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IXTUS'LS IX INDIA.
A Graphic Dcscript!n of a Battle
with the Pe'cts.
The """t'v- Tun Out with Uimnn and
t liia.1111 i l r Ale I n olle li MHU
In 4- T-tr:lil4 Ti.le Ad
ViAiirirtsr ln-..'-t.
1 soo hy tin' f.nvijrn t-lj?rnms that
north Africa is thrvatoru-ilhy a Mvarra
of I H-ustv which reminds me, says an
India, corresjiontlont of the St. I.ouis
i. .li-Ietiiocnit, that I s:iv d.-vastatinp
attacks of those terrible insects in
s. ;itncrn anil northern India. Th
tirst vim iu the Ti'inovally district,
Madras presidency, in the preat famine
year. I whs finishm;; my "hiij break
fast" when the t-.-h-iMar rami" to my
tent ami said: "We are ''inj to K
-,Min troubled." -What with?" "I.
usts." I ha.l heard of their visits arid
I ptilleil a Ion-,' fate. The famine was
praetie itly over. Tin crops were just
lieriiimn'r to show thoir trrecnery, anil
everything was propitious. The pov
ernnieut was merely carrying the
natives: over till Mien t time as the pniin
ripend anil harvest commenced. I fol
lowed the tehsil. I ii-to the door of my
tent ami saw a hupe black cloud in the
east.
It came nearer and nearer, and soon
the shy jrrew darkened, the Min was
completely obscured and a whirr and
i tick like many millions of sewmif ma
chine wore in t he air. Tin' noise was
i-ritic. Suddenly that threat black
.miniated cloud settled on u patch !iiotit
a mile distant and trave lis hr.-at !nii;r
time, mrainst their assault. Thctchsddar
hurried hack to the village. Mvserv-
ii. its stripped the lnfi' tents of their
v ran.las ami placed the awninr care
tiii'y over a .ymn;' row of irreon lii'iis.
Wii'otables were similarly covered.
In the village all was turmoil. The
w..m -n were wailiniT and the men and
hoys rushini,' aimlessly aliotit with tom
toms, fruns and other iioise-pr.MliH-iiv;
.ristruiia-nts. The tehsildar had pivcr.
.-lers to charge full f imnjvnvdor an
na -ient. (ieldpiece, a relie of the days of
lutch Mipreinaey. The tl.it stone roofs
wo- covered with men carrying arms
and whist les and the cre-it. parapets of
tiie liu;;e temple were alive with, human
bei-i-rs.
Oil came the locusts. The Rims
barked, the cannon thundered, the
whistles hlew. the tomtom clashed,
women screamed and men shouted, dojjs
snarled, hut it was of no avail. The in
sects settled down on the tields adjoin
i i;; the village, and on the trees, and in
a lew hours the plaee was el. -art of vejr
otjt;mi. 1 never saw such destruction,
so complete, so a'-"l"te. so thorough.
Thousand.- of the pests were slain, hut
the elick or" their j-iws ceased not, and
when every Made was devoured, on
i hey swept. The next t ime 1 inaih the
nciiaintanee of the hunr-ry liK'ust was
i, i Ajrra, I was sta vin with a gvnt Io
nian well known throughout the north
west, whose house on the Jumna road
i--. much admired lor the beauty of the
fardens. In it there are luanifici-nt.
t imnrinil trees, noble avenue of mul
berry trees. m:in;ro. and other lovely
tr'- s belong In:;' to India.
Tee iocissts aUa.W.'d t lie plaee nltotit
--n n. m., ami after they had satisfied
: .."solves you would have imagined
.i "'"" I fort had owned fire on the
k"ote.i place. Kriormous bran. lie-. had
re.'i broken down by the v. inj'Vil pests.
; n 1 in sever:: 1 instances only the parent
teia of the trees was standing. Anont
' nse, which was covered with a
, 's;voms creeper, was literally crushed
ii. on accoi::it of the n inn bets that sct
1'"d t;.er-on. Acta was bar:. Not a
y .rd.'.i w::.', left, nut a blade of prass.
.i.i I ihe e.eniliture of gunpowder w.s
Jci't-tul. 'II';' locusts are said to be
i-il!blo. i t T never yet found :i jWSi)ii
a In had imitated John the Ikiptist.
PROFIT IN CANARIES.
A Meaiia ly Vhirli IVouirn nil M.tkr
l IHIOJf.
Tn many parts of flermany, particu
lar! in the Harz mount ains. women
in.iKe hundreds of dollars u year solely
on eai.ai ies. Tlu'V pive up two or three
rooms in the house to them, and in one
room somct itnes have as many as two
hundred capes, each coiitah'.inp n pair
of birds husily cnpiired in rnif-inf fami
lies. The care of birds requires a pooil
deal of time, but if properly tended,
nnd so kept healthy, tliey will raise two
or Hive familii-s cvesy summer, and
sie times ten to fifteen younp birds
lire tin result of fine season's hutching
f win ti .-Inple pair. As lonp as women
keep ,-nn;-ties a.s jn-ts the demand will
c ::timie. Tor the birds are delicate and
f hort-'ivei;; hut a pair of healthy birds
rhv.-.vs commanils a pood price and the
outlay of capital is sin:iH. and for an
indoor employment fc v.-Kinds of b:tsi
rie.ss render more protit on the size of
tin- imestment.
Firt Confederal Onlin inee.
ri he first legislative move toward a
-ii t IiOiTi confederacy was theconven
t'o.i tliat met at Columbia, S. C., I)e-
:.:ber 17. ISiiO. and (on account of
ephi.-mic) adjourned to Charleston. S.
C where. IVecmlier 20, ISiiO, the fol
low i r,' ordinance was passed: "We. the
p ", le of the state of South Carolina,
in i-or vent ion assembled, do declare and
ii is hereby declared and ordained, that
ti.e ordinance adopted by us in eonven
I ! .a Oil the twenty-third day of May, in
1 ae year of our Iord one thousand
sew;-, hundred and eighty-eight, where-1-
ti.e constitution of the United States
wa r.t tilled, and also all acts and parts
ot acta of the general assembly of this
I:.ti' ratifying amendments of the said
i .institution are hereby repealed, and
thaf the union now subsisting lietween
South Carolina and other states, under
1!.e i..':io at the I'nitcd States of Amer-i--:i.
id hereby dissolved."'
BRIDEGROOMS IN TROUBLE.
Krouclit About by Forgetting the Wed
ding HlllK-
1 i rgetf ul bridegrooms have been re
duced to great straits. In one instance
aivather ring had, on the spur of the
monii at, to be cut from a piece of kid
of the bride's glove. A tragic story of
a f .ry . tteu wedding ring is told in the
"Lives of the Lindsays."
A !;en he should have been at church
Ci iin Lindsay, the young earl of 15al
carre H yas quietly eating his break
fast in r'ghtgown and slippers. When
rendad-d thnt Manritia, of Nassau, was
waiving tor him at the altar he. hurried
to chinch, but forgot the ring. A
fr.Mi 1 present gave him one, which he
wit imut, looking placed upon the bride's
fi.'V-ei.
Auer tlie ceremony was over the
ct.iinte,.- glanced at her hand and be
htl I a Tinning death's head on her
riii She fainted away and the omen
rr:n;- sacb an impression on her that
on T-e. .vering she declared that she was
ch.s; nieil to die within a year, a pre
si ni i;uent that probably brought about
its i, fulfillment, for in a few mouths
tL careless Colin was a widower.
Jewoitr'a Weekly.
A New Came.
A new outdoor iramo is ",lnj.i,.tm"
It i- v.! .wed Wi;h rino-v Thnv i
at
- iX or seven feet fnnn the ground
.is or slight iron roils, and the
onsists in sending li.fht balls
... - v 0f t!iem. T : '
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t.K di.isuj4.-r ni i
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pt. .1
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rin rs i.i
tho
-i.y a'out t.'n inj'ics. w:.iU-
'I4 of tilt nr.Iin'irv t K.rilw . i ...
and P!a er ii e.vpeet'.-il to stand
some tl.i.'een feet from tlu rin". It
wa invent .d by the vicar of Old Duek
rnhim, .Nir.l!i,
Ttw room's In disnrrter.
Tho rat a n the tat.k-.
The flowr-Ftun. J uj -t, ond t lu- m iti icf to pay:
Anil Johnny is K-nnnunif
As loud an ht-'m able.
Tor nothinn gie riht Uen mamma away.
"What a wene of discomfort and con
lusion home would be if maninaa did
not return. If jour wife is elowly
breaking down, from a combination of
domestic cares aud female disorder!,
make it your first business to restore
her health. Dr. Pierce's favorite Pre
scription is w ithout a recr as a remedy
for feeble and debilitated women, and U
the only medicine for the class of mala
dies known as "female diseases" which
is sold, by dntir2h"t3, under a posttice
miarantee from the manufacturers that
h will irive MtUfaetion, in every case or
the monev will be refunded. It is a
positive cure for the most complicated
cases. It's an inViroratinp. restorative
tonic, and a soothing and strenptheniug
nervine, impartinsr tone and vipor to the
whole system. It's a legitimate medi
cine, too carefully compounded by an
experienced physician, and adapted to
woman's delicate organization.
KA1I.K Al TIM K I'AHLE NO. I "
C reason, I'learftslrt Coutty anil New York
Short Kouie Kallroail. In ctlect ou ud alter
June 'tb. 1 3'il.
I'annrdlunt at CrcMon.
WIST. i EAST.
()vtr Et 2 5" am IUy Exp 11 Max
Western txp.. 4 41am MhiI V ;;s a M
JubnstDwn tx;.H i7 a m Aiiixin tii... lir
I'actrio tip S 45 A V Mail Kxp 4 57 r tt
Mill 4 'At r m Phlla Exp H li r m
7i.t 1 ne 8 47 r M Jjuiern Kxp... 10 Km
Way fa;s 2 S8 r m Ka.t bine 11 -l r x
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Ieve itatly exoept S3onday.
Hve Sumlay omy
HlacK let em Indicate t!eirrpb station!.
lnnj Moore' and t.'rljtie Cro-iflnxs will
be tl ik ptatiun lor K train
N. 1 ponnrcti at 4!reiion with Johnitewn E
ireim at S 7 lur point netweeo 4)reason and
lohngtown, and with I'aciDe Expreva at 8 45 for
point we.t ot Johnstown. Alan with Mail Train
at 9 'JH tor point ea' ot i;rn-on.
No 6 rnnnrct with Mail Train at 4'J6 fur point
Wert ot C ion. end Mti. Lxpre for point
ea;it oi t'r?on.
From point went ot 'reon No. 4 connect
with Mail train at ! 3. and trom points eat of
CreM.n with Jihr-;-iwu t'xprc-8 at 8 a7. and Pa
clttn xpri n at 8 15.
N . 6 pi.nnc'j with Mat! Train at 4 ifi from
point e-t oi 4"rfon. nd Mail tx;re at 4 47
Irnin polni weiH i t "ri-f,.n.
Sumtiiy train c .r.iieot wnh Psrifl F.xpresianJ
M ill Tram wrt and mail r xpirsi eel.
Ptiioennerii to or Irora p'llni on PennTlrania
Nurt'iwrsteru K ulr.inl can take train at Coal
p irt or Irvon i.
Statins niHik- l "i" Tf fl m ptntione. l as
penuers wttitiin lu iftit orf will notify the eon
duotor. Pap?ermeri wish n to et on will flair
the triln at these atation. rln will not atop
Oiih-s. notitel. V.'. P. BATH RUN.
en-ral Manairer n I - uperintendent.
K.J. 81'MIUUN. l'roin .Maater.
1 A1PKO AKTIMK T AHI.E OK THE EHENS
V Meu . I'rrffun Kratich Kailroad. laettect
Juun 7ih li'Jl.
W yT. EAST.
)y.ter Exp 55 a m IViy Exp 11 04 a m
Western txu... 4 a in laii y .11 a m
t'UIHWARD.
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tance No. 1.
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No. i. No. 3
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10 31 3 44
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No trains on Sunday.
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Cahboll, Iowa, July, 18S0.
I aa anffering id years from shocks iu my
head, BO much ao t liat at limea 1 didn't exjioct
to recover. I took medkini'i from many due
tora.but did not (je- any reliet antil 1 1 ok Pastor
Koeiiia Nere Ionic The scceuil done relieved
n 10 and 2 bottWa curwl iu. K W. PKCK.
HABi:Lbvn.LK, l'av., March. laBl.
We bepan ut.luy 1'aat.ir Koi ui;-'9 Nerve Tonic
for oar li-ear-ol.l daught.r i.lio hiid uad epl
k'lUc fits hinoo bhe naa 5 years old) ovor a yt-ax
ajo with but little hope 01 any gooil, as we had
beoa no often ilisaiipoinU-d ia other remedi,
but enon after uaing thia tiiediflne she becan to
get Im ttor. and wo liopo tLat. any and all aitlict
ed with thia Omblu dibrse w ill try your oo
derful reu.iHly. 1 recommend yonr medicine to
every 0110 aoiecU-d with any uplulion
rhauver. . a jjIXflHAM.
piipp-A Talaable Book n Nervous
LUL L IineNe4 sent free) to any addrena.
f f f f and Mxr padonta can alno obtain
I 1 1 ! 1m till medic-iue free, of :iurj;4-4.
Tbta rrmedv haa lieen nrenared bv the Kpvprn1
Piir Kiniff. of Fort Wavne. Ind piuce UT and
auciw tirepaiva uuumuia lurecui.u oy mo
KOENIC MED. CO.. Chicago, III.
Sold by DruRxia's at St per Bottlo. 6 for S&
Jmtxv Size. S 1.7.-). 6 Bottles for S9.
1704.
1891.
reticles written at short lea la the
OLD RELIABLE i-ETNA"
atntr Vires t'laaa Companies.
T. W. "DICK,
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OLD HARTFORD
PIRB INSUIIANCR C03TT.
COMMENCE!) BUSINESS
1704.
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air jytt jm. saaWa
fln. Tfrtt. nat1 1tr4ca-L4ln Shot Gnu. r-Sak
tr,.l. !t u IJ Pinj:, Breeik-UM.i.1 Sb.l Gun., 6 . ljf
Un-1-.-h.LAvtinK anil Ke.ttnf kitlr. $i. M to K Martin
IM4ll.f l.ubl. Rh fluai. MutU; Siagi. Shot Gi4... f i.a ft.
t.t. U. voir.,., tl I. n Moiblr-A-rio. Mlt-C acker. (.jOl.
1 11- Cartrt'l-ri-t, Shell, Cj. W.l T:s riuU, Poob
friaw-r,. Svo4 St.ma fur lUa.trmtM Cta4..ru.. A44r.a
rviua 0u Wmju, baHibaeld Si.. V luibar jk. fa
.ijlH.3in.
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Johnstown Kxp. HiT a ni Altoon Ep.... 1 00 p 7
Paclhe Exp 8 4.t a ni . Mail Kxp 4 &7 p m
Mail . 4 -16 p m , Phlla Exp . .... 8 18 p m
Kd Line 8 47 n mi Eastern KXD....10 17 D tn
Way Pas ... :2 M i ml Katt Line II 22 p ui I
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THE TRADE DOLLAR.
Its Orlnin ainl furrrr-Coinrd for I'ae li
UritaUl oaairi.
One of the annoyances of business
men is the "trade dollar." fays the Kan
sas City Star. A man will come in hur
riedly, make a purchase, and throw
down a disc of silver that looks and
rinps like a ilollar. After he is pone the
merchant finds a "trade dollar" in his
till, and it has a tendency to make him
irritable.
The trade dollar was a commercial
convenience when first coined, but it is
now a commercial nuisance. In 1S73
the trade dollar was issued for purposes
of trade with China and other Asiatic
countries, ltcfore that time Americans
had tecn buying Mexican dollars and
shippinp them to the Orientals in pay
ment of merchandise. The trade dollar
was never intended for circulation in
this country, but for exportation
abroad. For five years they were
coined and largely used. The act au
thorizing their coinape repealed the act
authorizing the coinage of the standard
dollar, thus making them for a time the
only tlollar coins issued by the Unitd
States. The merchants might as well
have used silver imrs for eastern trade,
but it was thought that the stamp of the
povernment certifying that 4-0 grains
of silver 900 fine would give other coun
tries greater confidence than to
use simple bars of silver un
stamped and uncertified. From 1873 to
l7o they were legal tender, and 15,000,
000 of them were coined. From 1S7C to
lS73all trade dollars coined were not
legal tender, but it is the opinion of
eminent lawyers that the 15,MM,000 al
ready coined were legal tender, while
those coined after 170 were not. Their
coinage was discontinued February
17S, up to which time there had lieen
U5,l);"i0,:fii0 coined. The exact value of
a trade lollar now is 77 cents, although
people got as much more than that for
them as they can.
February 10, 1$7, an act was passed
by congress authorizing the redemption
of trade -dollars for six months, dollar
for dollar. At that time statisticians
estimated that there were alxmt 7,MH),
000 in the country. As 7,0S'..o:wi were
redeemed it is probable that there are
not many now in the I'nitcd States
although they do not command a pre
mium as rarities.
Like all the other coins of value the
trade dollar has lieen counterfeited,
most of the counterfeits In-ing made of
type metal and circulated in China, Ja
pan and the East Indies. The inhab
itants of the east have learned to be
wary and watchful when handling
coins that come from the accident.
Most of the trade dollars that went to
the eastern countries were melted and
recoined in the currency of the orient.
The trade dollar contains four more
grains of silver than the standard dol
lar, and has eight one-thousandths the
less of alloy.
THE LONG-BEARD FRATERNITY.
A Qnr Itonil of Sympathy I lot ween Mrn
Who .-r Stranern.
A social philosopher in the lloston
Transcript says that there is a kind ol
freemasonry in beards. A man with a
long beard always makes the acquaint
ance of other men with long lieards.
Their Wards are the only common
friend they need; and no man with such
a 1card will ever suspect any evil of an
other roan with a long beard. Thou
sands of dollars have lieen borrowed
with nothing but a lieard for security.
The acquaintance generally begins in
the same way.
"A fine day, isir," says one long
Viearded man to the other. They have
been glancing at each other for some
time in a friendly sort of way. The
other mikes a casual reply about the
weather.
"0 .k1. veat her for whiskers to grow,"
says the first jocularly.
"That's a fact,' says the other; "how
long have yours been growing?"
"Just seventeen years last Thanks
giving." "Well, I beat you by a year and a half."
Then they compare measurements;
and from that time they get on famously.
This is as good a means of introduction
as being very fat. Did you ever notice
how quickly two fat men pet ac
quainted, and from comparing weights
advance to all sorts of. friendly confi
dences? WOMEN AND PET DOGS.
Thonaamla of Dollars Expended Which
Might lie Put to Better t'se.
The inighty Cresar once asked, on see
ing strangers in Home fondle monkeys:
"Io the women of your country bear
you no children, that you are compelled
to center your affections on those vile
creatures?' He was evidently di sgusted;
but then he had never become hard
ened to such sights as may be seen on
daily strolls up Fifth avenue, writes a
New York correspondent. I walked
from St. Patrick's cathedral to Thirtieth
street on the avenue, and if I saw
one ugly little canine decked with cost
ly ribbons coddled and fondled by
pretty women as they rolled along in
their private carriages I saw a hundred.
I have heard, and I believe, that enough
money is spent on dogs in . this city,
every year to put one hundred candi-"
dates for the ministry through college.
"We are not much in advance of the bar
barian who visited Rome two thousand
years ago to pay tribute to the world's
conqueror, after all.
THE BORE IN THE AMAZON.
A Corloos Pheuoinenon Observed In fireat
Kivera.
The "bore' in great rivers is a curious
phenomenon concerning which we get
some interesting information from the
recent United States supplement to the
sailing directions of the cast coast of
South America. The bore on the Ama
zon seems to partake of the character
of a tidal wave. It sometimes occurs in
the western branch of the Amazon near
spring tides, but generally confines it
self to the shallows and affluents, and
is not dangerous in depths greater than
four fathoms.
It announces its presence by a roar
which is heard at a distance of several
miles. This ominous noise increases
as the wall of water approaches, and
then the front of the bore, from five to
twelve feet in height, surges in with a
breaking force and spreads over the
shallow waters off Maraca island and
the estuaries of the Araguri river. The
velocity is from twelve to fifteen miles
an hour. Strange as it may seem, the
phenomenon never develops except at
low tide, and is most frequent and de
structive at the equinoxes. The Chinese
rivers have the most remarkable bores.
Then comes the Amazon.
S:metim-s three or four of these great
waves dash np the river in quick suc
cession. The explanation of the phe
nomenon is easy. It is partly due to
the trades and partly to the prevalence
of strong winds, peculiarly favorable to
the formation of a wall of water. The
storm wave of a cyclone seems to unite
with an exceptionally high tidal wave.
Dr. Johnson's Wooing.
One of the most sensible wooings
mentioned in history is that of Dr.
Samuel Johnson and his lady of his
heart- He wrote to her that he was of
humble origin, that he had no money
and that he had had an uncle hanged.
The lady replied that she cared neither
more nor less for a man on account of
his parentage, that she herself had no
money and if she had had no near rela
tives hanged she had about twenty who
deserved to be, and t.he wUfced they
were.
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PHILAD'A
SINGER.
B. J. LYNCH,
UNDERTAK LTt
And Manufacturer A Dta'rr In
HOME AND CITYMADE
FURNITURE
rmoE w mmi suits,
LOUNGES, BEDSTEADS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
Mattresses. fec,
1605 ELEVENTH AVENUE,
ALTOONA. PENN'A
ISrCltlzoofe of Cambria County and tall
other wisbiDK to purchase hntt-t FURNI
TURE. tc. at honest prices are respectfully
invited to give us a call before, buvlc else
where, as we are confident ttat we cao
meet every want and please every taste.
Pri-v-s the vBrv IswBst. r4-16-'80-tf.l
CARTER'S
OlTTLC
S iJTTI
B
IVER
PILLS.
3
Bck Headache and relierw all llm limilil taof.
dent to a bilious atato of tho system, saoh ssl
IHzzioeaa, Kaoseo, Drowalnoja, Diatraas aitea
eating. Vain In tua Siils, so. Whlla their most
rrnnarkahlo snncsss baa been shovn in "rfpa
, beatUeba, yet Osrtera little ZJwjt PHIa m'
qnally valuable In Constipation, raring and pra
ventinc thia aanoTina complaint while they also
correct all disorders oft has tomachtimnlatatha
lirer and reoiatu the bovsia. fTCaUthejonl
n.nul
HIE AH)
UrtatTii j irrnil tTinslTTinatrrlniilioato riiawnsTitt
mailer from tusdiatreaaing complaint; but fortu
nately their (rood nous does notond herand lliona
whoonce try them will find these little piila Tala
able in so many ways that they will not be wil.
ling to do without ttn. Rnt iLttmr .11 4fc nA
Is the bans cf so many Uvea that bars is whet
wemakaourgrea. boaaU Onrpilla euro it while)
Others Co not.
Carter's Little liver Pflls are tery small arol -very
easy to tke. One or two pills make a dose.
Tbry are strictly vegetabla and do not grips or -purse,
but by their gentle action pleaso all who
naethe-n. InrUlaat25osnta; B-ra for (L. Sold
fcy dr crista CTerrwiMrn or sent by mail.
.rARTER MSOIOINE CO.. Now York;
SMLPILL SHALL DOSE. SUALLPR1CE
joaUniyNK
EL CREAM SALIC
Is not a liquid, snvf or potrder. - Applied
into nostrils is quickly absorbed. Itcleanse
tMs head. . Allays ittlamstuUum. Heals ths
toret. IlesLrrts the trusts of Vute mnd smelL
M entt mt iTwyiftM; by wuliL, nrjisUrtti, SO orafa.
til BROTHERt.Prnggi.U.OwegoJfY.
ADVKBTINF.RS by addss.to : '
well o.. losnraeo Si New York
I aa learn tbe azaot eost of any propoted lias of
I .DVEKTINtla A in e can New..,ateri. !
Tare Panpkile. toe .
Watches, Clocks
JEWELRY,
Sflvenrare, MnacalliiiriimBntj
AN
Optical Goods.
o
Sole Agent
-FOK THE
Celebrated Hockford
WATCHK8.
Colamula and Fredonia Watches.
In Key and Stem Winders.
uARGE SELECTION of ALL KIND
of JEWELRY always on band.
tW My line of Jewelry is ongnrpaased
Or.me and see for yourself before porchas
ne ltwhere.
ALL WOKK OCARAJITKKD AJ
CARL RIVINIUS
eosoorg. Not. 11, 1886-tf.
WAGON?
"xTTTla'1BBB
HEAD
powder. Apph'sd into the nostril it it
rmo, allays tnjlammation, heal
50c
VARRAFITEO
5 YEARS.
15 DAYS TRIAL
Has Srir-arttlna; Hordle,
eir-tkreavaiaas; aatatttle, la
Btolarleaa and llght-nua
ulna;, baa the lia nilaararaf
wood-work, and tlncst
rt or extra ttachmrata,
Dont pajr oxrstts M or
9oO scaut for clroalavr.
THE C. A. WOOD CO.
17N.10thSL,Phila.,Pa.
JOB : . PRINTING.
THE FREEMAN
Printing Office
Is tbe place to get yonr
JOB PRINTING
Promptly and satisfactorily executed. We
will meet tbe prices of alll honorable
competion. We don't do any bat
first-class woik and want a
living price for it.
Viti Fast Presses and New Type
We are prepared to torn oat Job Printing of
every diwrlpttoo In tbe FINEST
STYLE and at tbe very
Lowest Cash Prices.
NnthibR out the best material n nsed and
oar work i-psk9 for itself. We are pre
pared to print on the sbortes. notice
Posters, Programmes.
Business Cards Taos. Bill Reads.
Monthly Statements. Envelopes,
Labels. Circulars, Wedding and
VibrriNO Cards Checks. Notes.
Drafts. Receipt. Bond Work,
Letter and Note Heads, and
Hop and Party Invitations Etc.
Weean print anything from tbe smallest
and neatest Visiting Card to tbe largest
Poster on short notice and at tbe
most Reasonable Rates.
The Cambria Freeman,
EBEXSBURG. PEXX'A.
i 1 1 "vum or mnffrasaaou and a!-
v.airaoLOl lam an.,h.M.u u . 5 J
OtJn I-aionta. i aroaia. Tr,. S
V"T-iuiii CO.
Braaswaf. J
17 v
EtadnDE fire inxnrance Apcj
T. W. DICK,
General Irsurance Agenl
EBEXSBURG, rA,
So Complaint. No nign f irirf on the
Iart of Itrrrai-l n.
It is romarkahlc how foroiirnors dotn
icihnl in this country Mill dins' to tluir
native customs. This is p.-ial!.v trno
when they are con-rrftrttti'il in larjre
numliers. Tli sinfrh lirman, Frx-iK-h-man
or Korvvegian who has ranU his
home in some ortia of this land of
lilKrty may still alhero to his oddities
and habits of old, but he does not meet
with the necessary encouragement from
his fellows and prohal.ly finds that
often ridicule takes the place of the ex
pected a pprobat ion.
Ia.st summr a field hand on one of
the farms in North Dakota was struck
hy lightning and instantly killeiL The
proprieUir of the farm notifiel the
parents of the unfortunate Swede of
their son's fate. They were an old
couple who own and farmed one of
those quarter-section tracts that I'ncle
Sara gives away so lavishly. They had
lnen in this country for many years,
their son was born here, and yet, when
it came to the solemnity of burial, they
reverted at once to the memories of
their native land and its customs.
The parents did not even w to view
tlie. body nor attend to its preparation
for the grave, says the Illustrated
American. Friends brought it home in
an ordinary farm wan. and then, in
stead of carryinjr it into the bouse,
placed the remains upon a wide plank
resting on two upturned barrels in the
stable. Horses prew restive as the- al
ways will when pl.iced near a corpse.
The cattle forjrot to munch their hay.
and eowered back in the stalls, show
ing their realization that something1 un
nsual was happening. All this while
the dead lioy's parents were busy with
in doors donninjr their lest apparel; the
aped mother even hunted up an old
hair trunk, from the depth of which an
odd and peculiar sort of miter was
taken, decorated with riblx-ns of all
possible and impossible colors. This
she solemnly placed upon her head, as
she had seen it done in the faraway
home, so lonfj apo, near the North Cape.
They then took chairs, side by side,
in their livinj'-room and waited.
After awhile friends arrived, many of
them wearirip odls and emls of ostunie
bro'i-.'ht from over the ocean scores of
years a?ro.
Tlien all, excepting1 the parents, ad
journed to the stable. colli-ctin;r around
the lxxly of the dead man, where re
freshments were served, and an occa
sional low, wailinjr sonfr was chanted.
After this they proceeded to the burial
ground ten miles away, and the last sa-1
rites were performed after the same
fcimple manner.
Strangest of all, the two leinrs most
interested still sat within doors, in sol
emn silence, decorated with their ijuaint
relics of dress. They diclined to ac
company the funeral cortege, and hours
afterward, when the mourners and
friends had returned, were sitting im
movable as though spellb Mind. Su;'K-r
for the entire assemblage concluded
this rather ghostly performance, but
the old people who had lost their toy
still silt silently as before, without an
expression of complaint or plea fur sym
pathy. Was this a lack of feeling' or
stoicism?
WOODCHUCKS AS CLIMBERS.
Tho Fact Ktabllli-l That They Can ant
Io Climb Trere.
Snmc people have Ion; asserted that
the woutlchuck can climb trees as read
ily as the bear can. and that in the
early summer they habitually seek the
branches of apple and other fruit trees
to feed on the tender ami juicy yonnsi
leaves. This assertion has been ridi
culed by others, wha say that it Ls im
possible for a -ivoodch tick tt climb a
tree, the animal not beiutf physically
capable of pcrforminj' such a feat.
That the woodchuck can and docs
climb trees, however, was demon
strated in a most unmistakable manner
in an eastern village a few lays airo.
H. Ikck, president of the Ihimmonils
rrt (X. Y.) lKard of education, was
sittinp in the door in the rear of a store
when he saw a biff woodeimck eonie
stealinp; alonp a pravelly knoll across
the creek, not more than a hundred
yards distant. The woodchuck st ppcd
at the foot of a tree, inspected it for a
moment and then climbed it with the
ease of a squirrel, but poin-r up as a
bear climbs a tree. IJeck called others
to witness the sijrht. The woodchuck
did not remain lonp in the tree.- and
came down, letting1 itself down rump
first. It then went up another tree,
where it could be seen makinr a ten-t
on the tender leaves. After enjoying
the novel sipht for some time a citizen
pot his rifle and picked the woodchuck
from its perch. The animal was very
fat, weiphinp nearly twenty pounds
HOW IT FEELS TO BE INSANE.
A Man Who Rwivcrril Ills Sanity Tells
His Emotions.
My wife came to see me, but she did
not try to have me released. I demand
ed a trial, but no lawyer would defend
me. Then I realized that the whole
community was apainst me. I became
so wroth that my anper seemed to hanp
over me like a dark cloud. It pressed
me to the floor and held me there. Men
came after a lonp time and took me
away, I thought to another prison.
One day a cat came into my cell, and
I tried to bite her. She made the hair
fly, but I killed her.
I don't know how lonp I remained
here, but one morninp the sun nsc and
shone in at me throuph the window. It
seemed to be the first time that I had
seen the preat luminary for months. A
mist cleared from before my eyes. My
brain b;pan to work and suddenly I
realized that I had been insane.
I called the keeper and when he
saw me he exclaimed: "Thank Heaven!"
and prapcd my hand. I was not lonp
in putt.np on another suit of clothes
and turninp my face toward home. A
physician said that I was cured and
every body seemed bripht and happy at
my recovery. I went home. My wife
fainted when she saw me and learned
that I had recovered my mind. I asked
for my little children, and two bip boys
and a young1 lady came forward and
pr-etcd me. I had been in the asylum
twelve years.
How Names Grow.
It is currently related in New licl
ford that several penerations apo a ship
was wrecked near there and only one
boy saved. As they did not know his
name, they called him Johnny CrapauiL,
and the descendant of this boy was con
pressman from Massachusetts, Hon.
Mr. C'rapo. To these may le added,
says American Xote6 and Queries, the
case of Judpe Poland, of Vermont, of
whom the story is told that his family
were Poles and bore an unpronounce
able surname; they were called the
Poles" and the Polanders." so that
the name pradually crystallized into
"Poland." There is also the name com
mon in the south, "Pabney," which is
supposed by the aristocratic owners to
be a corruption of the French "11'An
bipne," and probably first imported by
some noble Huguenot exile.
Xapolooa'a Nam la Italy.
The name "Napoleon, according1 to a
writer in the Nouvelle Revue, J le
found durinp the middle apes more fre
quently in central Italy than in north
ern Italy, but it was not heart) in Naples
ftseit. From this it is argued that the
appellation was used to designate
families that had removed from the
vicinity of Vesuvius, just as the CJae
tanL the ArianL, the Komani, the For
i lorn ana otn
their i vc
lorn and otners derived their nauics from
towns.
HEWERS OF
OLD HONESTY
TOBACCO
WILL S00J-J FInID JrjAyT IJ
LASTS LONCEI, TASJES
SWEETER TrjAf, OJhJEI TO
BACCOS, AfiD WILL pLEASE
vn.f ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT,
U AND INSIST ON GETTING IT..
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Abov'e cJj.
Jia FHIER & BROS.. Louisville, li
PATurrr steel pickh fekcl
UAkISOlK, IXUKSTUlC'TUiLK.
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Trnprf on S,,ar, Children Iam Tt.
T-mrj Iravelr tuou id liv a Urtlli- of It in hia .u tiM.
Every Sufferer irz viZrZ
ooa BmcIavpIm, Dtfihthfirim. Ooturh-, t turrh. lriirhilkM,
AsAhmAV,l,uoir& Uurtm. I nr rUirm, lAmi'ic. Sritnai
In body or Ltmbfi. ttift Jomt r hu-mirm, will find in
thia oM Atvadyap r-iief and prMy curt:. J'mptikt
fraL Sojfl eTry hre. Inc 3T. ct-n.. br mall. IxativM,
Zxpcvm ,)iail, L U. JOHN. soN CXJ Ik rut, icUja.
au2 iU' kit
of Pure Cod
Liver Oil and
HYP0PH0SPH1TES
of Lime and
Soda
ts enJre1 ami rrerTll't br l-iulitic
ihytirlaua Im-au-w both the f W I.in r Oil i
auu mm !HviittftHiir are 1110 re;iii.f t
agenl s in t lie cure of Consumption, ll la j
aa i-Hlatatilj as ml.k. )
Sccft's Emulsion
Ih-st suAn Xor COrJ3tTr2PrOJV,
Scrottta, Bronchitis, 'Wa-.tinp" l'is- i
eaes. Chronic Coujha n.ii OoUls.
Ask tor Scuu'i rimulau'ii an1 taUc no otbtri
Csresta. and Trade-Mark obtained, and all Pat.
cut huainma roud acted for Moderate Frt.
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
and weransrrnre patent in leas time than those
remote from Wahinirtn.
Send model, drawinp or photo., with deaerip
tion. We adviae. if patentable or not, free of
charjre. Our fee not due till patent is aeeured.
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name of actual clients In your State, county, or
town, sent free. Addreas,
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to S.-nthilid Yard half a in.: . :r. .,. , J
tra;i; -d 1 di. f f..l. win-r w it , !,., j,4ij
in tlu .loti. t ivo's ik -!.-? .
"Ihit Mioli a la '-,'.. 1 "VVrw!
that tho .l.-t.-.-tiv.- had t-. t ;. i; !
rind In" laiid.'.l tho man s:if, ! . i, f , ,i
t'i'tiv-s ottioo. lie wa- h, : ! ! v ; ,ir
tin hold's Mid tho harhs h., 1 i i.. , :;
olf ln-fnro tlu-y wi-n- vt - n-i -1. 'I
thiof t-mfossi-.l ati'l wi-iit t i ii ,
a sh irt torm, lmt tho So..: .t:.i
mil !i' .rit is frowned on t!,- .: '
inotlio.1 and prohihit.l anv : , r
pi-iiirionts of tho sort fori
p:ittrb would doT!M,i!i,-.' t ! - .
as t-niol. l'.ut a di-adi'-r 1!'::,"'.,.l:
be haitt-.i for a V":;. iaL.-r .'
SHOOTING THE IZARD.
One MiiHt lie a , il i irl..n,
OlI: sly.
'Le voila! Tiro., lin !''
trottinfr alonur. fas'iiivr a .ia:
on tho white snow, was ; i i.
one lmndrid and s.-vi -i'; :
aliovo mo, wrhos l'anl a',
Sc-ril'ii.T's. I 1 1 1 1 s 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 v i i '
lowed with tho si- ' '. 1 1 -
ituil Tin
in.-taiit. fraok! II. v. 1 it-;. , a;..! t:
ted haok arain, stoppi-d. -r:i. -'
with a hound, lie ii -: i : ua
1 lio p'kh. V- wsit-!n-l .:, i
roa i.jH-aranoe and t ui-n. I t,, in .mat. 'J-oli.-.:i"-in-i-
inutnal coinl !' ti''
ilonly " oila!" arid 1'n t'o In-s a--oil
tho oth.-r mow )i, ld at or.rr. M.
ra k'. wont tho V.'i..o!i.'-t4-r. ..n.i tii.-t
ho s-oliioil to undi'l talid . 'f I'n-fi"'
tiuio horo tlio tronlil.- i-am fr-'
he was olT liko tho ind. v. Iii.r 1 ii.:'i"d
tho throe roinaini.i oarti i, :"' "' M'
ma'aziiio at tho living i l"i:'is of
Tho miss was si t ! ami T 1!"' n.i'' "
liorvousni'ss at tho lir-t i.-aiil. :ii-! :'
was not until sotno hnuis a ft--r-A a-i.
that I iioliood u d.-rai,vi!i'-:.t lf v,r
-m.. .:.ri,. i,;. ti i,-.ni.i h.-.v.- m: '
iinpossibh to kill at tv t.t;. varib.
was the tirst piooo id had I'l'-ii-
1:
HOW VOTER 5 ARE MADE.
Totally Itrnoraut I u l-ii.-r- I '
.ooil (iti.en .il tin- ii a i-'l' "'
The most tiri-s.un-- .iu'v 1 "
judjros of tho MitM'i'ii r :oi I
plea courts has to ) -rt "Ma i t 1 :
uralization of tin-thnu-ai". ,!
ors that wish to Im ..m . -! 1 '
the rights and privil. - i Aia -1 1;
oitizi'iisliip osjH-i'ia ii ;. ,in-'i ' ' r'
ti n time. lion uat nr.. ii-. ' ,:i - "
on the courtroom is t . a, ,.
school r. Kirn. Tho i K-i ' " '
name of tho pros..t.-. . ' '
sti-'S up to tho liar it !i I - : : 1 " 1
is to declare that lie !.a- i : "' "
many years and that he ' 1 "" ' ' "',
Im; of (TimkI moral char aet. r J '
friend sti-ps aside and a . , ' " '
cmharrasscd candidate ;. ' ' '.''"" .
U see if he knows cii"i-..-, ''
government to lie eiv. n '1'-'
is part of a convcrsat i, m l e'. mh-i:
and candidate- in the r v.-;
pleas the other day. sa. ' -N,'w
Tillies: ( v2.
'What isthe ri.vi t i.iia .f ..: ' "
try?" asked the jini re.
"Uopulilie." said t in-. a : (. ;
"Who ia the chief . !:. r "
state?" "The jroverti. ir."
"And who makes Ihe l.iv. -?
"The sinnit." ' a.
"The senate an.l uliaf" aE
phasis on the "u hat ."
"Yes, sir; yes. sir; H-.'
w'at."
Uut he p't his papers.
A ll .iumiot u '
Lake (ioorp has a 1 ,.;t
itv which few in-op!. a:".''w o
a mile south of t'ald.1 '"' .,,..
one ol the janresi "
It was start'-' llU,"Ui.
ever wen.
many years a h.v 1',":'k' , -. is J v
,-aii:
continued to expand tn:!'' '
MT that several of th. ;- ;.. r..-s
could U deposited i" ','.';)-""'
for a mimber of other ,
......11 . ni.-nslllllK. I I" . . !. it
imcnsions. i ' . ar
the earth i"to t'l.-' i,;
Dill.. .
carried
bCttttert
bxlttltereii ii on .rt; iu
swallowed up tn- 1 t!ll-ni
fences in it. course. In. J" v,.ir
carryin? them awa. ., . :
hole prows lar-r an-1 J.
where it may rou. u
... ... .....rl il a ' 1
It IS a blio ,( .
fi..1.l to see and sh.'" . ; ,.f 1 'll
one of the curious a
f.oor-.
JUBli HUT
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