The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-20
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption. by Il
simple remedy. is anxious to make known.tO his
Fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who
desire it, he will send copyof the prescription
preparing and using the same. which they will
hnd SURE CURE for Consumption, 4 ST hmd. .Bron-
chlttS, &c; Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
11-lI.-1y. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
264 South Third ST., Wiliamsburgh, n. Y.
THE WIZARD OF THE NORTH never puzzled us
SO much as Gels & Reuth did the other day when
W. we saw them trimming their exqulsiteIy beau,
titui Paper Hangings with a machine invented
Tor their sole use. 1t can trim an indefinite num-
Der OF bolts of wall paper in a few seconds
PERSONS wanting rich, rare, bright and beautl-
cent by buying from Gels & Reuth's, No. l24
Clinton street, Johnstown. They also have the
able Window Blinds in the world. Call, see and
be convinced.
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.-we cannot too
earnestly invite the attention of our gentlemen
friends to the closing out sale of ready made
clothing and furnishing goods at the store la e
of Jacob Pircher, dec d. Montgomery ST., HoIIi-
daysburg. We know the goods to be perfect
in make, pleasing in styles, firm in textures
varied in patterns, and fully as cheap in prices
as wholesale city rates. These are facts, and
those who want to buy clothing will do well to
be guided by them bargains for all buyers.
EARTHQUAKE ES.-Did you feel that shock !?
Yes, but it was Harry Mayer unloading those
heavy boxes Of ready made clothing at the
Opera House, No PA, Main street, Johnstown H.
That was what wns the matter-an arrival OF
cheap spring and summer made-up clothing
for men and boys Earthquakel Yes, them
boxes came down heavy and prices coming
down still more. Ii you want to earth
quake call at NJ. II. Mayors Clothing Store
High prices are quaking there all the time.
SIGNED.-Aldendifer & CoppocL have signed
the new apportionment bill, dividing all their
splendid stock of dry goods among their nu-
merous customers, just as each one is able to
buy. At the Opera House, No. PIP Main street,
Johnstown, is TO be found the largest and the
best assortment of dry good and fancy goods
in Western Pcnna. Artificial flowers, ribbons
lace silks, satins hats, gloTes-everythtng kepr
by dry goods dealers Do not fail TO call and
examine their Spring styles.
L. COHEN, Cheap Hat Parlor, No. 227 Main
street, Johnstown, keeps choice hats anu caps
of the latest agony. Not less than one hundred
styles of hats can be seen at his store. Also
shirts and collars and nl kinds of gent furnish
ing goods Men don't look like men in the
spring of the year without being spruced up
especially young men. Think of an old worn
out hat on a sunny Sunday in the spring of the
year! It's ngin the law, geuthemenl
o YES! o HESS!-O hesitate not, but go to
S. J. Hess Brother, clothiers, No. z4I Main
street, Johnstown- and get a suit or clothes. o
yes! . less sells cheap, and then the awful
pile of made-up clothing. What a hall tull OF
ready mae clothing for men and boys. Spring
styles just arrived, the very latest fashions from
Pnris by telegraph. New goods hy railroad
enough TO supply three counties with the very
best of clothing. DO you hear!