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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

/ HAD mare some years ago that
had large wart on her side where the
hairless rubbed and kept it sore. In
summer the flies made it worse, To
prevent this / put on n daub of tar,
and i'm few weeks the wart was killed
and disappeared l have frequently
tried it since on cattle and horses, and
seldom had an occasion to use n sec
ond application. The remedy is sim
pie and effectual.- Correspondence
Prairie FdFHeT
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

A LADY inquiries OF the -.
Farmer for a remedy tor -
cough, and gets the follo"ln5
"Dr. Warren SAYS that mtlil, I ,-~
diluted to the strength o. -
with water, and kept Tor a "a -, -
nothing else, will cure 'I1 ,e ~ 4
three weeks time. We nav
with four or five children -" N
to be good. To relieve 'ng n.
sprinkle sulphuric ether Oh ~
and hold TO the nose.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

THIS MODE of cleaning glass gives. it
a great brilliancy:
Take fine powdered indigo, dip into it a
moistened linen rag, smear over the glass
with it, and then wipe it off with dry cloth.
As a substitute for this, fine siftcd ashes, ap-
piled by a rag dipped in spirits, will answer
just as well. Spanish white is apt to make
the glass rough and injure it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
DIR. NJ. J, BUCK,
- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

ALTOONA, PA ..
Once and residence on Fourteenth street, near
Eleventh avenue, where night calls can be made
Oifice hours from to 10. A. NJ. aud from 2 to 4
and to s. P. N. Special attention paid TO Dis
eases Of the Eye and Ear, as we'll as to Surgical
Operations Of every description. [4Ie-tf1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
| NJ. KENL MD. Puy

4 NJ. KEIM. VI. D.. PHYSICIAN AND
a. SURGEON. Ebcnsburg. Pa. Office on High
street west of Julian street, and nearly opposite
the Blair House. Consultations ia both German
od.cc l5-5. T7-tLj
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

DIANING MILL.-Having attached
4 to our LUMBER MILLS near Ashland Furnace
n complete Planning MiII- prepared to
work FLOoRING. SIDING and MOULDING of every
description. and also do turning all kinds such
Broom. FORK and HOE HANDLES &c. FLOOR
ING and Siding always on hand at the Mill and
for sale at the lowest cash prices.
d. x G. MOORE
April IS 1S7g.-3m.= r O. address: ALTOONA PA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

DOOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.-Tb
undersign ed hereby offers himself as a candi
date for the above office, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention. If nomi-
mated and elected he pledges himself to perform
the duties OF the office with honesty and fidelity
l.. J. SANDERS.
Allegheny Twp, March p, 1s79-t.c
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

MISS NJ. f. DAVIS has Just returned
IVA from the city with large and elegant stock
OF Spring and summer Hats. as well as a
fun line Of Notions and other goods in her line
which will be sold very cheap for cash Ladies are
earnestly invited to give her call. Store in f J.
Humphreys building corner of Julian and Craw-
ford streets.
Ebensburg April 25, ls7o.-3m.s
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

DOOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.-Th
a undersigned hereby announces himself as a
candidate Tor the office of Poor House Director
subject to the Democratic rules and pledges him
self if nominated and elected to perform the du-
ties OF the position with honesty and to the best of
his ability. JOHN RORABAUGH
Croyle Twp, April 25, 1s79.-t.c.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

A LEXANDER TAFT. NJ. d..
"A PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Es-Ofice and residence adjoining Post ONCE. st
Augustine. Cambria county, Ia. [i-I-tLssE.J
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
Five Families with eishty-iive Chill
drcn.

In the vicinity of New Jerusalem
Rockland township, Berks county,
thero are five families having togeth
or 50 children. First is the family
of Abraham Hilber, who is now 80
years old aud still actively engaged
in farming. Ills wife who is also
still living. is the mother Of q chill
dren, nearly all Of whom aro living
and have settled in that section
Tho youngest child is 23 years old.
Next is the family OF Beniamin An3-
sta dt, also q farmer, aged 70 years,
who is father OF 10 children,all born
OF ono mother--the youngest being
90 years old. The family Of John
Barto deceased, who died few years
ago at the ago of 70 years numbers
IL children, all one wife. VIM.
Barto, son Of John Barto, is 90 years
OF age and the father Of IA children,
all having ono mother. Another OF
these five prolific families is that OF
William Youse, aged so years, who
with his wife had IA children. The
families have an average OF II chill
dren each. Rockland has about 3GU
voters and population Of about
1,600.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
The Largest Ciosk In the worla

The large clock at the knelish
Houses OF Parliament is the largest
one in the world. The fonr disls Of
this clock are Twenty-Five foot in
diameter. Every bali minute the
point Of the minute hand moves
nearly seven inches, The elocS
will go eight and half days
bat il will only strike for seven snS
half thus indicating any negloc, Ia
winding IL up. The mere windlae
mp Of the striking apparatus takes
two hours, The pendslnm IL IL
feet long the wheels are OF cast
iron the hour bell is eight feet high
and nine feet ia diameter weighing
nea ly fifteen tons, aud the hammer
alone weighs more than four hood~d
pounds. This clock strikes the
quarter hours, and by its stroke,
tho short hand reporters rogolsts
their labor, At every stroke = nev
reporter takes the place OF the old
one, while the first retires 10 write
oat the notes that he has tsken dar'
llAS tAs ". .vises kitssa niaess.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
The Charm Of True Marriage.

Oar advanced theories OF divorce
aud free-love making the matrimoni- =
al relation merely partnership 10
be dissolved at pleasure, whatever
else may be said in their favor, striko
a deadly blow al an element which
was meant perhaps 10 be supreme
above all othors. What is the sweet.
ost charm OF all true marriage, what
is the greatest advantage, what the
most priceless, tako life through.
which IL brings to the human heart :
Not tho flush aud splcnlor of its
early love not the richer develop.
ment which il brings TO tho cha
not evon the children who are gath
cred around ia shrine. No, but tho
intimacy aud reliability Of it's com
panionship tho fact that it gives
those who onter into IL, each in the
other and through all senses aud
changes, a near aud blessed standby.
Marriage in some Of its aspects in
doubtless the source of an i'm nense
amount Of unhappiness, crime, in
justice, blight aud dDwn-dragging,
one Of the most porplexing institu
tons society has To deal with only
the blindcst sentimentnllsts will deny
that. On the other hand. however
and this il not moro sentiment but
sober fsct--of all God 8 goodnesses
10 be found in this lower world, all
tho proofs that 10 cares for us not
only with tho wisdom OF a Creator,
but with the interest aud love Of a
Father, there IL none quite equal ~
his sending human beings into the
arena Of life, not TO fight its battles
win its victories and endure its sor-
row alone. bat giving them. as they
90 forth out OF childhood = home, u
relation in which two o. them are
bound together with the closest Of all
ties, live together under tho same
roof, have their labors, their property
their interests, their parental aliec-
tons all ia common, aud moved u
stand by each other, hand 70 hand
and heart t. heart, ia every sorrow,
misfortune, trial aud stormy dal
that earth can bring. I,is an ideal
If not al ways realized III full, which
IL tasted even now, amid all that !.
said about IN IrriIye miseries, III ore
widely perhaps THAI any Oibor hap
J DllesE
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
One Form Of Rudeness.

A breach OF politeness. and one
which is most annoying to refine !
and sensitive people, is the very
general habit OF interrnptlng ono q
conversation. The impuuitJ with
which this is done has degraded ra~
tional conversation, which ought to
be the greatest charm OF social in'
tercourse, iuto a farce A man or
woman who has anything to say
that is worth saying, desires to say
it in his or her own way; and those
who have brains to appreciate it,
will be equally desIrons of hearing
it without interruption. Yet il is
common thing for par.or c1nver
sation to partake more oil the babbie
OF babel than conversation among
rational beings who arc supposed to
know aud appreciate what each 9th
or say. Ono begins to relate an in-
cidont, and before he has finished
two sentences some parrot IN LIN
clothes chimes IN with her senseless,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
Hint on immortality

The veriest tribes are never alt
yetLor forgotten. Lot the mental s;iu
ulus be strong enough, aud tbC
letails come back with Photographic
precision. Ia dreams We often So,
the forms AMI fIces anl expressions
.! feature oi childish friends whose
very names We IL hJlgat We lad for.
gOtten. !, sometimes happens that
ia the .a,ntuess uf death visions
come back IN tae fading Intelligence,
SO vivid and 30 fresh, that they are
more real than the realities o! pain
and sorrow Beautiful glinp-cs o!
the days Of early innocence come
times come 10 the worll-seary suf.
ferer even old FalstniI when dy. -
''babbled OF green fields IL is
not strange then that things which
had made deep impression IN youth
should lingcr inefacoably in TIE
breast OF the old.
Not long ago an old man lay or
his death bed, aud waking from a
doze rested his dim eyes upon bis
granddaughter who stood near him
He beckoncd her 70 him, aud calling
her by a name that she had never
heard him utter before, he took her
hand in his, pressed /: tenderly aud
kissed it. None Of those who stood
around had ever heard the name, and
thought it only sick fancy. II was
not the name OF his wife, long dead,
nor OF any Of bis old flames, thsr
they know OF. No, he had never spok
en Of her when be was well bat ~
secret and precious corner Of his
heart he had cherished a beloved in
age a deep impression that outlast-
ed all that came sfterward. Aud
whom his fading eye dimly saw bis
granddaughter near him, the unres
became stronger than the real III,
saw in her companion OF bis youth
he felt once again the snnhine IN bis
heart the simmer in his VEINS, tht
fresh chivalric impulse OF boyisl
love II was not his granddaughter !
hand that he kissed, but that OF 4
young girl over whose grave perhaps
the grasses Of fifty Summers has
grown. Touching aud poetic as il
this hidden duration OF love aud
memory, it has deeper Significance
than mere poetry. In the fact tha
nothing that was ever part OF lit
is'wholly lost, there is an intimatioI
Of neutrality-suspicious. Eoor!
Saturday.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
The End Of Greatness.

Alexander, sfter having climbed TO
the dizzy heights of am bition. and,
with his temples bound In chaplet,
dipped in tho blood OF countless na
tious. looked down upon n conquer.
cd world, aud wept that ih ire was
no another city 10 coDquor, ret a
city on FIRE and dioi in q sceue oil
debauch.
Hannibal after having TO tho as
constituent aud confederation OF
Rome, passed tho Alps. after having
put to fight the ermios OF tho mis-
tress Of tho world, anI st, ppo I
three bushels Of gold ring, fr m no
fingers Of her slaughtered knig lts,
aud made her foundation qr,xe-
fed from his country, being chase
by one OF those who exultiug uu'ed
his name TO that OF God, aud Gallo
him Hanni Bial-jied at last by
poison administered by bis own
hands, unlamented, unwept for, in a
foreign land.
Caesar, after having conqneroj
eight hundred cities, aud dyed his
clothes in the blood OF ono million
Of his foes after having pursued
to death the only rival he bal 90
earth was miserably assassinatoi by
those no consiJerc,. his nearest
friends, aud in that very place, the
attainment Of which had been hia
greatest ambition.
Bunaparte, whose, mandate kings
and emperors obeyed, after having
filed the earth with terror Of his
name, deluged it With blood, and
clothed his days In lonely Danish.
ment-almost literally cxiled from
tho world, yot where he would
sometimes see his cpuntrys b.unor
waving over the deep, but cJulI
aot, on would not bring him aid.
Thus, four great men, who from
the peculiar situation Of their por
traits, seemed to stand the repre-
sentatives Of all the world calls grea,
those four. who each in turn
N Iae the world tremble TO its centr,
by th oir tread, seyerally diel-on,
by intoxication, or some suppose, by
lpoison mingled in wine one
suicide ; one murdered by his friends
an one lonely exile.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16

DEAra Is BIRru.-No man who il
ct TO live need fear to die. Poor
faithless souls that we arc ! How We
shall smile at our vain alarms when
the worst has happened To NJ
death is tho most terrible word we
know. But when we have tasted its
reality. II viii mean to Us birth
dolivcrarce. q now creation OF our.
selves. II will DO what hoalth IL u
man. II will DO what homo is to th,
exile. II will be what tho loved OCT
given back 10 10 tho beroaved. Al
wo draw near 10 II q solemn gladnes,
should oil our hearts. IL 10 God''
great morning lighting up tho sky
Our foars Aro terrors of children II
tho night. Tho night, with its tor
rors Ia darknoss, its foverish dream
y passing away and whom we swat,
40 vip " into Ode sunlight
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
EJr Low Shirts.

Tako ono ounce Of tho seeds Of
resolution, mixed we'll with the oil OF
conscience, infuso IL into . large
spoonful of tho salts Of patience dis-
Ill very carefully q composing plant
called "others' woes" which You will
find in every part Of the garden o!
life, growing under tho broai leaves
OF disguise add a small quan tity
aud It will greatly assist tho salts Of
patience 10 their operation. Gather
. handful Of the blossoms Of hope,
then swceteu them properly with the
balm Of prudence aud il you Gao
get any Of tho seeds Of truo friend
ship, you will have tho most vsluab le
mcdiciue that can be administered.
Bo careful TO get the seeds OF true
friendship, as there ID n seed very
much like il called sell Interest, which
will spoil tho whole comp, ,sit,op.
Make the ingredients into pills and
take ono night aud moruing, AMI the
cure will DO effected.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16

Al lrishmaa was going along d
road, when a. angry bull rosted op-
on him, and, with Ais horns tossed
hun over the ieuce. TIE Llshmap
recovering from his fall, upou looking
up saw the bull paving aud tearing
up the ground. aud SAID II II was
not for yoar bowinS and scrapiuP
your apologies, you brnte, fa.X !
should think yoo had tsrown me
over this fence Oh purpose.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16

The woody skin Of the peach, TIE
birchino colors OF The epple.the favor
Of the pear, thej juos o. the watermel,
on al DO fade Ms loaf bat TIC
peanut holds its osn forever, The
transcendentsl combination Of fruit
and vegetable, Ang Of the gallery,
par excellence on the half shell and
the greatest promoter OF matrImonS
IN the wlao world
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
II q q & n " .
EVERY YEAR.

Tho spring has less Of brightness
Every year;
Aud the snow = ghastlier whiieness,
Every year
Nor do summer flowers quicken,
Nor autumn fruitage tbicken.
Az they once did, for they sioken
Every year.
Il Is growing darker, colder,
Every year
As the heart ani soul scJy o.lsr,
Every year
! care not new for dancing.
Or for eyes with passion gl,ncing,
Love 10 less anI less enhancing,
Every year.
OF the loves and sorrows blended,
Every year;
or the charms Of friendship ended
Every year;
or the ties that still might bad mo,
Cutil Time 10 psath rosign me,
My in6rmitics remial me,
Every year.
All 7 how sad 10 look before US,
Every year;
While the cloud grows darker Ger US,
Every year;
hen we see the blossom, faded.
Ito bloon we might have aided,
immortal garlands braided
Every year.
past go more dead fscce,
Every year.
'ed leave r1cant places,
Every year;
4, the sad eyes meet Us.
mugs dulk they greet Us,
me TO them entrcst us,
Every year.
wing DID," they tell me,
.ry year :"
re alone" they tell US,
9ry year -
no new afsctioa,
yrecolle lection,
~ aud q election,
Every year."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
Some tIliigs 10 Disbeliey e.

When O man advertise, for pat.
ner, and wishes a SOung mao t.
put IN a small Investment of one
hundred Or fse buuirci dollars, and
promises to him rcaIzliIn of ff.
y Or one hundred pr c,nt. profit.
Iont believe IT. When man oHcr-
to give gold watches or jewell,
worth 6iiS or hundred dollar, f1r
only ono dollar don't believe j..
When = mao offers to give away
knowledge Of the utm s, value for
ibe core Of consumption, isnd any
aud all her diseases oy mere ' senI-
lag ihrecscent stamp to prepav
postage, don't believe il. Wncu a
man proposes to do his utmost TO
make every ono else rich, and loosS
to other peoples interest more than
his own, don't believe it. When a
man advertises, aud omits to give
his oame or neGiects to put his num-
Der or plucc oi business where he
can be found, don't believe it, When
a man ofors to give you some til Ing
Of great value for somethin: OF a
less value in other words, to give
you something Tor nothing, don I
believe it. Many people advertise on
purpose to flch young men Of N 1ney
gained ly hard labor, aod before en-.
tering into any speculation which
may be odcrcd you, take advantage
Of some OF tho many means at your
command and ascertain the facts
with reference tho proposed bus mess
before you invost. aud thus save } our
mon cy, and assist ia o!fec,ually
breaking up al! swindling establish
menta
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
The KIND Of Rcli9iJn we Want.

We want religion that softens the
step anl turns the voice to melody
and fills the eye with sunshine, and
checks the impatient exclamation
aud harsh rebuke u reli yion that Is
polite, defereutial to superiprs, con-
sideratJ to friends a religion tina,
goes toto the family aud keeps the
husband from being cross when
dinner il late, AMI keeps the wife
from fretting when tho husband
tracks the newly washed floors with
his muddy boots, aud makes the hns.
band mindful Of the scraper and the
door-mat keeps the mother patient
when the baby is cross, aud amnse,
the children as well as instructs
them cares for the servants besides
paying them promptly; projects the
honey moon. into the harvest moon,
and makes tho happy home like the
Eastern Fl tree, bearing on its bo'
som at once tho beauty of tho tender
blossom and the glory Of the ripen-
ing fruit. We want a religion that
shall interpose between the ruts and
tho gdllies aud rocks of the highway
and the sensitive souls that are trav
cling over them.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16

The Young men who stand aroun 4
the church doors or earth, watching
tue people come out and smiling OF
the girls in 40 emecie sort OF way
will some day hang around the gates
Of heaven while the decent people g.
in, and the first thing they know the
gate is shut forever, and they val,
have 10 get accommodations olse'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
How true is tho saving that greal

How true is the saying that grea.
minds run in tho Same channels,
though centuries Of time may divide
them. Thousands Of years age
Confucius said {. "rho full moon
does not always last" aud tho other
night South end man, who was
setting by tho window, softly re-
marked "The moon is gittin
smaller, au" bout next Friday it'll
be dark enough 10 gather in the
balance or old Crosby's wood pile
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16

Smith 7 Does he ever call hor an
angel, and think TO himself how au
angel would look in bangs
But there what is the use Of con-
occurring 7 Fashion 10 omuipotent
so is folly, and we do not d )ubt { iat
somewhere in the world, to-day,
somebody is saying, Bangs are be-
coming !"--Eschange.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16

4 SOnth Amerlcsu plsnt hs, heon
found that caros hsshtOlness IL
should he promptly triad on the msn
who leaves the hotel hy tho back
window, hecsnse he IL too dihlont
to SAY goodbye 10 the cSshier aud
nlarl
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16

The h0msn skeleton consists al
more than zoo distinct bones SO
when man SAVE every bone IA his
hols sches, voa may know ho - y
landed proprietor al 900 achers
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
His Wish.

Ho stepped into groon grocer,s
q few mornings since with vacant,
woary, care worn look on his face.
DO you want some potatoes 2
II never eat them. can't re-
member exactly what Icame 10 for. "
perhaps you want somo coffee =
"Ain't IL funny can't remember =
remarked the stranger as he scrat 3b-
cd bis chin with the back Of bis
hand aud scanned everything ba-
hind the counter in u wild bat ia
eficctnal effort 10 brush up his bad
memory.
"Do you want milk 2
NO that amt it.
Ts il m1caroni, mustard, chow
chow. soap or wine jellyf"
"None Of them, sir. b"
Possibly you want n small meas
ure OF beets y
In1ooI. I DO not" Then his
oyes sparkled and he said
Il have il now ! remember what
I came in for ii all came back u me
like "A dream Of love
"What do you want ?
"Woll. nos, it is plain az day -
Wasn't it funny / didn think of 1t
before p
III was rather strange bg;
what will you have e
"iou won. get mad will you r
"No sir.
well, then, ! will toll you ]
Just stepped 10 here 70 ask you il
you'll scratch nv back little ior mg
/ have the prickle heat.
lie wasn't scratched. bat had il
not been for his activity he wpuI I
have been kicked -Ne,r yDrk Star.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16

Investigator wsrts 20 know whs,
ia good for cabbage worns hless
yonr soul, msn. cahhsges o, ennrso
A good rlump cabbage will lss, sey.
oral worns n week
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16
An Irishman discharged an ov

An Irishman discharged an over.
loaded gun at q rabbit Having
been Knocked sensoless, ~ he ro-
covered and rose from tho ground
and saw tho nimble rabbit making
Of over the hill exclaimed. Faith
au'if ye'd bin al my end Of the gun,
you woald't be scAwpsring about 10
lhst way, cure"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16

n h. part AZ che nnwrl,'en
parental code ehs, cor own chilareu
are "sisllings' che neIsht,crs "hmte
4 rale without ~ exeSptsoe.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16

Que day two aeu were Arguing
about hogs, whom Que invited tYs
other ~ he premises 10 look at bic
hogs. which were 81 thin tia, The
wind used 10 play sweet muse thr1
their ribs. when the Que Iuu,si
over - look at tue hoys reua kei d.
MY friend. yDur hOys are very foe.
very foe Indeed Why sir, they are
so hue that they caD creep through
know by!e two inches aud haf
ia circ1mierence, two abreast. WITH
out ij1pAug their hait. There
was much grii,iug Q! teeth bal the
men SAID uptuiur.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-16

Recently m4t.y- r-aa aGr ap-
pohrance on the p.azza where her
dauc Inter ard the latter : young taao
bad gone several hours before 70
enjoy the evening air and uoonsulne,
and began looking around a. !! ste
had lost something What Er, yoa
looking for, ma asked the Young
lady. The morning papers wGs
the reply The porch was vacated.