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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

TIE election in New York on Tues
day next VIII tell IFS own story, and all
predict r-- ~ tl- T-au'. simply express
the polite feelings and wishes Of those
rl1 make them, or assume 60 he wise
before the fact. For yourselves. We do not
7-H'I see how John Kelly. the 50Itiug can
ridste q the IaEusnv Hail Democrats
tlr Governor can fail TO make good his
threat e- the -iur Ia -as nominated.
t-at although le l1ew he could no. be
-.--.~- himself ho could and would de-
t-a. Gov. Robinson. tEr regularly nOmi-
mated Dem. attic candidate. ILreeyoaTs
z-. Gov. L.-.us--'s EsigrI,Y was 81
.... end thJ Kelly Democrats claim HAT
hey .s.. poll more than that mum ber
.. votes il the city alone, On the other
hand, the friends Of Robinson assert
that he VIII receive the votes Of more
Republicans throughout the state who
SIC opposed tg Cornell, the Republican
nominee. tE5u the votes 1f Democrats
tEat viii he cast f0r Kelly. THE friends
70. Cornell, ~ course, with Kelly aiding
and sbcttilr him. claim Eu easy victory.
WhaLeve- may Dc the result wa infinite
I7 prefer tde defeat Of Gov. Robinson. if
e. must come 60 that. than that John
Kelly, with Taumaly Hall at his back.
should tictate e. q State convention and
r-lHsl it 90 register rlis decree by throw
Ing an honest man Ike Luclus Robinson
overheard and nominating some other
person sl--'T because John Kelly said
-1. That EHuli ha an exercise C- the
rr-E-r power 90 which Democrats
.g-Ei HG-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

IHE SOLDIER IN PoLITICs.-Uov the Re-
PuoHcans make cheap party capital out of
the Union soldier is thus referred to by the
Cleveland Pl1indedier:
The Ohio ele-tlon has demonstrated on thing
Nhich ought 70 be engraved ON the tablet OF everY
Democrats memory, and that Is that 90 far ap the
HepubIicsne are concerned their cry for he sol
dier ts merely party raIlytng cry-onIy this and
nothing more By their Federal and other Rp-
poiutments, by their sisctlous or ConRressnoeu
ana other ofnctsls all over the North they have
shoNn thAt they Ase absolutely nothing for .hs
Soldier except when IL 10 convenient to use him -
They reckon = red d-handed, numbering rebel ausr-
rlla IKE Mosoy among their saints Il he oecon nes
Republican. but cenOunce = brave and gallant
Union SO der like Ewing a rebel, and = hero
Woo was nutilAteo in defense OF the old Tag Ike
Rtce q traitor, and vote for n atay-st home We
warn Democratic soldiers they need ever EXPECT
any Republican sympathy for all they endured to
make = peaceful cCun ~ Tor ungrAteful wretches
Tho ekUlsed Ia the rear ami grab Offices In peace
lhe hefubiiosns want all the Democratic aid
they can buy, beg or borrow, but will never re-
turn any The praise OF the sold ier ia not prnct
pie vi b them It IS simply hypocritiosI howl.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

THERE is wide difference between
Ex-Governor Chamberlain, of Maine,
and Zach Chandler, the blatant and
bloody-shirt demagOgua from Michigan.
While Chamberlain was in the field i'm
DcTiiIng his life Tor the Union, and now
bears upon his body honorable sears re-
Ceiyed on the battlefield, Chandler was
making the atmosphere Of Washington
blue with the SulUhuTic profanity he was
pouring ont on the devoted heads of the
rebels in general and jefferson Davis III
particular. The difference between tie
two men-between the tried soldier and
the brawling braggaTt-is fully Illus
trated in the following extract from
a recent address delivered by the ex-
Governor, who, unlike the blood-thirstv
patriots Of the Chandler school, believes
that the rebellion ended III April, 1863 {:
There are some who will not have it that
the war IS over till they have their way. From
much Of the talk Of late one would think that
81 the toll and trial Of the war was in vain,
that these soldiers and sailors Of yours did
nothing Of lasting value, and that the glori-
Gus war and GOd-gIyeu victory must count
FOR nauRht and that the real way to save the
country is TO keep certain politicians in Of
nee and that seTyIe following OF them is the
only test OF loyalty to the Uuion. For one,
i resent this peEyersiUn of our motives and
this ae.ittling OF our achievements. | am
indignant at this insult TO tie memory Of
that great company of noble souls who are
martyrs in sacred cause and . triumphant
cause. DouOt mistake the issue. Nour sons
viii not Eavc died in vain because the rebel
IOus States are brought back into the Union
and seq. Laeir best men to represent them
IN Congress, even though they had the cour-
ge TO WELD the sword instead OF the pen in
the time Of moral struggle Men who freely
poured out their hearts blood for their con-
NIttlNng. though wrong loss q feared
than they who skUIk in the rear and gloat
over the strife so long as they can fill their
pockets with pluEder, sHatcEed alike from
foe OF friend. ."
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
JOHN WAN ANNAkE
The Formal Opening
REFITTED AND ENLARGED HOUSE
ACCOMPLISHED FACT!

Thougor rasre emSm ea ad ya4et t% % b e VIC h ftr
t provide euf the
et needt t fd dqd G conf tot,
like eGraD c appf IS th
cont ~ ni5.r
pay h
New Snn @ C nd he o call Boys n np dsf
We cnfd be i'm k n al than usut % b afeggem sEa
meal t u i n m t il G toe leal n+
O DI n lLli iFassh
m
have M W rs prG o ~ ~drt city todv
RAM
first aaes the where ar pos being vsedt tyo1by
thou td ia pt RAJ g t counter m re- them toolcI ICueyt
Or h raj f
fge gen e etd in li econe who yf fltufi
ma hgn though de il t coa gtrnor
@
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

Wa-S, public man like John Sher-
I-9r. Secretary NJ the Treasury. travels
uvCr tas country, ars- 90 Maine. then to
Ohio. a-d l0w ,n New York. and claims
.u his .r.salss thgt the present improved
condition us tIe time. is due 90 his man
1g-TE1g 0- Che Treasury. lie deliberate
ly i-sG.-- the people. whose good serSe
will attribute the change tothe unequal
lei L8rvCs,s with which Providence has
blessed tho country fuv the last few years.
Air. Hayes relieved himself Of q vast
su0u1lof jus. such nonsense concerning
Che Er. tarLigvu mau,sOf hisaIministra-
ti1l -n his addresses at State Fairs and
railway stations during his late trip to
tL0 West. 4 succession of good crops
lu tL.scouutrv. with bal cro05in Europe.
viii produce the sans leleGcent results.
even though Sherman had never been
born, C- Hayes had never been counted
into the PresiieuCF.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
u.-MILLINER4 ROOMS.

4 magnificent space Of from entrance gu n.
teenth street above Chestnut. Is devoted Is IL
popular part Of our business. So gres- kss -s,
its success that We have lust extenfsd fts sss..-
70 occupy a portion q the Western GaLs-y -
Trimming Hats.
Ladder enjoy tho privacy OF these new 5a1-.tt.
where Bonn5ts can be fitted on auart IRON Il.
crovcs. We received This season cur uatts-1 --..
Iets alFecl RON taTls- We keep al the Elsu5I e
IutrimUej Hzts aud Yro.uEttu al F.lzs-f 4.
tsAtnsrs- special counter for TrlunIus : rH
JOHN WANAN AXES
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

\ FRAUD.-A forged and fraudulent
letter, puTportiuC 90 come from Mr.
Barr friends, and mailed in package
from Huntington, appealing for sup
port CD religious grounds, is being pub
IsIsd IN the Republican papers. It is
hardly worth while TO deny the charge
TO sensible people, but, lest some may
imagine there is q grain Of truth in it,
Mr.. y. o. Barr authorizes its prompt de-
mai. lie is rum NC as a Democrat, as
q citizen who feels competent to dis
charge the duties OF State Treasurer.
No appea! has gone out from him. OF bv
his knowledge or consent. 20 a0y one on
account of their particular belief in any-
l- 'T:,lt Tie Democrats p-rfy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

-Ats meeting OF the State Pardon board held
~ Harrisburg on Tu stay, Il was decided 10 re-
commend the cummut alton OF The death penalty
in The case OF John O'Netl, OF Nor hum6erland
county, y hO was foutenced 10 the gaIiowE for al
legged completely in the murder Of Freterick Hes
ser, IN 1874, to imprisonment for life on the ground
ttSt The condemned fs an imbecile. and c1nsc.
quently not a n subject for he galIoWs. Several
Ietters and afidsvits we're submitted sbovingf hat
O'Nel fs feeble minded. Fs her Koch who. as
Eisted In The preparation Of Peter McManus (the
Aollie who vas hung recently a. an accamplfce in
the cTime) Tor death. expressed his nrm belief in
the truth OF the cuiprits dying staten. and said
he was convinced that other aTrtsis would occur
IN connection with the murder OF Coroner Hesser
and O'Neil be fully Vindicated. A number Of an
picRti0ns Tor the pardon OF convf-f- -~p --rpre-j
sT1 crf~ Sufr r-er5 yrerr- Yre ferF
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

We again and for the last time earn
es,iy call th- attention of Democrats to
the lmpJT,an OF polling q full vote on
ue-- Tuesday, and especially Of doing 50
iu he heavy districts in the northern
section Of the county, where the pop
UlaLiOu is scattered over 4 large territory
and where it is more difficult to poll the
entire vote than it is In districts where
the population IS more compact. It has
often been a matter Of great surprise to
us after an election that so many Demo
CTatsh have seen fit to abstain from voting,
portion of the county ticket having
sometimes been saved from defeat by
only small majOTities. We ought TO
give Daniel q. Barr SO large a majority
for State Treasurer that no Democrat
i'm the county viii have any reason to
blame himself because il was not larger.
He deserves d vigorous. united and en-
thUs.astiC Democratic support. And
then, what is Of special local interest,
the important Office Of Sheriff must not
be permitted TO pass into Republican
hands in q county in which the Demo
cracy can always have their own way if
they viii DO theirfUil duty. If Thomas
Griffith shOuIi be elected Sheriff over
Nieha4l J. Eagle-a result we do not
really frar-it viii be anything but
pleasant to the stay-at-hOmc Democrats
in the large townships OF Barr, Carroll
SusquehaBua. old Chest (nOw Elder and
Chestl. ClcariieLd. Allegheny and Wash
ington, 20 know that they contributed
TO that result InuOt one Of these large
townships ought there to be failure to
get 10 the polls as full vote as possible
and if a few active. working Democrats
viii give the business their attention on
Monday next, the day before the cleo
tiOn. it can be done in each and every
one of them VIII it be done We
trust that 1t will and that thus will be
removed any and al doubts about the
success Of the whole ticket.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

DS Tuesday next. q Governor, State
officers and members OF the Legislature
sill be elected i'm Massachusetts,, New
York. Maryland. W Wisconsin. Minnesota,
AM Louisiana. I'm Pennsylvania
State Treasurer and county officers will
Us voted for while i'm New Jerey, Nir-
E--ia. and few other States. only mem
lr-s ~ tla Legislature viii be chosen.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

gl-E. JAMES BUEEs. one of the hest
known msR in the state. died at his
home I'm LcwistOwu on last Sunday.
Uo began life as poor boy and by his
eusrG. became successful man i'm bust
ness Tn 1Stj he was nominated bv the
Democratic State Convention for Canal
Commissioner. and held the Office for
three years. Several years ago he had
o stroke Cf paralysis and has been an in
valid ever since. He had his faults, but
was q warm hearted. generous man foI
eTf lat
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

DEMOCRATS, BE on YoUR GUARD That
is the advice given in the current issue Of the
JCaHStoWn Democrat, which goes on to say
This wi be the last issue Of the us74ocr1g before
thc election. and the rooThscks and faIse stories
that will be oiTcuiu cd from now until he day Of
election must not be needed by sensible people.
The kcpuol caus are now circulating the rumor in
the nor.h Of The county that the friends of Mr.
kirhyEiu this end will not for Mr. NagIe.
There Is not particle OF truth IN this report We
90 not know OF single Democrat IN this end who
WIS Tor Mr. Kirby but who will vote for Mr.
Nagle. Reco!Iect how certain disreputable par
ties last year, few days before the election sent
letters 10 different parts O. the county with prom
may 20 the same thing thfs rear. There IS noth-
ing ioof.sperate or vile for Rel Iuoliosn politician
TO resort 20. BE On your guard. Democrats for the
lAst cards and lies OF the corrupt and unscrupu-
!ous enemy. Vote the whole ticket, and all wall
De well.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

WEE, questioned the other day rs to
--1r l- accepted the Republican nOmi-
-s...l for Sheriff In % county So over
- Ealu-rEIy Democratic as Cambria.
AT-. Griffith replied that he did it to
maintain the organization Of his party.
and that although ha hoped TO be elect
rF I- did not need the office. Bcmem-
t-r this. Democrats, when you go TO the
POLLS next Tuesday. and ask yourselves
whether It Will pay YOU TO keep zap "a
Republican organization iu this county
voting f0E man who don. need the
Office. especially when il is your plain
duty and ought 90 be your greatest
pleasure to vote FOR Michael j. NaLle,
-rE1 does need tue ofice and is every
-ay competent to llI it faithfully, hon
-ut.~ and efficiently.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

ruz NsmPh.s Board Of Health, owing
Ll there having been two good frosrs
near the close NJ last week. issued an Of
frraI clItr ON Saturday last declaring
tle yellow fever epidemic at an end, and
announcing that ula little danger need
be apTr-Leujei from the sCoUrge by
ahssrr-s= OF other persons coming into
the city. provided they comply with
certain inst ruCtl0-5 hcretOf0Crp published
by the Board regarding the ventilation
Of houses. bedding. clothing. etc.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

BcB IyGEBsoLL said in Pi.tsburg
The other day:
fT think Grant will be the next President.
[ regard him IS the greatest soldier the
Anglo Saxon blood ever produced ~ -
After ttu. Ingers1ll's public defence
OF infdelity ceases to be matter Of
wonder
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No Is

b.-HATS FOR GEETLEaES AND CHILDREN
Such large stock as is selected by our MI Wal
ton, practical halter OF 70 years reputation is
not to be found in any retail house in the city.
People can always depend getting the proper
styles at the most moderate prices. Some persons
are led TO think they get Hats only in certain
places, though there are only few rrst-cass man
ulactursrE, and these supply all the best stores.
We cannot claim better styles than others, but We
can and do claim larger assortment and lower
prices JOHN WANANAkER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No. s
C-DRESS GOODS

Elevon entire counters are devoted TO these goods,
making Ineal feet solely for the sale Of Ladies'
Dress Goods. This would make one counter, IL put
in line, that would stretch along Chestnut street
from Fifth Sixth street the entire length OF the
State House square, and from the Ledger Building
halfway to the Press Building. IL squares long
OF course here IL every variety Of Dress Goods
from IS per yard to cents per yard and oitentlneI
the prices are from to IS per cent less than 10
,.k.d elsewhere JOHN WANAh AkER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

L. U.-RIBRONs

We believe this stock 10 be the Ig--.1t ~ i.s
kind u any retail house in the city. Al tie lE-
GTot Graln and satin Shades. aud tTeIv c.lc-.Tt.
9ie combination OF c0loriugs in Tie and E..-sT
Ribbons, with direct rotations 20 the alal-.a-.-r
Gre OF rlboons and able 20 such lsrEs 1-z-...i
aSI r. b - t - zLtNses 70 our buyers .
many persons psy for them by the carton gt -tt
importer. John WAEATAEEE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

The encouragement given TO this new sc -, -
This season We shall show the Largest E11 -.
stock ever seen IN this city. We can Il -.--..-f -.
humbiest kitchen or the graudeft hotel L.ss-g
Dinner Sets and ordinary Table Ware lAtss-t
Ornaments Of every description, ia A-l''-'
WedReuOOd and Dresden Goods ...rrR
John WANAA A.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
A.-sTLKS AND VELTETS.

Located in front Of the Chestnut Street Entrance,
with excellent light full stock OF about 500 COG on
hAnd all the best staple makes OF Black and Col
ored Silks with the choicest and scarcest novelties
To be reliable In this class Of goods Is very dit
fcult thing thers is such RduteTatlon in silk
materials. but we guarantee all that We sell. A
John RANA Ak ER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

WIsB UsACoS.-"Descon Wilder I want you
TO tell me now you kept yourself and family well
toe pact season, when all the rest Of have been
us oftan."
Brother Taylor, the answer ls.very easy. fused
hop BitteTe IN umei kept my family we'll and
saved the doctor bills Three dollars worth Of IL
ePt ny family well and able 10 work all the time
II warrant u has cost you ank the nelghbors one
% Two hundred dollare' spiecs to keep sick she
same tine"
c~,r, IN zrs v51. -ss,xzt ss~.e es,"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
"Ine Best I EUer Kne,o OFF,

J. e. Stsrkey. prominent snd Influential efti.
zen OF Iowa City, writes: Il have had the Dyspep-
sia and Liver Complaint for several YEAR, sud
have Ised every remedy could hear OF, without
any relief whatever, until 1 your Shiloh's vi
taiizer advertised in our paper and was persuaded
% try IT, am happy 70 state that Il has entirely
cured rse 1t il certainly the best remedy ever
knew Of Price, 20 cents sold by u J I.IoYp
l'TfSsfet F'Trrr1s Te-H-4s ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

N.V.-CORsETS, UNDERwEAR AND SRlAls
. or faultlsss shapes and 6rest finish. ~ --s
iult stocks Tor selection. s. large and E1c- -
u surprise 70 most everybody, ont ~ qsl 80
attention 20 make end material. and tLis % sFi''
oistsd. fun assortment OF Infants WsE-y
JOHN wANAM ALEA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

Directly scro.s the aisle from Silks fs the large
and splendid Department. We building up
reputation Iong-uearing fabrics in Black Goods
Those who from choice or otherwise, wear 6lsck
will be astonished a. the assortment kept and the
Moderation OF urices JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No IS


On the lsft side on entering a. Chestnut stree.
inns has always been 4 popular par uf OH 1-i-
ness Escn season n g kes the stock pC-s Est-h'T'
snd complete. We pay great attention 10 Ee.-1g
handsome shapes, and the little children 1az =
htted out At half the prices formerly paid. U
new goods this season are beautiful
JOHN WAEAN AEEE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

Stree the passage by Congress Of the
silver bill. - 453.S $50 silver dollars have
been coined. Of which number l.. D., ,OlO
are iu circulation. and 81. .23Z- $40 are IN
rE6 treasury at Washington.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
P.-MEN'S CLOTHING

Fronting on Market street, near centre entrance
We have splendid assortment Of Suits, Overcoats
&c, made up In the most fashionable styles under
our own personal supervision. The Clothing ne
sell can be depended on sound in quality an
most reasonable IN price.
JOHN WANAMAKER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

L-cosTUMEs, cLoAKs AND WRAPS.

L.-LU8I ILHES, tLOAho ANI HHAPS-
This is = leading part Of the business. Parisisns
would call the large place set apart for this de
Partment salon" 1t 10 10 the right entering
from Chestnut street, sP!sndidly lighted and with
private rooms for trying and fitting dresses.
Resdy-mado dresses Rnd Cloaks n large Varisty
JOHN WANAHAEER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

CRIME FROM A GEOGRAPHICAL STAND
POTNT.-The New Orleans Times, deploring
the PRONUNCIATION of ISLANDERS against the
,,rupie OF the South, which keeps from the
Southern States the immigration they so
much desire, says
We havc crimes enough but the facts r..ytv
arc, and statistl,s will bear the assertion H. Al
there are fewer crimes In he South in pr portion
TO population than in the North. The murders in
te-s. are 80 rare as to stand out with startling
81 ilcaUce and attract the attention OF the whole
couEtr.- Highway rohberies are almost unknown
In tGis section. save on the frontier while afro
ciOus violence against women and greRt robberies
and bursrlaries scarcely ever occur. In the older
States Of the North the most shocking t5cil!
ttOns Of trusted financial of1ceTs are prominent
features Of every day business life Colossal
hurglarieS and bank robberies from the obscure
town OF NCrthdeld, Minnesota, to the great cities
of the East, have been staple sensations for he
neWFpaT crs. Murders OF parents, children. hus-
bands, wives and others, with shocking and out
NUT Hated corJscs in trunks and barrels and
transporting them 10 distant points, vary the
chronicles OF blOOtshed and brutality in many
parts OF the North and East, while there are
twenty tramps In that section TO one in this
Lynchings and popular violence are by no means
unknown In those OF their States whose civiliTa-
ton - boosted Of and OF common occurrence in
the Northwest. But why multiply examples
The South does not reach the public ear and she
f. not Wind icatsd. The crimes Of her people are
exaggerated, and their iliiteracv nulttplied and
dwelt on. She must bear these ISLANDERS, becSuss
her defence Is not properly presented, and be-
cause she laCks either the means the energy o
put he truth where it will meet the falsehood
and refute It. 1t this is the fault OF our people
they must correct it. lmmis ration agents and
published facts that will reach the people whose
stJentiOu wish to attract are absolutely neces-
consequences and still permit strangers to believe
our people are worse than they sre.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

LL-pREssNlErNG ,oons-

With nrst-elass Cutters and Successful IItterI.
wit original designers and pattern dresses from
all the best-known foreign artists We are prepared
to meet any call US.
At the time this advertise ent Is written g. 500
order Tor wedding outfit is going through these
rooms. JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31

GET ont the vote. Democrats and the
Eer aGllcans viii try in vain TO get out Of
the way Of a. grand old-fashioned Demo-
rattle victory
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
Ne IS
?. P.-BOYs, AND CHILDRFN,S CI.nrHINc4

Those who deal In Clothing aud DO not make il
must sell higher than those who manufacture. We
have made this class Of goods Tor nearly twenty
years, and We the fountain head for Bows
Clothing We receive IL direct from the work
rooms on our own premises, and supply pieces
at ali times for mending. Our retail prices srs a.
low as dealers pay at Wholesale.
JOHN wANAMAKER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-31
No 10
R-REAL AND IMITATIoN LACES, RUCHIHGS,
LApIES, CUFFS COLLARS IND TIES.

LADIES CUFFS, COLLARS AND TIES.
In department Of our business lie the fair proht
principle more noticeable than here. People tell
they have been accustomed to pay double the
prices we have some OF our goods marked. That
low prices please is manifest by the throng always
selecting At the counters. It is almost impossible
to keep full assortment, as the goods 20 out go
rapidly. The Ruchings and some other made-up
goods are made IN our own premises. About thirty
hands employed at this work under skilled
designer. We copy the foreign patterns aud sell
them at prices within reach Of everybody.
JOHN WANAMAkER.