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jefferson also comes under review. His
precedent, whether good or evil, is at least
"to the purpose" In letters addressed to
the Legislatures of Vermont, New jersey,
and Pennsylvania dated on the 10th of De
cember, 1907, and printed in the aurora at
Philadelphia on the 10th of the same month,
he solemnly and publicly announced to the
country that he would not disregard the pre-
cedent of his Uustrious predecessor by ac-
cepting another election. His reasons are
brief, simple and clear, like all the produc-
tiOns of that master hand, and expressed in
language so transparently truthful and dig
nified that no man of rightly constituted
mind can read the paper without being stir
red by the strongest emotions OF respect and
admiration for its author. 1t compresses
into a few sentences all that needs to be said
in favor of the two-term limitation, and is at
the same time perfect answer to all Obiec-
tions. Mr.. Howe is fair enough to take a
passage from it and incorporate it with hi,
article it shines there like a piece Of solid
gold setin shapeless mass Of lead. In these
times, when the subject is up for renewed
consideration, this letter should be read agair
and again every citizen ought to have it by
heart and teach it to his children, write it OF
the lintels of his door, bind it as a frontle
between his eyes, and make it the subject o
his meditation day and night:
DEC. 10, 1907.
I " To The Legislature Of TeTDaort'
81 received in due season the address o
/ the Legislature of Vermont, bearing date tin
/ 5th of November, 1906, in which, with thei
/ appreciation of the general course Of nv ad
I ministratiOn, they were so good as to expires
! their desire that / would consent to be pro
/ posed again to the public voice on the expi
/ ration of my present term of office. Enter
! tanning as l do for the Legislature of VeI
/ mont those sentiments of high respect whicl
would have prompted an immediate answer
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pEBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.-We the undersigned TX
o. vii. offer ~ public sale on the premises. on
Monday. March 3ist- 1880 at 10 o CLOCK,
a =. t.a GLOWING described real estate
no. The old kATLOR HOMESTEAD, contain
III q" Ar-17. with improvements, and situated IN
--..'.lr township Cambria county. Pa.
No. 2.-The J0uxsToN Farm, 1O1 Acres, with
II Fauauts. situated in Allegheny township,
r-.1.-.l county. Pa.
Ss-Isru. made known on lay OF sale.
JOHN G.. KAXLOR.
THOMAS SARGENT,
JOSEPH HOGUE-
Executors Of PETER KAHLoR, deceased.
-l-. le -s=l-t
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N1t0 SO0 per day AZ home. Samples worth IS
- ,,.-V free. Address STTNsJ1 s. Co. Port
t. affre. f12s5. -Tf.-1y.-l
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w = have a large stock Of LADIES, d,
" MIssgs' and CHunaEx's SHOES. which
p. r-.l ~ .eli ~ very low prices between now and
-s. li Abrtl next. V 8 BARKER s BRO
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w J. have still on hand a small as
s1rtmout of LADIES' COATS. which we
Lar.u1 ~ greatly reduced prices. in order 20
49,. ett our stock before Spring. Gail early and
-. 'AfEHln. they viii not last long 10 the pri-
" 70 are sskinE for them.
V \. BARKER & BRO.
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SlLFER PLATED TABLE WARE.
l. lce Knives. Forks and spoons tTca and Ia
~ sent ont nv thr New England Silver Plate Co.
80. -F Haven, Conn. have always given the pest
---.--..Q1- as they are made q that purcst OF
-.s. 't1"l plated with pure nickel and silver
~ --s neet. .ng supply ought % write Tor n CIR
p send IS cts for a sample set Of tea spoons
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And there was Monroe, apparently $50
clear in his great Office that rivalry itself
shrunk from his presence, and he was elected
a second time without effort, without oppo-
sitiOn, without one vote against him, Is ii
nothing to the purpose that he acknowledged
the value of the Washington precedent
CODcede that he, the most popular of all
presidents, except the first one, could not
have got a third term if he had asked for it,
then his retirement proves not only that the
two-term practice was right in his individual
opinion, but that the general judgment OF
the nation was in its favor.
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Sharin7S Sale.

T1T virtue I- sIGirv wri-s Of zen. Ii, issued ont
ID u -Er Court %. Common Pleas Of Cleartield
Int. and p. me directed. there viii be exposed
--a.I. -sLa 40 the court House IN the borough Of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-03-05

4 free democratic republican system Of
government honestly administered byagents
Of the peoples true choice; government
such as ours was intended to be, with the
powers of the federal government, the rights
of the states and the liberties of the people
so harmoniously adjusted that each may
check the excesses of the other-such a
government, ,scrupulously administered with
/ in its constitutional limits, is, without doubt,
/ the choicest blessing that God, in his loving
/ kindness, ever vouchsafed to any people
/ On the other hand, it is quite as sure that
/ false administration of n government theo
retically free, which acknowledges the rights
of the people and yet continually treads then
under foot which swears to save and per
| iuriousiy works 70 destroy; which receive
, 1880-12-29

tories into eight and -four ys'rs' similar punish.
mspt respectively, and that the other
women, Fignsr and Griasuovot, 20 very DARK,
pisohed. and unlovsly peasant woman" with
the two male couviots, Bulitoh and Drieo.
Instead Of being put to psnsl servitude for Is
years, should Be sent to Siberia FOE the bsas6.
Of the settlement.
The chief Of the St. Petersburg military
district above referred to 10 the Cyarswiteh,
and his substitute Il General Kosands, 10 that
the fate of the wrstchsd oulprits il 10 the hands
Of the latter. That hs will ~iusssfsvs With tho
capital part Of the sentence 10 not thought
very likely, aud il the Law IL allowed 10 take
Ito course With the same speed - lstsly hurried
Solovief and other arcb.a.sassius from the
dock 10 the sosHold. st. Petersburg must Soon
witness Q spectacle whiOh may we'll both
shock the frisnds OF order and tsrrify is
foes.
, 1880-12-29
LORD RIPoN IN THE PUNyAB.

The vicsroy held ION 10 Nov.l o chsptss OF
the Order OF the Bath. General Stewart
was invested With Grand Goes.
A grand ddrbar followed, which wac
attended by the Punjab chiefs and q large
aud brilliant gathering. The Ceremony,
which lasted four hours, wss carried out
with the greatest pomp and splendour.
The proceedings were opened by the pre-.
sentation Of chiefs and Sirdars, who
offered nuszars. KilIuts were shen present
ed by the Vieeroy to TIE chiefs,and swords
Of honour to the officers of the native con.
tingent who assisted 10 the Afghan war.
The Vicsroy then made Q speech, express.
ing bic satisfaction at the signs Of progress
and prosperity 10 the Puujab. He also OF.
pressed his pleasure ut the friendly and
cordial reception which had been accorded
to him. He referred at length to the gu &c.
tons of land tenures. ssriculsure railways.
aud education, and also to the steady growth
Of the reciprocal relations betw esn the
Government aud the chiefs. making special
mention of their readiness to assist in che
late war. which be recognized 10 various
ways, saying that the Government wAs
fully prepared to mark by substantial
public tokens Ito approval OF these aud
other services. Lord Ripon next pointed
out that there had been no such durbar 90
the present since that held by Lord Law
renee in 1864, and it would be bic CON i.
slant endeavour to walk 10 his footsteps
and spply bis principles. he could not
give Q better assurance than this dsclara.
lion OF bis earnest desire to promote shsir
prosperity and welfare.
, 1880-12-29
TIE MACKENZIE ELECTRIC LAMP

Another addition has recently bees
made to the gradual " ~leugthspiug liss Of
s~lectric lighting systems 10 the Mackenzie
electric lamp. This lamp 10 Of the clsss
ia which the light 10 produced between the
ends oil TWO carbon rods. the Que being
placed vertically over the other. The
current from q dynamo-slectric nachins
passes through the Coils Of % electro.
magnet. which acts on . lever and cam, and
holds the upper carbon 10 position 80 thss
there 10 Q small space between its lower
end and the upper end OF the lower carbon
rod. In this sp ace the light 10 developed
formiog'an electric arc 10 che usual manner.
The upper carbon 10 the positive pole.
When the carbons ore 90 far consumed
that the space bscorues too wide. or when
the current becomes too weak to sustain
the luminous arc. the msgnet hoses it, pow.
or aud the upper carbon drops. making
contact with the lower one, when the
magnet Instantly rsgsinsU its power, and by
means Of the lever and cam, raiaes the
upper carbon into its original position
The lower carbon u elevated BY . spiral
spring when it h necessary that tho focus
should be kept always at the same point.
This. however. b not always necessary, 10
which case tie construction Of the lamp
10 simpii6ea and it, cost rs6ucsd. The
current 10 supplied either BY q Siemsus ore
0rsmme dynano-maohine. Two a thsss
lamps were suecsssfally worked for Tires
weeks during the recsnt Exhibitieo Of The
Philosophical Soeisty d 0lasgow. where
they we're shown b The men~s(eeeerssss
Ne.rs. Strobe oud Co. Of Loeden.-Tyms.
, 1880-12-29

News from Calenita states that the Marquis
OF Ripon, viosroy Of IDdia, 10 dangerously ill.
The Londos daily Nevs' asserts that
he GREEKS are very much dishsartsnsd at tas
proposed arbitratios on the frontier question.
The Londos " Daily Newss asserts that tho
Cssr's residence ct Livadia IA been tunnelled,
and that the Lectures at the Moscow Univsr.
atty have bean Suspended IN consequence Of the
agitation existing amongst the students.
New York, 22nd.
Flour per barrel, St.Lawr. brand, 1896
Neal, best Brandywine, perbarrel $3a.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, $131
Crystals per h., Il to SIC.
sugar. Fair to good refining per lb.7sto
cents.
1nglish Islands Molasses per gal. 40 cents
Exchange New York and London, 4.7S4
London. 22nd.
(Dem. Crystals per cwt. 81. rs. Sd
Sugar. duty free. Muse. Ell. os. Cd.
delayed Havana. No. IL 81. As. Cd
afoat.
Oemerara Rnm per allon La. 3D.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. E4. IS. Cd.
Consols 9Ss to !.
Bank Of England Rateof Discount. , pc
Liverpool Cotton Middling Uplands 81 to Z
Sper cent Rentes in Paris $3.50
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
REAL ESTATE SALE.

L. W. Stidham q Son, auctioneers,
sold on Saturday afternoon, at the
Lafayette Hotel, the following real es-
tate, belonging to the estate Of the late
VIM. Conard:
A three story brick house, No. 906
Orange street, containing 8 rooms, 18
feet front and 100 feet deep, to Sam'l
Culbert, for 81, $50.
A two story brick house, No. $40
W. Eighth street, containing 8 rooms
lot ID by 81 feet, to w. II. Merrill, for
$3.50.
A two story brick house No. 500
Adams street, containging 4 rooms, lot
10 feet in. by 10 feet, to w. s. Watt
for $3.50.
The two story brick house, No. 985
Reed street, containing 8 rooms, lot
- by 68 feet to William 8. Watt, for
$3.50. g.5.I..: 49,.
The two story brick house, No. 110
Logan street, containing B rooms, lot
10 by 90, to Joseph L. Carpenter, for
$405.
The two story brick house, No. 121
Logan street, containing rooms, lot
10 by SO, to Joseph L. Carpenter, for
1895.
The two story brick house, No. 1913
Logan street, containing 8 rooms, lot
10 by So feet, to E. FL. Gregg, for
1895.
The two story brick house, No. 1875
Logan street, containing 8 rooms, lot
II feet 8 In. by 68 feet, to W. s. Watt
for $500.
Total amount of sale, $685..
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
Local Lanes.

Good skating at the middle depot. o
Get your dogs registered for the CONS
ing year. ID % Ni4-s ~.
Two drunks before the Mayor this,
morning. ,.. a.....s..-.. f.. .,,....ti., ..., -.
Two women prisoners were sent ovar
to New Castle this morning.
The "Widow Bedott" In the Opera
House this evening. a .7Ai iaia q
The Board Of Health will meet this
evening In regular session. e-..l...ii
Ten deaths last week, which shows
the city to be in good sanitary condi-
ton. '-'
Remember that O. B. Bishop the pop
ular and we'll known comedian appears
az the "WIdow Bedott" in the Opera
House this evening. ... ,..,....i
The Electric Line barge "Triplet" has
arrived In this post safely from New
York, having made the trip outside.
Chief Engineer TaEswell has furnished
the superintendent of the census with
the necessary information In regard to
the fire department.
William Smith, the man who ID
harged with robbing the trunk Of LAZY
OhFuoI ab uIS uOubc, NO. COO 4Opt&k
trset, has offered to settle the case by
paying $50 Of the 500 that he purloinsd.
Cigars for Christmas presents in boxes
ofa5, 80 and 100 each, at HAWKING 618
Market street. dec17-7t.
NOTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer is the marvel Of the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.-.
Send to 9al Arch Street Philadelphia,
Pa. x s-H oct D-ty
$4,000 worth of small mortgages
for sale apply to Geo. W. Bright, real
estate broker, No. 615 Market street.
dec11-6L*
Fifty boxes of Twist just received ct
the great Tobacco Mart, ,4th and 6hipley,
which we are retailing at 50 cents per
pound. Largest stock in the State
Lowest prices In the country.
dec loft A. A, CHAPMAN, Prop'r. ,s
A little girl was teaching her brother
the Lords Prayer the other night, and
when she had said, "Give us this day our
daily bread" he suddenly called out Pray
for taffy, sister pray for taffy too; and she
laid you forget that am going to give
you some of Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry and
Hoarhound for your cold which is q great
| deal better than taffy. -r--- nov2s-dlm.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
FOURTH ANNUAL.

The fourth annual ball of the Phoenix
Active Association takes place on next
Friday night, in Webster's Dancing
Academy, Masonic Temple. As it will
be the night before Christmas, there
will no doubt be a large attendance. A
good time may be expected as the Com.
mittee of Arrangements will spare no
pains or expense to make it enjoyable
for all who attend. Every lady on the
march will be presented with hand
some programme.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20

!, now very generally understood
,hs General Assembly Of this State
h % asked to adopt measures at the
y session of that body, providing
Ebs refunding of the State debt at
rsr cent. Other States and the
LII government have adopted
measures to reduce the interest
Eeir bonds and there is no reason
This State should not do the same.
rredit is good and there is no
\, but that a four per cent. Dele-
1 Stalc bond could be fioated at
| The adoption of such measures
hi ave TO the State at least one
4 As much as the cost OF running
|Eate government and relieve the
DayeP. Again, small capitalist
II dispose of theirsurplus funds at
4 Al six per cent. and would refuse
[vest in the next State bonds and
4 materially increase the amount Of
|ey in circulation at home.-Susses
rn1l
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
A Bit of History.

one Of the main halls OF the world
kVued charity Hospital of New Or
h. beautiful tablet records the his
EOf mob deed, which shou d be a
II Of pride to every Pennsylvanian.
'thIs: "rHE CHARITY HOSPITAL OF
|plASA was founded In the year 1855
son Andres AlmOnaster Y Koxas, TO
kegeneI0us endowment, munif1cence
De legislature OF this State. and the
fsllly Of the State or Pennsylvania
epmmuuity Is indebted for the means
teatng This ediiice" In the year
E,CXXXll. II is recalls the fact that
tlSo It's eXislencs has been continued
h.ans Of the endowment Of the Loui-
hstaie Lottery Company, giving II
$4,000 IN that time. A letter ad
BED " NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
OF same person al No. Sl9 Broadway, /,
York Guy, will furnish any one the
.tuars. decl6-6t.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
SUMMERS HEAT

relaxes the system and renders as liable
to attacks OF diarrhea, dysentery blood
fiux, clolera.morbus, cramps In the
stomach, collie, and other painful and
dangerous affections for which DR..
Pierce's Compound Extract of Smart
Weed-compounded from the best
French brandy, Jamaica ginger, smart
weed or water-pepper, anodyne, soothing
and healing gums and balsams, is a mos
potent specific. 1t is equally efficac 10 u
In breaking up colds, fevers and infiam
mgtory attacks Every household Id shoul
be supplied with it. Fifty cents by drug
Qiats.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
WEEKLY DEATHS.

Ten deaths were reported to i. b.
Frazer, Registrar ofDsaths and Burials
last week, as follows:
Born In the United States, Q; ireland,
/; white, 8; black, 2; male, 8; female, 8;
Aims House, i; Coroner, l; brought here
for interment, 2.
The causes were:-Aceident,1 /; Brghts
disease OF kidneys, l; consumption, /;
diphtheria, l; infantlle Trismus, /;
meningitis, /: membraneus Group, i;
ovarian dropsy, 1; scarlet fever, 2.
The deaths by wards were: First
ward, 8, Fourth, l; Sixth, 1; Seventh, /;
Eighth, /; Tenth, 8.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
NEW YORK SENATORIAL FIGHT.

WASHINGTON, December 1o.-Sena-
tor Conkling came to town to-day He
Is reported as saying that Chauncey n.
Depew will not be elected Senator from
New York. A strong delegation Of Now
Workers called on President Hayes to-
night and requested that he appoint
Elliot f. Shepard as District Attorney
in place of General Stuart L. Woodford.
The fight Is in the interest Of Morton
for United States Senator. The contest
will be lively one. .ea.,il !. -Al -
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
Amusements,

WIDOW BEDoTT" TO NIoHT,
Glght tie we'll known omedian, @.
,uop'"ilh a well-selscted company,
'ppesr at the Opera House, IN the
Iaue comedy Il the "Widov Be.
wnlten and dramatised by the hu
~ writer, Petroleum v. Nasby.-
nv SiIi Do the nrst genuine comedy
a,ou mere this season, there should
Dsn sso audience. Judging from the
I%ien'ary notices received wherev-
Pdy mas been presented, 1t 10 one
'"uulest OF comedies now on thu
us s play In the hands of Q somedi.
Y. Is. Bishop cannot fail, and
sames the character OF the
eOm.a S'l character being the life of
RsuS II is easy to be seen that
huoh sha = VIII do It full justice. Let
large audience.
ohARLoTTE THOMPSON.
,Oniistmas afternoon and evening,
n tr thompson win appear in the
N, rtoust' In new play written ex-
~ ~ her entitled the "Planter's
1utBn, uas been preseated here; but
N ',eht NJ M to know that 1t Is in the
h, MI. MISS thompson. 1t would NOT
n , aat ,a MIS- Thompson played, an
kelpn p'aVorlte here, and Is ALWAYS sure
NAG greeted by crowded house,
|tp.t pay Is said to be OF absorbing
~. tuli OF force and dramatic situa .
ons mat ~ Will be we'll performed
&nnsnno Rnows Ii who knows Miss
|khs sua Tue price of seats will be
.b rn.ng performance, % and 81
tes o. a Vso seats, rs cents. Matinee
mSu rU anu 80, reserved seats 30 cents
tO,T hoo' 10 obtained at y. b. Thomas
SARA BKRNHADr.
n EEesday Esay evening the 2Sth inst. th,
apnsslnch actress, Sara Bernhard
.porisn 10 her character of Gear lille. !
ECtel a, NY Ab6ey's French Company,
nhardt tpsSSalaily Sa to support Mile
repcs r. Inc play will be presented
y viii h. o9t English hbrettos of tb,
i perfo,p, po ior sale on the evening O
k eomnance. The sale of reserve,
Pk stora onsnced this morning AZ tb
ers of " oh y. f. Thomas & 90. TIL
ib and sulalssion srua will be: orchestr
k rowu i ntst tour lows of circle. s.
cony 50. ~ circle. So; first three ro ws i
Ia eharo.V Vack s rows in gallery 81; n
cement Ee . ior reserved seats. Her or
#ek snm,ch mitch closed at Boston Ia,
et S3O00 , eu up S4a,OO0, ayeraeiD n
'''VVo per night. "'ei"s'"
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
EDITION,

:. nov said that the United States
.I .,'I reconsider its vote on the
',@ ~ adjournment on the holiday
'l'D s"oold ~ this be done and the
,ssn concur with the resolution
\ : ....sd 'u"" the House, Congress will
an wednesday until the 9th Of
,u I, i. said that a large number
P-L Pho-. have already gone home.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
At the Bayoner's Point.
I,ONDoN. Dec. 10. 1891

A mob of two thousand persons at
tempted on Saturday TO wreck the resi-
dence of Mr.. Downing, q Justice Of the
peace, at Bonniconlon, county Mayo, af-
ter he had served writs of ejectment on
some tenants. The police kept the peo-
pie back at the point Ofthe bayonet. Mr..
Downing escaped Oh car to Bollina,
where he took the train for Dublin. The
police now occupy his residence.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY,

The GAZETTE acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an invitation to be present at
tho twelfth anniversary OF the Philoma-
theran Society, OF st. Johns college,
Chestertown, Md. The exercises will
consist of Music, essays etc. The ORA
lion will be delivered by Edward j.
Clarke, Of Pocomoke city, his subject
being Patriotism" Following the liter
ary exercises there will be dancing. ~ =
The daily gazette., 1880-12-20
Chenp Rooin and nnves.

bnltl McCusker, 2l8 West Second street
l gOl In large stock OF boots and shoes
.he fall trade, AMI he is determined to
them cheaper than any shoe house In
Pity. tie wishes his friends and the
Helm general TO give him a call and
PuVlnced that he has good boots an
sand hewill SO them low.
el2-d&w3m.