -In the fi-t
frCJ and cranium an ! . -1 t
covered with a ?.l.rt. .'tisp
The head wai r.ot r nr '. i
that rf a human 1- i: -r. f ' '
ed to incline fuddtt 'y -. '
cranium and tetT-.i: . : : ::: - c
exactly pimi'ar t t! it f a 1'.
t-is were disttr.dt.: r.:.d '"ir;
mouth was wide and cu'-'ret.
the exact appeararif i i
bovine species. But n re !
were a couple of sharp pr ' :'' '
receding forehead, con.p 1
stance, and Laying the e' :'
a pair of horns. The h -y t'..a;
opetl the mrst decided ii--?i---- '
to which he seems to be' -he
has refused his inott .-r's t.
taste ef nothirg I ut c'.- :
emits a cut :ous sound fil'- - ::
but gives vent to a cry c.. -
the bellowing rf a tin'. A
the waif some grass to eit '
of it, tut this the br.lv ut '
doubt because tf its ter.'.hr
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SrooN Lake, in the v: ':.
Dlutfs. Iowa, recently, afrer a v:
was discovered to be 1 :tt ; a. ' ?
fish, and whence they came
solved mystery. The fish h .ive
a
t'Jl -
:.!ci w
niis - -
rr
but the lake stil! presents '
ances, indicative of active l:
tion. On Saturday meruit g
dull sound seemed to come t
vater and vohimes of gns r
out through a sort of tnu 1 Vi'
at'
t.?
v.:
of which reacheil a few inches .
ter lcvf! Fw.irv fw monit-
!Vl' t!
the
e i'i
:u,i.v
two. As soon as it was again ex
th? :t
umes of blue gas or steam siit
int
throucu a crater about a
ugu a crater about a n " rri
puffings, though irreg'dtr. ff:1,r';ve
1 as every five minutes. an- l';c i--tt
The
otlen s everv
jet of vapor which accomj ann '
t, il-ll. lltn lio cmr.to (if .1 Ci .1 i h'
i ... - .
sulphurous. In the afternoon t. '--1 ,v
able features had disappeared. a !l) l;tirB,
i.iKB nau not assumeu us i "-"- ,
the water being of greater doptu
clear as before.
. ,r on ef-
Tns writer of an obituary 0L,t', ,l ,, -baad
timable lady said that the bereave 1 a. b;3
was "hardlv able to bear the denii .fl
wife." Imagine his disgust on re-,:,."irj.
print that the bereave.! husband wa
ly able to wear the chemise of his -
" , t j;t
: The debt of Pennsylvania on AtJ
amounted to $29.5i6,5S7.8o.
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