The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

judgment will correct. The chad bjoo6sS
induced by persistent violatioA of Nature's
great but simple law requires not only cool
ness and judgment, but oLedience tn bro;o, -
W ~ measures and the proper use of DR. RnlIsz
biool mixture to insure its publication
n, we copy this item from the Altoona
1TtOttS WITH becoming hesitation There
are Two postOfhces in Cambria co:Intv aLoI,.
mlIe apart yet n letter dropped into CO.
ana addressed TO the other will traxeI o.
pr,y or nifty miles of stage route and 100
mics OF railway before II reaches its destino
Vlon, the transit occupvinp aboUt a ,,,a,~
The Altoona Ddily Mirror last y,ooI
entered on the fifth GEAR of its iourr.Iiet;n
I. hte: IL IS The oldest daily in that citv anS
so hrmIy established that it may no ror,o.1 80
ed as one of its 4 xed institutions - ds $50
All the success which has attended II for =
Is up-top little sheet and we tendar its
proprietor, Mr.. Slep, the compliments of the
| After an absence of na,rl-
manly at Salina, Kansas I,ieut F{gar,
Evans returned to his home in this Ma
/ last Saturday evening. He exDrespas .
decided liking for the Western corDfrv brr
severe attack of fever and arue had not
entered INTO his calculations and hence bis
nlght 10 a region where TIE air ia more mr.
and hracing. P"A0
Why should people grumble about tbe
haru times when they can buy five and on.
| half lbs. of the best coffee for 81 co frrei,o
J. los. sugar for S1OC; best svrup from a. -
~ anu All other Kind of groceries as cbeap
IN IN proportion, at the cheap variety store of
/ NJ. y. IeltelbaEm, T.oretto ? His -oods ora
/ all new and fresh, and his prices warranted
! to please all Corners
Mir. b. f. Lytle, formerly of this pIaca
/ h@s become convert to the theory that coal
/ oil lamps under certain circnr,sto,,,1oa 80
explode. The damage done his rIaco t
resiiehce IN Altoona the other dav Ivy a
mlshap OF this sort could be covered Lv n
! zen dollar hill, hut il was only throngl
! timely discovery that the flames r,aro 81
I they hoI n
/ hagra;ion. @ '1"i 20 oon-
The name of James J. Murphy 100
linton street, JOhnstown, Is svnonvrpors
mI-n Ie'V' y-inade clothing Of good style and
make, at fair prices. Many of our rea,lars
! are patrons Of his, and these will be glad to
leath that he has Just received n new stoclr
| "hlch 10. pronoUnces the best ever placed
! on MS shelves. All persons meditatiuC the
give him Il call "
/ In conformity with the recOmInendn.io
/ OF the Board of Pardons, Governor Hart
Iahtl mas issued pardon to Patrick Leo
/ HaTu, convicted In our Court at SeDten, her
session, 1876, of completely in the rn1,rgar Of
/ James Brien at Gallitziu, and sentenced
[ 10 au imprisonment IN the Wester, pcni
/ tenuary fer the term of seven years. The
/ was largly signed.
DIR. NJ. j. Buck, of Altoona. assIs ted nv
/ ms brother, Mr.. James Z. Buck who is a
/ student OF medicine, on Monday last .per-
: ~ it4SN tilc JptIdlOn 81 removing cataract
/ from the eye OF Mrs. Welsh a lady living IN
/ mat city. Tho Doctor has been uniformly
successtC7 n his operations in this line Of
! Gehcate surgery, and is rapidly winning for
/ ulii7eiL reputation as an accomplished
! BILE " "a
| It is a rumor that Is generally believed
! that the young man who boasfed that he
Gonid marry any Girl he pleased found that
/ he could please none Of the fair sex And
! II Is fact beyond dispute that vounr men
/ arrayed in a suit of the becoming clothing
/ tc be procured at Godfrey VOLTS newt
/ uooE 70 the postoftice, Altoona, always OBJ
TAIN taVor In the sight of the fair sex New
] Spring styles, an endless array lust received
and each article marked down to the bottom
/ price.
/ Some very nice bass are being OCCASION
| ally caught IN the Conemaugh near town
! the largest we have seen measuring ten
/ Inches. In this connection it may be proper
! 20 draw the attention Of piscators to the fact
/ thaI according TO the provisions Of the
| amended Fish and Game Law il IL not
I lawful TO take bass under six inches i'm
/ length. All bass under the prescribed
! length, If caught, must be recommitted 20
The water, else a fine Of five dollars per fish
! may be imposed.
| Since the new partnership arrangement
1 OF Lloyd g. Co, Main street, has heen -cE.
summ2ted, the members of that firm and
/ their salesmen have gone industriouslv to
| work TO secure for themselves the reputation
They have marked the bulk of their goods
| down 70 the lowest figure, and their profits
/ now comprehend oUly slight 1vance over
| cost and Garage. As 2 consequence their
rooms are thrOnged day and night by Gus
TONERS intent on securing bargains
If there is one thing about which lady
| or gentleman ia usually more particular than
another, it Is in the matter of the style and
quality Of their foot-gear. Is will therefore
be of general interest to auuouDce in these
.cOlupns that S. BlHmenthal, 11I9 Eleventh
avenue. Altoona, has in store n stock of
| boots, shoes, CATERS, slippers, etc. which
for elegance and excellence well as va
riety OF styles il not surpassed in the State,
Everybody can be suited, and the promise is
given that there shall be 10 grumb!ing about
the prices.
Our former townsman, Col Wm X
Piper, departed hence last Wednesday for
his home in Gaysport. .Ea got along all
right until he arrived at point near Dun
Cansville when his horse took fright at
engine AMI ran away, -upsetting the bug
and violently depOsiting the Colonel by the
roadside. He received some ugly cuts and
bruises, but no bones fortunately were brok-
EN-, and next day he was able to 90 on the
street and explain how this particular horse
out Of multitude of horses which in his
lifetime he had dealings with was able 10 get
away with him.
Look out for the wagon Tongue Sup
porter" and Patent Shears swindlers,
who are now At work in. different parts Of
I =
the farmers, ami while ostensibly making
local agent Of tie farmer and giving him a
commission, by strategy he obtains bona
I fide order from him and leaves. The goods
are shipped to the UHsuspeCtiHg far mers and
the second swindler appears and demands
pay for the goods, signed in that individual s
own handwriting. Farmers have recently
been badly swindled by agents selling vari-
Gus patents in ueigboring Couptes-
THAT popular hotel, long known as the
Callan House, at Cresson, has come under
the control of Mrs Edgar Collins, of Johns-
town, lady eInineutly Qualified in every
respect to successfully conduct it. Reftted
and refurnished, as it has been and with ali
its surroundings beautiiied by art and cut
tivation, IL is one OF the most delightsOIne OF
retreats for the tourist or traveller which can
be found in this or any other State. Those
who have stopped there once viii. stop again,
and if our recomme udatiOu Is OF avail many
of those who have not yet visited the Cal
Ian will do so at the earliest possible op-
pOrtunity.
On Saturday last daughter of Mr.
George McClucas, of Gallitzin township,
took the cars at Altoona, whittier she had
gone on visit, 10 return home. On the
Journey she became Sc III that she was Obliged
sto-, of Eittauuiuo pint where she