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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

A Gr1 Offer. are in re-
celpt q e74Nnl copies of the work en-
ltied EAT INDUSTRIES OF THE
USI11s 1Es, which we propose to
give tco7Q0owho will interest them
selves y airing subscribers to the
Hep0yseys he work is large volume
OF lou Ges, profusaly illustrated,
printed on Ne paper and presenting a
typograpato appearance equal to any
work sold inoar county. 1t is an his
torical summary of the origin, growth
and perfection Of the chief industrial
arts Of the country by the most noted
writers, including such names as Hor-
ace Greeley, JOHN B. Cough, Edward
HoNIand aud score of others of eoual
celehRlty Noe IRE propose to gre to
edel - ,eho mi3i furnish us ruth ten.
reg bers The cash accompany
eng 81 a copy of this wor
1ne pot town in the county bu,
can clubs of twenty or more
with a little exertion on the
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Express.Nr- o. c. Neevcs the
gentlemanly agent of the American
Express Company informs us that the
express carriage is gradually increasing.
A load was dispatched from, and rece'y-
ed at the .ofice Of the company last
Monday. Mr.. Necves gentlemanly
way Of doing thin@s will not detract
from til. Cos. business particle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Rats Rats !.-Harry Compton of
the firm Of Spalfnrl & Compton, dis
covered three monstrous rats in their
grain ware house last Thursday, and
went for th1n. One skedailed suup his
trousers r and bit him severely,
though ho1koked it almost instantly,
at the - me killing the other two
who shoxS fght Our city is being
overrsln Wff1this vermin.
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School H0nse one.-The School
Board have accepted the stone for the
contemplated School building, Mr..
Dunlap of Stevens Point, !. master ma
son of large experience, having pro-
nounccd them suitable, and Of excellent
quality.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Postal Change. Mr.. /. 4 Hous-
ton of the Wood 2. O. was in our city
last Saturday, and reported that the
Post Office Department has given him
instruction to hire the mail carried to
his office from the cars three times a
week. The days are not yet determin-
ed For the convenience of our sub
scribers we join with the Tribune in
believing that Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday will be acceptable all round.
The weekly '.stoge' is a thing Of the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
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deposit of One Dollar a week will, with the
lows:
In years to .. s319.1s IL 20 years to 50 253. IS
10 years to 80. 1922 - years to-. 5,229. 10
Amt deposited in 80 yrs So each year. 81 500 30
The interest on the same will be-. 3,6Gal9
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

Butter used to be used for hair
dressing in the olden times, and we are
of the opinion the old custom hasn't
died out yet from what We see In the
butter now and then.
The Reporter office received new
paper cutter last Saturday. Now we
don't want all the "boys' to 90 for it
to sleighsthe girls with, for it don't be-
long so that genus,
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deposit of Five Dollars a week will, with the
interest allowed by this Bank, produce rs fol-
lows:
In years to- 81 545 20 In 20 years to. ST %
10 years to-. 3125.32 Ia 30 years to. 25.S'l.5S
Amt deposited in 80 yrs, $500 each y'r. 7.S0000
The interest on the same will be,...... lS,07l5s
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-10
533 OXFORD STREET, W. c., }
LONDON Dec 18Th 1872


DEAR SIR: beg respectfully TO annex a
copy OF a circular sent to the Medicine
Vendors and others in the States and else
where, by two or three individuals (of little
OF no means), under the style of The New
York Chemical Company" which company
had no existence until October, 1871, and
with which L have no connection.
The more effectually to deceive, they eau
ton the public follows:
The immense demand for HOLLOWAY s
PILLS AND OINTMENT has tempted un-
principled parties to counterfeit these valu-
able Medicines.
'In order to protect the public and our
selves, we have issued a new Trade Mark,
consisting of an Egyptian circle of a serpent,
with the letter ii in the centre Every box
of genuine HOLLOWAY PILLS AND ONT
MENT will have this trade mark on it
ITO DEALERS AND JoBBERs IN DRUGS
AND MEDICINES,
1--WE call your particular attention to the
new style of 'HoLLowAY's PILLS AND
OISTMENT'-none of the old style are man
ufactured 10y usnow, nor have they been for
months. We therefore caution all purcha-
sers against receiving from any Jobber or
Dealer the old style of goods.
information concerning any such goods
being offered will be received with thanks.
I'VE ask the favor of all the information
you can give in regard to these counterfeits- "
Now this honorable company, aware that
your laws do not permit them TO copy the
precise getting up of my Medicines, put their
counterfelts into an another form ana lntl-
mate that they adopt NelC LABEL.
The object of these people in referring TO
the immense demand for these Medicines is,
that it may be believed that am connected
with them.
In the interest of the public, L therefore
respectfully invite you to be pleased to give
an insertion TO this letterin your paper, that
your readers may not be deceived by this
New York Chemical Compan! $" spurious
Medicines.
Each Pot and Box of my Genuine Medi-
clnes bears the British Government Stamp,
with the words, :'Holloway's Pills and Oint-
ment5 London" but they are not sold in the
United States
(Signed,) THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-10

LEG BEOKES.-Mr. Josue d. Parrish, a
master carpenter of this place, met with a
very serious accident, ON Saturday morning
last which may result in manning him for
life, though there is reason to hope for less
serious consequences. lie was engaged at
the time in erecting a carriage shed on the
Jail premises, just outside the north wall of
the Jail yard, and was in the act of descend
ing u ladder i'll the interior of the building,
when the ladder slipped from under him,
precipitating him TO the ground, which, be-
ing covered with ice, caused his right leg to
slip under the sill of the shed with such ra-
pidity and force that both bones OF the leg
were fractured between the knee and ankle
Joints. A prisoner named Dunlap, who had
been assisting Mr.. Parrish, and who enjoys
the liberty of coming and going as he pleascs,
owing to either good behavior or the TRIVIAL
nature of the charge against him, OF perhaps
both, was the only person near at the time,
and with a promptness and humanity which
does him infinite credit, succeeded IN hitting
Mr.. Parrish upon his back, in which posi-
ton he carried him to his residence, two
squares distant. lad it not been Tor this
timely interposition, there is no telling what
might have befallen the injured man IN his
helpless plight, as it is possible that his cries
for help might have been unheard IN that
secluded place. Mr.. l.. is of course suffer
ing great pain, but his condition IS as prom
Using as could be expected under the circuln-
stances. We hope for his speedy recovery,
more especially as he is a good citizen anu
an honest, hard-working man.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-10

ANOTHER BIG THING FOR BEDFORD. =
We recently reprinted from the Bedford
Inquirer an account of a hetty family (the
Troutnans) in that county-the mother
| and her ten sons and daughters weighing
2415 pounds. The same county and town
ship have, it seems, still bigger family
in one respect-bigger in number-and
| with ages much closer together. The In
Quirer has
FURTHER RETURNS FROM LCNDOSDER-
RY.-FO10teen TURNS and Ten Single Births
in Seventeen Yedrs-Is q Nan Entitled TO q
! Pension for 1'ieinsl-A Question for the Con-
the latest census of the Troutman family
| (giants) in Londonderry township. A few
days since a comparatively young man,
smooth faced and small from the same town
ship, called upon a first class Bedford law
yer and asked the following simple ques-
tiOnS Is there law In this State allowing
q pension to parties having twins? Not that
l know of, said the lawyer. Why? Why,
said the client, had twins seven times in
Sere7 years, and / know they give pension
ir Russian for fulfilling the law (bihle) and
l thought the old keystone never went back
on the commandments The lawyer told
him the keystone never went hack on what
was right and thought probably he might
| find something i'll the statutes hat would be
in his favor, and that he should call at an
other time. The prol!fqlte jiater, a buHom
! brunette, is abOut 3S years of age, and has in
addition TO the fourteen twins, given ten SIN
! gle births in seventeen years. That she de-
{ serves a handsome pension there is no queS-
| ton, and If our County Commissioners are
! Constitutional Convention and our Congress
men to look after her interests. We truly
| and honestly believe she ought to have pre-
MUM or-a dirorce.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-10

DEATH OF FATHER BURNS.-In many
household on the Alleghenies the holiday
Festivities were painfully broken in upon by
the sad announcement that Rev. Edward
Burns recently and for several years pastor
of the Catholic church At ST. Augustine, had
died very suddenly in Pittsburgh, at the res
idence OF Mr.. Frank Connolly, indeed IN the
very arms of that gentleman while he WAS
assisting him from chair TO his bed, at an
early hour on Sunday morning week. Faith
er Burns was quite young man, being In
the 31th year OF his age, and it may we'll be
conceived that his sudden death in the full
ylgor OF life was as appalling to his many
TRENDS as 1t was no doubt unexpected by
himself. Father Burns was a man of the
most generous and contidiDg nature, warm
trlend and Jealous pastor, and all who knew
him loved and reVered him as worthy priest
and true-hearted gentleman. de was
born In Ireland, and had only one brother
and sister, we believe, i'll this Countrywide
former the well known Father John Burns,
now of the Benedictine order in Minnesota,
and the latter resident of ST. Louis
Peace TO his ashes and eternal felicity TO his
immortal soul!
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EEXecI1torss Sale.

WILL be sold at the late residence of Geo.
w Weakland, deceased, i'll CarrOltoWn bOr-
ou.,h, on saturday. San. sSih, inst, at tw o
o clock, p. M, the following personal property,
10 wit: = Chester " bite Hogs, ! Horse Hay
Rake, ! Side Saddle, Coal Cook Stove and
Cooking Utensils, Chairs, Bedsteads and Bed
ding, Bureau, Cupboard, Stand, Clock, queens
ware, a lot of Cabbage and Potatoes, and gen.
er.iI variety OF Room and Kitchen Furniture.
H-Terms will be made known at the sale.
Also at the same time and place, will be Of
fercd for sale the following real estate, to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND, having thereon rect
ell Il two story PLANK House containing six
rooms and basement, and q PLANK SgABIE
ONE HALE LOT OF GROUND, having thereon
erected one story HOUSE, i6x24 feet; and one
other HALF LOT OF G GROUND, having there-
on erected two story PLANK HOUSE contain
ing Ave rooms
SB-The above mentioned rea! estate is situ-
ated on Main street, near the centre of Carroll
town borough. Title indisputabls.
Terms 0J Sale Of Real EStGte-One-third in
hand, and the balance in two equal annual pay
ments, with interest, be secured by bond
and mortgage of purchaser.
JOHN BUCK. lPr.cuto,s
AUG. WALTERS,
Carrolltown, JAM TO- lSI3-2t.
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4EsIFUARY.

ACDERMIT.-Died. on the 2lst ult., at IL .
residence OF jacob q las. in Munster tow nship,
tLis county, of consuIn tion, Miss ENALISE 81
MCDER4Ir, ESed 20 years.
The deceased was very exemplary young
lady, and having lived life of picty she was
ready at any time to answer the call of her
Heavenly Father. She received tSe last rites
or the Catholic Church. of which she II de-
vout mem Der, and passed from this world of
sorrow and siu as pure and Uasuliied as when
she first entered it. Kind sister and brothers,
mourn not that Evie mas been called from your
midst, for living and dying as she did, you have
the assurance hat she ia now DjUy ing the bliss
or that home from whence there is no return
ing. Z. f' l.
Munster, Jan. 1st- 1873.
CEOUSE.-Dfsd, ia Hcllidaysburg- on the 9Th
inst. COrnelia, only daughter OF Philip ard
Bridget Grouse recently of this place, aged :
years, months and 3sIdys
So The bird to its shelterinE nest.
When the storm on the hills is abroad.
So Lher spirit hath flown from this world OF
unrest
To repose on the bosom OF God"
EVANS.-Died, in Cambria township. on the
Ith inst, k!Is. Mary Evans, aged about sc years
The deceased was a ative OF Wales, ,'but came
to this country many ears ago, and was one of
the earliest as she one OF the oldest settlers
in the county.
DONOUGHE.-Died,i in Allegheny township.
on Tuesday, Dec. sd, 1872, Mr.. Patrick DOuou-
CHE, aged 81 years.
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RASCALLY TRASSACTIOE.-A ru!nOr has
been current for several days of the sudden
disappearance of a gentleman CD known hy
the name of DOC" George Barrack, who as
sisted MIR. Ream at the toll gate and grocery,
At Grubtown, one mile south OF town. 1t ap-
pears Mr.. Re- N sent the doc" on several
occasions to pay the firm OF 7. G.. Stewart &
Co. various sums of money, accompanied by
the bills to he receipted, but the Doc" would
pay half the bill, take 4 loose receipt, and
then sign the regular receiptin full himself.
counterfeiting the firms signature so close
ly as to deceive Mr.. Ream, thus clearing for
himself in each transaction III 'he neighbor-
hood of fifty dollars. Not being satisfied
with such rascahty, he went for the till of
Hr. Ream TO the amount of one or two hun
dred dollars more. The same Doc" has
been heard from as being at St. Mary'E, in
Elk county, sick, and rather repentent. 1t
is said he cleared in the aggregate about five
or six hundred dCllars-JOhnStOlcn FOice.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-10

NEARLY a MURDEE.-Severald days ago q
difficulty occurred between two men EN-
ployed in the blacksmith shop of the Penn
sylVania railroad coIn Pauy at Altoona, which
almost ended III q tragedy. The air is full
of rumors as to the cktfSe of the quarrel, and
prefer to err OF ;nsrcy's side, will
givethe one which tells most f;.vorably for the
aggressOr. CuIran, formerly of this place,
was standing by his fire in the Blacksmith
shop, when the other man, Lace, approached
for the purpose of getting some fire. WEeth-
any bad feeling had existed between the
men previous to this evening or not, we do
not know, but it is alleged that Curran re-
fused to allow Lace to take any fire. This
provoked the latter'S wrath, and it IS affirm
ed that he struck Currau with his shovel
The blow was Immediately returned, with
terrible effect the full force of the stroke
falling on his head, telling him to the ground
and inhicting All ugly and dangerous wound.
The injured man WAS conveyed to his home
aud medical attendance promptly summon
ed. His condition was at first extremely V
prec&rious, but we understand that he is now
improving, and is expected TO orecover.-Uo!-
Lidu1s5ttrg Standard.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-10

a STRANGE CAsE.-A good joke was re-
Gently played off onthe disciples of EsculS-
plus who reside in Altoona, rs We are in
formed, but it never came to light until last
week. A man was sick with rheumatism OF
something, and a follow went around 10 the
doctors, and professors, and things, and told
them it was the qUeerest case ON record. He
said the man had no feeling. You could
stick pins in his body all over, and he paid
no attention 10 them at all he was perfect
lY numb So the doctors got together and
called on the sick man to experiment. Ihcy
were armed with pins needles and bodKins.
The man was asleep, and thinking it better
for the fall success Of the experiment not to
awaken him, they ranged themselves IN Il
row around the bed, and at Il gwen signal
each one stuck k his pin iii the patient. Then
was heard a fearful yell The sick man
sprang to his feet with tile rapidity OF tho I
and began t. snort like Il horse in the nrst
epizootic stages. Then he took char in
one hand anu bed post in the other and in
vited the doctors to leave. And they left.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-10
ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE,
I.nrettn Ian. 4. 1873.

Dear Freernd1l-Christmas has gone by
with all its joys, and here we are again, back
to Iour old places iii the study hail, preIar-
ing our lessons, for although the announce
ment startles us we will have class to-mor-
row. The short time given us to visit our
friends vanished like SLOW before the noon
day sun, and before we were conscious or II,
the time for returning had arrived. No
doubt the anlusements I'VE participated III
while at home will haunt our Imaglnatlons
for q short time, and perhaps we VIII dream
many times of that christmas Tree, but
we must soon etseverything except our
studies and these, l assure you, are not very
easy. The examination, too, will soon be
upon u.s. which will call forth all our ener-
gieS to enable us to go through the ordeal
wish our best foot foremost. Besides every
thing at St. Francis is so arranged that you
must study whether YOU are willing or not.
Many no doubt, wonder why we leave our
homes and friends TO pass the year on this
bleak and dreary mountain, but We know
from experience that one year at College,
away from the noise and hustle of the city,
is more beneficial than three years at home.
OF course, when at home, we are under the
watohful eyes of our loving parents, and
anything which happens 10 us is cared for
with "a mothers care - but here it is quite
different, although the good Brothers are
very kind To US, yet we have i'll many instan-
ces paddle our own canoe, SO that slight
headaches cut fingers are looked upon as
mere trifies. And, again, the old DrOverb
saws: ''They who never tasted cannot enjoy
a feast" so that if we did not leave home for
while we could not enjoy those pleasurable
emotions which we feel every time go
home.
How we spent the holidays we need hard
ly tell you, for you know perhaps from your
own experience that boys who spend four
months at hard studies can enjoy few free
days as others can enjoy them
Wishing long and prosperous career to
the Freeman,
L remain your little friend, WILLIE.
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DULL AND SHAEP.-When business is inll as
it always is after the holidays, people ought TO
tie sharp enough to take advantage of the dis
position to sell at wonderfully low prices now
manifested as the we'll stocked clothing store
of Jas. ]. Murphy. lG9 Clinton street, Johns
town. where wearing apparel is being almost
given away at present writing. This is a fact
which our male friends will do we'll To consider
and act upon.
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Auditors Notice.
A UDITOR,S NOTICE.

Having been appointed Auditor
by the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county to report distribution of the money in
the hands of .Joha 4. Blair. ESQ, Assignee of
Jacob Luther. notice is hereby given that | will
attend TO the duties of said appointment, at the
Office of Oatlnan 4 Lake. in EbebshUrg. on
HrndTH. the Goth ddy If JdRudTg 1873, at two
ciocA, M. when and where all persons in-
terested nav attend.
= 9 IIZIN LAKE.
EUensDurg, Dec. u, 4otS.-st.
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SOLTERO.
ST.. AUGUSTINE, Dec. o7, Is

H. A. MCPIKE-Dedr Sir: i send you An
item worth notice Mrs. Graisier the affable
and worthy hostess of the keystone House.
situated one mile from GAINESVILLE, Clearfield
county, left her home, accompanied by lit
tie girl six years old, on Saturday morning,
Dee 21st to visit . sister living some three
miles distant The snow being very deep
and hard crust on the top, and the roads
untrodden by mortal, she lost her way and
Law out on the frozen ground all night and
until 10 o clock Sunday morning, but strange
to say, they sustained no further injury than
the freezing of their feet, which were pretty
badly frozen The child did not see, but
l attended the lady, who, when l last seen
her, was doing well.
Yours, in haste, j. j. KRIsE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-10

THE PUREsT Agp SWEETEST COP LIVER OIL
fs Hazard & CasWciiS, made on the sea shore,
from fresh. selected livsr5 by CAswELI., HAz-
ARD 4 CO., New York. 1t is absolutely ptt'e and
stCeGt. Patients 30 have once taken IL prefer
IL 10 ell others. Physicians have Decided IT sJ-
PeTiSr to any of. he oshcr oils IN ESESSS tl2~- !
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.OMMISSEONER'S NOTICE.

~ In the Court of common Pleas
OF Cambria County, in the matter OF the Peu-
tf0n of Zachagiah Oruer to pcrpetuate Testi-
mony. No, IL, December Term, 1872. And now,
Comm. .sSiU..ur, sc. I;y Tx Court.
/ will attend to the jIU tiss of Ins a iTontmenU
in the above stated case at Capt. ~ IN Linton =
hoteL in SIpmitEi,i i Ia % ;iS ,T
forenoon, when ana " here All parties interest
ed may attend. GEO. W. OATHAN,
EbeusOurR, Deb. p, 1872. St. Commissioner.
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Straved on St-,Ien.

nN or about the ist DAY of November last q
~ RED STEER. one half years old, without
marks, either strayed away or was stolen from
the premises of the subscriber III Carroll town
ship. Any informa ton that will lead to the re-
cuYery of said Steer, and. if stolen, to the cen
viction of the thief, will he literally rewarded
by 5. A. SHOEhAhER.
Carroll Twp, Jan. 10, 17T3.-3t.