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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-11-07

SINGULAR SUSPENSION BRIDGE.-A new
feature in the way of a suspension bridge was
recently seen across the Housatonic river,
short distance north of Falls Bridge. 1t was
a single thread of spiders web suspended
from tree on one side to some object upon
the other, between 800 and 400 feet in length.
How did the creature manage to get it across?
1t is eonjectured that the engineering spider
must have calculated the distance and then
spun thread the required length, and then
at the right moment have thrown it out, when
it was carried on the wings of some favoring
breeze to the opposite side, where it became
attached. What was the spiders object, un-
less to seek some retired spot TO prey, or else
to seek new adventures? It is not known
whether the spider perished in the attempt at
crossing, or whether it gained the further
shore in safety. 1t was bold feat.-NeO
MiLt0Td (Ct,) Ray.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-11-07

The END OF THE WORLD. Camille Flam-
marion, the French scientist, thus expresses
himself in La Correspondence ScieatifQue,
regarding the ultimate fate of our globe
THE earth was born she will die. She
will die either of old age, when her vital ele-
ments shall have been used up, or through
the extinction of the sun, to whose rays her
life is suspended. She might also die by ac-
cident, through collision with some celestial
body, meeting her ON her route but this
end of the world is the most improbable of
all. She may, we repeat, die a natural death
through the slow absorption of her vital ele-
ments In fact, it is probable that the air
and water are diminishing. The ocean, like
the atmosphere, appears to have been former
ly much more considerable than it is in our
day The terrestrial crust is penetrated by
waters which combine chemically with the
rocks It is almost certain that the tempera-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-11-07

A West Corinth farmer lost an OK in a
peculiar manner recently. The animal was
drinking, when in consequence of the yoke
that he wore sticking into the ground in such
a manner as to thrust the nose of the OK into
the water he was drowned.
A Bennington correspondent says mot
within the past five years have the manufaot-
urers of this village had so good business as
this year. The knitting mills are all sold out
of stock, and have orders enough ahead to
include all that they can make until they
commence on their stock for another year
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-11-07
The DressunaLsr's Lover.

Only this one dear boon ask,
That you will give me your dress,
That In your smile yet may basque,
Aud gain now life at each cAress.
The bushes mantle in your eheeksi
Deny me not, it's dread foulard;
I've pressed my suit for days and weeks,
And sent you letters by the yard
Oft at your feet I've knelt and braid,
But you have cut me short and square
1t lace with you but I'm frayed
You will not make up to me fair.
It's sashy pale has grown my face,
Though all things look most navy blue;
IN collier mine, or will face
whatever evils may eeru.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-11-07

VNENEAIENT TO LET on Elliot Street.
l. Inquire Of RANGER THOMPSON.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
2ulu;9aaa.

Go iinp isst.t4 Sabre isitbsm tas
rstde Sanc Der 3ulufafern In 3 tafrtfa
suerf Spn @sieen betreten tpuree. 3par
bate bsreitS Der bsrlbmte portusisfI1e
Sssfatrer Sasco be Cana auf leiner
srtsn &siis na3 Sueien bier an Der iip,
5fli6sn 8iite afrifa's cine laneums
i6cIsne BAL Cpie beuttss BAL Don Dur
band sntpedt uns ren 9anes, rpeltes er
am @eburtstass Gbrifi, am 0eibna4tss
tase 1897. suerf bstrat, ben .Namsn
terra n~atalis, eaber Der ieBise Name,
ssasber, aber su elmer Nisperla6 Jung an
ptslsm puufts Der 8Ife mar ss nitt sss
fpmmsn. unp aud cine Mnliscluna psl6e
bic 6Uadnper TN Sabre 1919 eaIslbf
a~rinpstsn, sins na6 faum 10 iibrissm
Ssitebsn pieeer Elm. Sn BEN Sabrsn
1912 btS 1928 srbtsit btsisr She'll Sdez
afrifa's cine sspife Ssribmtbsit eur9
zen ssfir&tstsn Sduptlins Der 3ulus,
Si9afa ben afrifantI@en Nttila, ME i'm
Elm fransSfi6g S6riftasQsr trsfsns
nennt, tpsl6sr rur@ rlntsrpsrfuns unp
tbeilpeile 0erni6tuns Der bena1bartsn
Stdmme Gin srOsss Nessrrei& srintsts,
eaS ftd bon Der Wesambtaue, Sdfe TN
Npreen bis an bic Slli@e @rsn;e Der
gascplpnie TN Sapen srtrsdte. 1i4afa,
Der Sbsim pes isst beri&snbsn S5niss
&stItwdYo Coper Gstepayp), III Der
stsentlibe Sabpfer ienes milttirii&sn
SYfems, peltss benz 9plfe Der 3ulus
bic usbsrlsssnbsit iber ale ansrensenesn
Stdmme fi1srts, unp rpel6ss nit germ.
gen WopiTea!ipnsn nod b~sutsutase bss
febt. Ssire armss beftanp aus 20
Gsstmsntern, ipel1e f1 cur9 bic Sarbe
Der S6ilps, Der Gspern, pelde ben Sopfs
Itmuf tileen, une Der BE 9snssn un,s
sirtenpeu 6eus pom sinancer unterl9ies
Den unp rsren 3abl TN Sriessfaae be.
beutene permsbrt tpsreen fpnnte. Gin
iepss &sSimsnt aus 1900 8rtsssrn &c,
bileet par In 3 Mbtbeilunssn - 8atails
lone, BON bensn bic erite, aus iunssn
Mdnnsrn bsitsbsnp, ben 8ampf bssinpsn
muBte, wdbrsnp bic spsits, aus altsren
8riesern suiammenssisst sepi6srmabsu
bic &tlsrpe bilbete unp In. Der S6Ia9t
ben Iusi6las su seben bate. Die brittle
bsffanp aus cen Srdsern Der Baggage
unp ben 8isbhettern. @aS absr Dol
Ausm bic Mrmee Der Sulus 70 fur1tbal
ma9te, mar bts Ginfabruns elmer neuen
8ampfpsile, ndmlt3 ;und4f eaS Ge1'
ten In ssldloiIensn pi@tsn Ieiben uni
pann Der 0sbrau6 ess furSen StpB'
Alssat Qrua) spsi Nsusrunssn, psl@t
- penn man 8lstnsS nit 0rpssm Ser'
slei6en bart - fir bic idcafrifaniIbl
Srissfdbruns pom ni6t serinserer BE.
peutuns iparen, ais ieiner 3eit bic an'
wsnouns Der siiernen GaeitSfe unp ali
n~suerptnsS bic Ginfibruns pss Stnter
lassrs IN Der prsusilSsn armss. Di
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
0rttteS Sapttel.


Gr6bltb une n1unter Str'9'S an Ter
rst9lt@ beisgtsr! Sod,eitstafel per.
S@srss une Mdsreten fioasn eilassr
une bsribsr. erptte une beItsrs Eoatte
tutrstst. eas Wtael. Cine Greanstn
@nna,s fetsrts llarlli9 9otisttunp @nna
bate bet Der ttrb!tten araaur'8 ais
grautfabrstt' fu'1strt. gSts Dsrsis @1r'a
auslab tn esns tpeiBsn Wautlsipe, nut
ben fril@rotesr WarSerl une Dem pea'
tlonesrl Saar, eas bsut. 3a eeder' GERM
GET auf Nadsn uno S&aItsr, trst ssr>
ab;paatt,-tt1 Stlp p~sr3srauidsnrer Jus
stnefrtl&e uno taueenretnsr unl%ulp.
Mu@ ibr Watsr befanc f9 antsr Den
9dfteri, tn espaeltem: l9parlei an3uss
eem NH cS StaaU%sn uteg! aagalIs.s. pas
eeI osm y1aV''gvsrS.s S.a'' lp0" sIpas
lassn 'Uvat: INV INV" ot m
ttntI w'...WS.aDsS o.ua. pm WI y NV
.Vtsa n!ae CO. Ssaa aas1..un anS sya
ma S %s WV ~ " gSI"'
IVY saa, w. st n%o,msi % hsIisS..r M-isssr '
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

1T eies lelbfi Der Hsai:runs nit cen bis
Der ssbotenen Wttifln nibt mSslih. Del
Gulturfampf bat tbatii6Ii1nidt Oas err
reitt ipas er errei6sn iclts, nett ebsl
cas- 9esentbeil. Gr bat ;par auf firbz
li6em uno laeialem @stiete 8uinen ses
i6afsn, aber Der l1ltramontismu5 blibt
ippiser penn je. @enn sic mir seitats
ten. Serr Drdlirent MIL i@ Sbnsn fur;
Elm prcsramm entmtdsln, BON csm i9
mir sinen beTeren GrfOls perIpreae."
n&sesn Sic"
0a bic bisberissn Geisse une 8srpals
tunssmasrsseln ni9t sentsen, UNI Die
8einrs BON Strcn uus &siG, 9sIeB unp
Srrnuns. &e4t unp Greibett issrsi9 gu
~befdmpfsA, nun, 70 ibafe man lt9 neus
8affsn. Wan Jorge in sritsr 9inie rafir,
pas Der ultrampntansn 9stilitfeit Der
@inRuB auf etf S6ulen sinslt6 snt;os
gen perpe; man teue tetnsn ein3isen
9sifliden an, Der nibt porber auspriflth
@sbOriam sesen bic 9eisBe uni 9erpres
nunsen eelpbt hitte. &ei6t bic Ssftra'
flung FER unseborfanten 9stfliden nit
9elpbues Deer 9efinsnis nttt bin, IN,
ie ;ur Anerfennuus Der 9siese ;u ;pin.
gen, 70 psrl&afe man iid Die SefusniB,
fie abSuisBsn ; 1T Die ableBuns nod ni4t
9sniaenb, 70 rpeile mon ite einfab aus
Gem 2anee binaus. Wan laiIe ft1 aud
uiat rur9 bic Ausiidt i9rsfsn, paB auf
eielem Wsse Suneerte, pobl gar Gaus
ienps BON @emeinpsn tbrer 9stfli&en
beraubt rereen fSnnten, - beisr feline
Sssllorser, ais ftaatss uno Saterlancss
fsinpIite @olfsperes,bsr Spaten aber
Die 9smstneen auf bic Soften tbrer 9eiits
li6sn trsten, 70 snt;isbe man ibnsn Gle
Sortbsils unp prisilestsu, pte ii6 an pie
ftaatli6e anerfeHuuns perislben als islbifs
fdnpisen GUrpUratiunen nit Gem &s9s
ten elmer iuriiiiten psrion anfndpfeu.
SOr allen Oinsen aber I@afe man f9
bic erfprrerli6en Sanpbabsn, I'm, bic ses
fdbrlidite 8sinptn Der itaatli6sn Srps
nuns, bic ultrampntane prsfie, gum
S6pstsen gu ttinssn.
Der Yrdicent ntite. rp9 blteb %
swsifelbaft pb CT cas- erafpnii9e 3us
funftsprp9ramm Strstet's biQtse, Deer
fir bic 5irnseburt zines ~seidQisen Gatb'
seters battle. Gr srbpb ii4, l&Ot Den Ssifel
;urid unc CAB eaourd un;peipeutis ;u
osrisben, bas bic aactsns tesnpst iei.
Inter uiecabolten. ttefsn Sddlinssn
unp f6 rem feruen @pblwpqsn pes
Serrn grdlpsnten bsftens empfsblsnp.
serliss Strsber GAS 3tmmsr. nSsin
Grsunc Ger &esirrunssbrdppent atsr.
murmslte, fi@ ptsesr an ieinsn ArbeitS.
tti@ isBsns: ugrbdrmIi@sr Srts6sr !"
Gle Der @Ymnaialsbrsrsr bic Straes
bstrat, besesnste ibm Der Osdant S4ou.
der ltlimmte Ssiuit," - unp Strsbsr
sriibte ibn tn Der b5Fi6ten @stie.
[Grrtissuns fcIst.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
Die 9suti&e Ssil=aHfalt

In 81. 9ouis, Wc, 521 pine st.. ;pts
i9en 5. unb 6. Strase, f5nnen mir IN.
Itrsn psutl9sn 9~apeslsutsn ais Elm IoIipss
uno frenS wihsui&aftIi&ss Snititut
tpdrmfens empfsblsn. Disis felt Sabren
~bsfsbenee 9lnfalt bat Is ii1 ;ur 5aupts
aufsabs ssu,a&t oeraItste uno iapieris
~ betlenpe 9eieen ~ bebanbsln, uno
pabrli&, man fam iassr, ras fs auf eiss
fem Gslpe &eiultats aufupeiisu Ssru,aa,
bic ie tsre6ttst i6 fibn NIT irssnp elmer
dbnli6en @nftalt I'M alien 9atsrlanee ~
msTen.
Ius benz p%artisntsns Sournal Der 4n-
ftalt sebt berSOr, pas BON ben Asrstsn
psS Snfituts Int eaufe bsS SsrfpGensn
SabrsS 1858 8ranfbeitsfiae bebanesIt
pureen, psl&e ii6 auf fat ale Staatsn
Ger Union unp garapa sertbeilsn. Gins
bsimtlde Yatfsptsn purpsn bebanrelt
1215;216 8ranfs ~fanrsn, aufer drstli&s
er Sebanpluns. Elm untsrfpmmsn lnp
CUTE pHsse. Wit Der Soafsn Ssrittt.
suns pereient eas Snfitut psn Namsn
Die Seuti9e silsanfalt,"
unt lassn mir nit ben Gaaisnssn sIads
LID 9sbsiltsn :
D@lSse ~bis9lnfalt ssreibsn unp bIdbsn,
unp gum Nussn Der lsirencsn @eni&bsit
INNER mebr uns mebr ibre issenSrsi9e
Wirfiamfeit a~uSpsbnen W6se ibrs
Salfe INNER n,sbr unp msbr BON unIersn
bsutI9sn 2anpsl,uten pom Nab unp
Germ IN anlprub senpmmen psrpsn u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
Der Qenuneiant.
Ginr Gr,abluns fir bas fatbuIii@e gulf.
[5prtIssans.l

.Dp8 ssisst aud ben TaI, IS fSnnte
allen nur irsenopts bers&ttstsn Banldsn
rsr esbrsr in Se;us auf ibre matsrisaen
Gage &e9Runs setrasen Dsrcen, 70 CLAUDE
i'd tnmer mod ni6t bas saeura benz
WanesI an ti6tissn eebrfrdftsn atsebpl.
fen paree. 0slp alein sendet ni6t,
I'm, eiRsm iunssn @asne iene Spfcrpils
lisfstt su seben, he er su ieinsm Serufe
~unbseinst rStbis bat. SIN 'tsfdncisen
Sample III lie8en NIT Der Irdabeit,
Ilatterbafttsfeit uuo allen l1narten Der
SINNER, unb fir ale risisr Wabe i6liesz
lid oft uncanf unp ;upeiIsu iosar 6rinps
ibaft BON ben GItern ;u ernten ; ur, cas-
auea auf f6 su nebmen unc 3u trasen
tasu beearf eS elmer parboft ii9 ieIbf
Enlightenment 9iebe tur Sussne. Dieie
9iebe ater pursslt nur in Der relisiSien
@ni9auuns bon Der @Irpe unb gsftms
,,uns esS Wsniben unp tn edit 9rifIi<
der Ni6feuliebe. 8lpBe gileuns unc
bloBe Sumanitdt bat aber Stsl AZ rpenia
fittltden @ebalt. I'm, etnen juneen Wann
su einsm 70 mdbIelisen Seruf ;u bsseis
tern. @ar tp@ BET ben Nltsn, bic aes
pis aud iesr auf bic pifenIGaftli9e
unb finflsriIde ausbilpuns tbrer SSbne
bisItsn, Der e~sbrsrfano eten tpsssn Der
sielsn Wdbsn, bic NIT ibm serbunpsn fnc
70 esmiepsn, baB meifens SelaSen sur
Grsiebuns Der Sussno Serpsncet rurs
ben. Damtt nil i'd freili6 nidt Iaaen,
eaB ntSt aud iplde 9sbrer, rpel9e tpss
Mig ODER gar feline &eltston befssn, ibrsm
9erufe gut Sorfsben f5nnen, Sic fBns
rsr IS a~Isrrinss, pcfcrn fe nsbf erols
Ter g%sfdbtsuns gum llntsrrt6ten aud
cine natirli9e 3~uneisuns fir bic SUI
seub beiBen, pur6 psl&e ibnen bic
56weren YEidten etpaS erlsi6tsrt wsreen.
ScI9e, ia mf6ts iaaen, ssbOrene S6ul<
Isbrsr fpmmen inbsfen ni6t 10 bdufis
Dor. Die meiiten md6en Fb tn ibrs
9Iufsabe b~tnsinlsben unp bineinarbsitsn,
une tasu 1T esrare bic Gpnfsftcnslofss
felt, tpel6e Elm mpperner Gulturlsbrer
tefBsn fol-, tas aaerI6le6tete Wtttel.
Der fpabre @runb bes sebYrmansels
Iisst allo psniaer tn ben f6is9ten Ses
Observation-Disclosures, a!s Sislmsbr In
Der Ntnabme Der 6rifli@sn @slinnun9
untsr psm 9Olts. Dteie Ibatia6s
ipiro pom Sabr su Sabr UNI 70 beeent.
li1er berSOrtreten, je nsbr bic neue @uIs
tur, in ale SGiGten rrinst. Simmer
.Ssnissr junse Wdnner reresn f@ fin
ben. bic @sif unb 8ralt In f6 fiblsn,
ft NIT Der Silpuns unb @eTttuns Der
roben, pdften I'm mcbernen 5eicsatbum
a~ufpa1ieneen Susenp absussbsn. llnp
70 Ieben mir eu9 bier rpteesr, pie bic
mobsrne &uftliruns ielbt auf benz Seize,
caS fe nit 0orIisbs In Nnlpru6 rimmt
In Der S9ule, ni&t ~aufbausn, {on,
Germ nur n%ieberrsisen fam. W66s
ten bas ale Die bsber;issn, pel6e. BON
Der S9ule tas Sell Der 3ufunft bic
Srl9te neS @ulturfampfes Gpartsn,
unp bic S6uls cpnfsilicnels, Obns 8e!ts
sipnsuntsrri6t piiIsn woaen."
Der aIts 8nOrr lamiss uns DR.. Stres
Der i6ptss aud er iab aadosntli& Dor
f@ bin unb muete i6 TN StiQen bsfsns
men, bae Der alts, ultramOntane nDumms
tppf" rod iebr o%rrndnftts seiprc9en unp
ben Nasel auf ben Sppf setrpfen bate,
tae es piel leibtsr lei in itBnflinSeneen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l6 gu srseben, als
geferss 3u i9afsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
In Der Sur bon Sronditis, f6persm

Sufsn unp ben srtsn Staeisn Der
S6wtnpludt bat Or. Yisres's Golden
Medical Discovery" (9olesne mebisis
nHde Gntpsduns) rpunperbare Grfolse
ersielt. 0dbrenb pas Yriparat ben Def.
tighten Sufen furirt, FART IS eaS Sytsm
unp reinist baS glut. 0irp bon allen
M~pptbseer, Serfauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
9terteS 8apitsl.

"Sf Der 5srr 8ssisruassprafpsnt su
5auis
uSa, ip nil Sie anmslpsu."
Der Seoisnte fog bic tsppi9teIssts
Srsppe binan unp einise Sseuncen ipd>
ter ftanp DR.. Strebsr Dor BEN priiipen|
ten, faBsntudsnlp UNI 3uiammsptlappsne
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31
Real Estate for Sale.

FTHHE pCnIc compels me 20 sell tils following
i real eEtaUe far below its valve. Good title
guaranteed in all cases.
4 The = ALF LOT OF GROUND sE1I BUILD
ING in Ebensburg now occupied as TIE FREY
HAS" printing Office.
:. The q .a.LIN FARM in Blseklicl1 sownship,
containing. aver 100 ACRES. about y A cres OF
which are ycleured, with a goOd Stone House,
Bank Barn azd an excellent Orchard CT choice
fruit on the premises
g. SIXTY JCRES OF LAND in Montgomery
township, InfIana county, nearly al eseared.
There IS an excellent Frame Dwelling, a new
4. A TRACT OF AL ACRES OF LAND with
in mite OF the Pa. X. r.. in Portage toEy hip,
about I25 Acres of which are cleared. tfs bal
ance being welrtimbered and Rboundin2~N1 BIZ
8 A TRACT O., 400 ACRES situated steEee
miles west OF EbeasburE; mostly unimProyed.
VIII be sold in u Quan Titles to suit purchasers
6. \ FARM coRfEfniDg l25 ACRES, situated IN
Barr township. 15 Eeres cleared, having thoTe-
on "A Frame House nix Barn and an eIcetleat
Orchard. ~ TAlsr[s a very desirable farm III
:. A Lot or GROUND in the West ward 0f
Ebenshurg borough, fronting on Julian street, s,
4zfth a two story Frame House and good sta
he thereon erected. ; CIV in the occupancy or
Geo. W Oatman, Esq
Z. a FARM in Barr township, containing over
fUE ACRES aud situated short distance west or
Grtgith's saw-mill, on which there is erected
DWELL House aud other improvements, now
in the occupancy OF EgedLSs Levy.
9. A HOUSE aud ~ LOTS GROUND in West
ward g EbensburR borough. fronting on High
street s1d extending along Nary Ann street 224
feet. Tzc house is a large tWG story frame and
there are also on the premises 3 good Stable and
all needfsl Out6uildings, as vel as n number
or choice fsuit trees
S-TCTIns gCfli De made Ufiu edsg 10 pttTchdsefs
II. l.. JOHNSTON.
Ebensburg. Dec. q, ISIS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31


EllECETPT FOR PRosFsasITY.-lf tlSe 6ol.
aoging rules were more generally observed
1e would hear much less complaint al ant
bard times
7. Let every youth he taught some usaiIl
artfnd be trained TO industry and thrift
2. Let every young uzn lay aside xni
KEEP Racredly intact certain prOpor:ioG Il
his earnings.
3.I-set every youth set est with n fixae
Differentiation to engage in tasssiness for him
self, and let him put his determination into
practise as early in life as possible.
f. Begin in a small, safe way and extend
yonr puEueSs as experience - all teach you
is advantageous, and advertise 5udiciously.
:. Eesf your own books aSsd know con-
stantly-w hat you are earning, Szi just where
you stand.
6. Do,act mary until in reoes-t of a pro-
ftaole, ,.certSin iucome-sufficiess. to live on
comfortably.
:. Never. get into deb5 A mag who owes
nothing can.nsyer fail.
s. IetsveTy man. who is able to hay n farm
upon which 20 %ring ur his sons do go 1t is
on the farm thaS the best men morally and
intellectually Rzs turned out.
9. Bear in miRd that your business ca n
not be permanently prosperous unieEs you
share its advantages equally with yoEz Gus
toners An all turkey, ali buzzard system
OF business can .ile<er succeed in tie isHg
run Both parties to a transaction must k3e
mutually benefited IL ihe trade is to 5s keSt
up.
TO- Experience has shown that a scriuE-
ing policy with employees is not the most
profitable for the emP5ayer. Live and les
I've is the best theory.
IL. Never get your business so much ex-
tenied that you are driven 10 take in a part
ner. IT you engage in q partnership at all,
let X not be forced upon yoH
12 II you find yourself Incompetent to
manage business successfully. settle down
contentsdiy to work for wages, do your best
FOR your employer, make his interest your
interest, aud shape your expenditures as
TO live within your income. Every one is
not qualified by nature TO manage success
fully; but as much real happiness is enjoy
ed in q salaried position any other il the
individual he only frugal and content.
13 Don't seek political office. That evi-
IDENTIFY means us.
IA. Aim to be just and fair in all your
dealings, and cultivate n good reputation for
paying promptly.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

A Doc AND PIG STORY.-Tbere is dog
at Tanpo and also young pig, and these
two afford curious example of animal sa-
gacity and confidence iE the bona fides of
each other. These two animals live at the
native pah on the opposite side OF Tapu-
aebaruru, and the dog discovered some
happy hunting grounds on the other side,
and informed the pig. The pig being only
two months old, informed the dog that he
could not swim across the river, which at
that spot de5ouches from the lake, but t
that in time lie hoped to share tho adven-
lures of his canine friend. The dog set
tied the difficulty. He went into the river,
standing up to his neck in water and
crouched down the pig got on mis- back,
clasping his neck with his forelegs. The
dog then swan across, thus carrying his
chum over. Regularly every morning the
two would in this way go across and forage
around Tapuaeharuru, returning to the
pah at night; and if the dog was ready to
go homo before the pig, he would wait till
his friend came down to be ferried over
The truth of this story is vouched for by
several who have watched the movements
of the pair for some weeks past.-Nelo
Zealand Paper.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

KNEW IT OF CoURsE.-A Detroit grocer,
who has n little time to study human ma
ture, and who'd save money if he only
had iitIle more time, wrote note to
several parties selected for the occasion to
the effect that be had lost his account
books aud must depend upon their honor
to call and give in the balance against
them, One of them replied that he pre-
sumed he owed three or four dollars, when
the books showed that lie owed S2S an
other thought there might be a possible
balance against him, though he had been
very careful to pay cash down, and yet his
account was S14 and over. Out of twelve
or fourteen customers, the grocer found
one who replied that he owed $3.50. being
city cents too much. He then wrote to
each that he had found his books, and
seat statement OF account, and as they
dropped into the store, one a. a time, each
laughed, shook hands, and remarked al
knew it was one of your jokes of course.
and so thought I'd give you chance to
play it clear through -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31
Ia;g Az. TOWN PROPERTY !!s SALE.

IhE l1tcrsIEued offers FOR sale liz valuable
1 FaEE .1 Carroll township, Cambria county,
--sr.v Known - ths property Of Christian
---E. dee b. containing IN Acres aEt allow
t'.. shout iOO ACEEs Of which are ciaF red, IN
pr fence and In reasonable state OF cult walton.
~ ..Ety NO pure water In .ae2rly every. field
~ .lT-"vem~uts consist gf n Frame House
az Frame Bank Barn 5sET2, q Woo Shed,
s'. -.l ~- ueriful fuiIiIngs The properly will
-. altogether or In parts, as purchases may
Als7. HOUSE AND LOE in Carrolltovn
.---sl. opposite the st. lawrence HOtei.saOw
,hs occupancy % Ferdinand Sier and others.
- .-'- = A tU1-st0ry PLANK build!ng, % feet
.-' a1i p feet brcE. and is n good cOnditia1.
.-7I' .s A.s0 good Stable and ether buildings
.-. PREMISES, as we'll as sppIs and vari9EE
.-s- fruit trees
A-y r-asruabIc oTer made for either or both OF
above properties will be accepted. Now is
- -le o. buy farm sr a hoEe IN town at q
- H-ga.u- FRANCIS q BUCK.
.h'E1.l Typ. Nov. = lsTs.-2n.
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Mabel had Johns company homo that
night, and in the glorious October weather
there was wedding at Judge Clark's. 1t
was not until then that the story came out !;
but John often says to Mabel, 81 am thank
ful to Providence that you didn't call a
man."
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

MIR. MooRE, having many years ago fall
en- out with three neighbors, and having
also three old pear trees that had never
borne, named one for each of the three
neighbors, and made his hands whip the
stems of the trees with stout bickories
every morning during the Winter, and next
Spring the trees bloomed and bore a full
crop. He also tried whipping tree that
bloomed but never fruited, and with sue
cess.-Trn6 EeHtVekidH.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

OS the ice-covered street, trod a maid
ems feet, where boys who love sliding,
were on the ice gliding. Not a scream was
heard, nor a shrek nor shout, as her heels
flew from under but she looked TO see
that no man was about, and then-yelled
like thunder. The legs of her hose were
blue and red, and the stripes run round and
round and The little boy said: 'Lookie
here, what have found-a gum elastic"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

a lDITOB'S NOTICE.-The IN
- -ei'. .Ened Auditor, appointed by tie
a-' Court rr CambrIa I;ountvto rruqrt upon
---.-t -as-' l.et % the account OF james Lit
r l-El.-l 0f g. '. and J. p. McDermftt,
= ..ate '-ii account, viii SIT Tor the psIpOse
49, IJg.ltErn. a. the Court House. Ia EBens-
r. iN.sutT, 81 day Of FEHRTART. Rext
sf.. & p. - when and where parties Inter.
-.at a--e1i u they think proper.
JOSEPH McUDNAIU. Auditor.
--' --g. Jan. Do. 1sTq.-5t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

rTvuIU Tor HIvuoy auu WIN very iIfniteu
personal wants, be frequently came into
L L. - II
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hours OF his absence. II is the worst pos
sible economy to deprive the family of
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ment was first to scar it with red-hot iron
and then cure it as a burn. This fortitudc,