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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27

UMBRELLA FLTETATIOS.-To place YOU
umbrella il a rack indicates that it = about
to change owners.
To open it quickly in the street iud.ra..z
that somebody 5 eye is going TO be put out.
To shut it, that hat or two is 10 be
knocked of
An um5reila carried over the woman, the
man getting nothing but the dr.ppings, sig
niies courtshjp.
When a man has the umbrella and the
woman the drippiugs, it indicates marriage.
To swing your umbrella over your head
signifies, Il am making nuisance Of my
self"
To wipe your face with it means, 81 have
no handkerchief" This is a severe wipe.
To put a cotton umbrella by the side Of a
nice silk one signifies, Exchange is no rob
berry,
To purchase an umbrella means, 81 am not
smart. but honest"
To lend an umbrella means, Il am a fool"
To return an umbrella means-never mind
what it means; nobody ever does that.
To carry an umbrella in a case signifies
that it is a shabby one.
To press an umbrella on a friend, saying,
"Oh, do take it; I'd much rather you would
than not, means that you are lying.
To carry an umbrella from home in the
morning means, 1T will clear of"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27
LP. Dukehart.

Sspt. of b & O. r. r Co.'S Hotels, CCon-
ductor on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for 2S wears, and previously druggist. ,
writes Cumberland Nd, Dec. L ISL
l have used but one bOtTle OF Perluau between
.mvseli and son. He bad Dipltnegetic Sore
Throat, and is nov well. As for myself, lt
has entirely relieved the duiineSs NJ my head
which has been Of long standing the result
Of Chronic Malaria. ] never took Unythlng
in my life that gave me suCu eeueiei 31eis, 80 :,
faetion Nv wife is now taking u also
ASH your druggist for the Ills Of Lie, and
how TO cure them-a book.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27

New things are coming,
and fall trade is already
begun. New things do not
come all together. They
cOmein d steady stream from
now till Christmas. And
they 60 in the same way.
They have to. You may
easily believe it. when you
see our house full all the
time, Of goods and of peo-
pie taking them away. It
would be hardly worth speak
ing Of so obvious a fact. but
for the moral; which is :
Buy when you find what you
want; for tomorrow some
body else will be after it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27

New things will crowd
upon US now for mention
every day. Only d few can
get into the papers, except
in the most general way.
It will be fair to come for
whatever you want, and
expect to find it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27

New foreign wraps have
come. There are jersey
coats, jersey ulslerettes,
Pelisses, and others. The
writer of this hasn't even
seen them. He has only
heard Of the futter they
are going to make.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27

Wonderful silks have
come. But we must say
more about the least OF
them than we have time for
today.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27
INVITATION.

Strangers passing through
the city are cordially invited
to visit the store, and make
free use of its Conveniences;
leaving their luggage under
check at any Of the doors, II
IN the Luggage Room in the
Department of Public Com
fort.
Really we meant to have
this important department in
full operation before every
body got back from sea and
mountain. 1t is made for
Strangers; and they seem
to enjoy it. so far as it has
got 1t consists Of a free
Reading Room for gentle
men, a free Resting Room
Tor ladies, free writing-facili-
ties in both, closets, and other
little cOnveniences ; a soda
and mineral-water fountain
that isn't free ; and a lunch
room to be added.
We make the great public
welcome there, beyond the
wont Of any other house, so
far as we know. We think
it will pay US to look after
Public Comfort a little, as
a means Of advertising.
There's nothing sly or crook
ed about it. We want Wis
itors to Philadelphia to have
a good time, ami t2 connect
0l1- store gyitk II.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27
A ROMANTIC EPISODE

/ The gang became more bold after this and
/ robbeTies became more frequent At this
time an event happened which was destined
to cause the entire destruction Of the band
Mary Sullivan met Crockett Jenkins. The
meeting itself was romantic enough to merit
its beng told. Mary was riding along the
/ Tradewater one spring day two years ago
when she saw a man on the other side pre
pairing to come over. The water was deep.
the little river having been raised bv fire.
quent rains, and she yelled over to him not
to attempt to cross there. He either did not
hear her or paid no attention, for he plunged
his horse in. The current was too strong
( for the horse and he soon threw his rider off
and tried to save himself Then with his
heavy winter clothes on Jenkins would Ger
tainly have been drowned bHt for Marv's
dashing out into the stream with her horse
and rescuing him at the peril Of her life
She brought the man mp to her brother
Toms to let him dry his clothes. A mutual
admiration soon sprang up, which quickly
warmed into !ove. jenkins, who lived sew
erplmileS way, moved over to Sullivan's.
and the Illicit love of the two was the talk of
the county. From that time on the gang
had no more faithful follower than Crockett
jenkins. About a month ago. however.
jenkins got tired of Mary, and began paying
his attentions to another woman. For some
time Mary was ignorant Of what was going
on, but when she heard it her jealous hate
was terrible.
II will kill Crockett Jenkins if he dares to
betray me" she had said to more than one.
At length the storm burst. One night about
a month ago Mary accused Crockett of his
infidelity He laughed at her. She was too
excited to get her pistol, but sprane at his
throat A struggle followed, and Mary
would have strangled him then and there
but for interference. Crockett left the
house. Some time before this the band had
moved up from Tradewater bottoms. and
haG hired a little grocery some four miles
away on public road leading 10 Princeton.
a day or so after the fuss between Mary
and Crockett a crowd Of men from Prince
ton were riding by the little grocery, all
drinking very freely, when one of them, in a
moment of recklpssness, fired off his pistol
Tie CampbeIPs thinking the mob was on
them again, rushed out of the grocery and
began firing. The men returned the shots
and then galloped on to town This created
ahOJher tempest OF eXcltemenT, ana the next
day mob was got together to
EXTERMINATE THE CAMPBELLs.
The next night forty men, armed to the
teeth with masks on their faces and hatred
in their hearts, swept down the road toward
the little log cabin where the Campbells kept
their grocery. The leaders were picked
men, and they were followed by some of the
most desperate men in the country. 1t was
resolved to do no half work this time, but to
make sure job of it. AT dead gallop
they rushed up to the house and in an i'll
slant it was surrounded. The forty men sat
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27
SUFFER

no longer from Dyspep-
sia, Indigestion, want Of
Appetite, Joss of Strength
lack Of Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent FeOers, &c
BROWNE -RON BIT
TIERS never fails to cure
all these diseases.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27

Now the hungry little blaekbirds to the
southern rice fields fly. while the greedy
granger's fancy turns to thoughts Of pump
kin pie.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27

BFOWN CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen - For years ] have
been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief having tried
everything which was recommend
ed until, acting on the advice Of a
friend, who had been benefited by
BRowN'S IRON BITTERs, tried a
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous to taking BRowN's IROS
BTTTERs, everything I ate distressed
me, and l suffered greatly from =
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbcarablc. Since tax
ing Browns Iron BIrTERs, al my
troubles are ~ an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeable re-
suits. l am practically another
person. Mrs. w J. Flynn,
90 Maverick St, Z. Boston
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27

stray and similar Notices l-hi
Business items. frst Insertion loc. per line each
subsequent insertion Sc. per line
- Resoltfto1.s proceeding af ang rofp0r1fi0r.
o. society, li 1ii11fi0Fs designed fr COLI rfief-
tfon % eng rcfter If lagitsd iIirzl-i tnfsreHt
1l1si o paid for as EfuertiseuIeufs.
jon FElsrIsse Of al kind neatly and eNpedit
ously executed a. lowest prices Dou-f yCu forget
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27

TIE first round dance originated with
Adam when he sat down on a hornet
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27
Advertising Rates

The large and reliable circulation o. the Car
RETA FEEEEAN coumead 90 90 the favorable con
sideratt0u of advert isers whose fsTors VIII Be in
serted At the following low rates
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-27

The most complete Institution tu the United States
.L1e thorough uracticai education or young and
middle aged men. Enter at any time
cs-FDr circulars giving tul particulars address
9 ---im.I J. G.. SMITH. 4. NJ. Pittsburgh Pa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
9ie
86ein6a6er @exe.
SiHuriiGe Gr;abluns BON 81. Iaacr.
(5srtisbans).

Usrttbsns).
Wuberrr Qrt tpar bic Scene, tpel9e an
Slide fib sntpidsIte.
@sr lsto Sbrp mar San Wbusn auf'
sefabrsn. @as wput Sbr bters
Sd mub briassnb eriu6en, baS Or
bsntli1e @srt1t niGt 10 ft5ren, BATE
Der Sdulitsts fid au elmer amtsmis NJ
aufseraHt.
guf Der Stirne ees Grsmsen, bes
Greiberrn bon Wetbs, tparen etf 3ornes
acera ssi&woasn..
55rf bu ppbl slpslbsrt tpie baS Nats
tsrsesd9t siI@t2 rpanb.e Ct fi& an fetnen
Sobn. DaS nennsn bteie 8lutfausel
efn crbsntltdeS @ert&t. Set Wstu
urb Sartsnlpiell User t& btn2 Das
piQ i'd gu1 iassn. SD bin Der Grst.
berr BON Bet9s. tlnp mas t& wia 2
Das MIL i'd -. unp has! nnp babel
tansts Der iapere &siteridbeL bon rtaans
batter Gauf frdftts sei&wunsen, rafIcs
aAf pen Xpptfn u. peH Jtuaeu OCT JtIWIfr,
spel&e BET FOLDER Muffldruns dber ben
3psd bes 8siudss, ben fe erbalten
batten, es Isbr balp SurSoSs1, bas 8eits
su iu@en.
90 laste Der alte 5err bann, BON Der
Mnfrensuns Yeridnaufenp. eaS brtnst
unler eias cod ptsbsr In cine .rnenib.
Hide Sttmmuns. Man iullte ntdt slau'
Ben, bas IS iolde Bsfien in Der BeIt
sibt. slbsr isBt wolen mir Safar ipraen
Sutertus, pas Du sur &ube fommf. Die
6srren merben DID iOSalo ptdt ptscer
fbren. na
Inter iprslamen, @slstte BON Greuns
teS Sanp aslansts pafpr 5abertus tn
feline pfarrpobnuna surGf, no In risisr
Nadt nod LANCE 9tbt brannte, inbem
Der glidlt& 9sfreite Die Grlsbnife BEE
Cages thinner uno INNER rpteper sr,dbs
len muBte.
Su Wsdenbeim purSe bon ea an
tur1 ben Doctor San WSpen feline 6sre
I1ebr p%srbrannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
VII.
0e3muRgen Serlobt.

Mm nImlt9sn Nbens, an rpelhsm In
Wsdsnbstm pas 8eri@t unterbrp&en,
aber @ere6tisteit YoaRredt purpe, ftano
Der iunee 5ermanr 9Sber TN Ses:if tie
6auStbdr III i1lisssn unc ais 3ebter In,
5au1e Die &ube su lu@eu, pa man pur6
ben Yost Doctor Sdweisel pubie, bab
Der Batter Stsqet9t erit an, fOIse nben
Worsen suriderpartet peroen edrfe. e
Sinnene Mari er nod stnsn Bid mad
benz rei9bsRsrnten 6immslssep5lbe,
banr spolIte Il tnS SauS surdffebren,
ale efne fraftfse Sansltnsssetalt bafts
I'M, bic Saussde auf i'm sulpruns uno
fiaerts CT 1T ptecsrs tn Der 8inp'
mlbls.
@er? fraste Ssrmanr leiie surad,
tpdbreno IS pie etne Ibnuns purt feline
.Sesle fog.
Der Dtetrib 6alfman, Der seistse
SusS@sfe, flans IS ebsn 10 lstle su'
rid.
SIN ausenblide BIN t4 bsrsit, 1asts
5amanr, rufe nod sintss Sunsen aus
Der Na&bari&aft, pbns su iasen. mas TN
Wsrfe it,.
S&neu tbsilte er tann Ietner Mutter
NIT, tab er nod einen unauil&tebbaren
Sang u tbun bdtte.per ptsqeidt cine YsGe
Stunbe MusbletbenS r5tbis made ; bas
rauf tIat CT auf bte StraBe unb DerIblpB
bas 5auS BON auBen.
Sn rpentssn Wtnutsn mar elm ball
bss DuBsne rdttssr &eibiunsen CUR
StsIs, rpeltDe NIT Idwsfsenoen Sdnees
trud ibrsn Sdultbetb bssrdstsn u. Obne
peiter etn Wprt ~ lasen, tbm als Gabs
rer sur1 bic nd1tlid ftae Strabe unp
bte Bur8pforts bts nabe ~ WinSmdble
fol8ten.
6tsr tpurpe 5alt seuaa@t
De- S&ultbeib tbsilts lsinsn 9eslsis
teri, nit, bae n f1ere 8unes erbalter
babe, Is itt 3u btelsr S~erpSnten lpaten
Stunpe nod cine Wannesper1sn betben
Grauen In Der BinpmIble; ss banple
fa Test baraui, su erfabren, pb Der 8es
fu& stns seibaftlt&e 0sranluGuns babe,
pber cb bsrlelbe Der Warsaretb selte, unp
es nadis III leBtsrem Sale. ben sr aus
auten Grdnben fdr ben rtdtfsen balts
Der perlsbten Stttlt@fett pteber A&tuns
Snl&aft perpsn.
llnbSrbar Isile, pts S&attsn bui&ts 20
nun an ben Gtnsan8. Der Bincmdbls
100 bic Ibare nur anselsbnt mar. Sc
fpannt lpdbsten Iuse uno Sbt um bon
ben SOrsdnse i'm Snnern Ssntnts sa srs
balten. .
Dietrth SaIfman mar nt6t ntebr In
bsr Winpmdble sepelsn. Die S6ulp
baran rug letne absrsldubiias Gurdt
Dor Def alien 3o@si&s pisler permstnten
Ssre.
Ssute absr batten BE Setter bes I'm
llebsrmaSe senpllsnen WeineS aufn Ser,
badt BON tbm pessSaubert unp ba5
Bib Der frdftts. fat dppts eatpifslten
Warsarstb In Iol@tm 2siie Dor fbn btns
sstsat, bae fr ntbt ldn8sr fold Ilbsr
2odun8 bate pisenfebsn f5nnsn.
Nun laB sr auf Der bblssrnsn Sanf
neben Dem Wdp9en, pas beute Ibenp
gar 70 ipr5ps nt6t that, ii6 nt@t TN min
bsitsn itraubte, ais w isinsn @rm UNI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
VIII.
&stiaieaene 0siprGde.

gm iOlssnpsn Gage mar In Hbstnba6
srpee aufrssuns ipssen Der @rtisntGs
lester NaGt Der Ssfretuns pss pfar.
rsrs Subsrtus BON Wsdsnbeim uno Der
9srlpbuus pss S&sHea Distrt& DALI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09

einen Ginr pbner Son Wsfenbsim an,
Wcrsen 9letd mad &beinba6 bert9tst
ppreen ; eieIs tpeiter ;u ersdblen besilten
f6 Sundhf pfe BET benz nd9tlttsn Ibens
tbeusr 5stbstltst gene enen &bstbiungst
unp Der 0dhter auf Der Surapfprte,
cann aber aud isesr unb iebs, Der ur,p
cts 8unee oapea erbielt.
@ur ren &atbbauIs fanben I'M bic
Mtttassfunpe ptslsS Cages Wdnnsr u.
Srausn tn pt8ts,prinstsr 9ruppe ,us
Iammen. Grf tparsn ibrsr nur ;psi
sepsfsn !; ais absr 9orabsrssbsnce ben
9ssenfano ess 8slprdhS Ssrnert met,
batten ft fib betbeilist; INNER niebr bat
ten iid anselblo6sn, bis enoli6 bic sruss
Wenss baraus seppreen mar, bic pa
isBt fanp.
Gfssntlfd fam man benz Doctor San
WSeen cte srbaltsnsn priseI nur BSnnsn,
mstnte elmer.
Dem tuusu gtlSuf bod sswis iasts
Elm anpersr.
Der tplle 8ifdpf mar bte TN gplts
seldufse 8repnuns beS Wsdsnb elmer
S@ultbstB 8urtbplomduS Wtnien.
Der Gbsbreder iullte eber isf, stssnss
9sben untsriuben, sbe er fi9 I'm, anbsrs
ebrtfenmenfden fimmerte, btes 60
eann.
l1nb bic plunpen S6efsn tbdtsn aud
BITTER, psnn fe tbren plug lelber ,Ssen,
ais eaB fe f& Dor ben Basen Der Sc
rs9tiefeit ipanner modem.
SD sdb' NOS crum. rpsnn i@ bic
SsrlS bdtt' Iaufsn feben fbnnst, la@ts
cine Grau.
Das mar ater AUDI su arg -. poGts
Oistrf6 5alfman Beginner.
a6 feb sa S6rTs SaIfuan! SD
eratulisre na6trdsli1, untsrbra1 i'm
isco@ cine S;irme, ssren Gissntb finer
fl6 pcblpeislta tn 6%intersrunpe belt.
SnseHsn mar Der anRps nun sinmaI
ssasben unc Der Stsin ins HoQsn aes
fommsn. 9on allsn S.itsn fansn Glifs
rrinlde, metitens ppsr bduis NIT biis
fissn Ssmsrfunssn psrbrdmt.
@ratultrs audi, S9sfTs 5alfman [!
Der bate bas Don Gud nod Sermus
tbet2
Sd aud, S1sfs 5aIfmanI Sonf
iaat man ppbl: @ebrannte Stneer
ideusn Das Gsusr =; ater Sbr babt Rs9t:
Griid sepast, III balb sewOnnen
Sd metne ss aud 70, S1sTe SaIf,
manu- llnp pelb idbae Sbptessrmuts
ter Sbr bsfommt.
l1no eas ptsle 8slbl So, tas mus
Der Nsip lafsn. oa fam man Dol, Ssrs
zen sratulirsn
90 Hang 90 ptrr tur@sinanssr.
Distri6 5alfman bate errparten f5ns
men unb aud In @irflt6fett f9 earauf
ssfast ssbaltsn, paB stn FOLDER ausbru9
bsitsrsr Spottlut istnen srften auftretsn
am bsutisen Gage nidt fsblen pdrpe,
unb 70 btsIt Ct duserlt9 penisfsnS rubts
s,IsSsr S nr.uuS. cns s"' ~"
wv
Sn0 opt Sa.u " ~sN. 'aS man aaW
ua Wv anlpaw.a .ana pasas 81.
liant wurce.
a, ni.r IL ha,. f,hr ~ ,,r, f,r,
,,G n,,r hi.r si,.r Wsr,,s,rn a,.tr.
H.. s,s,s. mnn soG,s nnn rsnsn
Chr GhSmtet euh einem alien leh,ioiabri,
Wonn. Derartia,s nad,uIaasa.
shsr =, CIV rur ,irr,oI S;,r, 9uur,s
s.,t nn,ssn"sr NM r. s,n, r,ir Nh
~. m.n 1919 ih ssrl,k. ST., S,m WY
u.n Wv %pWelg. u'aIsast'p' ''"''
70 au9 'sm P~s''" ""'f's'u"0s'
Sd babe ni@ts basesep, perIeBte Der
S1tfTe NIT anssnpmmensr 9sutislisfsit,
tpsnn Sbr Gu& wpbImaI sinsn Spae
maat unb mar 10. aud auf uastns SoIs
ten. 9lbsr eas m5dte i'd bod bsmerfsn,
eas aud Der Spas F6 tn ssrui1sn
9rsnssi1 baltfu mus, llno eaB
70 ttbsr iit@t r1sbr 3u srlaubtsn
SpaI.n SspML penn map sInsn alHh
EWs'slapl'Sea ptaahs ps .p pun, MI
lpIIp luhBsW G'hB H OetVIhVuH8 ptlhBl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
Vile apstlsfsr bsriaafen es.

Sa6oratortara: 60. II Ssef s. StraRe,
Ieu gors Gtt9,
3en9uiMe:J
Waufpn, Aaamafre 40, Soma.
Sd babe Or. 9larf Sobnlcn'S Snsiaa gIpps
Ssrup fir Rassnframpf., etberIsibsn unb
Dtarrbes sebraatt uuo sroBtn Grfrls bamit sr-
Itelt. SD prQts nitt pbns olsislbs itin.
eenr1 Rosbau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
Sprihiu6rter.
U. 8. 6atass.

Sptt9oottSS
I,,Rcserfiure, ibelrtebsuber Hthetu, gerbdus
unssbeihperbeu unb 6ppftpeb perpeu Iei4t burdf
SepisnzSittsrs furirt."
,Stuhirt Ste Scrfsns gttterss 8a&er, sesrauat
bic Rsbsin, feb ptiis, ssiunb une sladli4."
ySf su5 has 9essu Jur eaF, une SALT tSr aue
Sofnuns p~srlrren, 70 periu4t S~spfsnzStttsrs."
,Rierens unb S~arnbsihperpsn Hnb auseuistue
tiebel, une has sinstse fi6ere uno iuperihiRse
Seilmittsl bassssn 1T has SppiensStttsrS.-
Mau baue tarauf !"
,Das Sppfsn. Sitters sri&Sptt une terhsrt
ntHt; Is ftelt wteeer Der une rerIdust."
yStsber, gilipRtat, G4lafristett unb @elbiu4t
tpsr6su Isi4t bur6 ScpfensSttters turtrt."
,@ei&rdre, ettpp&en, SommeriprpTen, raube
Saut, ausi6lase uub uursinss Slut tartrt eas
Sepien 8ttterS."
,GrI@la6te Saeren unh Sarnsrsans ssben. "a
ben tdtimInfen Rrantbetten auIaB. DaS Sopfsns
Httters turtrt ie a1e."
,Das Scpfens gitters peri6aft mebr @eiunbs
fett, ScnneniHein unb Sreuee, ais aue aneeren
ar5neien juiammeu Sencuimen."
Sn alien apetPeteu Ju Rabsn.
Sop 4itters Nig. Co., Ro6effer, ". U.
q Toronto, Ont, unh ecuepu, england.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09

erie, S'Brisn Co., Soma.
&c wirb hermit bsidsinist, sas Or. GIarf
5pbnipn'S Snsian Slope Syrup mid pirfif&
Don i6usrsn rbsumatiltsn SHmepfn befreti
bat. Sd baltt es fir elm psrtbspaes Mittel u.
reeunmanSirs bsfsn 9sbraa& alien, bic an dba-
ltSen S@mtr;sa ltissn.
U. 8. Satbsy,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-10-14
Old Customs In Tibet,

The principal food Of the country Is
called jamba. To make it q quantity Of
powdered tea is cooked for several hours.
after which II is poured into churn,
when salt and butter are added, and the
whole is stirred until a complete mixture
is effected. The broth is then divided
among the hungry ones, each Of whom
gets his share in wooden bowl, after
which sack Of roasted barley meal Is
brought out. Every one takes hand
fui OF meal from the sack, puts il into
the tea and mixes the mass into shapely
lump, and swallows his dough with a
keen appetite. After the meal is over.
thewQoden bowls are licked clean with
the tongue and worn on the breast next
TO the skin as something precious.
Polyandfy Is practised, not on account
Of any lack Of women, for there is no
such lack. but a. . measure Of economy.
When the oldest son marries, his wife
becomes also the wife Of Ill his brothers.
The custom does not lead to 90 many
difficulties - it might BE- supposed t
would. The housewife occupies rather
= commanding than : subordinate posi-.
tion.
Three ways of burying the dead pro
vail. The poor sink their dead in one
of the mountain streams; those Of q
better class hang the bodies upon 4 tree.
where they are consumed by birds, and
the bones are afterwards thrown into the
river; the rich cut the bodies up into
small pieces. pound the bones and mix
them with jamba- and then. carry the
remains to the mountains who're they arr
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Sheep on Key West Island lose their
wool the second year and grow = full
crop of hair.-N Y. San.
Corn Fritters: Nix well together one
quart of grated sweet corn, two cups OF
milk, one cup of -four, one teaspoonful of
butter and twoeggs well beaten. Season
with pepper and salt, and fry like griddle
cakes.-fhe Household.
The law Of New York provides that
the owner or possessor Of any dog that
shall killor wound any sheep or lamb
shall be liable for the value of such sheep
or lamb to the. owner thereof, without
proving notice to the owner or possessor
OF such dog, or knowledge by him, that
his dog was malicious or disposed to kill
sheep.
We have seen the suggestion that
the harness should always be removed
from tired animals when they are taken
to the stable for the noon rest With
the fatigue of the morning tasks, the
sweat and consequent discomfort, the
harness becomes irksome, and it is an
act OF mercy to remove it while the Door
animals are resting at midday z.
EJGnsiner. - sss r 81
"A celebrated English physician says
pint of milk is equivalent in nutriti7e
power. to an ordinary mutton chop, and
as pint of milk will yield only an
ounce OF cheese, we must have in the
latter cheap and highly concentrated
food The English eat double the cheese
in proportion to the population that is
consumed by Americans. The Italians
live to great extent on cheese and In
dian corn. Detroit Post /
In bad seasons honey is apt to BE- |
poisonous. This arises from the fact
that in such seasons the bees are often
obliged to gather it from poisonous
iiowers- Great care should be taken to |
remove all poisonous plants from the
neighborhood of hives. In 1890 great |
many people in Philadelphia died from |
eating honey gathered from the flowers |
Of the Kalmia latifolia. In good seasons !
the bees avoid poisonous plants.-Phila-
delphta Press.
Cream figs for dessert are prepared |
IN this way: Beat the white of one or /
TWO eggs according to the quantity YOU
wish to serve); when very stiff, so that
you can almost turn the platter upside
Town without the egg running off; stir
n as much powdered sugar as you can
md yet leave the frosting SO that YOU
lip the figs in it. If the fig is not en-
irely covered at the first dipping repeat
he process; let them dry in the heater
y on . shelf over the stove.-N r.
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