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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-21
TIN MINUTES LATE.

v there wasn't likelier fellow on
.ae ilau George Kirke,
vas The son Of poor man, and his
-.r vas dead. His father was con
20 invalid uf the rheumatic order, and
= played lie dutiful son To him i'll a
.l" "Uuid astUuiSh the young men OF
%E
'-faow, nobody knew exactly how,
e had managed To pick up good ed
and lie had polished it off, so to
a. D! two years course at CONNER
cIpga.
a.te began on the Stony Hill Railroad
'- 'e was about iweuty-one or twenty
!aI' Cd. First, lie was brakeman.
'Ian"ay business is regular success
ana generally speaking, a man has tu
aN way up. H. amt often he works
MI up 90 The dignity Of conductor at
'E WIN - Chance To pocket ten cent
~ a'G with the privilege of helping all
20 looking and we'll dressed young
""t "t the ca:S, and letting the
"nes, with babies and haudboxes in
anus stumble out the best way they
''Ee md his duty 50 we'll that lie was
'ih'ted o fireman, and after lie had
N We workings Of the machine, he
r'T engineer aud given an engine.
"slHe was one of the newest and
'.H line, and was called the Fly
Z, ,,'l aDu Geofg" was mighty proud of her
u. may well believe.
49, 81 you sir, your true ergineer-one
"'u out for the business, aud feels
t'"NIDlIiy-takes as much pride in
| -','e Us the jockey does in his favor
-I Sc, and would sit UP nights, or
fl, us sweetheart, to keep the brasses
ices OF his machine SOS you could
'f face in en-.
.ls another man wanted Georges
r,-,-. there's generally more than one
l.. ~ paying job.
| ,.,. .4"'lIddy had been waiting some
engineer of the Flyaway. and
Liz 'SI :, u lie was mad enough to pull
lsI, ne was a brakeman likewise,
n zen ON The road two years longer
~ and IL would seem that the
'y,'.y belonged To him, yet lie was
rs.f NE disagreeable fellow, with
M 't''',oe ~, enough To have set an ompe-
~ ousIuesS aud still have some
.g5 JACK realized that George had got
as rack Of him, his anger was at a
I'd T'"t. He cursed Kirke and he
-.ri-.e company, and old Whately, the
ssns1 "oeiit' and things generally, until
pity there was not something
lts,e. e''Se he was in Zine cursing order.
|asT- was more than one thing wIicb
gra I'm Halliday down on George Kiike.
r,,,.lu rau been his rival in many respects,
8 or,..'Niai'y where the fairer creation
,a.I ,,Ned. George was great favor
,D ,sn, We girls, for lie was handsome
. ur'.uS and good uatufed, and Jack
ana ,r.sl,iie, aud always ON The contrary
r. n yne girls avoided him as they al
gem,o expected that i'll would come
., and nom Jacks bad blood agaius:
qbs Al. we warned him more than once,
II Old /, i'yS laughed and reminded us OF
f. vb;.. law that barking dogs seldom
lRd sa a,ch Is true in the main.
ss t Tie time went on, until two,
Aaol,1, months had passed since Kirke's
"nd nothing had occurred, we
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-21
,,r GOOD OF THE BOY.

,,.;s the good of a wideawake boy,
'"Jy x bo vhoops and halloes
: he ties on his shoes,
1rd who dances Il jig
1Tbil,. he's couhIng his wig
.t!,,, his face with a very poor grace
Who whips on his jacket
,nJ makes all the racket
Ne nossihly can?
r m me- pray, whats the good OF this
bg' II,
awake man.
,r,ri the good Of a hnngry boy,
Wbo rIlmoTs for food
4 np Juvenile should,
and as sure as | live,
Ear. all that yuu give;
.s.rI Hrsh or fish, lie empties the dish,
Vbil,. for soft gingerbread he
0h. always is re- dy;
prgy. whlt vii, he make ?
~.,srf Of man will grow out of this
rr a ; rrry safe man, dear, TO put doeen a
i7elg'
-r,f y, the good Of rollicking boy,
Who gels into snaps"
Arl an SORTS Of laps;
Who nothing so lnarhes
Asauew suit of clothes,
ans. the first day they so hinder his play /;
Frthe second no matter,
He'll have them a-tatter
Before SIT of sun;
--s ylu something 10 say for the good of
His boy
r.. r-enrerprise bold he will surely count
al-'
mia, is the good Of a careless boy,
Who WON'T wipe his feet
Aud can't learn TO I've neat,
Who ;rradS on The eat
And SITS down ON his hat;
l.'. .ruuky and pluyl,y, this happy-go-
H.kc,
Mud cares not q rattle,
iir' sides it, each battle
WIKI mm HAT il down.
r. ular j. the good OF this bold, reckless
ropuiar vote, dear, he'll carry the
town.
rla' is the good of a horrid hoy,
Who won't say his prayers,
Aud morkS at your cares;
Vino hears all the news,
Your advice does refuse,
! BE- j~rr, and lie leases aud does as he
psl-rs.
Iwrud-v if augIit lie
Performs Is uot naughty?
One IhiuE-hr irou't lie,
r. what is the good ut this terrible boy I?
| Vly zoo sreIk The truth, Gcar-a .ea vir-
.ue, say l."
a-a, there's some good IN all sorts of "a
huy
The ioily and sad,
THE sorry and bad,
The best aud rlc worst,
The la-l aud The first,
have somewhat 10 say in his favor al
Uayy
Why, yes, since YOU leave it,
surely believe it
I, best 10 judge 50,
a1gh You may question the good of a
boy.
,aoad folks fare without him I'd just
Ike 10 know"
-ay b. g. Eyctb, ip Christian Union.
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WANTEn.-A wife who can handle a
broom 1" trash down cob webs aud sweep
up her room.
Can make decent bread that a fellow can
eat.
Not that horrible compound you every
where meet
Who knows how to bpi', to fry. and to
roast.
Make good cup of tea and platter of
tras-.
woman that washes, cooks, irons and
stitches.
And srws up the rips in fellows old
breeches.
Aud makes her own garments-an item
which Is 80 horribly expensive, as eve v
one KNOWS com ioh senSe creature and
il with mind.
TO teach aud euiiie-exalted. rrfned.
A sost Of angel aud hou se- maid COM
| Iined.
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THE DEAD PROPHET.
A NEW BRIDGE OF SIGHS,

"Dead--Dead-D ."-Hanalet.
One more polygaIDoas,
Short in the breath,
Wretchedly bigamous,
Gone to his death.
Turn not away from him,
Scorning 30 touch,
Go nearer ;.nd pray for him,
Married SO much.
Think of his fathers-in-'aw,
Two hundred 5rothers-in-law,
Three hundred sisters-in- law.
Fifty odd mothers-inlaw,
Left in one family,
All polyganily
Think of their daily life
Full of domestic strife.
Cat fights and sGuealings;
Think of the tears and signs,
Then try to Ann Elize
Some of their feelings;
Think of the weekly dues
And of the baby shoes
And stockings unnumbercd;
Think of the payments large,
Think of daily charge,
vi dh lllIdnt SlA
Oh turn not away from him,
Scorning to touch,
Go nearer and pray for him,
Married 50 much.
Oh this is piliful
a city with widows full,
BUXom and fair;
Old bachelors think of it;
Go near to the brink of il,
Now, if you dare.
Still Tor his higamy
And muddy polygamy
Leave him at rest
Cross his hands hunbly,
As if praying dumhly,
Over his breast
Owning his W. akness,
The poor erring creature,
Aud leaving with meekness
His mantle to Bcecher.
mes PeRuck'ie in Os,CeGo Gazette.
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JoNAH-"Why is a and Martha
paused, medtated, and dropped three
stitches in the needlewoIk she was trying
To crochct--'why is--nr why was Jonah
in what did Jonah surpass all o;her men
of his time - .'CawS," exclaimed little
Tommy, who was trying to tie cat under
a clair, s'caws he didn't mind" 20 you
keep still, you little brat, remarked his
interrogat.ng sister. 'ln finance" sug-
oested another .'because he was enc cent
to TarshislI, you know" ''ln suffering,
said another. ''because he had vale all
over him. ''Yes." said fifth. land in
fo.ti;ude, forle forgot his Spaiil--hi> pain,
you see" ''lle was good deal like this
Russian war, remarked sixth, - i,iet
10 Europe -Proiit, | see said Martha.
You needu't bear on that word SO hard !;
hat isu'tsit, though ''He surpassed in
literary misery" suggrsteda seventh, for
he was in write wall for three days and
three nights Il guess lie wanted 10 keep
house, observed the eighth, ''after he bad
SO much trouble overheard"
..Ah !" said Martha, dropping another
stitch, '.that isu't any answer at all go
ahead. all of you, aud I'll tell you when yon
hI: right "Iie surpassed in sadness,
guessed a ninth; '.he was quite down in
the MOUTH Mo- '.He surpassed as
wicked Roman Governor" suggested the
fif IA again. '.hecause. yuu see, be was
panncheuus pilot" ''O-hr' screamed Man
tIIa. dropping seven stitches, ''no physielo-
..y allowed.' .'We;l, then" said a tenth,
rs Il anything about fislial in the lnteIi-
or Department ?" "Nu, you barbarian.
..ife surpassed" said the eleventh, lin
iiohtness because The whaie threw him
up.' s.Very good said Martha, blandl :,
.'bnt that,> nos it. You burn, though.
lis it anything about rode -rowed?' said
her sister. mo, il isn't; you cart any OF
you guess. He surpassed III strength be-
cause whale couldn't keep him dowu. =
n. !. Graphic.
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a DRY GOODS clerk relates that very
,rettv aud stylish young lady called IN The
s,,,re ,',ther day and requested 10 see some
lavender kid gloves, whereupon she was
nI.,,,,,, several different shades of,that color.
Reinp a little overcome with SO great
variety, she asked Which OF those pans
are the lavenderest ?'
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A GENTLEMAN once warmly eulogized
the consistency of au absent husband in
the presence of hisloyiug wife. Yes, yes
she assepted, '.he writes me letters full of
the agony OF affection, but he never RENTS
me any money! Il eau c,nceIve Of Thai,
replied the other, .'for L know his iove to
be unremittiEg."
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called the meeting 70 order, and said that
he had been requested TO suggest that the
caucus adjourn till 7:30 tonight, whereup-
on member proposed Saturday night, but
the voice OF the nsjoriiy being in favor OF
continuing the csucus this evening without
adjournment, Mr.. McMshon, Of Ohio, Of
fered resolution that on tomorrow, a mo-
ton be made in tie house inviting the
senate to meet the house in joint conven-
ton at O'Clock on Mondsy.
Mr.. kehr offered substitute, namely,
that the motion be made in the house invi-
ting the senate TO meet it in joint session
to-morrow at ! O'Clock, for the purpose o.
proceeding with the count Of the electoral
vote.
To this Mr.. Neal offered an amendment
which MIR. Kehr accepted, TO the effect that
after the two houses shall have met in joint
session to receive the decision of the cleo
toral commission, in the Oregon case, and
shall have separated thereon, the house
will then proceed TO discuss the decision.
An ezrnest and excited discussion ensued,
in which Messrs. Hurd, southard, Nc
Mahon, Vance of Ohio, Knott, Sparks and
Lane participated, faycring delsy till
Monday.
Measrs. Hill, Brown, Wiltshire, Harrison
and House were in favor OF inviting the
senate to meet with the house tomorrow
for the purpose Of continuing the counting
of the electoral vote.
Speaker Randall made few remarks
counselling calm deliberation in view Of
the importance of the questions present.
ed.
Mr.. Field also spoke briefly, stating he
had prepared two bills, one providing for
the election OF President and Vice resi-
dent on the first Tuesday in May, the pre-
siding officer Of the senate TO act as Presi-
dent in the interval between the Attn OF
March and that time, the other bill pro-
viding for quo UorTdato proceedings, SO that
the respective contestants for the Presidency
and Vice-Presidency could go before the
United States Supreme Court, and there
present their claims to the office under the
operation of the previous question.
The substitute and amendment to Nc
Nahon's resolution were rejected-ayes, Al /;
nave, %. The resolution Of Mcmahon, in
wiling the senate TO meet the house at l
o'clock on Monday, was then adopted by
about twenty majority. The reasons given by
several gentlemen who were present at the
caucus for this DELAY, were that the house
wanted further time for reflection and to
prepare objections to South Carolina and
other cases. A number Of Democrats who
did not sanction the delay left the hall from
time to time before the close Of the pro-
ceedings, and others privately said, after
adjournment, that they would not be bound
by the caucus, as many Democrats had
pnrposely absented themselves. Willis, Of
New York, will, cnder all the circum-
stances, earnestly oppose the postponement
as contemplated by McMahon's resolution.
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HAVE Rad AN OV aislAN IUNORIN THE
OYARIES AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS.
M, 1879

HAVE Rad AN OV aislAN TUNORIN THE
OvARIEs AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS.
AVN Aksos, Dec. q, 1875.
DE-. RADwaY: That others may be bene fitted,
make this statement:
/ have ..ai an Ovarian Tunor in the ovaries
and bowels for ten years. tried tn BEST physi
clans OF This place ana Others Without any bene-
fit. 1t vas growing 1t such rspidity that l could
not have lived much longer. a friend Of mine
inaucei me TO try Railways Remedies. l ha |
pot much faith in them ba. fIsDy, after much
elaboration, tined them.
purchased six bottles Of the Res0.yent, two
boxes Of the Pills and two Bottles Of tn Reliei.
used those without any apparent benefit de-
termined 70 perserver. used t.. I've more bot
ties Of The Resolvent, two Of the Relief, and two
boxes of Pills. Before they were gone had lost
ven.y five pounds.
l Continued TO use the medicine until was
SURE that was-entirely cured took the medi-
cine about i've months, and during that time,
lost forty-dve POUNDS. In all took three dozen
bot les Of the solvent, six bottles OF the Relief,
and six boxes Of the Pills.
gratitude {, God for this help in my deep affic-
ton. To you, Sir, and your wonderful medicine
1 teel deeply indebted. and my prayer is that IL
may be ss much Il blessing to others as II has
TSisned MRS. E. C. BIgBINS.
Mrs. Bibbins, VII makes the above certificate,
is the person for whom l requested you to send
medicine in June, 1875. The medicines above
what was cent 10 her by yau 1 may cay that
her statement is correct without quzliheation.
Isignet, l. ;. LEIGH.
Drussis: and Chemist Ann Arbor. Mich.
This may certify that Mrs Bibbins, Who
makes the above certificate, is and has been for
many years we'll known TO US, aud the facts therr-
In stated are undoubtedly and undenIabiy correct.
Any one who knows Mrs Bibbins, Will believe
g. POM, MARY b. POM, and N BY CooKkR.
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AND AGpi

penecsly tasteIess, elegantly coated with svee
gum, purge. regulate. purity, cleanse, and
disorders OF the stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys,
Bladder, Nervous DIS ases, Headache, Constipa
ton Costivenes>, Indigestion, Dyspepiia, Bill
iousress, biious Fever, Inflammation OF the
Bowels. Piles aud all arrangements Of the Inter-
nal viscera Warranted to effect positive cure
Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury, miner
als or de.e;erious drugs.
sS-obssrve the following symptoms resulting
rom ui-orIers Of the Digertivr Organs
Constipation. Inward Pile.. Fullnes Of the
slood n the Hesd, Acidify Of the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust Of Food, Fuilness 0.
Weight 10 the tomaeh, Sour Eruptions, sinking
or Fiutterings in the Pit Of the Stomach, swim.
ming Of the He'd, Hurried and Dffscult Breath.
Ing, FiutteFings at the Heart CHOKING q SuAocas-
ing Sensation when in Lying Posture, Dimneo
q Widen, Dots or Webs before the si4ht, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Perypira.
ton, Yellorness Of the SKIM and Eyss, Pains in
the Side, Chest. Limbs, and sudden Flushes Of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh.
lev doses Of Railways PILLS VIII ffes the
syytem from all the above named disorder. Price
% cent per box. sold BY drugyistA
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iunctj-llsw
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MEDICAL
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

tone oftGe stomach IS these Pills; they remove
all cidity occasioned either by Intempersnce or
improper diet. They seach the liver reduce
il t. a realthy action; they are wonderfully ef-
foasious In cases 4 p.sm- In fact they nev,r
tail In curing all disorders of the Iver and
stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the beet known in
the world for the Glowing diseas
6gue, Asthma, lIoGs Compliant, Blotches
on the skin, Bowels, tonsu milton, Debility,
Oronsl by sentery. trysi elias, Female lrregU-
iarlties, Feyeis oil al kIads, Eits, Gout, H,a'i-
ache, inHIyestiO0, Inflammation, Jaundicr,
Liver Complain ts, lrmbaso. Pies, kheuIna-
tlsm, Retention Of urine, Srroiuiar or King 3
Evil, Sore Thro Il, 81 and Gravel. Tic d. u.
loUTeux TUmors, Ulcers. Worms OF al kinds,
Weas mss !Toln any cause. etc
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HOLLOW AY'S PILLS
Disorder Of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs. whe;h-
er they Eecrete too much or TOO little water;
or Their they be afflicted W; stone or gravel,
or with aches and pans settled in the IONS
ove- the regions OF tn Kidneys these Pills
shou be taken according 10 the priuted direc-
tons, amt the Ointment should b well rubbed
into the small OF the back at bed time. This
treatment VIII give most immediate relief
when all other Means have faiIed.
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1t Il sad commentary On the moral. n,
orr town that drunkards brawi through The
street, and ~ Methodist church no;ns.
AZ pine hesvsavard. Collectively ve ~.
bad psopSe. Who's fault i it!cT5o~
t
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HAIR DYE,

ATCHELoE'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
ID best IN the world The inventor has used
tnis spieraid Hair Dye for 81 years, with beEe-
lit to the mar and no Injury 10 his health: pfcu:
that it IL only true and perfect Dye. Harm
lees, reliable, instantaneous. No u.sauyOiul-
menI: no ridiculous tlnts; remedies the III Ell
fects of bad dyes; leaves the hair SOFT md beat
THU, Black or Brown. sold and properly ap-
Piled at BATCHLLOE'S WIG Factory, No. Ie
Bend street, :. \ SCit BIZ ali t.rg.sIEt5.
tatchei0E'5 Erasiye sOap removes stains from
The trgcrs, SKIN, sc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Mark These Facts |
Inc Testimony u he Whole 4eHd.
HCIlOWAY'S PILLS!

- had no appetite, Ito loway 3 Pills gave HE
Your Ills are uIsrvrious.'-
I s$n1 ioE aG"Gle. UUN, and eep them IN the
house.
was cnTunts -
u ease one o. yuur i-il.s 10 Wy b.ib fuI cno'
rera I,i"D~s iLeSeIT igtt.e tong { u, u "a \
day. -
my Iai,ac'" i n morn .us IL urctl' -
Your tcX ut B0l Gygy- pin. ,cut ,..rs.i M
Of noises IN a. Il. 81 Ilhb -ui,te OF yoar
ointment bc.;u,! tIe ra.s. ant lAs noise has
lett -
send me two boxes; " a.t oi.e toy a POOR
family.'
u cncl1se do!a'; ycu- price is a5 cent?, but
he mel l5i ne 10 nc = Wos IN . dollar-'
IS MI NE five boxes OF onr Pills "
IL I H. have thee oxes D your Pills by re-
turn mali, Tor Chii- AID Fever"
L have over Two handrrti 81. &c TIA n:sls
these, ouI wait Of sP.os compels 70 ooa-
clutle.
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AD10kA'<-4s:sz->2> ~ ~ IN al their COM
piicated forms. well known that DR. James
has stood at tn. NJ sd OF the profession fcr 80
years Age and experience are a.l-i.np-rt.rt
stminal Weakness, nigh' losses by dreams
plmFles On the face, lOst manhood, can poSitiv-
ely be cured. Ladies wanting the most delicate
attention, call or write Pleasant home for pa
TENTS a book for the million. Marriage
Guide, which tells you su about these diseases
who should marry-why MOTTO cent? 10 pay
postage. DIR. James has 30 rooms and parior
you see no one but the doctor. Ofic .ours,
A. N. to Z p. NJ. Sundays, 10 to Il. Al busi-
ness strictly confidential may6 dSv-IIl
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF j.
HAYDoCk, a. gent for the 6 nitei aiss, sur
rounis each box OF Pills. AMI Ointment. A
nl,Ddson. rewfrd viii b. given TO any one rem
deriHg uch Information rs NAV lead TO 4 de-
tsctiOn of any party or parties cOunt-rfeIting
the me'tIcIn.s or vending The same, knowing
t'sm 10 be spurious
'.'Spld AZ { man1fa story OF Professor HoL-
LOwAY Co New York, an by all respect
able druggists and dealer, in mrdcn" throu n
out tn civilized NO AT, in boxes n 70 Cent, o.
cents and 81 each
E5-Ihere is consid rable saving by taking the
large sizes.
y. directions OF he guidance of patients
IN every 4 sOTder affixed 10 each boy.
Office, liz liberty IT., Nav yors.
RICHARDSON x CO., AGENTS,
octiS-eodSw-35 st. Louis. Mo.
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ar. Railways
REGULATING PILLS.

The appl ioation Of the Ready Relief 10 the par,
parts where the pain or dificulty exists Ill
lord ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in hall . tumbler Of water viii, i'd
= few minutes, cure Cramps, SprAns, Sour
stomsch, Heartburn, Sick Headache, DiarIiboei,
Dysentery, Cholic, Wind in the Bowels, nd ali
iuterIai pains.
Travele' soould always carry bottle Of RAD
WAYS RI ADf RELIEF with th-m. lev
ps in wafer will prevent sickness or psinss from
nse of water. lis better than French Brandy
tiers as q stimutant.