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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-21
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

- Z l. { A l..
just received direct from the Mcssr-. lia'llsnd
4 co.. of Limogen, France, fun line of their col-
ebrlicd
DINNER. GAME, FISH. OYSTER, TEA, AND
COFFEE SETS.
Also. n fun stock Of Wcdgcwood 4 Copoland's
DINNER SITS. the largest assortment ever OK
hibited In this city.
can and see the GATE-CITY WATER-FiLTER.
Everybody should have one.
T.. T.. TAYLOR.
fcI5 lOll Main street.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,
MnxnAY. Fnl,rnarv en-. 1882.

MONDAY. February 90. 1882.
s,LEs-FTRsr BoARr.-l00 shares Richmond
and West Point Terminal Railway and Ware
house Company 3D. 30. u. ca at 262; 10 shares
Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad ut s2N. 10 shares
Petersburg Railroad at 3lN: 10 shares Union
Bank Of Richmond ut 81; 10 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad Mt 54s; 1000 Atlanta and
Charlotte first rs at lc9H; 1000 Columbia and
Grcen,illc second 6's NJ 05; 1000 shares Western
Nnrth isarnfIna H.itrpaI ~ lug.
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xEw YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YOnK. February 20.-Cott"n-Net re-
ceipts 706 bales: gross. o,6ie nales- tntnres
81 t.64 a. / SO; March, sll.70@sl LII Apr1,
ii s0M$ 100; May, sizn6msi2:nI June,
$500; september, si2.0l: uctobcr, -ll.lTm
ALIAS; November, si1.S29tl i.3i; December,
al SOFAS 1.3s.
deliveries opened 2-l0O 10 $1,000 lower, Loot
other 3-lOO 10 5-l0O, aud then advanced l-lOo.
Former engagements liquidated. Their. Is not
much life In the market. Operators work prices
an, and down 10 make few points. The receipts
are snail aud are likely TO reinaia smail. Chquici
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BosToN, February 2O.-Thc JoHRdrS
latest estimates make the losses by the
IIaycrhill fire 1929. GOO. and the insurance
$1,000, 900. The vaults OF Grcmace Nh
tionnl Bank were opened tins morning,
and the contents found entirely uninjured.
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"Whai Is heavens best gin to:man + " she
ssked, sweetly smiling on him. Dir. Bulls
Cough syrup" he replied, with prudence.
He had iust been cured by II OF q bad cold.
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GEORGE LEE. lSEALl
FRANK POTTS, lSEAL
T.. \. SAUNDERS, SEAL.

suite ~ VirgiRit, CuyQr RichmoHd-tont;
I, william T. Allen, notary public Tor ne CITY
a. I'm the state OF Virginia. do certify that
George Lee, Frank Potts, and T.. \. Saunders
whose NAMES are signed u the above wiring,
hearing date the llligf February. 1882, have ac-
knowl,dgcd the same before me, In my said city,
and do further certify that George bee ana +.
Potts this day made oath before me that The sald
T.. A. Saunders has actually paid into The nim
above mentioned the sum Of 100000 In cab.
Given under my hand Ibis IN day Of tebru-
AIRY, 1852. WILLIAM i. ALLfNi
f. I9.6w Notary Public.
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HORSES. MULES. &c.
-
MULES AND HORSES.

have opened WHOLESALE AND RkIAiL
~ AHIFS at No. l43y Franklin street, Rich
mond Va. where I wiz keep good sappiy 81
MULES and HORSES always ON hand. NY sAles-
n,so MIR Ions NJ PACE, Will do all In his power
to giye each and ali fair and square dealing. Any
person not finding what they want Ia nay Stables
can address me, care 20 east ffth street, tinctn-
natl, Ohio, which l. my hoadqusrters for buying.
aud III do not MI the order 10 suit them. both VA
quality aud price, they need not take the stoes'
fyerything guaranteed 70 be just as represented.
Mr. Peter t'auis extensive business la the mule
and horse line Is Just opposite mine.
de- I0-3ms IEORGE u. BENNETT.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February -No0n.-Stock, weak
er Money. q per cent. ENchangc-Long, 4ria:
short. lS9. state bond, dun aud weaker. Cow
eminent. ,ieady aud generally unchanged,
Erf8fn q.-fNcningc, 49,. Governments
weak: new s., lO2. new AS, Ia bid: new
i'..Il7'. Money. Gnl per cent. stitc- dun ana
lower. Treasury balancc,-Coin' ss2,27l cur
rcncv. Sl.J03.
stocks irregular.
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SEuNE-TIIREAD.

cEINE-TIIREAD. Ms
We have In stock all Nos. and brands OF SEINE
THREAD OF our own importation. We call sle-
clal attention of fishermen ana dealers III SEINE
THREAD Ia the superior quality and low prices
of our Threads. Always on hand PAIENT MD
SOFT SEiSE-TWINfs, PATENT AND SOFT
SEINE-LINEs, YAWkING, ROPES OF al ,or,,,
coIiKS and CORkWODD. at less than View York
priccs. sEINEs aud NETS Of every description
ON hand aud made to ORDER al short notice,
L. LICIITENSIEIN q Sons,
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin streets:
Sole Importers ~ the LION BRAND sfiNf-
THREAD. and importers III other brands fe .
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We. GEORGE LEE. FRANK POTTS, and T..
the state OF Virginia, have THIS day formed special
and limited co partnership 10 conduct, IN ihr city
Of Richmond, Va, and tie ci.y Of thlciko' III
tbc Hl1n-namc aud style If GEORGE LEE 4 co.
l.. 4. SAINDERS Is the special, GE1EGE LEE
aud FRANK POTTS the general partners.
The special partner has contributed I'm cash the
sum of $4,000 rs his input In the partnership
the tenn OF which = 10 be i've years from january
!. 1852. 800
Witness our hand aud seals this llth day Of
IL, 4 IN
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DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

RICHMOND, February IL, 1852.
TUE FIRM OF GEORGE LEE 4
lF.A.SAINDEEs doing business ~ GEORGE
LEE, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE LEE.
General Partner.
T.. \. SAL NDERS.
spcc.ni Plrtner.
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SEED. &c.

~ -----l.--,
IuOVER-SEED.-2 bags 4 EofE
" CLOSER-sEED. :. a..,,,ys. co
Jas ~ Il Sums We
DETER IiENDERsON's GARDEN
i SEEDS. ., ,.,,,
- LASDEETIf & SONS GARDEN SEEDS.
\ ful line Of the above SEEDS on hand war
ranted fresh aud genuine.
prices. Wholesale aud retail. -. 80
| f''''i' j. W. FRAYSER & CO..
l5fs Main street.
first door above Old Market.
f. il-Iu.ThxSalm
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LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.

- OOn BARRELS ROCKLAND LINE,
O.WJU I.5OO barrels RoSENDaLE CO
NIST. 800 barrels IMPORIED PORTLAND
GENET. 800 barrels CALClNED PLATTER;
also NOVA SCOTIA LUMP and fRE>h-
Snnd for nr.c,s NARNfR MOORE.
seventeenth street. south side dock
4, I 5-codGp
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SWIT/ER CHEESE,
- SMALL SOUTHAMPTON HAMS.
SARATOGA CHIPS.
UNDERWOOD'S DENiLED TURKEY,
HAM, &C.;
MAPLE SYRUP, In half-gallOn cans;
FRENClI PRINES, In twO-pound ars. and
SPANISH OLIVES. by the gallon.
For sale by JOSEPH VI BLAIR. GROCER,
feIo 500 Main street.
nANENPORT Il MORRIS,
~ DOCK STREET,
offer for sale
500 bags GREEN LAGUANRA COFFEE.
H. ls-7t
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ELECTRICAL GOODS.

popyrr MORTON. JosEPn O. JEFFRIEs
ABORTION n JEFFRlES.
MI ELECTRICAL SUPPLlES,
ConNFW FOURTEENTH AND MNN STREETS,
HTftMpND. VA.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BAITmoRE, February 2O.-iieef cau:e-Ptlces
fully su.tasncd. except for common which were
weak towards the close; very best. 6p@oac. hfst
quality. $50 5i,c. medium, i9nosc.' Drd'naly
rece,pts. 1912 head: sales. 95g head. swine
Foir supply and moderate demand ~ ssM9Ac.:
lsmbs we're 1900 head; sheep, , "a G'sc.; lambs.
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DORTER AND ALE.

SARATOGA CHIPS,
- ARBUCkLE COFFEE. SPANISH OLIVES,
IIORSE-RADISli, PLIM-PIDDiNG.
CALIFORNIA APRICOTs, PLUMs, and
PEARS; -
EDAM. YOUNG AMERICA. aud PlNEAP-
PIE CHEESE; 800
TilOMAS'S BEST and DIANORA TOBACCO:
BONELESS HAM, TURKEY and CHICKEN;
PARKINSON CHEESE. ut -
MCCARTHY UAiNES'N,
fcIs G27 Broad street.
HERRINGS.-j00 barrels y. &. CUT
i HERRINGS: 100 barrels \. g. GROSS
HERRINGS. liasI \. Stokes & 60.
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A CA D.
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR,
GROCER. $50 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, Va.
Eleven years experience In tine city Of Rich
mond enables Mr.. BLAIR 10 understand the wants
Of the people. and his facilities enables him 10 sup
ply those wants.
The following named gentlemen are with him.
and viii Dee pleased To serve their friends ana the
public:
ANDREW BRIGGS, OF IIicksfOrd. Va;
u. EMMETT TYLER of Richmond. Va,
WILLIE O.. OwfNs. Of Richmond, Na.'
Il. CL1N rON BROADDIs Of Manchester, Va:
THOMAS {. ~TEED.of Hing Nillinm county, va;
GEORGE I. HANEs. Of llenricO county, Va
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE,. February 20.-Flom duh. mi-
changed. and firmly held Wheat strong No. =
soft, sl.23s February, sl.23s March, SIS,
Aprll. Corn scarce aud higher, No. z. OOc. oal,
scarce and higher: closed weaker; No. Spring.
i1Lc Provisions dropping. Ne.s-pork. flI.So
cash ana February, sl7.tO March. Lard slme
steam. SIO.i5 cash and February Slu.OV Mar H.
Hogs uulct az 40. 20miSU.T
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,ucAcO. February 2O.-Flourdnil. Wheat ec-
~ e4@sl.2li cash. Sl.2i4 February. sl.2fi
March. corn fairly ac.iye aud higher; 40 7asc
cash 574c. Fchrliry, Oh blarch. Oais quiet and
sfca, Y: 4gc. cash. lG4c. Fchrury. IOi.c. March
Ryc Gnlrt and firm 10 soc. Barley qulei. firm. and
higher at -I.O4. Dressed hOgs steady az $40
PORK active and lower; sl7f9mEl7.oO cash
SIz45 February aud March. Lard active and
inwer: sIO.JU cash and February, -lO.JOa
sIO.52 March. Bulk-meats unsettled; shoulders
-6i5: short rib. 500: snort clear $3.50
Mhiskey lower at Sis.
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CINCINNATI.

ClNcTSNATT. February 20.-Flour hiln; family
s5o5mSG.2O: fancy. =6.0OmS7.2j. Wheat
stronger: No. > red winter. fl.3l. Corn strong;
No. 2. mixed, SO ~ Gilc. oats duh ~ iGlc. Rye
nriner az 04naJc. Barley duh NJ 9Sc. Pork dull
az SIS. Lard dun and nominal NJ $1,000. Bulk
meat. quiet and firm: shoulders. SG.G2s clear rib,
$3.50. Bacon IN fair demand; shoulders 7sc.;
clear rib. l0.c.: clear. lOlic Nhlskey dull at
-l.lG: combination sales of finished goods, i2J
barrels, on "A basis Of sl.l7. Sugar quiet and firm
hards, 0IMlO4c.: New orleans. Jamsc Hogs
nrm: common and light, $4,000 $40; packing
md hnfclnr>' -Ai.G1hl N1.1O.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. February 20.-Fl0nr quiet pa
tent ss@s $50: extra family, - gSJJu. Wheat
torn-No. = white. O9c.; No. mixed oZc.
Oats-No. . white 1Oizc.: No. MIXED, iotc
Provision. uuict. Mcss-pOrk. rl9 Bulk -nc1t--
shoulders $3.50. Sugar-curtd hams II a. l21c.
I1rd-prime leaf $3.50.
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c.

DROWN, DAVIS n CO.,
Wholesale GROCERs. PROVISIONS. &C.,
1898, 1925. AND 1897 CARY STREET,
SOLE AGENTS FOR r.. &. PORTER MILLING
COMPANY. OF WINONA, MINI.
Just arriving several hundred barrels Of the
" BOOM" and other brands ~ tLOl' X,
Always on hand also EXCELLENT BRANDS
OF VIRGINIA FLOUR. fe2l-lw
IN BARRELS STRICTLY CHOICE
Nv PORTO RICO MOLAssEs, suitable for
bakers. for sale by BROWN, DAVIS 60.
fe 2l-lw
CENTRIFUGAL SUGARS.
30 hog-hcads
COARSE-GRAIN PURE CENTRIFUGAL
SUGARS
for sale by
f. elliot DAVENPORT a MORRIS.
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ST. LOUIS.

st. LorIs. February 20.--Flour dun and I'M
changed Wheat lower for cash and February
si33. March. Corn higher: 57Sc. cash. 55Ac.
lid March. Oats duh al 424c. Pork lower
sI7IO cash. 81 100 March. Lard AMI bulk- peais
noInInally lower: nothing done. Whisky lower
M <IIT.
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4 NTNMTNNfNEN.
Just received.
g.. II. I'MM'S DRY NERZENhN.
JULES MuMMS DRY VERZENAN,
GEORGE GOULEr TX DRY ",
POMMERY SEC DRY NEI,
GEISLER DRY VIZ.
JULES Observation-Disclosures manufIcturcr
and very low.
WERNER', EXTRA DRY NJ
feel CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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BALTIMORE. Fobrury 20.-Nirdnia G's, con-
s)lidated, 81: new lO-iO's. 40. Bid to-day.
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Washington.

TARIFF CoNMIssIoN-BLAINE AS A BUGBEAR-
POsT-ofF1CE AT HENRICO COAL PITS
COLONEL P0PBAM REPORTS TWO SENATORS
GAINED AND THE DEADLOCK TO BE BROKEN
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rporeI,rs OF THE READJUsTERs-PosTALA r-
or>TNENT-THE LATE MRS. WRITER'S. &C.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
Erppr.px On 1900
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20

From the simplest flowers BY the wsyside,
Pair wisdom may Gull a hOquet
street phrase may OF point a moral
There's sense in-"Don't Give It Away. "
II YOU hear % choice bit 81 scandal.
Be- q spicy or true a. % may,
Don't eagerly hurry % sprefd it.
Do better Don't Give 10 Away"
When sin brings q neighbor % sorrow.
Though bis fault b. as plain a. the day,
Remember, % err Is still human
Be siieut-"Don't Give II Away"
When YOU hear % a note gone % protest
Which q friend was una bic % pay.
Don't add % the howl ~ discredit-
Keep still, and-"Don't Give 10 Away"
When a gossip persistently bores YOU,
Your fellows or friends to betrav,
Be polite as you can, hut. remember,
BE flrm and-"DOn't Give II Away"
When a confidence rests in your keeping
When friend 70 your ear doth convey
some secret he trusts to vour honor,
Take care yOu-"DOn't Give Il Away''
If vou've money bv homes industry
Laid mp for dark rainy dav
Don't spend your hard earnings on folly:
Be wise, and-"Don't Give It Away"
Kind Heaven bestows fair prospect
And crowns you with hopes brightest raw
You've chance TO win pleasures immortal
Oh, brother-Don't Give It Away
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20

WISE WoRDs.-Hope is fatigue ending
In deception.
Fiattery is effective only with weak, vain
man.
Man pardons and forgets woman pardons
only.
To wait and trust, is often the latest lesson
we learn in life.
There is little in the world but that has
cost some one deeply.
One torgives everything to him who for
gives himself nothing.
To be faithful without loving is to have
patriotism of virtue
Choose that which is best and custom will
make it most agreeable.
We should believe only IN works works
are sold for nothing everywhere.
Love comes when we expected it the least
and when we dread it the most.
You can get the respect Of honest men in
one way onIy-by deserving 1t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20

a GREAT STORM PREDICTED. DIR. E.
Stone Wigqins of Ontario, Canada, who
some time ago predicted that the recent gale
would sweep from east to west over the con-
tinent, says a great storm will strike this
planet in March next. He gives this timely
warning:
cit will be first felt in the northern Pacific,
and will cross the meridian Oi Ottawa at
noon 6 p. NJ, London time) on Sunday,
March II, 1888 No vessel smaller than a
Cunarder will be able to live in this tempest
India, the south of Europe, England and es-
pecially the North American continent will
be the theatre OF its ravages. AS all the low
lands on the Atlantic will be submerged, /
advise shipbuilders to place their prospective
vessels high up on stocks, and farmers hav-
ing loose valuables, such as hay, cattle, etc,
to remove them to place OF safety. j beg
further, most respectfully to appeal TO the
honorable Minister of Marine that he will
peremptolily order up storm drums on all
the Canadian coast not later than the 20th
of February, and thus permit no vessel to
leave the harbor. III this is not done, hum
dreds of lives will be lost and millions worth
of property destroyed"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20

An ALPHABETIC ANECDoTE.-A B. that
could Z far over the d, with great F's. F al
lowed so to do, tried one day to extract hon
ey from piece Of G's. literally sprinkled
with snuff. Hoo Ait-choo sneezed the
bee. " would sooner be a J, and be. as the
poet says, happy, free and K. than try to
extract honey from such SNUFF So he buzz
ed to his home-a nice house with an L 10 II.
where NJ (his wife) y all the little bees
were talking, o such a nice meal from a
sweet p TIE old bee arranged his Q, and
said
'' You r a nice lot, amt YOU p,
One little bee, not seeing the sarcasm an-
swered:
IS. sir
This puts the old bee in good humor. and
he said he'd take some T with them and
then he said, " L may have this Y for pin
money, if you promise that you won't 60
near the cucumber vines. They'll w ND IL
you touch EN-
"Giye US an Y, and Wen promise said
the little ones.
THAT would be as bad as the eucumbers,
said the old bee.
6 Y ." asked the little one.
"Pshawl Can't you II 1t would be
doubling up.'-Good Cheer.
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GIVEN AWAY.

We cannot help noticing the liberal offer
made TO all invalids and sufferers by Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption. -
You are requested to call at James Drug
Store, EbensbuTg, and get a Trial Bottle free
Of cost, if you are suffering with COnsump-
tion, Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chtis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, HOarse-
ness, or any affection of the Throat or Lungs,
il will positively cure you.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20
BI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
TIE PAGEANT.

THE PAGEANT.
One of the features of the Bi-Centennia
celebration In Philadelphia will be a night
pageant, consisting Of enormous tableaux or
wheels, representing historical scenes in the
life of Pennsylvania, and also a set OF FLOATS
illustrating one Of the great epic poems of In
dia, 1.-THE Ramayana." From the ourlines
given below it will be seen that there is pIen
ty IF room for display, which we are assured
will be taken advantage of. The most elab.
crate preparations are now going on, and the
spectators will be astonished beyond mea sure
at the magnifcence of the tabeaux. To il.
lustrate the Ramavana, fifteen tableaux will
be employed, representing in turn
No. L
vALSTIKI ENDOWED WITH THE GIFT OF
PoEsY.
Valmiki after dismissing Narad, goes to
the river Tamasa with his pupil to battle
while there a hunter kills male curlew,
and its mate mOurns for it in plaintIve tones,
which attracts VaImiki, who excIaims:
''No rest. for ever-cfrclinp wears,
MaYSt thou, o forester Obtain
BY whose fell hand this harmless bird.
While sporting with its mate was slain"
He was struck with the rhythm of the SEN
tence he had almost unconsciouslv uttered,
and while thinking and brooding over the
event which called it forth, Brahma appears.
No. 2.
RIsHYAsRTSG BEGUTLED FROM HIS HERMI-
TAGE.
According to the prophecy Of Sanatkumar
Ga saint and prophet) as a punishment for
some folly wrought by Lomapad, king Of
the Angas. during his reign would be visited
upon the land a terrible drought rain could
not fall upon the thirsty EARTH until Rish-
yasring (son Of Vibhapdak. an ascetic) was
brought into the kingdom, whether persua-
ded, captured. or beguiled.
The means devised by Lomapad and his
court were as follows A beautiful ship
was built and launched upon the river then
fruit trees, flowers, and shrubs. the most
beautiful Of every description, were planted
on this vessel after it had been covered with
earth and grass; birds of brilliant pluma ge
and sweetest voice were introduced among
the trees and to complete the whole. maids
of exquisite form and lovely features, dis
guised in the dress of anchorites, were
placed upOn the floating island. They then
set sail and reached the Observation-Disclosures
RishvasrinE into visiting them. and carried
him into the land Of the Angas. thereby
causing the rain to fall and bringing pros.
perIty once more into the kingdom.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20

TIE Burlington Hal0ksys SAYS: THE wo-
men in Kansas vote at the school election.
At recent election at Usage City one wo-
man went up to vote, but before she got
through telling the Judges what tine her
Willie had with the scarlet fever when he
was only two years old, IL was time to close
the poHs and sns had fOrE often 70 deposit
her ballot"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20

a CHICAGO man visiting Cincinnati was
being shown around by a citizen who said !:
Now let's 20 and see the Widows Home q"
The Chicago man put his finger to the side
Of his nose and wiDked and said Not
much, 1 won't. I saw a widow bone ONE
and she sued me for breach Of promise and
proved it OF me. No, sir, send the widows
home In a hack"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20

MOTHERS SHOULD KNOW IT-Frettui pa,
bies cannot help disturbing everybody, and
mothers should know how soothing Parker's
Ginger Tonic is 1t stops babies pains, makes
them healthy, relieves their own anxiety and
Is ssfe 70 -sHotkr1ek.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20

y .- lIElFER. Game TO the farm
.--ner. iu C1rlrfa1I township dur
10. 40 last March. "a red yrtrriuR
H.s- stripe cross her shsfllda-s.-
The owner is requested I1c8me
''..r'tF, pay charges auI take Her
.r .-.- - "u-e., sine Wlii Dee ilsu1saf Of az
JERRY DJNAHOE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20

MORE BEAR THAN LAw.-When Gratfot
county first began to be disturbed by pio-
neers, and soon after it had its first Justice
Of the peace, a farmer named Dawson
walked three miles to secure a warrant for
the arrest Of his neighbor named Meacbam.
for assault and battery. To save the eonsta-
bic three mile trip the defendant walked
with the plaintiff. They encountered his
honor just leaving his house with his gun on
his shoulder, and Dawson halted him with
"Squar', I want warrant for this man
for striking me-
I'm in an awful hurry-come to-mor-
row"
"So'm in a hurry, and I'm going to have
a risin' tomorrow
" Meacham, did you hit him ?''
"Yes."
Dawson, did you strike frst?"
No
Meacham, had you rather work for him
three days than 60 to iail?'
d" 1 guess So
And viii that satisfy you Dawson ?"
Yes"
"Then make tracks for home and don't
bother me another minute, Nv son lust
come in with the news that an old bear and
three cubs are up on the same beech down
at the end Of the slashing, and I'm goin' 20
have some bear meat if it upsets the supreme
bench Of Michigan. Courts adjourned 90
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THE NUPTIAIs OF RAMA


Vishnu having become incarnate. as re-
quested by the gods, brewed the heavenly
nectar and conveyed it to Dasaratha, through
q divine messenger.
Dasaratha then, as directed. gave the nee
tar to TIE Queens, Kausalya, to whom Rama
was born, getting half.
Dasaratha growing old, was thinking of
the wedlock OF his son, when Visvan,itra
came and requested of Dasaratha Rama's
aid 10 destroy the Rakshasas and evil fiends.
who disturbed the Hermit at his holy rites
Though Kama was quite young, Dasaratha
consented, and Rama departed with the
Sage. After accomplishing the defeat and
destruction Of the Rakshasas, they, in Jour
neying hOmeward, came to Mathila, in the
kingdom of Janak, possessor of the won-
drous bow of silva, the raising or bending of
which was required as a mark of vaIor and
to win his beautiful daughter Sta (of no
mortal birth), as a wife. All had failed, un-
til the peerless Rama, "the heroic and virtu-
Gus, piled his might, and gained the far
sta by not only bending but breaking the
wonderful and monstrous bow, "a treasure
from the Skies
The Banishment of Rama" the sixth