The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-07-14
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r or more than thirty years the world has
been Mortified. startled and perplexed by the
audacitv and success of a sect calling them
selves Mormons. Though founded ia fraud,
this sect has succeeded in spite of all opposi
.ion until it is to-day the standing reproach of
our country.
The Author s long residence in Utah, and
his position as editor of the leading journal of
that I Territorr, peculiarly qualified him to write
this work. Mormo1ism has been productive
of so mary dark and strange mysteres-so
many terrible crimes that few can comprehend
without an intimate know ledge of it, how much
wichedhess it has to answer for, and what a
standing menace to order and society 1t is
The work shows how Joe Smith and Brig
ham Young have been enabled to deceive and
chest their followers !; how, by leading them on
from crime TO crime, and enticing them with
lie entious bats, they have succeeded iri main
tanning their Influence over them aud treats
of the Mormon religion, lis Infamous and
heathenish character, its multitude of gods.
its abominable doctrines and practices, reveal
ing many strange and outrageous ceremonies.
Of the Endowment or initiation ceremonies
showing how. OBJ Gene aud Disgusting they are
bow female modesty is outra ged in them. and
no" righteousness is taught as part of their
religious creed.
1t is important that the public should know
what manner Of people are growing up ir our
very midst. This work gives full and au
thcEtic account of their degraded social con
dition. their blasphemous rites and ceremo-
nies; their sacrilegious doctrines atd practices.
and is the most thrilling and startling account
OF licentfuusness and crime ever published 1t
is calculated to do. great good by giving to the
public candid and impartial statement Of
question which bids fair to cause no little tIou
BILE. The book is sold only bv subscription,
and agents are wanted in every county.
BALLoU's Monthly MAGAZINE FoR AuGrsr
-Prompt To time comes BALLoU's MAGAzINE
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of 60 d things in the shape of reading matter
The opening urticle is an illus rated Shapter on
billiards, and then follows pictures of Hayan-
ma, and several engIavings OF interest TO the
general reader. Among the stories are two
sea-yarns of the first quality, several for lady
readers, two for children, and tales Of adyen
ture and daring that all must like. On the
whole, BallOus Magazine is about the best al d
cheapest publication to be found in this or auv
other country, for it is only 81 81 per year or
ID cel.ts single copy and is for sale Mt every
periodical store in the United States. Address
TnoMEs & TALBoT. Boston, Mss
GRE&rLY PLEASED "A lady friend of ours
and one Of taste and culture, declares that she
never saw better photograph of herself than
the one taken few days ago by Mr.. T. r.
Evans, the exquisite artist in this place. Mr.
E. knows how to please all who favor him
with their patronage
NEW CRoesIEG.-Our borough 'dads' have
caused a new crossing to be put down on II ain
street. 1t leads direct TO The door of G.. L
ROBBERS watch jewelry and notion store, which
leads Us 70 say that everybody ought 10 go
there and bay what they need in that iiue OF
traffic.
PRosPERINe We don't visit Loretto very
often. but we hear enough from there to CEN
vince us that a. j. Chrisiy has made a very
good hit by introducing general assortment
of merchandise into his fine store room in that
village. People have diseoverei that he keeps
aI excellent stock and sells very cheap.
DoN'T WORK Running farm without the
necessary ldbor-sa wing machinery is All up
hill business. and no progressive man nOw-a l.
days attempts 10 do 1t Moving machines, ha V
rakes, hay forks, aud such implements, pay
for themselves in 4 year or two. Geo. Hunt
ley keeps the very best labor saving machines
that are manufactured.
TIE ST CatT OuT.-We have something
sweet tell you. q secret you're not asked TO
keep if YOU go to Shoemakers store they'll
sell you the best of goods most awful cheap
So that have told you don't fail to
call that way and when they bill have sold
you, get out your cash and promptly pay.
TELL HIM.-If YOU have a neighbor, dear
r sder, that you think don't know that r K.
Davis keeps "a big store and big stock in the
East w ard, and sells goods cheaper than the
cheapest, just tell him about il, will you p
and charge it to us And dou't fail, while
you're at it, TO try aud induced him TO go
there and buy.
JUsr OUT.-A microscope of great power
through which lAdy's bonnet can actually be
seen at the distance of half yard has Just
been invented. II don't require a microscope
| to see the other nice goods which the ladies
wear and ch they Luy so very cheap at the
popular mercantile mart of A +. G. Fry, Main
| street. Ebensburg Buy from Fry.
CoRx's TALK.--The late warm rains have
put vegetation into Conversational mood =
At least there IS good deal of corn's TAX
going on just now IL the language could be
| understood it. ght be that the growing corn
is telling the people that it will be for sale in
due course OF time at the great -four and feed
store of E. J Mills, in this place. Sensible
| corn's talk
"BuB, is your sister at home 2" eyes, bu,
she won't see You TO- gtt" why 2" BE
| cause she SAID she was going to have one
more mess of onions if she never got another
beau" It is perhaps needless to say that the
SISTER aforesaid don't live in this vicinity
and of course don't buv her dress goods and
| other fixtures" at the cheap cash store of V.
j. Barker. Sensible ladies here do buy from
faIlIe, however.
COining Money.-There ara two ways of
coming money. One way is to go to James
Murphy's Clothing Store and buy fifty dollars
worth of wearing apparel for about thirty dol.
| lars. Mems clothing and boys clothing at 10.
| Clinton street, JohnStown. The last stock OF
summer clothing now closing out. Call imme-
diately and cIothe yourself comfortably Don't
forget Murphy g Star Clothing Store.
Auction Auction w orthless goods car
be bought cheap at auction, but only the best
of goods in the prettiest variety can be eeen, ad
nlircd, bought and carried away from N. 4. Car
rolPs popular foW-prieed dry goods, notion ano
grocery store No. 2I5, Main street, opposite the
| Opera House, JohnStown. Nicest dress goods in
| the town, cheapest in the county, best in the
| State and prettest in the nation. Go and see
Fire Fircf-A fire in Constantinople burn
| ed down five thousand dwellings,. Much cloth
| ing was destroyed, but not more tlNln Leopold
| s. Bro, No. 2l5 Main street, JohpStOwn, could
replace if they didn't prefer to supply the count
| less customers who flock IN on them from al
parts of Cambria and neighhoring counties. anC
who come cheerfully with the cash and go away
| contentedly with tho best clothing and furnish
| ing goods ever sold ut such low prices.