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The New York herald., 1876-11-24

At nvs p. NJ :--consos, for money, s5I; do for ac-
count 95h; hve-twenty bonds of 1865 (oldD 1888 /;
nvetweniy bonds Of 1857, los 1925 tcniorty bonds
1914; new nvcs, 100 looh; Erie common shares
sh.
RAILROAD BONDS
In railroad bonds the principal change at the Board
was an advance in Ohio and Mississippi seconds
tie other changes were slight n tho late dealings ST.
Louis and Iron Mountain nrsts roso TO loi. Union
Pacnc land grants to l0l sinking unds to 81 a ohio
and Mississippi consolidated sinking funds to 50 and
Toledo ana Wabash St Louis divislon) TO r. The fol-
lowing the closing quotations ior Pacific Railroad
bonds s:-Union nrsts, l05,s 1854; do land grants.
1o0ss l0l; do. sinking funds. sl1 slh; centrss,
los,s 1904
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed strong at the following quo
tations:-Uni,ed States currency sixes 1881 12a;
do do. 1881. registered, 1l7h 1l7,s; do. d. do,
coupon ll75s a1lsls; do do 1866, registered, 1los
Ilo,s do do, do coupon llo,s iloas do do, do,
new. registered ll3,s lls, do do do coupon, 1l3S
allsas do do 1867 registered l16s llo's do. do.
do. coupon, 1oS ll6's; do. do, 1858, registered,
1l7,s HTS; do do, do. coupon. ll7,s 117ss; DO
ten-fortes, registered. ll3A a ia; do do, coupon.
1l4's ll4s; do. nves, 1884, registered, 1924 1929
do. do, do, coupon, ll21S al12x; do. 4lss, ll04
llok.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $oo,ooo
gold OF interest and SO 500 IN redemption
OF dvcswenty bonda The Sub Treasury released
S1s 100 silver coin to-day Revenue receipts TODAY
$3.50 600, customs receipts, $500 0Oo bank notes
received, $3.50, 900.
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds this afternoon Tennessee new series
sold at 4ss< old do. at As. District OF Columbia 365s
at 80. and Missouri long sizes ar 1857.
BAxK sHARxa
In bank shares the only sales we're OF Commerce
(sixl at los.
PHILADELPHIA Stocks
The following are quotations at tho Philadelphia
Stock Board to-day
Pennsylvania SKIES, third Issue. uc............. ia
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. ................ 13I
Reading Railroad 22&
Pennsylvania Railroad. d........................ 451s
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MEMORANDA.

near future the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph CON-
pany will stili further reduce throughout the
entire country. officials bong work in revising
and rearrangng the schedule.
Stockholders OF the Toledo. Wabash and Western
Railway Company will nnd elsewhere an important
notice regard to their stock The differences be-
the foreclosing bondhoIders aud stockholders
have been amcably adjusted. Tho sale OF the ROAD
has been confirmed all threo Of the State courts,
and the old stock Is admitted 10 participation in the
upon payment Of $40 per share in install
ments OF 80 at intervals OF tnrce months Stock.
holders must subscribe within thirty days or forfeit
Their stock.
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CLOSING rRIcEs-3 p. y.

ADVANCES AND DRcLIyR
The following the changes In closing prices
pared with those of yestcrday:-
ADVANCE delaware and Lackawanna tx; Della.
and Hudson. ~; Erie, -; Hannibal and ST.
Joseph common. "a; Illinois Central 3k Morris and
Essex u; New Jersey Central, ~; Rock Island, y (;
American Express, 81: gold, y.
DEcLIyE-Western Union, y ST Paul, 7s; do. pre-
ferred, q; Pacific Mail, ri Michigan Central, u ;
Lake Shore, X Harlem, u
The rest OF the market stationary.
On call loans money freely supplied at T. and
finally AT 2 and az per cent Tho dscoun. market
continues quiet and prime paper passes at ~ per
cent The rates Of exchange on New York ut the
aforementioned cities to-day were:-savannah, u
offered: Charleston. easy, 5lo par; CINCINNATI, dull,
100 discount; New Orleans, commercial sl6, oank 4 ;
ST Louis 100 125 discount; Chicago lilo discount
The foreign exchanges were heavy and lower this
afternoon, when the bankers reduced their rates TO
ls2 and Asl for long and snort sterling. The demand
10 limited We quotc-
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A CORRECTION.

To TIE EDITOR THE HERALD
In your edition OF Tuesday last appeared error
which please correct You stated that Henry Bsriiner
OF the Arm Of Berner Karcher, at No AT Broadway
has filed . petition IN Bankruptcy while II shou d
have read that Ph H. karcher died the petition against
Henry Berner. Yours, HENRY BERLfNER
NEW YoRK, Nov. 23, 1874
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Imericsn standard OF classifica-
running m quality not more

-Inciaded In the bales to arrive Delivered
40 bales For future delivery sales have
beensas follows :Ysstcrday after two r. M-January.
luU bales IL 3.2c ITO II 5.32c., 200 ilSc.
February. 80 Mt ~ 518c March, 700 l21<c
" -3sc Total. l. bales. To-day, up to two r. NJ
November, 100 bales II ~ Lice December, 1890
sna. Y s92c Janaary; 10 q u sJsc 10 a. iase,
i2Ac, 20 - y 7s3s ,iyo ~ ~ y-s2c Feb
= iss2c, 100 at AZ 7.loe, 40 s.ia is.sac. |;
April so at Y 2ssac 800 At ias4c soo - Y 2.ssc
I4,ooo bales Grand total, 1880 bales. The Is,
bales; New orssns ss.i; Mobile, i.es s"yannss,
4sSo; Bsl.imore no; Nsw YORK. eis; boston I;
2s ss THIS day las, year. so4s Total since september
follows TO h.yfs " s.esm compressed; to Brs-
lJ-3ld. by steam. By sail . l6c.
FLoUR GKas.keces spts-Flour. 1888 bbIs wheat,
19 23 busnels meal $50 bDis and $50 sacks
i1u4y busel- oats. 5s. D do. rye r,Si2 barney,
e5. I3s d. barley malt. 100 The Hour market
steady with lair demand for shipping which nva
riably Lrought full prices The sales about 1900
bois including State. Western and Southern the
xed quotations Rye Hour quiet: about 3U bblA
sold - ~ - 10. Corn zeal rm and fairly active.
Tho 1000 bpls aud 5to sacks. sold at So ~
Tor Brsnywins 81 81 81 10 and jersey
yellow. We -
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o. 400 bbls: prices unchanged Wheat In fair In.
auiry. sales M 1870 bushels hard Minnesota 10 mers AZ
u 80; 500 do. Green Bay club At private terms Corn
duh noinsliy quoted firm 52i.c No. =. saes ~
bushels mixed Toledo 53sc $500 do. No ~
33c small lots millers; 1900 No Al private terms
Oats rye barley and seeds nothing doing Malt In trade
demand only prices unchanged High wfnessaes of 80
barrels prices unchanged Pork and lard quiet and IN
changed. Railroad ireigbts unchanged.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

BEsxR-wHBsTER the West Twenty-third street
Presbyterian church. by the Rev. &. N. White, CHAkLKs
W. BRisxR 70 IDA, daughter Of X Webster, ESQ, all
OF New York
BlLLlxes-xAJoa..-0a Thursday, November ~. ~
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT FIRM-FUTUnEs FIRM AND
$3.50. 1920. HIGHKR-FLoUR FIRM
WHEAT FIRMER--CoRN DULL AND LOWER
OATS DULL AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UN-
CHANoED-PoRK NoMINAL-LARD IRREoU-
LAR AND LowER-PKrRoLEuM F1RM-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE sTEADY-RosIN sTEADY--oILs
sTEADY-coFrEE QUIET-sUGAR FIRM
THURSDAY, Nov 23-6P. NJ.
The merchandise markets ruled quiet o general
thing, but there were few noteworthy exceptions to
the rule, the most important Of which, perhaps was
the activity In wheat which in demand Tor ex-
port at advanced prices. Flour in fair demand
and prices we're firm Corn dull and lower, while
oats were dull and unchanged. whiskey was un-
changed. Pork neglected and nominal Lard was
irregular and lower Freighls steady Cotton the
spot hrm. Futures closed firm and 5-32c. 732c.
higher. Coffee quiet. Sugar drm. Oils gem
orally steady Petroleum firm. Rosn and spirits
pentne steady.
CorFEE--The market for Rio quiet, but steady The
market for mild coffee dull During the past week
2os7 bags Maracsbo 800 bags Laguayrs $50 bags Mexi-
Ill bags vanilla sold in lots consum ption
prices within tho range The stock of mild coffee In first
hands follows Java i92 grass mats MaracaIbo
6.4s9 bags; Laguayra, ls2 do; Jamacs. 9i9 do: ST
Domingo. 4.soa do; Mexican. 74e do; savanIla
s55 do. Total stock. i4l37 bags and 81 1872
mats Java We quote :-Ordinary cargoes I5Ac. a
l0c. fslr do, IKE lsc; good do 1870. IsLc |;
prime lss4c 1yc. extreme range Of lots. 15slc zoe
Santos isr to good, 17,4c lsc. gold, ninety days. Java
government bags, 20c nc do, mats 2ic.
singapore lie isc Ceylon. l6isc. lsc.; Maracaibo
lec. lsc.; Lasuayrs I8,sc lsc.; Jamaica. i5,sc.
l7c ST. Domingo, li1ac i4s4c Porto Rico 1870. 15c
Costa Rca i6c. i9c Mexican, l61sc. IKE Manila
16c lie; Angostura. l6c. lsc. vanilla. Ice lsc.
CuracoI lJc a lo5ec.
corrosThe market for spot cotton was frm with hold
generally asking higher prices Future deliveries
advance oi &c the closing prices tn,
and scd hrn VT tendency
with the closing prices showing fo- the Of
from aJlc to i-32c Tho c.osing prices to day
with Wednesdays as iolows.-
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SALES AFTER CALL
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

The following table OF prices OF the prominent gold
silver mining shares, including the opening prices
Of to-day received by telegraph from San Fra ncsco
Ia furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building All
nrices III gold. -
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

PROVIDENCE, Nov II IS7b.
Printing cloths steady 4i,c the best 54x04
goods. with few transactions
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LONDON OH MARKsr-JospoS, Nov 23-Eyenng Lin
seed oil. 26s. per cwt
GLASGOW SUGAR MARKsr.-t;LAscow. Nov. 23-In the
market fair business 10 doing Sd I'd advance
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lu:l5 AND 1880 A. NJ.
NIX S4Om U S5-2O.c '6s. be 4 (
3 ZOO s.. ~, be ti2ts
I12T 100 US5's, Q. 'si.. 1i2iz
lis 400 Us Called bds.. ITO
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THonsoS-On Wednesday evening, November "a
DAVID A., infant SON OF David A. and Christina W.
Thomson
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO at
day tho oath INST, at one O'Clock r. N. Intcrncnt
Yonkers N. Y.
TouaY.-In Brooklyn. on Thursday, November 2s
HAKxoRfA ToURY, the beloved wiIo OF Janes Toury
Her will be taken from her late residence
No 528 Clinton ST., to 81 Mary's church. oclocl
Saturday, 25th, thence TO the Cemetery OF the Hon
Cross Tor inierment. .
vxRxILYHA-On Thursday, November 23 NAruAxEl
u. vKKnLYEA, in the eth year OF his age
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 nt
tend hts unsra AZ his lato late residence East New
York. on Saturday. November rs, a. ten a. NJ.
VAN SIoKLyx-At Grayesend. November 23 1879
Mrs ELIZA VAN sIcKLEx, In her 54th year.
The relatives and friends OF family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence
Grsvesend l. l., on sunday, November 20. II two
NJ
WASHINGTON On Wednesday, November ~ 1876
GEORGE WASHINGTON aged A.
Relatives and frieLds OF the family invited 10
attend tho funeral services this day Frday st one r.
NJ from the Central Park Baptist church. saa ~, be
tween I'd and Sd avs
COURT ERNEST, No. 5727, A. O. F.-BRgrHREs--You
are heropy summoned attend the funeral oi late
Brother George Warrington to-dsy !sndsy), s nalt
A. H. CANTOR, Secretary.
wAY--At woodbridge, N. j., on "Wednesday, Novcn-
Dor ~ ELLA TKRHuSg. eldest daughter Of Thomas J..
aud Delta 7. Way, IN the 10Th year OF ber age.
Relatives and friends the iamiiy are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence u
her grandfather, Thomas Tcrhune, Saturday nexI
at two r NJ rrain leavos Chambers 81, New JeSssg
and New York Hallway ~ one o'clock return train -
500 r. NJ
wH,rKsipE November "a 1875, MAHy, wifo a
William whitesIdc, aged ~ yeara
Funeral services from her late rssdsnce 40 Jo6cr.
y. Relatives aad friends ssassesiuilS invttsd q
astend
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-21

PROTECTION or GANE.-It is n well
known fact that despite thr multitude of
legal enactmen:s looking toward the p.eser-
vRtioE throughout the Commonwealth of
game, such as deer, squirrels. rabbits, pheas-
ants, trout, etc, yet oar forests aud streams
are year by year being SO despoiled by reclS-
less sportsIneu that. except stop he put to
this wholesale destruction 10y the enforce
meat Of these laws, the manufacturers aud
vendors of game aud fshing tack le will be
obliged 10 20 into bankruptcy. y quarter
Of = century ago the woods in our imm"di-
ate neigh borhuOl were the homes OF Uuuum-
bered small game, while the waterways
teamed with trout. W here is the small game
now? Killed out Of season, and all bHt ex-
terminated. Where is the magnificent trout
most magnificent of fish, and game as it is
macmiiiccnI2 Btuishcd 70 some locality
where the foot OF man seldom treads. y
number Of our local srortsrnen have latter
ly taken note Of this marked and disheart-
the iui,iatury steps to put u stop to 1t. a
few evenings ago, a meeting was held here,
~ which an association deuominated :hc
"EbcHsbugg SpNrtsmen's Club was organ
lied, with lhc following officers President,
john a Blair: Treasurer, Geo. W. OItman;
Secretary John G.. Lake. a committee TO
frame a constitution aud bylaws, consisting
OF Mcssrs. Oatman, Lake, and James NJ.
Singer, was appointed, with Instructions to
report ut a meeting to be held tonight.
The existiug game laws, ii properly en-
forced are all-suiiicient TO prevent the whole
sale destruction of fur and fin complained
Of Such enforcement, rs we understand it,
Will De the main object arrived at by the
Club. and wa bespcal foF-it ii9 its w'Ggk tlle
cU-uperatiou of all who are not land or water
pirates.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-21

THE WILMORE BURGLARY.-The surrcp-
titiOus entrance to the residence of Rev. Ii
McHugh, of Wilmore, at an early hour on
Monday morning of last week, by two uli-
known burglars. as briefly referred to in
Our last issue, was accomplished by remov-
ing pane of glass from one of the windows
and then reaching in and uufastening the
bolt and raising the window. Once inside,
the movements of the burglars were dis
tinctly heard by the inmates, but presurn-
ing that the noise was made by some other
of the legitimate members OF the household,
neither of them made any attempt TO eject
the intruders or even discover who they
were. True the thieves approached the bed
occupied blythe venerable mother OF rather
McHugh, and held light close to her face,
but aware though she was of their presence,
she had sufficient control of her feelings not
to make any outcry, and thus no doubt
save maltreatmeut, ii not death, as one of
the party had n heavy club with him, which
was found in one of the rooms soon after
their departure. The burglars succeeded in
capturing S21 in money, a good revolver,
and several other articles of value.
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Letter from the Vest.
NAsuv1rrv brown Co., nd. Dec. 20,

NASHVILLE, Brown Co., rrnd.. Dec ~ ls'.
DEAR FREEIAN-l now propose to give yon a
brief sketch of the early and natural history OF
! Brown county, il having fallen to me to write
| up the same u member OF the Centennial
! Committee from this county.
| Brown county is situated in the interior OF
the State. The surface of the soil IS generally
hil!y, almost mountainous but about one-htth
part consists OF valley ana rock bottoms, win
a like amount of level table lands IN the south
western corner 1t contains an area OF three
hundred aud twenty square miles, or 2Cf,SUO
acres. The soil is well adapted to the vegetable
ana alproduclions. Salt creek, the principal
street, is composed OF three main oranches' the
middle and south fork, which unite near the
south western corner of the county. and flows
thence through Monroe ana ftchce ;,.1uttics @
into the east fork of White river. Hig hinnd
ridges, approaching the square form of the
county surrounds II on the cardinal SIDE while
east to tho southwest three othyr ridges ira
verse the county, all connecting on the divide
near iowa, called Trafalgar. in Johnston coun-
ty, all these ridges slope gradnaly south aad
west. but present steep and rugged faces 10 the
Gold is found on the bars of the brooks
that flow into Beanblossom from Indiana creek
ridge, and on the streams that now from tne
foot of the Drift Back bone IN the north
eastern part of the county, as South Beanbios-
som and North Salt creeks.
from stone cancrctions have been discovered.
bat not III sufficient quantities To be OF econoInic
Importance There are numerous quaafr,es III
various parts of the county, from which are
taken stone that is extensively used Tor archl-
tectural purposes. and perhaps as hne as can oe
found in this country. Lead has also been
found, but not in sufficient quantlties 10 pay
for working There has also oeen recently ui-
earthed II continuous quartz ledge. said 20 con
gold aud silver PROT Comet. AsstStHt1t
State q oelogist. saws manganese has been found
in abundance. and in the course OF time viii
Tua Ike this county one Of the weutthicst in the
State There has also been found many pre-
ciOus stones. inclIIfing diamonds. comedians.
small rIibies, garnets and opeis. Prof Wyiey.
OF the State University Mt Bloomington. is of
the opinion. formed from exam ming specimens
forwarded him, thII topaz are also found here.
EARLY SETTLEMENTS.
The frst settlements made IN the present
territory of Brown county were made III an
early day, perhaps IS cafiy a. 1900, aud beyond
doubt as early as 1875. FOR VIC find Bavil Schoon-
over, settled on Schooner creek about the same
time hat james FHrgart. Harvey King, e. al.
eettled the mead waters OF Sait cres K a maui
by the name of Fred. 6 CT, settled on the mid
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-21

TNTEREsTI>,G TO SCHOOL pGarCToRs-
State Superintendent WiciIersham in his
report submitted to the Legislature at it's
present session, says that section 6, of the act
of April %, 1874, applies to school directors
and 1t is their duty to comply with its pro-
visions. We quote from the section, as fol
lows !: The corporate authorities Of every
such municipality or district shall annually
IN the month of January, prepare aud pub
iSh in at least two newepa pers of said muni-
cipal ty or OF the comfy in " itich the same
Is situate, it so many be printed therein, d
statement showing i'm detail the actual in
debtedness, the amount of she funded debt.
the amount OF the floating debt thereof, the
valuation Of taxable property therein, the
assets of tile corporation, with the character
and nature thereof, and a neglect or failure
Sc to do shall be a misdemrauor, punishable
by tue not exceeding one Thousand dollars.
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GIEHwHlrr, Ian. II. 1915.

DEAR FREEMAS-I answer J. = Scanan's
whee! problem thus: The one wheel Of the
cart viii make 26.4G0.000 revolutions in going
around the earth, and The two together viii
make twic" as many, or $500 GOO revolutions.
The wheclharrOw wheel viii make 5S,GUj,665S
revolutions more than the wheels Ot the cart III
xring AROUND the earth. Each wheel OF the cart
" i'll make S,SdG,U0 revolutions in going through
the earth Ehe wheclbHrrnw viii make l9,-
5jj555 SO revolutions, or 1866, BOO 90 more than
the cart wheels in going through the earth.
The answer 70 :. Littie's problem III selecting
figures ont OF !, 81 S,1.l 3, . 3 D Z, to mHkc2J,
simple addition, is as fnl.Ow 1-.-T-i-5- = 5-&e
Allow me TO give one for tue benefit of your
readers ana myself also ! tree 50 feet high
stands one hundred feet from thu bank OF II
rIVel. On the top of the tree there are Two
monkeys; one Of then came down the trre and
went To t4c river, and the other Jumped up and
came down the hYpOthenuse and Travelled the
same distance. How high did he jump?
IeuTs, &c, L. j. :.
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die fork ot the letter creek IN 1875. and there
WIS "a settlement made at BeanIJioSsur1, near
where GCCrCetOWD new stands. bl Cu~istnpber
stump; and others in 1870, aud Robert Rpnacr-
son made 81 settlement near where Na>hS lille
now stands which. toy tue way, Is very protIiIy
iccat ed on Salt creek, and tn ysll slIrro.,r,I-
lug the toFfn Is very picturesque; IN fact. : ash
Vile Is one OF tie GTGst beautiful towns in
sOuth-w cstern Indiana. and mas y pop1lstion OF
4.O)1, or therea bouts Another settlement W. :
made where SpCaTsvilie nov stands about the
year l-25. The FIRST niitS ~ The county were
known as horse mills. 5iu& ere Cserated Ly
non sS', Hs 4 tread pGtt-r t-ss-s'.iUg machine -.
Inc first one in use T41 Ht.t a. opera ION in the
year '6$D, and the iir-i yr-t 3n.si was erected by
Edward Davis. about t!.rae niles east or Nash
v le, in the year 1881. J ls hrst religions SO
cictics were the Uiitc1 BFetheru ana a.et thnd5sr,
about the year lSl2. This being about n tnat
is material tc any Of your many readers, / pre-
suInc II would be as consistent with the wish cf
We printer man, as aldo the patrons OF eald pa
per. 40 conclude for the present.
Yours, truly. G z. L,
p. 3 merry Christmas and happy New
1,nr 70 YOU Mr.. Editor. and To all tny Old
fIitn3s in ljttle Cambria. Nry prnsp slIty siIc-
cess and In ptiness. both transient ard eieruni.
attend you all wtithoTs0eTer you may r5arI,. is
the wish or Yours Sc-- q. T. L.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-21

BFTHISK AND BELIEVE. .-There is no
douht-there can be no doubt, that in the
various Investigations which science has
made, she has added TO the trophies OF the
p,et aud what we see in material develop
ment is also going oc in the other depart
inents of life. Consumption, once the terror
OF the human family, is now partly shorn OF
its terrors. You can meet 1t at the thfesiioid
and dispute its invasion by that more than
wonderful medicine, DIR. EEYsER LUNG
CURE. which has done more for It's cure than
all the remedies that have preceded IT, we
read every week of cures that DR. hEXSER s
ITrEG CTrRE has made. We see those on the
streets in the full enjoyment of lie, who
once were apparently on their way 10 the
narrow house" DR.. KEYSERs LUNG
CURE has again relit the lamp OF lie and
sent these once suffering invalids on tnelr
way rejoicing Price 81 so per bottle or four
bottles for So, al 240 Penn street, Pittsburgh.
DR.. Key private Office, l20 Penn street.
[i-21.-1in.J
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-21

a FACT WORTH KNOwTNG.-Are you
suffering with Consumption, Coughs Severe
Colds settled on the breast or any disease of
the Throat and Lungs? II SO, go to your
Druggists, Lemon & Murray, Ebensburg, or
TO Wnleslagle q Son, Wilmore, and get a
bottle of BOSCHEE' s GERMAN SYRUP. This
medicine has lately been introduced from
Germany, and is selling on its own merits.
The people are going wild over it's success,
and druggists all over our country are
writing MS of it's wonGertiii i'ires among theiJ
customers. If you wish TO try its superiUF
virtue get Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Large size bottle 30 cents. Three doses will
relieve you Try it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-21

MILD WINTERS. The wca!h-r thus far
ms winter has been comparatively mild and
Ihs topic of much con versation. :.'.:! :, cC,f!-
pariSon with The mild wIRtcrs oi long gone
by may not I've nniutcrcGtiuG. Ia I1t2 the
temperature was SO high thar tiIe leaves came
cut on The trees IN January. and the birds
Eatched their bruods III February. In 1893
the weather was equally mild, and the maid
cn3 OF Cologne wore wrcaths of violeis and
corn flowers at Christmas and on Twelfth
day. Ii l42l the trees Powered in he month
OF March, aud tie vines in the month of
a pTl. Cherries ripered in the same month
and grapes appeared in May. Ia 1872 The
trees we're covered with leaves in Januarv
and Tie birds matched their young in Febru-
ary, as in I'LL in 1855 The same thing was
repeated, and il is added that corn was in the
ear AT Easter. There was in France neither
snow nov frost throughout The winters OF / IJ3S
1907, 1909, 1917 and 1863 finally, III 1862
even in The north OF Germany, the stoves
were not ii-hted aud trees lowered in Feb
ruary. Coming To Later dates the winters Of
1864, when it thuudCred at Paris On the
2otn Ot January, and that of 1865, the year of
the great inundatiou of the Seine, may b"
mentioned as exceptionally mild.