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Dor Dem rnsi4dlsnD6n Aietl3 feines
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G4kn Mbancerb III Sfdfhuilte, gtaut EennefIees
rNyEffe be- GIeFls uni Matters gBantefn @eriht
AN NaIhrtnfs ben ~ Z GgEtember 1865. Va 6apette
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zernins gendnnteH @eridts tu bdlteif am Sra { n
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8e9iarotion, auf elmer Geiie bon 9uf>
luz Wannern an9egrifsn. Griterer
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cine Iei1te @hublpu1oe.
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inn $4,000 Stantspapieren uno $3.50
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$4,000, 900.
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Elm 8iatt, Den SntereiIen pes goltesl
9eipiolllet unO auf freiinnigett lllo gee
rleinniihioen Yrin3ipien baFrt. ~
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u,8er gNspubHc ar bdt, .fi@ felt .Sea
filrsea, 3eit feines BeHsIeiis : isalReH
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sighsta I'D bsfpn0ers aaIs Anssises
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lbltenn" ilill9g 80 Jsa sa3gia3IiH3s
Saali9 75s @ents per ,N1l0nnt, .igqi
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-05

Die ipaBif6t NeD6lutiot BAT befeits
bic gEirfuug gebabt, 6ab 8aifer Slapos
leon iui9tige GoncefftOnen an StaIien
gemn9t but. Mfan eripar.et ben geisi
hitter Wlenabrea IN Yaris.
Sh g.0nitontinopeL foa cine gers
ihw6rnno entOerft iuerben fein, ueIde
81 Dent 3tuede eebiloet mar, benz Sal !
tan 3u euttbronen.
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WmfprOernma.
S(1t Dte 9lFfipattire abb
s6lltspflle nnS &didBiat Gileababn,

ser. gapt's. afiiesa. i. y. eiFAb1jn.Y 9.
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Nr0eIaluinfiprt. /;
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af altsJ5ufue, BEN ~ Sepf. 1906. y -
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near beS Ssddtes Eenneiieej aus Sieiei gfaihbes
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-10-22
NUMBER 80.
The Romance OF a Lead Mine.

Il correspondent of the Chicago Repu6-
hcan, describing visit to the lead region
or Illinois and Wisconsin, tells this story:
''One of the richest mines in Mineral
Point has story of some interest. Many
years ago party of spectators, adven-
turers all, three iB number, bought up a
track of-land on which TO demonstrate a
theory in regard to mining which one of
the party had originated. The other men,
his companions and partners, were the
money men of the company, who had
been duped by the one who had the pet
theory One entire season, from early
spring TO autumn, was spent in hard La
Dor by these men. Their expenses were
rutnous. No matter, il was all in vain
labor and money were slike unavailable,
and when the winter of that year (1S4S)
came on, they found themselves unable to
proceed, and still very far from success.
They ''pulled up stakes" and away TO
neIghboring settlement, where they tarried
for few weeks, putting up at the only
public honse in the place, hoping, as a
last resort, to effect sa.e of their proper
ty and utensils for sum sufficient TO help
them ont of tie scrape somewhat. At
length stranger arrived ct the same hotel
He was Welshman, a miner of some
experience, and honest sSd creduluus as
the day is long, but unused 40 dealing
with sharpers, having travelled very little,
and recently arrived in this country, He
was looking about, undecided as TO what
branch Of the mining business in this re>
glon he would engage in, if any 1t was
not strange, therefor, that three bankrupt
SPECTATORS should succeed In roping In the
believing Welshman, and induce him to
purchase their old traps, together with the
land. He purchased the whole for $500,
and thought he had nice thing, as the
rogues had assured him that, haN ing made
large fortune each, they cared little for
the land on which it was secured. The
poor fellow went out to his place IN the
dead of winter, wallowing through deep
snow all the way. Once there, he found
only wretched little cabin, which would
but poorly shelter man at such a season.
/ However, he held on hopefully and pa
/ tient, confident that Lis day would soon
/ come. So he was out the long, hard
winter, and wien spring arrived he was
found at work with a will. In spite of
continued failure, he kept On month after
month, 10th to leave all in which his
money was invested. In tIrae, however,
just as the poor man was on the point of
abandoning the place, a stranger came to
his cabin He was a geologist and mi
ner of practical experience. He had
traced a rich vein of mineral through q
long distance, and located II at last right
in the midst of the poor Welshman's
possessions. The two men went to min
ing together, and before two years were
the wealthiest men lie the region.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-10-22

A DAY WITHOUT NIGHr.-One
night in July we landed on the shore of a
northern ford in latitude 60 degrees north
We ascended a cliff which rose one thous-
and feet above the level of the sea. 1t
WAS late, but still sunlight. The Arctic
ocean STRETCHED away in silent vastness at
our feet The sound Of It's waves scarce
ly reached our airy lookout. Away in
the north, the huge old sun swung around
along the horizon like the slow, measured
beat of the pendulum in the tall clock in
our grandfather's parlor corner. When
both hands came together at u, midnight,
the full round orb hung triumphantly
above the wave-a bridge of gold, running
due north, spanned the waters between US
and him. There he shone in silent ma
jesty, which knew no setting. We in
voluntarily took off our hats no word
was said. Combine, if you can, the most
brilliant sunrise and sunset you ever saw,
and its beauties will pale before the most
gorgeous coloring which now lit up the
ocean, heaven and mountain. In half an
hour the sun had swung up perceptibly on
its beat, the colors changed TO those of the
morning, a fresh breeze rippled over the
ford, one songster after another piped up
in the grove behind us-we had slid into
another day.-Letter from NoTIoay
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-10-22

BRINGING HOME THE HUSBANDS One
night in October, many years ago, L was
smoking my pipe along the road outside
one Of the little inns in Scotch fishing
village, listening with some amusement to
the turmoil within. 1t wanted only about
an hour to closing time, but it was clear
moonlight, and from where | stood | could
see the dim outline of petticoats en- The
dark side Of the road, and soon ascertained
they were fishers wives come to reconduct
their husbands home. With the wise in>
tuition of their sex they did not court
certain defeat by entering the house or
proclaiming their presence, but continued
without, discussing their home affairs
with the calm tone of decision appropriate
to those who rule.
Diminulive women are VIGOROUSLY the
most enIerprising and courageous, and at
last the smallest among them went to the
door, and demanded, SIS Saundie frae the
shore, ane wants ye 2"
''I'll nae gang"
''Gang oot and speak till her, Saundie,
or she'll max your hOose het for ye.'
Saundie went out, violently impelled
from behind by friendly shove-a fish
er, standing six feet four and more in his
stockings. Then followed little cenju>
gal dispute. At first he bade her ''gang
hame," and tried 10 eiude her grasp; she
threatened very little and coaxed good
deal, and there were evident signs of Civ
ing in on the part Of Saundie. AT length
she prevailed, and led away her giant
in triumph, passing the other women in
silence, as though feeling compassion
for their want of enterprise and adminis>
trative power. lie stood still and looked
back like Lots wife. and more than once,
as the renewed bursts of revelry struck on
his ear, he made a desperate effort to es-
cape, but she clung TO him tenaciously !:
'sDinna cast your cen back, Saundie, or
ven no win hame wi me the nicht," |
heard he say, and then they vanished al
together in the darkness down to the
shore -Sc0ttsh L,te.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-10-22
EBENsBURG, Pa THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1868.

rendered objects even at short distance
somewhat indistinct, but their keen eyes
soon detected the tawny-hided monster,
whose attention was now attracted from
me to them. The two fiery eyes glaring
down upon them were the first evidence of
the panther's presence that they detected,
and between these given points they both
took deliberate aim. At signal from
my husband, both fred, and the next
moment the brute came plunging to the
ground, its brain perforated with brace
of bullets. He was of unusual size, and
the skin made fne warm robe for the
baby"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-10-22

WNTER,-There is no doubt Of our
having an early and severe winter, one of
the ''old fashioned" seasons, which, after
all, are the healthiest aud the best. Heavy
frosts have already appeared in various
parts of the country. Even in the South
they are having what they call cold
weather, and are anticipating speedy
freeze. In view of these probabilities we
ought to be looking ahead, and seeing
what can be done for modifying the con-
dition of the poor. Poverty is fearful to
be borne at even the most favorable sea-
sons; but in bitter winter weather its
blighting chills are intensely aggravated.
Food and fneI are the two greatest essen>
tials to be provided but clothing, especi-
ally for the little children, is also highly
ueedful. Don't wait until the ice forms
to look after those whom ye always have
with ye..