l wiiii in am i win i
----- f ,
i:aor,-U:ar , entul
'
l.lO i
eircumstrins m .-It n i. .ua.v u.
itotn,,1?l,tn,i!:t ,
:i blow on th
1. while s-.tnsil-k- pcr-
fiv.i'.i.-iiily Ion-.: :i portion o! their
in tht sjiiiic way. Thee.He of a
eons
Sense.
t'entlemint i c
t.d who, by a Mow en
. I .. '-., to n i Vnil.Ur. lOtA i.ll m
I A.. 111....
knowh'dgeof (!nik. An Irish furmi-r, ;
being struck with paralys!s, Jound n
his recvei'V that he had lost till .
knun lcl.' of nouns and proper n-:rii. s,
and the most reunukaUe thing was lie
could rrr,icn.UTll.o i-rtini lotU-r of tin
word ho wished to pronounce, hut i o
more. In not a IV-.v c:ims f hrani
disease pern ns have Torpor ton aeq;::ivd ,
IiMnr.ues. ami a knowledge of their
niotheAorvMie has returned ; hut !r. ;
Johnson. whiMi ding. tried ia v:;:n to;
repeat the Lonls l'riiyi-r in hnIi
l.ii't (iirl so in li.-it'm. A ciii-ioiis :m
oniftlv in hrr.in aetioti is that the hnun
Lan.l -till for vear ; an-.: Ua u. on ,
can t
take U ixa. tly tue n::i.
reeoveiv
. .. i i t !.;..!. wis mien iii'lcM .
ciia; ii i Li i mi i.
lv ilisea.se or ac -i'hiit.
"A farm-Yin Xew lln-hm t osi'.- .h'V
went ho..;- from Ins li l-h -f
his beetle n!!.l we-l-os in a hollow .lee.
That siTtrlit It" Ijst his reason, ami v
mninwl n lunatic for eighteen year?. .
a r,-,,-'..,i -I, tetioa re.tori:! h-s t.jc.v- ;
tal f i'.i'!:e. he sat up in herl :ivA tn.-kcl
if t!. I-.) s ha-1 luouiht tho U-etlo ::'!
e,l-t., home. Ileitis: tnhl tl:ftt t ey
had not, he vent to U;e i;ee,
fi...m -....I l.t-.m-rht then had
UU:t
An
r-i-lish raptnir., stnu-k on the hand r.t
the 'hat tie of tin; Xilo, while gi inir :mi j
order.
reia.iincil ir.'.eonsei '.t3 tor csgu-;
teen months.
living restored i n
Mimical operation,
!ie fat np, a--d to ;
tl... -.r.,,;!.,n,.i,t ot ins Mirrn
. . 1 4 -
fhouted i:i a tstcv.t-ra:i voice the r.-j
maindtr of the inten npted ordir. It.
is not a little remarkahh: that scnoas ;
i.ii'iiie h:ive occu:r-d t the brum :
lvitliout material ih-tt tniciit to the tneii- j
ta! power-, whi'.e. on the otlior hatv-1,
t!i- mo t eritioal and seiei.thh; cxnmi-
nation of the brain matter ot insane
person f:til to disclose any ililfcrcr.ee j
ltwecn it mi l the brain substance of j
t!;1 s:li.. Soldiers hnve been knoivn !
to cany bullets in their brains without ;
pcriinis detriment, and operations fori
removal of the balls, still further in-j
juriii the brain, had noclucton their j
thinking powers. A ea?e is detailed
of a mar. who received a blow on the j
head, which fractured the skull ami ,
caused a suppuration, by which more j
than half his brain was destroyed, an I i
Yet he retained his mental faculties in i
lull force till he died. !
Tht br.iiu sometimes loses control of
the muscular system, as in St Vitus':
daic, iu which the patient has no,
Tolu:i'-arv ctuitrol of his mu'ch-s. !
Suu. time: t!;e p?jyMc:-l siasm is in one ;
direction only, as" in the case of a lady j
v, hope in uita'l iliseuse prompted her to
b ruble up her bily and m;ike leaps j
like a fr.'. A lu .ie r-.ini:uhir case v-as ,
that ofai;rl, w h, v. h'le the litofim ntal !
nlen-itin was oil her, did nothing but
.... . . V. . I 1
yep
cat Hie action oi siano.11: on i-i ,
head. Thcsi: ticts were in conseipietK C
of a tlise isj.l brain. In health, as we
r.H kr..iw the biain exercises a control
....
over the mi:iiiti;i not only )t volnn.a-
but HI
I v ael.eui, o:il ;iio i'i iihpiim:i t ,
o i -tease, p ti ti. uh' i Iy , slips ofremfm-:
L.ance are often cxtracteel from tlw j
i.iiixl, and total blanks c.i-t in their j
piuees. An old s.-ldicr, afier having j
fistaiiied the remov::! of a bullet from ,
his brain, was feiunl to hac forgotten .
the -nld numbers: ami a teacher, hav-j
in '4 hn 1 a brain fever, forgot the letter
I Sometimes a sudden affection f,
brain removes whole masses ofj
kuowieiiie at onco. An Italian, who
... . t . r
was master ot langu ies, ncioiu nu ui-
.t ssii.,'"
pressing he lorgot that ami Sjo..e
I "ivnch, an 1 on the day of hi death he
had forgotten everything but Italian.
Bjrd riij6 of .i.-Y. (?'.
A Fit k am of Natl-hf.. W. J. Mc- '
ft eo writes IVoir. Failev, Iowa, to the
,Si;.' American r.s fdlows: In a;
forest ii; the vlcinitv- of this place, there ,
ar3 two trees of the variety known aa I
rcl oak, which, at 12 fee; from the
earth, are nnited by a limb growing .
from cue to the other. '1 hu trees are '
about 2 fU t G inches p. part. The cue j
from which the limb cxtemls is 44
ii.ches in circumference near the earth, ;
41 below the limb an I :M above. The
other is 2G inche? in ciicunifercnce at
the fetuni), and 21 Ulow and 3.1 above
the junction with the limb, which is 22 :
inches around, In tht: largo tree, the
i.i i i i i , i . t.
I rUHK IS licai.lll ifion too muu,
tlie top evinces signs of decay
The
. - - , , . . . .
top Of tllC Email (.die 13 nCa.tl'.V ami
nourishing, while its trunk is pearly
(load and ha3 scared v grown an men
'i-i . 1 1 ,. .
in several years. J he large tiec is
ab mt r,0 feet high, an.l the small one
over 10.
If any museum would like to obtain
tho specimen, it will be put on the cars
at Farley, addressed to any person who
may give me necessary directions.
To Cook Poultry. ll kinds of
poultry and nuat er.n be cooked
fi nicker bv adding to toe water
which they are helled a little vimgar
or piece of lemon. 1V the use of a
i:. rrlll l.J n .4.nshl.rnhli
nine at..., "t ..... -
Paving ot 'uel, as wen as suorienino m
time." Its action is beneficial on old
tough meats, rendering them tender
n,fe.isv of di-rcstion. Tainted meat
end fowls will lose their bad taste and
-r t 1 (I.ia nnr nnd 1 V not
odor if cooked in this waj, ana 11 not
used too freely no taste ol it wiu ue i
jiCfiuired.
Chaules Carpenter, of Charleston,
Vermont, has a cow that made liil
pound of butter from April 7th to July
oo.l.10o (lavs liesides using abund-
lv ' I'-V-- . ...0 -
an; ly nil the cream and milk wanted
m i & 4fV. m -v fi ri nnronna I
. J aiollth ?
rv"M -r i r St "'
$X
F -i-K l-o; uam ::( ' t a ; t A Col -
AV:L'.rrrr!-V; ir:.V:s
,, r ... . . . .
; A '
I .' :n t ni't rxpiH'!
.ii it. vtv.r.
Ii:(ik'1 i'.i'i'I f.;r,en.l
:in 1 ca'i i t' tl
I'.'?...;-oo
t
11.073W
SI 1. 1 4. .00
Ai-i t ot"iri';: r:y irifiiTr-.l Jan. 1), 1879 1 1.101. 4hT.;0
Atn't "t t-rntnTi nof'-s !n
!ur.- .'.mil try It. HO.fTt 24
,Aii:-!in? i'i iri nii'.i'n Ut.ti'B
tasi.1 .l.ir.iiir )o:ir, 20
I)r !n.-' nm't cxiiircJ rnr-
inyr:ir 1S.0.'S3.:.
n:i.l (JMvik-J 4.08M3
S2.175 77
A fi"t if firiiinm itr.t s in (" rev .Tauu
h iv 10. 1-.7J
113,761. S6
Nurl; rot IVirics it-n.-.' ilnrrnt!; t!e year 1R8
in i jr.u Jini.iiy 10, 1S78.. i
( ASH .. riT NT. SVCE! PTS.
Ain't -:i li .n t at l i.-i f ilU-:iicnt..2 4'2 SI
i'.-r !n w iiKurunuo WJ.."-4
lr!:rr.!: r;tfivol i:i'.(i4
Cn n-.vi.uut A. ?i sy iiftit A o. 4 Ii.fcS
13 03
Ei'RMiiTrr.w.
L.'.cs to Th.'inas Il'.i.wr ew 00
" I tar -'.-r.t ii M'l 6 "-' ''3
" !!.. -.r.t Paris 00
S- T( tary'f f 93 00
I'lfayiivtr's Friary MOO
I...nt 4' i0
A nl "s ''iiiiari'i'i 130.ro
IT ;::; :ms r '.u.'u.-'l i. r Policii'S
i-inofi led 0.i$
I'.v.Tti'i. !-;; ;. if ; :"i ! ' iili 'iicry. llo 01
C..:i!I.fii.a'ia VI x. C'oium:ti oo . ?i
.1;: :-Ti'. :it li,:; 1.120 31
CcrotiOiUC ol liriiDsit t2 6S
-2.s13.4j
li!anoo ra!?li :n liml-s of Treasurer
i 7SS.61
r.y.r i.r i. ( .: of the oispaxv.
Pri niiii.il nii'i-i? in f n c .Tan y lo, IhlS..
r.iaiu ; in lMii-i- ( I'-i-a curt-r
A I'uuiiii i iiomuli Wan r Ittn-ls
.1 il-frn-ri! n..ro
C. r.iln.ati'S ol j(,j.!it..
113.71.S6
7;-.dl
'.. 1.120 31
b2.es '
I
j.yi3,2H.!8
800.00
r.r.Min.iTiES.
Xji.-res ltnd'lja lioatt-il
'I hp !re?'i:ii!; Recount au. tiled, found cor.-cct,
a;id iiL,ri.v-jd.
m:o, iirxTEY,
).. i iu:kt. ki. Com.
m. ut; ape. )
T. vr. Pick. Sorrrtary. 2-4.-31.
.tannniy .5l. 1ST(, witli tl Siipt-r vioor.t
f f 'royle Township f-T t'lo year H75 :
A :. M IlVKK, Pk.
To amount f li(i;!ictr- tS70.!l
' itaiaaoc uUj Kupi:rvlsoF 9 21
i70 3J
U1 .'2
0 30
2b.t0 4479.32
,R.
Iiy ir.-.rk itonn n.i roads
K::oi. era-
" 1J: days at i J pr 'ay
P. PlllNGLE. Ull.
To ii'iioiuit of Pnplii-'e
" l':t. u.,:e ui. uhi account
141 2
7" !
$ 142.03
Cn.
I!y ni rk d..no on rnads
" exoi:.-iat imis. .
" j.ii 1 t'r lor TVo. l '.i
' 143
" p:anU
' 25 :!ay..' vrii nl 42 j.t Joy.
Kalor.oe due Townehip
...v.5.-8
4.5 r
10 0
l.i HI
. . 1'-; 00
.. M.'JO $D7S.1."
. 8-S
Vk. th'.- nivler.ivncd Auditor?. loocr!ifv tliat
tl...- :i!ii.vo jtau-ineiH is correct to tho t.e t of our
kiiowlcilge.;
KMA PAt r,. )
.1 S. A. SKI'.I.T.Y. J Auditors.
.)iS. W. PKiN.il.r. S
AttPf; ija m.i. .M'v.oioil, Twp. Clerk. 243: )
pN? KXT DO01
I TO POST-OFFICE.
1. .
lcis.i.iii- Stovos.
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE
f lavipy rcernt !y t.iU-n po-:so-jon of the niis
I' iiilei! iijisml cmiiiiii.i!ini.i Iriiildiiiir m lti-!i
sli-ecl. two I'nor. rest of t ho ;i:ik an, )t si rl.v
oj.j.'.-.ito tli.. Mfimt.uii House, the siihseiil.er
iwltfr pt-e;i;-i-: C. t hfii ever to manii l-n-l ure rill
iM lic.'e In the I i.VCOPPUt niel SI 1 !U"I'-I i;o.'
v.i.l.l. l!:i'- ii i ... w.ii.-o I :,r f.r ....
j i,)Mei-s.t ii.o v.-i-y low-rst livimr lu-incfl. '
1 "ui-eruT io o profoscs to keep a full
uiu. .iuiir. ;.s-ni iiitriii .r
I'ccJno?. Parlar aat! Ilbraiugr stoves
fr t'i" most nppro ved designs.
r3roi'Ti:.-(i and H.OoKlXf; nin.1ctoor.li-r
no ! wantnt-il ici !'( . t In .aa,inf:i. ture and ii.h-t"''i-t!.
1 ; 1 : 1 A 1 1 4 r " f J prer.i.-lly n.ttendt .1 to.
All w.rk d. it." l.v !;!e-.vi. l. ,i,,o,. vj.f rnci
on O.ir K and i- it ST, ) V K.S an J WAttHeol.l
hy ll.-.- tan lie .. (.,'. ii.mi.i a to p!..!ir- .-.no
e;.lli-.'t he Il.ldl s,.,l io .oj.... A e. in I ii.:o. .:..
a-i't in-. rea.sf of )::.r. riii-.i;.' i:: n -,i ct fully o!ioi- 1
i. i . no , ii-., r v.-iii oe winning to rt-mUr e.i
tire s,-it:stiu ti.i.i toail.
VAPT.IE PUTllIXGKlt.
K.inLurfr. Oct. 1:5. s;!!.-tr.
; book, drug cM variety stork
i I .- I .mi reeetiriy oniert'eo our stock wo tire
I L now prei.itre.l tobeil p t a jr. al red'u tion
i roin 1'irn-r rrice;. -Our stix I: roTisisi .f
Pi-ri-r. M.-dieiiies, Pe.f iimerv. Panev S.viuo.
l.enn Hall's (Mid Allen' I i h i r K." tori-1
Piii.-.t ;:lii;etit, 1'Iks., is. f.i.n.iu nt. Pain Ki.
ii r, t it'Mle M.-ti-n.-sja, r.'S. .lam licit f j i tiwot-.
I'ere 1 la vr.rieir P.xiraci, l".Moin:e!i, I." iou
S re;. SaothinSj i ,,,Spi;el;.. . up, iihui.ai b,
l'tne Si ice-. vVc.
Clryais and Tobaccos,
R'-jnV P.. .):. llcf-ilK. .ii(. iinii I'onds; Cap.
i'ost. i.:i ni-.-eial a;id nil kinds of X.-.to Pio.o.-;
P.iv.loi.es, I'c.is, I'eneils, Arnle"s Wri.iMif
Fluid. IMiek mid Ked Ink, Pocket and Pass
Hooks. M.itii.ir--. Xew.t papers. Novels, Hisio-i-io-.
IJlldes. i.'.-liiions, Pra3 Ci-itnl Toy Hook!,.
P iii niA'es. Pi.'e. A'e.
' W'e int e :;iie.i to our stork a lot of FIXE
TK'.V ili.liV. t.i whicii we wuuid. invite the at-t--i
t it-!i of ll.f f.:"lies.
I'll. . I i II a I'll APP.CMS at lower prices
In Hi e rr oil e. (.. jn this pl:i-r.
1'-; or and ( ii?ar r.oi.i eii h.-r wholeonto or re
tail. LKIfiUX & M'. KUAY.
July "0, .Main Street, Kt.enslrurpr.
LOOK WELL TO VOLT, UNDERSTANDINGS
JOHN D. THOiVi AS.
3 ii :tiul JIicjo 3Ijilcei'
: fpilKui,!, Tsiirned rcs..et.;foi;vl..forml,i-T,.,.
' "erous e.i.s;.iiersi.:d tho iiulilK-irnerally
.0 .. . . .-.;. v.. l.i .in .1 1
: IPH.S of M.y t'elred size
! j;-
l no i e i prepare) to man niacin re HOOTS and
1 or ..iiaiity, fromaho
mots to tlif eoanot
BUST .MA.XXKK. on the
sixnest m.iu-, and m n
lil.e work e.oi .o oldaioe
-i hose who hme worn I
ns rii.xlr-i-nte prices as
i any w.ierc.
: loots a. id Shoes mndo
at n.y estrtldislruic nt need no nssurr. ,iee ..a tn
I t!io superior finality of my work, Oilier can
j easily l,t eoiiviuoed of the fact If Ciev will only
ive me u trinl. Try and lie eou vineed.
! ltepairinir of I: lots nnd Shoes attended
to promptly mid in a workmanlike manner.
Tlo'nklnl for past favors I feel confident thst
my work and prices will com mend me to a con
inuunce uudiucreusc of the snme.
J(1IX U. TflOYAS.
"V T II, LIN FRY & 1)!MS: M A KING
The at lent Ion of the Panics of ICliens
I txn-arfind vl. initv is iliree-.e.l tr iim r.,. ......
PI j M 1-. !. : Jl I V .J ,.. i..:
tlonm-N, Huts elc. a fpecijltv. in-essmnkiiif
' ero.npOy and n. ally done. .The paironaw of
luc lauii.-s is rcsuf riiuuy noncited. '6-1.71.1
fiOAL.! COAIi!!The subscrilcr
U prepaeeil to fur.iish. tn lariro or omul!
oii iniities. all iialifiesof AXTI1 IIACITH and
lil'ITMIMIIN CO A 1 tit lowest market rale
( oal deliver. .1 promptly in.l f r e of chnne j-,,P
htoilieir at any i.oaiv In Elic-nibiir'i or vi. init v
"." 1 l"e .aiim .-lout win reef ive ear-
. ,v ntienUou. paxikl n. zah.m.
rP V. DICIC. ArroKNKY at-Law, Ebi
enst.ur?. Pm. (iff, -cMn tront room of T.
J. Lloyd's uew hiiildir.rr. Centre street. All
MKnm-r of lewnl huvine-is atter a to Sc.tisfac-orilj-,
an.l colleetloim n siieeialty. 1)- t.t .. I
j "K7- SECIILKR, Attorney at
7-","'nI:i,'?!'",.r.r Pa'. 0ffirn " PC-
I on.1 floor ol T. J. Plojd s new bnll.lfnir. Centre
t trcet. ii-2i.T-tr.j
street, east end ofrMilM.- Il-21.78.-tf.J
,...iiit.'
! T K " V i PTS hTM FA I 1 ' ' -'
h
,J,!
Ton:r-t. in Treasurer's hands r.t last
,..t!;..meM r . . ... ii'SSi-
T::?.
I 1 i ii'" "'i 'i,,;J - -.
I,." int. rc.-. iv.M !r.mi C.ollc.-tors f.rls72
I mil iprc-vi.r.is years. .
T - in t.r oc-i veil J'roiii (An.tallos for In. 3
f. ...I ktj ....
205 83
21,r(4.
' is
To anil. liti'iry Iui'lica c for 1- 2 ....
'l oHiiit n SMicl nn.t Unseatcil lanUs
I To nmt. pti K tlt inptlon of Ijjin lg.
i io ami. fioui tni.-el.iincous sources....
lft7 9
1.143 1 1
478.213 oi
Cn.
Py amonnt paid Awwors
( minty Auditors
" Ktat- Auditor
Airricultu.-al Society.
Attorney
)- rJin'jf I. ifincrs. .
Pnar !io .furor.
" Hri iuv l.ndij? views
' Hi.nnty
" Itorouuh tax
( 'OIil!.liW!'l!lr3
( ominissiomTs" lc k
. 'omnrrn' Counsel
t y.iinty lnftitu e
- (.r niiNal prosecutions
f 'os!,-, ties ...........
Court - oiise
" 'oiirt cr.'tr
;!'
. unt v Ponds
Ii.;riot Atiomev
lionn'n -o Soup House
" Kluctions
r.. and V.'ildca s....
Kil
Pro jrlit
" ' " Iti.piinitton
" Int. . n Co Honds
" " .lur.irf. 'r'a l
Jn ors. Tr..vrro
" ,i nrv Con'.mifs'oacrs..
" ,I.-?Tit0r
J:.-!
" ' " .liy-ellancou?
' " " ! Hilary
" Poor 1 Hr'-ctors
Poor House
' ' P-.t.-iffp ..............
. Prlnti'l"
Proline
" " " Proti.onotary
" Poiid views ."d damago
" " 1;'0 rds
l.vr-rm Sclicol
- ' " Kefiindinn
" p.'ifistry
" ' Sen iol Treasurers....
" " Supervisors
" Sheritf.
" ' " Sten.iirrplier
" " " Stationery
" " St ite Tax
" Tipstalt'
" " lale.Jinen
" " AVe;ci-n Penitentiary
I'y nmt. paid Pistric-t Court, as follows
P"-
:4 hO
615 2 '.
3 11
71 92
1.4S O0
49
3.724 31
sit 20
71 04 !
442 HO i
3d .'.5 I
120 76
41 s HI
44 M
f.'4 15
3,037 29
2,oeo 7
(M 06
322 10
42
2 o-n so
iu 00
34 . 0
41S -10
Keni
JUiavdintr Prisoners
Hoarding Jurors
Cri'rdr'al prosc-.'u; ions;
Con.s'.ald-s
i nun Crier.-
Clerk
P an-intr Jurors
Pistric-t Attorney
Inni.-itions
.Turo, s. (rrand
Jurors. Tni verse
670 48
111 75
1.1 ro
2.3S 4 03
21S Si
lo 75
2;. f'O
35 S5
132 00
40 2d
405 74
2.os: 01
2 ti 00
130 00
142 W 0, 'P4 07
90 40
S20 02
c,i;i'u ;5
145 20
2.154 71
Janitor
Printing
R:ol View and Pa ma ire?
Hedemptl-.n of Par Is
i 'otn miss ion to t Jonsiald.-s . . . .
Iiy Exoneralions to i'otis:. tides. .
Jty ex "i ( r ions ou I)u, li.'a'.es
"and Kt ;r ;try '
I'.y iiLat' inent totax pavers
pV ainoi'a' rvinasnlan in t'oiista-
de liV.n-ls tor 1,V7j
Vv Treasurer's eoiatnission on
V3fl.V7 4 at f p". cent . .
Iiy balai.-e iu T.Cik-urer'd bamls
3,CS3 ol
3.341 30
2.o;.o 27
fl R.21 ! Oi
u
KCKIVRD.
JAN-. 20, 1S7C OK
A. P. Criste. Ks-i., Int Treasurer, tlie mm
d Two Thousand and Fiftv-nine Poliars anil
Twci.ly sc-v.-n Cents, heinjj the nliove ainon t In
bis ha. ids in full.
i2,o..;..'.7 Z4..1. FiltllPHOFF, Trcas.
! OrT'QTAN'D:x,; ,,,JK FHOM CQL-
j f IKCTfrl'.S for ls;j and r rovh us years :
l lr-.. J in-3. z .crii:. ii. i.:iTiior:;i isor. S l.i M
SO
Is70.
r anies Iri.-k, toon-Tr? 1 1 !e
2 24
IsM.
172.
172.
172.
Hiram Kitditt. Franklin '
iattliins Peitri.-k. t iiest Twp.,
S. J. Luther. Sus juelianni '
Panic! Lurthoh'.cr, V oodvale her.,
5 41
18 2.".
10 33
128 SI
1S7 47
A
JIOTTN'T DC, FROM CONSTA-
PPKS! Ft rn 1173 :
Jidin Cox. ttambria lioroiiirri.
W illiatn Ijl yd. Croyle township.
Adam Plarr. 3 1 ar I. Johnt--wn.
Pauiel iiurllioldcr, Wood vale boro tgli,
23 30
4 3S
74 70
40 C2
140 00
MOTTN'T THIli FROM CONST A
I!U-:s FOR 17 :
1. I?. W issiniicr. Adiiins tomnship,
William Keain, Voter township.
Fl.vard Owens. Catnhrin township.
Alexander CTi.'iirhrrour. K. (Jonemangli,
.1. S. ir--icn. First. Ward. .Iiilms'.iwn.
$ 44 M
43 00
6 S7
C7 57
220 25
31 53
67 CS
41 53
7S 34
172 41
7S1 14
P.. J. Pit. Fifth Ward. I hn? own.
-'.Sward ttuinn. Millville borough
lo' n Porter, Su.'.jnehanna township,
Jos'-ph Criste. V.'ashirn'on township,
S. Aikins, V bile township.
A MOTTN'T PFE FROM CONSTA-
V PI F.S FOTJ 1975 :
.1. p. Raymond. Adams township, flftl AO
August Kekenr-xle. Allerheny township, 310 ot
J. A. Peih. Parr township. SO 93
William Praeken. P.l.ieklick tormshin, 14 Sft
F.lward :wcn. Camhria township, 214 4-J
Fred. ArMe. Carroll lown-hip, 27 f.9
A. .T. Stollr. Oarro'.lfown I.r.ugh, 7rt 70
Patrick Pillon, (.'lies; township. 6S 42
.lohn Wp.-n'-r. ' h"- Springs !.oronh, M
J. H. Pomriass. Clearfield townsh.it. imm
JU. 'tuinn. t-'on.-niauth horoah, 1 t Wprd, 223 40
7.1. .uinn. Con.-maus?!i h..r u-rlt, M Ward, 2."7 2s
.ir.sepn iains. roj le township. 132 1:
Aiexanoer irouinenour. r;. onetnaugh,
C. .T. Owens. Phenshurtr. Knsi Ward.
Oeorire Ourtcy. I- henslmrir. West Ward,
.T.din Furlonir Franklin twrouh,
P. Wise, 'iallitzin township,
(Jeorare Vareer. -faekson township,
J. W." .lames, Johnstown. 2d ward,
7I. MeXamara. Johnstown. 3.1 warfl,
A. H. Pavis. Johnstown, 4t h ward,
I. T. Harris. -ioiniHlown. &;li ward,
August Kckr nro io, Ixirctto t-orouirh.
I. Maloy, Millville horoinfh.
II. MeMoneiriil, Prospect horoiish,
C. T. WoU. Suminerhill town-hip,
Jacob 3vmc Sus.piein.nna towushln,
O. P. Bowser. 'I r.y lor township.
Joseph Myers, Washington townsh'p,
J. A. dates. White township,
Ocorgo tiillinjrer, Woodvalo torough.
SS f2
Zi 17
5M 16
3 74
24 0.3
31 07
42 S3
203 22
f.2 01
61 23
44 &3
BO 84
43 62
220 1.-2
171 S5
S31 52
H'd 43
15 '. 30
63 47
t CR3 51
A MOTTN'T DUE FROM JUDG-
Jt MEXTS :
.laeoh Oatcs andtleorzo Oafs, $jf4"40
Anthony MeCqy and ii. Hehe. 13 ,-4
Wellington Carmen and others, 13 sa
Sl R9
Af-SFIS.
Atnonntdueon Jndst'nents.
Amount due from Collectors.
5S1 SO
187 47
Amount die- from Constables, for 173 It 71 nan
Amount duo t'rom Constables, for 1S7J. 8.8S3 51
Amount of cash in Trensnry,
2.0. .0 27
4 1S4 91
j.aiancc uue oy e-ouniy.
11.027 19
LTARILITIES.
Ortstandlnu Orders,
eiuts.anvling Ponds,
227 19
11,400 00
11.C7 .9
We, the nndersitrned A n'itors of Cambria coun
ty. te respectfully report that we have earetully
examined t! vouchers and nepoimis of tile Re
ceipts and 1 xp-nd tnreg of iho said eouniv from
the 21t day of January, A.P.;i)75. to.heiOih
(lay ol January, A. P. 1R76. and do ih. l them to
be as slated, as also the forsoin!? staicinent of
Iahillti..8 and Asset-, of said eoun.y.
(liven under our hands at the Commissioners
offlee, Ebensburij. this 20 h day or January, A.D.
FRANCIS P. M'CORMICK.)
JOHN H. KOSS. t Audltois
JAM KS A. PORTER, JAUOIiots.
Olven under our hands this 20i,h day of Janua
ry, 1876.
.TOTTE P. PARRISn,
liKKSS.LPlYll.
JOHN OAMPPF.PT.
Commlsalonert.
Ebmihnrr, Jan. 24, H78.
t i 7.,miit.i1.'i ftiinfiJ'iirr.
w... ........
j KAMB AND CI itCUJISTAJCCES.
I The Atchison (Kan. ) Patriot s.iys : TI.O
i old ad-tge that "truth in stranger th;in lic-
i tH." L.T. had .y v.,!cMi,n,, hut n;,,c,
1 pfih.ips niore ren.ai k.'nle. than the rr!lov-.
i iiiT : Yosiortiav, on ilio Missouri PaeiHc
j raiho-.ut train which reaches this city :it a
jfow niiautcs after 12 o'clock, a stranger
i arrived, who s-ouyht oat the Lindell Hotel
75 for a comfortable meal and a fow htunV
, lest before inocoedinir cn his journey
i across the continent to -California. After
j i, l),irorap;c had been cared for he register
ed Ins name on the hotel register: "f reder
iek MoflVut, Ihmgor, Mo." The pent leu.ar.
. . . .. . 1 l.
22'. '0 was will &UOWII liiu uiiinioiouin aim uu-
63 00 ! gaii eatiiijf his dinner.
1ioeol A few moments after these events hap
3.460 so i penert the 'bus drove up to the entiance of
' 21 (vi : the hotel, and a stranger, just arrived by
342 I l,,W K' C ' St- J- ami C' B' Iai,, oa', Siel'-
6311 I pfd out and into the hotel, and after di
1,232 00 : vesting himself of overcoat and wrappings
i' o ! he piocoetled to register his name and loca-
22: 00 . i x i ir , ,
7.r. oo tion. Much t his snrprise, lie found his
2.1WS4 ; name, "j-'rederick Moff.itt," id ready regis
m'fio ! 1Ic ,l:ul w' dten it, he had hut
14 oo ' just arrived ; he was a total stranger who
7voo , vrritten t!re name? He conht have al
1S,477O0 ! ,nst sworn the writing was his ; ho was
2oo oo I puzzled ; but a better hmk at tho register
2.0-u oo disclosed tho fact that Moffat t No. 1 hailed
from Maine, while he resided in Sau Jose,
Cal. MoTatt No. 2 wrote hi name on the
register, and turned to the clerk and asked
for MofTatt. No. 1. Ilr.vMic been informed
j that he was then at dinner, lie stated ho
127 30, would like an interview with l.un, and
Hi ; quietly seated himself by the stove until
'ivi R7 j Moffat t No. 1 returned from t lie diuirrg
l 71 j ro m, atw! was jiointed or.t t. hini by tho
io 7S 2 ! cleik. lie inttodnced himself, ami tho
'l2o.jtwo men bearing tho sam name, who
i A'crc totid'v ui.knovvu to each other, sat
down to a conversation winch disclosed tho
following remarkable coincidents :
MolTatt No. 1 was born in Mnino, and
was 111 years old the third day of. January,
1370. Mc-flatt No. 2 was born in California,
and was ol years old on the third day of
January, 1870. The father of both fami
lies was named "Charles,' and the mother
"Mary." Each have two sisters living and
one brother dead, whoso name was
"Charles!," named after their fathers.
Both were proprietors of livery and feed
stables in their respective places of resi
dence, and the resiliences of both were
consumed by lire on the 5lh day of March,
1S73, and were insured in the -I'.ina Fire
Insurance Company. These two men arc
similar in appearance- and are almost
enough alike to be brothers. The only
difference is in the complexion and color
of the hair. The Maine man's hair is
black, while that of the oue from Califor
nia is fiery red.
TIicms two men stayed over night at the
I.indell, ami left this morning the Cali
fornia.'! on his way to Maine on linsiness,
while the Maino man ges to California f-r
the benefit of his health. When the fact
is taken into consideration that these two
men were no kin, had never heard of each
other or their respective families before
this strange meeting, this system of coin
cidents will read all tho more like romance.
'1 hese statements, however, aro strictly
true, just as we have stated them, and
will be verified by Mr. Moore, of the Liu
dell Hotel.
The Maelsthom. Nearly midway in
London si 1 ait, a huge naked rock, which
might fairly bo called an island, lifts itself
above the waters, breasting the conlliering
currents caused by the wind and titieo.
Between this rock and the cape 011 Mr.skong
i.i tho famous mae.Lt roin, which Tin I. !e ima
ginations have clothed with many tenors.
Its geographical position is such as to
expose it to tieice tidal currents, and w hen
the.e arc assisted by high westerly winds,
they are no doubt tcriitic. The bottom
of tue stiait is strewn with immense bowl
ders, which are so arranged as to give the
current a spiral motion, directed toward
the isolated rock from tlie northern side,
which is much increased in limes of high
tides or storms, when it whirls paite around
the island rock.
Then it is that it becomes really difficult
for boats and vessels without steam power
to keep clear of the rocks against w hich
the wayward currents would dash them. .
While there are at times vast and power
ful eddies, which give objects Heating
upon them a fearful spiral motion, there
is nothing like a vortex produced by a sub
terranean discharge of the water, although
tho tumbling and boiling character of the
spiral current may submerge temporarily
objects drifting on the surface.
jNo doubt in the course of time the action
of the water has tended to level down the
bed of rocks, some of which, we may pre
sume, showed themselves above the sur
face. This may have made the maelstrom
much more tcrriuo than it now is, and bet
ter juslilitd the ancient fable.
As it is, iu ordinary times, and in favor
able weather, the lisheimen do not hesi
tate to seek for fares throughout these
waters, which to strangers aie suggestive
of tho most terrible dangers.
Tim Planets. The planets in this
month prcsetit some unusually interesting
points of observation to those who take
pleasure in following tho movements of
these bright wanderers among the stars.
A noteworthy incident will occur on the
28t!i. The planet Mercury is then in a
favorable position forobservation. It must
be looked for in the southwest about an
hour after sunset, and a little faither
north than the point where the sun sank
below the horizon. It may be recognized
by a jreculiar brilliancy, unlike t hat of any
other planet, aud also by its nearness to
Saturn, with which it is in conjunction on
the same evening. At this time Iho four
planets, Mercury, Venes, Saturn andMars,
are all visible.
The new moon of tho 6th is also near
Venus on the same evening, and the slen
der crescent will add an additional attrac
tion to tho planetary picture. The path of
the new moon lies this month near tho
i track of rim l.lanets. f.n- it i io eooiiine-
tion, or at the nearest point with Mercury
and Saturn on tho 27th, with Venus ou the
29th, and with Mars on the 31st. '
Of tho remaining larger planets, Uranas
is now in good position and may be seen
in the evening with a small telescope,
wending its slow way among the small
stars of Leo, not very far from ltegulns,
Neptune is also visible among the evening
stars, but cannot bo seen without a power
ful telcscojre. J upiter reigns alone through
out the' month as morr.ing star, rising now
about 3:30 and holding the supremacy
among the stars until its ltg'-it fades away
in the brighter rays of tho approaching
suu.
If a cat doth nject a cat on a garden
wall and if a cat doth greet a cat, oh, w hy
need both thera squall? Every Tommy
has his Tabby wailing on the wall, and yet
he welcomes her approach by an unearthly
yawl. And if a kitten wish to court upon
the garden wall, why don't bo sit and
sweetly smils, and not set up a bawl, and
lift his precious back up high and show
his teeth and moan, as if 'twere colic more
than love that made the fellow groan ?
An exchange wants to know, since
w-o-r-k is pronounced wirk, why p-o-r-k is
not pronounced pirk ? These questions are
very irk-some.
Importers, ISanufart urers,
MUSICAL MERGEAN
MASlTACTCKEnS
KNAKE & HcGINH HAHO, AND THE PHILIMMOlflC ORGAN
OETNEUAL WHOLESALE AGENTS FOU THE
HPVTIBX'JT AIUOX P I A X O .
Dealers In Pi-din A Co.'s (l.omlon), Bwn (London). Saxe (Pari). I!ton Talr. ami our own mak
Of liotarj TaPe B5 1 ls i Kl tliMN. The ht nml freshest Mrlnja
for all Instrument con-dnnllj on liani.
Petn- Vt'ULlSHKRSof SKKKT Mt'SIO.wc maki this Innneh a Fpcial'y. and alwny? keep a
full stock of the latest and het pitecs on hand. 4lnr pto-k r tniisii: l.oks ot ull kinds Is complete.
PlANeS AXI) IrlluANS SOI.P N TH K INS TA I.I.M KNT Pf.AN.
H.P IXSTKI'MEXTS TAKKV IX EXHIANdE.
Clerirvmen, Prineipals of Seminaries. Tj-aders of Hands. Teacher, and all wishing to purchase
Mnsie-il tioods. will find It to their interest to eoruiimnieate directly with us.
e'lual. iu- and Price Pisls lurnislicd free on application.
WAREROOMS, No. 12 Sixth Street, Late St. Clair.)
1-29 -:y.i PITTS3UnCH, PA.
umm tobacco w
Louisville, Ky.,
Manufacturers of all kinds of CHEWINO TOrtACCO: also tho cclel-raied
1 rXTTp
i
To tip had in Pittshurh from ft. & Vi. .Tenkinson, John Ful!e.-ton ,v Son, J. W.Taylor. Martin
Ileyi, T. .1. WvilMO", J. M. Si-hel A: Co.. K. Pox r-: !l i Co., (irtir Ilrcth.-rs, Iil-vorlli Itrotlu-rs.
T. C .Tr nkitu, Kmu&Ort, C. A twell & Cn.. S. I . Pickhnr, Ilorz.ogi Buchanan. Pr-i7.old Pro..
Henry Pullmnvei-, mid oil other Tolmcen nnd Orocery If. ruses. l-7.-.in. J
Ce'LLllUSiSTOH&Co.
EBENSBURG, PA
cum
I'AY.i IJI.K !V nilMlMl
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
M-3HEY LC'.NcD, COLlECTlGrJS WADE,
AXP A Gr.XF.ItAL
BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
'.SpeeiaI attention pui.T to hiislni.'Mnf cor
telx.Ti l. rtis JAS. P. ML'KPHY.
Nov. 10, lr7.-,.-tf. Cashier.
John Dibkrt.
John I. IIohkkts.
Jdhn Bibert & Co.,
4!f 'ArL -IHW JEIj 5 v
Corner Main and Franklin Sts.,
.IOIIXSTOAVN, I'si.
Accounts of Heretouts ami other
btisiiicta people aolivitciT. I)rifts
negotiable, in all parts of the. coun
try for sale. Jfonei Jjoaneil and
Collections Made. Interest at the
rate of Si jc. I'er Cent, per annum al
loiretl on Time lcjos!fs.
Sacinas JHposits Iiool.s issued,
and Interest Compounded Semi
annually tchn at sired.
AGeneral Banking Business Transacted.
Sept. 10, lS7j.-Cm.
Irs. M.
Mi
I !
0
325 Penn Avenue, near 10th St.,
riTTsavita, rA.,
Will epen tho first week In Xovemrw-r a choice
and elcsr.ttit ussorfinent of iho latest
novelties for Winter in
SILK VELVET SUITS,
Damasss Camel's Hair Costumes..
SieiUicnnc Jackets
IIats"aiid Bonnets,
And a large invoice of
SEAL mm 8AQUB8,
10 9 jV'OFFFS & BOWS, uimi
fXlfHEWOAflAN'S FRIEND
THE BEST FTXTSHFP AXP VOST PEP.FECT
"FLAT IKON" EVER HADE.
Interciangeable Handle and Sluela Combinsd.
The handle entirely
ecpsratc, and mav be
used for any rum her of
Iron. It cria be adjust
ed in-tnctly. and bein
provided with a sltfeld
the. hand is eoirolet-lr
lrote-te-d fi-un the
heat. No Polder is
ren-iircd when ninr.
ITh.n V.A T. .... i.
htantad2lV4.Mi. heated, the handle must
do detached. We win ec.r.d to any a.!die, cn re
ceipt of Draft or P. O. Order for the o:oUk.t, either
of the following pets:
Set So. 13 Jrcns of 5. 6 and 7 lbs., 1 Lanule, t:.0.1
" 2-3 " fi. 7 nnd 8 Hi., 2 :i0
" 88 " 7, 8 and 9 lbs., " S.CO
Kickel plated Irons, 75cts. per eet extra.
Any party ordorlna five ei wfii re
eefve one met extra n premium.
Thoroughly reliable agents wanted.
Addr BROOKLYN SAD IRON CO.,
85 First St, BiooV.ya, E. D.. Ii. T.
Harm. Sampl can b ten at tht fflm of tfas paper.
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.
Jnt pnhllshed, a new edition of Ir.
1'nlrerwelPs Celebrated Kssar on tt
"-a rtrlirsit rir rwfthi.nl mHtiAln.t r
KJtfA SpKRy TOflRH (K A or Seminal Wu.L-
ness. Involuntary Seminal iJosaea, lxi'OTiscr,
Alental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
Marrlaije, &c. ; also, Cotvsrjir tion, Epi lkpst
and Fits. Induced by self-indulgence or sexual
extrnvna-ance, etc.
-Price. In a sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celehrated author, in this admiral. le Esssy,
clearlydemonsl rates, from a thirty yenrs' sucessl
fnl piactice. that the alnrmintr consequences of
telf-ahuse may be radically cured without the dan
perors use of internal medicine or the application
of the knife ; pointing out a mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and effectual, hr means of which
every uflerer, no matter what his condition may"
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radi
eaU .?
Sent under seal, fn a plain envelope, to anv ad
dress, on receipt of six cents, or two postaire
stamps. Address the Publishers,
F. UK HUMAN fc SOXT,
41 Ann St., New Yoik; Post Office iiox 458.
T GALLITZIN LAKE, Attorney
' at Law, Ebonsburg, Pa. Offloe with
RCakr ond Hceorder, la Court Uomm,
into
2 &
ami Dealers In all kiirds ef
'Si I
OF THE CKI.KDR ATED
Pi
1 I N
LT.
CBEKSBURC
KJV&ftWA
-AM)-
lTl
1W
mm
1 1 ii
HOUSE-FOBHISH G STORE
IS THE n.ACE TO BUY
imnTTFCI TT 1
rriTUTrr
1 a i. .
JJIJ,
NAIL, GLVS OILS, PAINTS, &c.
GEO. HUNTLEY, FrcpV.
riytmyj? t vi. nnn-T.r
i i .i i-1 s .v.i j i iir.ii.-, 11 yt-u iu.
teii.l to buil.l a house or barn, or other-
wis(- iriiprcvp vmtr pri.nertv. ii tn HI NTI.KV
fer NAILS, (JI.ASS. p.-MNTS. H A KUW A PP.
Ac. Money saved by lot:i,r lor cash.
FARMERS, G( TO HUXTLLVS at .1
i-; examine the neatest Pole CltOI'i'lNt;
j l I f.P -Ver Intro !m-( tl. It chops f no. i 1.) to 12
n:iM;oi ol rvo, euro or on". pt-r hour. PL
OXP-1T COSTS ONLY
MERS. GO TO 1ICXTLEVS and
I Miy tlio TO ST COKN I''U!HF.i: AND
buy
r-.KAW i i rir.lt ever s-dd in this eomitv.
Their cost more than saved iu one year by cut
tiny your feed with it.
HTTT JIF. RestP ILVI-:R-PLATEI WARE
" in the i:iark"t ;l' IT p.r cc;;t. k-ss than
city retail prices.. Sold lor cash it
l S '75.-tf.i IltNTLr.V'S.
ARMEUS, ;) TO II I'NTLEY'S and
tiny votir MAUVKST TOilhS. wlsieh
ft.
he sells (.HKAPF.lt Fott CAH than they can
be bought t lcwl.ere in Ebenstu'ig:.
SU"-1" X T L E V will sell von WALL PA-
I s a .... .i t-iie;ip, ii in. i iiimijipr, man
. a-iy other dealer in PI nsborsr. and trim it into
inc. tiarg-Hiii without extra charge.
L-VCKSMITIIS, HITNTLEY will sell
you Horse Sh.-s. Horse Nails. Car-
r'trc Holts, liar Iron, Xttil Iio 1, Cast Sled, Ac.,
VERY J.OW FOll CASH.
OT"EiC"r.rrrT?s no to iii-vt
LEV'S and buv tln IlLANfll A P.Il
rUl'K". the post in t!i wot 1.1. sst.id for Cash
at nianiil'i-.ctnrer's prices.
"SARTdERS, ti() TO IICNTLEY S and
A-j g;t the l-o.Ht MOW I NO ANO HEAP
MACIIIXE made. I'KlCE.S (iPPATLV
UEPUCEii.
"f-OUSEKEEI'ERS GO TO IIUNT
fLrj IKV'S and save 2-1 per rent, by pay
Hir cu.-h for Table Knives, Forks, i?po,ns, jtc.
C ARPENTERS, CO TO IirXTLEY'S
and buy your TOOLS and PUIIAMNfi
II AUPWAKE. Pay cash and save 20 per cent.
orSEKEEPERS, GO TO IIUXT
LEY'S and bnv votrr S'oves an.l Tin
ware. PAY CASH AN P SAVE VJOXKY.
TARMERS, GO TO IIl'XTLET
S and
get tlie best
IIOKSE HAY HAKE
ever introduce.!.
CHEAP FOll CASif.
&O TO HUNTLEY FOR CLOTHES
WKINOEUS. nsell. them at great
ly i educed pi i.tes tor the ready cash.
yS, LARGE LOT OF POCKET AND
PEN KNIVES very cheap for cash at
HUXTI.EY'S.
CEAIPTOH'S IMPERIAL SOAP
IS THE "DEST."
This soap is manufactured from pure mtOerials
and as it contains a large percenta of Vegeta
ble Oil, Is wairnnted fuily eqnal to the est Im
ported ("asdic Soap, and at the same time pos
sesses all the washing and eleansin r properties of
the celebrated Ucrman and French Laundry
Soaps. It is t;ererore recommended for use in
the Laundry. Kiichcn, and Path-room, and for
sreneral household purposes; also, for Friiiters
1'ainters. Enirineers. an-l Iaellnists.fs It will re
move stain? of Pik.Groeso. Tar, OU Paint etc
from the hands. Manufactured only by ' "'
It AM Pros, KltOTkirRS.
2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 Rule-era Place, and 53 and 85
Jefferson street, w Vork.
For sale by Koos A. Rt orr, 202 X. Pelaware
Avenue, Philadelphia, by Slvms . Ltovn, Eb
cnsburK, and by uroceers generally. lio-vs.oru.l
'Xo Cunsunitivos.
fjwi f. advertiser, hsvlnir been permanentlr cured
1 of that dread disease. Consume tion. br'a sim.
pie remedy, is anxious to make Unan tn hi. f.i.
atnown to his lei
low sunercrs the means of cure
Tn nil m-hn .la.
sire n, ne win sen.l a eo,y of the prescription nsd.
(Tree of charge.) wPh the direct!, ms for preparing
and using the same, which thev will rind a sfkk
Cl bb von CoNst-MF-riox, Ap.-hma. liRONCiin is,
.'. "arli"-"8 wishiug the presciiptinn will please
tlJrcss i;cv. E. A. WILSON,
194 r-cmt St.. Wllliantsbursh, New York.
Krrors ot Yonili.
UENTLEMAN who suirered .'or vesrs from
J INervous Debility. Premature Pcciiy, and all
the efiects of yonihinl indiscretion will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to nil vrho
need It. the recipe and directum formasing the
simple remedy by which he was enred. Suiierers
wishing to profit by the advcrtl-cr's exierience
can do s j bv addressintr In perfect confidence,
JOHN' IP OUPEX,42Cedarst..Xew York.
Ji u- 1'LAXK, AI. )., respectfullv
ofTershis professional services to the
citlr.ens of Ebensburg and vicinity. Office ad
joining residence and immediately in the rear of
"on. K. J. Lloyd's drug store. S ight calls can
be made at the residence of Mrs. Punn. on Craw
ford street, EocnsDurg. 4-24 -tf
1 AMES J. OATMAX, M. P.,
I'bynieiAn nnd KnrKeon,
... Ehknsbi ro, Pa.
Office on High street, nearly opposite Rlair'a
Hotel, ltesidencei nTown Hall. Julian str.'et.
where night callsshnuld bo made l4-4--tf.l
A LEX AND KR TAIT, M. D.,
Ilynlcl(n anil Knraren,
, Cahkolltowk, Pa.
Office recently occupied by it. J. Buck. M. It.
In rear of John Puck'a store. Niybt eaJln may
be made at Mr. Uuok's reldenee. -l,T5.J
Tun ScAai.F.x I EVip3f?
A,vor as it i, th.,t it'n
with cataract. Lt-L ., 1
j tiu.p hcfoic the I..,,!,- i,.,,y.A:
it. not bv won.if . i .Wf V.:
ir.v.
plication of colhni -,H
Stilt the sympathetio ' ''t
, what it connii.oi Is us to.p,
give this child salt who,,
we must Rive it add ht.n it , r
find anxiously craves iim.
but lcmni-juiee. 1W;K. .j"
agufatcs albumen, and l!if. j'!. T
not, on account of the i',r. 'k' '
pen which it corifah., t II- -.f'":
soothin- mucus in tin-inteWi
is now w antiu?-. and t j r.;.. ." -
j ppiratory fMd at tho s ,,.,. t-
some pum-arabi,.. t0 ni
- licve the injure 1 nerve ffev,?'
I warmth. In praci.-e w0 c-t
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Low
mis wiui llie lollov. h r K:n, . "
lations; Ltidrcss tlie )
it to bed at l he vt-rv lir-t -"'
ness. flivc it. if it has nlreVh''
notliing but Sf.inish v.-trin
with some ;um-aiat M; in it "' t
cover its aIdon:en t, St !i ,,rnf ,1 V
m l. Take a well I. !.,.vi;."
put in Innling- l,(rt. tvater wv: ':
tlryby means of drv t..V.-, .
thif-ovcrthc f!an:;el .'n ti.t- (';;;- .
men. Then cover t he vl,.,!..
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The hot cloths will prrln. k
pcated hent. Aecording t,.t',!l l Ri
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ty of the case, and its' .t;,u.. t,f I't
; gross, porspira. ion will VitZ Iff
hotii. The child th,., u"s 'InO
soon falls to Sleep. So f f. r '.
child awakes. itMiousy .j.'
of rt turning inclination f'i'.'V
its bowels, if i ece -a y, -vi-.h ,; . f".
of oil, soap and water :u d ;N ri- .
will he as &tc:ily as ti. r, ..
grct-n-honsc pl.-iiit, if Wl li'tr.-v
course, if t!ie cliil l vcj.he.ily.;,.
nothing could save it. or .
already clMisioiis in the ;!::; :',
heart or l-r-.in, it i, u.iu-ij ;
it sbo'ild lie. Rut if tii u,-.Ji
piivtl in due tirm nn-h-r t'.i .-..
direct ions of a compe'eiii j !,v-; ;
will guarntee that rot v:w 'h- a
dred children v. i 1 1 ever .lie of .-
te cr. I k!i )'.v this will vt:t;;;? ;
of my readers, eee i.-iiv :';,..(. i
have lost children r.hv.viv. ll
fd;all go still farther. I hi ;:-,ir:.
a child will ncvei g. i -tj'...;
properly treated. If a el.'1-i I-....
rtctly niixcl olood, it wi'.i n : :
the disorder if put in ) 1 &.
child. This is still more v:tri::;
nothins: is caller of ;r
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In a impel addressed to t!v !
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Academy of Seien-.-es. M. L;;.
scrilcs a kind of fish of Lr-tu- '17
whieh broods over its cj-g ilf v.vt
say so) in a most sinnl o v.tu,.;;
keeping: them in its inoui!:! 1, is
is not shsohiUly new. A-'z.:
remarked it in a spocie i .li:.!-.
Amazon river Since then t'u -n -ixnle
has been brought over T: ::C
na. These two species h. I n..' M
rcit group of Lahynnt'io 1 :
and Agasiz maiutnincd th:.t
that crder alone could UuU-U ;i..i:c
in such :-.p abnormal wnv. ti.aur
the sort of bliijtl alleys cxNt;: U-'-f.
the gills, within which the e.'ri
shelter, lint the fish in, t.'..M i
M. Lortet does not hi l.-:. to t.
family ; it is t!e coxn.o-- t '.-'
lia$, a sort of Yras(?. the i'!ef ;
are not provided with the tilmve
alleys." but are conpi-e-l of si:
lamclliform leaves, ami hivenu:'
oriran whatever for kecpinn tin.' c
or the fry in their pl.uvs : :u.d
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creature jrrotects an! n 'Mt-ls;
many as 00 in its month no t It-
cavity, and the stranjret t ;re::r:.-.-is,
that tite mate nlonc i.r. 't :'. il
duty I When the femi!. J,.; 1 :'
Cs iu a sap-.Iy drj -re--' : r : n-
bunches of reeds, her n : -.-.? e i:;-s i'
draws the errcr? int-o hi-"! i v i:
halation. This done lie in.-.kc '.''
get Ix-twecn his gills hy cei:nin ; s
w hich have not yet b.-t n w!l '-
This pressure exercised by tLe!a:
of the gills is sullicient to ke-r t1--";
in their places. There, in t lie in: ''
the respiratory organs tlicy lm "
all kinds of metamorphoses. tLf i;;
ones grow rapidly, ami seen ilia' -ease
in their narrow pii-m. T
quit it, not through the clik lQt 1
the ojiening the latter have trc-nr
nicate with the mouth. TIrTo t.
remain huddled togetlier in l:'Vrr,!:"
bt i s, like the graias of a prreiTf r::'
The mouth of their af.'ectie-.itor'-r1;
then so much tllslcn.led tLat i;c
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solutely prevented iron eles'-rc
jaws; his cheeks arc sw I n.
presents the oddest aspect i.ii:.- i'
Some of the fry, though th-y
taine-l a perfect state, font inW
in the bronchial cavilie. 'u "
headsdirecied toward the 1 na c'r(
but Mr. Lortet says he lin v',';',"
able to catch the incident of tin .
ino thi3 secure heath of t::f "'
Though ntimerous, tliey stick to
pertinacity, and how they k T '"
hold is still a mystery. ?
jx-rioil when they leave the ' T;"
roof to lead an" independent
It is said that leather m o b:r
to metal, so that it will spl
t l:t
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onn l-w-. Irvrn AH 1v merlllS
A d-C
lowing composition :
nut galls rcducotl to pov il-r
remaining for C
hours is
through a cloth.
TIr.sdecoeii' t
oe appneu to me icai.a'- - ..y
:.:t :t r ..r nnter Si: i
a o nil Hit t uuuiuu. itJ-j
it l ji.trt (or weurni; oi i-'- . jrj
to lie held in solution for-M hurjci
then applied to the wc,aI,sVt.eJ
should tirst be roughened ani
The leather is then laid ?on l. :
and dried under pressure. '
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