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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-25
Hoe TO CopdHct o FAM.

Don be too sudden about - "
girl has said mo- when sb,, -. ANY a
simply because her lover didn't 80.
right time and pop the question cs,-.,- .'-s
Take a dark night for il II.
blinds closed, the curtains davr ,.., .--
lamp turned most on. Sit near en-. .o
her 50 shat you can hook your LITTLE e e.. 80
into hers. Wait until conversa.i--.
to flag, and then quietly remark SIS
Susie, L want to ask You son,,,b;....
She will fidget around r7..,-
yes, and after pause you can ada
Susie, my actions must have 81
that is, you have-I mean Won r,,,..
aware that-that-'' se
Pause here for a while. but l,ee-,-
tie finger firmly locked. She NAV co...
and try to turn the subject of l,y 49,,
you how you Liked the circus. but ST.
does 1t to encourage you. Arte,al.....
minutes you can continue
''I was thinking, as cana IN
tonight, that before went ava, : .-.',, ram
ask you-that is, would broacb ,l.-,
ject nearest my mean I worr5 ~
my" --oN
Stop again and give her hand q r.n..
squeeze. She may give yanl- f., 60.
away or she may not. In either -
augers well for You. Wait abopt er.-l
utes and then go on:
"The past year has been a very Hmm,
to me, but hope tha; future years. ~. ...',
toe happier. However. that d4pc,.,7.,-..
ly on you. am here tonight +o H..
that Is, TO ask vou-I mean I am ba,,,
night 20 hear from your own Inns IA,
sweet"
Wait again. L isn't best too be- ...,-.,
about such things Give her1leutvor..--
to recover her composurc. and rf,, -.-.
your hand on your heart and col.ss7s
''1es, | thought as [ was c.rfrr-t,,,,-s
the gate to,night how happy has bse,
and | said to myself that # z a-.y r-,..--- --,,
would consent so be my-th5t is. 7 said ir
l only knew-if | was only certain tl,t-rr
heart had not deceived ne. and vou v.-,
I ready to share
/ Hold on-tbere's ne hurry abor- -
Give the wind chance 10 sob aud r.r-.
arounS the gables. This viii make her
lonesome and call up all the love in l,-
heart When she begins l. cough and sIse
restless, you can O. on.
! Before 1 met yon, this world was : DE-
ert to me. I didn't take any pleasure in
going blackberrying and stealing rare-rf.z
I peaches, and it didn't matter whether the
sun shOne or not. Bat what a change IL
one short year It is fcrvou to say wLsth>
er my future shall be pr2irie of happiness
! or summer fallow Of Canada thi>rs,s
speak, dearest, Susie, and sav-and s.y
that-that-''
Give her five minutes more 10y thoc.olE i
and then add
That yeu vii. be-that IS. thar vouv-
i mean that you will-be mine "'
Size will heave a sigh, look up az .teI
clock and over the stove, aud then a. s,.
slides her head over your vest pocke.. s.s
VIII whisper
You are just right wiH.'-Tefr.a,
rial Eatsrprise.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-25

SAGACITY OF THE PARTRIDGE.-An in
teresting instance Of the sagacity with
which the partridgs will protect it's young
is given by Mr.. icnshaw Of the Govern
ment Survey west of the one>hundrodth
meridian. While riding through u pine
woods u brood of partridge, containing the
mother and eight or ten young, about a
week old, was come upon 50 suddenly that
the feet Of the foremost mule almost trod
on them. The young rose, flew few
yards, and dropping down, were in an iu-
slant hid in the uudeTbruch. The mo-: her
meanwhile began some very peculiar tao
tics. Rising up, she fell back again to the
ground as # perfectly helpless and initiate d
The actions ef a wounded bird so successful
ly that for d moment it was thought she
has really been trOGtlen upon. Several of
the men, completely deceived attempted to
catch her, but she futtercd away, keeping
just out of reach OF their hands until they
had been sEticed ten OF twelve yards off,
when She rose and was of like bullet
Her tactics had successfully covered the
rstrea. of her yauug. Ga!aSy tor JaHUary.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-25

\ STORY NOT Told DIsTINCTLY.-A
pleasing incident is told to the Cincinnati
GGzsttc by a Clergyman who las just re-
TUNED from q health trip. He relates how
a baggage man ON a far Western railroad
was so imPsled Jy force of habit that he
began - lnJc.. and kick and jam the trunk
of an elephant, a monagerie conpauy hay-
leg the beast On a fat car. The force or
habit was also strong, and the heap of
blood aud bones beside the track demon
strated that for once in j raiiI Dad enccun-
ter the trunk had the best Of il. As above
remarked, his incident comes from the
ligs of Clergyman lately returned from \
WesterL trip, taken for his health.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-25

THE BIRDS CHRISTMAS CARO- lAs'
have sweet Christmas music il NoT"a!
Norway, that far-off country WIN 'L'
steel-blue sky and frozen sea. Il ls asO.s
in the air. The simple peasants make '-7
birds that inhabit those rude coasts ana ~
valleys so very happy on this ole o'! :,
the yeaI that they sing of their own ''''O. =
a glad carol on Chris. mas morning 81"
ali the people come out OF their L''''
and rejoice to hear it.
On Christmas Eve, after the ulruS ID ,
sought shelter from the north "ihu'
the still night is bright with star'' ~
good people bring from their stoTe-h'N'
shcaves Of corn and wheat, and, tying ''
to slender poles, raise them from c.'
spire, barn, gate-post and gao.e. -
when, after The long night the OalI'.
sun arises, crewning tie moun'a'''
splendor, every spire and gable 0a'''
sudden song. n
The children run ont to hear 'L' j
churchspire singing the older psols
low the air is filed with the ha'-'
wings and alive with carols Of si'an'
The sonr Of lbe birds fills every wins
with ban,ipess. and TO this living, "a
full anthem the people RESPOND - o.
hearts. s'C7lory II God IN tAS A'Z, F- 4
earth peace: good will to to. men en-. t.- - /
''Jacs-ia ht-Ie.pR - -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-25

IA EEowIHo DoG.-A saloon keeper in
Newark has dog that readily distinguishes
the bell Of Tie miikuaH who daily serves
the establishment, aad taking the pail in
his mouth starts To meet him, jumps on
the wagan, has il filled, and carefully and
naid, aud, even aside from his superior in
teiiigen:c, is at to rank as Il king among
deg His performance just spoken of
never fats to attract great deal Of alton-
tiSu.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-25

NovSo esurie in Worcester, Mass.
got rasrisd AID retired to their boarding
house When midnight came, so cid two
''poeloIs' who arrested the pair, swearing
iAat ihe H'a .riage certificate was a forgery.
The 'hapry soupla" spent the night in
adi"ini"g cells. Now the police officers
say it was mistake. Married people will
AVOID W rrcestcs tin after the honeymoon.
The bridegroom says sNch treatment is
m re irritating than one would tiIiik
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-25
EN Lttf DESCHIPIIDN or
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE

made to order in excellent ST. G and at low
prices. Cabinet and hairmakers' materials OF
all kinGs Tor sale. Furniture delivered al any
point III Johnstown or at Railroad Station FREE
Oh eHtra charge WM. T.. PATTON.
Johnstown, Oct. 13, 1S10.-tf.
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Orr Fire Department Needs.

A numerously and infiuentially signed petit
ton IL in circulation addressed to the DIstriet
Commissioners asking for q IRE engine for the
northern part Of the city. The need OF an en-
CINE in that portion OF the city has long been
apparent, snd IL uld seem almost Proyiden-
tial that there has been thus far no sweeping
destruction Of property in that quarter on sc-
count Of the want of such protection. AS long
ago a. 1872. when that part Of the city was COM
psrstively spsrsely built up, there was fire en-
CINE stationed at the corner Of s.h street and
New York avenue. This was subsequently re-
moved to 9th street and New York avenue, and
some twelve years ago il was discontinued and
the engine house turned into a school house.
Since then the main growth OF the city rs
BEEN I'm that direction, and large and very
pOpulous district is now without fire apparatus
OF any description, and engines 10 reach il must
run W the heavy grades leading TO that high 5.
part OF the city. PROFESSIONALLY there is press
ing necessity for an engine in this elevated aud
expose Il section; and As Commissioner Blow has
espresso! his disposition TO carry out the wishes
OF the property holders there. doubtless the pc
titiOn referred to above Will have its proper
weight.
There are other needs for The adequate pro-
lection Of the city against E-., As indicated by
Engineer CTOHin. One OF these is the establish
uent CT cst,rns at particular points 70 supple.
ment the hre-Plugs and secure full water
supply. ! HE feature, IN connection with sepE-
rate water mains for the use OF the engines il
the strong point Of the Cincinnati Fire Depart
nent system. which is undoubtedly ths best of
any American city. CisterEs are not liable to
the many accidents that render water mains
unseTvicesble st critical moments when they
are most needed. GistsrDs are less liable to get
out OF order than fire plugs, and hold a steady
reserve Of water for immediate and abundant
use. More engines can work from given point
on cistern than on a dre-Plgg. aud all are sure
Of "a supply. Formerly there was a reserve cis-
tern in che open space in front OF the Bank of
Washington, and it should be replaced. In case
Of the breaking Of main at that point now, all
that business quarter would be at the mercy Of
the flames; and the same msy be said OF other
prominent business points.
Our fTe-Plugs are, also, too far apart A fire.
whereas they are now from six hundred to eight
Hundred feet apart. Fire-plugs are cheaper
than hose. and there is, also large loss OF force
through the use of hose at a distance from the
supply. IL is therefore poor economy, as well
as unsafe, 20 use hose in place OF an ADEQUATE
number Offre-plugs.
We have thus far escaped any Of the sweeDinz
eonhssratOns that have visited 30 maDv of our
large cities within the last twenty years, but il
VIII he well for US not TO 'trust to luck, for
future exemption, but 70 at asst take such prs-
cautions as can be done, as here suggested.
without involving any very heavy expense.
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The Tribnne's POh-Po CorreSn.ot
euG Needed tn keutuehV

The Louisville COUr5sT-J0UYldl SAYS elit0ri-
ally and Enthusiastically, OF the report of the
outrage quoted elsewhere from trst paper in
THE STAR.
- We have not the heart TO cOmrnsnt a. Iauyfb
upon The horrible crime which - teIeRrspnef n
by OUF SbelbyyIlle CORES YOadear. Il was the
tTuta! act OF saysges, and il i blOOifsr stain
npon the honor Of Kentucky than We nave Vet
had TO record. But II the murdsreTs OF that
yours negro girl are Lot limited TO their iairs
anu bIcusat to sure and spe6dv Justice tue STAN
viii be lEShac6sble. Let the authorities of
Selby county Dc assured that they Will be held
70 a stern "cc"1ut as TO their action. There ia
no Iocm iOr tllfIng about tais innumau out-
rage
Nov, as The C7ITisr- Journal IS conservative
paper, and speaks OF an AT .ir in its own state l.
would appear probable that the crima WAS a
tact, and 0t chara cter 10 deserve the ourspoxsn
Remuneration given it by th at paper; but it will
be hest, en- the whole, TO reserve an optimism
until the TribUns's outrage PDh-pohinE CORES
Ioncent reaches the scene. Doubtless Deacon
White will be able TO show that the .sinhuman
outrage as the Louisville paper designstes if.
II Republican "lie," and that II the negro girl
died az al It was Of a lingering hereditary pa
mOnsry complaint.
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II 1MAsOHIS.-A special onJyocstioa Of L..
W. IA GTfE Z =. OEAPTER. No 5 VIZ
Ie ned or bIDAT EVENING, Oct Der 40 n \
OciCck. b order Of the 81 J. r. y
oct2S2. JOBB EDWIN MASON Secretary.
nSA HARVEST FESTIVAL AND CONCERT
w WI, he CIV en- BY the y street q BAPTIST Sunday
sShcOl, hlDAf EVENING, October 30 I've
cises cor LeDce 81 haf-psst seven. Interr-is-i0n
Tor re!rs shueDts. Tickets. S cents ect5s az
rSoFFICE or CoLLACrOR OF TAXES,
wy LISTEICT OF Coz NRIA,
WASH SCION, October "a, 1874
II USE Or OThBR REPRESFN ia
TIVE rF on UhCR PROPERTTTy TSx
DISThICT or COL UM SI4.
GU az eTeby EOtlied that In accordance Wi n
tns &C ~ Or ress, approved jane ~ 1874, entitled
az SCI Tor the government q this DIS riot % o.
iCGDlAf snd Tor other poses ." rhs tax levy was
30 tAteL1td a. g Include all church property not
EXCESSIVELY used Tor edUCs and chsrffsbIs pur
y ses alter return mate By special assessors an
iOthted ID feioT, the SCteffnteudebt Of SECS
NJ u 81 axes hss entered the some on the books
OF this fict recollection
IN oIcer that POUR Interests may have the benefit
oithe discorot now offered, your attention il ss-
pecisl'y called thereto.
tclgntC ! JGUNF UOOK
oetZ4-ot collector Of Taxes FOE the Dis. % Cji.
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- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TAX.
~ PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

PSualty Of one per centum will be sdded 20 your
tax bills en- and sitter E0yKMBHsI.
discount Of ore per oentum to the end Of this
month.
saving Of tvs per centum ia really made by
paying your tax bills before The month of October
expires. oct55-6t
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A MOTHER CHANCE.
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
POSTPONED TO
November 30, 1874.
ORA WING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE.

FOR TICK cts AND INFORMATION
Address
THOS. 4. BRAMLErTE,
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
aurs-mAyh,fa5k
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PERSONAL.

A eSIGNEE'S N0TTUE.-The creditors Of gro.
n MATTIEGLY, EsQ are respectfully reques.e
q meet the Asegnefs Of Mr Msttingly at the tfl .
9Th and streets, On FRIDAY kNEhIHG- ~
O'olUck, OcgE a.
NOTICE.-I hereby forevsrE all persons from
cTeditiug OF trsnsacting auy business shAtever
with GEORGE G. POULTOH "a my name, a. 4
have given nim no authority 70 1890.
Mrs. Wh. P0ULTOH, ENecutTiN,
OctS Of $40 Ssh street n5T .hNest.
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rs OFFICE or COLLkCroR OF TAXEs,
Wy LISTEICT OF COLUMRfa,


m S1lmPohfhNf TO TAN-PAIERS OF THE
W. DISTRICT OF COLUnBIA
BY the terms Of the set Of Congress- approved
Ilne b is4, lew ing tax upOa A. estate ia the
District Of Columbia,
DISCOUNT OF ONE PER CEHTUN "a ALLOWED
IPON ALL BILLS PAip IN OCT"BsE, Bur PEN-
Ally CE ONE PER OKNTUA 8 ABpKo OK ASn
AFIER hCVEMsER !, (AND an ADDITIONAL PEN
ali OF UNE PER CENrUM UPON EACH MONTH
iNEREAFTER-J Ii WILL THUs BIZ ~EsN TBATA
PAVING or Two Pcs CEVT. - REJECTED BY rHE
OCTCBER EXFIEES,
an sdvSptsgs which will not sc.rus during any
other month - the year.
IsN-psyer err should avail themselves Of the last
ofpoFtunlty Ter discount that will be offered, and
say the percentage b paying ths of the cur
rent ear bs!Jre the LIST Of EOvSmser oci2i-llt
~ HCTICE TO TIE STOCK 9ULDER5 Os
~ tns COLUMBIAN BANh NOTE UOM-
FAN -Ihe STOCK holders q The Columbian Bank
Note Company are hereby notified that q meeting
VIII De held 70 lhe once Of said company, in ash-
tngtou, On TUESDAY. November l7th, a. IL
9'CCek moor Tor ths purpose q ale-tins trustees
Tor the ensuing year
JOHN WELLSTCOp, President.
JOHN W. ~ATEHS, Secretary. OctI5 t1oylT
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NUTIUk OF COPABTNIRsHIP.

The undersigned have formed a c1partoe~sh in
undtT the lame and style Of Il. OPPENHEIMsR
90 for the rrrp0se of conducting tue REaEY-
MAZE CLOTHING ana TAILORING Business At
no. sol Pennsy lEa1Is avenue, OdeOu Hall whe re
thsy have now on hand q large aud well assorted
stock at &c ntlemeua AID BOYS Wear, made m the
lat st styles and of the best mat-rlsI4 HOB thcT
Offer the Iuhlic a. prlCCs which cannot fail to suif
Their TslioIiIg ID, partmeut il ia charge of an
exTfrfeuCed cutter AID litter
The firm sOlcits a share n the public patroua0a
and guarantees to do every thing thfir mower 20
meIit II. II. UPPENHEINhR
Oct23-3t JACOB FBEUDENR RGEP
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BOARDING.


RoARD .-Gentiemen can be acc. muodarsd with
- Board AZ a private family ~ s2s Il.H street
rent. o~fas-sis
RoARDIEG MISS SCOTT, 340 Pesnsylvauia
~ ayerue, has tive large Rooms suitable for gen
nehep ALd wives or two persons also, Ous single
Boom for rent, with Board. oct7s-sss
A FEW GKSTLEME6 can be accommotatod
- With Board. comfortable Rooms. Washing,
Elre, hLd Fare 10 the city FOR SIS per month, VI
rs; JACoBs', HyBttsNiie, Blsdensbufg station,
Is. y. Il, x, oct2S 81
~ o0Ne AND ROARD.-Some 81 the most desira
H BE ROOMS IN HOuses 4 100 aud ll0s l2th
street. near hssssch Usttts avenue, for rent with
hrst-elsss Table Board, Location unsurpassed AID
terms very moderate. octl-sg.
FURNISHED BOOM s-WTTH BOARD. Terms
a moderate, 81 OIL street northwest; h0uss has
all the modern oonveuienoes. Oct9s g.
A LADY FROM BROOkLYN las taken House
"A DO. 500 Il street. where desirable Rooms Wiih
or without BOARD, ard the comforts OF home
cen be realized. octIB Sc
EQRNIeRED ROOMS AND FIRsT-CLAss
TABLE BOARD. Terms moderate. At NJ.
sig NJ street northwest. octs- I'm"
CHoICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
" Rooms, together or separn teiy, IN the best To-
oality in the city. Refer 20 Hon. II Bosrdmsa
Smith, Hon. A. l.. Barber, Hon. A. B. Mullett, and
DR.. Verdi. Apply ct 1918 h street n " sepl -6m
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
- tu hand. large nnmher If nov s<ff& 81
Carriages OF all kinds for fall ard iD-S.S[f2
ter. Also, 8 light second hand Landau, Sz-ss-~
bLth by Brewster & 20. OF Br1Cms street, in good
order. and will be sold cheap Reptiriug promptly
81 ended 10. BORT. II. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory 4IO-4Il sth street north
west. OCf29-3t
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hokkhoUnD COUGH DROPS for Coughs
GOO. &C. &C, hsn pound packages. Is cents: ct
nAITAhs, Druggist, corner ID and ID streets
hoItnsest. oct14-ims
Nofio1.=eseooa.s.a a OlotniaS Doo9n o11
~ sold. VIII pAy fsir prices Tor sSooSd hand
81; s.; i ss, @, SssssSSs::. ' q ::S
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OAAN NAoD SlhANSLA@
RosRbVE kUpIL oERrIFIJATEs boasht
So $40. $4,000. AND 81 goo no LOGS
CO.'S l0s sEo' TEG SsDELL. SOC -.hr.
Due a S4s s s..rA -. Sasa roe 9ESr
nue. frsm henniug's station, on ne a 5000
Rooa. :, Fsd.ra cor 7,s SUI - ssa
RTNOHAHGK-aUI 81. six rooar a. 80
~essern part q Gag, Sorth 81 .s,o. % u sase
$500 60 s3 SO. the dissrencs Niii b. raii Ia $50
ADDE'S Bnstncs.,' Boa las. ca p. =. oc,sl-1.-
S9Rs f shsE sI,,s so.a WI I'D r,sT; o
$3.50 49, e house. AFplJ avs hsS Nors sse.uo
I'C LOGH-sENERALTHOU saRDDOLLARs
ootE 81 THOs. " wAGGAMAN, sis7ths
RAss CnAhOE ron LApIks VII .e5d
stans p*.ks, ork BoNcs, with Eurattura, P5rJ,
re sSfticSRkl M Ss zoe TssSs s sso
snkhiuAs M.si Ge E 8 .iSnEi.' &C. Asase..
Bon ASss, se~ 1ork oiiy oc5.7sa
EoB sALE-LEAsE sod FINTTRES- so ssE
u.,, 81 2 renls eNs1ne, cs,np'.d y Lockwood,
Wv sILLkB sis 20 "a Ssr HRs.I o 'a! =
EuR sALE-The Tools. g - vii, 49,. S.7cF y.
NhISHT sHOP, II ress usble price; ~iij cIr- :
,ese q re yam AZ lo~ rent on shrp and sel,'at
:. PflLki 6 r1eF Of BsiaSe I'D Mario st-est.,
H' orsetoNn, &. nc.-ttus
Aks CHhECE F.R lNNssrNeST-tOE
~ HALH-bkl'h YARD, irr'u1iRR n i.rs.
I.sos' Ar , "a, ~ pi'.acn's a. AZ sre..g So.
Ron 10, Plaris Ruufiif. o-'sls.
EoB LEAsE-Trs finest DAIRY aui srOCK
tehn in ere esuatry. 80 scr.s, 900 Hsifa
y ss6inEt. 4. eissLt ta' "a mies IN Ma, iag-aa
I.uf; 89 soTcs ~ grass two l-ei.Iag n p -. a.
ro F1Ie = 20 acre stable oJ-tsrd ftur rsgs
- btiy coss y - t"asN fHr nve ~ tsu years
NoEs LIT rr' sgpsib.s Fariies "a ed apFly ha'rs-,
= n . ga tiee. o-t2I a.
g. PISS DAY-W Anssd, euoFge.'o LApIEs.as
go Ese.is O. eel a email, ohaan aui sale. -
~ seilius t among h,r felss,y-s snt trissl.. ~
BsE s.s5st New va ,i,, l. al Id 500
w e EcRrHTBr PACIYI1 RAIEH5As
BONDS. HiGhes' ms,Net tt,c. Psid,
Boal rstats ana 500 Rrisi-.
cetS.im e"s Issb str--t oarth~s-f
SPLENDID BUILDING stIES
Tor
BBAUTIFTL BUEAL HOMES, NEtR
WASHING Ton.
GREAT IEDUCEMESTs 10 7HosE pEPENp.
ING on SALARIES.
THE BEsT GRAPE LAND IN rHIs COUNTRY.
PIECES ONLY UEEHaaF THEIR lRUE
NALUk.
TernH: " holf amount 90 81 egraI month"; fpafsf.
Hsu's, bearing only Ter cent Interest
Locality unsurpassed frt health fHluass and rr1r,
TcUudings '
ECts from one 20 tvvaIty acres raeh
Uuo-hEh tee ErUuud piRurel in tlrapss viii RAJ
for the hole err tht praifau 90 thr 81 r18rf.s
sua th.uceiJsNAIt b4ccrle . permanent income.
apply 20
R0B'T A. PHILLIPN,
EEAL sSTITH BR0KEE.
eVS IsTH sTBEET Nv,
seFi9 81 Opposite &. =. Tress-r.
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JOHN W. YATES, ss5TelsTy CTS aIsI taSsi Fl
. CO-LICTOB's OFFlUE,


NAsHlNGT0N, october ,IST4,
Notice - hgrt BY sven TIA: Gu SATURDAY.,
Cctl her 8 1, Ies viii expire al LICENSES given
by tie II-trtCt % CClULi biR 70 AL apJthecEriss,
suCtlCresrs, banks 6ni barb bill pos-e-s,
brewers, brokers, bpCk agents, b. ia the
erAl uarsefE, claim sgsLfs, Contractors, cattle
brokers, c mnli zion merchants, dealers OF msr-
Chardts e any Kind whatever, dealers ia distilled
aEo fermented hGuors,W wines sJc CoFdials distI-Fs
iEsCrhLce Ugents, ce-tealeTs, ufsstursTs Of ~
trminAftf 4 SIS, life end hTs-iusUEaIcs c1uoapiaS
Patent agents, pswnbrOkers, photographers, pro-
pIletore ~ bar-rOOms, sampir- rooms. tipplinR
cOsh r tiorcs, bagattl lie, sd jenny LiaA IaBles
bNllLE alley hotels. vcrY stables, Intelligence
Hcess llak shop, restaurants, RrI eating houses,
theeseis, 7, Al estate SCENTS, re-ti isfs sc.
81 raitts engaged In said business trades, or
prolessInns must promptly renee said licenses IN
ebce sith the provisions Il act 90 the Iegis
iaSiEe AssclL biy, approved Apgn-f a. 1871 and the
act amenoAtOTy thereto, approved June ~, lST3
viz: That every person HAnls for = Iicense-tsx
Nho msy tA % psy the same before sgipR IN re
busnf - Tor witch = license AZ b. relEirei shsIf
In addition 10 the iieenSe-tax M posed nay ne or
penalty OF 20 less than i've nVr more than MY dol
lars for eaCh ofense."
Dealers In distilled and fermen.ed Hqaofs, wines
aud ooroiAls in Quantities not les than pint are
further LOtitfd that q bono, with two citizens n
tureties each IN the penal sun # two hundTed dol
lars, must he given unto the District Of Columbia
the successor 10 the MAY Board of AldeImsn aud
Board q Common Council, &C, previous to CD sin
ing license 20 trsfne therein, Ia accordance with
oei9i;1s JOHN v. COOK, Collector. D. O.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-23

a CUP DANCE.-Charles G. Leland gives
description of the dancing Of The Egypt
ian girls, in which he chronicles the per-
formance of one young person, declaring
it to be ''quite poem" He says /: Plac-
ing cup, symbolic of temptation, on the
ground, she danced around it in a style
which was perfectly Spanish, turning the
body and sinking low with great grace
and exquisite art. The cup appeared to
exercise n terrible fascination and she
seemed afraid to drain it. The fear was
perfectly acted. Five times, without aid
from her arms, she almost lay on the
ground with her thirsty lips just dallying
with the edge, and then rising swept i'll
the dance, and thrilled and shivered, and
turned, and sank again. The sixth time
she had completed 4 circle, and, no longer
able to resist, she approached the cup with
throbs and pauses, and then without using
her hand lifted it from the ground with
her lips alone, draining it as she rose, and
the tragedy of temptation being over, mer-
rily danced about the room in quick step,
with her head thrown back holding the cup
all the time in her mouth