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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-25

tn E s u N.
and DGILI for 1875.

T4s sfgproach of the Presidential election gives
Na,.. .n,I.rtanoc to the events and develop
Mal.. "a Is-5 We shall cndcaFOr 10 describe
itr... tsf,hrulIy. and fearlesSly.
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THE DANCE.

Dancing itself is harmless and healthful
amusement when not carried t. excess; bur
the seeds of death are too often sown in the
ballroom. not from dancing, but from the
circumstances under which II i carried on
For instance. what can be more likely to
prod4ce apoplexy or some serious illness than
the practice of eating fces when Thoroughly
heated by violent exerci>e2 Again, the AZ
mo~phere of many ballroom, cramned a. il
often l. with three times as many people as
can comfortably contain, Is enough OF Itself
to poison any one not aociiinatized 10 Sufi1-
cation by previous training. Then there are
the Sudden changes oi temperature ID whlcf
young ladies, insuficienIly clad. are.expurs.si
on leaving the heated rooms as thes rctarn
home, oyerJired and in precisely the sa-,
condition tIider " Inch such cIarrs- oI tenn
perature arr .iAely To affect the,n d they have
amy tendency to luIg-iisease. The late hours
also, which are necessarily k1pt ia the season,
cannot be otherwise than prejudicial 10 the
health ot both old AID young and probably
cause many III es-c, that al al IstlY cred
iicd 10 O,Ael sOuTcCs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-25

When next Iookec u the mir..,. ny
face was prematureiy punched and wi.nkled,
and my hair was n s:.very gray Is it is to-
day. a..
I'VE moved f-orl An~eimo, aud returning
to our native siate N,e battled with the bray
cSt until fortune came to rs.
'BGt the wealth Of the Indies, the bliss of
an eternal, telluric paradise, could never re
store to me the freshness and fairness of my
life. before that one fearful Night Of IIor-
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eco PIANOS AND ORGANS!

New and Sncon0-Hand, of First-tlass
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or Country. bp HORACE WATERS az
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A NeW Subscription ROOE.
HISTORY OF THE NEW YORK TOMBS
The Secrets. Mysteries and Romance or Prison
Life in New XOrk; Gathered by Charles
Sutton, Warden OF the TOmbs.

sutton, warden OF the IOmDs.
LARGE Svo., $50 Pr, ILLUSTRATED, $3.50
This is not strictly sensational work, and is re-
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ER Boys reading ~ will not learn to be thieves,
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llshed so say all our agents Exclusive territory
given. An agent wanted in every town.
UNITED STATES PULLS isHING co.
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YHE aARyEL OFTuE WORLD Bethesda water

H~HE MARVEL LOfTHEW0RL RLD-Bcthesda Water.
1t has restored thousands from the brink of
the grave: given health and strength to those
deemed beyond the reach of all medical science,
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Gates ali diseases of the kidneys restores the
mary organs to strength and power-in "A word,
il is natural restOrer of health, and has perform
ed the most wonderful and miraculous cures of
any known specific the globe. Address, for
circulars, SC,
COL X. DUNBAR, Waukeslia, Wis
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TIE GREAT pALIIiCiL EEY0u.IlAN

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engagement of the country. and it is highly i'm
r.rfent that Democrats ideas and Democratic ar
rltl-r.s anu principles should be spread before
n. people. This can be done in no better manner
~ nv extending the alreldv Iarge circula tOn OF
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1875. THE 1875.
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Ths Weekly Established 1904
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VOLUME VIII.

THE WEEKLY POST has no superior as a
r-r9.r Political and Literary Journal. and
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pms. .yau5l Eastern Ohio, and West Virginia
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without "A Rival

among the great weekly journals of the country
lsf ssu. containing hity-siX columns of carefully
ss-r;et anc edited matter, suited to the family
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-12-25
Me Latest LIVE STOCK MARKETS

mi ,ha general Grain and Produce Markets of all
M. frt.it centres OF the country, and Foreign
t,rkrts General News and Select MISCELLANY
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5000 CASH GIFTS, aggregating.... t250,o0
B PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets 1900 Quarter Tickets,s go
Half Tickets O.. = 500 Eleven Tickets. 10000
Por Tickets Circulars Sc. address
HENRY v. MOORE, Secfy,
t12u.-3t.l NORFOLK, VA.
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al f. X A Nd RIA,

ARREST OF ANOTHER SUSPICIOUS CHARAC-
fashionable John X. Gray Yesterday eve
ming arrested colored man giving his name as
DR.. Bailey, a corn and bunion extractor on sus-
picion of numbering the colOred man named
Pierce Robinson, below Fredericksburg and
also attempting an outrage on a Young lady
named Brown, living with her uncle, j. T. Nav
lor, near Silver Spring, Prince George county,
Md, about two weeks ago. He was carried be-
fore Justice Padgett, who sent him to Jail for
ten days, in order that the proper authorities
may be notified and identity him.
PROPERTY SALRs.-F. A. Kerby, auctioneer.
sold on Saturday, for ID. l.. Smoot commits.
sioner, lot of ground at west end improved
by brick house, and containing quarter of
an acre, to John w. Watkins for q, S25 Also a
lot on Commerce street, with brick house for
the German American building association
brought 81 ,200-Sentinel, 22d.
ASSAULT AND RoBBRRY.-Justice y. s.
Wright, OF the county, issued a warrant yester-
day for the arrest of a young man named
Robinson, a resident of the county, and a com
panion from Georgetown, on the charge of in.
wiling stranger in Georgetown to accompany
them to a suppositltious picnic in Virginia, and
when they had gotten him over the kqueduct
bridge and in culveIt this side of that bridge
knocking him down and robbing him of S27 ,
The warrant was placed in the hands of Consta-
Bile Goldman, WHO, with q policeman from
Georgetown, started in the afternoon to exc
cute IL in that city, where the parties are sun.
posed TO be.-GGsette, 22d.
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THE COURTS

CRIMINAL COURT-Jud0t Hu,nphreVs
Yesterday, Richard g. Jones, keeping a bar
room, appeal was convicted and fined slO5.
Robert T.. Thompson. allowing an agent to sell
under his license; not guilty. Perry for the
To-day, Wilson Griffin, charged with injuring
private property by breaking windows, &C.,
was found guilty, and committed to await sem
tence. John Kemp, charged with unlawfully
carrying on the business of a cattle trader: in
formation quashed. VIM. s. Green, trespassing
on public park; verdict not guilty. John E.
Saunders, do, do. Patrick Grady unlawfulIy
carrying on business; not guilty.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell.
To-day, David Curtis, profane; &c. Mary
johnson, same; 80. Susan johnson, profane
and indecent language. The language, as tes
tilted TO, was Of the worst kind, and Susan
Thompson, complainant, in return only an
swered, "Scraps! Scraps! Scrapsi" which ap.
peared to greatly incense Susan; SIS. z. Whit
more, contractor, failure to barrIcade a sewer
ditch; 81. Betty Winters, larceny of two sheets:
$40. John Lewis, assault and battery on Mary
Hawkins; So and costs. james Robinson and
Reuben Marders, atfray; SIS each. Michael
WEIGH, ARRAY; SIS. John Talbert threats TO
Daniel Williams; $500 bonds to keep the peace
Adelaide Fletcher, assault and battery on Sa-
rah Thomas. a little girl. This appeared to be
the result of family disagreements both parties
occupying one dwelling, and the court after
listening to TIE testimony, dismissed the case
advising mutual and amicable adjustment be-
tween the principals
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LOCAL NEWS,
Condensed Locals,


The committee of seventy Of the taypa7srs'
asso citation held a secret meeting at the board
Of trade rooms last night.
The CGOrless ExcavatiDg company did their
work satisfactorily at first, but the employees
seem to be getting careless, and the name will
soon have 10 be changed to odorOus. Not only
II an intOlerable stencil generated in the pro-
cess OF removal OF night soil, but no IL ~
other disinfectsnt Is used So. 80, rns ho,ss ss
Was DOE ., nrst, This should be remedied.
Columbia CommandeTy, No. 2, Knights Tenn
pIar, will visit Cape NAV on the invitation Of
hr. John +. Cake, proprietor of Congress II all,
ard formerly resident Of this city, on the II It'll
of August next The commandery will remain
four days, during which time there will be a
complimentary hop, yacht excursion, and
other aDusements.
Patents have Just been issued to citizens of
the District as follows: To William T.. Prall for
railway gates and signals; and to Ralph 5. l..
Walsh fer combined bOttle-syringes and stop
pers. a reissue has been granted to j. W. Os-
borne, assignOr by mesne assignments to the
American PhOtolithOgraPhic company, New
York, for phOtOlithOgraphy.
The German American Union club have
erected the following officers 70 serve during
the year: Il. Hines, president; W. Behrens, vice
president; q. JOst, treasurer; F. +. NussbAum,
secretary; l.. Boyer, &. Thompson, q. Read,
directors. The club IL in fiOurishing cOndt-
lion and 81 members were admitted last meet
ing, composed of some Of our best American
and foreign born citizens.
TIE 10th annual convention of the Chi Phi
college fraternity IL being held in this city. The
convention assembled in secret session at Will
lard Hall at 10 O'Clock this morning, most Of
the prominent institutions of learning bei- =,
represented. The present officers of the s.,ciafS
are: Jas. ". Schrack, PennSylvarx SranS
alpha; Frank W. Hale, MasSsr,,ussris ssrand
delta. The annual bG.nquet will take place this
evening.
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GEORG ETO WV.

THE FUNERAL of DIR. HeZekiah Magruder
took place last evening, from Christ p E.
Church. Representatives were present from
Potomac Lodge, X. y. ChaDter No. s, +. A A
NJ, Potomac Lodge No. 5, and the District
Medical Society. Rev. W. w. Williams, pastor
OF the church, conducted the funeral services
terry.
The ATTENTION of the proper authorities is
called 10 High street, near Bridge. The alley
south OF the Masonic Hall hiss not been paved
where 1t crosses the sidewalk, and it is not onIy
muddy in wet weather, but spoils the whole
beauty of the street on that side. 1t could be
paved in few hours and at very slight ex-
pense.
IMPRovRARET.-bTr John Gibbons has COM
menced the erection of two two story brick
houses on Green street, near Bridge. Ths con-
tractors are Messrs. Thorn and Boswell, OF
Washington.
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Kitty Ann
arrived to-day from Alexandria, with 21O
bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro, which was
sold at SILL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

SUICIDE ANDLIF RINsURANCR-The Chicepo
Tribune says Ii is usual to insert in policies of
lie insurance a clause to the effect that III the
policy shall be void and no effect. IL would
seem, at first sight, that this clause would
yitiate the policies of all suicides; for suicides
ule "py thelr own hand" In contemplation of
law, however, they do not always die by their
own hand; and, therefore, even when such a
clause Is introduced their policies are not neces-
sarlly vold. when the suicide was, at the time
he took his life, so insane that he was driven bv
an irresistible impulse to commit the act, or
that he was incapable OF exercising his
remaining powers as to its real character
general effect and consequences, his policy
Is not void, and the parties for whose benefit he
insured his life may recover. Such is the law,
as laid down in recent case in the circuit
court OF the United States for the eastern dis
trict OF Michigan, by Judge LongfelIow, in his
charge to the Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

~A Worcester clergyman remarked, Sum
day, that the Lord made the moon for lovers.
81 Hon. George w. Julian Is to stump Mich
igan for the wemen.
~"Phiz Perpetrators" IL what Chicago
calls photographers.
n%Mrs. Cabot, Of Salem, Mass, has fallen
into million by Mr.. Cs death.
~ MT. Walter Shanly, the contractor for the
Hoosac tunnel, says that the formal opening of
Boston consulting with Governor Talbot about
the quality Of rail % be laid In the tunnel, Tho
road bed 70 completed,
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 23.-Vrginia skies, Old, 80; vir-
gtnla's. consoltdaied 81; do ex-coup ons, 50 Wess
NirgiDia's, 10 bid to-day.
.BALTIssRE,. July Is Cotton dull low mid
dlings, l51s. Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
weak and dull-white choice, 1401l affair to prime
DO, IS; choice amber, 40; good to prime red
S1lSo; common to fair do, lS(Gl Is: Ohio and
Indiana do, 7S@l 50; Pennsyv ania do, 7Oe1l go
Corn tirm-white southern, 9O6r93 yellow southern,
50; mixed WESTERN 70 Oats steady-southern ssG75;
western mixed, 6s@s5; do. white, 67@70 Rye
dull. Hay dull.-2l@25. Provisions very strong and
quiet. Mess pork, 221s Bulk meats-baoon aud
hams unchanged. Lard unchanged. Western but-
ter quiet AID easy-2l@23 COFFEE firmer aud qlist-
fair to prime Rio cargoes. f046l22 Whisky-de-
maLd and stock light-99@l 90. Sugar quiet and
NRw YoRK. July 73-stocks dull. Money, .. s,ls.
70: Exchange, long. 4S7h; short, 49J. Govern.
=, New YoRK. July % Flour dull. Wheat steady.
uLoSnoY, July 70, 1880 p. m Bonds of 1855, 100;
Erie, 2g3I. w.
LONpoS, July 49, .. m-Erie, sO&; preferred,
4Ga Paris dispatches quote rentes at 81 francs 50
confines.
LONDON, J oily Is, $3.50 p m.-Ths bullion in the
Bank II England has increased Els8, 600 during the
past week. The amount of bullion gone into the
bank on balance 0.day was $4,000 The propor-
tion OF bank reserve to liability, which last week
WAS az, is now Az.
LoNDoN, July Is, 3 y. m.-Oonsols for money,
We for account, e,ss@ai Erie, 30tG3oI4; prefer
Ied, AZ.
PARIS, July 23-The specie 10 the snk of France
has increased 10000 francs during the past week
kentes 81 francs, 65 confines
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Wall SfrRAf Tn.Aax

NEW YORK, July 23.-The PoS.'s iaanr "A, a,,;oIa
saIe: The wall street market opened stesdv. ex
first two hours there an adv .nca ~ II az me
except Eric; Since y o'clock tbers has 5-sn as s,
eines u .s@t4 on general ,ist, ana per cent. on
Erie hTt reme sales n I've been as follows: u AXE
shsrs, ~ gf2s Te.egrsph, ms 6l73sk Erie s25[oG
Ssa: :, fsu, CESS; Rock Island, IS d997S; Pa
NGrthwes., 57!4 IA: aud Wsta.h, 34sI@Ss5I. cold
sold at lt9si dlOs1s dnring the first half hour AMI
has SIT &c ruled at lt9IsGu0 Foreign Exchange is
dull and ~ sdy, business in bankers sterling vary
for cali leans At 5, the ruling rate being
pa. Prime mercantile paper sells well az
3 to Governments are fully steady. stare
bombs lower for missouris and steady fer Ten
inert shares nominal. Regarding the new | an the
P6H,S hnancisl has the following: From careful
Inquiries eur estimate is that the bids forward
Cd from New York representing those filed By
foreign bankers for the European markets, as
well those for domestic holdings, will aggregate
not lees than so million more than loo million
dollars. Large bids will csme from syndica,es
which have been formed. the principal one, acc 'rd
Ing TO our Information, representing combination
of German bankers and to each Of these bids will be
attached condition that bidders are to have a
"call'' on the entire remainder Of the loan
30 that, should tie Secretary accept any
ore Of these bids, it would bs to the exclusion
of all others. No banking house would be Justified
IN taking large amount of these bonds 70 resell
unless they knew that the remainder cond not come
on market so as to interfere with their sales This
objection has in o Measure been overcome by syn
dicates, thereby consolidating the rival interest,"
the past two days Those who bid for bends because
they wish them to hold, Of course care compara-
lively little whether others have them whsther
there Is considerable stock in the market awaiting
at the stock exchange fraction cheaper than from
the Treasury Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

ROUGH ON THE CoNTRAC ToRs-Tessrs.
Whitm0re and Hamilton, contractors for laying
sewers in 18th street southwest, from b street 10
the river front, have nearly completed their
work, with the exception OF portion between
Il and q streets, which will take but few days
TO finish On Tuesday one of the District en-
glneers appeared on the ground and measured
up the work, and delivered to the contractors
an order from the Chief Engineer TO stop work
until further orders. At this time there re-
manned lew rods OF the ditch open, which
they did not feel authorized TO Ill up, Yestar-
day warrant was sworn out by the police osi-
GERS, who have no discretion in the premises
and the contractors were hauled up before the
Police Court this morning and fined for LEAVING
the ditch open. Such cases on yht to be remse
died by reconciliation OF authority 10 some
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

A CLERGYMAN's WIFE KILLED BY AFALL.
mis-. Magdalena Stuerken. wife of Rev. Claus
Stuerken, pastor Of Emanual Evangelical Lu-
theran Church, (German,) on Caroline street.
Baltimore, was killed almost instantaneously
yesterday about 2:30 p. m, by falling down a
church. There are nine steep steps leading
from the passage in the rear OF the front room
on the first floor to the basement, down which
is supposed, breaking her neck. She had been
sick from typhoid fever for several weeks, and
was considered out OF danger. She wandered,
however, In the absence or her daughter, and
thus met her uHtinely end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

Is BEER PoIsoN?-After studying this i'm
portant question in Germany, ex- Mayor MedilI
of Chicago, writes home. "If beer ia a POISON )
as IL is strenuously asserted to be in America,
on account Of the four or five per cent. of alco-
hol 1t contains, can only say, in reply thereto
that In Germany 1t Is very slow poison, TOR the
whole population have been consuming il in
vast quantities for more than 1000 years; and
they are still hearty, healthy, robust-looking
people, az any one win testify who has ever
travelled through the Teutonic portions of Eu-
rope"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

NRw PrBLicATIoNs--FromR X. b. Mobuu &
Co. We have Osso0d's Haadbook for TrapsIing in
he AsdaiS StGtSs, most convenient and vaiua-
bic paoicaf0n, profusely illustrated with
maps, anS containing al the tourist needs 10
know OF the country lying between the Hudson
ard the great iakes on the one side. and frem
the Capads line 20 the Potomac on the other:
rom j. c. Parker. HarPer's Weekly and Hearth
asa HeBs fer August,
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PRfGG's

NJ ali ,hasa 49," - worthy Of remark that
oiffs IN ~ who have drawn the larger
PUBL Library, not one of them has put his
tho,-ey to bad use, or been injured in any WAY
Dy his surprising good fortune. With al Of them
,ne large sums of money they have gained hiss
still other profits. In the last Concert, so soon
TO come off, some whole community will be
benefited in these troublous times by one ami
another OF the great gifts. People who have
not bought tickets should ponder these things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23

LIVING DOCS are nuisances, but not 30 bad a.
dead ones II the carcaxses are allowed to Law
around tbs hot weather. A dog was poisoned
and died on the corner OF FAyette ana Sd
streets, Georgetown, on Monday morning last.
on Tuesday morning a citizen sent notice Of Il 9
fact to the board Of health. This morniny-fS
hours after such notice-the bloated and Tester
ing carcass was still laying there, within a few
1eet OF the street railroad, where for two DAYS
ana nights II has been very offensive, poisoning
the ar Tor squares around and making several
persons sick.