The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-24

! Inflammation of the kdnevs is known,
oy fever, pain in the region of the ki;,nevs
and shooting along the course of the ureter.
nunpness ,ss of the thigh, vomiting, urine high
ooioreu ana frequently disc harged, costive-
ress ard collie pains. The Barosma- or
sack ache, Liver and Kidney Cure, is war
ranted to relieve these symptoms, as it has
rot failed in so doing the past eight years.
Daiiy people cal. to tell the proprietors of
the great benefit received from using il,
prepared by E. X. Thompson, Titusviiie.
"a, ann sold 10y Lennon & Murray Ebeus-
| purg On receipt of one dollar will he ex-
pressed to any address, or six bottles for Eve
dollars.
The Indiana MESSENGER tt,lls OF . b,,ck
snake, sixteen feet lcng, which was killed in
an upper chamber OF the dwelling house of
UT, John Roberts, two miles south west of
Livermore, one day week before last. Mrs.
hooerts heard Huttering sound uD stairs,
ana on gUing mp to see the catse Of the noise
was greatly alarmed upon perceiviug a huge
! snake curled up in the CRATE, and two or
three dead and dying. birds OF the hearth
A yonrg lady named Maggie Ray, an occu-
pant of part of the house was summoned
ahd fearlessly entered the room and put her
heel down on the serpent 80 effectuallv as TO
crush ont its life. Mrs. Roberts is a delicate
,auy, with nerves, anil was terribly shocked
ny the occurrence. This is said to have been
the largest snake ever killed in Westmore-
land county
"A young man giving his name as John
ha'isey, or Ansley, was arrested in Black
lick township. oil Thursday last and taken
before Elias owland, Esq on a charge of
robbery and carrying concealed weapons
AMI after hearing was given him and com
uhIinent made OUT he was tied to a horse
and escorted to the Jail in this place I,y no
less tban six conservators of the law. The
rohhery, which, if our information is correct
was committed at the residence of Squire
Rowland himself, though how or to what
extent we failed to learn is sail to have been
N " fnrIr in, oil
represented themselves as government de-
tectiveS in quest Of counterfeit coin but the
other three managed tn get out of the way of
danger before the requisite number could be
got together to arrest then
"A good old-fashinned picnic with sev-
eral modern improvements, among which
inay be mentioned as probable a game Of
base ball between an Altoona club and the
Junior Mountaineers of this place dancing
music of new and better ,rder than usual
music ty the Ehenshurg silver cornet band
winch has kindly consented TO I've present on
IRE OCCASION, croqnet, te l-pins, and various
other anusements, will he held in the West
End grove, a delightful rural retreat near
this place, for the benefit of the Church of
the Holy Name, ON Saturday of next week
Sept. LIST. Among the old features, for
which Ehensburg has heconue proverbial,
Will be an elegant dinner ard supper ana an
abundance of choic1 refreshments, TO say
nothing Of various other attractions peculiar
TO such festivities. 1t is also expected that
several brass bands from neighbOriug towns
viii be in attendance, ana taken all in all it
promises To I've the best as it is likely TO be
the last picni" of the season, The following
named gentlemen have the matter in charge
and they well a deserving cause much
in need appeal loudly to friends far and near
for a generous response to the cordial invi-
tati"ns hereby extended TO one and all j d.
y. Blair, NJ. a. Quartz, L. Lilly, j. G. Lake,
John Ryan, n. j. Freidhof, j. E. Scanlan,
-. II. Myers, l.. Schwab, j. q. Farren,
Saml O'Hara, Martin Ward, Thos. Pagan,
Thos. Hoover, and III. A. Pike.