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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-26
The Cambria Freeman
EBENSBURG. PENN'A.
A Breakfast Appetite
Can BEST he Aided Ry
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
Consi-eIy Told and Rrightiy
Commented Upon.

The Patriot is the only complete morning
spaper that reaches Central PennEy Ivania AT
an early hour of the day.
1t IL one OF the fnreno=t Democratic newspa-
pers in the state and the only one printed at the
the state capital the official and political centre
Of the commonwe lth.
1t prints the news. receiving IL over its
wires through the extraordinary tPcilities Of the
great press associations, aided 10y its own cor
respondents.
Tho Patriot Is Ds mocratic 10 the core. IL T.
opposed to bosses and enemy of corrupt
nOpoles. 1t isn't afraid to night the wrong: "a
never hesitates 10 speak for the right.
1t makes speciRity OF department news aud
gives mCre each day than all the other state pa
peIs combined
rhe leading question during the winter will be
tariff -etorm. In November next Pouusy ylyanta
will elect a gov ernor. members % congress. and
state leg islature. The man who desires to keep
informed must read. and the man who reads
should get The Patriot. daily OF weekly
To place The Patriot in the hands Of yet
larger constituency We will send the dafh from
now until March !. 1895. bv mail 10 sGy new sub
scrber on receipt OF FIVE DOLLARS. The
WEEKLY Will he sent 10 any new subscriber from
now until March l, 1898 on receipt OF ON r Dol
LAR
The Patriot is the best advertising medium
in P~nnsylyania outside OF Pittshurg and Phila
delphia.
Free tn the UnemPIoy II inserts
employment. Its Help Order has brought
sistance TO hundreds. 1t has Cent Word Col
umn for other wants.
DAILY. every week day morning in the year.
IS year.
WEEKLY. Tuesday evening OF each week. al d
year. .
d226 Harrisburg, fa
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ASTRONOMY.

A YEAR on Jupiter is equal to eleven
years, ten months and seventeen days
on our globe
The actual occupancy of Mars by a
race superior To our own is said to be
very probable.
THE asSayer who examined the aero
lite that fell on the farm of Lawrence
Freeman. near Bath. =. d., on the
afternoon of August 20, 1892, reports
that the principal minerals it contains
are gold, silver. nickel and cobalt.
PROF. TODD, of Amherst, il is an
nounccd, has begun preparations to
view the total solar eclipse of August
Q. 1896, from the island of Yezo, in the
Japanese empire He isn't going to let
the eclipse surprise him unawares.
The observatory on the top OF Mount
Blanc is an accomplished fact. The
foundations imbedded in the ice are
considered perfectly safe. 1t will be
occupied continuously during the fine
season and dself-registering instruments
will be left behind for the winter.
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MEDICAL SCIENCE.

BABIES and young children dress
in white are thought 10y medical m
to be more susceptible 10 colds and
fectious diseases than those clad
dark, warm colors.
A DOCTOR at Corpus Christi. Tex
Gently grated a piece Of rabbi
eye upon the injured optic of a d
year-old boy and the operation b
fair TO be a complete success.
LINE juice contains a very who
some fruit acid and might well hr q
stituted for vinegar Cor table u
there are 50 many vile substitute %
the vinegar on the table is always
doubtful quality, and the best is ai
with squirming animalcules
DURING the recent trial Of $
manipulation in Great Britain exp
evidence proved that the active
gredient in popular lotion is corr
i've sublimate, and that the cost OF 7
preparation, which il sold for two"
lars and a half a bottle, was eNa'.
one cent.
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SPORTING MATTERS.

ONE of the most interesting matchs'
under the Queensberry rules II the ou,
that has ended in the marriage Of tdt
marquis himself to Miss Werdon.
THE settlers and ranchu-H iu The 81
cinity of owen. Wyo.. complain that
stock is killed in great numbers il
bears. Hunters are not after these ar
imals, as there is no bounty for them
EMPEROR WILLIAMS boar huut- al
cording 10 the Berlin papers. are n
prived Of all elements of danger hy ud
tuslling the boar and docking it, tr,ta|
a little chloroforIn would make ila
sport completely safe.
PRoRABLY no one sportsman in
hundred knows what il the basis
measurement of gauge in shotgm
though every sportsman ought
know that as the number Of the gau
increases the size-of the bore a,crsa
The gauge is determined by the nul
ber Of spherical leadcn balls rrquIr
to weigh pound. any one Of "La
viii exactly fit the bore OF the gun.
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CHRISTIAN eNDeAvoR NOTES.

ENGLAND has over 500 Christian En-
deavor societies.
THERE are now over 5000 junior
Christian Endeavor societies.
THERE are nine Christian Endeavor
societies in Cape Colony, South Africa.
THE next international Christian
Endeavor convention will be held at
Cleveland, July ll-l5, 1894. Accommo-
dations Will be made for 80. 600 dele
gates
THERE are now 2S,36O societies of
Christian Endeavor in the world.
Nearly 1000 new societies have been
reported since the Montreal interna-
tional convention
\ FLOATING Society of Christian En-
deavor was formed in Japanese man
of-war that anchored near Tokyo. The
ship sailed away with thirteen mem
bers, and returned six months later
with membership of thirty.
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PRODUCTS OF THE STATES.

ARKANSAS in cotton stands fifth, in
mules ninth, in lumber twelfth.
TENNESSEE is second in peanuts. third
la live stock. ninth in cotton.
VIRGINIA is the first in peanuts, see
ond in tobacco and eighth in salt
MARYLAND is second in fisheries,
fourth in coal and seventh in tobacco
NORTH CAROLINA is first in tar. se..
ond in copper, third in peanuts, fourth
in rice.
ARIZONA is fifth in silver. eighth IN
sheep and live stock and ninth in gold
product.
KENTCCKY is first in tobacco. fourth
in whisky, sixth in hogs, eighth in rye
and mules.
ALABAMA is fourth in cotton, fifth ir
molasscs, sixth in sugar, seventh h
rice, tenth in coal.
CoNNECTICUT has thirty Thousand
farms. The tobacco product in lss|
was fourteen million pounds.
FLORIDA produces over fifty varictie
of the orange. The annual crop ;,
about two million and a quarter boNe,
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Lusr Ike a PAGE ..



Court officials Gave the Boys a Great
Deal OF Liberty.
Court pages seem to have been for
given good deal of mischief, If we are
t. credit the annals of European
court, The thought suggests itself
that the high diguitaries were at times
weary of etiquette aud magnihccncc,
and were secretly grateful to an au-
tlacious youngster for creating diver
sion.
one day an important official of
France. who went often TO Versailles,
was waiting in an antechamber for the
coming of the king He leaned back in
his chair, and rested his head against
the tapestry on the wall a page
slipped up behind him and with a great
pin fastened tine officials wig TO the
tapestry. Just then some one cried:
Here is the lling!'
Up jumped the official, leaving the
wig hanging to the tapestry, and con
fronting the king with bare head. He
was not at all Disconnected, and said
gravely: Il did not expect To have the
honor of saluting your majesty to-day
in the guise of a choir boy"
The king repressed smile, and at
once recognized the incident as the
Work of the page. He insisted upon
knowing who was the guilty one, and
then ordered him not to appear before
him again until he had begged the
officials pardon.
The page retired after receiving his
orders. Al midnight he decided to ex-
ecute them He galloped away on
horseback to the residence of the Off
cial, and awakened the household and
the whole neighborhood, declaring that
he had message from the king. The
official got out of bed and put on some
of his court garb in order TO receive
the kings messenger properly.
At last the page was tremendously
admitted 10 his presence. Then the
boy said: Sir, | am here at the
kings command. | have come to beg
your pardon for pinning your wig to
the tapestry"
Sir replied the official, calmly,
you need not have made such haste. "
Then the page retired with as much
hustle and ceremony. lie appeared
before the king the next morning, and
was promptly asked If he had done rs
he was told. lie answered that he had
as many witnesses could testify. When
the king was told how the page had eX-
ecutcd his orders, he shrugged his
shoulders and said: That is just like u
page. " Gouth's Companion.
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GEMS OF THOUGHT.

PRIDE that dimes on vanity sups on
contempt.-B. Franklin:
THERE is no killing the suspicion that
deceit has once bcgotten. - George
Eliot
THERE is a remedy for every wrong,
and a satisfaction for every soul
Emerson.
CoNCEIr is the most incurable disease
that is known TO the human soul
Henry Ward Beecher
IL any man turns religion into
railiery by bold jests, he renders him
self ridiculous, because ne sports with
his own life.-Tillotson.
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The Prnrcrs nf In1I-...

Prayers arc an important part of say
age custom. The Society islanders
prayed before almost every act of their
lives. In Guinea n daily PRAYER is.
20 God, help Us: we do not know
whether we shall live tomorrow: we
are in Thy hand" \ Bushman saws:
- Cahu, give us food; both hands
1uIl' Another tribe: Give me to-
uay rlce ami yams, gold and a@gry
beads slaves, riches and health; make
rle active and strong" But a savfora
IN his prayers thinks neither OF moral
lty nor OF future state. Among the
Cherokees' Aztecs. Mayas and Peru
vans the rite of baptism was of
immemorial antiquity"
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TART SENTENCES.

Fate hath her decoys.
While the jaekals fight the hare lil
home.
Little men are like great men
their defects.
The best jokes told about ourse-
are those we never hear.
When the cause of failure Is ino
there is generally hope of success
Most people have certain idea'
economy which they win put into p'
tice at any cost.
There is no computing the numoe,
times we have served as link ~
chain of the inevitable in the hyes
those whose paths we have crosse
Kathrine Grosjean, in Judge.
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Much Longer.

Little children sometimes find II %
To understand that anyone has
an existence before they. the H'
ones, were in the world.
Two girls, each seven years old ".
swinging on the gate before the h''
of one of them
We've lived in our house. sara J
little girl who was the visitor e'
since before l was born.
That's nothing" answered the ','
girl who was at home; I've 1--we"
this house fifteen yearsl'-Nouth .
panion-
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yousness. u earE. Urinary Liver Diseases.
known by tired. lanSuid feeling; inaetiOn Of
the kidneys weaKens and poisons the blood. and
unless cause removed you cannot have health.
Cured me over rve years ago OF Brights Biseas c
and Dr0psy.-Mrs. l. l.. g. MILL EB. 3othlehem.
Pa 900 other other similar testimonials. Try
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tann-s Il iduey Cure Co.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

~ Estate OF Christina fTethh hon, deceased -
Letters OF administration on the estate Of
- ristina Freidhoft, late OF the borough I.illy
in Cambria county. Pennsy lvania, deceased
having been Eranted 20 me. notice is hereby Civ
en- to All persons who are indCb.d To said estate
20 make payment to tie without delay, and any
persons having claims against said estate viii
please present them properly authenticated for
settlement SIMON CONRAD.
Lilly Pa Jan. u, 1884. Ct Y
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pMlNIsTRAroR,s NnrI ~.

n Estate oi Felix TOule deceased
Letters OF administration ON lac estate OF eii X
Joolc. deceased. late OF Portage borough, IN Cam
bria county Pa. having been granted 10 the me .
notice Is hereby given 10 all persons indebted to
SAID estate To make la5 ment to me without de-
lay. and those having claims against said estate
VIII preseat thu III properly authenticated Tor SET
uement. J. j. M'DONE ELL
Administrator OF Felix roole deceased
ortage. Pa, Dec. -, lsg3
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Munster Twp, Jan. 1!
GTEAN COW

SIEAN COW.
~ Came 10 the residence of the subscriber
IN Clcarfcld township about the middle of
November, red muley COW with bell on
and both ears marKeG. The owner Is re-
queSted TO come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away or she Will
Toe disposed of according To law.
JAMES l.. M'GOUGH.
Clcariield TWP. Jan. IL. 1884.
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Clcarfeld Twp. Jan. -,
NnrICE

EAECU rRiN' NOTICE.
IL Estate OF John MetZgar, deceased.
Letters testamentary the estate of JOhh
MetZgar. late ot the borough of Lilly in Cam
brid county. PennSy wanna. having been granted
to me- nosce - hereby given To all persons indebt-
ell 10 said estate to make payment To me without
delay and those having claims against Tie same
wili present them properly authenticated Tor set
tlemeut To me- CAROLINE NJ EIZCiAK.
Lilly, Ia. Dec. Is, 1898 o.. Executrix-
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GTRAN HORSE

~ Came To the premises of the subscriber
IA Munster township on or a bout the Sth
day OF January. l~a. a dark brown or
black horse with httle white on both
hind feet, supposed To he about l. wears
old The owner is requested 10 come for
ward. prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherw iSe he will be dis
posed of according 70 law
JOHN DAILY.
Munster Twp, Jan. 10. 1891.
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Senator Cameron told the other day
an anecdote to Illustrate the high
standard of political morality up in the
Keystone state. There was an old
Dutchman, farmer thrifty and pros
porous, who had been carefully saving
for many years. Finally he was elect
cd Il the Legislature. 1t was n pc
culiarly profitable session. There
were several railroad charters up for
consideration. Hans served faithfully.
never broke silence, and always voted:
and after the legislature had adjourned
surprised his friends at home by laying
the foundation of ten thousand dol
lar house, while there were rumors of
a twenty thousand dollal bank Dc
posit. Have You had a legacy, Hans e.
asked a ncighbor NJ last "Oh, no, -"
was the reply. Il have only been sav-
ing" ''but how could you manage to
save thirty thousand dollars on three
months salary of three dollars a day?'
"Ah,' responded Hans, complacently,
''that was very easy. You see, my wife
didn't keep no hired gnl last winter.
-BOston Advertiser
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LAECuTOR'S NOTICE
tI Letters testamenIary on the estate of Sinon
ny an, late oi the borough OF Lily Cambria coun
", deceased. having been granted To the under
sikned notice is hereby given to all persons in
uSDieu 20 sald es late 10 lake payment without
ceiay ana those having claims against said es-
tate VIII present them properly authenticated for
settlement ~
I. W Ryan
Lilly. Pa. Dec. %. 1898. Execntor
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i IrNEuuTnR,S NnrI,,E

I'NEOUTOR'S NOTICE
H Notice f. hereby given that Iet tiers TESLA
mentary in the estate of Bernard McNein late
oil Halliizin borough. deceased. have been grant
ell "a me. All persons owing said estate will
please make pay ment, and those having claims
or demands Will make known the same without
delay John MCNtIyl
Surviving executor of Bernard McNeIII, decd
GaiiitZin, Pa. January :. 1884,
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A DMINIsTAroR's NOTICE.

"a Letters of administration the estate of
Fred. W Davis, late OF Cambria township Gam
bria county. Pa. deceased. having been granted
10 the undersigned. notice is hereby given To
those Indebted 10 said estate TO make payment to
me without delay. and those having claims
against the same Will present them duly authentI-
Gated Tor settlement j. A SHOEM AKtR
bec =, loV, Administ rator
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-26

THIRTY SEVENTH ANN L AL
Il statement OF the Protection Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Cambria
County for the year ending December 81
lStl3:
Amount insured De-
ccmbcr 81. l~.2 ....-- 81, ,sls.'','
Amount insured dur
S,.1u3.35O
Deduct amount eNpir-
ed dun ling year. .......S 'l,bto
Deduct amount sur
rendered and can
c,.llrd d......-......... 2q.slS
45l .f9i
Amount Insured De- --
ccmber 81. lS!3....... Sl.o"l'o''"
Amount notes ia force
December 81. lS.,2.... lGI,U5l
AmOunt taken during
S'a' 2Og.O5G
Deduct amount eNpi"-
ed during ycdr-...-..S tu.I"o
Deduct amount sur
rendered and can
'e'''' '''' 1880
Premium notes in force
December 81, lS.3.... lh5.nH.
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Moral safety.

Deacon Lightfoot and Deacon Ohm
stead were brother officers in the same
colorcd church in a kentucky town and
while the former was fond of slipping
around "A SmollehouSe in the night
time, the latter had a hanllcriug for
chicken coops One day they met on
the street.
Look a heah, Brer Olmstead," ," said
Lightfont warnIugly, you is got ter
be mo Seerful how you fool round dem
hen coops. You is"
Deacon Olmstead was greatly
shocked
"Nhaffur you talk like dat ter me,
Brer Lightfoot," he responded. u
spec 'taint no wuSSen Stealin' meat"
Huh" said the other; ''you doau
KIN o what you talllin' about. IF you
steal chicken, de chickens gwinter
holler an you is gwintcr git shot an
bring reproach on de church, but who
ebber heah n ham holler?'' And will,
this knockout argument Brer Light
foot passed on. Detroit Free Press
Her Hopeless Ignorance.
The following conversation is an ex-
ample of my wife's hopeless ignorance
of salmon fishing. One afternoon
while was out several neighbor ladies
CHANGED 10 call, and, as usual, over
their tea, opened fire with the usual
query as to my sport on the river.
''Oh, yes" said her ladyship, in an
abstracted manner, my husband
caught a salmon yesterday"
What size was it?'' inquired one of
the fair visitors
Eleven feet long" was the reply.
There was, of course, much titlerinL:
at this
Then il must have been eleven
inches long" was the amended answer.
Increased merrimcnt ensued
Well" said my wife, desperately
"I know it was eleven something; per
haps it was eleven pounds. Black
woods Magazine.
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FEES Bros
Shaving Parlor,
Ham Street, Near Post Office

ro-1he undersigned desires to in form the pub
hc mat they have opened shaving par or
MAN street. near the post office where barbering
IN all its hTaHchcs css viii carried in the
iufnre- tveTything neat anC clean.
Your patronage solicited.
FEES BIOS
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SATURDAY, FEB. 3RD. 1891.

at > o'clock. =. all that certain pierre par
col of and situate IN the township Of Allegheny,
IN the county OF Cambria and sta te OF PeuuSyi
Vauia. bounded on the west Dy the land Of
IS afe Of tOhn DUugiasS, deceased; land Of the
estate oi samuel Fay, and land of the estate OF
James Eckeu'O ie= on the north 10y land the
eSt ate of r y. Haid ceceas sed. and land OF Peter
Norm on the east by Iaud OF he estate OF Jacob
Mouse. deceased. and land OF Charles Tum!insou:
ANA on the sOuth 10y land Of Inert AnsmaE ant
land OF Sebastian Frye, containing
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Balance on hand and in BANKS 1913 -
Jan II. 1891. the foregoing rcpOrt exam
incd. found correct and approved.
JNO. LLOYD.
LNO j. EVANS.
{. II. ROBERTS.
janl9.3 Executive Committee.
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CASH ACCOUNTS.
RECEIPTS
Amount on hand at
last settlcment.....-.S 2,.EiS -
Cash for new inSur-
ancr .............. I.2O4 90
Balance Asses mCnt
No II 2........... .i2I 90
: 55G. =
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DN virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court of
ID Cambria county. Peunsy yIvanfa, ii
rected, will expose 10 pubiic sale At the store
room OF W. A. Il. Little. ia L1Ietto. Pa.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-02
Vessels in Port.

L ) ) Philadelphia, Barker, from Caliao,
Peru
I SIS Adams, Nelson, from a cruise
II u VI > Champion, koose, EsIuiniault
II J Ms Naniwa. Mori, from Japan
= y Australia, Houdletie, from San Fran
cisco
Am bs Margaret, Peterson, Comox, from
British Columbia
Am schr Transit, Jorgensen. from San
Francisco
An .ehr Bangor, Ashe, from Newcastle y
Am bk Martha Davis, Soule. from New
York
Am bktne Mary Winkelnnan, Nisscn, from
Newcastle, \ SW
Am tern camps, Peterson, from 'iuyama,
Mexico
Am ship D p cheney, Mosl,cr, from pr.
parturo bay
Ani tern Glendale, Johnson, from Eureka,
Cal
l'ri, ship Ea.,cr9i,, Rin,mer, from New.
castle. SW
Er bark Nillalta, Harlnnd, from Liver
pool
iiaw ok Il = Rithet. Morrison, from sa,.
francisco
Hnw bk Mauna Ala, Smith, from Sun
HaM bktnr Rlikitat, cutler, from Port
Haw ok Andrew WEIGH, Drew, from san
Francisco
Brit bk elOcity, Martin, from Hongkonp
Ger bk Nautilus, Assing. from Liverpool
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Shipping Notes.

The steamer Kinau will he due from Ha-
wall and Maui early Tomorrow morning.
she will leave again on the following Tues
day.
The American ship Is. r. Cheney, +.
Mosher master, Was towed into port this
morning by the tug Eleu. She is ~ days
from Departure Bay with 2OsU tons Of Wei
lingt0n coal for the l. |. ). y. GO.
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SHE'S GOING TO THE FAIR.
Tho Amazon Who Figured III the
Race For Life"


4 couple " weeks ago Miss Kaihe-
mua, a native less or more than the
average avordupois, created furore
Of excitement in town on account Of
an escapade with foreigner near
the water front. II was then dubbed
Race for life" The girl aud man
had disagreed over something and
on catching glimpse Of him on the
street, he Amazon gave chase and
the foreigner barely escaped with a
whole scalp. 1t is reported that
ever since the man has been laying
low" After the departure OF the 5.
=. Australia Tomorrow, maybe the
man will rest in peace, and say,
Thank goodness, she's gone" Miss
Kaihcmua called at the Custom
House this morning, deposited q
dollar and took out passport Tor
San Francisco. She will visit the
Midwnter Fair and take in the
sights about the city.