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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

How MULES CAME INTO FASHION.
Few Of the farmers of this country are
aware what q depth Of gratitude they
owe George Washington for the nitro
duction Of mules into general use Tor
farm purposes.
Previous to 17S3 there were very few,
and those OF such an inferior order as To
prejudice farmers against them rs unhJ
to compete with horses in work upon
the road or farm. Consequently there
were no lacks and 10 disposition TO IN
crease the stock: but Washington be
came convinced that the introduction Of
mules generally among the Southern
planters would prove to them a great
blessing. as they are less liable TO dis
ease, and longer lived, and work upon
shorter feed. and are much less liable TO
be injured than horses by careless ser
wants As soon as il became known
/ abroad that the illustriOuS Washington
/ desired to stock his Mount Vernon es-
/ tate with mules, the King of Spain sent
/ him a Jack and two jennets from the
royal stables, and Lafayette sent anoth-
| er lack and jenuetS fICm the island OF
Malta. The first was a gray color, six
/ teen hands high, heavily made and of
/ sluggish nature. He was named the
, ROYAL Gift. The other was called the
: Knight of Malta he was about as high,
} 1.-THE and fiery, even ferocious. The
two sets of animals gave him the most
favorable opportunity OF making i'm
provements by cross-bTeeding, the re-
suit of which was the fayOrite jack,
. Compound. because he partOOk of the
best points in both originals. The Gen
eral bred his brOoded mares to these
jacks, even taking those from his family
coach. for that purpose, and thus pro.
I duced superb mules that the country
was all agog to breed some OF the sort,
and they soon became quite common
THIS was the origin Of improved mules
in tie United States, and though over
seventy years ago, there are now some
OF the third and fourth generations oil
Knight Of Malta and Royal Gift to be
found in Virginia, and the great bene
fits arising from their Introduction K
the country are to be seen upon every
cultivated acre in the Southern States
W0odford (Ky.) San.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07
FARM NOTES.

The soil Of young orchard may be
kent in cultivation until the trees begin
to bear grain should never be grown,
except Indian corn, potatoes and root
crops being the best.
The secret for manuring the corn Is
TO keep the fertility near the surface
when applied, and il Is rare that anOth-
er course Is advisable
To increase the yield of rich milk give
cows every day water slightly warm and
slightly salted, in which bran has been
stirred at the rate of one quart to two
gallons OF water.
Cows when they expand vitality i'll Ia
Dor eat more when they expand 1t IN
keeping warm they need more food, and
when they either lay on fat, or produce
milk. or grow, need food in proportion.
Tincture of iron is a practical remedy
for foot rot in sheep. Keep the sheep
on a dry floor, pare away the looose
horn without injury to the vital parts,
and then make daily application OF tine
ture Of iron.
An excess of salt in the food retards
the fattenining ot animals.
Chopped onions, with a little ginger
mixed in. are said to be sure cure for
chicken cholera.
Chip dirt taken from under the wood
pile is known 10y most to be an excellent
fertilizer for many kinds of shruDbery
and trees. and in view of these self-eyi-
dent benefits derived from the use OF de-
cayed wood, farmers can devote few
DAYS time to no better. work than haul
ing saWduSt for next winters use as
bedding or an absorbent of liquid man
uTe.
A moments use Of the thermometer
in the cream before churning is less try
iEg to the patience, to say nothing oi
the back and arms. than an hours use
Of the chUrn to bring the temperature OF
the cream up to sixty-thTee degrees. Ii
/ the butter usually comes quickly, sixty
| degrees above zero IS sufficiently high
| but the cream from some cows needs tC
! be brought up TO siXty-tive degrees be
/ fore churning. If the butter Is inclined
/ to be soft, a few. d!ppersful of ice-colC
water should be poured into the churr
/ SO soon as the butter glObules are seeI
! floating in the cream.
Fruit trees can be pruncd at any
/ time, provided only small limbs OF twig.
I have TO be cut. The rule should be L
SO pruue the trees that DO large limb:
! would have to be cut. Cuts made il
! June viii heal sooner than at any othel
! time, but it requires more care at tina
! time, as the bark peels 50 easily.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

BLACE>zLITu = lal-lfEl --GE-t-
When the blacksmith gives 81.
vii quick light blows ID IS d s-l e..
helper 10 use the s-eI-a. .r g.. --
quicker.
The force of the blows E...a .T-
blacksmith hammer indicates
of the blow it is required 90 give
sleGge.
The blacksmita's helper IS
tO.strike the work iI the middle. e..
width Of the anvil, and WHEN .
qUiTes TO be varied The L.a.E-..- 5
dlcates where TIE -.al-e l.as
fall hy touching The required
his hand hammer.
If the sledrg is required On hare.
teral motion while dtsceuL---.
smith indicates she same g.. -.- .-
10y delivering land hammer -.-s
which the hand hammer moves
direction required for tie s
move.
II the blacksmith delivers --E
blow upon the work and AZ l-a-u---
light blow upon the anvil. i -
that heavy sledge blows az. Ie-..-
If there are two or mere Le-a-
blacksmith strikes q blow la.-.
helpers sledEe hammer blow.
being to merely denote where ..-
blows are TO fall.
" hen ,he blacksmith 5.s-- g
sledge hammer blows to cease. F. F..
the hand hammer head fall rr- ...l
VII and continues the Rebound u-.- 3
same until it ceases.
Thus the movements OF tle La--.-
mer constitute signals tg LH- -
and what appear desul-ur. Uua-
common observer constitute Che -
od of communication le-w Oh -.9
smith and his helper ~e5....5 4
clgl.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

BOUND TO NUy.-Dauu l l
county they have q queer way l- a-
many things, and among tL.-
things is the auctluIlE- oil -.5 --s
Of the tOWc-ship roads. THE ..a.
the public roads in East Bral. .-.
ship were sold for three g.ars. -- -
to kept In perfect order during ...- -
Three years ago the entire ----
OF the township lr1uCL. SEH..
Monday about $3.50 was realized.
gain over the last sale uf $50
pears John NJ HlldeJuu and -a
Davis were competitions for o --
piece Of road. which at tEe sal.
years ago brought SO. They cong
ced bidding at this contract 10 o..
figure and gradually came down {.
sUq, when MT Davis said De- T..- E.
one cent for the privilege .-
ana keeping it in repair taE --
three years. This stirred up -.-- i..
bum 5 mettle. and he said tra- ir
give a dollar. and Sd the confess.
crossed each other alternately N-.-
contract was knocked off 10 A,T- =
burn for the sum If So l--
comes in jUstheI iUasmull
purchaser viii be compelled &. -a-
road in good repair for the n.N- -.
years. and pay S3-a wear Tor t--
ege OF doing SO, and also pay -.7
of road taxes in the bargain.
of doing business Is q move. ONE -
first of the kind ON record al- "
the use. mettle win tell
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

\ LAKE ROOFED WITH SALE
it isn't frozen salt: and il ls-
the ground. II is summer ums N-.- --..
en- to the sky. And this l5 TIE .A ..
tion. In Siberia. where tins E'-
lake is to be found, the summer
intense and turns the upper part .- E..
waters OF the lake into o --a.
which floats away into -he az
change from water TO mist liht5 .-
50 quickly that large masses % '--- ---..r.
left in solid crystals, which cake -.-
ct, archins slightly over the Wa--.-i,.
forming aroof eight oI nine inches --.
sostrong that beasts of burden ~ MI
it in safety, drawing their loats
them. Now. IS this salt rooi -.o
skate on This IS the gul-...--
what $ the answer
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

BEETs FOR Hoes AND STOCK.-In a
recent letter to the R1udL World, W. J.
Nccley. Of La Sale County, Illinois.
says that last year he grew five acres of
mangolds which yielded about thirty-one
tons TO the acre. He says that hogs are
very fond Of them, and in the fall will
when the food is scarce, eat them tons
and all. He thinks That one acre of
them viii produce as much food as Fl We
acres of corn.
Mr. j. ). Tibbits writes to the 5fichi-
gan Fdrmer that he raised sugar beefs
Tor his hogs last year He is ready TO
believe them very valuable food for
fattening hogs and superior to any other
root crop for cattle Of all kinds.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

California dairymen are said to keep
butter over period of low prices and
hot weather, 10y simply sealing it UP in
tin cans-usually holding forty pounds
and sinking them TO the bottom Of
cold streams. The April product comes
out in October, and keeps fresh during
the winter months.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

SATURATING ASHES with kerosene
and applying handful in a hill Will
keep the striped bugs from cucumbers.
III Is not the bugs who recommend the
recipe. but the people who have tried
1t. 1t is said to be more effective than
a legislative enactment.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07
SACEED rTpD.

EziuoTIiuar E-
the goose iu ancient time.
held iu great Eeueat..
Eastern ua. Iula TH. ...-
SO frequently m Eu-E.#.
ls tine bra-malD=a goose
BritOus, acslI8lr- &. Ur....
uious 90 eat the flesh .r ....
was another bind l.r .rr
sauctity 10y the old T-rr
are still numerous rr- E...
mummics iu that egu..rr
Of them, a little to .Ha r..--
pyramid ut Alau.-r 81. Il
feet deep. Tie LuUrrr tfs..
badly "a depth of uarv f..
with heaps on heaps. and r...
ers, OF course ear-Lell .a-- .-
meuted down. rrrtarfr- a.-r.
of aE Ibis, preserved with ~.
inclpsed iB numerous Frf.
cloth laulares. som. .F ....
are found iu q state r' --...
tiOn-black and chareH .--
OF being taken Who'll. ont m ..
ges. but all ;he bones. -H.r-..
the feathers entire. NhaH.-. -a
mails were thus eui.-raz .-..
10 this place W llT.. -r.-..
dead, or wEctLsr collected ....
objects OF worship. j. ....
which no ancient -utL.--.
the solution
The MolaumC3als have a -....
Grafton and esteem -ur Oh. ...-. e
almost as sacred with then. p. ..
was with the E-yf. ana .a...
look upon person as
should kil or even harm r.
ci0us were these birds held n r.
which country they are said 81.
cleared Of seEpeut-. that -f. .....
st0rk was punished with #....
were though. Ulsl " p.
when q person. from freak .. .-.
ordered one 10 b. placed ..r ...
cable, HC drew upon himself o.. F.
Ob.gquy OF the whole el.r
The robin I- considered d..
. countries 9 sacred bird ..-.. r..
little less imam saer.- -Hra. a-. ..-.-.
free from the bands e.. -..
II IS asserted That the r.-.... ..
it lE mal is Joined lr b. -.a....
the wood. The #..-.. and -...
is said. viii never u..... r. -..... =.
One cause forth va-.-t..- -.
it is held may be superstition. b..
presents ff as t.a r.r..-- ..
which mankind are raru-. OF .r
ira death. Barr-. IN. s--..-.
person. a robin is believed.
stances. To tap -Lr.e. al ... -..
the room lu which u. -.n. -.-..
f-.- g-sr.-r.. ....-... d
er9tfo- u=.T 7Trsaf. -l...r
las hon zT0v-- T.- -r-- --E
rara from -ar-r-. ------ -..r.
10 tHs 1f-7-s .rr..- ---s -.....-
9arcas trs- 81 .z-s- -g---.- 81. --..
grT or 7f.-r--f--
TIesvafInw Ion I'm Ca-u.--. ...-
where F.-uraE "a -.a--.a -..-.r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

To REMEDY ca5bage-wOrms, make a
strong solution of lime water. pour it
over the cabbage in the evening If lime
walter Is made strong there viii be no
live WORMS left that the water touches.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

We have known some young LADIES to
take five or six years 10 get over being
sixteen years old.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

THIS standard article is com
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
1t removes all cruptions, itching
and dandruh. 1t gives the head
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by lis use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor. preventing badness. and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
AS a dressing. nothing has been
found so eTectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State As
saver Of Massachusetts, says. - The
constituents are pure. and carefully
selected for excellent quality: and
I consider it the BEsT FEgrARATIoN
for its intended purposes.
Price, One Dollar.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07
Manhlnd HNE IIEt. HNH RHSiarRl

.TOHN MURPHY. NJ. D.
- PHYSICIAN AND 81 RECON
- EBEssBURG, PA.
OHlce In building recently occupied by Dr. 4. NJ
helm, on High street, west of Julian. and nearly
opposite the Blair House. Night calls should be
made at the office. 1870 'SJ-tfl
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
The Tide Of Emigration

To the great West seems always at the food
As the great forests are swept away, and settle
ments are established along the streams Of that
vast region, an enemy obtrudes himself among
the homes Of the settlers scarcely less to be drea1
ed than the barharous Indians Fever aud ague
scourges those new communities, ana il Is only by
the use ot an efficient preventive thatits maarous
breath can safely be inhaled, Hostetters stgn-
ach bitters terrifying and protective medicine,
without nYa u this contin,nt, has for quar-
to- II century been the chief resource Of the
new settler, the miner and sgricuiturists u the
west il the time OF sickness, his Eurest safeguard
against the inroads II disease. Thi. medicine be-
ndes being IN antid9te to malaria cguntefacts the
Effects q exhaustion, harhships and exposure and
remedies rheumatism dyspepsia, constipation and
debility.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
His Vacation nas,
NV llavcn RcsNtrr.

Tins is What YOU calla Vacation day.
q day ot rest, is il" Quoned Mr.. Smiley,
is he tanned his Moud-hGrsRng face
with his dollar and half banana, II
Mas NJ before daylight rummging
around and packing up lunch baskets
and getting matters about the house in
good shape to leave, locked up the eel.
lar windows and nailed mp the hen
house. Got socNVitcd ior fear should
miss the train that didn't eat amy
breakfast, stood up in the horse ears n
mile and half >tood up in the steam
cars fary,tmcc miles. mgged THIS con.
i0andcd lunch basket milc and II
quarter to tho grove, and then did the
whole thing backwards coming homo
lust set he,N and lnSt the doorkcy,
Nou neNwl catch me resting again.
An, there. comes Hannah up the walk,
! shalt have to help her 10 climb into
window, und thatll hc nice little
Job 10 Wind up a days rest, The last
seen of the old gentleman he WAS
Juggling rhoprmg block for Rsnuah
to Step upon to reach the window
sill lust rs the gpod woman had pulled
the key from bchind the Sittiug.roon,
hind.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
THE COMING FRA


Oliver wendell HOLMES, ~ ATLANTIC NoNrsN.
They tell Ii, that the MUSE is Soan 10 nv hence,
Leaving the bowers Of song that ouce werc dear.
Her robes bequeaihinS n her sister Science,
The groves " Pudus for the AZ y clear.
Optics viii claim the wandering eye u fancy.
Physics viii grasp imaginations wing
Plain fact exercise hCtions netrOlnancy
The workshop hammer wherethe minstrel sings.
NJ more with laughter At ITALIA trohcs
our ewes shall twinkle till the tears run down,
But in her place the lecturer gu hydraulics
: SpontS fourth his watery science to the town
Ne more our foolish passions and affections
Tie tragic Music with mimic grict shall Try,
But nobtr far I course IT NlSsecuons
Peach what K costs d tortured brute e d'e'
The uncarthei monad, long in buried rocks mt,
Shall tell the secret whence oUr beng came
The ehemis, show us death in life's black oxide.
Left when the breatituo longer fans its Name.
Instead Of crack -brained poets in their attes
Filling thin volumes with their tnwerN tax
There shall be books ot wholesome mathematics
The tutor with his blackboard and his chalk.
VI longer bar,l- with madrigal and sonnet
Shall Woo u moonlight walks and rihboncd scN.
But side W side the beaver and the bonnet
stroll calmly bordering on some rrnbltm> \.
The sober bliss of serious calculation
Shall mock the trivial joys that fancy drew
And oh the rapture of Il Sulvedeluatiun
enc sclt.>am answer on the lips Of two
- speak in soenln tone our Youthful sage-
Patient severe lahorious slow exact
\ Ger creations protopRIs,nc pages
They hrowse ard MUNICH thu thistle crol> OF
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
LR.nAlnc IN lIme. q nl.rnleh.l

A remarkable cure effected in stub
born case il thus recorded BY ON Bern
vile correspondent, % nhom the III
valid made tic statement, which il,
gives as follows Mrs. jacob Sunday
Of Jefferson Township was, for scycra
years, severe sufferer, and under TIA,
treatment Of good physicians She
grew worse, and was confined TO tho
house for three months, unable TO walk
aud hardly able 10 .it OF lie Scvcra
weeks ago she resolved TO Try the Ham
burg drops Very shortly after sht
lad taken dosc Of tile remedy, ~,
experienced relief, and was able e
walk across the room She continued
10 take the medicine and recently dc
elarcd herself entirely cured and is
able to attend TO her daily work, ~ wei
a. when seventeen years Of age
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
THE MASTER WAS AWAY.
what w. DaImoIin Found Upon his
Unexpected Return from the sea.
shore nj q O'Clock In the Morning
with a Shotgun.

Shrieks and curses and the sound oi
blows arose from an aristocratic quar-.
ter Of Eiglty-third street early Sunday
morning, and caused all the residents
of the ncighborhood e hy 70 their win
dows. They saw two men emerging
i'll rapid succession from the front yard
~ one of tho prettiest houses, hatlcss,
shocless. and coatlcss. The house be-
longs 10 Mr.. Antonio Dalmolin, aud it,
number is 423 East Eighty-third street.
Mr.. Dalmolin is n wealthy Italian. and
member Of the well-known firm oi
VIM. c. Peet & Co He was found sit-
ting at home with u conGoling friend
Yesterday Tie house il three -torie.
high. and sets lack Il short way from
thc street. large trees lining the tile
walk u tic rtoop Ihe ycrandas front
and rear are covered with climbing
plants, III which knocking and canary
bird nestle IN cages. II is double
house, ball IN the entire separating
the rooms on tie different floor The
furniture throughout has been selected
with taste, and much Of il il two or
three generation. Old
-aid Mr.. Dalm0lm It'll good Joke
on mc hit ! dare 4ay two families ont
III three WHO are enjoying their yaca-
tion are iii tile same fix don't mind tell.
ing the story faf their benefit left fgr
TIE White Mountains Ed June 70 Two
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

tEHAsllNCNl Ia NAkt care Nl the mouse,
and a color,N boy waS sent down io
Monmouth Beach My wife and |
came hack hom the mountains Aug.
|, but instead oi stopping III tho house,
Went through Il Theron. near Long
Branch, where have i cottage, |
came hack from Elbtron, and remain
81 all week mtowu except GA Satur-
days and SUNDAYS, Which l I'cht with
my Mifo. 4 ~ Il
Last saturday hcbov James, who
had returned to the house, came to the
store and asked for me Aftcra good
deal ot hesitation, he said tho servants
had been receiving visitors il my ah-
Soncc. who slept III the house all night
and made free with my choicest wines,
I liquors and cigars, 10 say nothing Of
| eatahleS. His story amazed me, cSpC-
eallS when he talked ef parties OF four
teen occupying my house all night and
/ drinking sic wine twenty wears old.
M witc'S and daughters bedrooms
We're made free with, n We're their
dresses. Sc. Considerable silver was
Kept in the house, and jewrlry, valu-
able paintings and books
Il SAID nothing, hut the more |
| thought about il the madden | got
went down to Elhcrou saturday alcr-
noon, however, rs tuothing had hap
Ipcncd, and then quietly took the IL
VI 'ra'h '"vN 10 Town "t'iNV, 9,
~ my l''''NV UV'"'V1l ai' . VHNN
SUNDAY morning ! ~ n'd i aeen'S-'"'-
f''e" Sn'l sun WIN my avg ~
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

When the Paris bour-e WAS agitated
with conflicting rumor- a. q the death
IF George Ill. banker whent IL tue
minister 81 foreign affairs ii pump
him. All can tell YOU, replied Tai
loyrand, q hi4 indiscrcct qucsti0ner i
this Some say he i dead, some say
lie isn't: for my part, put ne faith in
either story. This il in confidence,
mind You will careful not 70 compro-
mic me in any manner.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08
Naselinc. or Petrol IN Jelly.

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

TIE most extensive Homeopathic
Medicine house in the United States is
that Of Boericke Il Tafel, being estab-
lishcd since 1885. They have now 90
tablished well-stockcd Pharmacies, de-
voted exclusively to the sale Of bom@o-
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loving cities New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Chicago. New Orleans and
san Fraucsco For descriptive price
currents ~ Medicine case- and books FOR
ftnlly and for Veterinary lisc, address
then ateitlier ofaboye named cities.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-08

JhMEs MoEoAs, $50 aud 3Ss East Water
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Cloaks, shawlr, Lzces, etc. Samples Of dress
goods, etc, will be sent on application.