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The Importance Of the question
vhether the Democrats will be able To
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ana the intense INTEREST 'nA' - 'o'' -
|is,usAssths eSutest bstween fivaf De
mocratic candidstes for the Speaker
......a.,, ,.u.r, In "a
H'p 'e' NJ w.,
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tribune, usually posted In such mat
tara bas the following:
r..,.h.v. ,.,er s,.ct.d ALREADY LAT
na 49, a." ~ ,hsm NJ Schlsi.
ea to-. Ala .nd tvo Of ,h.m
NJ ."I,.n srd ", Rand A., sick
~ n ,...1 ~ :, 49, :, IN o,.n,i,
s w. LINZ ~ ,,s sh,. "a n,rt;cin.ts IN
. .. ~ ~ ~. Hon.. Ths
sne o,esn 49,. 49,. - ~. .rmv
s,, 49,. ~. n.,nocy..;c strs,sth N
~ lo. .I NV ~. r. . "mn,um Ths.s
49,, ' ..s no, ;" hs am. those o;vsn
"e.e' .r.,..s,,.s hn, 40.
wv " .";~sa 1, ~. T,:b.,. Aim..
nae, and which are not disputed by
same Of the best informed politicians
in Washington. The highest number
= Do" :s ~ .r- om. -hoss nn;nio,
;ns o..'I S ~ -. Ia7 ~ d.Sp.t;ng
the two sick men, l45. This even
would leave the Democrats with less
than a quorum in full House OF 203
LIEN bsrs.
And lust here arises very impOr-
tsnt ue,tion which may play an i'm
portant mart in the coming contest
What constitutes . quorum--a MAORI
ty of REPRESENTATIVES. from all the dis
tricts, or majority Of those who have
been elected F.! IL the former theory is
accepted, then the man who is elected
Sneaker must have lat votes in order
to be sure Of an election, because the
minority may defeat him by sitting
still and destroying the quorum. II
tn. latter thssry prevails, then las
members make a quorum, because nc
election having We, taken place in Cal
iforpia, only 2s9 Representatives have
vet been chosen.
Speaker Grow early in the war made
A ruling that s.sms TO sustain this last
theory. Mr.. Vallandigham having
raised the question Oh account Of til
Absence of Representatives from the
Soutb bern States, Mr.. Grow said that q
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December 25. 1879.

HfEE Is SERuoN ENoU,n rou Sun.
DAY.-A little shocblack called at the
residence of clergyman Of this city
and solicited q piece q bread and some
swater. Tie servant wG9 directed 10
give the child bread from the crumb-
basket, and as the little fellow wa.
walking slowly away AMI shifting the
gift between his fingers for a p zee large
enough to chew, the minister called him
back and asked him if he hal ever
learned to pray. On receiving a mega
t.vcanswcr he dire. ted him TO say, "Our
Faac,.' bot bo could not understand
tlc familiarity
ut is our faihcr--your fathor-my
falA,r2"
why, ccrainly'
The boy looked at him awhile and
commenced crying, 1T the same time
holding up bis crust o. bread, and cx-
.IaurL betwcon h gobs
lou ay that your father IS my faith.
&C aren't you ashamed to give your
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'htJic brother such stuTto eat when you
nave sol 50 many good thing, f,r sour.
scIi.--Aer Oy'epn Dng0U
\ priest asked n condemned crHmin.l
70 Paris Jail "What kinl Of o con-.
science have youE' "Itis ~ goo as
new. r'pli,d the prisoner. "ror haze
never used IT,"
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03

Ir accordance with the caucus programme. Capt.
II. ii. Kuhn. OF IOhnstown. was perma ncntly
called tathe chair. lie said: I return my thanks
Tor the honor done me Iu selecting me out Of SO
much good material. TO preside over your delibera-
tio1s. My intention is not TO undertake set
speech. but merely to remind y0u that our proceed
ings ought to he characterized BY much harmony
that. in contrast, the two Democratic county con
yeutiOns held this year may compare with ours As
a Sunday school convention compares with ton of
giant powder in violent agitation. We want to
nominate ticket which the honest portion Of the
Democratic party may be able TO support AT the
polls November and NOT catch cold a'tcTwgTd." "
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03
4 Mothers GRIEF.

The pride OF q mother, the light and joy g home
are her children. Hence her grief when sickness
enters and ta kes them away. Take warning. then.
n they have "a Cough. Group, or Nhoopiug Cough.
which leads 10 Consumption. that you are running
terrible risk ii you DO not attend % lt az once.
~HIIDH-S CONSI -NITIION CT RE De- -uaran-
iced 10 cure them Price DO cts. 50 cts aud Sl-o0.
For Lame Back, side. OF 'hest, use Shiloh FOR
ous Pia~tcrS Price. p cts. sold hy r. u. IIoT p.
Druggist. Ebcnshurs- lt-i"-e-'-"-e'n-l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03

OUR worthy Young friend l. B. Stuttmatter. OF
Carroiltowh taT-icd long enough In EhenSburg last
Saturday to subscribe for the EIuEENAS while on
his way TO attend lectures ut the Physicians and
Surgeons College in Baltimore Mr.. Strittmatter
* an intelligent nd virtuous Young man. and We
doubt not that he viii 70 mp head in the medical
profession Eicssrs John /. Walters and Bart.
NaC-'Icr. also &c CUTnlltuwr. have sore to the
90 5ustftutiou tor q ike poe.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03
BOoTs Of great men all remind rs.
V G can make cur sOies sublime
And departing leave behind us
- : ~.

l. that your siZe-seven by nine Ifso. or if YOU
wear any other size and II you want boot at once
neat and seryiccable. we advise YOU TO 20 10 =.
B,umeHthal's Great Eastern Boot and Shoe
store. Ill9 Eleventh avenue. Altoona when YOU
buy. HIS stock Of mems. boys. ladies and misses
for the feet has never been equaed in Western
PENNSYLVANIA, while his schedule Of prices is
thirty per cent. lower than the lowest Special
attention is directed % his st0ak Of rubbers-a
very ueedtuI article of wear at this season Of the
year. Orders hy mail VIII receive prompt atten-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03

Nofl cellar floor with coal dress
And sharpen up Your axe;
Your name get on the voting list.
And promptly pay your tax.
* nd when the winters storms shall rage.
And snow aud hail shall come.
Just spend your evenings with your wife,
And family at home.
The advice here given is golden. Follow it, and
you wiz De happy one idea is omitted from the
StauZl which we shall ~UppIy-uut in poetry. but
in solid prose. To wit: When you discover that
Won need a new suit of cold weather clothiuz ~
to Jas. = Murphy's star Clothing Hall 100 Clin-
ton street. Juhnstown for il. His shelves arc
kept constantly lined with the latest SsyIcs OF
coats. vests. Hantaloons. oyercolt-, &c. and his
prices are lower than the lowest.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03

the heart Of man. Sometimes, too. the furious cy-
clone Of adverse destiny sweeps a lie into utt
destruction. leaving not "a wreck Of happiness be
hind The tenor of these sketches is just varied
as are the shifting scenes Of life picture-now
sunny and now dark; now Joyous ana anon
nourniul. Such must De true picture Of any life
for in the sIdcn Time there was the wine in plenty
ut the marriage of Cana land life ending in dead
l torture outside the city walls Light and shsd-
ows-sunshiuc and storms. such is life
A. j.. II.
IoRErro. sept -. 1879.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03
Now knock the nuts from Of The tree.

Now knock the nuts from OIL the tree,
Aud stow them in the barn.
And shear the chickens and the geese.
And spin your winters yarn
Dig up Vour U1tsids windows soon
And JrIln them TO the wall
Put the rubber n1uidiugS. too.
And the storm door withal-
Then having finished this Job. 20 and bay
heavy suit OF ready-madc clothing for yourself.
Go where you ask. Go to Simon X Beudheim' $.
next door to the First National Bank. Altoona. we
answer. or You will 20 ustr1y. This firm keeps
the largest and best stock Of clothing 20 he found
in that city and sell the same at the most reason
able Of prices. They want one thing to be explicit
ly unders tood-thcy guarantee each garment sold
% he precisely as represented. Should any case
OF issatis faction arise the money will be prompt
" returned TO the customer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03

BOGUs CERTIFICATEs.-lt Is no vile drug
ded stuff pretending to be made of wonder
ful foreign roots, baTks, &c, ana puffed up
by long bogus certificates of pretended mi
racUlous cures, but a simple, pure, effective
medicine, made of well known valuable
remedies, that furnishes its own certificates
by its cures. We refer to Hop Bitters, the
purest aud best of medicines. -EIcbdpge.
See another column.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03

SWEET. solemn Autumn days.
That slowly glide
over tine threshold Of the waning year.
~fgv -tav with us awhile

We trust the foregoing invocation VIII bring the
right answer. But whether 10 does OF does not,
snow and cold blasts are not remote possibility,
Get ready for their coming Buy yourself suit of
warm scryiceEhle ready-made clothing. Buy
where you are sure TO get the best. Buy from the
dealer who sells the cheapest. Buy from Godfrey
Wolff next door 10 the postofice- Altoona. His
stock IS fresh stylish and warranted 10 give salts
faction. The celebrated Rochester clothing ..
speciality. II unable 70 pav personal visit 90 Al
toona. postal card to u. Einstein. manager in
return mail.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03
..rne Best Z Erer Kne,r or,

I g Stqrbcv. uronIiucnt and influential citi-
zen of Iowa City writes u have had the DySpeT-
sia and Liver Complaint for several years, 'ld
have rscf every remedy I could hear ct. without
any relief whatever. until 1 saw your shiloh 1
taIxer advertised iu paper. auG r.-- I.rs-ic Cd
to trv it, am happy 90 state that % has entirely
cureI me 10 Is certainly the best remedy ever
knew Of Price, - cents. sold fE o. J. l-Lon Ih
Druggist. EbemshUr-. l9-le.-c. c-W.eul-l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03

SHIIBH-S CATARRH BEHIEDG--A marye el-
Ions C,urc for Catarrl Dlphtheria. ttnkcr-Inouth "a
ana Headaehc With each bottle there is an inge-
nious nasal Injector for the more successful treat
nicut of The complaint. without extra oHal-e ilict
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-03

Mr. ". 4. Wooden married Miss Laura
K. Holmes i'm Tyrone the other day, and
fcw little Wooden Homcs viii probably be
the result
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-12-01
SENATOR EDmUNDs.

The Hartford Courant has the follow
ing well-merited tribute to our senior
senator: eff Mr.. Edmunds had had the
good fortune to come from a pivotal
state, instead of from little one, he
would be considered by virtue of his
own merits as the leading candidate for
the presidency who is his intellectual
equal, and scarcely one who has such a
consistent, straightforward, manly record
on all important public questions. He
has neither played fast and loose with
the currency question. nor whitfield
about in his views to suit the tickle
winds of popular applause. But he is
lacking in personal magnetism, and
while he is honored and respected by
those who appreciate the value of his
services to his country and his party, he
is supposed to be deficient in inspiring
the enthusiasm of the masses. When
the extra session closed he went quietly
to Europe to gain much needed rest,
and he has returned as quietly as he
went. 1t is to be hoped that he comes
with unimpaired vigor, and that he may
long continue to serve the country, with
whose history in its most important era
his name is inseparably identified"
And the Manchester (New Hamp
shire) Mirror, says: "lf Senator Ed
munds lived in New York or Indiana
he would stand more than an evel
change to be t tbs HsE prsss oaa6fta adt f
Republicans can do better than nominat
him. He is a man who has never mad
a mistake"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-12-01
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Vermont's Methodists are asked by
the New York board to raise 81, 500 for
missionary work.
W. H. Fullerton of Factory Point, has
taken government contract for fur
nishing 10000 soldiers tombstones.
The grand list of Charlotte is SIS, 956,
and they raise a tax of only II per
cent. for annual expenses, and the roads
and bridges are in the best repair.
George Palmer and wife, drowned in
the recent disaster on Lake Ontario in a
feet that started out from Ogdensburg,
were former residents of Charlotte.
The winter term of the State Normal
School at Randolph, opened with 1lS
pupils, number that has never been
exceeded and only equalled once during
the winter.
The next state fair will be held at
Montpelier on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of the second week in Septem-
Der, 1880. The last fair was peculiarly
successful, small margin remaining
after paying expenses.
Gov. Proctor has just appointed Gen.
John L. Barstow of Burlington as state
commissioner to represent Vermont at
the centennial celebration of the battle
of Yorktown in 1881, the plan of which
was started at the exhibition at Phila-
delphia.
There has probably not been so busy
time in Bellows Falls since 1873, as
the present, especially in the finishing
work on the new houses and buildings.
The Fall Mountain Paper Company are
employing over 800 men inside and out.
side of their mills.
W. H. Cleveland of White River
junction, found in hole, on a high
knoll back of the lily pond, Is ivory
handled knives, IL silver plated tea.
spoons, sc silver plated forks and
dessert spoons. How they came to b.
buried there is a mystery.
The supreme court is now upon the
fourth week of its session at Montpelier
and has still some fifty cases to try
The most important case heard during
the past week have been the Bennington
quo warranto cases, and the Orang,
county copper mining case.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-12-01


The Barton Monitor complains of the
petty thieving in that vicinity. The
republican majority is very large in all
that section. and when people are taught
it is right to steal the Presidency, it is
no wonder they think there is no harm
in stealing things of less consequence
argus.
Our friend Atkins of the Argus has
been wonderfully meek and silent since
the fall elections, but he is so far recov-
cred as to begin to squeak little, as
will be seen above, on that old "fraud"
wall that has been his only consolation
since 1875. The people in this vicinity,
Hiram, have never been taught that it
is right to steal the Presidency or any
thing else-only few of them read the
argus. The republicans in this section
had nothing to do with the scheme of
trying to steal the right of Mr.. Elector
Sollace to vote in the electoral college
for president in 1876 they did not be-
long to the party that undertook to steal
the presidency by bribing an elector in
Oregon they had nothing to do with
the Cipher Alley conspiracy in Gunnery
Park, New York, where a nominee fol
the Presidency have his agents, his
neighbors and his private secretaries al
work for months trying to "steal' a
state, or an elector by the use of money
and other brides. Finally, Hiram, the
facts, that the stealing in this vicinity
is done by set of characters who are
eligible to positions in the very poorest
end of your party-the end you so fit
tingly represent.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-12-01
WHAT REPUBLICANS OWE
HAYES.


The republican party is indebted to
him more than to all its partisan leaders
put together for its present prestige of
success. They turned toward him the
cold shoulder and snubbed him with a
logged unanimity as he opened his
administration by rendering the olive
branch to the South. But it was that
very policy of Cancellation which made
q background for the luminous display
of the bourbon folly Of the Southern
congressman in their eager and blunder-
ing alliances with the ambitious and re-
dictionary Western democrats, and which
also made President Hayes vetoes a
possible and successful rallying point
for stalwartism and the solid North.
After that the Washington fashion Of
sneering and carping at Mr.. Hayes went
out; the quiet but unmistakable ap-
prevail of the people told upon the party
politicians, and they were morally COM
PEELED to acknowledge the good and reg
ular standing of the President
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-12-01

The Republican National Committee
will meet at Washington December 18th,
for the purpose of taking suitable action
in regard to the death of Hon. Zacha-
- O-----.-~-.~.y- sew VII"rr ruau VI VIZ
committee; and also TO consider the
question of fixing the time and place for
holding the Republican National Con-
vention for 1880. The Washington
correspondents say that strong effort
is to be made by the members of the
committee from the South to secure the
elevation Of one of their number to the
secretaryship in place of Gov. McCor-
mick. 1t is urged that the South should
be recognized by having either the
craftsmanship or the secretaryship, and,
as the former will be claimed by the
North, the latter is demanded. The
strongest candidates for the chairman.
ship are said to be Ex-Gov. Noyes Of
Ohio, Gov. Cornell of New York, and
ex-Gov. Jewell Of Connecticut.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-12-01

A large party of surveyors and work.
men who have been looking for the
original lines dividing the towns Of Jay,
Richford, Montgomery and Berkshire.
were caught in a terrible snow storm
while on Jay Peak last week. and they
had to stay out over night, suffering in
tcnsely from the cold. They footed it
to Richford the next day, Is miles,
much exhausted.
One day last week middle aged. in
telligent looking man made journey of
some fifty miles to visit one of our in
surance offices for the purpose of frankly
confesslng to having burned his build
ings, for the sake of the insurance, some
ten years ago. He made clean breast
of the fearful crime. and gave a sacred
promise. to refund the last dollar, with
interest, as fast as he should be able.
A quickened conscience. under the pow
er of religious truth, he alleged was the
sole cause of this most humiliating step.
Are there ten that are guilty, and only
one returned to confess ?-MontpelieT
| WQtchnaQu.