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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-04
Fits Exactly,

The part of Nancy O'Neil, otherwise
Lady Blarney, in Alfred Kennedy's
American comedy. 70 be produced at the
Stockwell tomorrow evening, is said to fit
Miss Anuie Ward Tiffany as a glove
fits the hand. II is that of rollicking,
imDulsive, fun-loving Irish woman, where
she Is IN her element. 1t is contrast 10
Biddy Rowan. Biddy was a crude speci-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-04
Infra Dig.

The New York Sun goes for the recent
annual revels Of the Lambs Club and the
companion institution The Five AS"
in style more forcble than pleasant for
the professional participants. The Lambs
Club, it says, and the Five AS have an
nually gone before the public in degrading
tomfoolery. selling their dignity TO re-
plenish their treasures, revealing their own
personalities in shocking manner, and
doing damage to their professional value.
| ne actor whose usual work on the stage
Is In burlesque suffers no harm. of course,
tut 1t is quite differe with those from
whom we are accustomed to get legitimate
amusement. The companies of Daniel
Frohman, A. N. Palmer and Charles Fr0h-
man had representatives. in this latest
lament able gambnl of the Lambs, and il
these astute managers h been there they
would have got clear evidence that actors
IN whom they take pride lowered them
selves pitifully in the estimation OF
con siderate observers Nelson Wheat
croft. who is at the head of the
new Empire Theater Dramatic, was
in the revel. and received mild scur-
ing therefor. ana the Sun advises him to
say in an address to his students: Never
show yourself to the public IN your own
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-04
Milton Mobiles Will Be Represented

At the Grove-street Theater Tomorrow
evening by Clarence T. Arper in the pres
enlation of the play. From Sire to Son, "
considered by Mobiles one of the best in
his peculiar vein. He has written good
many plays. by which he realizes money,
although none of them has ever reached
the standard OF good dramatic work. Mr..
Arper, who appears to be new man on
the San Francisco stage, has a contract to
present five of MIR. Mobiles repertoire al
the Grove. beginning with From Sire to
Son." and running through Love and
Law" The Phoenix" "A Man Of the
People" and Interviews" He will be sup
ported by a good company. During last
week marble Hearts" was a drawing
card for tn is house.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-04
ON TRIAL..

A great many people are afflicted with
catarrb, but are careless or backward
about trying TO oh ain relief. Others would
like to be cured, but are convinced no cure
can be had We may be able to help some
to arrive at a different conclusion, ami to
all who are seeking relief we make this
propositions:
Call at our rooms and try our cure free
for few days and in that way judge if we
can cure or not. Each one is to he his own
Judge and all are welcome to come and in
vestlgate.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
Oct ltemte aoot. Get

Oct itemte gDbt. Get er life ioa
sOot at lare ben Sunit at ipre Sus9ult'
nin9sre9nifab. Wau fan for Grempcl
iaa 8aalR9 on at p9re npia9ti9 og
oueroriue Taalr99et. 9ette er ct BE.
uis paa bet.
gn un9 npsiit Manb sau i'm Son.
ell pen lioen Ge9nitubsbog, tint inobur
oct % me9et prattiit. Suu gap beutc
o9iaa so arorer % ia9oe: "gtu moa
ou lfripe iuo paa benne Chen Der, ct
on bar fact so ar,, pg paa ben anocll
Sioe mao on itrioe, boOrleoe5 bu bar
aupenbt benz. Gao maa bet femme,
i%oritaar bu".
Gn ll9e eiter bao ban ON at iaa il
8O9en.
SODA, je9 bar bOIot &esnitub, Oa
BET iten1mer. Ser er 8O9en".
Yaa ben n SiOe Itoo: "5aat a
Seurlt so Sr." 9aa ben anoen itpo
"8ru9t op ale So.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
~'Jenfab meacttt y

Gilbe @lefauter blir unoertiben in
time Yenner meo andre 9pr. 9 en-
enselIt &eiieberetnins leies iaalebes
f~elsenoe: st Sastparti / Central airita
iaareoe Ell oelol9 Saneleiant meb en-
8uele / Stuloeren; men Glefanten bapoe
Strait NOT til at fomme zig ino / 8rats
lfosen, % Sa9ten paa ben blep opsit.
Shorten Gage ienere fom Seserne pper
ben famine Glefant. Den laa Uperenbe
nar ueo en- Glp. Gn Spffelto flor bps
ben iaareoe aOn9e % ilitfeoe 8looet al
bens Guar. llnbertipsn git ben neo til
@lpsn, buur ben bolSt Zig stpr i Sans
bet, at ben fiplise Seite iprnttebe pp
til Gleianten % siurbe @rasiet umfrius
ben paabt. Sad funne Gleianten ilutte
lin 5prlt. Baa ben Iis bar ben iebers
Ipse Gleiaut bplot iltpe. S9serne bar
uenise ON, buoruIbt be ifulbe siSre Gnoe
paa Gleiantens 9ioslisr. Wten BET bleu
tililut beltemt, at ben ifulbe faa en-
Glance for fit 9ip unoer Ssfieltoens
Yleie. Slere Tiger par Sastielifabet
paa 8eien NED MOB 8piten, % oa tom
be pper Ell belpiS lam Glsfant, Tom FEB
iasebes af en- SpffelfO. Yarret III pare
| Sreo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
Iiueuo fontntcnoe Glcm=
oigbeo.

81 bar euonu life bprt, at Der oenre
3aareoal finoe8 en- mere iru9tbar ailoe
til Glenoi9beo eno Rbeumntisme. 6Uit
ipOc8 meb en- Senoens til 8beumatismc,
li9eiom meo Ell til 8irtelip9e. 9ette
Nariuger fan uopifle Dem. Saa mart
Den pineiuloe Smerte i~noiinoer liz, bsr
mar tn til Soitetter's Ntape Bitter, iom
~itanier oens uioere Gn9reb os bprtia9cr
ben rbeumutiite @ift fra SpItemet.
0enne Buoitano itemmer ooerens meo
8ionesbpro al 2reer, iom bar anpenbt
osnne fine 8loorenIer i oeres pripate
Traris. Ser baues ogiaa De bebite
Gnbeiuliu8er fra 299er os andre 5Olt
on 8itterens Strait O~perfor Malaria,
9eoerip9e 6uritoppelie, uiorosieligbeo,
Nprebet9noelie, g~terpplitet % TAB al
Appetit os SG9t. Otter eft @iennem.
b~lsonin9, enten ben eiterfsl9es al 5ur.
f%jslelie eaer life, er 8itter.n 9~apnlia
iom ct Sifrin9smiooel mob be igrite
anialo al Gbeumatisme. (9lpril.)
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
TAB at 2ip paa Spen.

Z be iipite 10 War or Gntalet a.
lab Of WenueifeIiu paa Seen nftasel
msb n4itsn SaIpoelen, o., nanr bet t'l'
isi.s, at ben eneelite 6laaoe ! lan'ms
1iosrum er iurpgst fra 81 til 9.es
Diilipner Cons, er bette 8elaltat eno'
M mere sunitist. Bore SsilItlbs CT
blepne iprbebrebe / Spsning, iaa be
bcbre fan mobitaa itarte Storme, o0
aupenbelien at Staalet bar fcrminitet
5arsn peb at itraube. Sc imda sanrle
Iraltibe forIpinoer ct Jorbolo at Of. ,
trent 100 ON Garet. 3isie 5afta biz
fer Gariagen til, at GOrboloet msllenl
table 9ip og ben iamleoe GrG9tisteo
at be Sfibe, Der beis9er bore Sapne, cr
iorminltet ira All pr. 100000 Tons
1881 til 200 1890. 3ette repreien,
terer en- NeOgans / 5orbolo til 0r96s
ti9beoen az Snluoelen. 'Soao ar9anr
9ampere, iaa er 9rafitcn forGset meo
43.6 8rpcent, % bog er Der en- Web
gang / Intallet at table 9ip paa rs
Brocent. Meo andre Orb, be table
2iu bar Zig meo 0.57 pr. 100000 Cons
al 9ampere, iom beisste pore Saoae !
1881, meoeus be | 1890 bar 0.4l pr.
100000 Cons. 3 1882 par Sorbols
bet LOS, ps i 1886 O.16 pr. 100000
IONS. 9isie pnr ben bsieite o9 Ia
ueite Qusipcli e / 2gbct al De 10 Iar,
ug bet piier Muli9Beoen al itor Ser.
ling i be ulmiuoelige SGulgtter. Ser
oenicn saar imjOlertio / Netnin8 a.
itGrt Iebsans. s De 10 Gar 9rt nem.
Zig 3sosialoene blanot SoIOlf, frems
talot peo ale Sla9s 9lariager, neb ira
23,2 pr. 1000 Gpfolt til 1871 II
1000. I
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
seletsi o. Suaap.-Srtt silbmc.

st $40 Set S9letpi for INT $4.55. 81
800 2op Sus9p for tun $40, rs. 9u ia:
mOeripss Tarerne / Din Sjsmbp iprenb on
betaIer en- Gent. Seno eiter tlluitreret &o'
taIcs, iom sioer alpbereu Iriier, Der er Ia.
pere, END bpao 5orbanoIerue betaIer. Senl
Nbresie o9 oenne NOtits til Nloab Nf9. g.,
Al VI. Guincp Ct, Chicago, 81. 81.19.1r
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
Oct fcmltenbe Gegincnt
@iscDniin Sriuiaige.
Cgep 6. ~ Gulctt)
gep 9. ". ennett.l
CSortiruclie.)

lNpININtIt'D
Tot or gicipel bapoe M iorIuot gtcointentet, 90,
ia De ipge, iou Dor ioicn poo Gen 9o. 10 pr 'e"oi
iii DC oIminoeIioc Soipiolcr, oclS ~oiitcoi0ct, bells bel
brcoct, blcu 9leaimcttnboj pitoiet pGo Gen opb%pei' 90
1ottor 1ouicu proo mco gicitcn al 4'otjcncrne otter
Ill Scr nth. buor ale Iod SeIte.
eioit SuIi fptco yicotmcntct meo ipae IGn8cr
iuopoo, i gIrrbencn al Socint5o. gu9uit 'torer til
Suta. mar globama. Sror otter orog %9tcgimcniei
g]iorreit aicuucm 2cnncoiec oa &cutttg. men Noticn'
tcrne citerloocS / ct ocrprrcuoe oIminncIjg 6oipid,.
0ouor onicr iorblep her iom G~iripci|Ae, mcno
GerIor Uimo og en- M GrCojcIGgc, iom nu par oniat
i ytc,ucIO Seo, iuIgte meo.
Cm 3 uoers lib bleu &~ooipitoIct Smfa opbruct,
o9 Qoticutcrnc blcp ilotct iii DC oInGnociiae Noipitns
Ter 6oritb o. Sodioa. Sir.Qc Srore ira General
gioi,crauS bconu 0oitor 5ouicn Jig til bet iorite al
noic, iuI8t al 400 ipNe al io~riticut8e 9ie9jmentcr, gan
ituloe IN tienc iom I~irtpcG8e.
Gitcriom gicaimenlet licruco zig ira bet ioroGroes
li8c Y~iioi0iR p,pono, oitoa Sp9pommen; men DC,
iom boooc ioot Ciorrboc, bcboIot Den Tor bet mcitc /
i,rrlcre elder mjIocyc 6yno; ben uor tronijt. Dotlor
Gauicu 90 ocn me 2rebcIrge por pgloo on9rcbc
Yt00c Tt Der or Scptcmbcr Permission ior en- lib,
ino ee trrtoe opjoioc iB hicnrmc. 4tcn oercS Sugs
bonn ior0Icu ljNe boorO oBiaa Der; be ic8ie aiifcn %
ben bcu DEM ttitoo.
Cotton &juo bIcp Yriad. cir9c, og 0ottor Ct
Cure, en- i~ucnitloot, ~yic9imcn SIG9c. Gicr SberIt 0c9o
Sab 100 rimo 9tIiteo, mems Den Ipite iul9tc mco 9tc,
9imcutct poo bets Wjaridcr &cutudD % Genncoicc,
ioo.cliom oienior gIc0boua 6clcene.
Gco Sutu bc0unotc gtc9imcuteto prrite Strobaicr
mco iorre 9toribr, bpppj8c SIaa % Gfirrmpoier;
icuioI9cIjo tog DC ioorcoc til at TONNE poa Spacs
litcruc, @l,u o,oie blcp, buor oct loo Jig giere, bur.
,i9it muIigt iprt til DC oImtnocIi8c ppipjtoIcr.
lister 0ottor &uuien)
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18

Om Ell % anoen, iom l9ier Sosen,
pilpe i~friItlis tiltjenoesiue 5uriattsren
i'm Wtenin9 onl 8o9en, bible Oct piit
9lGoe bam. Sans Aoresie ct 1885 g.
Spring Aue., Siour Sails, g. 3.
rcw Rtper TrGitegaarb, Ste gpril, 1893.
Nils @iere.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18

A,ruturntrta rrlieinse ne ntnrnlalse
Gilstuun.
Ci 6eltpreit GIauieu)
pa ieg isrit operto9 min Stiltn9 9te8imentet,
lio9enbe eer Sanp 3ionoau, iaa le9 mari
al, bpao Sberit seq boooe io9t ct Srep.
/ builfet ban inoit9uoioeu onmooeoe mig ON at mob
tuoe guiGtteIie iom Re9imentets SeItprG't
(Sori ieitcS.)
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18

1auter % ssrrsr! <tus stsr en- ,ns,Lf Stausars
srtpsos. Der stDu tyetiis Nupitutna fSr sanIn'nis!,
iiat Siaas DlsnRubr,t.. SsrYsnn. isri ts;. 81 asst
sismmt bet ,ussll,, sptoa taa 9ss Ssuns ersses ior'
faHt Va en- N,tsr % turtts gptlis 2 itnsu ss3su
Genie Mssut,r snI,eA prses s 9mis. AsrtsG
g. ,0ttbtra
20 1e.3 9IartHttb. Vltun. SsrsA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
INTERESTING FOREIGN GOSSIP.

TELEGRAPHIC communication viii
soon hc established between Denmark
and Sweden.
\ RESIDENT Of Leominster, England,
has won renown as collector of hu-
man skulls.
ACCORDING TO French divorce statis-
tics the most unhappy period of matri-
mnny is between the fifth and tenth
year after the honeymoon.
\ sCHooL-TEACHER in England has
lately been voted a pension of two shil-
liu-s 4 week She Is seventy-five years
old and has taught an infant school
for forty years at a wage Of four shil
lingS a week"
Tnu London Telegraph says that ef-
forts are being made To preserve histor-
l. Malmaison. once the residence of
Impress Josephine, from falling into
the hands of some nineteenth century
vandai.
\ SMALL seal bearing the cfiigy of the
dul.c of Cumberland has been picked
up between Fontcnoy and Ramecrois.
Dn the scene of = battle III which the
British troops We're engaged in l1i5,
and il has been presented 10 Queen Vic
uoria.
THE sea water originally put in the
great ;.quariums at the Crystal Palace.
Svdcuham. in 1854. il said to be still
used there. having been used over and
ovcr siucc that time, a record without
parallel III the history of similar insti-
tu,iOus-
4 MALE gorilla lrorilla gina) has late
T. been adopted Icy the Berlin aquarium.
lie f. lar.rcr than any gorilla that has
yet been brought 10 Europe. He Is sup
posed u be eight or nine years old. and
was for six years in the possession of a
CEicftain on the Gaboon. He has not
yet shown any friendly feeling for man.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
WITH DOG AND GUN.

A PARTY of six guns shot over $500
rabbits on Lord AncaSter's estate in
England this season
\ FARMER of Nordcn. Ncb., heard
sounds from his hog pen one night
which indicated great agitation among
the pigs. He went TO the pen armed
with an AK and drove away twelve
wolves.
\ TRAIN on the Great Northern rail
road ran into large herd of an
tclopc near Biacllfoot. Mont Seven
were killed and the engine was disabled
So that another had to be obtained TO
take the train on Us journey.
WILD hogs in Nclasco. Tex. pursued
a young hunter named James Wcems.
and ne sought refuge in a tree. where
h" was compelled t. remain all night
Two sportSmcn discovered him. and
they had 10 shoot all the hogs before
Wccms could descend.
SQUIRRELS are very plentiful and
destructive in some parts of the state
of Washington. Lincoln county paid
out $4,000 in bountics on squirrel
scalps last year, yet but little
good effect was produced. 1t is
proposed 10 tax all the lands in the
county to raise funds 10 fight the pest.
and 50 make railroads and non-res ident
owners help IN The work
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
SUDDENLY A CARDINAL.
Archbishop Vaughan More Fortunat
Than Most KccIpients OF the !:ch iInt.

Archbishop Vaughan VI IRE FOrtunats
Than Most Recipients Of the !:cd iiat.
Archbishop Vaughan has received hi.
says the Pail Mall Budget. His prod
ceSSor, Manning. although partiouIa
protege of Plus IN, had to wait tcs
years from his appointment to the arch
bishopric of Ncstminstrr before he wa.
called to the cardinalatc. No douhi
the dcccase of the thre, English carii
nals-Newman, Manning and Howard
in quick succession, paved the way foI
DIR. Naughan's promotion. Besides, n
bishop of Stafford. DIR. Vaughan has beer
qualifying for years past for a prince
dom of the church 10y his constant and
vigorous championship. both in spcerL
and in print, of the rights and claims al
the papacy.
What title win he assume? Every
cardinal has a titular church in Rome
and takes formal possession of il immc
diatcly after receiving the red hat from
the hands of the pope. Newman's wa.
1T. George in Nclabro, Nanning'S 81
Andrew and Gregory on the C;rliar
hih. Probably Pope Leo will assign
the latter 10 Cardinal Vaughan. Their,
Is only one instance on record in ou
century of an EnClishman declining the
offer of a cardinals hat. Rev. DR.. Lin
gard, the Catholic historian of England
was the ccclesiaStic who thus preferred
To remain a clerical commOner.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
sHAMED THE GROWN FOLKS.
or All the Passengers "A Boy Only showed
Satural Poii:ruV-s.

SatuTal Poii;ruc-s.
4 delicate. timid-Ioolsiu-. ~u.r,t-faarl
old lady entered the train ai Yarmouth
She hadn't Travelled much and she
stepped into the smoking car and sauI,
into the rear seat timidly. 4 big man
with his feet ON he card table smoked
"A big cigar and smiled To- see her. Two
coarse looking fellows saw hcraud made
remarks 10 each other. a geutlcmuulr-
looking traveller, with gold bowed eye
glasses, raised his eyes, turned around,
resumed his paper and said nothing.
The lady looked embarrassed al 50
much attention. but she evidently did
not know that she was in the Sauctum
sauctorum Of eXpectoratiug tobacco
chcyvcrs and smokers. An elderly man
was in the train. and we noticed that
hc did not think it worth while 10
politely inform the little woman Of h.r
mistake \ fresh youth with hruaI-
lbrimmcd straw hat lighted "A cigarette
and puiTcd voluminously.
There were fifteen people in the car.
old men, middlo-agcd men, youths uu.
two boys. Who moved 10 tell the IIrr..
woman that she was wrong and that
she would bc better at ease In the ru.f
car? asks the Lewiston Journal. Was
il the thoughtful old age. the oi-u.0.I
and courteous prime Of life or tun ....s-
alric youth2 1t was neither, for uu. .f
the two little boys. a very pretty. ~Nuyr-
faced little fellow, who with bis
brother had been sitting behind their
father in the car, arose. went along a..
whispered 10 her. opened the door aaa
told her where to go. u was pleasant
b sec the look of surprise that -",..
the mothorly old face and the book ~
gratitude that followed H.. and Iaeu.
too, il was most pleasing to -re H.r
stoop. as we did. 1T the door aua. .It.-
ing the little fellows chin, kiss 'IIu
softly upon the mouth. do you sup
pose the boy viii ever forget IT.?
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
SPURREO ON BY LOVE.
For Forty Years Sian Tracks the Muir
derer of Ills Wife.


After "A patient, weary search extend
ing over the western continent. and
covering period of nearly forty years,
Charles Hartley. Of Oswcgo. y. Y. a
few DAYS ago At this point ended a
period in his cvcntful life by arrcStinC
Allen Hartley. a cousin. charged with
the murder Of his wife quite two score
years ago. AN EIcnwoud az. c. cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer:
The man arrested is an old resident
of this city, having lived here nearly
twelve years. He served two terms as
mayor and has been successful in the
accumulation Of comfortable fortune
-Four years ago ne married a well known
lady of this place. Back Of il il a story
tinged with romance and sullied 10y a
crime SO remarkable in lis details that
ii furnishes chapter in criminal his
tory.
Allen Hartley is now an old man Of
nearly seventy. When his locks were
raven and his beard was young he mar
ried a charming young lady. the belle
Of the small interior town in New York
where both resided. Charles Hartley.
the cousin, who, after such a lapse
of years, caused the arrest Of Al
len, was an unsuccessful suitOr Though
denied all hope by the marriage of his
cousin with the girl. he still loved. and
this flame, kept burning through the
years, caused the tracking down and ar
rest of the wife murderer.
Ihirty-nine years ago next May Hart
ley bade his friends q hasty farewell.
and at the same time informed them
that with his wife. he was going west
t. seek his fortune. No one saw the
couple leave the town. and finally muir
murs Of something wrong increased To
open gossip. Charges of foul play were
freely made, but there were none To
prove them, and at length they died
away.
When. later. the honSe in which the
Hartlcys had lived was being repaired
and there was found in a cemented vault
beneath ii the skeleton of Agnes Hart
ley, the town went mad. But the rnur-
derer was gone and there was no trace.
Charles Hartley swore to hunt him
down If 1T took lifetime and his for
tune 1t required forty years of one
and nearly as many thousand dollars of
the other, but success has at last re-
warded the long search.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17

They were playing a game Of cards,
although they were just engaged, and
he was miserably jealous Of his OPP
ponent. on whom Mabel was innocent
ly smiling.
She led diamond, he blindly fol-
lowed with heart
Take back the heart that thou CAV
est" she said coquettishly.
"Do You mean it?' he said, WI"
fatal insistence.
Certainly / do" she responded
lyon know, Tom, you revoked
IL have suspected it all the evening.
he exclaimed, incoherently, a. he
rushed from the room and from the
house.
And Just because he revoked in q
simple trick Of cards, he was obig'"
to propose twice to the same girl
Detroit Free Press.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS.

THE imperial cholera commission .u
Germany announce its Gi- i-.orgrE '.at
winc-clarct or hock-wiI I,iI' %.
bacilli Of cholera in a fcw minutes Tea
viii kin them I'm an hour.
PEoF. 4. ID. HorEINS, Of the West
Virginia experiment station. hn- ar-
rived from Europe with "a bug which A'
thinks viii destroy the pinc-trcn h.e,s
that has SO seriously damaged the West
Virginia pine forests
EXPERIMENT has shown that. contrary
TO the general belief. water Is not pur-
fed by freezing. The average amHuHt
of impurities retained after conversion
into ice is &4.3 per cent. Of organic mat
ter and 21.2 per cent. Of iuorganir
From experiments made by English
scientists IL appears that camphar aua
oxygcnatcd water are the most carr
gctic eNcitants Of growth. not only a-
regards the accclCration Of gcrmiua-
zion, but as affecting the vigur OF plaut,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
AnAcHRonlsMs ON CANVAS.
one Painter Armed the ChiIdr.4 oi Israel
with Guns.

with Gums.
The anachronisms Of painter v.rrH
according te the St Louis GI.H..l l....-
pcrat, make "a curious chapter lu ....I-
lection Of literary and artistic oddities.
Inc famous Italian painter. Ja-au. Irr-
lorettO. IN one OF his most celebrated
pictures. the "FaI Of Mamma. when
representing the children OF Israel
gathering mamma in the wiIGuu.--.
took the prerautian to arm several uf
the men with gums. lie Was NOT uut-
done by Ci-si. another famous Italian
artist. who represented thcarcI Simeon
II the circumcision OF the saviour a~
wearing % pair of cuornpu- ~pectarIcs.
while Ncrrio. in "a pi-tur, OF Christ
healing the sick, fitted ont thp bye
-tandcrss with thrcc-curr4-r.d guar...f
hats and full-bottpmed wigs The
noted Durer dressed the angel uHa eE-
peiled Adam and Eve from Parade. lu
n gown with iiounce~. and Iu Ai- picture
nf Peter denying Christ represented
Roman soldier a. smoking a long Low
Dutch pipe. The Dutch painters have
been famous for Observation-Disclosures. One
represented the wise men Who visited
ahrist as wearing cavalry boots, spurs
and long sabcrs: another represented
Abraham as about d shoot Isaac with
bluuderbuss. Berlin, in a picture Of
the Virgin and the child, shows them
listening 10 a man playing the violin.
The French Dubois. in picture OF the
Last supper. placed on the table "a -ut-
let filled with cigar lighters, while Tar
rant, 10 complete the list, represented
the expulsion from Eden, the unhappy
pair being driven ont into "a swamp.
while not far away a man with "a gun
NNns shnntinr Hncks
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-17
ELECTRICAL CLEANINCS.

IT is intended 10 lay q submarine
cable IN thc Caspian sea.
THE latest thing I'm NIGHT clocks has
an i1raUd .-e"-t lamp over it and award
or $50 of sit',-vranpcI ygf-c which rams
- the bed ri the person who wishes 10
know what time it l., IN the dark
From "a report Of the Ben Telephone
Company 80 appears iElt Jhc number OF
telephone in service Is 5la. 800 and the
total length Of line Is 25I.~1J miles. or
about l05s times the circumference ef
the earth
Is London they are succczsfully light
ing thcir nmnihuscs 10y means OF cleo
t-i.itv from storage batteries The ap-
paratus consists Of "a liyo-ceH secondary
battery. which gives q curraIt Of one
amperc at ten volts for fifteen hours.
ONE of the most recent uprIi-atio Of
electricity IS to the heating ara bending
of pipes. This process Is said &, have
been attended with such success It is
probable that the greater part OF this
class Of work viii be accomplished bv
electrical means.