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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12

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d1ls, MANA IN following language
"ThN ssEsit4ha4 n IN inv esst
M0Sths exHhDt hsve failSd ~ ssat
vlNSS ~ Htl,sf e.tslvss Obssfy,t
ihAt, whatever may b. tn sH4n ~ n
redundant elfeul.ttDH uDDg fks ttl0s
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without HHy xSslH6HbtS NxttsS ftMN4s
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OtkSf SlMjIM influence ~ ~ tHNsk@i
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tytsS n sSls, sSG.fAISes N M JHJ0fy
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tttDth community. H,A M vNDsts N
NJ N00A etttx~Hr j0vOkNA ~ s0Vn.
l1tAHt sAeh NVfsttys4 st4tNrN<s a tHW
ts0vktlNN f0f itp exemplary DNslsk.
T1Nt n combinations ~ swsk /
rssp0sr might i~Nd ~ vINAIS1lN, \
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12

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~ yo,tts, bis tiJue n though b. sete
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ang npgunpf f,ppnnsilJr forfin sat,lo,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12

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ess etsasfy tsI1rs ssys ~ " tsf4t>
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wtINh " ttKhs, ~ ~ Ttm<s ~
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12
W1LxHTEN.

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Ef4sNt,,, sfHtjI,E quantity .yaJ ypVlify
N Ivy IN flHtt DttssAssit1ti M sslf,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12
HMEk NANktNU.

4, Ls,tH ii firm IN H. IN siDlsst a
HUfks Nat1 typ Hilyh tnHf, i,AtH iNks
~ ~ Ills lgyT~iNnHt. HtsI lpHlixtts u
tvef rent tfytit, ~ nm, II nt,es ~ n
bunting irlaHd H0d says, Nselt ma
ttf,Dtstt NJ 4 pr eeHt bDt,ds. VIII
tNt tOU ttOyiNA dDNH, and sts hi
ana IN ttyttiy JHyx,s jta deposits
The Deg,J1 VIII, ttn ,taHsufy DE-
DAtiHypBf, gtKSOjzes buHt md it,A
government ts*HDs ~ him ftep ~ oDsi
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pDTtptpy ~ pHyH IN bif hgJf1s pitI
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that I'm pt,ssDidy h. tsatlk01 tto,i
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12
(ssaesssslsasl t'smmllity.

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tiso. Mrt'nuehny. sr~ Hampton
n. W. tttansiSu. t'hnfie. city tosn
n. ~. Elder. Upper ufos". iown
inn. Porter. kldnfH. Iowa
n. \. Mccarthy. ~. AnAaas. lcwN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12

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#ruNiNlhAA rHnnl1g rrAl
tuAA'1f whnHf salait n leAR '',rn 'ht
ani, AlsHtrli N ~ lptsrl ephis M W.
ral mail l,lun him, ANIL aHta "
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street. su,lA~e., Na#hlnxsuN, ~.
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llun tdwi N llullles llHu, ttuhh
utept itnn Mark II itunnrll
,teht tlualptp 4, ttfih tfuL Will.
linn y,klhlrti lIuh. Jtstlih tHgtAs
s,hi ton tIrpfrs II Davis itHhI
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Washington |, |. srfii fst isafs.
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NV ihr lfufssvlfyii IN iitr Interests IN
ihr Republican putty IN tn,h ui W.,
CONGREGATIONAL ijl.ifleia ~ ~ thlun
iii Ui,ipy TINT N ,uny pffvntr, ttIfs
nhd pIfritinir suitable duniitilrtiit III
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ttrt,srs lHri,Itss ~ iilp campaign. sls
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IN M ,Isirans rtptsu interests ~
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wblrii fyu ruiitfltt tihds Itself tdgnhH
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osta.m II bDib il privilege ht,1 4
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| ttiIniiDtt NIdt1t. II II hJ,ed t,t1y i,ni
W. bees lIun III. 1te Committee Il
authorized ~ stHi4 Tint auTb sDiuttfH
~ contribution ftgtu l,efsniss ttuptt,t
IA IN it,p aefyjte ~ sIse ttisDd NfHfn,
viii not ~ objected ~ III my DiIiein
uunNrf
The tutars M this Committee vii
AN1Ni ftN rrruli m the vtrsjdtHflt
M ~Tij ~ ft,e Congressional stft,Ytsie
and II T,at therefore teHsonSt,lt bDp'
Ito hHvr sfe sympathy Htsd Hss,stNfpt
~ MI vim t1Ot, Win dfeHd. s'j'oty ~
possibility ~ it,~ fTsf1t.ti0s ~ w
Democratic t,Hfty ~ Tie e0b'fM y
fjtD government
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response ~ this tVtt4f NY tyHHt set,Dei
~ drsft, ~ vDafHt MANet ,0tdtf, .tay
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vDf, JfDssUtef, r. ~ LJDk J,0s 7Z
WHstDOYf1t. u. 4.
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/ Ed~d. M0l,hHf#vN, NeefstAftt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12

Thv silver commission VIVA eot',
eOA~d Equally VI democrats nDd ~.
pwbilaans. senator Jon~s II dIstIHRu.
IsAsd republican being the ehnifnna
u me commission. They tnads n
uaanlmoas report and IN page 10
~ ihsse words.
~ III the dSbis In this eOHNAsy nal
hssn doubled " ~ ~ y Ingists'Ion
II would have besn fnr less vaisHi,
" IN the dsbtor and ~ ~ country
thAe TN Increase In their ssAl bUf,
den slsSsdy esus@A w contraction
In me volume NJ ,noSey.
And lNNNitsty tnosv dtsN~ssews N
svAsy AeNse than IN nn)Uxi iaessasN
IN I'M burden ~ dsid II IN. nHlvet.
- SfS9D&tlon N ls1u4isy AHA ~OM'
m~seS ses~tstn1 fssn NV sAtDs
eAwAH,"
On pags ~ n ihs same tet1Tf
thty say
"'rhe tsUe aud oDty eN1s. ~ sb4
ssAGAstlOh IN industry aad e0MmetNs
INV everywhere fit IL shs fN4'
everywhere rsIfiing n fe'tIDg Dtipe'
yAxs~d ~ .At,DksGe Nv ~ sojahn4
II mHNSy,"
N~sgHtNfy sherman In ~ B1y1e,
IN IN 31th n January, inn, ptTd,e'
~ skk very result II shs felto~tSl
tssNsANss
~ v nat t9ssltIe ~ iSAH Iris w
~ without fh4 serSss A1fSs~ 4
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tAssItwAS N ifA<te, iStl IN WH1ss
sustSHSi1A NJ eDtetktisv, kAI,ktUDi1,
- disaster"
IN farmers " ftts eDNNty esS VI
wtAt ktNd " vgysNs n w.s 4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12
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In Htl ~ departments attended N In
u prompt aud sAilsftalofy manner.
fjgtlefs s1JIijind III nth. bD,Dr ~
lIaitrUNJ stfret west ~ kDflnu's jjys
Fry. EfreDo, lDNA,
st;tf III, N41fDYyA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-12

T. hHit snlI9i II MEET y, rwss
sIih Hsl vi 18th slal II Aapuss, lsMi
III lti Nv ~ VI n ~ IN shN EiiFlusH
81 lia'liHn II ltaillHnsl4ia tAsillliHffA
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29
WHAT DOES 1T MEANT

Protection for home industry IL a new
CRY, got mp at the eleventh hour Of the cam
paign, to take the place of the "solid SOUTH
and rebel hrigadier' howl of which the peO-
Pile had begun 10 get tired.
1t was not thought of four years ago. when
TildeH ran on revenue tariff platform nor
eight eight years ago. when the daig-r, if any
there be, tu our home industries, was presum-
ably great as Il Is now.
Ii was not heard during the hard times of
1S73-1S when our industries were actually in
danger and suffering wien mills and shops
were shut and working men were idle aud
starving, all under Republican tariff and
under Republican protection"
It was never heard or thought Of, in fact,
till now, when the country Is once more pros
porous: when American industry, with some
few exceptions. Is thriving, and when tie
American people are in less danger than ever
before in their history of going down in the
worlds battle.
What then does this cry of protection t.
home industry mPan, 50 suddenly started
and with no visible occasion? We think We
can tell.
1t means, among other things that pro
lection is needed for legion of in>Olyent
and pampered Office-hoiderS who, after TWEEN
ty years of place and spoils. feel that their
hour to get out is at hand.
II means that the vast system of corrupt
and theving rings. and rings within rings, of
which the Republican party is constituted, is
about to be swept out of existence by the
wrath of an awakened people.
II means that all the hlOated mouopolies by
which industry is hampeeed and the faces of
the poor are ground, realize that the era of
privilege and class legislation is going out
with the Republican party.
1t means that such combinations as the pa
per ring, which taxes the intelligence OF the
million to put money in the pockets of the
few; and the sugar ring, which has doubled
the price of the poor mans sugar to enrich n
half hundred monOpolists, and scores of other
similar combinations, are alarmed and want
protection.
1t means that, unless something turns up,
t:e people will have an accounting with their
faitiIeSs servants. and a generation of Job
berS and defauiters and corruptionstS in Of
fee will he forced to open the books to public
{ inspection.
Ii means, in a word, that danger threatens,
not the honest labor of the country but A
horde of dishonest poiiticians-that it is not
our home Industries which are CRYING foI
protection, but simply moribund political
party. But the deceitful cry will not save it.
-Bufdlo Courier
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

"WHo - - BE- pREsIDEST 2"-A Puztis
CrunBled Fftb Amusement and Information.
- The .'..-'-. 10 II q puzzle seems to have
h-sr a-'f-,sd "v genius in Washington
It s Il ...a 5 ard g. unravel as the famous
"Firt-en Prsz'.," " bat unlike that barren
b.~i :ern-nt e--ry move of the new game
i = less tEe history Of this Republic
We have s'- lie Us a IN gical hallot-box, with
the quest y r l-ei thereon, ''WhO is to be
President 3 his Important problem is
s..iyed ny IN ty blocks which are 70 be
NOV --r -.- .l-r-uctive squares within the
-.-. may be played by one per-
-. s---s, lie n1g. Interesting manner
is ~ s..y So parties or Zee 10 twenty-one, or
u,or,' uel>o.-. ..s- sn.- crest oF the game does
not cease wh t. erection is over. Il stlll
continues ID ;'- pressure and profit. Even
grown people viii hs astouished at the
au,"unt "f in'um4t O.. which they viii ac-
quirr during the game. relative 10 the nine
teen Preside = ~ th- Tn ted States. And
tir lcBrG5n = scot troubles prne it is already
prepared. n g. ,lrt q the game. II is not
fr. much 8 -ar shl- s1y boy or girl OF grown
us.- N.s ..ags tEi- game viii learn more
r" eH-15 AHae. .-aH ltetdry IN an hour than
a.os- PED. 1-'-t 1 @ lifetime. The au-
jh1I r- --... ]. E-. lcns AZ. usement is a highly
r-sI-c s .-. q. snI one Of the lssI who
'airh D .sSs s,-.c. i..a invent popular puzzle.
hIwevef -s-Pr.1r We 30 not know the
price 20. tn Box mt 1on5t,ess Il viii be VEN
'oN- t.. puB isti,rs are }. VI. Hin & Co,
Alexandra. Va. who. we presume. viii b
glad to give information on tho subject.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

REBEL FLAG.-The nai9hhors hadn't
sren Mr.. Smiley hObblr around int. the "a K
yard so lively, for over year. . TASTY
glance at the ciothes-lin AMI he - i.,. Ii-. :.
the steps hu-riediv and remarkei ax.tted,v f:
Hannah. that ere Carmen; @iI ravc To
come oil the line at once. Is al; o. y town
that rebel flag j. flying in my yard
well law sakes That's nav last win
ter's balmOral summing TO clear out the
mutnS."
stunning or no Sunning. halmaTal OF what
ever il is, il must come dowu.''
''Ichabod Smiley, DO you think I'm a fool
just because they're making caue of you
down to SDallbeer'S grocery store? That
balmoral stays there. reae flag or no."
Then I'll take it diNSu myself" and he
reached :Or the first clothes pin.
"See here, Ichab0d That flag. As you call
it. rules this family. You rebel " you dare. -
And the neighbOrS who had gathered around
the back yard fence were treated to the in
teresting fableaux Of a mop handle and a
white plug hat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29
EBENsBURG. A. FRIDAY OCTOBER
THE ISLE OF DREAMS.
DE GoLyER GARFIELD, LocuITUE.

wrote thee in the Isle Of Dreams,
Thou lost De Golyer brief,
While straying on the silver sands
That line its coral reef.
Yes, by the hashing waterfalls,
That lulIed the hours asleep,
wrote that deep and learned brief.
Which some ono failed to keep.
met thee in the Isle Of Dreams,
Thou dear departed Ames;
Twas there for Credit Mobilier
Thou madest tempting claims,
The lilies blossomed on our pssh,
Wild roses lined our way,
The sweet birds carolled merTily,
And 1 was led astray.
wandered iE the Isle Of Dreams,
In fair enchanted ways,
And. dulIed by the Lcthean streams,
helped % count in Hayes.
For sill was sunshine, Bliss and light,
The Speakership seemed mine,
And glocy, honor, all shings good,
White life was has divine.
tread again those sounding shoreE-
They echo in my d-eams;
! mediate upon rke gains
OF more De Golyer schemes,
For an up for President,
I'm willing to be sold,
And there arethose perchance who'll bug
With silver and With gold.
Tgi drink a deep and goodly draught
From Letee's cooling stream;
am undons if l should wake
From this delicious dream.
Come frauE, come perjury and oribe.,
Swindles and grabs fOrsooth,
And sfs - ith all your mighty arts,
Garfield TO tell The truth.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

SONETHISG yCI, SOIL IEEs To TUE
Th" following are some facts-gleaued from
official rccoFdS-for the solemn consideration
of soldiers of the late war who are asked to
vote for Garfield and the Republican candi-
dates for Congress:
I. A Democratic Congress passed a bill for
the eGua iZation of Oounties. Garfield d. dyed
the vote and q Republican President vetoed
the bill.
>. \ Democratic House Of Represents. ives
passed = bill for extending the time for fling
bounty ciaims a Republican Senate killed
it.
3. Gen. \. g. Ricr, a uup-lec-ed Demo-
cratic Congressman and soldier, introduced
Diii of arrears of pensions; Garfield srd
other 'tepu5ficanS forgot it.
& Democratic Congress urOuOSed a
measure to give Arrears of pensions 80 widows
and heirs of soldiers, ard E1Tieid voted
against il.
<. 4 Democratic Congress proposed .
give artificial legs aud arms In s-rppi-d
Union soldiers, and Garfield ani his i-pub-
lican friends opposed it.
6. A Democratic Congress proposed to
pension the soldiers of the Mexican war and
Garfield and his friends opposed il.
Z. y Democratic Congress proposed to
pension the surviving veterans OF the war OF
1912, and Garfield and his Republican friends
opposed It.-N. y Star.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

DEFENDING the South against the charges
of Senator Coukling relating to its labor sys
tenn the Nicks5urg (MissiSsippi) Herald says:
stances command higher wages than skilled
laborers in the North. The common field
hands, the lowest grade of labOrers in the
cotton, sugar ami rice fields command better
wages for less labor than do the factory OPP
eratives and the lower classes of laborers in
the North. Negro boys aud girls in the cot
ton fields earn from dollar and half to
two dOi.ars day. In the sugar aud rice
fields they are paid equally as well. The
are paid two dollars and half a day, Sun
days included. .
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

\ BOYS Essay on NSrATEsMES.-Thar Eu-
a statesman. His colar was 10 snd hat vas
:. He went to metin TO orate. lie said
lax me question if you want to no" So
when re was Swetin under bis shirt msn
hoiier.d and n said '.Wot Is tarif any
way?' And tue statesman he larfed kinder
short, "a h said Il want no foolln around
me. an a 1ad man and carry kane" So
he gave his kane whirl and laid it on The
ta5,e. Thru this awful man rot down
among the spitOus sed again "Hov much
is tariff peek ANYWAY ?" An the statesman
sed, real hot I'm free man and wont
he adjourned, so L demand the law" And
then law, dressed as poIishman, got the or
full man by the back hold and took him q
the kaboZc. And when IN the labozc he did
not ask any more tarif questions, but fot the
cokrOches all night. An the statesman went
home with his kane.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

THT boy stood ON the back yard fence
wheHre all but him had fed the flames that
lit his fathers barn shone just above the
shed. One bunch Of crackers in his har g.
tive others in bis hat, with piteOus accents
loud he crlei. Il never thought OF that r.
aunrh Of ,fac ers 70 the tail Of one small d q
he'd tied tire Cog In anguish sought the
barn AM midst its ruins died. The sparks
flew wide and red and hot, they lit upon the
brat; they e4ed the crackers IN his hand aud
eke tho~s Ia lis lat Then came n burst uf
rafting sound the boy, Where was he gomez
Ask Of the wind that far around strswed
bits of meat and bone, and scraps ca clothes
and balls aui tops and nails and hooks and
yarn, tie relics Of the dreadful boy that
turned his fathers barn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

A FAIR young mother with a crying baby
in hen arms sat IN Silver City stage coach.
says Nevada paper. On the opposite sea.
vas we'll known politician at engagiI =
manners. By aud by he said: Let me
hold your baby perhaps | can soOthe him.
''Oh, no, Tn much Obliged You couldn't
help me any" was the answer But" he
persisted, lyon had better let me try
''Gou are very kind, - said the lady at last,
''hut | know YOU couldn't help me, for he's
hungry" a light seemed to dawn on Oh,
politicians mind, and he abruptly broke OF
the conversation.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29
-IIVTsTRATION NOTICE.

- Fstate Of JAMES W. CoSDoS, dec =.
Letters Of administration on ine t es,sse flai ~
Va ContIon late Of SUmmitville goIonSh' aecy'sgu
w. - -, TAINTED to the undersigned, All per
@ effed to said estate are hereby nothcn tiat
iarne5iate payment must be made; and th@se nav nav
ine, claims against the same VIII pEesS"' 'aeA
nr99nerIv authenticated. Tor settlement, ,.,
Pi'Vs''' RUTH CONDON, AdministratriX--
Sumrnit Sept. q, 1es j.ot-T
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29
Timely Advice
on Fall Clothes.

You are thinking of your
clothing for fall: whatit shall
be; how and where you shall
get it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29
crocrrs SELL AscnESHA7H MrLrEn's
CHOCOLATE!

AZ article superior in quality snd lower u. pre-
inan any other In the market proininWent W ~ ~ b,
crrsricnced New York physician gives II as ms
{ton that chocolate il preferable 10 tea OF cSHee
1ncsusc il adds strength to the nody new nc S 70
- exbous;ed brain. quiets the nervous system
taroonizes the workings OF the digestive organs
fpd gives purity 70 the blood 49,, o,.,io-,sr
For a suIerii ne con nfcction ask your con
- S,,y- sweet Spfced Vanilla Chocolate. hscheh-
- :. Miller "a and Callowhill Sts., Phiia, Ia
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

AND right ON the eve of an important elec-
ton women are unpatriotie enough 60 insist
that the country shall remain unsavcd long
enough 60 allow the ''old man 20 rut up
-fnNl. In ih. -ifiinu-I.nnm.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

'.----rrr.S Hv an Act OF the General Assem-.
n trr commonwealth Of Pennsylva ui4
" .it..Ar Act TO regulate tse General H.lsr-
r.. -.r'.r -a.s Com cath ~ it a. enIoinsJ
-' .-.a public notice o. said elections and
~ W. -- sr said notice wat officers are to hc
g--z-v.- CfEIFFTTT- High Sheriff ~ the
2 90 f-.-anr.a. iu the Commonwealth Of Penn
fs hereby make known and give notice,
r--- rs OF the county Aforesaid, that Gen
r-g.--.r viii Pc held IN said county 0f tam
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-29

No MAN is worthy Of the name Of free
man Sho allows himself under any circum-
stances to he cGerced into voting against his
honest convictions, and every man should be
convinced in his own mind fnot his pocket)
llL..l Il. .-lLl ri