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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31
Local Correspondence.

CARRoLLToyyE, Jan. %, 1879.
DEAR EREEMAN-The account OF your "trip
to Kansas was read with much interest 10y many
OF your subscribers In this section. and the
promised second installmeut Is looked forward
TO with still greater avfdity, owing To the prom
ise made to disclose the true inwardncss' OF
your observations and experiences. In the
meantime many friends OF the FREEMAN are
watching for the proposed i'm provemonts in its
get up, aud doubtless they will prove their ap-
probation OF its energy and pluck IN a sllbstdn-
tiol and tangible form.
worthy OF mention that considerable sickness
abounds In this neighoorhOod. In fact, since
erals to our cemetery, which Is an unusual per
centage in t6is congregation. Among these
was the funeral OF Lizzie. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Richers, aged about i've years, Who
painful illness from that most horrible or NAL
aides in this climate, diphtherta. The Iittlo
did for IL oil that the medical skill he possessed
suggested, yet the disease triumphed.
M e1d Nrs TSs Refrpa ,yas q I,,,$i -, ne
cemetery here, but we have been unable to ge-
the particulars from DR.. Eek, who also attend
ed the last mentioned case.
During the coming week Dr. ]. J. Oatman
Will remove TO the property adjoining the St.
Lawrence Hotel, in This place, and not TO Ebens-
burg, as was errOneOusly stated oy your con-
temporary. the Herald, last week. ..t
A rather expensive Joke was perpetrated by
from responsible informant 1t appears that
the gentleman to whom we refer was on his
way home I'm a sled, or sleigh, and met another
or our citizens travelling in the opposite dlrec-
tiou when the first referred to caught the hat
from the head OF number two and let it fall in
the snow. Number two decli0ed getting ont
mined he would have new one at the expense
OF citizen No. l. Accordingly on his (No. 2's)
return home he bought himself hat costing
$3.50 and then formally notified the other party
that twenty-four hours would be given to pay
the piper. No thought discretion the bet
Local
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local AND PERSONAL.

o--r,rv PRESS, the FIRST Of the kind ever
,--..-Er r1 this State, is now in position 10
n.y. rTfat f- demanded of j., and exCites no
r...r. curiosity among all who have called
.- 49, IL in operation. That Il is n decided
tt-,-----arraut on the old Smith press with
-I.-r we have werried along for the last
.---....s vears IL pretty we'll shown, we think,
r- tHa present Issue Of the FEEEMAS, the
.s-l0u being inuCh clearer and brighter,
--r when we get 20 understand il fully we
tr-s, ae can print a ueater paper snd hope
t-f. tLa work more rapidly than by the old
---.a-- The new machine is known as the
apr-E- "a .tiou Hand Press" and ie simply
q common proof press on a large scale. with
,a.r.-af faChmeuts, automatically operated,
f-r taking the paper similar, toithose of a
mower press The white paper is "fed"
RON ar elevated table or board at each end,
ami when printed Is taken from the cyliu-
der and hung on hollow iron rods or gas
rfra= which extend parallel with aRd some
distance below the elevated tables aforesaid.
TIE press entire weighs about 2, Zoe pounds
N-.r aae-half Of Thich IS comprised in the
,rIluTar, the latter being so freighted that
when started % passes over the forms and
does Que work by the force Of its own mo
rartuu. To is the invention Of Mr.. John
Rankin. q COmpositor employed on one
Of the daily morning papers in Indianapolis,
freu whom we purchased IL while ia that
ritv less than q month ago. Being thus
rrrlrreI. the next FREEMAN will appear
with a.. IL columns heightened and an al =
.Frr.aal one added TO each page, and as this
must be accepted As an evidence of our de-
sire fr print a larger, better and neater pa
rer. we sincerely hope our patrons will show
their appreciation by renewing their sub
s-rfrI1Hs and paying up old scores at the
earliest possible moment.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

BUSINESS roR LADIES. .-Uu-- attention
has been called to n new article for the use
Of ladies, the invention of which has con-
ferred an everlasting blessing upon every
lady. We refer to the Queen City skirt
suspenders for supporting ladies' skirts, the
most desirable and beneficial article ever
invented for the relief of women, many of
whom have suffered years o. miserable
health caused solely by carrying the weight
of a number of heavy skirts, completely
dragging them down, Something 20 support
ladies clothing is absolutely necessary.
These suspenders are recommended by our
leading physicians to all ladies aud young
girls. Every lady should have them. They
are sold only through lady agents. splen-
did opportunity is offered to some reliable
lady canvasser of this county to secure the
agency of pleasant and profitable business
For terms and territory write at once to .he
Queen City Suspender Company, 27S Clark
Street, Cincinnati, o. Tl-24.-2tl
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Communication.
SUMMIT. Jan. 20. 1919.

SUMMIT, Jan. 20. 1879.
EDITOR FREEMAN-CedT Sir:-As the time
has come when aspirants for nomination at the
approaching Democratic county convention are
beginning to loom up In the political horizon,
permit me to suggest the name OF one OF our
most trustworthy and deserving Democrats
Mr.. George ]. Swaderer, OF Washington town
ship. in connection with the office of Sheriff at
.he election next fall. Should the approaching
convention decide to beetow on him this we'll
merited reward for his fidelity to Democratic
principles, Mr.. Schwaderer is man who pos
sesses all the qualifications for the faithful and
eiicient discharge of the duties of the Office TO
which he aspires, and his well known generosi-
ty is the best assurance that could be given that
he would, if entrusted with the office. prove
the friend OF the poor and distressed. Best des,
Mr.. Schwaderer halls from district which is a
well known stronghold of the Democracy, auo
his nomination would be tribute to the un-
Ainching Democrats of this section of thccouuty.
All things considered, think the csming con-
vention could not select a more worthy man, or
better Democrat. as their standard bearer, than
by nominating Mr.. Schwaderer for the Office of
Sheriff. Yours, respectfully, .DEMoCRAT.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

will ye love me thus fOTever?"
And she looked into his eyes
With glance that seemed a token
or the fervor of her sighs.
"I vudn Z guaranty IT.
With smile responded Pat,
"FOr I'm hardly the notion
That I'll la5ht as long as that!'
The reason Pat found such favor In tue eyes
OF his fair one was because he vRs tTtcke9 out
in one OF those splendid suits sold by Jas. J.
Murphy, 1O9 Clinton street, Johnstown, They
are the nobbiest suits seen anywhere-fashion-
able and neutrality-suspicious. In texture, and
with no shoddy about them. When IL is renem-
bered that Mr.. MGrphy's price-Iist contains the
very lowest figures in the retail clothing line,
and that each article sold is guaranteed to be
as represented, It 10 not strange that Pat and
all others who want something good and nice
give him their custom
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

THE DEATH RATE of our country is getting
10 be fearfully alarming, the average OF life
being iessened every year, without any rea-
sonable cause, death resulting ggenerally from
the most insignificant origin. At this season
Of the year especially, cold is such COM
mon thing that in the hurry of every day
life we are apt TO overlook the dangers at
tending it, and often fiud toC late, that iTe-
yer or Lung trouble has already set in
Thousands lose their lives IN this way every
winter, while had Boschee's German Syrup
been taken, a cure would have resulted, and
n large bill from Doctor been avoided For
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, Bos-
cbee's German Syrup has proven itself 20 be
the greatest discovery of its kind In medi-
cine. Every Druggist in this country will
tell you of its wonderful effect. Over $50, 600
bottles sold last year without a single failure
known.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

BREATHEs there man with soul so dead who
never to himself hath said, This IL eighteen
hundred and seventy eight when he letter
had to date7 II such there be, go mark him
wed-that mans mistaken sure as and make
4. But there is no mistake in the assertion that
the low pricc plan in the sale OF goods intro
duced iu their store by John Lloyd & Co., High
street, Ebensburz, is just whatthe people want.
On the contrary, since the general marking
down of their stock their sales have doubled,
and the increase OF customers is more percep-
tibe day by day. Give them a call! II you
buyfrOm them you viii get your money s worth.
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OBITUARY.

GILL.-Died, at the residence OF her parents
in st. Lawrence, Chest township, on Saturday
an IS, 1879, GIiss FLORA, third daughter Of John
and CHtharine gill, aged u years.
This SAD event occurred after n few days severe
illness, and was unsuspected even by her parents
and relatives who prayed feTvently for her speedy
recovery. But Death. being no rcspccter of age
or sex claimed the beautiful and beloved dRugh-
ter sister, and RfcctiOnate friend. its victim.
who can appreciate the loss OF loving parent
brother, sister, or dear friend None but those
surely. who have experienced such loss, which
to know must be felt in all its poignancy.
''Oh, grave, whore IS thy victory?
Oh, death, where is thy sting 2"
Flora there Is every reason to believe, iE now
rich in the enjoyment Of the eternal felicities of
heaven, where It IS to be hoped she has found and
is now In spiritual communion with her beloved
cousin, whose remains were consigned to the dark
aud silent tomb only n few days before her own
demise Greatly endesred she was to a large
circle OF relatives and friends. FIora will long be
missed not only in the family circle, but by the
entire community, In which, child though she was,
her gentle and winning ways had secured FOR her
Saviour, whose great delight while upon earth
was to be among the children OF men, take little
Flora under his loving and protecting care. a
Requiem Mass for the repose OF the soul OF the
deceased was celebrated on Monday forenoon by
Father Edmund, after which her remains were
followed to their last earthly resting place in the
Catholic cemetery by large conoourss of sorrow
ing relatives and friends. II. q. D.
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If you've anything to say.
Say 1t;
IF you've anything TO pay,
Pay It,
But with naught to pay or say,
Don't fret YOurSelf about II prn

What we have to say in this connection is that
now, never, one needs good protection for
the feet. The condition of the streets and side
walks attests the truth Of this remark. AS large
and as excellent a stock OF boots, shoes and
slippers for men. women and children was
ever seen in Western Pennsylvania has just
been opened by 5. Blumenthal, 11I9 Eleventh
avenue. Altoona, and he respectfully solicts
your patronage. As to the pay spoken OF above,
all you will be required 10 fork over for what
you purchase viii be from 10 to p per cent.
lower than the prices OF other dealers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

a UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the
AA matter of the partition OF The real e.
tate of Martin Pringle, deed.
The undersigned, having boen appointed "au.
ditOT to examine and report the liens upon the
said real estate against the said decedent, and
against either all Of the heirs or said intestate
hereby gives notice that he viii attend to the du-
ties Of said appointment, at his ONCE in Ebens-
burg, on FRIDAY, FlsB'Y. 21sf, $40, at o CLOCK,
P. NJ, when and where all parties interested may
attend a. '. BARKER.
Ebensburg. Jan. 2s. 1sTa.-3t.
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Use DE-. van Dyke,s suIpIur soap. "a

Makes the skin beautifully white and healthy,
removes dandruf, chatting, prickly heat, sores
eruptions, burning, singing and itching OF the
skin and scalp. A sulphur bath with il is high
~ recomm ended. Always ask for il by its slll
nsme. k7-26~6m.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31
HE was sitting by the fire,
With Marisr;
And toward her every moment he
Drew higher;

And toward her every moment he
Drew higher;
TIL her chair did fnterpose.
When he kissed her on the nose
They'll be married when this sloppy weather's
dryer.
In anticipation of this happy event, the young
man has orGered his wedding suit. 1Jis to come
of course-from the establishment Of God
frey Wolff, next door to the post-office, Al
toona, Pa. We say Of course, FOR ino man of
taste would go elsewhere when he desires suit
which ie far from eItortiOnate. Mr.. Wolf sells
large quantities OF goods to Cambria county
men, and IL is their concurrent testimony that
nowhere else can they deal to so good advantage.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-31

NOTICE.-AH persons are hereby
AZ cautioned against interfering with the
following articles. bought by Mt pnblic sale 9
the property Of William ounZ, Of Washington
township, and left with said Wm. Young during
my pleasure, TO Wit: l old heating stove. l good
heating stove, 1 cooking stove I bureau desk I
bedstead and bedding, ! clock. common chairs
dining-table, dough-tray, sink, part of wood
work for a twO-horse wagon, buggy aXies and
the wood work for two horse sleigh.
Jan. p, 1S79.-3t.@ MARY A. YOUNG.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE Notice i.

"a UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is
-. hereby given that the undersigned.
Auditor, appointed by The Orphans Court 81
Cambria County TO report distribution Of the
funds IN the hands OF 4. Crlver, administrator OF
John Baum, deed, will sit AZ his Office in Fbens
burg oh FRIDAY, JANUARY 3fst, 1879 at the
hour OF o CLOCK T. NJ. for the purpose OF attend
ing TO the duties Of his appointment where All in
terested may atteni or be debarred from conine
In said fund. T W DICK audito-
Jan. 10, lsTS-St.
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e b Cobaugh is the name of the lucky
individual who has been appointed assistant
superintendeut of the public grounds at
Harrisburg by General Hartshorne. The
announcement that Major Crawford, Of Hol-
lidaysburg, had secured the position was
premature.
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE

- Estate Of WM. BAKER, Sr., decd
Letters testamentary on the estate or william
Baker, ST, late Of Carroll township. Cambria
county, deceased, having been granted to the uu-
dersigned by the Register Of said county, notice
is hereby given to ali parties indebted to said es
tate that payment must be m6ds forthwith, ana
those having claims against tho same viii presenf
them duly authenticated for settlement
PETER 4. BERTRAM Executor
Carroll Twp, Jan. -, 1s79-6t.
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E~~UE
IL, or Ladies ana Gentiemen.
~ rlS.NG " 100 Street, PITTSBURGH. PA.
a4HENI nTNTgC pom. - ----5 80
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however, OF riding double with her; so
got off at the turn. and, leading my horse
Il, - l,nci.lo l.. L.
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0E Fancy Cards, with names, 1oc., plain or gold
ZO Agents outit, 1Oc. $50 styles. Hull * Co.,
Hudson. N. Y
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NXECUTOR,S NOTTCF.

- Estate CATHARINE HARTsOG, decd
Letters testamentary on the estate of Catharine
HartsOg, late of Carroll township, Cambria com
ty, deceased, having been granted to the under
signed by the Register OF said county, all persons
indebted 70 the estate in question are requested
TO make immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same VIII present them fuIlv
authenticated FOR settlement
JOHN OFT, Executor
Carroll Twp, Jan. 81. IS79.-5t
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tftFr tss
them duly authenticated for settlement
PETER 4. BERTRAM, Executor.
Carroll Twp, gan. -, ls79-Gt.
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reason or his being disguised az girl that
day. He had been stopping up at C,
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hours OF his absence. 1t is the worst pos
sible economy to deprive the family of a
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Iittie Tor inouvy anu WIN very Irurreu
personal wants, he frequently came into
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Ln MIXED CARDS, with name, Ioc. Agents out
~ At, 10c. L. JONES X CO, Nassau, N. 7 .
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FIIWEN NTY-SECOND ANNUAL,
l. STATEMENT OF THE PRorrcTToN-
MUTUAL. FIRE Insurance COHPsSy or Caplb-Is
County fer the year ending Jan. I3, 1879:
: mt Of property insured
Jan. II. Is7s-..-........e 81 c4s 5l6 IS
Amt Of property insured
during year....--;...-. sos, 500. .rC-$I 5sl gZS.as
Deduct amt expired dur
ing year. .,....,.,.i... s. --@ -s-@@o5
lJo W. adrrcuuercd
and cancelled ........... 9 6sI Go $500 IS
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Amt Of premium notes subject 70 assess
ment Jan. IL, i6T T...................eI eII2 565. =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-03-29
Published March 4, 1879. /
The SO MarsaIIlaIsa.O

BY a decree of the French govern
ment France has once more national
anthem. The decree Of 1895 making
" The Marseillaise the national air,
often suspended, is again put in force.
Rouget de pIsle's great inspiration is
PROFESSIONALLY the most intoxicating
war-song ever written. " / have beaten
the enemy, having with me ten thou
sand soldiers and the MarseiIlaise, ,"
wrote one general. Napoleon prohibited
it in time of peace-Proudhon said later
that it was a war-song which should be
unheard in peaceful hours-but Napo.
Icons soldiers sang it at every bivouac
and on every battlefield from Marengo
to Mont Saint-Jean. Under the restora-
ton it was prohibited music; so it was
under the monarchy of July. 1t is a
matter of history how during the expo
sition of 1867 an Austrian band sent an
electric thrill through astonished Paris
by playing the Marseillaise" in the
Cirque des Champs-E lysees. Three years
later, on the eve of the Franco-Prussian
war, Napoleon surprised vast reception
at St. Cloud by ordering one of the
bands of the Imperial Guard to play it,
and that same night by order-not by
permission or request--at every cafe
concert and theatre in France LA
Marseillaise was sung to electrified au-
diences that roared the chorus and
shrieked GA Berlin a Berlin!"
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Recollections of NAPOLEON.

Robert Radcliffe, pauper in the Nan
tucket almshouse, has a memorable his
tory. He was born at Newcastle-on-
Tyne Sc years ago, went to sea at the
age of Il years as an apprentice in a
British transport and was in number
Of battles that were fought with Den
mark. At the age of 20 he was trans
ferred to the Bellerophon, the frigate
which carried Napoleon to his lonely
captivity on the rocks of St. Helena.
He was one of squad of twelve selected
as a special guard for the illustrious
prisoner, and remembers very well how
he looked He says that he was about
5 feet s inches in height; that he was
dressed in a green coat, close fitting
breeches, wore his military hat and had
a decoration on his left breast. He says
that Napoleon could be seen almost any
day, while on the voyage to st. Helena,
leaning against gun, with his hat
under his arm, chatting to the officers of
the frigate. Mr.. Radcliffe was one of
the 300 men sent ashore from the frigate
to build Napoleon's house at Longwood,
and he said the emperor seemed to take
his fate with great fortitude and COM
DOsure.
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Cut This QUIT
LEADVILLE,
CohoRA

Leadville and its mines to-day the wonder Of
the mining world. Its carbonate ores are immensely
rich and IL il correctly named 1.-THE poor maj min
ing locality because its mines be worked with
an ordinary windlass, pick and shovel; new mines
are discovered almost daily and quite as often by the
inexperienced stranger by cid mners the millions
already mined and the cords Of silver bars are
the best evidence of the solid wealth of this vicinity
For map with all discoveries, yields Of silver ans
gold at Leadville and vicinity to date, and any in
form alton desired regarding mines or mining, prices
of commodities of every kind demand and wages for
labor Of every kind, both male ans female: how to
get here aud what to br ing, write Price McNair,
Brokers' Land and Mining Agents. Leadville, Coll,
incloziug 50 cents. Every possible courtesy and in
formation will be extended at our ONCE here to
strangers on their arrival without charge.
PRICE 4 McNAIR.
RFTERENCES-Hon. T. ". Pitkin, Governor Col
orado Den ve1 Hon. John T. Dillon, Judge Z. S.
Circuit Court St. Louis; Hon: n. P. Hill, [; s Sen.
ator from Colorado, Denver; Lake County Bank OF
Leadville; Cannon Deering, manufacturers OF
Marsh Haryesters and BindeTs. Chicago
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On Our Most Distant Frontiers.

AS In our busiest and most populous cities OF
the seaboard and interior, Hostetter's Stomach
Btters is pre-eminently popular. Wherever
civilization plants its foot on this continent,
thither the great tonic soon finds its way. Nor
is this surprising, for it Is the medicine Of all
others best adapted to the wants OF the Western
enigrsnt, be he miner or agriculturist Its an
incompatible remedy for the diseases to which
he is most subject, and which are liable 10 be
brought on by a change OF climate, hardship,
exposure, unaccustomed air and diet, and mias-
matte atmosphere and water. Among these are
disorders Ct the stomach and bowels, rheumat-
ic ailments, and malarious fevers, for all OF
which Hostetter's BItters Is q certain specific
4 course of the Bitters before departing for the
new field OF labor, or on arriving, viii have the
effect Of preventing the evils for which it il
such a signal remedy.