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with soyemod casion, N nearly oil
tlnpubecl boo now bpes 'fs ). tle-
prfk ff1ty @e ~ ps4ir<s, nth
marrow ksteips Of AHA WOOD land

other soft timber on the str, ans,
which furnish no material for fences
and perhaps not tsvclve months fuel
If every quarter section had settler.
Farming has 10 be done wthou,
fe,sees until hedges can be raised.
Fuel must come from the railroad, ex-
cept in localities near IT, coal banks.
None are yet discovered near here
Mills, too, are distant, aud produce
must be sold as il may, and -four be
bought III the trade.
With regard to health, like all new
settlements in thp West, we hrve
plenty OF fever and ague, diarrliea, and
kindred complaints, principally among
new corners. But as nearly all the
people in the valley came during the
last spring and summer, am hardly
prepared to speak of the health of old
settlers. The few that are here, how.
ever, have kept their health pretty
wei.
\ few words with regard to rattle
snakes, grasshoppers, catcrpillars,
aud mosquitoes. and viii close this
dolcful cpistlc. The rattlesnake, a
little larger than the Iowa variety, is
very plenty butrather cowardly, SCI
dom showing fight. and consequently
doing little damage. Grasshoppers,
last season, we've about as plenty as
they usually are in a dry season in
Iowa; and doing some damage to
vegetation near the border. Of the
sod.
There is caterpillar about The
size Of the tent caterpillar, that infests
orchards in Iowa, that goes creeping
over the fields, and eats pumpkins,
melons, and most garden vegetables,
soon after theycomc up.
Last and least, but still very annoy
ing, comes the musical gentleman who
sings you his song and then presents
his bill. They are scarce on the high
lands, but swarm in the valleys like
bees, and are most outrageous mi
sancc 10. man and beast Probably
they will disappear as the country is
brought under cultivation.
J. 3. WRIGHT.
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The General Assembly.

To the Dies Moines Register we ar
indebted for the following deslriplivs
list Of Iowa's officers
Secretary Wright has prepared fol
the use Of the General Assembly Z
email pam phtst entitled " Executive,
Legislative sud Judicial officers Of the
State Of Iowa for the year 1927 l,
contains just what It. parports to-
complete list Of all the officers men,
toned, and In addition various items
"f IN tsssst to tho local news hunter, II
not To any one else.
Every member OF, the Senate 10 /.
married man. Fourteen Of them were
In the army-two Ms privates. Senator
r. 5. McCullocl, Of Lee county, II
longest in the State-thirty one years.
Senator Esekiel B. Ksphart, Of Linn,
has been the least time In shr State
three years. In the n,attss OF svoirdu-
pois, Senator John 6hsas. OF Benton.
Is the heavy weight, tipping The beam
q 2i5 podnds; Senator Jamss A.
foung. ofAahaska. u tie light weight
100 pounds. Tie venefaSis Sen to,
C.aassen 10 the oldest eenator--ss !;
Senator John Y. stone, of Mills, In the
youngest-28.
The occupations Of the Senators are
given ~ lbllnws, Far,nsrs. II, editors,
s.; pa,ysieaans. 4; lawyers, 49,
In the House there are thirteen .um
rnarriesl men. twenty ave mewkers
served in the war 81 the Great Rebel
lion one. Jne. r. Dune,,,nhe, wa,a
child NJ Mars IN the r. Indian war, :"
and one. Hon. James va.sDevsnter, 4
Dalonei ~ the United States yolun
teevs. Two hundred and forty poualls
Is the best weight In the House. ard
il claimed ny Hon. N. A. Merrill, OF
Clinton; the lightost weight, IL Hon.
Samuel Whitts", At sysa Ruven-llO
rHpnnds. The oldest member i. Hon.
Jno. N. Hanson, Of Henry, whose years
are o.; the youngest are Hon. Fred.
O'Donneli, Of Dubuque, and Hon.
VIM. l.. McAlilster, Of Mahaska
each n. The vacations Of the Repre-
sentatives are: Lawyers. Is; Farmers,
%; mefchants. 10; phyaicians. g. Jno.
T. Irish h the only editor, and there
are single Representatives OF almost
every other calling. 80
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For tie Advertiser.
Teschers' Insfttutes-Are they
Worth what they Cost.

Editor AdUertirer, Dear Sir; Now
that the Teachers Institute haa passed
its winter session and the rel ort Of the
same has been made through your col.
umns to the people ofthe county, I de-
sire through your courtesy 10 express .
few sentiments relative 10 the holding
Of Institutes, and also bearing upon
the oflics Of County Superintendent.
! was not present during TIE session
Of the Institute, consequently cannot
properly appreciate the very happy
time" that the one hundred and thirty
pedagogues had during the the week
Of refresLment from iabor." but
think that occupy such > relation to
society, - to b able to judge some-
what correctly of the benefits resulting
therefrom. Common sense would die
tate that capital OF whatever kind or
nature, should be invested IN such a
way - to secure the safety Of ,l,s
principal II least. n the interest sllcui,i
be lost. But directly resulting from,
the Institute in this county, II III,
sum 81 not less than fifteen hui.ired
do!lxrs of the Teachers Fund exhaust
cd, which IL never returned to III.
treasury. nor is 1t 80 applet NJ To ben
eft the pupils nf the county 10 the
Amountof six per cent. on the capita
Invested. 1t may be argued by the
srtAA sftiss I,,stigpf n TIA ~ s@Sci.
~ rstdsss fsom shs l,.,ss u i ihi.
mind 90 rubbed aud poIished. his stag.
nant pool of thoughts 30 put in,c
'osssssstisss, sssstrsbsfvsts IN hi-
ilalnd GAl a h1A hsSws Ia ~ sostkce
and that he " ~ ~ Assi,. ~ exea ndeu,
and mental glory before his pupils,
That the3 WA saiy nesll q rsaeh on
aud take Of the wonderful. tree d
knowledge that hanxa newly rip%red
Tor their fall III | free 0as aasi tbu.. like
our hr.t p-rsats.v hfcome suddenly
wise. But wAstsses Mey come thu.
we'll aaslifasd fross tho Inabitu4s b Z
matter 81 u scertainty. = great ma.
jority Of teachers, will admit, aud Z
large per cent. Of pupils will attest.
Another evil that I think exists In
connection with this matter, IL the
authority invested Ia the County Su-
perintendent; thatjn particular which
demands the attendance Of every
teacher Al the Institute. Of lays him
liable to have his certificate revoked.
These are some OF the difficult ties
that see in this matter. viii some
one cast light on this subject.
l.. A. w.
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Wagging,
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-03-09

A DESCRIPTION OF AN ALEXIS RECI PTroY.
me following extract from the report e
the Alexis reception at Topeka. by the Fort
Scott Occasional, is not bad Miss Pe,usit
de Meningitis was the cynosure of all ewes
as she Promenaded, leaning heavily upon tie
cork tiipper Of Cunt SswmyFonaaan nuseaff.
a Russian naval officer, whose breast looked
Ike the show window of tin shop. glitter
terlng as u was with temperance badges,
baggage checks. and the gorgeous para pher-
nriIa OF adoi!ar>store. His fair compa Mons
lace was flushed with excitement and Laird's
Bloom of Youth, and her ewes fairly fa.he.I
with merrimeLt and belladonno. as she lis>
tened to the diptheria-produciug monOsylla-
bles of the count"
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MORAL.

DEATH OF A REMARKABLE PE,soEAGE
From a Washington county paper We obt.in
the following account Ola rather remarkable
man, Mr.. William w. Hawthorn. who died
at his residence in Mills borough that cuupty
a lew days ago AT the age of about thII-
teen, ne gas afflicted with rbeumatism which
ahected his exiremlties SO seriously AS TO de-
prIve him of the use of 10th legs and also
his right arm. His feet were drawn nm
against the thighs, and his right arm and
hand coutorted into everything but natural
posi- ION. Inc mesh on these limbs gradually
shrlV'!eu away, while his head and body cou-
tinueu 10 grow INTO all the proportions OF r
well developed man. For the purpose of lo.
eomotlon be was placed in box. in which.
constantly lying on his back, he attended 10
all kinds of busiasss for the last sjirt,, ,,so,.c
lie acquired common English education
ana taught school for a number of wears and
at the time of his death vas serving his s.v>
euth term as justice Of the peace. having
acted 10 that capacity for nearly thirt, five
years. he used the pen with his left hand
anG wrote verv accurate and legiule hand.
ln 1858 he was awarded a contract for c.r.
rylng the United States mail on tie ron,s
between Pittsburgh aud Waynesburg. ami
also another, which We have forgotten. and
at the expiration Of the first term he Was
a"aIued the contract Secnnd time He
kept number of horses and faithful ,n,,
ployees, but he superinteuded he whole bus.
mess himself, frequently driving in a one-
horse spring wagon to Pittsburgh, Washing
ton and Waynesburg, with only small boy
for company.
At the age OF 90 or 25, he eIoped with
Miss Wilson. and was married without the
consent of her friends, but she being of suit-
able age for matrimony, no trouble ensued.
His vile proved TO be a valuable helpmste
tor man in his peculiar situation, and As
time sped away she bore him twelve or tbir-
teen children. He possessed an irop vii
and almost an iron constitution, AMI bv d ns
OF IndomItsblc energy and ecOuomy. he a,.-
cumniated at various times quite a respect,
aole amount OF property. Compel as he
was ts remain continually in ,ecumb.,t
posture, he wrote with his paper ON a small
board Placed across his breast and by the
necessary habit Of keei ing his head raised
upward an4 forward. the muscles Of his ne,k
acquired sufficient strength TO enahle him In
hold his head in that situation for hours with
out apparent fatigue. Being a native Of
Washington county, and for many wears in
termlxed with very large amount of public
business, he will be long remembered as one
OF the most remarkable men of the day.
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SAFE AND SIMPLE RENEDY.-Scarl rlet fever
the red demon Of the nGrsery''-diptheria
and other fatal diseases are nsw creating con-
starvation among the children in various
parts Il the country. There is still another
sly and fatal disease which needs timely
watching. particularly at this season of the
year-croup. A lady correspondent .f a
popular agricultural jJurnal gives the fellow,
ing as an effective remedy for the complaio,.
Han teaspoonfHl of puiverized slup, MIXED
with a little molasses. The rer odx i o.
almost always at hand. and ,,,,s doS. s.ldor,
Tails to give relief. If - .ho,id noi rsn.st
il after ous hour ~ '"' NV
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A MORTUARY LIsT.-The Boston Bulletin
has the following valuable nortuary list :
"Methuseah died of liver complaint; Lots
vile, Of salt rLsun. Absalom fell a WIG tim
to hairysipeas. Goliah died Of The stone :;
Haman. of the drop-sy Nebuchsdnezzar, of
too much vegetable diet. leaving Mrs n a
grass widow. John Bunyan, troubled by
corns, took his pill>grimly and progressed
Desdamona also took a pill ow Sampson
was killed by pillar, too. MontgUlifer
was (s)piled out of balloon. Julius Ca
sar was ls)killed in war. John Rogers died
of an overdone steak. Romeo died of heart
disease. Governor Hoffman dyed his nous
tache. Artemus Ward was joked to DEATH"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-03-09

An editor in Cicero, Ind, on taking charge
of The New Era, greets his readers with this
vigorous salntatory: 1T is the fashion for
an editor to write long introduction on
taking charge Of paper; but as We are we'll
acquainted with near every man in the coun-
ty, it is only necessary to say that we intend
to do as we please. and announce that our
motto is Two Almighty Dollars Year in
Advance"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-03-09

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