davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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81 onuafturgeI6d t.. Wir

MonufoftureeI6dft. Wir
Derpeilen olf Sic Nnseige Der Serren
@bitlod & 60. 9ie1elben bahcn ibre
Gompagnieldaft oufsel6lt mo bas @e+
iddft ipiro bon Serrn98bitlod inter Der
olten Tirma fortsefibrt. 9er jebiee
Gigentbiimer miro oles aufbieten feline
Gunosn 5ufrieoen Ill i%tsllen, uno lit i'm
@tanbe fol6es aussufiibren, oo er our6
Gapitalien. luelde er ins@el1aft betoms
men. Die @oaren biui9 fir boar einfuu=
fen fam. gu 3eit mir Serrn @bitlof
~fennen, f0nnen mir MIR iogsn. oab err
elm iebr routinirter @el6dftsmann lit
uro feline &unoi daft gu erDaltcn weiB.
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Mibmonb, Yoif Niuer uno Gbciapsufc
W Gllenbabn Company.
SabrpIan Der 3ise.

O"Sr d.
Our6 paHaGiere. a
300 81. % @erlabt @idmpnb 9ienfas. 9nnnerifaa
nne sonaahein. gerbinbst tn .aDef
gptht init benz Garnpfer ,5apana" fir ais
le Dunftc an teim yprf Silver unb gaiti-
more. N~nfunftin Baltimore nm SO. W.;
%Ssrbtnbet NIT 9abniinien ii 9Daibin8tpn,
gtlabelptia, .Nep gprf, 8rfpn inb ale
~pefliden punite. @erbtnp t nit 3uges
fr 9tibmpns unb Petersburg uab Gbela~
psaIc nnb Sbip @iieabatnen.
OurG Gra0t.
500 9. 50. 9erfa6t Gi6npnb Oirnffag, 9onncrIfaa
nnb Snnnahtnn. Wtaht Urrtinbunsen nj t
Sdnipfern In g4eit gptat fur SluB.2anbuns
gen. Baltimore utr ale iretl .ben gunfte.
Wfddt Werbinb nnsen in DIN NIB nit 3is
gen Der Nidnipnb uno Odnpile. 81 dmrnb
unb @etersture, uap G~beiapeafe unb Sbip
Gilenbdbncn.
2ofaI paMa9tere.
800 81. Sd. gsrld6t giian,unO t olia (s0nataos aus.
gfnpi,nen)
2pfal 6raGi.
200 Q. @. gerldst gttdmrnb Mnntaa. @ittuudD
Mnp 5rcitas. Wadt gerttntunsen in
g8fit ppint init benz Camper vSfs" fur
alc 2anbun9en an ben Wattipput unb
9aaunfp 5lafen.
Dnr9 Y%affasiere.
1000 9. 81. 9ntunft III @idmpnb 9ieusae. 9unnsr.
itag utS Sannatrth; @adt @erbintun-
gen NIT 3iasn Der Mihntpnb unb Neters'
burg uno Cbelapeafe unb Sbip Gifentab,,
men,, Der Sarnpfer ySasand" perldet
SaltiInere sHn pie. 144 fi8bt Ctr. @lon-
- fnB, Wtittiuot un5 frcitug um 4 %. ~.
Wtat Verbinenn9en nit 3leen ppn pbla.
belpb a, Nefr Srrf Tub ireftliten @ldsert,
rnt tn gDsa Sutnt NIT 3hssa fir Giampnb
une fen Sipen.
Dnr@ 5radt.
6:f5 U. SD. Infunft in &idntp 5 0ienEau. Snnner-
tug itn6 Snniabrnh. Meadt @erbtnbun~
aen In gSett Tptnt nit benz Garrpfer vpn
Baltimore. Matt Serb ntun9ea nit ben
aidmpnb unb 1dnSiae, 3tnmpub unt pe-
frsburg, unb %@belapeate unp SIip @ilens
BaRnet.
2pfal Ynf1agiere.
tG00@ 81. anfunft in aidmpnS tdaIiA ausaenrm.
men Sprnta9. Ma6t @iibi sun9en
nit BEN Si6mrnb unb PETERSBURG, unS
e%bffapeafr ulb Sbiu @ifentatnet.
2pfal Bra1t t.
400 q. Sd. Mnfunft In @idmpnp Idntao, @ttt,und5
INN ifrettd9. Wtatt @erbinpune gen in 80 It
gptnt nit isng antpfer .SSis" son ben Fan
elnefn rer Wtattippnt anb gamuuf,y
Sfufen.
&eine Jratt mad pter son gtat,n fat1tb BON Sid
9Reff gptnt mad Miianta.
Nie teertafen 9reif c, Sprii4tise Sanbb
bune unb Z 9~neligtetl s~arantirt :.
naDren8t. Stls Ut %latins" nit aarantirtet Staten
mad, allen nbrbi den uno wefli1e en- gIdtea roe. ben auSs
8~easben.
4afrfartsn irerbtn ~perfauft fit aue n%brbfid,en. pas
lidfn rnb tpeftlid,sn gIGsen. =
Gapttarte 81 BADEN In Der General Gif cnbabnsEidet
@aentur, S26 Watrfr., I'M @r bQnae Sptel mn an,
9sspt Der 9pitpaonie @fe Der %. anb Gpd Strraee,
iD NM $. 3. DDus1ae, @uyt.
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Sic Sodter bes Serapes BON Goill-
burgD bat Den Namtn Niftoria Wiclica
(oie boniglii6e Tiftoriu) erbolten.
DeBDolb. rSdaucn's Ssrrg1od,
bar, ,penn i0 sic iebe nit Sbrcr Grall,
oann bab' i'd INNER a orobe Sreno !"
-~gSie 10 ?"- Say Sic ni9t meille
Srmu it,
% as 4 Yreife. @icIe
Trage muroe Do1 Dem Sorr1aliltenQ8ie~
ner bel Gsle9en1cit cines jiingit in g8ien
IN Tpl9e zines commander WnloIlcs ob
9e1lotenen 3wedeilen in Gtiuioerung ouf
elmer Der Yre}ie 9euiometen SoaI It hut
morlitii9 in folaenoer @silc beoniipors
tet: uSie greile ne1me i'm Difcnli0cn
9eben Die @telle Der S1lpiegernutter
Gin. Mle fiirhtcn, ober 9tlemano liebe
lie. .So lon9e le 9lllcs biQige, iei lie
9eebrt. lobolo Iie aher su tooeln al ian=
&c, bdttc 4lcs MIR cinen Wurl0-bcr
Seuie! DoIc RE G9uic9ermutter!"
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Stcuer. Menn Die Serrcn Ges
iegmn6er our6aus Den iosenonnten 2us
rug beIteuc,n wollen, 10 iollten lie ndn-
li6 Die SeioenltoIIe fir Traucnfleioer
Die 6icr oerfauft wcrben per Yaro bes
i@teu.rn, bumit Der nSomipuns" mcbr ae=
trogen wirb. Mber oa bcfnmmen Tie Die
2obics auf Den @aIs, besbalb laIien Iie
cS moDlpeislih hleiben.
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-TsG"S

IS o # i'll # t. Ser Yofmsiiter.
Fri. San 2eip, fou Sonntaa feline Yette
tion fiji Die Wieoerernennuna an ale
id)warscn greoiaer gum llntcridreiben sc
laaot baben.
Der 9tepuhlifarer s. 6. @ilrer be-
wirbt iitb sleidfaIS I'M bic Y%oltnteiitcr.
itcllc.
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Sreiheit unb &e@t. Gin &c.
Ter .g}ep Dorter @ts5t9." ma9t fol9cn-
De Globe:
mn j9t mod' uns oie e~insclne S0loppe
f0rbcrt Die Siese ocs Gan5cn erlt
rc1t;
Sic iuirtt, ooB mir ooppelt ms rii0rcn
No1 lautcr es ruien: Sic 9rei6cit, ba8
&cdt!
9enn cwig Gins bieie bcilisen 3,peie,
Sic bottcn suiammen III Srub uno in
Sreue;
$50 Dos &e0t lit, oa ,upbnen pon lcl6cr
i6on Trcie,
llno INNER no 5reie 1ino, paltet bas
Ge1t
Sic Treibeit, oas &edt "a"
(Treili9rotb.)
Ser Trei6cits, @taot lit nod LANCE
fein Ge6ts<S toot. Menn Trsiliarot9
bc,,ts mod lebtr, lpiirbe Ell bne s3lpeis
fel nit blutenoem Sersen. oenn er luur
elm entbulioitllGer Gsrebrsr Der norb=
ameritonilhen Tepublif - bic lsbicr
@trop9cn bcs obi9en Serles ME folst
ubGnoern
~Scnn ewia fins Gins oicie DsiIisen
N1t,
SIR Totnm SIT sebcn fit rdub'rii9e
M}a0t,
sic bolten sulammen in Srub uub
Srcue,
Bis iiber BIC Obrcn i'm G1mub .uie Die
SGue,
uro fcIt 1T ibr @laute, fclt luie Ser
Sells,
SIR CLAUDE oil &sllogg nno Mobi1on
Mells!"
8enn untcr nTrcibcit lno 0ledt" Die
Trei6eit oos 0icGt 81 pcrOrcbcn, per- tan
ben weroen fam, 10 babcn Die M0pptas
ten Der republican, 4e::: Yartei aQers
bln9s ungloubll0es gclei1tct.
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eruer Alarm-G flrarapb.


w. 2 Gr0e @pli3ei @tation.
no. 3 !3peite Wslisei Station.
10. a Drite YoTi3ei Citation.
w. S @prissnbaus, 3te Struae.. noh,.
8reab.
MO. 6~S'Of ars sabbsr Souie, grpaa
StfaBe, atuii9en Der 9ten mnb 1Oten.
Mo: @priseubaus, 1stes e7t,. uob
Tranflin. ivy
Nc. 10 @odetts.
Mo. - Gde Der 12ten unb Main ctr.
Nc. IA Gde Der f0ten unb gvrS@t,. is
VS.. 10 Gffe Der tisn unb gary Ctr.
no. 10 ede SER yine unb Maia ctr.
Me. II Gde Der 3ten unb DusaI CTR.
w. II Gde Der 25fen unb 8rooS or
Mr. 2-3 ede Der 17tsn unb marlbau Or,
Ns. "a @de Der 17ten uaS Ma{binoto,s
Ctr. S''"
no. rs @strsyplitaa Gisn.@ .sss, ?,
No. 20 Gdf Der 5tem umb Maim.@ CIR.
M0. 81 Ode Der 14ten umb Masu ctr.
no. 80 Ode Der 22ften umb Main @tr!
Mo. 3-4 Ode Der 13ten umb Cars ctr
M0. 3-5 Stabtii9ss ~slrmembans.
Mo. SO 5rebesar gifensgBerfe.
No. Al gfe Der 9teu unb Qeiab ctr.
Mr. 4,2 8ruab straBe ede Sail gQy.
Mp. 4-3 Ode Sprins unb yine ctr.
No. 4-5 Gds ct. Sames unb DUAL CTR.
Mo. 4-6 SprIBsnbaus, este ctr.
Mo. 81 @priBeubaus, 10 ctr.
9o' % gfe Der Clap I'M @ilmer CTR.
GMo. 5-3 eds Mi9pulonRr. uns Wudets.
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@olb idIob 9eltern Wfittay in Mep
Dorf nit 104&.
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DIR. 6. Is. sscote, 12o aeeiu9ton gpe.
Cor. 6, Este Ctr, Stem Dorf, al8 laab.
bdn9iger ar3t, bebanbelt aie g(rten 6 bro II.
ii6er &ran fbeiten, uno ernpfdngt
8riefe ans alien Gbeilen Der cipiliiirten
@elt.
9ur@ bic origiuelle @eiie in Der Ius.
iibnng ieiner meoi5iniideu 9raris
bebanbelt ct sablreide Yatientcn in europa,
Use it.Snbien, Canada Unb III jeocn
Staate Der @~ereiuigten Staaten.
Srisfide Goniultationen ,nentgelfliG.
> @ebcr Mineralien nod fdjablide Yfan3en
gebraugt. Scinabe 10000 gatienten ,ui1rs
ben in ben letten 20 Sa5ren ~bebanoelt.
Sober Sal miro eillieln for9fdltig rcsitrirt
Oh briei!i6 ober peri6nlidl, Oh bon benz Doctor
lelbit ober ieinen 9iilfsdr3ten. 2estere iinH
ade wifienldaitli9 9%ebilbete Mebi3iner,
Ane Yattenfe.t, tuerdje entferst ruognem,
erbaltcn eine alSfiibrli6e Sra9elite franco
per Noft pber i'm 9auis Gin uoli tdnbiges
ipitcmatii@es Gintrugen IN ben 8idern,
perbinbert Tebler ober Srrtbimer. Die
Bidder .ucrocn mt bon ben angefelten
Mer3tca gcDffnet.
@eSsn Ure9eliite ODER anoertpeitise Con.
ialtationen a~breiire man tuie folst:
DIR. e. Is. FOOTE,
GA, hoo 01.t,. n..n
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Di&'s ianfrirte 1reis-Giff.

Jarfsis @etten-3OO Mbbtlbunuen mit gerHre,s,,,
S~auienper Der tefea 8lumen unb s. mi i'm an1f Ssr r Mrss
este, anb bic @rt nnb aSeife ~tiefsfben an wadienWWaes
LTD gebrudt. ""' ~"S-
Aprsifrs: Satnes Did, &p9sfsr N..g.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18

4 REMARKABIE DREAM.-The accuracy
or the following may lee relied in all is
particulars Two ladies. sisters had been
for several days in attendance upon their
brother, vino WAS III of common sore throat
severe, and pr"tracted but not consider
ed as attended with any danger. At the
same time. one of them had borrowed
watch from Il female friend. in consequence
"f her own being uudei repHir. The watch
was one TO which particular value was at
tached. on account of family associations;
and some anxiety was expressed that 1T
might not meet with any injury. The
sisters were sleeping together, ia a room
communicating with that of their brother,
when the elder of them awake III state Of
great agitation ahd having aroused the
other, told her that she had had trightiul
dream. Il dreamt." D." she said. THAT Mary :
watch stopped and that, when told YOU
of the ell cum stance. you replied, Mich
worse than that has happened. for James 5
breath has stopped also r'-uamiug their
brother who was i'll. To quiet her agita-
tinn, the younger sister Immediately got
up. and found the brother sleeping quietly ;
and the watch which had been carefully
put up in drawer, going correctly. The
follow ing night the very same dream &C
CURED. followed by sim liar agitation, which
was again composed in tie same manner 4;
the brother being again found in a qniet
sleep and the watch going well On the
following morning, snnu alter the iamlly
breakfastrd, one Of the sisters was sitting
by her brother, while the other was writ
ing note in the adjoining room. When
her note was ready for being sealed, she
was proceeding Ia take out for his purpose
the watch alluded to, which had been put
by in her writing -desk. when she was as
tonished to- find it had stopped and. at
the same instant she heard scream of in
tense distress from her sister in the other
room Their brother who had still hcen
considered as going ON fsvorably. had been
seized with snddeu fit "f suifucaiiuu, aud
had lust bieathed his last.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18
Il Night III a japanese Inn.

We entered the village, which was once
a city containing ,0O0, 0Oe nhahii ants, aud
put up al a native hotel, kept in native
style. Obeying the custom Of undressing
the feet, We passed many guests sitting un
mats AND making the chop>ticks fly in a
way that would make \ apkee env'uuS
even in n railroad eating house. Up stains
we went, and were shown into a room
whose walls consisted merely Of paper, par
tit;onIng one room from annIher, but ~ hIch
were scrupulously clean. Ordering supper
and some native wine, were quickly
served by a rather good ioOking maid
While waiting the result of our ORDER we
were served with some lit bin pastry and
with some sachee ; also a bowl containing
live Goals, together with pipes; after which,
giving us time for a smoke, the cnui Se> be-
gan with fish, not cooked enough for our
taste: then eggs, chicken, sweet potatoes,
rice, aud tea.
Nobread was served MS nor butter: but, as
the tea was remaI kablv fiIe. and asIhp eggs,
tho small were seasoned with rock salt. we
made good meal. rendered aN NkwaId lay
lack OF experience ia using the ChopsIIcks,
which were pPnCilshaped, aud used 10y
hoiding ~ pressing the fuud between the
ends. he guests meanwhile perpiug ti:ruugh II
The partitions and gigslimg at our frantic
| effuts To eat gracefully. While eating
! supper, the Governor of tie place sent Il
! Constable to obtain our name aud residence
/ that we might 1e under police protection,
we being the first white men tha. Pvei
spent night ia the place. Supper being
over, We took 4 shout walk through the
/ town. and as there were many pilgrims in
/ the place who had never seen a CauCas>ioH
! before, we we've the ''"bsei we'd of all "b
! servers" especially our friend, an English
| man, who is SIX feet. and WAS giant
amnng them. Going back To- the ho:rl. oui
/ friend asked us if we wished Il bath and
Shampon. Answering in the affirmative
he gave the oIaer, and hearing Il low ano
! somewhat sad wills. le. which we had h"aI.
! both 10y day and 10y night in Gukolan1-
which. though IL had excited our curI">itl
we had failed to enquire the reason of-h'
went INTO the street and brought in bmC
man, whu. he said, waS To do ti,r shampoo
ing. The bath being ready, we weni dow
stairs and were shown into room, whc>'
wet floor proved it to I've in constant use
After finishing our bath, dunned ou
gown and returned To our rooms Where tin
~''blind man took us in charge. Com
mPuciug with our feet he knuCilied It's al
over. prying in between every joint an,
muscle of our back aud limbs. except til
region of the chest, and which. after Ia
was through. made uS feel aS Timber aS a
acrobat THO sun rose uucluuded on tn
/ following morning, ana after breHkfas
served ON the floor, similar in quality I
supper of the evening b"fnre. we paid ou
bill. which amountet to St15-thiS e.
both of us, including our wine.-IrGCels .
/ ,JdD09.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18

THE FIRST WATCH At first tie watch
was about the size of a dessert Plate. 1t
had weights, aud was used as - packet
cInck" The earliest known use of the
modern name occurs in the record of 1872,
which mentions that Ed ware |. had ''uue
larun or waich of iron, the case being like
wise ,,f ron gilt and two p,ommets Of lead p"
The first watches may readily be supposed
to have been uf rude execution. The first
great Improvement, the substitution of
springs for weights, was IN 16JO. The
earliest springs were not cnileh, but only
straight PIECES of steel. EmlY watches had
only one hand. and beng w"umc $40 twice
a day, they could not keep time nearer
than fifteen or twenty minutes III the Nrlve
hours. The Gials were of silver or brass /:
the cases had no crystals, b"t opened at
the back ard front. aud were four or five
inches in diameter. \ plain watch cost
tie equivalent of $1,000 in our currency,
and after ono was ordered it took a year
to make it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18
GODS PLANS.

Sometimes, when all life's lessons have been
l-aru-d
And sun aud stars forevermore have set,
The things which our weak Judgment here
have spurned,
The things Ger which we grieyeu with
laShps wet
Will flash before us out of lfe's dark night,
As stars shine most in deeper tinI5 of
blue,
And we shall see how all Gods plans were
right.
And how what seemed reproof was love
most true.
md we shall see while we frown and sigh,
Gods plans go on as best for you aud me;
How, when We called, he Eeeded not our
cry,
Because his wisdom to :he end could see
\ MI cen as prudent parents disallow
Too much of sweet tn craving baby hood,
So G"d, perhaps, is keeping from now
IIfe's sweetest things because it seemeth
good.
And if sometimes, cornmingIed with life's
wine,
We find the wornwood and rebel and
sink
Be sure a wiser hand than yours or mine
P"urs ont this portion for our lips to
drink.
Aud if some friend we love is lying low,
Where human kisses cannot reach his
Bot hear your surrow with obedient
etace!
And You shall shortly know that lengtheu-
ed breath
Il not the sweetest gift God sends his
friend,
Aud that, sometimes, the sable pail Of death
Coucrals the fairest bloom his love can
send
If we could push aiar the gates of life,
And stand within, and all God workings
We could interpret all this doubt and strife
Aud for each mystery could fiud Il key.
But not so. Then be content. poor heart,
Gods plans, like lilies pure and white,
uu:old
We must not tear the close shut leaves
apart
Time viii rev'-a! The calyxrs of gold
And if, rhrough patient toll, we reach the
laud,
Where tired feet with sandals loose may
When we shall clearly know and under
stand,
think that we will say that God know:
best
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18
NUMBER II.
Daniel dnH the Danube.

"Got a neat ching fur YOU" said young
Mr.. Flaxeier, the critic, diving inIu al
samcium yesterday morning IN ilS u u.ti
hearty way, 'Iip-rup Ihine--iu fact. nI.ht
dog guried g"cd thing. Bout a. meat q
thing in They way of an intricate c,nInna-
tIun of cururdruT aud pun | even saw.
If ] do say il myself. What is the a tf,-I-
ence bet ~een the Prophet Daniel aud lhu
Danube River
We said there was light smart chance
of "a difference.
"~rll. yes" said Mr. Flaxeier, but bc
specific; name IT.
We named whisky aud self ger with start
ling promptness, but Nh. FHxcior suck
Ia the business ou The Speakers desk, and
we had IL guess. We said. Because. un, ~
Dan yen MAS. aud the ol her l. Danube l,t..
which Was rejected rs being too Sin,l,i,. auu
too ulteIl ~ uugramnaiical upon WINCH Ne
submitted a. a grammatical amendment,
Dan you We're and Dan you are, bus Nj
FlaXcier SAID 1t didn't Iii. Then Ne sand.
brcause DauIcl Was prophet aud tie
Danube IL "a foreigner, and the f,r. Iu,lut.r
Rnd II prophet were pretty mucn ankv
but THIS was rejected. Then We sud BE
cause lie had 10 pocket TO put It ia, and
gave il up.
Mr.. FiaXeter, greatly pleased, said. Be
cause Daniel was cast mo tie den ut iu,n> ~
the Iancus OF a KING. ard lie mon cla ds cast
Iauc'r into the Danube by-uu. thu a>u-t
exactly 1t Daniel 10y the Iaucor uf q Klug,
WAS cast into the muuJh ul !iuiiS. " hiI. tie
1u:kIsh n-clddS, 10y Ihc iarcur ct 40
shucky, how does thai go, auA how? Daniel
II had it straight - q uIr wscu | came Iu
hcIc-Danlci MAS cast into e den ut iat,-
cUTuu> honS-5ud the Dtuuhu i receiving
the cast anchoIs-uSW ! am getting ii
the 0anube ls-pldgue on II Auur fuul an-
sweis are enough IL make uiau fri ctt hI $
own nnnuIe. Now. llien, I've got d straight
y"u take II down while ] tell Il IL Nuu.
Daniel WAS lying ~ a deu "f c.i>rtlS 10y the
tt C'r-nii, hhaN, Dam, was cast i.io he
deus of lions by the rauc"r oi King, aud
the Danube II caSt-thai l.. ths. nl.Clsri :
are the nuch cast iu :hc-- e. --tm-ah-
the anchors cast IN the-Iht --
We suggested that thry urIe cast in
the foundry, hut Nr. FlaNctcr onll gave
up piercing look aud held has head la his
haii,iS aud went uu.
''DanIe cast in a den of lions, aud
the Danube
We suggested 20 Mr.. Flaxeter that lie
had better 10 and consult !dwHeI utl am
evangelist, in order to ailive al lh. Iapl,N
combination of distorted Sculpture and bad
grammar, aud aI'ochrA phal 3h. triumphant
accomplishment of hIs cJuuuaTaut. lie
rose and went away weeping. aiu We H.. G
rnre fear that we viii never see that Co.
uudIUm again.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18

4 SINGULAR CHARITY.-It rlav Ice
thought singular purpose of charity -
provide Tor :he marriage Of purr .natUS. go
and one hat would accomplish tut hiti,. in
field where the objects would bc - uu-
merous nevertheless. the benevolent tie
signs OF men have been TUNED m tba-
channel. we'll iu other various dIl,l-
tinns mentioned in the statute. By il,.
will of Mr.. Henry l}aine, a Wealthy Lon
dou brewer. u fund WAS established fuI it3~r
such a purpose.
Among ihe notable chaiiial.Ie ilietitu-
tiun> oC London there is none More un,ct
in inception, or nIule unique Ia tlauau"-
menf. il.an Raine's Asylum. established ..y
him, in 1876, f"I c!mhimg. eGucatng. aud
properly training for domestic SERVICES
forty young girls. taken fr,m hover
schsoi prcYi'tu>iy esiab lished !v him. Rl
arriving at the age oi Iwcity-tWu. auy ylIl
tho has been educated a. tine a., luul. s,.d
who can produce satisfactory i,>i IuI.ni.i =
Of her CuuCuCj while in StIvicl. may d. -
come a candidate for a marriage -pnIII..n.
9lOO, for which six giIls ase allowed tu
draw twice in each year-ou the tisi ot
May aud the fifth OF NUyrmber. Tee.
drawing IL IN THIS manner: The Ire tSi
Ell. ia compliance with the eNbicil dltrr
tiUns of Mr.. Raine, takes q half Sheet 81.
white paper and writes thereon Oue hur-
dred pounds Next. lte takes ~ many
bldlR SheetS as "itn lhe one " iilipI pil.
will correspond with the number nt cnudi-
dates present. Each OF these half sheets
il wrapped tightly round a little ROLLER pf
wood, tied with narrow green lihli,l4 tlt.
knot uf which is funny sealed. The i1li~
are then formally deposited IA l.,tEe can
lister placed upon small table in le c,.i,-
ire oi the Iuum. This being done. tl.e
candidates, one ~ a time, advance toward.
the canister, each drawing ther,-rr,.m ONE
of the rolls. When all have drawn. IA, y
proceed to the chaiFwoman, who cuts tha
ribbon which secures each iuii. and bids
the Cindi dates unfold the various jtai.eiS.
There i> uo need to- ask winch IS tli..n, i,aS
gained the prize the sparkling eyes ,if
thc Fortunate bundled pound rirl'' r,.v,. y
the secret more quickly than IL could lie
spoken hy the lips. The poitinn drawn IN
Nav = given after a wedding nn the niih
of November, the NpVen ber portion being
given in like mauuer oH May day.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18

"NOw, then. state your case. SAID
Detroit lawyer the other day. as he put the
five dollar bill away in his vest p''ckei. -
'.WeT," began his client. suppose the
ran living next door wants to put barn
right up against my line, coming within
twu feet of my house ? Cant 40 II. sir
can't do any such thing reph"d ihe
lawyer. But ! want iu put NY barn
righ, up against his line" remarked the
CLIENT '.Oh--ah--yes, | see. Well, sir,
go right ahead aud put your barn there.
All the Law aud tie facts IN the case arc ON
yotl side
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18

THE DANUBE, The river Danube has
figured largely i'll history for 1000 years,
aud 1t again becomes the object to which
the eyes of the world are tuned. 1t fur
nisl'ed highway for the Turks in the six
teenth aud seventeenth centuries ~ peue-
trate Europe as far as Vienna. aud in the
days of the crusades it became outlet for
the religious enthusiasm of Europe ~ fow
to the Holy Land. The DANUBE, from it's
source in Baden to the Black Sea, Is 1880
miles i'll length, and it drains, with its
tributaries, an area of over 900 squaI e
miles. 1t passes through Bavaria, Austria.
Hungary, forms the boundary betwee
Hungary aud SeIvia to the Carpathian
mountains, where IL separates RpumHuia
and Bulgaria, ana passes into the Black
Sea through several mouths. The principal
one being that ui Sulina. The Danube is
navigable for steamers as far as Um in
Bavaria. At NIcnpnlis in the fourteenth
century 100, ,ooo Christians xere driven by
the Turks into The Danube, aud in the fif-
teenth century 40 00O Turks were slain on
its shores at the siege of Belgrade.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18
" FORD HOUSE.

-l.r., EBENSBUEG. PA
-.r.-I s ken possession ut the well
- mouse iu Ebensi,urr. which he
.-.g .'.Hru.-lei in good style. and
r Il" r"n .U.t 0u strict temperance
... ''r earnest y soiicits the
---.r.... D. may visit the county seat
yr. er... p.e",ur.. oil whom lie pledges
.s-.,,' 70 ne best possible manner
Q. SID ',' price. r. ceilent accom-
lrf furnished TO summer boardlers.
.ara a,, ~, r1wtJri''a pleasantnnd econ
WHICH tu spend the heated term.
''F-x s,.,.- ISAAC CRAW FORD.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-05-18

TAKE Your COUNTY PAPER DO the
city papers say anything in regard tn vonr
own county? Nothing. Do they contain
noticesof your. schools meetings. churches,
improvements, and hundreds uf other local
matters of interest which your hume paper
publishes without pay? Notau item. Do
they ever say a word calcnlatcd To draw
attention to your coanty and aid in Its
progress aud enterprise? ? Not a line. -
Aud there are men who take such con-
tracted views IF this matter that unless
they are getting as many square inches of
reading matter in their own as they do in
a city p;rcr, they think they are not get
ting the worth of their money. II reminds
us of Il man aho took the largest pair of
boots in The box because the price was the
same as the pair, much smallei, that fitted
him Exchange.