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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12
E.F. KUNEEI-s weRnsyRrp

A pleasant safe and efIectual remedy for Worms.
r. = hunkeis Worm Syrup was never known 10
Iaii IN a single case. Destroys Pin, Seat. Thread
and Stonach worms This IS very paiatable
remedy, in agreeable form such as children will
crave 1t Is purely vegetable in its compos ition
and prepared according TO the latest improvem
IN pharmaceutical Chemistry. BY which we are able
10 separate the active principles of medicine from
their nascous and bulky accOmpanimcnts and pre-
entthem in a more concentrated and reliable form
than in crude state. Naseous doses are often
swallowed without producing the desired effect
In this syrup have tie active principle Of the
most efiectual .ermifuges free from the UNPLEASANT
taste and edors, and more safe and certain in its
eHects- r. p kunkcl'S Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy ali kinds OF Worms fDr Kunkel is the
only successful physician who removes Tape Worm
IN Two hours, alive, with head and no fee until re-
removed all other worms can be readily destroyed.
Advice at office and store free The doctor can tell
WheJher or not the patient has worms. Thousands
AEo IE ing udltE with worms and do know ir
Fits. SpaSms Cramps Choking and Suforatfon
Sallow Complexion. Circles around the Fves Swell
ing and Pain in Stomach. EestlessncSS at Night.
SIhilHs oi the teeth, picking at the nose, cough,
ieNef, itchlnE at the scat, headache. foul breath,
the patient grOws pale and thin. tickling and irri
totion IN the anus-all these symptoms. and more,
come from worms. F. Z. kunkels Worm Syrup
or SIX bottles for $500. For Tape Worms write
and consult the Doctor) For all others buy OF your
DLuSSlst the Worm syrup, and il he has il not.
send 70 DIR. = F. hUNEEI. 25q n. Ninth St. Thila..
Ia Advice by mail, free. Send three-cent stamp.
+ r hunL<eI's Bitter Wine OF Iron.
A sure cure for Dyspepsia OF Indigestion Weak
stomach, General Debility. Diseases Of the Ncry-
Gus System, Constipation. Acldity Of the stomach.
. lio ioI az eses requiring q tonic Livery bottle
EHfIa anteed. OF the money refunded Ask fer p. F.
kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take no other.
frce, foe. or six bottles for S5 90. II your drug
SlSt does not have it, send 70 the Proprietor. 25g
scent stamp. AschcnDach & Miller. Sole Agents
81 ana CailoWhiu Sts., Philad'a. Pa. [ll-l.-lm.
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phRkER,s HAIR RALsAM

The Best and Most Economical Hair Dressing
exquistoly rerfiilncd and perfectly harmless
viii Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
70 It's original youthful color and appearance, AID Is
warranted stop ats falng, ASSIST ats sr0Nth and
prevent badness.
A few applications CT the BALssH ~ll sofsa the
hair, cleanse all dand-uf and cure itching and hu-
nours ofthe scalp. Sold hyail druggists At 0 sSefF
Nov. L. is. i
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

An ABANDONED CHILD PECIAIGED
We have heretofore made mention Of the
finding OF an unknown infant on the steps of
private residence i'm JOhnstown and the
subsequent transfer of the waif to the coun-
ty almShOuse fOT temporary safe-Eeepinu
Though strenuous efforts were instituted TO
discover the heartleSs mother they met with
no success till Monday Of the present week
when woman giving her name as Mary
Ellen Brown and Tyrone as her place of resi-
deuce voluntarily made her appearance and
claimed tie child. The story she gave i'm
connection with tie affair is about this: As
before stated she lives in Tyrone, where she
occupied the position Of domestic in fam
lily by the name of HaycOck. After her con-
finement, she took her infant to Altoona
where she placed it in the care of a sister
by the name Of Mrs. Wilt agreeing to pay the
sum Of So week for its maintenance Some
time atteTward, upon visiting Altoona to see
her little one, she was mortified to learn that
Mrs. Wit had gone away, taking with her
the infant. uSt how she succeeded in dis
covering Its whereabouts is not very clear.
but upon coming into possession of a history
OF Its harsh experience, she fastened 10 re-
claim il and take it TO q mothers BOSOM
Steward Lilly vas away from home on Mon
day, but returned in time 20 send a telegram
Tuesday to Director Easily at Johnstown.
asking what action should he taken in the
matter lie was directed to deliver the child
TO Mary Ellen, and both took the cars the
same evening for some point down the line.
Such is the yarn as woven by the woman,
and it is only rejecting public opinion to say
that those who take stock in its tTuthfulneSs
are exceeding few. On the contrary, the
prevailing belief IS that Mary Ellen, who is
a Centeel-OOking little body Of about 50 years.
has been deliberately put forward to Shield
the really guilty mother and save her name
from reproach. 4 woman who sails under
the several Aliases OF Steele Lee and Decker
Of Altoona, was also charged with the mater.
nifty Of The infant and warrant issued for
her arrest for deSertion, but the charge viii
now OF course be dropped. Mary Ellen sta
ted that the name OF the father of the child
is smith, and that he lives in Altoona, where
of course s elsewhere the Smiths are almost
thick as backberries.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

WILL SEE MARRY HIM There is n fair
young lady residing on the East Side who
was strongly in favor OF Hancock, while on
the West Side resides young engineer who
favored Garfield. One evening just before
the election they were making bets. and he
promised the Young lady handsome present
of jCwcTy if Hancock was elected, while she
promised 90 marry him if Garfield was cleo
ted. Now since the election is over and Car
field is to he the next President, tie young
gentleman claims the hand Of his fair friend
and she IS at loss to know what to do, as
she prefers somebody else and only made
the promise thinking that Hancock would
win the day. The young gentleman Is in
earnest about the matter and considers that
he has won her honestly and squarely, and
intends to hold her 10 the promise made as
he would have held himself if Hancock had
been the man. The question among her
many friends is viii she marry him. From
what we have learned we do not think she
will.--Adoono CdU
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

VERY DROLL TO THINK OFF not above
being taught by man, use Dobbin's Electric
Soap next wash day. Used without any
wash boiler or rubbing board, and used diff
fereutly from any other soap ever made. 1t
seems very dTOll to think of a quiet two
hours orderly light work on wash dav. with
no heat and no steam or smell of the washing
through the house, instead Of long dav's
hard work but hundreds of thousands Of
women from Nova Scotia to Texas have
proved for themselves that this is done bv
usiHglDobbin's Electric Soap. Don't buy It.
however, if too set in your ways 20 use it ac-
cording to directions, that are so simple as to
seem almost ridiculous, and so easy that a
girl of twelve years can do a large wash with
out being tired. 1t positively will not iniure
the finest fabric, has been before the public
for fifteen years, and its sale doubles every
year. IF your grocer has not got it, he will
get it, as all wholesale rrocers keep it.
J. /. CRAIGTS & Co, Manufacturers,
i10-1.-e-o WY. Philadelphia, Pa
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St Elmo Hotel
Nos. 315 and 30 Arch Street.
PHILADEIPH
Ratios Reduced to $500 per Day

The travelling public viii stilI find this Hotel
the same liberal provision for their comfort II is
located in the Immediate centres OF business and
amusement. and the different Rail Road depOts
- well as all parts Of the city easily accessible
by street cars constantly passing the doers. L Of
fers special inducements for those visiting the CITY
for business or pleasure.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited
JOS. u. FfCi Err, Proprietor.
Philadelphia, Nov !. ISs0.-tr
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For Grown PERSONS or The Youngest CHILDREN
use the old and safe


DR. FILTERS Soothing CaFDsIHatfvc.
It be given wi.h perfect safety To your baby il
only two three days Old It does not stuvcfy. but
the little thing viii go to sleep natural ,, and get
wake laughing. It cures DIABRHCsA and DGS-
EN Terry, no matter how long standing. CHOLE-
RA NORBUS, CHOLERA l<FANTJM. SUM
AIER COMPLAINT WIND CDTIC'. frctting and
crying Of infants (which is always sign Of pain),
GREEN STOOL, SOUR VOMITING, SLEEP
LESS \ tlSS. and ali complaints Of the stomach or
BOWELS.
Price, - cts bottlc-G safe and certain cure. It
Is the oldest remedy in use. and is recommended
by PHYSICIANS. Sold ny DRUGGISTS and
SHDREk FfP Frs.
TRY SIMPSONS LICCRICE HORN LOZEEGfES.
They are pleasant. safe and sure. p cts.
Depot. 200 \. Third St. IhiIad'a, Pa.
IL LoZeuges Tor sale by \. J. FBEIpHoFF and
'. ). BARKER s, Bro. Ebensbura. ll-23.-llm.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

FROM SAssAFRAs, KENT Co, Md find
that / sell as much of DR. Bulls Cough Syrup
as of all other cough remedies combined. J.
l. HARTLEY Druggist
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

BADLY BUREED.-Hon. Thos. p. FeuIon
Of IcayeuwCTth, Kansas, was very seriously
burned on Wednesday morning of last week
as we learn from the LeavcnwoTth Daily
Times, Of Thursday last, which furnishes the
following particulars
Yesterday morning about o'clock. Hon. Thoz
+. Fculon. who was sleeping In his room over g
VI. 81. lu-Crs at the northwest corner of Delaware
and Fourth streets, was awakened hy power that
be viii remember for many weeks to come. He
h&s been iu tic habit OF lying i'm bed and reading
by Eight rom coal oil lamp, Tor some time he
fore going TO sleep. He was called on by Times
reporter last night at Z O'Clock AMI was found w
ing in bed with both feet badly bljsturgI and his
right arm seriously burned ear the shoulder. He
stated that he had gone to bed about 2oclock. and
about De walked up TO find the mosquito netting
about him on fire He jumped out ul bed 20 the
burning carpet. where his feet severely burn
ed. Finding his bed clothiug ON fire and tearing
that the building would take hrc. he HUrriedly
gathered the burning quilts together and pitched
them out OF the window TO the sidewalk Fourth
street. where they were found by officer 1itel and
the flames cNtjUguishcd. Mr.. FculIn thinks tic
lamp was either upset ~ him during his sleep or
that 20 exploded.
\ dispatch from Mr.. Fenl0n received in
this place on Monday last by his twin sons,
Tom and Ed. reports his condition as cx-
CeediEgly painful, but gives the gratifying
assurance that there is no danger Of any Sc
Tious consequences. All which his many
friends in this locality viii be reiojced to
learn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12
THE rel leaves Of autumn are falling.
Cold sweeps the rude winds O'cr the pl ain.
soon Jennie and 9 Gorge will be holding
The parlor armchair down again

Preparatory to engaging in that delightful sort
Of business, MAJ be it would lie well for George
10 remember two things: First that Jennie will
always eudeavor 10 render herself a. attractive as
possible ny donning her prettjcst dresses and,
second. That hc win DE 81 booT II he permits him
self to fall behind her in this respect If he buys
his clothing at Godfrey VOLTS, next door TO the
p0stoffice Altoona. he viii have fulfilled his entire
duty IN this regard, and may have no fear as the
result. A very large and very me stock OF Win
ter wear just arrived and marked down to the Gus
t0mary bedrock prices. The celebrated Rochester
clothing speciality.
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reatfse on the Horse.

..... .-- -'' Do. ..r' 40 -' - -'-- ''''-o'u 20
....r .-.rs fz tra host Offer c,-cr M ell,
-.aers az wen rs new can have the
H.. Lrsu those In arrears will be credit
0niHs. saossElIl ton am he entitled
-.. ,- s in, n f-iI -, -, {I III u
..r.- t..at course. We Will present each Of
p ...v .l the book as % irgc gitt Offering
r-.. ... time rH subscribe for live Democratic
..llt Ar'-t-- -gI, .... ..-l no o5llgT ., }p-
-. r.-, I,g-s air.'lg r,fJ (,r ~ ne t'e
-... .---tsr!y u9t. object to paving an sd-
-.-.. months. those iu arrears should not
.HH.e.. about leeel tiHzs one nc or other
@ ~ ..r, ,l' - w I'f',', M T,, - n,-t
r.t. dis trial trip # they conclude
venture Democrats and Republicans
Interested t1 the gburo9leainE election,
r. %" .-. W --'.l - NY "a a. 5 S.rI ~ II, 5t
. -,.-..r if rl,ar win orT,. ofSl ~!
ra. ,Hr Fa1arAS and the horse book
"I =l'l F3-.geai,iy ana ana e4ajne-o,y;-
~, H.. h.+,,- ~. ,,,'- I'l's' s'''
Here. There md the Other Place.
+.r...--.rE Office has mounted p new
..... .w-utv-uiue prisoners in Cas-
. ...- inst now.
T." invest Il dollar and make five :.
Viii r-.sas and the wilder Earfrbrf-
things howl on SATURDAY. niTht.
..--.. ..rv. and p.goushfuy NIGHTS are
-..r..-lsa.f ID us fortunate vights.
s.-- raru nine deaths from dfpb-
--.. r....r. Is GETTING I'm its faorfrI y,-o,l.
...... ..-..r..rgr... rlfr I'm H4fIfI1v.r,Iy,,
.
....-a .. O. ..--.T T..,- .....r ---. f....-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12
\ CHARMING young girl I'm Geneva.
Who suffered last year from hay fever,
Declared 20 her beau
mat Her nose WOuII0't blow.
But the hoTrid wretch didn't believe

but INC h0TrII WTetcl lldU-t IeIIevo hen
Happily for those visited by It. there will be no
more hay fever for twelyemouth. But there viii
be coughs and cOlds-oceanS Of them-eEceT,t every
body takes care hat his feet be kept warm and
protected from the damp. II j. the declaration OF
q prominent physician that good boot shoe is
the hest preventive OF catarrhal diseases extaut,
and y Biumeuthal. li19 Eleventh avenue. Altoona.
sells the best boots and shoes for bOtn sexes and
al ages and sizes. In Central Pennsylvania. and
sells them much cheaper. lie has lust received a
fresh stock and an ample one, and sOlicits the pa
trOnagc Of all our readers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

How SHE SAVED HER Darling. .-rJ shall
never again feel SO awfullv nervous about
my babies teething, " writes a grateful moth
er. "Ne almost lost our little darling by a
long attack of cholera infantum but happily
heard of ParkeT's Ginger Tonic in time !
took few spoonfulS myself, which soon
cured my nursing baby entirely. and an oc-
casiO1al dose has kept me and baby in such
perfectly good health and made us so strong
and comfortable, that ! would not be without
this reliable medicine for worlds. "A Moth
er Of Brooklyn. 1l-12-1m.1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

A MAID. as by court records doth appear,
Whom $50 90 made dear,
Unto her waiting lover sJcTnly said
"Forego the weed before 20 to vel.
For smoke take flame; III be that flames bright
tanner.
To have your Anna, give up your Havana"
The wretch, when thus she brought him to tho
scratch.
Lit his cigar and threw away the match.
That's too deep. Lets give IL mp and turn to
something trifie miider. You want 70 buy "a
suit OF Winter rcothing-solid substantial clothing,
which will stand the test Of wear-clothing made
this se2sou. and therefore in style-clothing each
separate piece OF which is fully warrantcd-y0u
want TO buy such suit. don't you? II So you VIII
he acc0umod odated to a nicely. and the most
liberal terms. at Simon \ Bendheim's next door
10 the First National Bank, Altoona.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

JOSEPH W. PATTON, who was one of the
earliest Superlntendents of the old Portage
Rail Road, and who viii be remembered bV
many of the Older residents along the line
traversed through this county by that i'm
pTovement, died last Saturday week at Car
Isle, where he has tong resided, in the nth
year Of bis age. He was one of the few Of
Gcials connected with that road whose hon
esty was ADORE reprOach
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OBITUARY.

" NllIs--Dicd. NJ her residence in Chest Springs.
on sunday, Nov :, lSs1. Mrs. JOHN Will a.rp1 s.
years Deceased leaves tea children all but two
OF whom are married and host Of other relatives
% mourn her death. Intcrment in St Augustine
cemetery on Monday last. Peace TO her i'm mortal
soul. u III =
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

HEADACHE, Dyspepsia, BiIiousness. and
Constipation cured at once by DIR. MET
TAI RS HEADACHE AND DYSPFPSTA
PILLS. Price - cents. ti1-f2-fn,T
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

GET OUT DooRs-The close confinement
of all factory work gives the operatives pal
lid faces poor appetites, langud, miserable
feelings, poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys
and urinary troubles, and all the physicians
and medicine in the world cannot help them
unless they get out of doors or use Hop Bit
tiers, the purest and best remedy, especially
for such cases, having abundance of health,
sunshine and rosy checks in them. They
cost but trife See another column
Christian Recorder.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

LATELY. when soft. warm brccZes blow,
The mashcr, blithe and gay.
Bl0nmcd radiant In flannel suit,
His ulster packed away.
But now east winds blow cold and chill,
His spirits get reduced;
He haStes to shoot the flannel suit.
For ulsteTs rule the rO0st.
That's fact. The weather of late must bring 10
home to the dullcst comprehension that the ulster
season Is here. DO you want to know where 10 buy
an oycrcoat cheap We will tell you in confidence.
At Jas. !. Murphy's. lO9 Clinton street, Johns
town He has on his shelves assortment To suit
any taste and any pocket-booE. while his stock Of
other descriptions ui cold weather wear. such as
coats. vests pnntaloonS underclothug etc. is not
surpassed in the state. Remember Mr. Murphy
when You 20 to make your purchases
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

Campbell over Conroth. 435: over Cofroth and
Ryndcr 1913 Return lddGes-Danl Cessna for
Bedford; X. L. Horvoll, for Blair: James King. for
Cambria, and \. J. Schell, Tor Somerset
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

O. "a con per DAY q home. Samples worth S.
- ~ NZ't free AdarCsz SrISsoS 8 Co Port
land, eiaIne. Ilz-5 5a-ly.-l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

HE CONGRESSIONAL. AND SENATORIAL.
NOTE.-FOllowing are the official returns Of
the vote cast at the late election for Congress
man and State Senator i'm the Seventeenth
and ThiTty-fifth districts, respectively, OF
both which Cambria county forms part:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

\ TEsT WELL fer oil in Canoe township,
Indiana county, is down Go0 feet
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

THE VoLTAIC BELT Co, Marshall, Michi-
gan, will send their celebrated ElectTo-V oil
taic Belts TO the afflicted upon 80 days trial
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write TO them without delay.
L3-i2, ,-9Izm.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

WRITE to Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkham, 223
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for names of
ladies that have been restored to perfect
health by the use of her VEGETABLE Con-
POUND II is, positive cure for the most stub
born cases Of female weakness. L11-J.-2t. ]
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

EOR SALE-TwO LoTs OF GROUND
4 situate i'm the Borough of CarroIltown. Pa
fronting lS2 feet on Main street and extending
back 2JS feet TO alley. having thereon erected
two story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. STORE Room
STABLE and outhuiidiugs; known as the Walters
property. Title perfect. For terms inquire of
JOHNSTON X SCANLAN
Nov. II ISS0-ft. Ebensburs Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

The leading Scientists Of to-day azres
that most diseases caused 10y disDrlered KID
neEs rr Liver II. therefore the Kidneys and Ily-
or are kept lu perieet order. perfect health viii be
thc result This truth has only been known short
time. and fur years people suffered great agony
without being able % mud relic5. The discovery
Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks a
from simple tropical leaf Of rare value 30 con
tains Just tie elements necessary 20 uourish aul
iuvieorate both Of these organs and safely restore
and keep them In order i l. q POSITIVE
Kennedy for all the diseases that cause pains or
the lower part ci the body. for Torpid Liver Head.
aches. Jaundice, Dizziness. Gravel. Fever. Aguo-
Malarial Fever. and an dflcultics of the kidncyE
EivFr and Urinary Organs.
Il is an excellent and safe remedy for females
during Rrcguaucy- II viii contr.l MeusuTatfou
and Is Invaluable for Lcuru-r1t or Falling Of tho
Womb.
As q Blood Puridcr IL Is unequaIled. Tor q cure
the organs that make the blood.
READ THE RECORD
r'It saved my life. - D. LaLeTe SsfuC AID
''lt is the remedy that viii cure the many dis
eases peculiar To WON en- -'f-liufifIs- Nuud-inc.
at has passed severe -csts and won endorse
b the country. York World.
No remedy heretofore discovered can be held
for one MON cut iu comparison with IT,
Rec. G. f. HUrrcg. D. D.. Washington. p. O.
This Remedy. which has done srch wonders fr
put ua in the la ARCfE2ST SIZED B1T'TI-E Of anv
medicine uPoa the market. and Is sold by Drug
gist- and an dealers at Si.25 per bottle For Dia
betcs, inquire ior " ABNEB'S SAFE DIABETES
CURE Il is = fuSITiNE r Remedy.
H H WARNER - Co. Rochester. y Y
{ Nov. 12. 1SS1.-lln.
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7 ca
The Great $1,000 PURIFIER

And Pursative which was known TO the famous
old Arabian Vfiysiri11S as e1riy as the ninth cen
tury is adapted io tle relief of fevers. Cons pa
4 sinu Fcf-iie g4rnpiaIut-. Want of Appetite. Drop
81 and IiemorThoids. 10 las decided advantage
over % % other pur-ativcs being morc thorough in
cleansing out the system, without producing iro
souiziuss. gripping pains aud straluins which SCI
company the action of other catharttcs. When tl-
tcs az other skin diseases are also present sham
200 the ffcetcd parts thoroughly with Van i kc 8
Sulphur Sosp. Ascht nhaeh * Miller. prorrietors,
81 and Callowhili St. Phiiad'a, Pa. til-5--ly-l
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rHr BEST OFFER EVER MADE.

-rcNI. AND Personal.