The Patton courier. (Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.) 1893-1936, March 29, 1894, Image 7

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    THREE. pearonues
Sow He and & Patnous Gorman Flabersias |
Captured Bobby, Body snd Tommy.
Soms of Their Trieks—They Live Upon
Salt Water Fish.
Of all tho different animals that go to
i SAT the birthplaon
these seals is not knows, bot when they |
. ‘youngsters they were found on one
of the islands off Coxshaven in Germany. |
fo protect its fisheries, and as seals ave
. soconstant menace to fish the govern-
meat pays a reward of 5 marks for the *
Sapiurs of eich sev) There is a famous |
fisherman in Germany pamed
; ran ual when Captain, Weston, |
who bad been on many tuating and |
other, combine together in varying de- be the boat itself which is caught then
pulled them up, we found hat we had <P?
about 20 seals, but when they found
~ themwelves altogether they became en-
re and fought among themselves,
~ biting. scratching and tearing, even
- killing ove another, until there were
ouly three left, and these three are the
same three | have today.
~~ Ome has only sa faint ides of the
~~ minount of patience which it requires to
teach a fich, for such a seal really is.
It Tooks easy to see one of ‘ny seals play
the banjo or a harp, but it took me
three months of hard work every day
to teach them to do this even in an im-
_ perfect manver, and the only reason
o that I can give is that they have been
captivity over one year, and yet |
1 have Dad mine, many tines. thet. nt discovered be was seen on the be comes Same at o’en, he is pligated
to say nothing about the audience.
* ia the best seal | ever. had, the best 1
“ever will have, and | think that be bas |
an affection for me, and that be knows | |
or simont avervthing that 1 say to him.
Yes, the care of seals is a great one.
deep em io a tank, and above the
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the different elements. This being the between the men’s legs. A man lassoed
case it is easy to understand why myr- in one of these nooses is fous ay] ay ;
inde of theses atoms of all sizes and fathoms deep befcre the
shapes, fitted snugly one against the time to say, '* Where's Jock?" rn it
- grees of intensity to baild ap stroctures down it goes like a cork on a trout lire,
possessing all the various degrees of and the man who can swim with a
stitbility and solidity. Some of the most whaler's high boots on is a swimmer in-
wimderful theories ever advanced on deed. Many a whale has had a Par-
ths atomic theory are by Sir William thian revenge in this fashion. Some
Thomson, the English scientist. In one years ago a man was whisked over with
of these articles he proves by three dif- a bight of rope round his thigh.
ferent trains of arguments that an atom *‘George, man, Alec's gone!” shrieked
camot be greater than the one one hun- - the boat steerer, heaving up his ax to
' drid and 6fty milHonth of an inch nor. cut the line.- But the harpooner canght
Jess than one-five billionth of an inch. his wrist. - “Na, na, mon,” he cried,
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am a the widdie.”" And so it was arranged
A CHimbing Palloek. while Alec: shot on apon his terrible
r bouses in the journey. —A: Cozan Doyle in McClare's .
a granary from which the beasts await-
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That Buy Again.
london an American, who had met _ It makes me tired," said
Wilde previously, rushed ap to him and 0 see the style the Henderbys put on |
yy out Oscar drew back a when every one knows that are as |
poor as-—as poor as’ mom——_— |
* “Plaster, "’ interrupted Tommy.
“Yes, as poor an plaster, |
~—porous plaster. If y
ro. Send that impudent kid to bec
ber minstes, I'll Hek him till he can’
- Then Mr. Figg pat his baton well |
‘down over his eyes, and not heeding his |
Nios Svice 10 Naa iia Oyerihies went |
down town. —Indianapolis Journal,
Foreed to Confess.
a capital sentence can be carried
If, Bowever, the culprit persists |
protesting his innocence in the face |
| SHOE. -
‘‘the ofl money'll be a good thing for
bre ¢ fan,
DANIELSON & ENGBLADS | WB
4th Ave, near BR. R. Station. 3.4
Shoes made to order and repairing | ;
done :
of all kinds promptly. ne
AVENUE RESTAURANT,
LR Se yDEm, Prop’r,
y | Fifth avenue, below Beck's Hotel. will serve |
| geod menls al ui! hours. Keeps everythi
had in a firstclans rere” Orvers|
| served in ey syle. We nake a ty of |
| OYSTERS IN THE HALF SHELL.
| represented:
ROYAL, o of Liverponl —4s
681 44: |
HOME, of New York. . ‘4
1$9,328,754.44.
GERMAN, of Ptr. Cot cpal $200,000; assets
ssets held in vu. 8. $7469,
sh capital $3,000,000; assets
1 MjaRarrEY HOUSE
Mahaffey, Clearfield Co., Pa.
Accommodations first-class. Best of
and Wines at the bar. Stabling stisched,
. GEORGE To
= TE ATT -
NEAR TWE PATTON HOTEL.
[$514,137 46.
AE REPRESENT THE .
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Equitable Lite Inst rance apy,
of New ork.
THE LARGEST hl THE WORLD.
All kinds of isundry work hia Assets, $1 53, 060 052.
tie. Wark called Bor and delivered withoat | Reserve, $121 Sioass..
ERE Beck Hotel, will” receive. | spin $31, re
DALE & PATTERSON, Agts.,
fice in Good ag; Over : P “ . Pa
First Na
Ev erbody i is coniiiglly invited t to > call ad see our large stock
of goods which are offered for
AUGUST K. HUBER,
STONE MASON, °
jon Avenpe, PATTON, PA.
¢ am prepared to do all kinds of work in my
Na at reasonable Contracts taken and
atimates fo when desired. Hatistisrtion |
| guamnteed
Give me » call.
kW. BITTNER.
CoxTraCTOR AND BUILDER. |
the
Fy Estimates submitted on short notice.
PENNA.
In will be our constant supply the wants of all our
customers and keep a class of goods to select
from. We ave a full line of
m0 5000S, BOOTS SE,
And everything kept in a first
a specialty of the best grades o
FLOUR, - FEED, - HAY, - GRAIN, - ETC.
A large assortment of CARHETS, OIL CLOTH. MAT.
: on hand. Also nL
PATTON,
S. WESTBROOK,
R. S
Manufacturer and Shipper of
Ice Cream,
1601 rith Avenue,
ALTOONA, PENN.
We are ready for the trade.
Send on your orders.
[7 agtume } No. 283.
P, P. Young & Bro.
FRESH MEAT
OF ALL KINDS.
3 Bologna, Lard,
FIFTH AVENUE,
fines yp
E. 4. SEVERIN, Prop'r.,
Dealer in and Manufeturer of
‘Harn ridles, Saddles, Col.|
| lars, ! , Whips, Blankets,
Noro Oil, Ete.
REPAIR WORK
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Etc.
AAA
= FirstNation' | Bank .
OF PATTON.
Pp tickets for sale tor al the leadin |
Drafts in the principe! |
i cities of the Old W
Tr. Figg. | | podbot peAll corrmpodence wit! have our prompt and |
Interest puid on time deposits,
' A. E. Parron, Wx. H. SANYORD,
President. Cashier
G F. LEE
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|One of the Largest otels ‘in
Cambria; Cradecred in
MODERN STYLE.
Good Table and Bar Supplied with Choic-
est brands fof liguors. |
[The POPULAR HOUSE of PATTON.
25 Years Experience.
{ All Work Guaranteed to Give Good
Satisfaction According to Plans
. and Specifications.
The following first-class Fire Tasarsnce Companies ave”
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