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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22

General Garfield was wise IN postponing the con-
siruction of his Cabinet till February. 1t VIII be
l1.lt1l inb
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19
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a sonrwrAr rernarkahle cirern1stnnca ]

a SOMEWHAT remarkable circumstance in
connection with the serious scarlet fever cpl
deniC in IIoildaySDuTg consists in the fact
as nuted by the Altoona SnH, shat OF about
forty children who are at present afflicted
nearly all who are dangerously i'll are boys.
1t is an equally strange fact, says gentle
man who mas closely observed the ravages Of
the disease, that up until a couple OF days
since ho children of Irish or German families
had taken the fever, though now it Is begin
ming TO pTUstrate tnem also.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19

Now knock the nuts from or tho tree
And store tham in the barn,
And shear the chickens and the eccss
And spin your winters yarn.
Dix up your outside windows soon.
And train them to the wall;
Pct Cn the rubhcr holdings. too.
And the storm door withsl.
After all thst's done, or before it, 20 and buy
yourself good suit OF made-up clothing Tor winter
wear The last is the most important advice OF all.
and when you undertake to fellow II you should
see to II tha: you follow il in spirit well in
letter In other words he sure 70 get . staunch
serviccable suit and the way TO do that is 20 buy
rom Godfrey " OH next door to the pOstofics AL
iOOna who sells the best OF clothing prices fully
warrants every article To be inst hat nc represents
IL to be. The celebrated Rochester clothing sps-
cislty and cur young friend Charley Latterner "a
sue~lalte-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19
For Grc1r PERSONS or the Tounysst CHILDREN
use the old and safs
Dr EgfIar-1 zooshfrr. <-=-n,fnzsF-.

It can be given vI.h perfect safety your baby t
only three days old. It does not StupDfy but
the little thing viii 20 10 sleep natural, ard yet
awake laughing. It cures DIARRHC.sA and IsIS-
ENIERT. no matter how long standing. CHOLF-
A MORBUS, CHOLERA ISFANTC II, SUM
MER COMPLAINT, WIND COLgC. frettinx and
crying Of infants (which is always sign OF painl
GREEN STOOL. SOUR VOMITING, SLEEP
LESSNEsS>, and all complaints Of the stomach OF
BOWELS.
Price. . cts. hottls-d SAFE and rerfEiu cure II
hy PHYSICIANS. Sold by DRUGGISTS and
SIBREK EEP Frs.
TRY SIMPSONS LTCORTC'E WORN IOZENC, IS
They pleaFaut safe and sure. p cts.
Depot. seu \. Third 81. Phii&d' a. Pa
es5- Lozenges for sale by y. !. FRETpHoFF and
v $. BARReI: ( Bro. Ebenshu-g. LI-25--llm.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19

REWARD. We will pay reward Of one
thousand dollars for any certificate published,
by Us regarding DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup not
found genuine NOgelcr. Meyer = Co, Bal
;imore Ortnbcr T. 1871
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19

A mid the wreck of matter and crash Of
things terrestrial caused by the furious wind
storm which prevailed in portions of Gear
field county on Saturday night week ago,
the wife OF Mr.. Whitmore SeIfridgc, who re-
sides about seven miles northeast Of Clear
field borough, gave birth TO son, whose ad-
vent to the world was ushPred in by the
blowing off Of the roof and the caving in OF
one of the sides Of the house Verify that
young mans entrance upon the busy scenes
of life was not g Whitmore remarkable than
il was irOppo1tune.
-AbCu. fourteen years ago, II. l.. Shep-
herd, OF Connelsyille, Fayette county, en-
dorsed note foy z friend, the amount be-
ing ffty-six dollars, which be was compelled
to pay. He heard nothing OF the man he
had accommodated from that time until
about two weeks ago. when he received by
railroad two barrels OF corn from him, with
The request that a credit for its market price
should be given him on his Indebtedness.
Although this particular debtor was good
while in acknowledging the corn, he didn't
forget to do so at last, showing that he still
had q conscience and that after all there -
some honesty still LETT in the world.
The Iohnstown Tribune OF saturday last
states that Mr. VIM. b Horn, son Of Mr..
Nathaniel Horne, Of that place, died on the
morning of that day at Fort scott, Kansas,
in the twenty-sixth wear Of his age. The de
erased left JOhnStOWn about two years ago,
and became 2 fireman on the railroad be-
tween Kansas City and Font scott. IEree
months ago he was attacked with m&iarial
fever, and after recovering from the disease
was proStratcd with drJpsy, which CuIuina-
ted in his death. His sister. Miss Columbia
y. Horne. went out 70 Fort Scott several
weeks ago and remained there with him Uu-
I'll his death. His remains were Inferred IN
the cemetery at Fort Scott on Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Horne and family will have the
sympatGies Of all who know them in their
sad bereavement.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19
e. xUNuEr.s wepysxpT.

A pleasant, safe and efectual remedy for Worms
r r. kuuEei.s Worm Syrup Was never known 70
I and Stomach Worms. This IS a very t5aIata bIe
remedy, in agreeable FORM such as children will
crave 1t IS purely vegetable In its co.lPosi ton
aud prepared according 10 the latest tmproycrn
In Pharmaceutical Chemistry. BY which we are able
TO separate the active principles OF medicine from
their BasoOus and bulky accompa niuentz and Dro-
sent them in moro concentrated and reliable form
tnan IN n crudo state. Nsuseous doses are often
swallowed without producing the desired eject
In this Syrup ! have TIE active principle OF the
most chectual 9ermifuges, free from IN unpIeaSa Mt
effects. r. i. huuEel's Worm Syrup never fails 10
destroy all kinds Of Worms. (Dr. KuukeI IS rhe
only successful physician who removes Tape Worm
IN two hours, alive with head and no fee until -
moved }. Common sense teaches il Tape Worms be
removed. all other worms DC read " drstroved
Advice at once and store free. The doctor can toll
whether OF not the patient has worms Thousapds
are dying daily with worms and do not know H.
fits, Spasms. Cramps, Choking and Suhocatfon
Saliow Complexion. Circles around the Eyes Swell
ing and Pain in Stomach, Restles.ness st Night
grinding OF the teeth, picking at the Bsse cough
fever, Itching At the seEt headache foul bresth
the patient grows pale and thin tickling and irri
tstion in the nnus-all these symptoms and more
come from worms y. p. Euuksls Worm kvrrp
never falls 70 remove them. Price 81 % per hottIe
SIX bottles FOR s.. 90. (For Tape Worms urIts
and consult the Doctor. For all others buy OF your
DIukStst thS HcTIn syrup and u he has il not,
send % DIR. +. +. hUc,K EI, 259 y. Ninth St FhfIa
Pa. Advice BY mail free. Send thrre-cent stamp
z. e EuDkeI's Bitter Wine OF Iron
A sure for Dyspepsia Or indigestion Weak
Stomach. General Debility Diseases OF tho y CIV
ous System, Constipation. ciGity Of tho stomach
guaranteed. or the money refunded. Ask for y. 2.
kunkefs Bitter Wine of Iron. and :akc no other
Price slOu six bottles for - 90. II your drug
gtst does not have il. send TO the Proprietor 2sg
Scent stamp. Aschenhaoh \ Miller. Sole Agents
Sd and CailoThill Sts., Phiiad'a, Pa. tII-1.-1m.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19

.. THB sUS will never tan you.
II youT iace is covered we'll
And IL seldom rains upon you
Il YOU have Umberel.
And friend viii pot fOrsske you
II you prosper day nv day;
And male viii never kick you,
IT you slways keep away.
We add on our own responsibility, that ron vii
mover no bitten in bargain In boots and shoes Il
you don't wBaT any, but 40 barefoot. However.
that is state OF things decline 20 contemplate
We must all wear boots o. shoes this season Of
the year, and II We arc sensible Will wear tho
best, which can be found nowhere in greater vsrI-
ETY. or at lower prices than with :. Bumenthal
llI9 Eleventh avenue. Altoona. He has lust re-
cetved a large invoice from Boston and elsewhere
Including boots, shoes, slippers, sandals and
shoes, Tor either sex, young OF old, and declares
that he can and viii sell them at bottom figures
When you yisi. the Mountain city drop in and see
him.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19

ESTRAI.-t' anne to the premises of
4 = tho subscriber. in Dean township. Cambria
county on about the 2oth of October last. red
and whte spotted hciie-, supposed to DC about two
years uld. The owner is requested 20 come forward
prove property, ray charges aud take her sway :.
otherrise she win BE iscSe1i Of the law arects
THIITi' FEHfIE.
Dan IN Nov. y. lsso.-aI..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19

HEADAcHE, Dyspepsia, Biliousness. and
Constipation cured at once by DR. MET
IAt RS HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA
PILLS. pTice - cents T1l-1e-1-n
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19
SIT Elmo Hotel.
%os. 3iT and 3I9 Arch Street.
PHU.NDEIPHIA.

Rato.. Reduced to 5000 PEI, Day.
Tbs travelling public viii stili IND at this Hotel
the same lIHert provision for their fort. Il D.
located n the immediate GENRES OF business sud
amusement, and the different Rail Road dopOts,
well all parts 81 the city. easily accessible
~ rtTceT curs ccnst ntiy passing the doors Il Of
fers special inaGrclrrs Tor those visiting the city
for husiuszs or Fio.=...r
Your patronage fs especially solicited.
Jos. NJ. FEtiER, Proprietor.
Philadelphia, Nov. ]. 1sSo.-tf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19

The unused stable which numbered the
premises Of r l.. Johnston, ESQ. Centre
street, has been removed to the lot Of John
f. Seaman, Esq, just across the way. and
put in shape for future usefulness
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19

TIE man who stands beside you will
Gou FOR your husbaId takec''
Thus spake the preacher 70 the bride.
Who gave her curls shuke.
And answered Pcrtiy as she gave
4 sly wink 20 I.er sister.
That's what I'm in this tussIc f,r-
That's Jist my racket, mister
We dsplorc the tendency Of tho times towards
poetry Of tho above reckless stamp, and only give
il place here for the purpose OF introducing once
moro to readers the hrm Of Simon Bendh elm
next door First National Bank. Altoona. who
desire say Tor them that they are luSt in re
ceipt Il another large stock OF choice cold weather
cOthiUg. and 10 invite the attention Of the public
thereto. Said clothing j. Of the hest ke.
rial style and finish. and is warranted Go give the
utmost satisfl ctjon. As TO prices, well 20 and see
how that is yourself and We are sure yOu viii he
pleased.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19
FsT TENEAE.

HEESF--TOW Ell Married, in Cambria town
snip on Thursday. Nov. Il. 1880 10y I;ev. y. ID.
Thomas, Mr. jonathan REESE and Miss A1SA
JANE Powell, both Of said toHusLip.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19

\ WORD TO MOTHERS. Mothers should
remember that n most important duty at this
season Is to look after the health OF their
families and cleanse the malaria and impuTi-
ties from their system. There is nothing
that viii tone up The stomach and liver, reg
fectiy a. Parker's Ginger Tonic, advertised
in our columns. The wonderful cures Of
long standing cases Of rheumatism, neural
gia and nalarial disorders is the reason why
this pure and excellent family medicine is 50
generally esteemed d.-Poss TI1-42-im1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19

III winter night fair Isabel:
III spring upon INV knees and t~il
No girl is hand summer than -Ia.
And that she autumn marry ice.
There is = large and Heit-sciectci assortment Of
puns tn the foregoing. which tho reader Is al her
~ 70 dccpher II he feels that way. Bot quite like
i his attention might be teToted % Ionething n
moro Importance For Instance. IL could be diver
ted into an inquiry whcre the best and cheapest
raj and Winter clytbiaE may bs procured W-
au'T-r this inquiry hy s;tA ing that Murphy star
clothing HAN. Johu-tnwn, i packed full 70 over
ho"iue With one Of tie beet and mos: varied srocks
ever exhibited iH Western Penusy lvlnis. and that
The public may 20 further aud fare worse in max
ing their purchases. Give him = trial. anyhow
or scEd for .rice list
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-19

HEALTH, hope and happiness are restored
by the use of LYDIA z. PINKHAM's VFGETA-
BILE COMPOUND. il is positive cure fnr all
those diseases from which women suffer so
much. Send to Mrs. Lydia e Pinkham, 2S3
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamph-
lets. T11-Iq-ot
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-28
She Changed Her Mind.

A big, good natured doctor was desper-
ately in love with, and had been twice
refused by a fair haired little woman
But instead of the disappointment cur
ing his love 1t only made the passion
more intense. After the last refusal he
told her that if ever she changed her
mind to let him know, as his love for
her was Interchangeable, aud he would be
proud to be her hu5b md. Some
mouths latter he was driving home from
seeiug patient, when he saw bis lady
love riding in his direction. Supposing
she would merely bow and pass on, as
she had often done before, he did not
pull up his horse. But the moment
Miss Dixon came up to him, she reine1
in ber horse, stopped, and called out
Won't you stop, Mr.. Hill 2"
He raised his hat and replied
81 shall be happy to do so," then
waited for her to speak.
She was gazing at the ground and
blushing deeply, but quickly looking up
she filled the Doctors honest heart, by
saying
DIR. Hill, / have been closely watch
ing you lately, and seeing nothing but
goodness and noble mindedness in your
character, and believing you will make
an excellent husband, am willing to
marry you"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-28
A Camp-meeting Anecdote.

An accident of camp-meeting life de
tailed by a clergyman on Baltimore
steamboat, is thus reported in Forest
and Stream :"
An old couple had supplied themselves
with bottle of pennyroyal oil with
which to keep off the mosquitoes. They
extingushed their light retired, forget
ting the antidote.
The mosquitoes were very bad, and
after standing it as long as they could,
the old lady got up and got a well-flled
ink bottle instead of the oil, and gave
the old gentleman thorough lubricat-
ing with the liquid, face, hands and
feet; she then annointed herself in like
manner.
They again assayed to court the drowsy
god, but could only get an occasional
nap. Finally the old lady got up and
struck light. Giving glance at the
bed she had just left, she beheld, to her
horror, colored person, as she sup
posed, stretched in the place of her
spouse.
She quietly got the poker, and beat
the old fellow over the head before dis
covering her mistake. Later on III the
night, we found the old couple on board
the boat with us, he with his head near
ly as big as bale of hay and she caring
for him with the greatest solicltude.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-28
Saved by a Dream.

THE following appeared in Black
i woods Magazine 10 1852. Being
in company the other day with some
friends the conversation turned upon
dreams, related one, which as it hap
pened to my own father, can answer
for the perfect truth of it.
"About the year 1881, my ia ther, Mr..
D, of k, in the county of
Cumberland, came to Edinburgh to at
tend the classes, having the advantage
of an uncle in the regiment then in the
castle, and remained under the protec-
tion of his uncle and aunt, Major and
Mrs. Grlffiths. When the spring ar
rived Mr.. D., and three or four young
gentlemen from England (his intimately
made parties to visit all the neighboring
places about Edinburgh, Roslin Arthur's
Seat, Craig Miller, etc. Coming home
one evening from some of those places,
Mr.. d. said
We have made party to go a-fish-
ing to Inch-Keith tomorrow, If the
morning is fine, and have bespoken our
boats; we shall be off at six"
No objection being made, they separat-
ed for the night. Mrs. Griffiths had not
been long asleep, when she screamed
out in q violent and agitated manner:
The boat is sinking, save oh, save
them ~
The Major awoke her and said:
"Were you uneasy about the fishing
partyY"
"Oh, no." she said, . / had not once
thought of it,"
She then composed herself, and soon
fell asleep again; and in another hour
she cried out in dreadful fright, Z" see
the boat is going down."
"The Major again awoke her, and she
said:
vt has been owing to the other dream
! had; for 1 feel no uneasiness about
it.n
After some conversation, they both
fell sound asleep, but no rest could be
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-28

obtained for her. In the most extreme
agony she again screamed
They are gone the boat Is sunk |"
When the Major awakened her she
said
Now, cannot rest; Mr.. ID. must
not go, should be miserable till his re-
turn the thoughts of 1t would almost
KLINE"
She instantly arose and threw on her
gown, went to his bedside, for his room
was next their own, and with great diff
ficulty she got his promise to remain at
home.
" But what am to say to my young
friends whom / was to meet at Leith at
six o'clock 7"
" With great truth you may say your
aunt Is Ill for am 30 at present. Con-
slider you are an only sou, under our pro-
lection, and should anything happen to
you 1t would be my DEATH"
Mr.. d. Immediately wrote note to
his friends, saying he was prevented
joining them, and sent his servant with
it to Leith. The weather came Ia most
beautifully, and continued so till three
o'clock, when a violent storm arose, and
in au instant the boat aud all that were
In 1t went to the bottom and were never
more heard of, nor was any part of 1t
ever seen. often heard the story from
my father, who would always add at
has not made me superstltious, but, t,with
awful gratitude, can never forget that
my life, by Providence, was saved by n
dream"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-28

time, und Katerina says which fur
Shake, Shake Hoffman oder me Shake,
con shump dot fence over, dot feller vas
Katerina's feller Veil, i vos weigh
tswi hoondert pounds, und Shake Hoff-
man vos 'pout SO dick os a pair tongs.-
So shumps, und COON down on dot
top rail of tose fence pooty koot say
nottings; poot I vos sore pehind doc
weeks. Shake Hoffman he shumps dot
fence high oop-glean ofer-poot, ven he
COON down, his trousers was flew off
te puttons, und his gallows shipped
town, und dot vos awful how dot shirt
vas too short. Ven 1 told dot shtory,
Katerina forkot herself, und shust
laughed herself off dot log pooty gwick
und shtook fast In te push pelow. Veil,
/ grawled rount to help her oop; und
see under te log hole.vos tigged. Tink
I, dot vos nice blsce for rappit to live
in. tells Katerina, {" vot she sought
If ketch nice rappit for our pooty
leetle Susie, bein' dot vos Susle's ten
year-old day P" :" Poot how 1 kills
i'm 2" set Katerina. "Gills i'm ?" set
1, "you don't sot gills a nice, pooty
rappit not gills i'm, gifts i'm resale
and wholetail Dot gif nice pet for
Susie,-life und gickin-don't itS" Poot
somehow Katerina was frait Something's
might happen. dell her no trouble
efer comes NIT Katerina, so long Shake
weigh tswi booudret pounds" I pleef
dot woman dinks bear CRAWL dot leetle
blaze out. tells her "shoost hold dot
basket Offer dot blaze, und shkeer dose
leetle feller NIT a shtick, und den he
cboomp right gwick oud; und den
tells our Susie, mommy tit ketch dose
rappit fur her leetle Susie Poot Kat
erina dnks dot nice leetle feller bice her
pooty koot So dells her, "petter gif
it oop, und fater gricks te nice dngs fur
leetle Susie" So L kits myself all ofer
dot blace, so dot nice leetle feler not kin
poke hole troo himself; und 1 says,
Katerina kif me dot shtick dill shtir
oop dose animal in mine little menag-
eria." / shake dot shtick, in tose hole,
not more ash Won time, pefore dot feller
chump oud dot hole, und go mine shirt
poosom oop gwicker ash donner und
blitzen. Pout dot time 1 forkot efery
dings. Ven 1 cooms to my sense, say,
Katerina vas teat, oder vat Is te rea
sou nit? Katerlna looked pooty gweer
und say, Yacob, peter be bicken hook
leberrles pefore you shprinkle your shirt
nit tose polecat.