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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17

NOTICE is hereby given that the apple alton
IN of Conrad Wenderoth. formerly of WIlmore
borough, Tor the the transfer Of 9 Retail Liquor
License gr anted TO Charles Sutherland. IN Cres
son township. where he now resides, has been
flcd In the office OF the CLERK OF the Court OF
Quarter SesS ions. Of Cambria county; and th at
the same " III be presented to he sail Court for
IFS consideration on WEDNESDAY. APRtL Z.
1896 s. W DAVIS
apr s st. Clerk of the q. -.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
Attempted Highway Robbery

Mr. Jacob karlhejm, of Altoona, was
held up by TWO highwaymen on the Dry
Gap road about a mile north OF that city
on Saturday euening. Mr.. Karlheim is
administrator for his fathers estate siIu-
ated near Carroltown. in this county. He
sold the farm Saturday and was returning
home IN a buggy with the cash proceeds of
the sale, amounting To $50 in his pocket.
AT the watering place at Red Hill two men
stepped into the road. and while one Sc
cured the horse. the other drew i bead on
the driver, commanding him TO hand over
that money"
MIR. Karlheim gave the horse sharp
cut with the whip, ami the animal rear
ing shook of the roboer hold. throwing
him To the ground. The horse then dash
ed forward, the wheels of the buggy pass
ing over the highwayman. Mr. harlheiEl
does not know whether he was followed ol
not. but he does know that he reached
home safely, with the money intact.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17

tarrh For catarrh use Eiy's Cream Balm. Both
re nedies are pleasant to use. Croam Balm. soc.
per bottle; Pineoia Balsam. 25c. Sold by Drug
ri sts.
novl l0e4iy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
Charged with Cattle Thief

The Altoona Gazette of Saturday, says:
William Miller is under arrest, charged
with stealing nine beeves and selling them
to Schell Brothers, butchers, of Hastings.
Cambria county. The cattle were missed
last September, but the location of the
supposed thief was not learned until few
days ago. A warrant for Miller's arrest
was sworn out before justice of the
peace at Hastings. and yesterday sent to
Constable Stains, of this city, who had il
endorsed by Alderman Doyle
Miller was placed under arrest and lock-
ed up until this morniLg, when he was
taken To Cambria county for hearing. 1t
is alleged he captured the cattle on the
mountains near Lloydsville, drove them 10
Hastings and sold them for S225.
The owners of the cattle. when they
learned who had purchased them, went TO
Hastings, identified the hides and com
PEELED Schel Brothers to pay them $500
The purchasers of the cattle then began
looking for the thief, and as a result Mill
er was arrested.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
school Report.

Following is the report OF Room No. 4,
Lilly borough school:
Pupils enrolled; boys, 10; girls, i3; total
%. Average attendance; boys, II; girls,
IL: total. % Class leaders; A class. Ed
win Butler; Il class, Mary Murray; Z
class, Virginia Hawkins.
Pupils present every day during month;
Matte NJ Entosch, NJ. Pearl Piper.
Simpson Evans. Paul Hawkins, Carl
Evans. Jake Brady, Carrie Conrad. Mary
Murray, Walter Piper, Virginia Hawkins
and Russell Berkharct.
MINNIE NJ. IVORY, Teacher.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17

Passengers from branch points desiring
To take the special train will use the fol-
lowing trains: Southwest branch, train
No. lOl. To Greensbnrg; Indiana branch,
Indiana accommodation, No 81, To BlaIrs-
willie Intersection; Martinsburg and Holli-
daySburg. accommodation train No. 4l2, to
Altoona; from Bedford, train No. /. to
Huntingdon.
Should the number of passengers not be
sufficient To warrant the running of special
train. the company reserves the right to
carry participants in this excursion on
regular train.
Tickets on sale in Pittsburg, at Union
Ticket Office $40 Fifth avenue, and Union
station, and at all stations mentioned
above. For full Information apply to
agents or Thomas +. Watt. passenger
agent western district, Fifth avenue and
SmiIhteld street, PiJtsburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
An PERSONAL.

L. Asn PERSONAL
,.-a-hrea1euing epidemic
1 shields. Of Loretto, spent a
4 .aa Thursday.
/. r.--.. Of Chest Springs,
4 .--ur WrdueSday-
!. -..vr.Ir. Of Patton, was a
\ r..ru,s on Monday.
1 L, u.4-v. Of This place, spent
-.a r.,r~burg this week.
/ .,. n.,n granted to the
4 ,. company at Spansler.
L. H.ar-r. of this place, ha~
/ -... .-..,r couple days this
In A. Luther, Of Carroll
1 II,-.,.-..os To EhenSburs on
....u aerampanied hy ram
-. Er-u~lurg on sunday
f...rrr. vh" has been III
rH past week returned
t.t
,r...r. of Chest Springs,
.ra.lr- hopes are enter
...Nrrg-
rr..-. fr Altoona. J. II.
NOW iu the hands
county
. ,,.I-ku5wn citi-
t.-ff- home. in that
.... ...r..I ,,: wears.
..- aur In blast OH
....-- gf Two months.
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-- .a l.' - Iun.
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iu--.ay AFTERNOON Tor fough-
3. where ur Viii attend u
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q mlag nl uur citizens are iOi-
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.aarl .g l..-
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apr II 2t

NOTICE.
IN Sealed proposals will De received until
April goth by the St. Nicholas Church Building
Committee, Ior the cutting of stone for the new
Church. Plans and pecihcatons can be seen by
calling on Rev. Father r. Rupert. NicktOWn. Pa.
the C, ID 10 the right to reject any OF
all bids A. KIRSCH, Secretary.
NtcEtown Pa ADriI 5th 1895 2t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17

-Gustave Kruger, of Morrellville, and
Isaiah Steel, of the sixteenth ward, Johns
towE, were fatally injured while at work
in the Cambria Iron company's blast fur
mace between IL and l O'Clock on Monday
morning. Both men were taken to the
Cambria hospital. Kruger died al 5:45 A.
NJ, and Steele is not expected to recover.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
THE OLD RELIABLE.

Everybody, and especially the oyster-ioving
people of EbensDurg. are Invited to call At Robt.
McBreen's Old Reliable Restaurant. when they
want good fresh Oysters. by the pint, quart or
gallon Or you can have them Stewed or Fried
all a; the lowest price Fresh Oysters every day
octlltf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17

rINHE snnua meeting of the stock holders OF the
i Ebensburg Building and Loan Association,
will be held on Monday the 27th day of April A.
ID 1895, at $50 p M. at Council Chamber. Enens-
burg. Pa Tor the purpose of eiecting officers and
directors Tor the ensuing year and transact
such other business may be necessary.
LESTER LARIMER.
apr Il It. Secretary.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
COUGHS AND COLDS.

IL soothes, quickly
abates the cough,
ana renders expecto-
\ ration easy.
COnsu umPtives
Sill invariably de-
rive beuefit from its
use. Many who sup
pose their cases to be
consumption are only
suffering from q
chronic cold or deep
seated cough, often
aggravated sy ca
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17

UDI1OR'S SErTLEMANT.
IA Statement OF settlement with the Super
vtsors OF Bsckliek township for the year ending
March 9. 1896.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17
Mf.ceIIaneoas notices.

FURS WANTED.
Highest prices paid for all kinds OF Furs.
Bring them to GEO. l.. EREDERICkS,
Nov !, 1895 Eoensburg. Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17

+. .-a threatening epidemic
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-04-17

l,l3 So sl.na So
We, the undersigned auditors OF Blackjack
township have audited the above account and
founi correct the Test of our knowledge AMI
belief.
q A. MICHAELS.)
hin + FSWE4ND, SSSEs' Audit or'-
Attest Walter Ed wards. CLERK.
IL ST.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20
EXCITEMENT AT GLEN MARY.
Another Oil Well with a Large Yield
.,fruci<

Chattanooga. Tenn. January 1a-(Spe-
cial.)-Word has reached here tonight from
Glen Mary that a wen, yielding about $40
barrels Of oil per day. was struck yester-
cay. There is great excitement
u was within one mile If Glen Mary that
Slr. StrUbe worked under difficulties for
three years aud found oil at 1.eda feet The
Strube well was sold 70 the Standard oil
Company. and that sale started the pres
eut excitement.
Yesterday the Emory r.ver, at Hartman,
was covered with oil. Which today is said
20 come from an overflow Of T.. Il. Burt's
wei, On Spring creek Carloads Of ma
chine1I and casing are delivered at Rugby
r3ad every day 1t IS said thar S5.oNo oo3
uas already been paid ia by different cor
pOratons for She purposes Of deye lOprnent
There are nov eighty-four corporations
doing bushes 81 The group OF oil counties in
Teunesse c ana Kentucky.
The oil field in kentucky has been found
is great exc.teu Fl tEere The Standard
Oil Company is now said to he Interested
in the South Pennsylvania company which
Is operating extensively ~ Fentress county
William Young, Cf Rugby. has secured a
number of now bases for the Standard It
IS also definitely aScerJa-ned that the
Forest Oh Company is also a sub-cOmpany
Of the STANDARD. The eXc.teaent is in
creasing, and prsspectors are docking into
the territory
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HIGH TREASON CHARGED.
Robinson Replies to the Questioning
Cable of Mr.. Chamberlain.

London, January T.-On January 14th
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain, secretary of state
for the colonies sent a cablegram to Sir
Hercules Robinson, governor of Cape Col
ony asking for certain specific Information
in regard to the members of the reform
committee and other persons recently ar
rested at johannesburg by the 3oer au-
thorities and taken to Pretoria for con'
finement pending their trial. I'm this mes
sage Mr. Chamberlain expressed fears that
wholesale arrests would disorganize the
industries which are carried on in the Rand
territory. and asked Governor Robinson
to ascertain and report what the persons
arrested were accused of, when they would
be tried for the offenseS of which they are
charged. whether bail would be allowed in
their cases pending, what would be penal
ties prescribed by the laws of the Trans
vaal government for the acts Of which the
prisoners were accused, etc.
To this dispatch Governor Robinson re-
piled by wire today that the arrested men
were accused Of treason. and also of seek
ing to subyert the government OF the
Transvaal. and that they would be tried
by the high court Of the South African
republic, but that the date Of their trial
said that the government of the TransVaal
republic seemed to he acting within their
legal rights, and added that upon icaving
Pretoria to return 10 Cape Town he urged
President Kruger to observe moderation
toward the accused men, in order that he
and his government might not ALLEVIATE the
sympathy which they now enjoy
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20
SURVEY OF STATES PROPERTY.
Those Who E4ve Is IN Charge VIII
Push It Rapidly.

The official survey of the Western and
Atlantic railroad h-gaa a tie union depot
iu Atlanta Thursday morning under me
cugireer.ng of r'ugIneers " fdroi'er ana
Stanley, appointed by tne governor p make
Tho road Is re!rg surveyed g. save the
state trouble in he future with lawsuits.
Au or its right Of way and It's terminal
prCpe rites - CaattanOosa and Atlanta VIII
be- surveyed ana chart VIII be made
and Eivc1 70 the governor and one 20 eacL
of the counties through which It runs
IL the past few years the state has been
troubled much with numerous suits. thera
having been ua people % 80 into Jne
courts and dispute the utle 81 the state
to certain parts Of the roads right u Vi y
and 20 other state property at the roads
terminals and along its line. In this wa
the state las been put 10 a great deal OF
trouble and the states counsel for tho
read, Colonel w. a. Wfmaish, of Colurn-
bus. has now some suiss on hand where
there are disputes between land owners
adjoining the states property.
10 remedy these troubles the last legis-
lature took the matter ND aIi passed d bill
aparopratin., s. 500 for the purpose Of hav-
l1- an official survey made 10y which fu-
,ure suits could be decided. The bin passed
ty the legislature authorized the governor
% appoint a civil engineer to make the Of
f-55l survey OF all tne property Of tho
q
ut the terminal POINTS at Atlanta and
Chattanooga After the survey IS made
the er eineer is required oy The bin passed
to make a chart of the official survey for
the governor to lie kept A. the capitol
and for each county through which the
road runs 10 De kept at the courthouse
of each county.
This chart rlu in future he introduced
into court by the star $ counsel when the
state is suce BY az ioiuiug property holders.
ID ~,u sc official and VIII, Of cour.e. have
much to 90 With d-c-9ire the cases and
VIII -Fun-iess stop many suits or disputes
Tho state owns great cal Of property
along rhe line cf The West n and Atlantic
road and the map re- ha prepared by En-
e-neerS Wardrc0er end stanley vii BE OF
Iauoh service IT. future.
The survey VIII ne completed within
short -Hte anG the map viii he made i'm
IncdiateIv. 1t win re I'M the Eos -nor's
otIce within n few months. The governor
viii pass upon the map and approve or dls
approve IL
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20
CARLISLE FOR PRESIDENT.
As the Man the Single Standard Men
Must Work for in the
C0,-an+fOp

Cincinnati, o.. January lg.-Ihe Tribune
will tomorrow say;
There now seems to be no question ma
John q. Carlisle IS an avOwed candl1Ste
for the nomination for president, ana IA
SEINE quarters it is believed tnat ne fas
been selected TO nerpetuate the CleNelahu
DYNASTY Ia Washington last week j Waa
definitely asccrtained that Mr.. cleveland
was no, q candidate and would not accept
a.. nomination, even II II was rendered
hin 4 gentleman who Is known TO De
quite close TO the president, said TO a 1T
hume renorter I'm the Arlington hotel last
Thursday that Nr. Cleveland did aot be-
rlye in third terms ana felt that the coun-
tY-,'s safety depended on frequent rotation
In Office. II was a very hou-eaule le~-
during The three days that the 'ocal COM
rnittee was IN Washington Trying TO ger
the national democratic convention ehat
many Of tho delegates did not care TO
exhibit Il preference until they had consult
81 the secretary Of the treasury. Ills
wish was theirs. and at least hve votes
cam. 10 Cincinnati by reason Of fealty TO
Carlisle.
governor Caleb West. Of Utah, made no
coucsalrueut of his position and be plainly
said that he was for Carlisle for president
and would vote for the city that Carlisle
wanted. D."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20
AMERICA TO BLAME
That Is The Cry The English Papers
Send Up Now.
WHAT THE SPEAKER SAYS
He Declares That an Enforcement OF the
Monroe Doctrine is Equivalent:
to Declaration Of War.

London. January iS-tSpccial Cable Let
ter-l-ThouEh tie destination % the hyius
squadron cannot ue definitely known uhtli
Il : nearing the poiat liked b. the scaled
orae-s uldc- which it sails II IS an az
Ceptet fact among the officers o. u.s
squadron that its course VIII be TOWARDS
the West Indies- Some inlSIing o. Rear
Admiral paI.-s Instructions las certainly
transpirc-I- Rsport says that The Heet Wan
proceed either 70 IsridsetoVn. liarhaloes or
Port 81 SPA q. island or T'Tira-slu. WAich
lies directly north % Venezuela
THE officials n tire admiralty when ques-
tioue-I on th- subject protest that ihey are
in entire ignorance Of whore the squadron
viii Pc sent. bat ii can D. stated that with
IN the admiralty circles il is taken that. as
Il has been decided "a send the vessels 10
the southwest. their course VII L. some
where near Venezuela The sgatron IS
commissioned for Llree years. ana il IS
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20
THE INNS AND the TRANsvAAL
Situation Is Serious. Says the English
Poner Solemnly.

HH 10 g. 10
London -'..aI 3D.. .-.-,,. saws.
anon lN tNe .f.t.., 10,
There is lar ZOO great I W -
some quarters u t-~ttA" l.'-t soy
vaal difficulty IS enc %. q '''s .."'
tru.y SAID that iie ii''-i'.
l.eu-sn.l has bth "''' go
evils and terroIs W'l-rl L..--.
DEE che Transvsai. WIN ar Wte.'-- TT,
jaime snr. merely a QheSt9h 81 A-"e' s1'Ai
o. -a.u uas. ;ti.l-'
Tla Manchester Guardian says hnper-
or s. i,lau'- m.ss4ee came "a Jl-t inc risht
t.ua tn give the ministers an excuse TOT
masking preparations really Intended -
hack sr.f- rsv policy. which VII end che
a-sr.- ssr horrors aal hrirs The sultan %
81. -.--s Tire latest rgm3r points 10
land invasion iv Russia and lalnt naval
demonstration - Constan-nopie by Great
Britain ard France
The Guardian ininaias taat me ~" ny
irs -G-,-.tr9n ir mere Aae'y - 20 % 1oh-
sts1iiH"ti- tt.th - = iAto@ pay ~ any
OTHER point in s'Nia Atfti-
The Westrl-rsto- Gazette Says; THE
Effects N tHe shifting ~ I.rc'.sh ltauiacs
f-.-l d. -rr.rv ID France and Russia are
already evident ia Rae efforts making to
explain Emperor Williams telegram. III
cr- Information IS correct tne marquis Of
S--.-hurs's desire o. he better friends with
france hls already brought forth some
rr.r.r
-- u-rt ...r ,.--.... ...t,.-t.-.7 . AL.
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birmingham. Ala. January i6.-tSpecialD
Rev. sam Adams. chairman - the state
executive coumitte Of the peoples party,
TODAY issued a cali for the meeting Of his
convention here on the "a instant The
meeting IS understood 20 he Tor the pur-
prze Of carrying out the provisions Of the
rrs,,l.st conference. which was held here
e. ~aVerr.c- and decided 20 fuse with
thc republicans on the basis OF a division
OF officers.
Il is regarded Is certain that the populist
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20
THE FIGHT FOR FREEDOM

Boston Journal Campos talks 50 conf
IDENTIFY that he probably would not be dis
couraged if Havana should fall
Washington Star; II looks more and more
as if Cuba would before long be in a posi-
ton to do some recognizing on he- own
account.
Detroit Free Press: II takes two or three
DAYS to verify the news from Cuba by as
certainiug from what source It comes; but
the latest Indications ali point to the sue
cess Of the Insurgents.
Philadelphia Inquirer: With Havana Sc
riousIy threatened the Spanish soldiers who
came over for n holiday brush with the
''rebels" must wish most profoundly that
they were once more defending Madrid.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20
Is Playing for Position

Rome. January IA dispatch received
from Nassowah this evening states that
the situation at Mailalle. the Italian posi-
ton which the Abyssinians have been try
ing for some time to capture, is unchanged.
IL is reported that MeRelk, king Of Abys-
.siria has offered to treat for peace,
hut on what conditions is not positively
known II is alleged that ne offers that the
III tliaus VIII not be harmed if they abon-
aou tho fortress AT Aiakalle and retreat
IL is believed that the negotiations On the
part of the hbyssnlans are only Tor he
purpose OF gaining time IN which L make
i,rci,a~ations for another attack on the
Italians The AbyssinIan force numbers
600 men. most of whom are armed with
Remin.-ton rifles. Ten thousand OF Ilem
are armed with lanCcs.
A majority of tho troops who were at
Adierat have advanced to Adagamus I'M
der the command OF General Baratcir3-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20
THE HOLMES CASE.
Employment OF II. II. Bullock HAY
Mean STARTLING Developments.

Chicago. January .a.-A @1'ec'sI from IN
dianapolis SAYS that interest in the cele-
hr-7ted case Of II. II. Holmes has been re-
vived here by the employment Of n. FL
bullock III the case. THE discoveries which
he PROCESSES 20 have made, if true. viii
show that Holmes is by no means as black
as he has been painted &r. Bullock claims
that he has traced Holmes through Chica-
20. Philadelphia, New York and Other
cities. and VIII pc able 10 show all the
facts in connection with the castle in
Chicago, and with the mysterious Hatch
who is said 70 have figured with Holmes
in Narinns mnrinrs.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20
GIudnesS Comes

VGTith a better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
zeal Ills which vanish before proper ef-
gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to corstipated condi-
ton Of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrupof Figs, prompt
" removes. That is why il is the only
remedy with millions of families. ana IS
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due To the fact, that 1t IS the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without dcbilitating the
organs on which it acts. It's therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, aud sold by all rep
utable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, then Taxa
tiveS or other remedies are not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, one
NAV be commended to the most sllillful
physicians. but if in need of laxative,
then one should have the best, and with
the well-informedc everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20

satisfied if / have a day less Of it than all
eternity. After graduatiuE ut colleSi&t r.
and thcologiCal Institutions had the hi.il4S
Of ten or twelve good men put upon ~
head in solemn orIllnat on, at Bellevue, y
j., and I attest before earth ana heaven
that the work Of the gospel ministry mas
been delightful. ana i expect TO preach
until my laSf hour. Many times ! nave
passed through deep water OF beretFe-
mont, and but for the divine promise OF
heavenly runiou, J would nave gone uil-
der but I ATTEST before earth aua heaven
that the comfort 6. the e pel IS nlEi.
deep. glorious. eternal Many tunes tf.
/ been rnaligued and my work m srcpreselt-
ed. bur ali such falsehood and peI>sec lltloi
have turned ont of my advantage and en-
larged my work. ana I attest before earth
and heaven that God has ,gifilled 70 me INC
promises "I.of I am wi.h YOU always,
and The gates Of he'll shall not preV'h
For the cheer of younger men in al de-
partments. lot me say you VIII come uGt
an ri-ht if YOU mind your own business
and are patent The assault of the world
is only being rubbed down by "A r0ugn 7 urh-
ish towel and 81 improves the clrcu!atl3A
future holds fer me many myS5er' WIll5l
I do not pretend % solve. I am living I'D
expectat on that when my poor cork lS
meet nv Lord and an my KIND - Who
have preceded me. precious zToap Whom
] miss more ard more e ne years e
by, and ! attest before heaven and earth
that the c]ories Of the heavenly world IL
lumine my pathway lu courts N Ia| the
witness may kiss the Ehle or lift his right
hand ana take oath, hut as I nave often
kissed tho dear old book. 2 now lift my
right hand and take oath by n m that
liveth eeravcr and ever that C0G IS GOOD
and that tho s-a-aol is n mighty cuu-o'st -on
in davs of trau1'-. ara that the host friend
a man ever had is Jesus. and that hnavon
serve The blessed Redeer'er- TO whom be
glory and dominion ana victory and song.
and chorus Of white-rohed mmortals
standing on soas NJ glass mingled with
fire. mon ana 7~7e~'