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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-02-20
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-02-20
Under aDemOcraticN Ma
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indicated and the
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-02-20

CHICKEN RAIsTNG.-Mrs. Margaret
Little, residing in this city, has again
during the past year kept an accurate
account of her receipts and expendi-
lures in the poultry business and fur
nishes the press with the following fig
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11
Above the clay, beyond the dust and clay
In the bright regions of eternal day
Our love lives on Away
We gladly die, yes, GLADLY die
And, ask you why?
They only live who die!
FoIGER Mex INsEY.
Phih. June 9th, 1885.

TELErHoNEs:--To make good and
serviceahlo telephone, good from
one farm house to another, only re-
quires enough wire and two cigar
boxes, and make hole about halt
an inch in diameter in the bottom
Of each, and then place one in each
of the houses you wish to connect
then get five pounds of common
iron stove pipe wire and make a
loop in one end, and put it through
the hole of your cigar box and fast
eli it with a nail and draw it tight
to the other box, supporting it when
necessary with a stout cord. You
can easily run your line into the
house by boring a hole through the
glass. Support your boxes with
Stats nailed across the window and
your telephone is compete. The
writer has one that is two hundred
yards long and cost iorty-fve cents,
that will carry music when the
organ is played thirty feet away in
another room.--Bedford Star.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11

A weary while has past away since last
prayed to Time,
a long dark day with many in its wake,
And still stand on before me, like crime,
Days darker than the mighty Dantc's
lake
My soul is strong 10 call her, and to moan
Away the body's stuntcd gin of
strength
Oh, girl must | moan on alone, alone,
Until life's chain has reached its golden
length?
She cannot come, she can not come nor
to her can go,
Nor Time, the laggnrd, will not lift the
veil
Drags on like any other low-born vic
iuus snail
Does pain grow less?' Sweet sister do
you ask?
All, heart so kind am Il brother STILL
And might, for You, walk forth among
the fields
To drink the ale of nature for this
wasting i'll,
And yet cannot 90. l love you, though
the same.
Take my kind look for love and hold it
dear;
Twill comfort you when soon, full soon
Deaths welcome hand draws near.
She is most beautiful, you know, for
whom die,
She is no human thing, glorious mys-
terry,
And now her life ebbs too and sinks
Where moan the waters of that Orient
sea
You cannot take me there, nor bring me
here
No, sisterl but love you for it all,
You shall be near where | would have
her stand
When the strong stroke upon my life
doth fall.
Tell you why twas l loved - O, sister
dear
loved as all men love, because,
| THAT calm touch was cool upon my brow
Because they love, know no other
cause
And still, some other thing than formal
circumstance
Hath brought me here to suffer and tc
And I half think, and sometimes feel il
Gods soul lay dreaming in my Fanny,
eye
And when sought 10 drink the bcaut!
IN,
The angel in her nature sprans to life
And my souls burden from that day hail
been
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11

The young man OF the caravan was now
thoroughly convinced that one Of two things
must bn tl".c: either that William Jones Ind
h"cn instructed - keep watch upon him, or
that 10, Wi,iiam Jones, had u secret Of sor!e
sort which he was anxious not 10 have re-
vaniod hf;.r both suggestions had been
auiy weighed, tho second was accepted as the
most likely, aud il forthwith received the
young mans consideration.
Il there was sacrat, he argued, it was IN
some way ClHuc"tsi-tlrstly, with William
Jones worldly Prosperity; secondly, with the
reports ,u.r'at Of treasure hidden in times
past afg.as Ike saldllillS or the dangerous
cayDru,o OF tho G,a. Was it possible. after all
tAGa '..a.a reports were true, and that in
sp'"H IayHt.I! 5,.s manner Jones had become
acquainted with tho h!ding-plncci II seemed
rerT ii#irl5thlc for many reasons uur Of
the .lirf ba.aL the ran's extreme poverty,
which appeared 70 touch the very edgo Of
sH''r starvation
\ iiytie inquiry il the n"tghborhooI, how
r.r ut.nitel a., Information that Jones. de-
i'-o Ids NJ jet I"UuJg, was certainly wel-'o-
10 unl had r.D.ry in the bank Of the neigh.
. BORN" mast stuwu; TINT the ruhlcd village
. u hh"rslvl belonged almost entirely 70 Lua
4al that .1 short, he was by rutgre nrl
-ahit q ia'rrly parnu, vino would pr'in
icui'ns W. whatever he possessed 10 pir.
chasing win it tho coIn,noucst uccgsSaItua 81!
Iii..
IN ia c,aatsuard whom Brial;iay fou;a
HnTr ugy On tho station, vus bis ohiaf m
tarGuu.
"Dn4g yau hliavr him sir" said this B.
al,, III b tsili YOU hos poor. He's shark
Villa. ; :.. i3 and couldn't own up cv-t
,n hi ow" fe''."r It's my belief he's e.
gold bid u s',rgwhrlcs among them sand
hills, let nlun, what hos got in the saving
bank All, Ec'a en- nrtfUl ono is Williau
Jones'"
Erinl:lry hal siil nothing If his own pr
ya'" suspicious, hut kal merely introduced il
"a R"norA way the subject Of Jones' world,
position Further conversation with Tim
who hal moien few .traggling acquaintance
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11

SCIENCE ON THE FARM.-We are
glad to know that the prejudice
against book farming is slowly but
surely dying out. People are be-
ginning to appreciate the benefits of
scientific knowledge and properly
value the information cleaned from
the experience of others. To no
class or profession is culture of so
much practical value us to the
farmer. He needs varied and ex-
tensive curriculum of study, and
should have his hour specially set
apart for this work. The Grange
has wrought this wonderful trans
formation and it is u gratifying fact
that patrons are the advance farm
ers in every community. Let the
good work continue and grow in
knowlege as you grow in years.
Farmers Friend.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11
DEATH AND LOVE.


Fleet Time Oh Time spread wide thy
slOveu wings;
As yon quick lark tina, in the Heavens
sing,
So take your flight whirl, whirl, away
and whrl
Swing round the day that brings my low
ing girl.
Gou have II there, see my day hid there
Behind those iimy curtains of white air;
Fleet Time Speed Time Roll months
into day
That may have her ere Winter steals
her May,
Oh will you not, bad Time cruel Time !!
list To my plea and fly?
Take on thy back thy hours aud days
and years into the sky,
Lend them unto Eternity ere long, ere
long
die and she will have nought from me
hut song.
know you will good Time, kind Time,
fly fast, speed quick,
Bring near the last panied moment TO
the sick
And unto me the girl. the far oil she
Who waits to drink lifc's sweetest sweet
with me.
Now mock me not, O hcartlcss Time
nor laugh
And stay to waste the needless moments
in light chaff;
Wed years Of years unto single breathe,
Ere my ears hear the lilly-bclls of Death
And thou will not, dark monster speed
rapid, speed away?
All God, that months were knit up in
day
Then she might come prophesying
dove
Ere l float onward, upward dead ON the
tides of love.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11

4 Baltimore Passenger train leave.
Philadelphia daily at ll.lO y m. and
reaches Newark n 1912 night. and EIl.
timore at 200 Il. M This train siop4 ia
take on or let oil passenper8.U giving
notice to conductor or agent.
A New York aud Washington Express
also leaves Philadelphia at 400 2. NJ,
arriving at Newark at 5Ij p. NJ, which
stops to take or leave passengers on
giving notice to tho conductor OF agent
J, r. Wood General Passenger Agont.
j c. Shivler, Agent al Newagk.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11

lNGERsOLIIsMs.--When Il person
hears Ingersoll for the first time he
is apt to be struck with the lecture.
There is good deal of humor, Il
number of daring statements against
things generally regarded as sacred,
a great many catch phrases that
sound like condensed wisdom and
the impression the superficial per-
son-and most of us are superficial
carries away with him is that he
has been listening to cloquence.
But when person hears lecture
after lecture he hears the same
stock phrases and the same SMILES
and gets a little tired of it all. 1t is
like seeing the same class OF
plays with the same old scenery and
the same tunes by the same able
bodied orchestra. 49, Detroit Free
Press.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11

NEVER TO PRoUD.-Dr. Holmes
says Il never saw garment
too fine for man or a maid there
never was Il chair too good for u
cobblcr or cooper or a king to sit
in, never a house too fine to shelter
the human head, These elements
about us-the glorious sun, the i'm
pcrial moon are not too good for
the human race. Elegance fits
man but do we not value these
tools little more than they are
worth, and sometimes mortgage a
house for the mahogany we bring
into it? | would rather eat my
dinner off the head of a barrel, or
dress after the fashion Of John the
Baptist in the wilderness, or sit on
stone all my life, than consume
all on myself before l got home
and take so much pains with the
outside when the inside was as hol-
low as an empty nut Beauty is {
great thing but beauty of garment,
house, and furniture and tawdy
ornaments compared with domesti,
love. All the elegance in tn,
world will not make a home anC
I would give more for a spoonful o
| real heart-lovc than for whole ship
loads of furniture and all the gorge
business all the upholstcrers in tn
world can gather"
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11

Train leaves Reading at SOD pm. Brdsbpfo
Springfield iOl, WHyuoshurg Is us Coatesyl n
i.bl lenape 6.1i, Chadd's Ford Ir J37 DugYu.
600, arrive ut Wilmington go
Train leaves Reading at 800, Bgd5borp ).
Springfield ~ -, Warwick 1855 arr st Peters lD.s
Train leaves ReNdlnE at 80 M, BiTlsbglu Is ~
79D, LennpG J5 Chadd's I'd Ic ", Dupont
arrive Wilmington 3d.
For connections at Wilmington, Chadd's Furi
Junction, LCnapc, ,y1tGsyillc WuyHesburs Jane
ton, Bird iborU, ANA headug sec Timetable IS.
all stations l., a BOWER Guw'l, Pas AGar.
A. q. MCCAUsLAWp Supt
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11

Bobby laboriously lugged n pail
into the parlor. where the family
was assembled, and asked his ma
temal grandmother to kick it.
"Why should l kick it, Bobby ?"
grandmother inquired in amaze
ment.
Just to amuse, pa" said Bobby.
"IIc said he would give SO any
time to see you kick the bucket
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11
GOING SOUTH.
Daily toSccpt sunday


TruH leaves wilmington sp5, am, Dupont 81.
Chald's Ford Jc. sil, Lcnapu sh6, COate5yllo 3 b.
Waynrsburg Jc. 1903, Springfield 1922, Bird ho.
1888, Reading 1880
Tain leaves st Peters at SO m, Warwick
Springfield lO2, BirdshorO a arr Rca Ting 81.
Train leaves Wilmington at 100 p m, Dupu'
IDS, Chadd's Fd juno 7.47, lcnope 7js, Cont"
villn 80, Wayuesburlg Ne 900, Springfield 4,
Brisb0ro 1858, arr ROnding 1910.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11

TRUE MARRIAGE.-It must be
borne in mind that there is a pur-
pose Of usefulness rather than an
opportunity for the indulgence of
luxury and ease in true marriage.
There is no music in home like a
wife's song as she goes about her
duties, singing away drudgery, put
ting housework to metre, and lifting
it in melody to heaven. Education
is now in our schools, turned to fit
ting women for the practical duties
of life and prospective wives are
being taught to sew and cook, and
keep house. Heretofore too many
have been educated apparently for
the divorce court. 4 boarding.
school diploma and abill of divorce
have completed many a young
woman's education. The rest OF
life was but as the dried and framed
wreath from the corpse Of buried
joy..-Prcsbyterian.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11
939, NOTE THE NUMBER. 9S9.
Bargains !
Bargains
Bargains +!

What VIC have to say about CARPETS
is We cam show you full line of CAR
PETS and the lowest prices in CARPETS
in the city. We have just received 400
pieces of goods, which we can offer you
at great bargain and trial will posi-
lively convince you that we are offering
our goods very low, bu4 we want to
grow, we want to increase our sales every
month this year, and We have settled
down to the fact that this is the only
way to do it. Call and see our goods
No trouble to show them.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11

And now she comes, my reason reel,
The aching body falls beneath the soul;
Her lips touch mine, her form feel
And mellowly the anthems roll.
Al, closer girl drink from my lips
This crimson stain that filters from my
heart
Der the vast edge of destiny my being
slip
The golden chalicc falls apart
Close will hold thee, my arms will
enfold thee,
Thy name dies last upon the final
breath
Waiver, rolling, bear me, and transport me
To the fair shores of Death.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-07-11

Ever breathe low, ever breathe low,
Sweet breeZes that blow
Over the soul, over the soul;
Ever breathe low, murmuring slow
Over the llcavcn-bOund soul.
Oh, vivid lark-spirit up, up through the
night.
Soul like lark, bark bark!
Music Of angels, Gods melodies sounding
now alight, now alight,
On thy perch, o soul like lark
Soul like Il lark in the night
We have come from the grave, cold, cold
50 cold
Immortal, eternal, soul like a dove;
Now burst heart and plead YOU, plead
for the old
For the old sweet love,--her love.
Pleading love long told
All, blood do not break these tough
veins,
Cease spirit thy throb and thy rush
She's soaring through mist and through
rains,
Thrush come to the heart Of your thrush
Now girl, We are one, yes one, the rae,
run,
On earth never more to return
our love shall burn on till the sun
In tn" midnight of Time shall inurc
Press close. girl, come under this peace,
Come ny to my soul with thy soul.
/ III" aches cease, the thrObhings unt
pains cease,
4 We have reached the i,unDsguIlr t,,.,1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-25
NOVELTIES In FnEscH SArrrEss
SEATON PERRY,

SEATON PERRY.
successor TO PERRY 4 BRorHER,,
HAS JUST OPENED 20 PIECES OF NEW AND
ar. CHOICE STYLES IN FRhNCH SATTEENS.
oWiNG TO TIE GREAT DEMAND AND SCAR
THIS LOT WILL soon BE SOLD, AND CAN
NOT BE DIPLICATED. COESEQU ENTLY AN
EARLY INSPECTION is ADV SEQ.
GEN IINE CALCUTTA SEERSCCkENS IN B.UE
AND I,i1 WHITE AND BUFF AND WHITE
NEW INDIA cRINKLEs AND PRINTED BA-
"sPECIAITIEsr IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
ZEPiiYRs AND PRINTED PURE LINEN
NEW French ORGANIZES AND JAcoNE1
special INDUCEMENTS. IN CHINA. LOUIS
~ me AND SUMMER SILKS.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES on BLACK
INDIA PONGEE AND RATrSTE ROBES.
RARE BARGAINS" IN PARASOI&
NOVELTIES IN HANDkERCEIEFS, HOSIERY
AND KID GLOVES.
IMPpkTED JERSEYS, ALL SIZES from 50 so to SO
NEW SILK. CHUDDA, CASHMERE AND Der
LIN sHAWIS IN GREAT VARIETY.
As-PLA1N FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building,
Established 1910. iyc6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-25
En- En- 4 4 / 4 f s ssss
F 4 ~ 4 L ILL ! ~ 4 II ssss
RRR 90 l.
RR g g w "A /
4 r q 0 Y AAA L 50,
Z K 90 ILL ~
1117-llls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
iy25
j. G.. Hurcnrysox:

j. G.. Hurcurxsox:
IMPORTER,
WILL CONTINUE TO SELL FOR THE NEXT
THIRTY DAYS DESIRABLE AND SEASON
Al.i-E GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
CNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT AND
EF1.OW COST
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT HALF
PRICE
CHOICE FRENCH FLOWERS At HALF PRICE
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT IN PLUMI.S AND
FANCY FEATHEUS.
10 PEICt.NT DISCOUNT On ALI "LAC F,S Fri r.
BONS." COLOEED CIEPES AND DRESS
TRIMMINGS
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON SPRING WRAPS
10 Psi; CENT DISCOUNT On "RAGLANS- SILK
&ND CLpfH COSTUMES
PEKFE T-FITrING JERSEYS AT VERY LOW
FitURFS
GREAT BARGAINS IN WHITE SUITS AND
Diit4>SING SACQJES.
PAlASULS At COST
SILK MITTS IN ALI. SHADES AT UaJFppIt,E
IO>FF!: SILK AND TAFFLT.A GLOVES AT I'D
PER CENT DISCOUNT
sTTevise. Paris 9G7 Pa ava
iy-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-25
MANUFACTURERS.

"ANTED a TWOASTORY BRICK HOUSE
w containing ~ least six rooms And All modern i'm.
proyements surrVunded BY yard, and to Do stu
ated between lZth and 25th Sta and Penusylva nts
ave. and Boundary St NV. Address "BCYEK" star
office, giving full particulars rs to price and ocaion
No real estate men need apply. lie
uyANTED-TO RENT A OR ROOM BRICK
w House 10 good neiShborhoo6 will nav rent In
advance. Address Box III, Star once. Its
"ANTED--ACGUST 1ST, HOUSE IN NORTTt-
w west, with eight or ten rooms all modern con-
venences rent not to exceed $50 would like 10 rent
from owner. Address pROMPf-PAYING TEN Ant
star Office. iv26-Hts
VIyANTED-TO BUY SNAIL RRICE HOUSE.
w 6or rooms mod imps.: for cash. Address BOX
100, Star Office. N13lSt*
WYANTED-I DESIRE TO PURCHASE A RESI.
w dence business property at q reason
ably low price for SPOT CASH mus. be west Of nh st.
bottom price aud location), .. q. JAY, Washington
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-25

They have been having q PuR -lfau Gaze tie
scandal in Copenhagen, and an interesting and
satisfactory feature of ii is that two of the per-
SONS implicated have promptly committed sui
eide, showing thereby remnant of shame.
which seems to be lacking among tie British
mobility" and gentry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-25
Another EXCEPTION.

We think the PALS ROYAL is the only store In
Washington that has its buyers in New York
who purchasing at half usual prices, owing to
duness I'm the Wholesale trade Our competitors seem
absorbed in closing out Old and undesirable stock
new goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-25
COUNTRY BOARD.


L1IRsT-CLASS gOARDERS DESIRED IN THE
Il mountains Of Maryland, (near Harper's Ferry)
fishing facilities convenient: carriage for hire pleas
Terms " n CLARK. Keep Srys. Wa sShRpsasa
nEsIRABLE COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD
den: plenty Of milk; situation highest between Esi
more aud Washington Address EDGEWOOD, star
Office. y25-8te
GUNNER boARDINa, .CoNTEE's STATION,
MIX g. Sas s5sns daily Is minutes sH 1iSs Aaa1s
GUNNER BoARD-LAR GE AIRY ROOMS, WITH
Sgood hoart fine water. with plenty Of Ice: tine
". Rasroad. Address spRINGDALE. Lincoln, Lou:
YIYANTED-B IN THE BLUE RIDGE
w Mountains Daily mail stage line; good table,
Large house ne Y US s1es and shsybesls
4 FEW MORE FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN
"A Arst-ciass board and rooms for August and Sep
sa s as Ssen
improved for this season; the furniture Is an new;
:, BIZ fsssfs S:'ss
DOARD AT THE TALBOTT, HARNESyIIIH
ID Md. BY the week Or month any season Of the
YEAR ss no whisky sold. LUTHER cissEL Rsoplis-
CHTLDREN.s BOARD AND CARE 4 SPECIAL
~. No child LEFT 20 the care of servants No extra
ri our .A2 fs GSslsss sls1
county, Va WIS1m.
WTANTED-X FEW Bo1RDERs. PLEASANT
w reons; healshy igsailsy; plenty !Se &c. Xddrsss
M cuNNrNoHAM. Halter.
ned sns ccoTed III esSa sSa and %
nsd III u northwest my0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-25

There seems to lie heed of reliable census of
the Indians. BY the revelations Just made of
the oyer-estimate of the Cheyennes and Ar.,ra-
hoes IL appears that the government has been
swindled out ofSIoG, 900 annually in surplus
rations. Ii will naturally he asked IL similar
frauda exist i'm other agencies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-25
FOR SAIE-uNnSES

EOR SALE-rlNE DWELLING. o ROOMS ALL
A M = oest part Of ID st. NV. Pheasant inexpensive
nome or Capitol, Pension once other down town
CUISINES man. or excellent investment TO rent A
% make pleasant home In the handsome Suburban
snodrsion ct LAnef Heights win be ssld nj low hgure
y AZ once Two or three splendid little pres brick
ee9s,es with all m.L on 8. II. ave- bsi. II and I;
x&op EACH on terms 10 suit Severnl complete small
resdences eth ST, bet; and u low for cash or on
ioiIg time. J. r. wTMER lx2A y. Y ave iy96-st
FOR sALE-SEE HERE, INVESTORS AND
buhders.-BrscE House 40 9th NV; ten rooms.
sulSs and bath bargain Also three Lots I'm square
oES being the vacant space On ST.. between North
Sap!ol and LIST SITS &c feet mont by 80 feet deep
20 alley suitable for four houses. Apply 10 OWN EsS
40 9TH ST. and leave address jys5-s .3m
ENoR SALE-rHREE-SToRY PRESSED BRICK,
II o&y Windows nine rooms and bath, all modern i'm
proyements 22d ST. NV. betwesn y and .; $500;
small cash payment: absolute bargain II sold
jy2s-a WALKER & WILSON 1905 81. NV.