The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-12

Because Won fon+isb 81 s-orldIy affairs
don't be naughty and Put ou aiys. with iuso-
lent pride Of station e" hut hear in mind as
You jog along that Myers q Lloyd would do
no wrong il they sought 30 beat creation in
the sale of goods. which they know full well
how 10 buy and how to sell in this age and
generation. Lots Of chances for wonderful
! bargains in present stock and an immense
Invoice of new dry goods, dry goods cloth
I Ing notions, etc, soon to be received.
S. Teitslbaum, recently of the People =
/ Cheap Store, Carrolltown, Will remove on
Monday next to the large store room of A .
Walters, esq, and on the following day will
leave for the east to lay in a monster stock
of Spring goods of all kinds in the sale of
| which he is determined to disCotint the low
! est prices ever yet reached in northern Cam
| bria. The firm being dissolved and expens-
es reduced, all who favor Mr.. T. with their
custom may depend upon getting good goods
and better bargains than ever. Call and see
-Our neighbor of the Herald is greatly
mistaken when he says that we attempted
| TO belittle Steward Lilly, the truth being
! tha: we ''he-bigged" him every time we
alluded to him rs a "bigger man than old
! Grant" More than that. our neighbor did
an injustice by imputng to the public GER
tain alleged sentiments without stopping to
| tell wether it was himself or some other
donkey whose kicking he had in his mind s
! eye when he went on to say that our efforts
to belittle, etc, are regarded by the afore-
said public like unto that of kick from a
jackass.'
Don't lie proud and turn mp your nose at
| poorer people in plaiher Clothes" but re-
member that every mortal who goes to God
frey Wolff fhan who brags, but never
| blows about his stock, as every one knows
will find enough and more, a great deal, to
meet each want that man may feel in the
way of texture strong, the finest and best
that ever were made into coat, pants or vest.
an immense stock of spring and sumner
clothing just received, opened and ready
/ for buyers at the lowest prices. Store on
Twelfth street, Altoona, next door to the
| post-otiice.
Mr.. Will ConneIl, who for the past
! twelve years or more has been confetacting
no, acting behind the counter at the exten-
| sive hardware store of Geo. Humility in this
| place, tetired fr6in his old ''posish'' and
accepted an agency for the pictorial Histo-
1 ry of the World" work which was re-
| viewed at some length in these colhmns a
! few weeks ago. The book referted to is one
/ of the finest and no doubt one of the best
| ever issued by the National Publishing Co,
| philadelphia, and MIR. Connel is a deserV-
| ing and enterprising gentleman, we feel
| confident that he will secure lots OF orders
| Success be thine, William.
The Altoona Tribune credits Senator
/ Lemon, of this district, and Senator Dunkel
| of Philadelphia, with charitable act in Sc
| curing the admission to the Jefferson Medi-
! cal College Hospital Philadelphia of Mr.
/ George Russell, of White township, this
| county, who, about three years ago was
/ caught by fall of coal and badly crushed
| slnce when his lower limbs have been com
| pietely paraiyEed. The object of his ad-
| mission to the hospital is to secure the best
/ medical and surgical treatment, in hOpes
/ that he may regain the use of his limbs The
afnicted man was taken to Philadelphia hy
Dr. LevengOod, who no doubt came away
| iedring good men behind TO take care of the
| patient.
| Capt. Morgan Mcdonald, whose genial
ana gentiemanly intercourse with his fellow
! men makes him hosts of warm personal
| friends and we'll wisbers wherever he goes
! writes to say that &c has his new store at
| Ioretto in full blast, with larger stock and
! greater variety of goods of every description
than were ever before brought to that place,
and as the Captain has had an experience of
| many years in the Wholesale and retail n1er-
/ camille trade, no one can or will doubt bis
/ ability or disposition TO bry and sell goods
at the very lowest possible prices. Next
! week he will speak for himself through the
| then we commend him to the most liberal
patronage.
| The lifeless remains of Joseph Bouslouch
! aged 69 years, were found on Sunday morn
| ing last in the top OF q fallen tree, near his
1 home in what is known as the Loop few
! miles from Hoilidaysburg, and when dis
! covered the eyes and month were partially
| eaten away by birds or insects. The de-
/ ceased, who was subject to fts left home
| twelve days before the discovery of his dead
| body for the purpose CT visiting the residence
| OF his brother William, only 4 short distance
| away, and strange to Eel! none OF his friend :
| seem to have made any effort TO ascertain his
! whereabouts, the news that the dishcured
/ corpse of the unfortunate man had been
| found by neighbor named PhiiiD Young
being the first intlmatiou they had of his sad
| death.
! We are In receipt of \ letter from the
Immortal j. NJ which the devil himself.
| nor no one else about the office, is able to
! fully decipher though we CLEAN enough to
| understand that the Immortal" etc will
! after nine years absence from Ebenaburg
| once more appear in our midst on Saturday
! April 2eth, for the purpose Of "iiFting the
! veil, assuming the pressure" " and "vindi-
/ eating the truth" all which are sadly in need
! OF his services at the present time. He will
| also perform the game kind offce for VIII.
more on Friday Of next week, April 18th
We don't Know wf:pther ~. N" has in
/ formed certain notable citizen of this place
| who IL worth millions lin imaginRtion) as
/ to his coming, 5nt he should certainly advise
| hIm of tie fact so that a fitting welcome NAV
! await him when he reaches our town
The method in vogue among the Demo-
Gratis of CarrOlltown and Carroll township
OF selecting two reliable citizens in each of
said districts for delegates to a county con-
Neution and leaving it to the Democrats to
say by their votes who those delegates shall
support for fhe various Offices to be filled
seems 10 meet with very general favor in
TINS borough and the adjoining township
?
! VIII be adopted here at the coming deIecate
| election, as it might be with equal satisfac-
uon, 50 tar as we can see in all the other
wards, borcnghs and tov1ships Of the county
Ifthis was done hniversaiiv, every candidate
for an Office would have to stand or fan on
his own personal and political record. and
no one would be boosted into office simDfv
because he had the good fortune to select
men for delegates who were of good renute
ana whose popularity. and not that of the
candidate secured their election.
FEMALE DIsEAsEs.-For the benefit of
those females who may be afl icted with anv
disease peculiar TO the sex, We would saw we
were long ago convinced that local remedies
ana external appliances, baudagos, etc.
were mere palliatives, and of no permanent
value whatever and that an efficient course
OF medication is the only hope of cure,
therefore, we have selected remedies that
will give relief to all these cases, without
needless exposure to indeliCaUe examina-
t1ouS, or the wearing of disaurPpa ahla ipstrr