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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-07

WAGES IN 1S00.-The condition of
the wages class Of that day may we'll be
imagined it Is full of instruction for
social agitators. III the great cities un.
skilled workmen were hired by the day,
bought their own food and found their
own lodgings Bnt in the country on
the farms. OF wherever band was en-
ployed on SOME public work, they were
fed and lodged by the employer and Civ
en- few dollars month. On the Penn
sylvania canal the diggers ate the coars-
est diet. were housed in the rudest sheds
and paid six dollars month from MAY
to November and FIVE dollars a month
from November to May. Hod carriers
and mortar mixers, diggers and chop
pers. who, from 1898 to 1900. labored on
the public buildings and cut the streets
and avenues of Washington city, re-
ceived seventy dollars a year. OF If they
wished, sixty dollars for all the work
they could perform betweer March 1st
and December 80. The hours of work
were invariably from sunrise to sunset.
Wages at Albany and New Yorkswere
three shillings, or as money then went.
fortv cents day at Lancaster eight to
ten dollars month elsewhere in Penn
sylvania workmen were content with
six dollars a month in summer and Eve
in winter. At Baltimore men we're
glad to be hired at eighteen pence day.
None by the month asked more than
six dollars. AZ Fredericksburg the
price Of labor was from five to seven
dollars. In Virginia white men en-
ployed by the year were given sixteen
pounds currency; slaves, when hired,
were clothed and their masters paid
one pound q month. 4 pound Virgin
ia money was in Federal money three
dollars and thirty-three cents. The av-
erege rate of wages the land over, was
therefore sixty dollars year with food
and perhaps lodging. Out of this small
sum the workman must, with his wife's
help, maintain his family.-Ac Masters 5
History Of the People of TIE United States.
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There are many questions
the growth Of brook trout vt,-, Z
often called upon to answer Z
aware that it is very dlsicrf, - ''
these questions with anv dor. '.'' p
tiveness, for the reason that ;, P4
differ In size and growth in - 1,
~ locality, and then again the =
trout which inhabit lakes Ar, -.
attain a larger growth than tb..'- 3
trout OF the streams. Tskfrg t,.--'s
features into Consideration -
general reply would be irnpo,si,i. =
From careful measurement .,.
trout taken from CaledoBis %
creek l Sun enabled 20 give M. y. q
ing dimensions
a brook OF speckled trou. NJ,
hatched is nine-sixteeuths NJ
long, at six months old two fr.s.-
at one year four and s-hslf i-.s--..
at two years old six and s.b.rf
long. a. three years old ef-l-
long. at four years old nine f-.,
five years old ten inches long "a
years old twelve inches l7-,
they have reached the ace of e.
their increase in length is usr,-.
slow, but they are Ike ola ma
increase IN breadth and fbf,--
These measurements are a fsr- -
but fsh are like people and ,-.-
some grow faster than srfrsr.
the same conditions. and f-a7-.-.
two-year old trout Will be a. a.
thTee-yeAT old.
Some waters are much better
with food than Others, and mn.
lates the growth more than s-- -
one thing, but there is uogUzs.f--..
there being large and small FAM
trout, the same as there ara d.
small families Of horses and ,s...
no matter how well supplied v-f -.
OF how favorable the c1rdf-io-,
the small would never equal n.r.
in point OF size.
AS a rule. trout are f7rrs to-
proportion to the size of the r-s-
which thev are found. I have =.
Of streams in which trout sro.zl-.
balf-pound iE weight were vz-7
caught, and they would be r7-..s,,
Bs large for that stream as a pounds
would for another. Brook ----
from this locality to Long Island
far outs'rip those Of the same --s,
naming here. I attribute ft7.sst
found there and also to the ss-
get. It is my opinion that fish
salt the same as a deer. and that
given them occasionally is Of g--s
eft.
The largest speckIed trout I sr--
which was caught in brook T=-
four pounds and .wo ounces s1s
ured eighteen inches iu length
largest speckled trout 7 ever han
was caught in the Fs1-elv lakes e
and which, if my memory ss--
. correctly, weighed to- and one --
pounds.-Sstt Green. III ts z--
Angler.
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RAvAGEs OF LOCUsTs. The Young
chestnut tBees on the hills 4, Valley
Forge, Militia Hill and other chestnut
ridges, appear at present as il the outer
twigs had been scorched by fire, or be
come liteless 10 the fall by TIE loss of
sap from change of season. The leaves
have, as general thing, turned brown,
and the twics are dead-having been
killed by the locusts stiuging into them
for depositiDR their eggs. All the al
fected branches will eventually drop "a
the ground. The mountain, and indeed
he woodlands everywhere, present u
very odd appearance at this time, owing
to the lOcusts having come to make pro-
vision for the brood OF 1902. They are
seemingly very partial to young chest
nut trees, aud from the Tavages com
mtited it is doubtful if any crop of this
nut will be matured this year, AS The
tips of the limbs that bear the burrs
have been les. royed to very great ex
tent. The egg produces worm wh b
bores deep into the earth and there re-
mains for the next seventeen years.
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AN oyster has stomach and a heart
H. America it has sex, but not in Eu.
rope. We have male and female ovs-
ters on the American coast. Those of
Europe combine the two sexes of the
animal.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-07

AN anxious inquirer asks: ,Wbera
would y"n advise me to go to learn to
play on tho piauoP" To the woods
dear: to the deep, dark damp, danger
Gus woods
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RepnbIIcs IngrstsrI

The Mayor Of LITTLE Rock. ina "a
what haTrassed mental condition 81,
his Office. He had Just dlsmIss-5s G,
cation of gentlemen 800 bad 5-
assure him that they had vr- I
him, and that II be acted rfE1..7
them, be could always reIy - I
. support. Then they ssS him O. Z
tribute fOIr kegs of beer 90 ts a
down the river, where. under ls Z.
tou-woOd trees. \ host of Isvs.-. q
. soon to assemble. Wteh CleE E--s
the Mayor declined. Just s-E (
delegation had gone. aud te'1 .
Mayor had recovered from ss5-z
F their persuasive though irs-=-s
gument, an angular man. viii 5 Z
shaped ike The blade 1s 1.l--g
came III. sat down. I'd k=I .de prs
tion from his brow. itczsd .-=-lE
moisture from his fingers and sa- .
Well, how's The #suug -R
along?'
Pretty we'll
+ Glad to hear j.. IZnst T--- E
vice.
In. what Hay:
As q policeman
/ L already have 800 sgQlcs.-2
Pretty good pile. at1rlt.
Pretty fair shipment
NO chance for me. l reckon.
No chance for you.
Not the least bit|
Not a shadow.
/ Don't know who 7 am, doF1-
Ne
GOt no idesY
None whatever
KANT you guess
Don't think 1 san.
Ii I was to -al you, you'd +"
grab me my tbs haud aud aF
: First Sergeant Oh your force
The Mayor booked s., hlu.
F smiled.
Yes. sir. First sargasu. q
the Lowest place you would 4s
take. IdOu't want 10 s155s +
! I'm go out and give y5a TINE
up my record
He went out. About an a'-
he returned and. after sailing
Mayor ssked:
Well, have you placed me y.
NO. don't remember you.
Haven't got avery good if'
have yOu?'
Pretty fair
Well, I'll give you mN'
never like TO GROVE man.
He went out again, and 81. %
ing a couple OF bours, rs.arl
Did l stay long enough
! Hardly
How long did you |a1' -'
Indefinitely
on, now, that w1u.dl'
Say, this Joke has gone tif
Don't yOu really know "lol o.
No. I don't.
II tell you will lma-5--
ceive my commission ss rms
/ Well, confUuud %. "l' '''
The man laughed ags.l.
said he, 1 am John PiHlL
'Inever heard uf You.
Fins, i -,.,'. time 1 ever heard O. g
wen l,ilswear. D am .l'
caught the DutuLmau iua' -
I iulcker rooster from Co.-as.
Farr. Know ME now aa-
No ,-.~'
Wen. 1 viii be dsa-y,5'a
I dlawled I'M aston lsamru- .
heard shat republics a.v ui-a .a
/ 1 never knOTtd % uH.a .s
/ that sci itsmr. ll-rea..''.
/ 1ly 90 ny dUN, ald .a. ...--
tiueuisu lUtmse.Ne- h--
INlli DC dad tiauta.
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An Independent Newspaper Of Dem.
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Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
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Government Society and Industry.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-07

lelet ioI q quarter OF p century
Ring out the old ring in the new.
Ring out the false, ring in the true
Cleveland and Hendricks have been elected
After the fourth of March there viii be Demo
cratic administration At Washington, with great
vancement OF the country.
A THE PosT has Iabored increasingly for TWEEN
y-nFe wears Tor these glorious results 20 IL will
extend 70 the new administration hearty greet
Ing and cordial support in the re-csta bIishmenL
Of principles and policies vital to the public vel
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We are on the Threshold of mportant { events md
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The WEEKLY Posr will aim to keep fully
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tnconl lng Administration. It's policy at home and
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with ludicious comment from the old Democratic
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The session Of the Legislature. with Reform
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ANY une1uay do casual act of good
nature. but 4 continuation of them
shows il to IL part % the temprra-
nruJ
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NEW KIND OF HYDRoPHoBIA.

NEW KIND OF HGDHORHOBiA.
"a dog biz my little girl and she is
getting hydrophobia; want permit 70
kill the dog. - said an excited woman
to Justice O'Reily at Essex Market yes
terday.
"Did you have the wound cauter-
ized?" asked the Justice.
"He didn't bite her nowhere. He
only tore off a piece of her stocking"
"Then there's no danger" remarked
the Court.
'Bnt my Matilda acts so funny
since.'' continued the mother. She
can't bear the sight OF water, and she
wants nothing but sodawater, root beer
and ice cream and cake"
my good woman said Justice o.
Reilly, more than half the children all
over the world are suffering from that
kind of hydropho5ia. What you need
is good leather strap"
"I have one, Judge. Oh. Matildal
Matilda! wait till get home" said the
woman and she made a bee-line out of
court.
Justice KiIbreth looked mp in sur
prise when a red nosed woman was
brought before him in the Jefferson
Market Police court yesterday morning
by policeman, who said he had found
her intoxicated on the night before.
''You are here again, BridgetP" be
exclaimed.
Yes, Y'r Arn'r," was the reply de-
Iivered with courtesy.
"On the same old charge?"
"'TIs the very same; sure tits noe
many faults I'll be havin'"
And I suppose you've the same old
story to tel about how it happenedP'
''The same. An will it be fen days
you will be givin' me, or only FIVE this
time?" said Bridget, with fascinating
smile
Justice Kilbreth shook his head
sternly.
'It will be three months'' he said
Ten days dosen't seem TO keep you out
Of the courts long enough
Three months to an ould friend Ike
meP" exclaimed Bridget, land in the
height Of the picnic sayson too? Sure,
Y'r Arn'r mistaken. "
His Honor protested that he was not,
and Bridget was led away, deeply in
jured wOman.-Neto York Herald.
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THERE has been nine wars in Europe
within the last thnly yeaia.
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Ring out the old. ring in the new.
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CURES Physicians Testimony,
n7sEhszs a. ". Brown, NJ. D., Of Providencs
OF R. l., says: II have used HUNr's
THE Kidney and Liverl REMEDY in my
KIDNEYs practice for the past sixteen years,
LtyEA and cheerfully recommend It as
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URINARY Another prominent doctor of
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~ My mother, 70 years old has
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-05-26
New York stock market.

New YoRK, May %. = Stocks weak
this morning, showing a decline of e to
&: New York Central down Is and
delaware and Hudson IL. There was
an active selling movement during the
first half hour, when prices further de-
clined l to IL. Later LackawanRa,
Pacific Mail and Union Pacific were
prominent for losses made. After 1870
the market became more quiet and adj
vauced q fraction. Erie was seconds
and Consols have been active and weak.
AT II o'clock the market was very dull,
but prices W re steady.
NEW York, May 25.-StockS dull and
steady during the afternoon until the
last hour, when it first became more
active and weak again but rallied later
and closed finally "a to 2 lower than
SATURDAY. and generally somewhat above
the lowest prices of the afternoon.
New YoRK, May 25.-Stocks con-
tinued dull and steady until 11.30, when
they became somewhat more active and
again weak, the decline being led by
Lackawanna, which sold down to 1929,
a net decline from Saturday of ~,
Changers, Vanderbilts and Western
Union being comparatively well held.
At noon the market was moderately
active OF slight rally from the lowest
prices of the day.
The changes in government bonds are
an advance of e in coupon Az per cents
and As, and decline of Is in IS. A very
decided reaction took place in to-day's
market. The prices at the opening were
e to e per cent. lower, for most of the
active list, with some exceptionally
greater declines and after duh trading
for quarter of an hour, there was an
ether decided break with increasing
activity during the next fifteen min
utes. The decline was then checked
and the market became dull and
stronger. This operation was repeated
several times during the decline and
were accompanied by increased trading
and rallies, which were slightly devel-
oped in the activity. In the last hour
there was a general rally, especially in
Gould stocks, and in thecase of Western
Union the closing quotation is shade
higher than ON Saturday; but with that
exception the active list is from u to 2sk
per cent. lower than On Saturday. The
greatest declines were in Delaware and
Hudson, Us, Lackawan1a ~, Pacific
Mail IL, Northwestern TX; UniOn
Pacific 1jS and st. Paul ~ The closing
prices leave the final declines, however,
OF Is to Z per cent. There was censid-
cradle increase in the amount Of bus
mess done during the day, the total
sales being 236, 736 shares,