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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-22
Notice.

If you intend plastering your house
IT will be to your interest to use mate
rial that has proven itself to be right.
a little book for asking that tells you
all about the right kind" of II. Alex.
Stoke, agent for Adamant Wall Plaster,
Kings Windsor cement.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-22
Mems Shirts.

The greatest line we have ever had.
Other seasons we got 75c., but this year
we can show you 200 different styles
for SOC. Mems Shirts for 25c., 5ec.,
75c., 81 90 and Sl.25
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-22

Bell, the clothier and merchant tailor.
is making fine all wool clay for sls.
Best shoes, best styles and best prices
-Robinson's shoes.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-22
Sweaters

for men 1Sc., sweaters for boys 1Sc.
Sweaters for men 50c., sweaters for boys
SOC. Match the price if you dare
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-22
Boys Shirts

for 20c., 25c., 40c., 50c., 75c. and 81 90.
1t will pay you to look Ms through on
this line as we can save you money.
We buy from the manufacturer and not
from iObbers
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-22
Decoration Day at Rathmel.

Washington Camp No. 6O2, =. O. s.
OF A., is making preparation for big
time at Rathmel on Decoration Dav,
The program Is us follows.
Form line OF March al l.. y. S. of A, hall Mt
POO A. NJ, from there proceed direct to
Prospect cemetery.
Music."we'll Garland their Graves. Choir
s,ong-"strewing Flowers" -. :. s. s. Children
Decorative Services. ''''''' '''''' D'"'
song-"The Unknown. ........... Choir
Ball Game.
Sham Battle.
Entertainment Mt p. o. $. OF A. hall at 300 p. N.
Musc-"Braye Soldiers Of Freedom Choir
Address ~ Welcome. .P. p. f. q. McIIenry
music1"Honor the Brave. ...... Choir
: "Our Flag, the Stars and Stripes" ""''
h.s,sny 1000 ''''''''.' ... Jessie Mciienry
Musc-,"The Dying soldiers Message" Choir
Rocitation-"Bill and I".....,......W.W Wynnt
:, "a True Incident"
:, "a Little Boys Speech"
Musc-"ln Memorium" ".....,......-..... Choir
Drafted. Mrs J. l.. Marshall
Emma finyS
my Brothers Grave"
Glorious Army" mn '....,..... Choir
Oration-"You Didn't strew any Flowers ON
My Papas Grnvo......"..;;. Miss Ella Brown
Musc-"Rcsi, Ye Noble Braves. 80. - 80. Choir
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-22
Mems Fine Balbriggan I'm
derWear

for so cts. suit. Guarantee you can't
match the same less than Sl.00 suit
anywhere. Call and see
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-22
':B'E'L'L.:'

The ONLY RELIABLE CLOTHIER in Reynolds.
vile, is displaying for Spring and Summer Just
look at few of his prices for this season:
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-22

Mothers You want to fine line of washable suits
have for boys for &c., ST. 125 5 7 S2 and Call
and look them whether want not No trouble
show goods.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-13

6 ortiebung | IT,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-13

miro bel 9erehter unter ben Sdrben
elmer BON Soubepnes unter0ebraht lein
llno es plrc mir aud unertrdgli9, Die
urlabe zines Samples 81 lein, Der
did berabIeBen miiros, io0ar pbne
retten 5l fOnnen, mas nibt einnul Sein
lit.
Sic erbpb iih uno ma6te nit gtlf=
rcNlln9 eini9e Shritte I'M 3immer auf
lll1o alb; Damn iprab lie, nit grocer
SSillenstraft einen Shein Der Gubc
tpieber 0nnebmenb:
sd ,ueroe einen @eihdftsagcntcn
ST oieler Dame i6iden," iaOte Iie,
.,rno lb weroe mid Su ieiner Mei=
nllnA betehren."
sd puBte ipobI, baB Oh ni6t lln=
gere6t lein tOnntelt, liebe Mutter!"
uIber ih itelle Slt alien Sieiem cine
ooppelte S%eoin9ung, Sban. Spri6
mir BON nibts mebr bis gu benz gu=
9enbllf, ,pp mein geIebli6er Gatbgeber
ilh ahs0eiprOhen bat NM beiu9e oieies
lnn9e Wfdoben niht mebr."
Span fubr suiammeu.
.,Maoame Suuerrier miro es be-
fremoeuo iiuoeu, mi6 ni1t su isben
-. Warum milf Oh, oaB i1 nit ibr
bredtn iOa?"
Maoame BON Sorbepnes mabte cine
ungsouloi9e Sepesung.
$50 iprede Dir ni9t bon yre9en,
jeoOd Seine Sciu1c 81 pertd9en."
,.Su bdltit ablplut O%araui!"
.gbiolut."
SD iueroe tbun, mas Su Wiini1It;
aber iA boffe. oaB Oh niht idumen
wirlt, cinen Mann bes GjeleBes 81 Ma=
oame 81 i6ifer, beiien GntiOeioung
mir meiue 6reibeit tu~isoerSibt. g8en
ludblit Oh Sir?"
..@leine gSabl 1T anaeseist: i6 usroe
meinen Notnr ibifen."
,,@iaft Oh, pab ib inn iiber bic
8eibihte Ilstunit aebe?"
.Sa, in meiner 8esenmart.
sd lueroe ibn oieien Mtorsen fra=
gen lalen!"
,SSenm Oh wiQit; es lit belier, bic
gauge 8eldi9te SIei6 su gnoe 81 fub-
rem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-13
II.

Sban bate ~9eglaubt, Waoame Eu=
berrier gum Soralls anmeloen gu biir.
fen, oaB Der N9ent ieirer Wutter, mel
der fuit elm Sreuno fir Tie mar, Die
Gbre buben wilroe, iib bel ibr porsll=
Itelien uno bel ibr Die GrlaubniB su
p%erlan9en, Die Papiere Gtbels gu prii=
fen, I'M Iobalo ols m09li9 Die aanse
Sadie auf freunoiGaitli6em Gube gu
Dronen."
Maoame Suoerrier biQigte oieien
S6ritt unO hemilltpmmnete Den Notar
init elmer bpben 8unitbeseugun9. Sic
bate ibren alien 6reuno, Srn. poll
Wpntbel 9ebeten, bieier 3uiammen=
tunft beiSuipobneu. Sie suei gelebr=
ten Serreu priiIten, oiscutirtsu uuo
itimmtcn iiberein, oaB Gtbel un3peiiel=
bate Papiere beldBe, nit Dem Sorbe=
battle bon Seiteu oes Manoatars Der
Maoame BON Soubepnes 9emilie Nab=
~weiiunaen gu betrditigen, bic Sertunit
Der Vriefe aus Nmerita All DeriIisirerl
uno ourd i'm ielbit bic Sbentitdt
Gtbels feltsuitellen.
Sie Serbnnoluneen bauerten nur
einige 98Dberl, an oeren Gnoe Wabame
9upDnber li6 bel Waoame bon Scu=
bepnes pprltellte uno ibr ertldrte, bab
ibre neber3en9ung, gel .rtt ourb Die
Meinun9 zines ~beriibmten Nbbptaten,
abiOlut gebemmt iuGre, unO oaB c5
eben 10 unUerniinitig als unaerebt lei,
einen prD5eB 81 erbaltet, oeTen Ser=
lult fiber iplre.
Die 6riit oieier @oden lag i6lper
auf oenen, nel6e Die ermartete 2olun9
10 nabe intersilirte. Mooame bon
Soubepnes bate ibren Sobn 9ebetcn,
cinen 10 nnongenebmen 8esenltano
nl6t ppr%snnebmen, 10 lang es fem
neues Gattum 81 oistltiren edbe.
Sic belt ibr geielli6aftlides Geben bel
uno aifettirte cine %DOllitdnoi9e 8eiltes=
freibeit. @llein ibre SammerIruu
fOunte cine Seri6limmerun9 in Der
nero0ien Nhsttion, on Der lie icit lon=
gen Sabrcn lit, tbatldhlid belueiien,
uno lie nabm mebr ais einnal ibre
3uflu9t 81 Den Wtitteln. oeren MtiB=
brau6, ibr cine tduibenoe &raft perlieb
uno grub Die Serbeerung ibrer &rant=
belt INNER tiefer.
Span mar npb 81 jung, I'M cine
9lei6e @eWalt ii6er feline GlnplinOuu=
gen gu beiiBeu. Gr ,uar ~auI9ere0t,
nerp0s, balo bic Giniamteit iu3eno,
balo ourd an9eitren9te l~lebunaen uno
iiberbaupt Ourb unenOli6e Yromenas
ben 81 Yfero oas 6ieber Der @riuar=
tln9 n%ieoersuoriiden perinbeno, bas
i'm per3ebrte.
@as iolten Maoame Suberrier unb
Gtbel pdbreno OeIisu BON ieinem tpe=
nigltens abiOnoerllden getra9en oen=
Ten! Der 8eoGnte, OaB Die cine poer
Die dloere i'm zines intereiiirten Gje=
fiibles bei6uloi9en, ibn bOle 9iauben
tOnnte pe9en Der 3uriifforoerulg oes
juuoen WlbAens. Dieler 8ebnnte alleiu
ma6te ibn i6on balb ndrriih. ga er
li6 nidt mebr balten, cs nidt mebr er=
tra9en t%Onnte, perOd1tig 81 iein, ent=
t0lDb er li6, Waoame SuUerrier All
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-13
Hoods s ss;';;, Kurirt

Flaschen machten ihn zu einem star
ken n gesuuden Jungen. Es list jetzt
Zwei Jshre her seitdem er die Ietzte
Flasche Won Hoods Sarsaparilla ge-
nommen und ist seit iener Zeit die
Krankheit NIGHT wieder erschienen
n er list NIGHT einen Tag krank
gewesen. Hoods ist Elm Segen fir uns
gewesen, und wir glauben, dasz es un-
seres Sohpes Leben g~erettet hat. MRS.
DOLLY p. FoRTNEY, Ivy, Missouri.
Moods Pisien sind handgemacht und yoll
tOmmen in Proportion und Ansehen. &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-13
Knaben Leben gerettef.

Worte koennen NIGHT vollkommen bee
schreiben, was Hoods SarsapariIla
fuer meinen Sohn gethan hat. Er
hattie salt seiner Kindheit ON Blutver-
giftung gelitten. Wiz versuchten viels
verschiedenen Me0iZinen. Aerzte
gaben linn Arznei, aber er wurde
schlimmer anstatt besser. Wir kauf-
ten eine Flasche Won Hoods Sarsapa-
riila, und ais or sic genommen HATTIE,
befand er SIGH etwas besser; nachdem
er zweigenommen, hattie er an Gesund-
haiC und KraiU und sechS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-13
Hoods


Reinigt, belebt und bereichert das
Blut und giebt daher vollkommene
Verdauung und vollkommene Gee
n
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
PERIL OF THE NORTH SEA.
Fun OF Anxiety 10 the Navigator and
Pneumonia to the Passenger.

Fun of Anxiety To the Sayicator and
Pneumonia to the Passenger.
The passage cf the North sea. or Ger
man oceau-for it is equally well
known 10y both titleS-is looked upon
with dread by the navigator~ who have
To brave its dangers, says the Boston
Transcript.
The sailors of the North German
Lloyd call il the Sea of Murder. i'm al
m~iou To- the marine disasters with
which its history hri~tIc~. The captain
of the liner whn~, destination Is Liver
pool feels that the perilN of hi~ vuv-
age are practically over when hc
reaches Queenstown. Thecummaud,re
of the sister ships of the EIhc. ON the
other hand. realize That the most
dangerous part Of their Journey is yet
to come. for ahead of them l. the mar
row and crowded English channel and
the equally crowded and tempe~'u uuu-
North SEA. These uuruly waters are
open To the fierce sweep of the wind
that Is 50 dreaded IN Europe. that
which iS from the northeast. Only
those who have experienced tLy~'
murrow-ehillin". pueumuuia-brecdiu
blasts can realize their anger and their
power. The Gulf stream. which surge,
up the channel and around the north
crn end of the British Isles. meets the
i.y currents from the arctic regions
Storms. varied 10y dense fag~. result
from this combination. The east coast
of England forms deadly Ice shore for
the shipping caught in the prevailing
winds. Iu addition To- these natural
dangers. the North Sca l. crossed and
rrcroS~ed 10y dozens of steamer lanes
II l. also the seat of the great herring
fisheries, with their thousands Of
sluacIlS and schooners that, lying at
anchor here. there and everywhere are
are 10y no means the least of the dan
gers which menace the navigator
Here too. there are hundreds of Scntc'
and English cua~ting craft. which stan.
well To sea 10 avoid the dangers OF Shor,
lines. And. lastly. the mouth of the
Thames spreads funncl-lii.e into the
North sea. adding To- the total peril.
with its fleets of incoming and outgoing
vessels
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26

Chinese maudarins of the second
class wear Il button of coral red, sug-
gested by cocks comb. since the cock
is the bird that adorns their breast.
The third class are gorgeous. with a
robe on which a peacock is emblaz-
oned, while from the center of the red
fringe of silk upon the hat rises "A sap
phire button. The button of the fourth
class Is an Opaque dark purple stone.
and the bird depicted on the robe is
the pelican. \ silver pheasant on the
robe and clear crystal button on the
hat are the rank of the. fifth class.
The sixth class are entitled to
wear an embroidered storl5 and a jade
stone button; the seventh a partridge
and an embossed gold button. In
the eighth the partridge is reduced to
a quail, and the gold button becomes
plain. while the ninth-class mandarin
has to be content with a sparrow for
his emblem, and with silver for his
button.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
IN PUBLIC LIFE.

GEORGE W. MCBRIDE, who succeeds
Senator Dolph, is IL years of age
native of Oregon, a man of genial and
attractive manners, and of unqucS-
toned ability.
EN-GoV. RUSSELL is one of the busiest
lawyers in Massachusetts He figures
very little in public dinners or gather
ings of any sort nowadays, but dcvotcs
himself strictly 20 business.
NORMAN y MozEIY. of Missouri, IS the
Youngest member of the new house of
representatives. He was born ON 4
farm in 1850. and worked as 4 farm
hand until 1887. when he had educated
himself sufficiently to'teach school and
study law.
HoN. Mrs. CLARA CREsSINGHAN. one
of the three feminine statesmen in the
Colorado legislature, has introduced a
bill in the lower house of that body To
create a state board of arbitration and
mediation for the purpose of settling
labor troubles.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
IN LIE LIBRARY sET

JULES VERNE. who i now seventy
eight years Of age. thinks Charles Dick
ems the greatest English novelist
QUEEN VICTORIA Il thinking cf Great
ing a literary order for England II
was an idea formed by the prince con
sort two years before his death
THE last daughter of Bettina Won
Arnim. the friend Of Goethe. died "a
few days ago in berlin. aged seventy
seven. She Was married to Count
MaNimilIian Won Oriola. and was a
great favorite of the poet in her youth
IT seems that the name of the noun
tain in whose crest Stcyensou's grave
i cut i not pala. a. some of tine telc-
grams from Samoa have Indicated The
real name of the hin Is N-ca- with the
three vowels pronounced separately
a. in Italian. and the accent "n the a.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES did not
receive the degree Of master OF arts
until nine years after the degree ef
doctor Of laws had been conferred upon
him 10y his alma mater and three years
after he had been honored with the
highest titles 10y Edinburgh, Cam
bridge and Oxford
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
FAVORITE SONGS.

THE CANPRELI-S ARB CoNINF Il
very cd Scottish air Copies II IT. dat
ing back 10 1920, are known To exist
..BFGoNE. Duh. CARE l. over three
hundred wears old. The melody was
formerly known a. The Queens jig
.-ONE BuNrER AT PARTING l. one 1f
the best of Moore'S convivial songs
The tune was called Mol Eoe in the
Morning"
"BINGES oN TIE RHINE WAS written
bv Mrs. Caroline Norton The music
was composed 10y Jud>on Hutchinson
about lS4S.
who'll BE KING But CHAEIIE2'
came from the pen of Carolina ohphant.
This. air i, from a collection Of old Scot
tiSh ballads.
- BOYS. CARRY Ma LoNG" was one
of Fosters later songs 1t was written
in 1851. and immediately attained q
wide popularity
.-TuosE EVENING BELLS" one Of
N"orc's most popular songs, was sug-
gested 10y a melody entitled The Bells
| Of 1t. Petersburg
WAKE NICoDENUS." a very popular
/ song during the war. Nas written by
| Henry G Work. the author OF My
| tirandfather-s Clock
THE SWORD OF BUNKEE HILL came
! from the pen of William Ross Wallace
a Kcntucllian. The music was the
| work of Bernard Covert.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
LEARNING BY SIGHT.
The Marvellous wor, o. ModeIer- from
Memory.


Danton tn. celebrated caricatUri~t.
had "a wonderful power of modelling
from memory. After one long look at
mis- subject hc couiu 90 L. mis- studio
and make "a bust quite perfect in it, re
~,guhlau-v-
One day a young man came To him
saying hat lsi~ sister yya~ iil and about
To diy. aud that, although thu family
wished her bust modelled. they dared
not excite her 10y mentioning it, Would
lac undertake, 10 reproduce her features
after seeing her once? Danron agreed
anG next ,iav the brother informed his
sister that h,. intended To present her
with some Jewels and that a young
man would bring some specimens for
her approval.
Ruutou brought in the Jewels and,
srpiuy home. modelled: a bust Df striking
resemblance. Next ycaran old gentle
mall. the father of the Young woman,
came TO order a bust of the brother,
who alSc had died. This, too. was "A
marvellous success.
The result cf such planning, however.
was not always as satisfactory to his
patrons as IN uhese cases. \ gentleman
who couId not persuade his wife To sit
asked Daatun To- enter certain omni-
bus one day. and fiN in his memory the
features of tine lady opposite him
He did So. modelled beautiful bust.
and sent It home. 1t proved, However.
to H.. not tl,, mistress, hat the maid,
who had also taken the trip in the ON
uibIIS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
CALiFCRHIAN GOSSIP.


\ REuTHEE Of President Dole. of lla-
waii. i u fruit-growcr at Riverside
Cal
CAIIFoRNIA's trade with the far is-
lands of the south Pacific Il steadily
growing.
TuE Californians are almost ~olidly
in favor Of the annexation of Hawaii
san FrauciSco-s trade with Hawaii Il
very large
THE California legislature has passed
a biH regulating th, hours of labor in
the logging camps. and otherwise pro-
tecting the laborcr>-
Los ANGELES claims To- have recov-
cred from the I'll effects following the
collapse Of the great boom there, and
i now growing steadily
NoUSr WHITNEY. in California Il he
livved To toe the highest mountain in
tina United States outside of Alaska
Its height Is about l4-9o0 feet
GoID mining has had "a great revival
in California the product last year hav-
ipE risen 10 Sl2.0oo. 600 Money has
come recently from Europe for invest
ment in California gold mines
San FEANCI~Co now claims a popula-
tion Of O.OUu. exclusive Of itS suburbs
II l. five times a. large a Los Angeles
and Portland ore. which are the next
largest cities on the Pacific coast
CALIFORNIA people claim that their
state coula support 2u,upo,o ooo people
with the resources of its own soil They
| think that if they had more railroads
/ To- the eaSt their population would in
crease much faster
THERE are still great uneNplored
| tracts among the lofty mountains of
! California. and every year the explorers
] find new waterfalls and precipice~ and
! valleys and canyons OF surprising
/ beauty and grandeur
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
4 PEASANT MAT CHMAKER.
Rargainei with Sun-in-Law, Then Cav
Him the Wrong Carl.


Speaking of German weddings, n
writer SAYS: As rule sons and daugh-
tt.rs born and bred in slaviSh obedience
do not even murmur. Amusing Incl
dents do occur. and that qHite often.
one of these was comical enough to
seem worth repeating \ peasant
with four daughters. all of them de
cidedIy uuattractive in looks. disposed
Of hIs second and least homcly one al
the marriage last year. When the
young fellow. however, came to the
old mans house, the sly old fox led out
his firstborn. five years Older than the
groom and enough To frighten anyone
away.
Thereupon a stormy interview. a
lengthy discussion. and at last after a
deal of haggling an agreement was
reached. simply 10y increasing the ma
turc old maiden's dowry 10y thousand
marks lS2JOl. And | saw this couple at
the fsiir-cooing like turtle doves and
happy as can be. odd. isn't il? Yet
that Is the rule with these mar rriagcs
concluded in such ultra prosaic fash
ion Nearly all of them turn out well.
am crcdihly informed You see these
peasants from around Teltow are much
like those lola 80 graphically paints in
his novel. La Terrc~ souls that
have no room for anything beside the
thirst for more land and more gold.
Or. to put II in a more complimentary
way, they're not quite ~ iinical as We
city-bred people are--N. y. Adver-
tiSt.r.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
SONGS THEY SING.
How the Bee and ia" Katydid Make
Their Music.

How the Bee and rl" Katydid Make
Their Music
Many insect, make "A noise of some
sort. at least most of them do. And "a
this noise Is of different kind in differ
cnt animals. 81 ii Is produced in differ
ent ways Scarcely any two insects
make their music in the same manner
There l. the Gttle llatydid. You all
know the llutydid. of course 1t Is in
color ii light green: its wings are gauZE
and beautiful. just where the wing of
the l5atvdid Joins the body there II "a
thick ridge. and another ridge cnrrc-
spending to il on the wing ON these
.id.reS l., stretched Il I in but strong
skin. which makes a sort of drumhcad.
1t i- tbs, rubbing together of these two
ridges or drumHcadS which makes the
queer noise we hear from the llatydid-
1t il loud and distinct. but not very
musical. and the next time we hear the
sound Katy did, Katy didn't" Won
may know this katydid Is rubbing the
ridges of her body together and per
hap~ euioviug doing it. The moment
it l. dark she and all her friends be-in-
Pcrhap, some of them rest sometimes.
but il they do there are plenty more 10
take up the music
Then there iS the bee. The bees hum
comes from under its wings. too. but Il
produced i'm a different way II Il tn.
:,i. drawing in and ont of the air tubes
in the bees quick flight which makes
the bumminr The faster a bee flies
tho udcr. hc huns. DartiuE back AMI
forth. he huns hu~ilE. because he can [
help il. until presently he lights ON "a
flower or even a fence and all at once
he Is still again.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
nn,rr,ing Granite by Fire.

At Baugalore. in southern India,
granite slabs as large as sixty 10y forty
feet and a half foot thick are quarried
b,- means of wood fires. \ narrow line
OF fire. about seven feet long. made of
dry logs of light wood. is gradually
heightened and moved forward over
an even surface of solid rock. II IS
left in position till strokes with ham
Iner show that the rock in front OF the
fire has become detached from the
main mass beneath; the burning wood
i then pushed on few inches. The
rock keeps splitting about five inches
below tine surface. 1t takes about
eight hours and one thousand i've hun
dred weight Of wood To set free slab
measuring seven hundred and forty
square feet Aftcrward the plate is
easily cut with blunt chisels into strips
two and one-half feet wide.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
PERSONAL TALK.

Miss ELY O'CoNNELL, in religion
Mother Mary Benigna, the granddaugh-
ter of Daniel O'Connell. died lately in
the Ursuline convent at Waterford.
DIR. IDA T.. RICHARDSON, of Philadel-
phia. is one of the most successful
women physicians of the country. her
income being estimated at $4,000 a
year.
REV. EDWARD DAVIS. of Oakland.
Cal is said to be an actor preacher. a
word painter, patron of the waltz, a
sponsor for bean poker. and the most
popular preacher in the city.
THE Misses Swami are three Louis
Vile girls who have made Il success as
designers and carvers of choice furni-
ture They prepare work only on or
ders. and seek only the best trade. No
Implications are permitted. The de
signs. the construction, the carving,
are ali done by the three sisters.