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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-12-12
4 Sort Of sixth sense

species of sixth sense has been OBJ
served in some deaf people-that OF the
appreciation of vibration In one case
described. woman who was 50 deaf
that size could hear slightly with only
one ear was able TO perceive light
blow on a table, or a footstep. She de-
scribed the effect by saying, not that
she could hear the blow but that she
could feel il. In another case OF a
woman who was entirely deaf, her at
tenticn could be arrested instantly by a
slight blow on the floor or 4 table. so
slight that tystanders would not notice
it This faculty is explained by the ef-
forts of nature to supply a compensation
for a lost faculty
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ANGEL AND CHILD.

Beside q cradle for u space
An angel paused, and bent 10 look,
And seemed TO see his own pure face
As in the mirror Of a brook
" Dear child, that so resemblest me-"
He sweetly said, "ah, come awayi
Together We shall happy be,
Thou art too good on earth 10 stay.
d" There Is no perfect bliss below,
For even pleasure has its sting:
Each song Of glldncss chords OF woe,
Each Joy It's sigh OF suneringl
"Oh then, must trouble and must fear
Impair the beauty Of thy brown
Must sorrow dim with bitter tears
Those eyes, where Heaven IS shining nOvf
mol No! The howory armament,
The fields OF glory FOR Us wait,
TCw'rd thee doth Providence rclent
And saves thee from an earthly fate
Let none wear mourning in thy home,
For all should be as glad dear child,
This day that bids thy spirit roam
AS when thy blue eyes earliest smiled
Let no face there show sorrows sign;
Let no one deck the house for death,
For when the soul Is white rs thine,
The latest is the happiest breathr'
And speaking thus the angel wide
His snowy pinions waved and ded
To where the pure for aye abide.
Poor mother seei Thy babe is deadl
From the French, by George Horton. in Chi
CaEO Herald.
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MORNING..


There is no dew upon the lawn.
The sun shines bright to-day.
The clouds OF eve are passed away,
And all the nights chilling vapors gone.
From out the pleasant orchard grove
The voice OF singing birds arise;
looked, and 10! before my eyes
The whole wide world did blaze with love.
A voice OF sweetest music came,
throw IN Heaven il had its birth;
IL was not as the sounds of earth
And wrapped my spirit as with fame
Oh soul, methought IL cried, awalzei
No longer nurse the peevish night
OF bliEd unfaith; OF secret hate,
Stil trust il providence. not fate;
See. see, the outward sun shines bright,
Awake, oh soul, the morn doth break
Awake 10 noblerthoughts OF life.
Awake TO deeper faith in man;
Be good, be true, be beautiful,
Be one with love and dutiful
In all Thy life IS but span.
For him no crown, 10 whom no strife
So with that gentle voice rnethought
New life through all my soul did move;
New hopes arose, old fears were quelled,
The darkness OF the night dispellcd,
And did burn anew 10 prove
The lesson which that voice had taught
Ernest -. MiEkles, in Inter Ocean
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\ bon mot 10 which fate has since
added an ironical comWcnt- has been
attributed to the ex-Empcror of Brazil
On being shown one of those mechani-
z-l wonders which always interested
lin more than the cares of government.
Z wheel that made we know not how
many revolutions in the minute.
why, said tie monarch, lit actually
beats our South American republics"
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NUMBER 4S.
SWEET CELLS or STRATsOHO.

SWEET CELLS OF STRE OssD-
Sweet bells of Stratford. telling sloT
In summer rlcar1iug's golden glow
Ehcar AID ieel tly voice divine,
and al nay sCul responds 10 thine
A uow hear thee. even so
Ny Shake speare heard thee long ago.
whea lsue by AvoE's pensiye stream
lie wandered n MS haunted dream;
Heard thee and far his fancy sped
Through spectral caveTns Of The dead,
And s0uEbt-aud scGcat il vaiu-to pierce
The secret Of the universe.
As ucw thou uOUruest didst thou mourn
On that SAD day when he was borne
Through the long aisle of hoEeyed lines
To rest beneath the chaglbergd chimes.
He heard thee not, nor cared 70 heart
Ancth,r oicg was in his car.
And freed from al the bonds OF men,
Ho knew the awful secret then
Sweet bells CT Stratford, toll, and be
golden promise unto ne
OF that great hour when l shall know
The path wherein his footsteps gOl
-wiililn vintcr IN Harper's Weelly-
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Electricity in LIon-Taming.

The use of electricity is offered TO the
lion-tamer in the form of light wand
with an insulating grip from the hand,
connected by flexible wire with bat
terry of which the power can be varied
AZ Will. An experiment with this form
OF applied science has been successfully
rried.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-23
Lost Eight Hundred Dollars.

On the 18th instant a fellow by the name
OF Peter Nelson came to Ogden and be-
rame acquainted with several gamblers
Ills intimacy with them lasted till after he
had been relieved of $500 in money.
Whether he was robbed of it or gambled it
away is mystery. However, he claimed
he was defrauded by means of being in
duced to invest in a lottery scheme When
Nelson found that he had been relieved of
has wealth he went to Denver, and upon ar
irving there he made his mishap known to
the depot police, who advised him to place
his case in the hands of detective. which
he did. L. II. Jewell, private detective,
with the Rocky Mountain agency, accom-
panied Nelson back TO this city, and after
looking into the matter, ) ohn Russell, Rob
ert Richard Kirby We're arrested on the
charge OF conducting lottery. The hear
ing was set for 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon before Judge Cross. County Attor-
ney Rogers and Attorney Marshall, of the
Southern Pacific railway, appeared for the
plaintiff and Mir. Holiday for the defend
ants They argued the, case fully two hours
before it was submitted to the Judge who
ruled that the defendants be dismissed. 1t
is evident that Nelson was victim of a
gang OF gamblers who were shrewd enough
10 escape onyiction. If the city officials
would set to work and thin out some OF the
faro banks and gambling dens that are in
Z stence at present, perhaps not so many
innocent persons would fall into their
clutches aud Ogden would be rio of an evi
that has rapidly gained foothold of late.
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MIR. Frank Crenshaw was in the city
from Provo, yesterday.
S. E. Wishard. ESQ, of Evanston, Wyo.,
was in the city yesterday.
Moroni Sl1een returned Sunday evening
from brief business trip TO the Pacific
coast.
The passenger station was well crowded
with passengers bound for the Pacific
coast on Sunday.
The Felix a. Vincent combination began
q weeks engagement in the Union Opera
heuse last evening.
The Ogden Cracker company have begun
operations IN their new building in the
rear of the Central hotel.
There are undelivered kilograms in the
Western Union Telegraph office for Fl. ID.
Page and Alfred Smurthwaite
H. NJ. Jarvis, of the Helena branch of
the Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust com
pany is registered at the Broom.
p. a. Il. Franklin, Of the Niagara Min
ing and Smelling company, was in the city
yesterday attending to some business at
fairs.
Deputy United States Marshal NJ D.
Hoge is slowly improving from the wound
inflicted by the accidental discharge of a
revolver some time ago.
The name OF Warren w. Corey was sub
SJiuuteu IN Jue place OF u II. HSefy, il, as
receiverof the Ogden City railway, by the
First district court yesterday. MIR. Peery
declined to qualify.
a thief broke into a barn belonging to
MIR. j. h. Nelson, living on Grant avenue
night before last, and carried off q blanket
that had been carefully fastened around
the family horse in the evening.
The Citizens Electric Light company
started their works yesterday to test tho
power OF the machinery. The Grand opera
house Will be lighted with 1900 incan.
descents by this plant at the opening mex
Monday night
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First District Court.

The following cases We're disposed of
before Judge Blackburn in the First Dis
trict court yesterday:
Josiah G. Reed VS.. Charles Woodmansee;
taken under adyisement; motion of Kimball
q Allison for judgment on the report OF the
referee flied herein.
James Allen ct al. VS.. Frank j. Cannon
ct al. taken under advisement, motion OF
Ogden Hiles for judgment on the report OF
referee.
United States VS.. Jens P. Turveson,
charge adultery: on motion of d. B. Evans
order dismissing.
Eccles Lumber company VS.. j. Z. Beau.
marin; motion of Evans d Rogers for judg
ment on the pleadings; order for judgment
for 81 020.S0.
United States vs. c. o. Card; trial fol-
unlawful cohabitation; the following jury
was empaneled: John Brady, b. O. Wal
ton, John Corner, Fred Miner, John Nc
Mamma, Richard Howell, Thomas Grant
William Sewell- Herbert G---->-. nj q Unp
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YHE pULP.TANp THE STAGE.

Rev. f. M. Shrout, pastor United Broth
rem church, Blue Mound. Kan, says: 81
feel it my duty to tell what wonders DR..
Kings New Discovery has done for me.
My lungs were badly diseased and my pa
rlshioners thought could i've only few
weeks. took five bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery and am sound and well,
gaining u pounds in weight"
Arthur Love, manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: ''After thor
ough trial and convincing evidence, | ar
confident DIR. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption beats 'em all, and cures wher
everything else falls. The greatest kind
ness can do my many thousand friends J:
to urge them 10 try it." Free trial bottle:
at A. c. Smith & Co.'s drug store Regu
lar sizes 80 cents and 81. 3
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Dyke, Fred Massa, George Berne. Yer
dict not guilty, by direction of the court.
j. g. Reed VS. Charles Woodmansee !;
order for judgment in accordance with the
reportof the referee, on motion of Kimball
& Allison.
James, Allen VS.. F. j. Cannon ct al. !;
order for judgment in accordance with the
report of the referee, on motion of Ogden
Hiles.
Thomas Cahoon vs. First National Bank
of Cheyenne ct al. order for substitution
of Warren w. Conley as receiver, IN place
of d. II. Peery, ir., on motion of R. Smith
ana Kimball 81 Allison.
In application of Andre Swenson, a
native of Sweden, and Moroni Compton, a
native of England, to become citizens,
order admitting
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The County Court House.

No probate matter came up before Judge
Cross yesterday.
Sheriff Gilbert r. Belnap was out of the
city searching for two boy horse thieves
yesterday. Last Thursday Charles E
Hale and Levi Priest, two youths Of
Hooper, appropriated a couple OF horses
from pasture belonging TO the father Of
the former and started Tor parts unknown
MIR. Hale had learned from several re
marks that had been made by the two boys
that they were anxious to take trip II
Ogden. With this information he made a
complaint, and a warrant was issued fol
their arrest The sheriff telegraphed about
the country and has succeeded in getting
on their track. The lads were only twelve
to fifteen years of age.
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Closing Rallroad Stocks
NEW YoRK. Dec. %.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. 22-Wheat-Easy; cash
$3.50; January, 90S5 May, $50.
Corn-Steady; cash, 40; January, 49,; May
5IIG5l75.
Oa.s-Easy; cash, 4O1a@4OA; January, 4oH
Pork-Dun; cash, $50; January, 9S5; May
1925.
Lard-Dun; cash, $40; January, SIS; May
6.25
Rye-Easy; 661s.
Barley-Nominal, 70075
Whisky-l.l4
Shoulders-F Firm; 4.25t04.35.
Short Clears. 1005.20.
Short Rios-i.70.
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Matrimonial Matters.

County clerk ISSUED the following mar
rage licenses:
Mr.. Arthur C. Newill to Miss Ella NJ
Wiseman, both of this city. Their marriage
took place in the Episcopal church yester-
day morning, Rev. Unsworth officiating.
The groom is the efficient assistant princi-
pa of the Ogden Military academy ana the
lride is a well known society lady OF
Ogden. They left for weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Denver over the
Union Pacific at 80 O'Clock
Owen W. Mathews, of Ogden, to Miss
Alice II. HAYES. of Denver.
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Emma Abbott 1latipee

A perfect stream of people poured into
the Office of AIessrs. Bowes & Phillips, in
the First National Bank building, yester
DAY to purchase tickets for the Emma
Abbott matinee in the Grand opera house
on the afternoon OF December 30 Although
the tickets went off quite lively a GOOD
many choice seats are still left unsold.
Emma Abbott will appear in Martha
on that occasion.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Dec. 22- Cattle-Receipts 1900;
about steady; good to extra steers 4.75G5. 40;
others, 3.65@i.50; stockers, l.75@225: native
butchers stock, L1O@2S0: Texans, 24032. 80.
Hogs--Receipts, 1900; easier; rough ard
common .2503.40; good mixed 3.4563.50; prime
heavy and butcher lots. S5503.60 light, 3.459
$50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; weak; natives 375@
475; Westerns 3.0094.95; Texans, 2.669425
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Police Court.

Business was decidedly slack IN the police
court yesterday. Only two cases came up
for his honor's attention. The following
are those disposed of: Jack Smith, arrested
by Officer Learn on the charge of petit
larceny, was given a position on the city
chain gang for fifteen days. I. d. Mitchell,
arrested for assault and battery, was fined
IS and costs, which he paid.
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Another Accident

Another accident occurred in the new
Grand opera house last evening. Mr..
White, carpenter, was doing some work
on the stage and IN some manner lost his
balance aud fell from a sca1foldng break
ing his leg just above the ankle. The IN
fortunate accident happened about )
O'Clock
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Delighted with the GRIND.

George N. Loomis advance agent of the
Emma Abbott grand opera company, was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. LOOMS is de-
lighted with the appearance of the new
opera house, and is more than pleased with
the arrangements the managers OF the
Grand have made for the appearance of
the excellent company which he represents
at the opening, on the 29th.
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New York Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, Dec 22-In the stock market
to-day business dragged slowly along with little
feature Selling Tor short account caused "a
slight downward tendency which had the effect
of leaving most stocks IractionaIy lower than
on Saturday. Pacific Mail which was adversely
affected by the poor prospect OF the shipping
bills at present is So lower.
Governments dull.
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CHICAGO Wheat.

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-In wheat there was fair
trade chiefly local. The feeling was rather
heavy and speculative offerings were heavy.
The opening was weaker and the same as
Saturdays, closing 1ac. less, ruled weak and
with slight fluctuations declined l2zc, ruled
steady and closed lac lower than Saturday.
Receipts, 615,0J0; shipments, 10000.
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NEW YORK Dec -Hops-Steady; quiet
ColIee-Options closed steady, lUG5G up
Sales, $500 bags; December, T. 40Gl7.50; Jan
10 650l5.75; May, 1910; spot RIO. firm; fai
cargOes, 1871 No. Z, l7si.
Sugar-Raw, quiet, steady; refined quiet.
Copper
Lake, December I5-Lead steady; domestic
412-Q.
Tin-Trihe easier.
Straits 31.5)
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Real Estate Sales.

John Schck TO Il. w Curtis lots 81 and
81, block 3, River Park addition--------.S 80
T. Mcdonald and wife TO James Thomp-
son. part of lot 2, block 4, plat A. $500
G. Woodmansee and wife to @. f. Becker,
part of lot "a, block l. Woodmansee's
Main'street addlt.o n------------ 3Oo
J. Reeves and wife 10 E. A Hindenlang,
lot 80, Reeves addition 200
V. Gideon and wife to A J. Andrews, lot
43, block ], Central Park addition ------ 800
G. g. Bailey and wife To Miss L. f. Pat
ten, part OF lot o. block 3S. plat Co., 1,500
NJ Buchmiller and wife TO j. kincaid lots
4 and and part Of lot ). block 81, plat 6 $50
John A. Boyle and wife to L. Locke, lots
3 aud 4, block 1, Central Park addition. 800
S. Peterson 10 S. Larson, lot s, block s,
pat 4 5OJ
John A. Boyle 10 r. Unsworth lot %
block 5, Central Park addition--------- 200
Total -----S 1900
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NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Alice. 100; Amador,
s.. -; Adams Consolidated, Sl.70; Consolidated
|, CALIFORNIA; 4 Virginia. $50; Gould 81 Curry,
l'SI.l5; Hale 6 Norcross, Sl,l5; Homestake
$500; Horn Silver. -. 75 Mexican, S2.CO; Ophir,
S225; Plymouth, Sl0J; Savage, Sl5.; Sierra
Nevada, Sl40; Standard, Si.0J; Union Con
solidated. l.50.
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London Grain Market.

LONDON, Dec. 22.--Nark Lane Express says:
English wheats sold at an advance of Sd; foreign
slow. Decreased supplies of California have
enhanced its value sd. Flour steady. AT to-
days market-English wheat qiet; fereign,
firm; corn and oats steady.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT.

The branch Office OF TIE herald is in room
:.second floor, Cortez block, No. 2z72. Washing
ton avenue. Advertising rates will be made
known upon apphca ton 10 the manager.
TIE DAILY HERALD is for sale at all news
Islands and by all news boys, and is delivered
by carrier in Ogden for IS cents per week. No
papers stopped until arrears are paid Sub
scribers falling to receive papers promptly will
confer favor by notifying the circulator at
tie branch Office. Subscribers are requested to
make no payments 10 carriers or anyone else
except the circulator. Parties desiring papers
stepped or addresses changed must notify the
Branch ONCE
&C. BOYLE. Calculator
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Boston Quotations.

BOSTON Dec. 22.-Atchisou Topeka &
Santa Fe, 2S9e Burlington, SO; Mexican Cen
trail common Is; san Diego. l6.
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LiYernool Grain

LIVERPOOL. Dec. -Wheat-Unehanged
Corn-In poor demand; spot, 5l5d, steady;
January, new rs. ID, steady.
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london Money Market.

LONDON. Dec 22.-Closing consols money,
95 ZIG; account % 7-l6; L. >. fours Sl232l [. S
fours one-half Sl.051a; bar silver, 4714 pei
ounce; moLey, 2per cent.
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COMMERCIAL.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Money on cali, easy
closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 1909.
Sterling exchange-Quiet, weaker; siXty-day
bills, l.15A; demand, 4.S3S4.
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Petroleum.
Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK Dec. 22.-Petroleum-Janu
petroleum closed 69l4.
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Bar Silver
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 92.-Bar silver, 1.O9A.
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MARKET REPORT.
WHOLESALE BUYING PRICES,

Retail ABOUT 10 PET cent, hlSner
Corrected Daily 6y the Peoples Forwarding Co.
u and 26 E. Second South Street.
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ga Merry Christmas and Happy New Year p
Amagnf men uand ornam aric for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

in
Toet Musical Mechanical Work
Novelties Special Sale Prcesl
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COME AND SEE THEM!!!

Gentlemen can make their wives or sweethe;
and Chinese Crepe Dress Patterns, ranging from
Brocade Patterns from $1,000 to $50 90. Sill
Wooden Gools Dresses, from 500 to s25.O
A beautiful lot OF Table Linens, from $500
Piano Covers, Elegant Smyrna Carpet Rugs,
Point Curtains and 10 and a button Suede Musql
Gentlemen puzzed about the correct Present
been studying the matter up and need only ask
save them money y!
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On all of our Children's beautiful Plush Coats,
A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. UNTIL JANUARY l.,

entire stock of Ladies' Dresses Wrappers Silk and Wooden Sl
Coaks
at CLOSING OUT PRICES II