The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-31
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The terrible and widespread rayages Cf
jl:at extraordinary disease called Credit
&oLi.l@r are alarming Tie WHO'S nation
lie eIiZoUtic WAS as mild as the measles
compared to it. L has already carried OF
many most distinguished victims. 1t e'd
not come from Canada, like the eFi1cot.c
nor from Asia, ike the cholera nor irom
the West Indies, Ike tie EcNo" tc{cF. iU
Is believed 10 have started somewhere IL
Pennsylvania, aud, meeting "l,h q iaFoJ-
. able condition Of the atmosphere IN wash
iurtun District Of tcLUn-Hlr, stayed there,
and vas dovelopa" - reason Of the defec-
) tire EG-itarV -..gange geucEts IN he political
{ sy1tCm y ,he Capital. Great sympathy IS
: fit -, massachusetts, 50 many Of her dis
, arg Suislcd citizens having been swept eli.
The sUbj0incd list Of deaths viii be read
with pAiufu! interest By the FCblic. I lie
notices are inserted CONTRARY - our cus-
tum) free CT charge
An.es, Hoax, OF A:assachrsetts.- Of
, Credit Mobiiier dong and lingering illncss)
a.,ei 80.
Q lofty worth, whose virtues were unknown;
shiciug light whose glan,or was unseen;
Nhose latest sPasm Of go1Ake work has
shown
W-harnlen were not, but what they might
Thou ioldst the truth, tho hid meath many
c.oGks,
o concentrated esasncs of Hoax.
All stockholders Of the Union Pacific
Raihc@d vino received p higher dividend
than 100 For cent. aTe cordially invited to
/ attend the funeral.
/ Massachusetts, papers please copy.
AHoy, ohm B., Of Massaclusetts-D
/ Of c. u. not cholera morIus-ygas djscoY-
cred with the Gisesse tco late for The phys
. ic,) aged about = century.
/ O'er this sad wreck letmaukird never daily;
tF0ul Knocked. down every ninep.u in This
Alley.
This il nobody funeral.
/ Allison, john B., Of IOWA, d:=d Of c. II.
/ Gan overdose of dividend fastened his de-
I Ia.tu.e,) aged 50 years.
! Long dral 10 US, sweet Allison,
The Hoax thou couldrt not ralIyl
II 80 soon done, Why vert hegun,
IAgu fragrant son of Alley?
Remains viii bo emJa!mcG.
/ bingham, John, a, of Ohio, died of c.
81, supposed to have caught the fatal III
fccrion from Dawes, agea So Years.
Moan for him, we!Idn, hc'u wake you no
IlUre
WITH shouts against theft, stuck eye Bing-
The death bells shall boom how he garnered
his store,
! And gentle Ben Butler will ring en-
: Announcement Of funeral l,ereaIter-
/ Chic papers please copy.
/ Brooks $, Jim, of New York, died Of c. AI.
I protesting t. the last that he was well in
/ health, no remedies were administered
! aged 81.
he cLa-tered, chatte7ed as = went
/ To Join the great salt River;
/ Hoax might treat or Hoax -elent,
But he'd deny forever
'NoEE we'll filled banks" his way Iie picked,
With watered Credits" ever
I McCumb might dam, bicCoIuO convict,
Jim Brooks denied forever.
His funeral VII have no political signif-
cauce.
Colfaz. smilor, of Indiana, died of c. NJ.
. lths agoEiss % tins POOR. victim were in
+ tense to the lat he insisted that it was
something else besides Credit AiobilisrG,
aged 42.
y beautiful smiler came in our midst,
/ Too lively ANA fair to remain;
They stretched HIM on racks till the soul Of
Colfax
F,arped up into heaven again
My Tie fate Of poor Schuyler warn men of
asIniler,
Who dividends get on the Lraim
Indiana EaPogs please copy.
Dawes, Henry l., Of Massachusetts,. died
Of {. =. ,he had the reputation of having a
powerful constitution, but it was evidently
! Il dolusiou), agcd 81.
/ Retrsnchsr Loader Thou has left US ;
/, Plymouth Rock thy loss will feel;
For a pOttage-rness bcFeft us,
Old Honesty is 1g1ispiet.
Funeral strictly private.
Garfield, James A., of Ohio died of c.. N
Struggled hard against the dreadful cpl
demic, but it was of no use. lie csycd in
unexpectedly aged only -.
Here rests his head upon its lap OF earth
y youth 10 misfortune and misfortune
known
Mobilize frowned upon his humble berth.
And Hoax Anes henceforth marked him
tor his own.
VIII be buried at Congressional Come
Lery, Washington, ID. c. 10 cards.
Kelley, William D, of Pennsylvania.
died of {. II. too mucn iron in the blood
and too little protection of himself made
him al s%sy victim to tho c.ir destroyer, J
aged 80.
Weep not pig iron" public dear,
He is not dead but sleeping here;
Ills thunder hushed, his eye is dim,
Mobiliers put head On him.
His remains viii be protected" in a me
! taiiic CaSket. y one-horse funeral an
nOuuccd hereafter.
Patterson, James w, of New Hamp-
: shire, died Of G. NJ. (his sufferings drew
= tears from his friends he persisted to the
end III supposing it was a different com.
plant aged 90 years. ..
Peaceful be Uriah's sIumber.
! Hcep- Ell he is in burial low
I Thirty shares his coffin cuInber
How it is yourself you know
Mourning by Senators for thirty davs
: I A granite sarcophagus will enclose the
mummy.
Schofield, Glenni W, of Pennsylvania
die 1 of c. Il. passed OF quietly,) aged 90
Hoax Ames, tho Ancient Mariner,
Stopped Schofeld bland,
he hid him with his glitteUing eye
Al i with his skinny hand.
Then Schofeld d.d a hellish thing
. And it did work him wo,
His ten shores clipped him on the vim
= Aud lt5,i the Quaker low.
p. Pennsylvania papers please copy. Flu
= neral at an early Day. Music by the band
''Down III Coal iiue."
O Wilson, Henry, OF Massachusetts,, died o
= c. NJ. great hopes wee entertained of hi
= Ef