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In cleaning silver, kerosene may be
used with advantage.
Carpets may be brightened by dusting
with a dark flannel mop.
Egg stains can be removed by rubbing
with common table salt.
Hub oiled furnituie with a woolen
cloth saturated with oil.
stains on wood can be removed with
strong vinegar or salts of lemon.
Leather chair seats may be revived by
rubbing them with well-beaten white of
Sandpaper will whiten ivory knife
hardies that may have become yellow
with age.
White paint that has become discolor
ed may be nicely cleaned by using a lit
tle whiting in the water for washing.
A biilliant black varnish for iron
stoves and fireplaces is made by stirring
ivory-bUck into ordinal y shellac var
nish. A good cement for china is ordinary
carriage varnish. If you put together
neatly the fracture will be hardly per
ceptible, and is not affected by water.
Galvanized iron pails are not desira
ble receptacles for drinking water. The
zinc coating is quickly affected by the
water, forming a poisonous oxide of zinc.
For cleaning brass belonging to ma
hogany furniture use either powdered
whiting or scraped rotten-stone, mixed
with sweet oil, and rub on with a cha
mois skin.
A window open a alight distance both
top and bottom, and a chimney draught
also open, are the only sure ways of
keeping rure air in a sleeping room
who e doors are closed.
Vinegar is better than ice for keeping
fish. By putting a little vinegar on the
Gah it will keep perfectly well even in
very hot weather. Fish is often im
proved in tlavor under this treatment.
To prevent polished steel from rusting
after cleaning, and when not iu use,
take a cloth, with a very little sweet oil
on it, and wipe the articles over po as to
slightly but evenly oil the surface.
Iron rust is readily removed by equal
parts of common salt and cream taitar
moistened with water and applied to the
stained spots and placed in the sunshine.
Moisten as it becomes dry for two or
three hours.
To make nut cake, take three eggs,
one and one-half cup of butter, one-half
cup of ini'.k, two and one-half cups of
fl.ur, one and one half teaspoonfuls f
baking-powder, one cup of the meats of
any kind of nuts.
The following is recommended as one
one of the best cures for a cold : One
ounce paregoric, one ounce spirits cam
phor, two ounces castor oil, and three
ounces of molasses. Shake well and
take a tables xionful three times a day-
Those who grow orchard grass should
remember that it is very early. It should
be cut or eaten before the seed-stalk be
comes hard. Thus treated it can be cut
oftrner than any other grass, and when
well seeded on rich ground will make an
astonishing amount of feed per acre.
The following will give satisfaction
for cleaning cloth : Take half an om c
each of glycerine, alchohol and sulphu
ric ether, two ounces of aqua ammonia,
half an ounce of powdered castile soap,
and add w ater enough to make one quart
of the mixture. Use with brush or
sponge, and rinse with pur6 water.
Stuffed potatoes : Choose some large
potatoes, peel them, cut a small piecu off
the top of each, and scoop them out care
fully with a knife and fill them wi:h
sausage meat ; replace the top pieces.
Grease a baking pan with butter and lay
the potatoes side by side in it, with a
little lump of butfer between each ;
bake them in a hot oven.
A very delightful and easilyfprepared
dessert is one of bananas aud whipped
cream. Cut the bananas into small
slices, and over this jour cream, beaten
till it is very stiff. Do not sweeten the
cream until after it is whipped, and then
ase the pulverized sugar. Always fla
vor with a little sherry or brandy. Five
bananas and a pint of cream makes an
ample dessert for six people. Serve in
colored dish if possible. If one has no
servant make this just before going to
the table, and set aside on the ice ;
otherwise, do not let your cook begin it
until after you are seated at the table.
To make snowflake cake take one cup
of butter, three cups of powdered sugar,
one gill (half cup) of sweet milk, four
cups of flour and the whites of nine eggs.
Mash fine enough soda to make one level
teaspoonful, and add it to the flour ;
also, add three scant teaspoonfuls of
cream of tartar. Sift three times.
Cream the butter, add the sugar gradu
ally, then the milk, next the flour, and
last, the whites of the eggs beaten to a
stiff froth. If the cake seems too stiff
to beat easily use part of the whites,
putting in alternately a spoonful of flour
and a little of the whites, but reserving
the greater part to add after the flour is
all in and thoroughly beaten, as it des
troys the lightness of eggs to stir the
cake much after they are in. Bake in
layers and use any filling desired.
We would educate the girls in such a
way that they can step beyond the walls
of their homes and make themselves
useful. They should be made familiar
with horticulture in all its deparments;
bee keeping can be made very profitable ;
the care and rearing of poultry are with
in their scope, and scores of other useful
accomplishments which women educa
ted in all these things, can earn enough
to hire all be help she needs, both in
doors and out, aud often bring still more
to the Tamily treasury than her husband
cau from his farm, besides the comfort,
and luxuries thus obtained from her en
terprise ; and what is of vastly more
value to her and her household, she will
get the sunshine and open air, retain
perfect health and reason, live a long
and useful life, rear her family in com
fort, who, and the world, will rise up
and call her blessed. Does this seem
like an idle dream ? Those who are
Interested in the coming generations of
women who will live upon the farm, can
I?ave no more enduring monuments to
their memories than a school well estab
lished for their education in all those
things that will make women something
more than mere drudges er machines
m-tke them noble, useful women in the
highest, .truest wise. Am.
KASK IIM E
THE NEW QUININE.
V) RIWIW FVRS.
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M) HFAPACBE.
Ml BAD EFFECT-
F'LISAM. 1'CBE.
A POWERFUL TONIC.
that the m-t lt-n-a-- t,i-u -cti will bear.
ASPECIFIG FOR MALARIA,
RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
nn.1 all J"rm ir?rt.
Bi'Ilerne H" til. N. Y.."f "n!verll Juccesa
tul. i --r.very pa-nani
St Knnct' It' spiral. N. Y. trpiiiff.l with Kas-
: f kiiie ha t.een cured
, Dr. Ij. H. Whir, the T". s Kxamlnlnic Sura-eon.
I write : --Kni-kine trie :-t mn.llelne ma.ie."
i Ir. I.. M. Hefner 8' t.xn l?ls ft.. New York
'tty. ha enrol ovit '.".' p uients with Kiislt me at-
ter nmnlne unii all .tli-r Iru hail failed. He
1 tyt : "It l UTl'Hihte.tly the ten me. Heine ever
' dleivere'l "
! I'n.t W. . H'i'c nilie. M. T. !4 Kn-t V2th St ,
' N. Y. (late I'm!. In .N Y. Me.l. enl'.rnc) write :
"Ka'klne In -U..rn,r r.. .iintne In It eeine
jKiwer. ami nevtr I'TOiluee- the lieari n or consti
tution." Kev .1ia! T.. Mali. I'hnpl iln Alhany I'eniren
tlary. writes that Kn-klne ha cured his wife alter
twenty years iuftiTt-.a l-otn malaria and nervous
'lylep'H. Write Mmi lor (i irtie'ilars.
Thousamls upon 'iimi-in'l writ that Kaslclne
has eureil ti.ee ;ilter alt other me.lioines had
tailed. Write for n.w.k ! ' .vti ni'.n I lls.
Ka'ktne en n i.,. t iken without nv speelal med
ical advice. 1 a hottl . S i'd ry all druirglMs.
or sent hv n.ail oi( receipt of price.
THE K AK1 N t . i . :'t Warren St.. New York.
DSSlNES
.Syrup
CURES
Coughs
vz
Kmiicti Itrtl."
clerrs nut rats.
mice, roaches riles. an-, hod-
buxs.
Heart I'nlns.
Palpltaf tn, dropsical spellings, uit.r,iiiess. In
digestion, headache, sleeplessness cured hyWelis'
Iiealii Heuewer.
"Kon(h on I'orm."
Ask for Wells' -Kouh on Corns." ISc. Uuiek
complete cure. Har.l or sort corns. warn, hunlons.
"Rnrhn-I'alha "
tluleK, conipiete cure, all kidney. Mad ler and
urii ary illsenses. scaldinif, Ir-itatioti. stone, trav
el, eauirrh "f the Madder, f. drutalsta.
Bril. Rnc, Fllen.
Klies, roaches. afir. lo-d -buys. riTs. mice, ifoph
er chipmunks, cleared our hv - Kouah on Kats."
IV.
Ililn I'roplr
Wells' Health K-newer" restores health and
vltfor, cures dyspepsia. Impotence, sexual ilehlllty.
"Itonicri nn 1'aln."
t'ures chole.-a, crtiic, cramps, rl'arrhnpi, aches,
pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism.
V)c. Koiijfti on Pain Fl.'.sters. lfte.
nnllifrs.
If ynu are fallrif.roken.worn oi and nervou.
nse v ells Health Henewer.' ft. Druiiu'lsis.
I.lfe Prpoenrri
II inn are Iiirit you- u"-lp on llle. try "Wells'
Health Kenewer." ( Joes direct to weak spots.
"Ronicli oil IMIosi."
tTures plies or hemorrhoid". Itchlnir. protnidlnir,
Meedlnir. Infernal nrnlier. 1 r. tern a I and external
remedy In each package. Sure cure. 50c. Irruit
Klsts. Prplly omen.
Ladles who would retain freshness an I vlva;it,
don't tall t.i try "Well's Health Kenewer. '
"Ronih on Itch."
"Koutrhnn Itch" cures humors, eruptions, rlnir
worm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chlllhlalns,
"Ronfh on Catarrh."
('orrect." offensive odors at once. Complete cure
of worst chronic, also uneoualed as varicle lor
diphtheria, sore throat, foul Preath. 50c.
Th Hope of the nllon.
Children, slow in development, puny, scrawny
and delicate nue "Wells' Health Kenewer."
Catarrh or the Bladder.
Stlnarlne, Irritation, Inflammation, all kidney
and urinary complaints cured by "Huchu-l'aiha."
"Water Bairn, Roachen."
"liouti on Kata" clears them out, also beetles
SCROFULA
Usually develops in early life,
and is a peculiar morbid con
dition of the system, usually
affectine- the glands, often re
sulting in swellings, enlarged
joints, abscesses, thickening
of the lips, enlarged neck, sore
eyes. A scrofulous condition
is often hereditary, but bad
diet, too free use of fat meats,
bad air, want of sunshine and
nourishing food will induce
it. Some people are troubled
vnl'n scrofulous swelling of the
glands, and with ulcers and
kernels, which may cause very
little pain ; others may have in
ward scrofula, scrofula of the
lungs, scrofula of the spleen,
scrofula of the kidneys, and
scrofula cf the bones. BUR
DOCK BLOOD BITTERS will
drive away any case of scrofula
and not to appear in another
place, for their action on the
bJood and bowels will carry the
disease entirely from the body.
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FAILS TO CURECOUSHSXOLDa.
THRCrTAf&ALlJjUNOTROUBLQ
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A STARTLING FACT.
Ii U not commonly known that a large
..n -v.nion oi the rheumatic, and nvn
i i!.'i:i extant is traceable tlir'tlv t ; the
condition or imperial actii.n of
liit- ' i lnevs and liver; then Ion-a remedy
... ii i-.'rt-s the resulting tliscase mitet
U.'t'v in ind and in'uttn the l'rt cause.
M:::iv ht-i.:i Ui-in Atli'iphoros Mr
: iK-i,:: a: ism and ii-nralia have heen
:irpri.-t-l to find that chnnio diMrdtrs of
t!. liver and kidneys have also J'cen
i-i.viily relieved and lhey have written
inr an explanation. The fart is, that the
remedy acts directly on these organs,
cleansing them from all irritating sub
stances and regulating their action. Taken
in connection with Athlophoros Pills this
is, without exception, the most valuable
kidmy and liver remedy in the world, and
will ei ir" a large proportion of those who
have the--' diseases.
Op ike Iron Works, Copake, X. Y.
IVr the last live yc:irs 1 have Let n snb
j. i t i. severe attacks of rheutvatistu wliich
vi.::l 1 cause me t!iu mnstocciiiciating pain
in r.:v chest; was obliged to put myself
under the doctor's care for two or three
month at a time, and even then it was
almost impossible to get any relief. The
last time 1 was taken my son wai at home,
and I requested liim to call the doctor,
hut lie said he had heard of a new remedy
for rheumatism called Athlophoros and
advised me to try it. I did and you can
imagine my surprise, was relieved of all
pain after taking one bottle and have not
been troubled since. It saved me quite a
sum of money, and what is better, I was
not obliged to endure weeks of suffering;
would not be without it in the house. Have
recommended it to others and it never fails
to five relief. I.. 11. I'ATTF.RPON.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
.n,1 A t1.linlinp..o 1lll Imt u-liurn tlu-v i-iiit.
not be iMiutrht of the druggist the Athlo
phoros Co.," 112 Wall St., New York, will
send either (carriage paid l on receipt of
regular price, which is fl.C'O per lottle
for Athlophoros and fiOc. for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, in
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, disvasea)
of women, constipation, headache, impure
blood. Ae.. thlophoros I ills are nnequaled. 9
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li-.rmi.tiuo. Kri'l t l i. M r. Km no F. ltlnrd
r. l ii;hTi of h- N. W. T. I. It ! n-1 -i--p. wortb.-i
tr in. ht.t tt ii a ork of rtrf. Pnnt-d Iti mi rolrr t
p r sj . T vll I," "n.tfrl tt, r..i!tn rtdT t . hm: "n th wni:.
RGEHTi WEfiTFD. ZT:.rwZii.Z
fl. t-v - r - - '. v '! I iv '.nr.. irntr th-- ,!ltnr. of !t. BIraptf
fh y I : t -if SaM fy -urr If mrl t-u Rfo. TOW
inim-.l -ot, k -i f. n. i -. A 1i1rr II. . K EL
.r. '-"isr-i. Jf'Wi.miAii,
cof.iiv?, l'aln la
er-ics-tlon Ic taa
ti'lrr liie sfaanlilv.
: c"
i I it
- : catinrr, with a dts-
''..'ri.c'Hil t-otfr or tnlnd,
r r- '"'"!fr, I.orr alrlta, with
,'wt iv:nc reelected some duty,
ri ii -i : i7.T.lns-ea, Fluttering at th
. Dotn b. ;.-.re the eyas, Hcadaeka
. V-o .-ig'ir tys, Keitlssiness, wit a
1 fr nmm. Ilishly colored 1'iiaa, aad
CONSTIPATION.
s ii Li.a are -jspeeially adapted
i muni, one doto effects stich a
! .'tfc-'inpntoinionisrit.hegotrerer.
y ! nrrMithe . ppetlte.and cause th
' V J".1 oa h eal, thus the system la
.rhhsi'.smi ryth.lr Tonic Actios oa
SiKeatiTcOrB;ana,neB:ulai Staolaara
d. Prl-n !f
T'JTFS HAIR DYE.
(iJtAT llAtre or Whuriiii ohajiged to a
Black by a stngle application of
:us DTK. Jt imparT9 a natural color, aeU
Iristfintanenui.ly. Sold by DraeirUU. or
-' rit ly express on receCptof 91.
-rrio, 44 Murray St., Nw York.
NOT DEAD YET1
VALLIE LUTTRINCER,
KAKcrtoriii or
TIN, COFFER AND SHEET-IRON WARE
AND TIX ROOFIXG,
Kefpecttully Invites the attention ol his trlendt
and the nnhlii in .ran. i ,n i. ... . . . . . .
- i- . ' ' inci hunt n. is su II
earrylntt on huolness at the old stand opposite tha
.... i L -., "r.mif, iuii i. preparea to
snpply from a large stoek. ormannfartur nir toor-
, - "D. mim mi smaiieflt to
the largest, is the begt manner and at tha lowest
ItTtn prices.
at m??7, 11? 'tent,mry wor althar made or sold
at tola establishment.
TIN KOOFINO SPECIALTY.
(tire me a ea and satisfy tnnruir., .
ronrselve- utui
L.UTTK1NCJEK,
Wort and nrliMs
L-nsDunt, April 18. 18SS-tl
,
Important to Canvassers.
. ?tTr:I r',Te Canvassers In eTery counts
.iik..M. i "ruimr? irons, is
. . ' ' "r aironoi inmn
A W A V HITH IIHT Li ,,,T
nor.s
moderate. A larire and lastinir inmm.
Price
insured
."iSrArTt'VJ;- A'lre". or circulars,
c
. . a.., ! rvvi, ' J., neade St., N. Y
tLLERS' LIVER PILI
. sw i-T mj srmra i m unrl skral Mais,l. -a.
" a , ' -iaoriBsl Wt IH k7r. Wm
"Saltan' Urar Pila faTMi .ri f"
F BiUiajii ., i 77 arir
-T.VM. A daVBM. Bt fia4. Bswra-. .
BAM ft ail nrittMU aitJ a
!
t WHEIE All EUI ralLS.
Bt Ootuth Syrup. Tanas root.
vwinuniy. soiqny onjacrisv.
Thr rarlh's Interior.
" I'.ilkii'g uou! -.ir! t qiiitkfs. ' ?:tnl '
Pn- . Vaij Wn liuvi, "fal;s to ui'i d a
q:. StU'li. whic):. r till i;(J alone, is of
b Ailing Si j ii i !) iti' ' v lit p-iip'p of
this -ot)tii.t-iit. It, i- c that has lffn
iitni-i di;'cu;!o!i f"i ii -it.v y-ars. In" I
ii!i'Vf that the i -hi. m whs solved Ht
ibr- time the shock .nctiiifd in 1S84.
U'hf p tr: icular pi -.. htm that eartli
qu.iko origina'ed ..ITi'tiN little room for
81WCU1H' ion. Tlie nn.m inct proved by
th-u Mlinc-k was direct iv to the point that
in- interior of the t-aMh is in a highly
he ii d ntite.
"There are n.-i tac's !o disprove this 1
ass..i..pUon. but mi.y '...support it. If
it is not in a fluid cmidition so lartfely as
.... T .
iu tineiieir i;n in iigiuiiy, which is
c .tinted equi.l to a I'all of steel, this is
s.ini in be because tf ifce greai weight
v. l !i which the ex'.t-rn.r presses towards
the center. Notw iL.'islat.diot? the facts
already mentioned, cooling process is
steadily eoinn on. GrolosMsis claim it
h.it- required tweui-five millions of
;.is to acquiie its present external
form of soiidir.y. and that duiine this
period the mountains were formed
the hollows of the sfiis made by a sort
of wrirkling of the surface as the globe
of t:quid fire and heated yases contracted
to its uresenl hhalie. Accoidiilir to this
:a.... ........ .
idea, t be solid crust of Hie earth exteDds
down from teu to furiy miles, there be
ing beoealh that a t:r awr or less thick
ness of plaotic malt-rial, from melted
ruck, eic under high pressure, while
the crust of the earth is all the time in
a hit$h state ot tension, from the gradual
cooling or li e interior, causing cavities,
and allowiiiK the superincumbent earth
(O riowd down cinaer lo its heated core.
"Another t iimry is that the access of
wa:rr, i.y pei cUliou ilnough the sur
face of the earth, to these subterraneous
ovens, it is thought, may in some cases
cause explosions, dislocating vast quan-
tlties Of ma'-r-Ilal, xtnl perhaps by Open
ing communication with the still bolter
P irtiOll yet lower down, be the Cause Of
the most destiuctive volcanoes.
"These explanations, while being to a
small extent h pothetical, accord with I
aH that is known by acknowledged au- j
thorilies. Another significant fact is j
that they afford th best theory yet ad- ;
vanced to account for the Charleston
earthquake, which has agitated the
minds of people all over the globe."
The geologist, waxing warm to his
subject, insisted that have hardly !
mnde a pin-scratch upon the crust of the i
earth. The further we go down the !
warmer it Is. An illustration of this
is supplied in the fact that the artesian
weiln supplying the city of Paris from
d eih of nearly eighteen hundred feet
yield water of eighty-two degrees Fah
renheit and the lower levels of the Com
siock mines have almost uriform tem
pera: ure of one hundred degrees Fah
renheit. "It is estimated the heat increases
at the rate of one degree for every fifty
feet, ; nd this would give a temperature
to melt the hardest rocks in less than
ten miles. On this theory the present
volcanic aud eaith quake regions of the
globe are located along the axis of those
supposed wrinkles or corrugations from
the contraction of tne crus-, thought to
be at present in the state of greatest
tension. The most marked of these are
down the east coast of Asia, including
the Japan and Philippine islands, and
extending to Java, where the great
earthquake of occ urred. Another
niso extends down the Pacific coast of
North and 8 uth America, the manifes
tations of which have been very light in
the northern part since the commence
ment of historic timrs, but oi whose
presence in South America we have had
naiy (linking evidences.
r.bensbnrK ( rnion R. R. Nchrdnle,
Lkaver Northward.
No. 1. No. 2. No. 3.
A. M. A. M. P. M.
C 00 1 J.lo 8.25.
07 11 30 5,35-
9 14 11 29 '....5 42.
9.19 11.85 5 4H.
9 24 11.41 5 63.
9.30 11.47 6.02.
9.40 12.01 8.15.
'..uavics South ward.
No. 1. No. 2. No. 3.
A. M. A. M. P. M.
7.05 10.00 3 0t
7 15 JO 09 3.15.
7 21 lo 15 3.24.
7.25 10.20 3 30.
7 30 10.25 3 8.
7.38 10 32 3.45.
7.46 10.40 4.00.
Cresson,
r.uckett,
Munster,
Noel,
Kayli.r,
Hra.lley.
tbensliurit,
Kbenburi,
Bradley.
Kavlor,
Noel,
Munster,
l-iuckett,
Cresson,
I'resmon and ( oalpnrt R. R. Nchednle
LiKavbm Northward.
Mall
Exn.
P. M.
.. 5. 20.
. 6 33.
. 6.36.
. V44.
. 6.61.
. 6.67.
. 6.01.
.. 6.05.
. 6.09.
. 6.17.
.. 6.23.
. 6.25.
. 6.34.
. 6 43.
. 6.46.
. 8.60.
M.
. ress.iu
Wildw jt..l
1 -rtwson
ninsbi y
Ash vl lie.
Mlllstde,
Pysarts,
tondron.
lcan,
Frorallty.
Shirley,
t alien Timber.
Flynn City,
Coaiport,
Rosebud,
Irvona,
9.10
9 28
9.32 ,
9 43
9.62
10.00 ,
10 06
10 10....
10 16
10.27
10 36
10.37
10.49
11.01
II.04
11.10
Liavis Southward.
Mall
Exp.
'A. M
... T.OO.
... T.05.
. . 7.07.
.. 7.16.
.. T.25
... T 27.
... I 32,
... T 41.
. T45.
. 7.49.
... 7 62.
... K 09.
... 8.05.
... 8 14.
... 8 17.
... 8.30
P. M.
2 30...
S 36...
J.38...
2 48 ...
2.57...
8.00...
3.06....,
3.15.....
S.20....
8 24...
8.28...
3.3V..
8 42 ..
3..'.2....,
3 .6fT. .
4.10
Irvona,
Kosehud ,
Coaiport,
FIvn Cttv,
Fallen Timber,
Shlrlev,
Frugality,
Iean,
tondron,
Hysart.
Mlllsl.le,
Ashvllle,
Amshry,
llawson,
Wlldwood,
Cresion.
ROBERT EVANS,
w
UNDERTAKER,
AKD MANUFACTURER F
and dealer In all kinds ol FUKNITUKE,
WA tu. ne ol Carets always en hand.-
Bodieo Embalmed
WHEN REO.UIKED.
Apt. 30 86
FRAZERAfKI
BEST IXTHI WORLD U il C aVI O C
tr Get the Oeauin.
Bold
IRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE.
too farms, M ! 19,000 aeraa at to aa per
acre, fiood markets. Healthy rlim,-. Favnr.
able tireeneetS. Write tor rirralars rnntuniar
rIjf'M-iBU''TV rEtrr-sr'tXS nHAVIV,
K8TATB i.mttntar(,( a.
RECEIPTS AND EXPESDTTURIS
OF-
CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA.,
FROM TEE
4 111 slay r January. 1996. to tti 3rd
day of J an nary , ltS7.
ALEX. STACKHUUSE, TRiAfCRBR, IH.
To tiRlani-n In bands or Trtunrer at
lact settlement
To amount rex-cived from miscellane
ous sources.
To amount reo!ed from redemption
ol lanrts
To p.mount received from seated and
unseated lands
To amount received from constables
rorlSs6and pTeylous
To amount ol duplicate for lis
417 00
:i,W3 11
K34 30
17,370 W
2.617 27
78.1W) c:
(112.423 21
. ,monnt pa((,,
Amiitors (Coanty) f
Andluin. (Statei
300 oo
67 oo
3,537 74
67 00
I.R78 00
6.174 30
244 fto
10.000 00
16.000 00
1.200 00
fJ 00
400 00
4.'W 00
1 ,e9 3V
4.6M 87
1,128 0
IK", 4
44.'! 1.0
2.114 Vi
1.2-JS 00
34ft 2f
1,040 00
L70 84
0i aj 00
4.8.TV 89
129 00
17 f 1
4,447 00
64 00
61 38
3.18 42
36 36
53 43
729 45
VM 7
Assessors
Hoarding- .lurors
Hoard In it Prisoners
Kuiloinc Kridite
Bridite and Kiad Views
Horrowed money
rtonds redeemed
Commissioners
Commissioners' clerk
t'ommissioncrs' counsel
tjourt crier and tipstaves
t'onstatiles
t'rtmtnl prosecutions
'ourt House
leds to cownty
IMstrlct attorney
Elections
Fox and o:her scalps
Inquisitions
Iottrest on (Hinds
Interest on borrowed money.
Janitor
.lail and lailor
Jury commissioners i elera
-'urora (trand)
.umrs trav
erse)
.lurors (talesmen)
M iscellaneous
Old orders
I rotates
Pop tune and ezpresaas;
lrotlionotary
Prlntlnit ..
Poor directors
Poor & house of employment
3"0 00
15.W78 09
1,704 8l
184 00
81 84
1 ,Oi8 Oi"
749 71
4M8 16
60 00
1, (198 58
1.8.S4 74
482 22
6.746 25
:;60 oo
4.18 85
200 00
1..VI9 38
1 .074 92
2 52t) 51
2,649 21
40 85
2, i9 88
fainting court nouse.
j EeTundlnir'
i Keibw school
I Kciiemption'oV'i'an'ds;;;!.".!'.;!!.'
Koad damaite
K"ad lund
School lund
Sheriff
State tax
Soldiers' hurlal
Stenographer
Teachers Institute ....
Western penitentiary
Western I'enn'a hospital
U.m'll'u In .tn B, U K 1. KnnH.
i Kxonerations to constables ...
I :TLlXZ
I Treasurers com. par cent.
3,834 38
833 2T
2 118 8I $1 12,423 28
Treasurers com. per cent,
on ri.:ll lo...
Hy hi lance .n hands of Treas
urer A
MOUNTS HUE FKII.M C41NSTA BL5S.
i2 Henry t-mrncr. Johnstown. 7th w..$ 64 23
1M3 F.. B. McCartney. K. Clirmanrli. . i 42
Henrv Stemmer. .lonnstown 4th w. 87 11
P. K.'Mlller, Johnstown. 8th w 24 04
trenrife II. PrlnRle. Wllmore 8 90
1SS4 eor;e K. Kruir, Ban- towrshln.... 14 91
I. H. Jones. Cambria township 14 81
1S85 Auittistlne Yost. Carroll township. 64 4.8
UeorKe Soulsby, Cleartleld twp 170 9.
J. A. Troxell. Portage towt.shlp 78 34
John N. Straver. Summerhlll trp.. 73 83
1188- S. B.Kdmstin. Bnrr township 14 45
James M. Kelly. Cambria 1st w 6") 78
John A. Jones, Cambria township... 60 12
B. A. Oeloiier, Carrolltowr. 54 01
I J. Weafcland, Carroll township.. 2S3 66
Oeotve W, Krise. Chest twp 58 71
Stephen A. Cooper. Clearfield twp. 183 38
Calen Butler. Coopersdale 8 66
A. H. Penrod. Croyle Uiwnship 209 97
Jac"b A. Kline. Elder township ... 27 07
John B. Murphy. Franalln Bor ... 1M
treorite Jutwald, (Sallltzln Bur 79 40
A. .1. Berkev, Orubhtown Bo- 43 34
P. K. Mliler, Johnstown. 6th 82 87
F. F. Mullen. Port aire township... 31 60
Henry Flf-hensehr. erospect Bor... 1ft 17
Silas Ba'dwin. Stinycrpek twp 3X174
,1'ihn N. Strayer. Summerhill twp.. 223 SO
Wm. A. liaicer. Sui-quebanna twp.. 5ol 9"'
Hi ram Kemrrer, Tavlor E. twp 84
V.. C. Ford, Wet. township 127 44
Samuel Huy, Sr.. Tunnelhlll 37 41
ChKS. S. Hajnes, T'pper Youer twp, 33 49
3,128 13
MOUNT 1UE CAMBKIA COUNTY ON
IUIMENTS.
A
Isaaj Wlke
32 84
86 06
88 06
97 90
53 75
78 70
355 72
54 16
88 39
68 12
48 32
37 82
42 49
52 54
61 80
W. W. Sherman, et. al
Barbara Kosjb
Oeorire V. Sherry
Pat. Connell
Pat. Connell et al
A. Fnrrell
II. O. Burke
H. . t'mm, ot al
M. J . Nopl. t al
James Eckles, et al
A. K. Ettztniter. et al
P. I.. McKensie. et al
Jeremiah Lynch, et al.....
P. F. Flcnner, et al
$1,224 46
KECEIVEH FKI 1
Ell I. AMS.
M SEATEP ANII T'NSEAT-
DISTRICT.
Adams township 1
Allegheny township
Harr township
Blackllck township
Cambria township
Carroll township
Chest township
Clearheld township
Conemaueh township
'royle township
Iean township
Ehenshurtr Borough
Elder township
Oarlttiin Borough
(lallitzin township
.lacksen township
Johnstown Borough
Munster township
Portage township
Keade township
South Fork, I. S. I
Stonycreek township .
Summerhill township
Susquehanna townahip
Taylor township (EhsD
Taylor township (West)
Washington township
White township
Yoder (Iwer)
Yoder (Upper)
road. at -Boot..
271 04 $ 360 OO
8 12
25 72 58 58 I
114 35 198 71 I
69 58 86 64
7 08 II 28
526 48 1,017 74
132 86 225 43
145 36 128 40
103 (10 65 15
250 83 499 56
2 66 2 20
71 22 128 17
49 75
148 43 1 84 1 4
442 88 683 22
9 90
9 80 14 07
233:6 351 21
569 72 1,353 96
65 82
3 00 7 80
251 88 271 41
tj7 46 101 18 1
51 00 63 00 I
31 90 31 90 i
9 58 127 56
558 20 666 40 1
121 Ml 179 46 j
63 88 82 58 I
4.3.4S6 (6,824 47
ItKMAHKS.
In connection with this report, we present one
bill, that ol C. J. Mayer, Esq., lor painting Court
Honse. This bill does not represent the full
amount received by Mr. Mayer, as the work doae
on desks, tables and book cases, was a separate
job for which there are separate bills. The
amount received by Mr. Mayer, la shown In our
report under the beading Painting Court House.
A great many persons having expressed the opin
ion that this bill 13 enormous and ethers holding;
op the Commissioners to ridicule, for not making
a letting ot this job, we lere Introduce the bill
that the taxpayers may be enabled to iudge for
themselves as to the justness of said bill, that
Mr. Mayer, as well aa the County Commissioner
may be "fairly and honestly represented.
OUTSIDE COURT HOUSE.
3,319 yards scraping, painting, sanding
tower, cornices, brackets, plnaeles,
etc., at 28e. per yard I 929 3
620 yards painting of valleys and tin...
roofing at 7o. per yard 43 40
61 yards outside doors and ttames at
2ic. per yard 10 20
32 large windows and frames at (1 70
each 54 40
26 larire windows and frames at tl 30
each 33 RO
25 cellar windows and frames at 40c.
each looo
25 cellar window gratings at 30c. each .. 7 60
2 doors and frames at 50c. each 1 to
15 yards painting of Iron railing at 10c.
per yard 1 60
44 yards painting on out houses at 10c.
per yard 4 40
INSIDE COUHT HOUSE.
1,881 yards cleaning, sand papering and
bard oil finishing at 12c. per yard... 201 72
389 yds. cleatiingand oillngat9c.pcryd. 35 01
Clearing, sand papering, hard oil
finishing 23 windows, inside blinds
at 3 90 each
Cleaning, sand papering, hard oil
finishing 23 windows. Inside blinds
at t2 75 each
161 yards palntinir Iron ballisters and
stairs at 10c. per yard
3 pair Iron shutters at $1 50 each
128 70
83 25
15 10
4 .SO
11,643 80
ASSETS.
Thie irom 1a.l1rtncn.te
Ime from constables
Remaining In Treasurer's ranis..
To balance...
1.224 46
.... 3 1'.'8 13
... 2.1169
... 25,754 44
102,223 72
XA ABILITIES.
Outstanding orders 480 82
Outstanding bonds 10,000 Oo
Doe districts on road and school 8,467 73
Due Individuals Irom redemp'n of lands 331 78
Due Poor and House of Employment 12,943 39
$32 ,223 72
Uitek under our hands at the Coram Issloners'
Office, In Ebensbunr, this 27th day of January,
A. D. H87.
JOHN KIKBY. 1
JAMES COSTI.OW. Commissioners.
DAVID HAMILTON.
Attest V. A. McOotjoh, Merit.
WE. tbe undersigned. Auditors of Cambria
county, respectfully retort that we have carefully
examined tne vouchers and accounts ot the Ke.
eeipts and Expenditures of said county, Irom the
4th day of January, 1846, to tbe 3rd day ot Janu
ary, 188T, and find them as stated, also tbe forego
ing statement of Assets und Liabilities of said
Bounty.
Oivkw nnder onr hands at the Commissioners'
Office, in Ebensburg, this 27th day ol January,
A. D. 1887.
H. A. EN4T.EIIAKr, )
C. B. I'OVt'K. Auditors.
PA'l KICK U'LHJWD. S
RECEIPTS AUD EXPEMTUKS
-OF-
POOR A1 HOUSE OF HIPLOVSEM
tiMBRIl COlK rBXS'i.
FROM
JANNRY 4, 1SS0, TO JANUARY 3, iSST.
ALfcX. STACK MUVSE. i Raisraaa, I.
Toam't ot Keqotsltlon for 1SS8 $1 7,000 00
lo balance due Poor anj House oi t.m
plovment
10.728 98
To cash per I. L.lly. r.sq., Steward.
. 1.167 M
33 00
t2S,919 48
To cash per Jeo.
. w .
, J.ly
CK
By am't paid
Attorneys' lees t 66 00
Placksmltblna; 38 17
Board I o ic and nursing o. d. p.. 286 M
CtriKDtsr wutk 33 25
Clothlnic, dry aroods, boots, and
shoes Cfl 1
Coal 301 46
Clarion and other counties.... 71 08
Coffins at House 22 OH
Costs law suits 13 67
Constable and Justices' feei.. 227 92
Coffins and (uneral expenses
o. d. p 408 60
Pirecters convention 15 00
I rru irs and medicines 41 75
Expenses and allowances o. d p. 6,281 0
I-arm Implements 1V2 45
Farmer and House Servant... 6.K 00
Flour and feed 590 63
Freight and transportation.... 2"8 P4
tlrain 4.S9 60
tJrocerles 644 01
Hardware 130 67
Insurance 2u0 58
L.lv stock 70 00
l.lehtnlDK Kods 173 06
l.ivery hire 18 00
Lumber... 82 S7
Meat 453 48
Paint and painting 142 64
Physician's at House 163 10
Physician's to o, d. p 667 41
Phosphate 125 70
Plumbing ao m
Kepairs. 147 49
Salary Steward ftOM 00
Salary Matron 150
Stationery 17 21
Spi utiiiK 71 OM
Tobacco 7114
Vea-etahles 28 60
Weateru l'rnn'a Hospital 3,' "59 38
By balance due Poor and House
ol Employment 12 943 39-
28.919 48
M'lfNT;; Hf
A NI HofSE OF
JY EMHI.I YM N r.
Jacib Thomas and wife
John Bilker
Wm. Trice
John I. Evans
I. Lilly
$622 f4
111 78
A. 1 :
as 4
1 7
'nv7
Hivfk under our hands, at the Commissioner's
Offlr-e. at EbenshurK. this 27th day ol January,
a. i) 17.
H. A. ENMI.KHAKT. 1
. n. i -i i t.K. J An
PATK1CK li'imwil. )
II tors.
REPORT OF I. l.II.I.Y. STEWAKH OF
POOK AIVD HIUNt, OF EMPLOYMENT
OF CAMBKIA COUNTY. PENN'A.
Stix k on Farm.
3 horses, 1 bull. 3 helflers. lo cows, 1 cair. 7
shoats, 48 chlekens, lo turkeys.
Farm Fromi'its.
63tons hay. Ti8 bu.hei-oat. 450b,,ch corn aars
97 bush, buckwhent. 850linh. tiotatoes, 12.'. trunlps.
60 bufti. heets. It bush, union.". 1114 heads cab
bane, beans. tnmatoe. ltuce. etc. In uantlty.
Butchered 8 hniis 2528 fr s, 6 calves. 52 J.s.
M ANCVAITfRKI. IS Hol'St.
21 bbls. soft soap. rw.Tt.s, hard oap. Rooits bntter,
2 bids saur kra'it. 176 cans fruit. 44 men's shirts.
22 cheroi.-es. 29 tiresses. 6 children's dresses. 20
aprons. 11 shirts. 2t.alr woolen socks. 9 pair stock-
inKs. 15 pairs mittens. 19 aiieets. 26 pillow slips 13
be.! ti-ks, 14 pillow tl-ks. 23 haps. 16 roller towels,
Farm I mplemesth
1 heavy 2 horse .. 2 surlne wagons. lhw
; (ct. 2 sleighs 1 cart. 1 bnh sied. 1 hand cart. 1 loir
fled. 1 wheelbarrow. 2 buirtty rakes. 1 itraln drill.
1 corn planter. 1 mowing machine. 1 elder mill. 3
harrows, 1 cutting box. 4 Krain cradles, 1 five horse
power engine and tit!er. 2 hay forks and ropes
an 1 iln ut.le elevator for hmstttig hay. 1 choplng
mill. 7 sets hrne. 2 .a ldies. collars, bridles,
baiters ct.ams. f."ve .e-e
, , iatks.
In Hou-e .1 tniiarv 1st ivvt
Admitted dtirinit the year 52--104
?ied durlnit the vear 5
iMschajifed. sent iiixm nt. e-c 44
InoY7Sm.lc"M
XtiTXnTfU 1 ma,
Ol the 55 inmates there are 24 foreigners
31
natives.
I1KI) AT Hi fSK.
Jiiines Reynold". Honrv r-hafer. Michael I a I ly .
Patrick Henehan. Margaret McCahin.
1 M l'Rf I V E M ESITSI.
New building over well and pump 14x24 feet
with IlerricK attachment
Barn wagon shed, chicken house and engine
honse were pm'pted.
Tin roof on 11. .use was repainted.
I.tvhtning rods were put en House, barn and
wagon shed.
llSI'BJjn 0 I'RorwRTT.
North American Co. on House
do do on furnltdre
do o barn and shed
Fire Asootatlon on House
Orlentnl Company on House
do do on barn and contents ...
Carol, ri. 1 Mutual Co., on Ibiuse
do do wngnns and harness
S 3.00O
3.0. "0
1,7 '1
3 oiO
(
3'io
Total.
18.7O0
On House and contents
On barn, shed und Contents.
t'.iyioo
MARVELOUS PRICES!
booics -miLLiorj
Complete .Novel and lltbtrr H rka, bjr Fan
Avthar. Alinoat 4ln Away. Thr fohowiuc booia
are puMijh4 in oral pamphlet form, and all are prliivtf
from nd type apoa (rood paper. The treat af a
ftr. Trity-of aaircia. anJ we trio a do out can tiamto
tbe Hit without Qclmtt tbt-rr1n man Ikai h or h oi
lik tr potwm. In cloth boun-t frrro, ihrw bnoka oaJ4 oat
I.OO eah. Kach Hook tt complfi in Uat-iT.
t. The Widow Hedatt 1'arx.ra. Thi. I ih bfK
orr which joor rraodraothrri lauf hM till thrj eiifxl, ao4
it funny to -lav aa It errr u.
1- Winter Evfiilnf Kereatlonn, a larre oniftl
of A r tin f l'hartv1a. Tar,!atiK, Gaaioa. Pottlva. vac., for
tal folhrrlDfr. priai thatrtala, aad tnitaf ot bnma.
Hark to the Old Howie. A otti. b; atarw
Cocil Hay author of Hillra P-rlla."
4. IMalocaeta, Hecitatlono and Resrtlnra. a larr
and choice ciif-su iii for ochooi eifj.Miloai o l j ul-llo aad
prlvfttc ODiertammrn'i.
ft. The Standard Letter Writer for I.a4tea an
(rnilfmn, a coOipii (rui l to rorrrwpou1tu-, rlin plnla
dirt-etionn for tbo eompotmion of leitortof r kici, wna
lurmmsrririlr fnrrna ati.t rtkO'!fi
The Frocea lee. A tbrirt.n VaTl. Bt Vllkl
Cotltu. author uf " Tta Uominiu Whiif, m
T. Ked i'oort Farm. An tntrTtiD Novrl. ft lira.
H'Iiti Ho.,J o:li..r of Kt I.tnua wk.
h. The Lady of the LaLe. It Hir Waiter Fr..tt.
' Th l al . f ih l.ak ia a roinaoc- io rof an4 of a I
th oorki of Srott nnD la trior beautiful tr-an thU.
t. In CapU i ?iet, A Noil. Hy tbt author of ' lra
Thrne."
10- AafW Barton. Novel. Pt 0orr Fltot, aathar
f " Adam Hf3. Tn- Mill en the V loaa
11 Lady Gwendoline Dream. A Novel. By th
author of ' rrra Tborn. "
11 The Myatery f the Holly Tree A Hovel.
By th Author of " Dora Tr-ori,
13 The Radajet of W It, llaaaor and Fan, a 'arco
eollortiooof the fuoDj tionaa, ikruUn, aaeedotca, poraia
and 1 .
1 John TiowerhanVa Wife. A Vo-l By
Huloefc. author of - John Halt fat. Irrmlvraan.' etc.
Ii. The Gray Woman. A ..el. Br Mn (?akUa
uthor of Marv Bartoti. etc.
I. Mitre a Completj Mforlea TopoTar Au'hora
en)f.ra:Li.l' lov. buianroiia 1 rrtfctlT atorlr-a. atori- of
arit-tT lit, of a-lTt-fttiirts, of railwai lift, t., ail vrrj .
17 elaaper litrte rteeret- Nol. Bj MU V It
n?-a!l'l'D. a-itf.tr oT -- Aiiro' Until.' tr.
lft Faney Work fr Home' Adornment, b cntirv'T
Ciw w.r upon Ibia yti;f"l. 'DlainiD( -naj ac t praotl--J
natrui-tion tnr rusklnc finM ha"', wall pA.-kta, hratk
eta. o-Mi work, wmhr-.tlerj, etc., rir., proruarlr aat
fntii illtmtrattxl.
l. Grimm. Fairy torlt- for the Yoana. Tbo
niwi . i:er:l.,1 r r.irf atufirn .tii.:i-hi-J. 1 i.r 1 hi -l7o ara
Jrln.. 1 ra ,rh t1IM.
Man mil of Ftlgnette tvr I-alt- ao1 Grnt1-voti,
a mM- to p.lien-. and nn4 hrftj1B(, imuk ih ralr
Of liwle-ril . Tlqtle-ltf for fall .wi -tl .
i l oefal Knowledrre for the Million, a fcan1
TiMfc t.f u Tul lofuraaiiou (or U, o-o runm ami tri"ui
Jltj.-ra.
The Home ( frnb Hook aad Family I'hval.
elan, c-t!-t,iimc huu-1r- f fifriieni rM)im( .
In m To rtonkrwpf ra. tlliur h-w torurt a'.l emofuon all
ttt'uta rx attnt'- home rniil .--.
- Manner and TaMoma In Far Away I.aa da,
a vr ititrr-'inc ao l intr -- m of uan t. t---rih
lu- th- p-ii!iiir lifr. h..n, ibiMutn aa4 euterua of tho
j,-- ..,.- ..f lurritn countriv
i T Popnlar llitllndo. Sie ire at b. t nuaio.
V onla of ail t' ' o.4 ao-1 r-" .4m
IS alled Rnrk. a r,i r Hnrfi TneT.
. At the World' Mery. v-.-: Kv Krrnrw
ar-1- n. antler 1 no H.m u ih.- ,(i--.b.'
iT Mildred 'I' rev anion. A Nw-I. - Thi Dufh'M,"
a'ith..r t.f ' M-i't Hawo. etc.
1M lart limy a. A Nol. Bt tbe author of ' Ta'lM
Ba-k
T9 flhadow on the fnaw. A Voel. By B. I., far-
jma, author uf - Brrait tad bret n1 kn, ' tf
sa. Lreolln. ny Mary toeii Ha.autttr of K rem la
Torko
I). Gabriel Marrfa:e. A Navel. By Ukt Colllst,
author of ' o Stnif,
Kenplnc the Whirlwind. A Korri. Br Mary
Cecil Hi author f " t.d M 1 1-1 un'a Monv. ete.
U Mndley Carteon. A Vnvel By Mtvs M. It. Brad
don, author of " I.adv Au-lley ert, eu.-.
M. A Goldoa r)iwa. A hovel. By the author of
Iora Thrue. ' of.
Vol eric Fate. A NovoL By Mr. AleiaEler,
author "f r hr Woo i of O t. ' et.
K SUter Koae. a - By Vilkl rniBa, author
of Tne m oiuau iu White, .
T. nn-. A Hovel. Bv Vr Bnry Vmut, aothftr of
Kmi Lvnne.'
3". The Lanr.i Tlaoh. A Nnrel. y Mtia MulArk,
author nf ' Jwhii rllilfu. tieatieman." et
S9 KohlaaoH Cruitif. A rnmim narrative by latel
rr Foe. -1. rrir.ir, tb a-ioturea of a castaway la tb
8onh Ta ifi tii-r.,
. How to Make ToaltrT Tajr. A praetir-iT and
!n-ru -n.r . ri.-a ..f arti - t. Mr ' ll .li...... V .ulixT
Blltor f Th. - , o1 l,i-iB pi,, ft IliH-trut I.
I. I'arlor Ma-le and f heaitral Ki rlmrnla,
,o wln-l, f ;n h.. a to rfnrm h,.n r 1- -f u-un. tn-ki
,tn rnajc ari-1 tna-"ti t e peri-nei.f wib rutuple aeynta
1 Gem a of tt.e I'oeta, on'iuiint rh.rmmf rf.
iona fri-.m T. HM i I. ..hi;'- l-.w. t Mtri.-j Hvr b. .-b-tlev
M or. RrTi-t wu ,,-her-t
Mnlldlrt, Plana for rra-tleal, l.nt.(
Iloatwa, a fm: fl'-a npn an 1 i -n. o( F cht mtn-rn.
hue, rtncmr tn prt frnn, y f.itV 1 1! uawaTe-4
Aaec dMe of I'ahlle Mea - W-Tft,nioo. ot
In. cut. Ti t-n. I.u -ln. H-ii (;raitt f;
But lor. Hanenrtt. L . aa-J mil the lorwttiii: mar. ol
th- rviiiirT.
.fto' Fable. The work of tr anient r-n.-a.
'h .1-lren have reai ihem fwr couturier tr i grown peo M
I'i :e theiu every 1av
Ot R rFt'AI.F.n OFFER.
We have nrrRnrd with the pnbl1lir
rf these hnoks 1,. furnish the whole forty
five with one year s snli.i-riplion to our
paper for l.f" or wi will send any flva
for '4S eta., or the whole forty-five for
tl.SO. Adilrena nil orders to puhlikhera of
" FREEMAS," Ebrn.har, Pa.
WANTED L 1 Y "!" -
Wf r I !T)I!W.' llfcTfiVf :"C,l-tV
aad goati a!ary jtV-t PHnf.. ii n:Ui,;v gm n. T,
A Little Loot ldTlce.
Yes, my eon, there are rrn who, la
the morning of their lives, tz- brightest,
strongest, bravest days tbey have to
lire, go through various courses, and
come out reformed, and all right at last.
There are some men who do this. Occe
in a while yon will find one and you
think you will do just as he did.
Bat the hundred or the thousand mea
who started in with him and never got
through! The swimmers whD plunged
into that Turbulent Jsea of d!sipate4
recklessness with, him, and never gainel
the shore again but went Cmn In lbs
combing billows and the yeasty break
ers ! How about them? Arn't yob
more than likely to be one ot tLe multi
tude, than you are to be the exception ?
I tell you, my hey. ten young fellows
of your ape may en-irk together in the
prodigal business, with good capital and
the usual stock of red paint for munici
pal decorative purposes ; their bands are
steady, their braids are clear, their hearts
are brave, and they are ambitious and
hopeful and earnest ; they only want ta
have their racket and see the town be
fore they settle down to bard, steady
work. They are not going to be drunk
ards. They're all right ; they don't
believe in this sort of thing at all, but
they are young, and it's quiet on the
farm with nobody but old folks and the
elder brother, and they want to travel
and see the world a little before thev be
come good citizens, props to society,
and pillars of the church. And by and
, by. when the state and society and the
, church wants them and needs them, we
look for the ten and they are not found,
returning to give glory to God for mercy
and saving strength and cheering grace,
save the stranger, the Samaritan. And
we ask, "W here are the nine ?"
My dear noy, there is more hope for
i the stranger, forthestrejt waif, born in
! the haunts of vice and walking in its
I ways all hiB life, than there Is for the
1 yOUng man Who, born in the light and
1 ,,v , - . , . .
j taught in the way of uprightness, turns
his back deliberately upon wisdom and
virtue, and intelligently makes vice his
choice. The stranger, charmed with
purity and health and cleanliness so new
and beautiful to him, comes back ; but
the nine, my son ?
j Now, my boy. be sensible in this rcat-
ter. You say, "Oh, well, I'll take the
1 . ' "
luautcj kju iv. r? rii, uun LUttt If ail
right. Come, you and I are men of the
world, we are reasonable men we'll
: "take the chances On it" HS V0U do OD
I . .
i the llOrSO race, the turn Ol a C.-lIU, OD tbe
i ,in ii,- : ci,, ti, r.ott.
' 8lr?cuUs on me irize ught, the regatta,
j the Walking HtCh. JuStgiVeVOUt
, , ... ...
! morM Conduct, your higher life, yOBf
' character, your good name, your hopes
...
ana BmulllODS an even SHOW W1LU thB
v,, 1 ., , , . .
; Orse race ana draw poker and the
sluffpirjiT match I rrnn't srsn k;k rnn
! OJUKrillJ8 Uiatcn , 1 won t even aSK yOB
I to do better than that. Just give thera
1 a fajr eJd and do favor, and may the
'
; best One Win.
..,. j ... . ,
At the horse race do you deliberately
; bt one chance in ten. in i-ools ?
j 10 -vou I,ut our money on the bonw
that has a record of ten races, cine of
which he has lost T Trne, you back the
favorite against ;he field sometimes, but
! tbe favorite isn't the horse with tbe
j losing record. You don't dmw to a
pket hand that you know wont 11
ODce ic ten times, not if you can just as
well draw to eorrethiLg that is a dead
sure thing nine times out of ten. Yoa
don't bet on tbe last man in the walking
match. Of course, in all games of
chance and athletic contests and games
of skill and tbey ! ;o in ie same
'oat in lhese ai s the chances are al-
Jwajs against you, ha
the worst ones, do yu
u don't select
? Now, be hon-
1 est- and ?'ve yourself as eiod a chance
, in life as you do at the horse race.
; And then .,'ting tired? "Well, just
! one word, and 1 let you go. In three
i card monte, in ; lie poker room, at the
i faro hank, at the horse race, at the walk
! ing match, in tbe grand lottery, in the
little bunco scheme, who "takes tbe
! chances?"' Honest, now, who "take
, the chances ?" Yes, my son ; tbe bet
j ters, every time. The pool buyers ; the
people in the grand stand ; tbe ticket
' holders , the visitors from the country ;
; the fools. And who rake in tbe pile ?
Who gather the stamps ? You are cor
; rect ; the dealer, tbe bunco steerer, the
managers of the lottery, the poker sharp.
! They don't "take the chances," my son.
i Tbey are "children of this world" who
! "are in their generation wiser than the
' children of light." They do not "take
the chances," Thev let you and me
i "take the chances," and they "take the
' pot."
! You may go, my son. Have some
! sense. Not too much. You needn't
burden yourself with more than you can
' manage. A few grains of sense is as
much as mcst men need, and more. Oh.
tons more than a great many men Lave.
! He that is Dot open to coDvictmo 1? not
qualified for discussion.
-Deliberate with caution, but act with
derision ; and jield with jrracloumess or pp
; pose with firconesi.
Castle buildiDS ives us a habit of ad
miririir fine things without practicing them,
' It intoxicates us with conceit and sentimen
tality, for did ever any one buiW a castle In
the air, which did not in some war. redound
to his honor or praise ?
When a man becomes 6rly convinced
that he i. a genius, it is then that the fringe
slowly beglnes to form on the bottom tf bis
trousers legs. We have two or three of th Is
sort ot fellows about In this neck of oods.
People have but little respect fc. the
young man who has not enough ambltio i to
support himself. No one is so weak but
that be may oetter bis condition la life if ha
so desires. The time fcas v-ome when only
the energetic can hope to surceed.
Tbe apparent recognition of social
slights Is always uoaignified. One should
always assume that an apparent vr.ness
js an nnintentiotal accident anleK be posi
tively knows tlj contrary. If ha know
the rudeness to ts Intentional, silence and
avoidance of the person giving the affront
is the better attitnde. As an Engllshmaa
said: 'Only a gentleman can Insult you.
aud no gentleman would."
Life insurance agent (filling out ap
plica' ion) Your general health is good,
is it not?
Applicant Never had h bid. day in
my life.
Agent Urn. You do not contem
plate entering upon any hazardous nn-
rtaking, I suppose ?
Applicant We 1. yet, I im aira.3 I
do. I am going o get .-..iied Wed-
ueoday.
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