The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-09


. lists. For the facts connected with Mrs. Nc
. Leans narrow escape from death we are in
/ debted to the oveTloyed couple. with whom
we spent a very pleasant hour on the way
back to Elmira, where they changed cars for
Niagara Falls From Havana Glen most of
the excuTsionits returned in time to enjoy
! very pleasant ride of couple of hours du-
ration on Lake Seneca for which delightful
trip those who participated, and we were not
of the number, are under special obligations
. to ). d. Payne, ESQ, Superintendent of the
/ Seneca Lake Steam Navigation Company,
/ who very kindly and considerately detailed
/ one of the largest handsOmest and staunch-
est boats of the line for that duty
AT O'Clock Thursday afternoon the Jour
nalistic jaunters sat down with their lady and
gentlemen friends among whom were a num-
/ ber of invited guests, to a sumptuous ban
/ quet at the Glen Mountain House and it is
needless to say that of ali the gOrges in all
/ the glens there was no gorge SO Overpower-
/ ingly gorgeous as the universal gorge which
was plainly visible on that occasion. After
this really royal feast Was ended the flow of
soul began with neat and becoming speech
from the President of the Association, Clay
ton McMichael, Esq, Of the Philad'a North
american who was followed in n very humor-
GUS and happy strain by Brother Kennedy
of the POttsvlle Chronicle. Several other
toasts were also dTa-nO, announced-and
responded to in manner equally felicitous
by those to whom the tasks were assigned
but as we were anxious to turn our face home
ward ere the shades Of night had enveloped
.
are confident, however that all the speakers
acquitted themselves creditably, though we
couldn't help agreeing with ID. NJ thinner
man, ESQ, Secretary and Treasurer of the
Camden and Atlantic City Rail Road, who
was one of the eXcursiOniSts. and is by the
wav, as pleasant a gentleman as we have ever
meC, and who remarked upon TtjOning us at
the railroad station, whittier he fastened lust
in time to escape responding to the toast
''Ihe Railroads of Our COunuy," for which
he was down on the bills, that il was mis-
take to assign to a resident of the place. Mr..
Fred. Davis, Jr., the duty of resDOndino to
the toast Watkins - for as Mr.. Il. quite in
nocently, though vely pun-gently, ObseI we'd,
''Watkin(s) man say laudatoiy of bis own
town.
Leaving Watkins at O'Clock. u. m. by
local express, we reached Elmira IN time to
take a somewhat extended stroll through
that beautiful and progressive city of 20, 600
inhabitants before the arrival at $50 of the
i regular through train on board of which we
scudded away to Han Irisburg, where we ar
rived in time to take the Pacific Express west,
which landed us in Altoona at g2O O'Clock
Friday morning And thus, to all intents
and purposes, ended our participation in the
eighth annual excursion of the Pennsylvania
Editorial Association, which for uualioved
endowment and pleasant experiences must be
] numbered among the most delightful and
certainly the most successful trips of the kind
ever INDUCED in by the members of that or
ganiZatiOn-foT all which Mr.. Menamin is in
a special manner deSeI wing of the benedic-
. i
. outside OF the Association due need of praise
should also be given, and hence on behalf
of the latter we take pleasure in appendiue
the following
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on REsOLU-
TIONs OF THANKS,
Dr. VIM. ii. Bradley, chain man, which was
read and adopted at a meeting of the ASSO-
citation. held at the Glen Mountain House,
Watkins Glen, July Ist, 1880
In evei relation incident 70 this life, whether
OF business or social character seeking to accom-
plish our purposes as individuals or in associated
bodies we are constantly dependent upon the kind
/ ness. the disposition and the ability Of those
around US By seeking enjoyment which begins
and ends in ourselves, or thriving by the thrift
that Is within our control, we remain stupid and
poor indeed BY boi -O"t tn5 OF the pleasure and
prosperity around us. and lending of the abund-
4 ance that has sccumulat under the influence of
such mutual 9enlal hospitality we make ourselves
and the world better and happier people In
sympathy with this opinion the newspaper people
have always stood ready to contribute 90 the bro
2ress, the charity. the happiness Of their fellow
men and in return. bus not as return, they have
received the unslinted hos 1italty OF those in 9th
. or avenues Of life. The t'cuns- -lvania Editorial
Association, on its Eighth Annual Fvcurson for
pleasure desires 20 ac knowledge the many attrac-
tiOns that cannot be purchased and the exhibitions
current price lists.
First and always 50, are we indebted to the
Pennsy ylvin'a RI ilroad Company. not Tor the sim
pie tender Of t7anspoI oatiOn but the .ounding
OF ou~ journey with all the attraC ions and accomO-
conJribJte to tourists, and the more than official
cout ,esy of its officers, i. = Ea mer. ESQ, Gen
' Baldwin. Esq, EOoe' Nelson. J. L. Shoemaker.
and Conductors Il. J. ui1, David Fletcher and
4 Kirk 1Obs. Also TO me gentlemen Of Williams
nor. who were 90 assdous in their attentions dr.
ing our briel stay in that city.
' Making Watkins headguaI
yeiE largely dependent Upol AIcssTs. H H. Van
Meier X Co proprietor of the Glen Mountain
Hosse. for the entei .ainment o. our pas y. When
. ~ there not been single wish that
not gIatii Il. not a guest to COMPLAIN among our
three hundv strong. We by ference bear the
STRONGEST testmOnv TO the of their effOrts
Mr.. T. : Frost. E-, of the Glen Park Hotel
0s d. " d.
. also deserving oS Or thanBs Tor attentions TO
those under his care. To the p ople OF the town.
! have each accepted US as iidiN dual guests. We
{ feel an ineA presSihle debt OF gratitude,
IN local excursions for pleasure and inform2-
tion we have bC IN placed under obligations to !.
Lake Nat:a1ti61 CO., and CaT.in samuel Cas-,
Of the Steamboat schuyler. for delightful tIiu ON
SenTc Lake also to the good p, ople OF Penn Yam
and Hyatt's Military Band, who rendered Us an
impromptu ;eption TO their beautiful village. as
Cornet Band also contributed to orr pleasure by
the serenade and fine music which they discourssd.
thtet OF all the business interests IN TINS Nlcinl
ty is the culture Of grape and manufacture OF
wine. While comparatively a new indusny in
. America. II mas grown SO rdlidlN ana uhueF such
intelligent dir ston as To compete with the vine
yards OF France and Spain. In these two valleys
4 alone are manuiactured annually 5"-9u9 gallons
Of wine equal in every respect to the best in the
! world. We are indebted to Col. A. J. Switzer.
Superintendent OF the trb1na Wine Co., and the
Pleasant Valley Wine Co. for the enjoyable
cOurtesics Of an hour; but this State aud this
country are indebted to them largely Tor develop
ing an industry which few years ago sup
posed TO be confined to limited territory Of Eu-
The Fairchfld Brothers of Hammondsport and
Mr. NJ. NJ. Cass. of the Havana Glen, deserve to
be remembered for their kind attention and con-
{ trihution to the pleasures Of our party.
Ii persons were as careful of their health
as they are of their wealth, the death rate
would be much smaller from that dreadful
ScouTge-cnnsumptiO 1t carries off in the
United States in one year ten times more per-
sons than succumb to the yellow fever in
/ the South. Thousands of valuable lives
would have been saved from consumption
had they used SineS' Syrup of Tar, Wild
/ Cherry and HOurhOund in time. In all ca
ses of whooping cough, Group, asthma and
lung affections it has proved to be a certain
cure when taken H. time. Sold in every drug
store. Price % cents extra large bottle,
soc. L6-25.-lm.
ENG LIsHMEN formerly supposed that
American running horses were very inferior
I to theirs, but during the last two years Par
/ were sent from this country to England have
won hundreds of thousands of dollars for
7 such Americans as the Messrs. LOrillard,
( James Gordon Bennett, &c, The EDgliShmen
I have investigated the reasons for the great
I success of American horses, and find that
/ they are kept in such fine condition by the
I constant use of NJ. B. Roberts Horse Pow
ders. For sale by V. :. Barker 81 Bro.
. HAUNTED ME.-''Debt, poverty and sui
fering haunted me for years caused by sick
family and large bills for dOctOrlEG, which
/ did no good. L was completely diScOuTa ged
until one year ago, by the advice OF my pas
tor, procured Hop Bitters and commenced