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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15

P. t. Kavanagh, auctioneer, will sell all the
household goods, at Nos S. and 81 East Ninth
street, next Monday. Sale positive.
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Goods ActualIy Slaughtered

at the removal sale of the
New YORK BAZAR
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Don forget the Sacred Concert this after
noon AZ Pfeifer's Hall, by the Great Union
Rand
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is an unfailing remedy
for bilious and malarial fevers.
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Folding Rocking Chairs,

From s1.5o to sl.98 each at the 90 cent store
The most comfortable rocking chair made.
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Don't forget the Sacred Concert this after
noon at Pfeifer's Hall. by the Great Union
Band.
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CHILDREN's CIRRIIGEs.

Elegant i.ser',M4n:, WHOLESALE and Re
tau,
At the SO Cent Store.
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Houses,

NOR RENT-With or without furniture, house of
L five rooms, Baufl street. Apply to John
Grace. Al.
EOR EENT-Boardirg house. Best location in
j. city, So and n East Ninth street. Enquire of
Williams & Davidson, Macmillan IS block. If
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15

Muscular rheumatism yields to the wonder
full influence of st. Jacobs Gil
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FOR SALE.
PERSONAL.

inns TERS, lawyers, telcterF aud others whose
y OCCUPATION gives hu: little exercise sh 1ud use
ion, II softeas the sair where il il int lined to Salt
Eheum, it act tonic toaes up the system gives
appetite, snd directly the liver, kidneys and
urinary organs, the seat OF al diseases. Try il, and
you viii be surprised at he result. sa-sur-wk&la at
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NTANTED-By young man-Place to do chores
w for board and attend school: good recon-
mendatioEs. Address. q. V this Office. 14*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15

fNOOk-Meat and pastry-wanted by a first-clase
- man situation above in hotel or restaurant
Good references. Address G. W., 2. o. Fargo, D T.
1Tr
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tNANTED-By a capable young man, any kind Of
- indoor employment, or light outdoor. En-
ployment more object than wages. references.
3O2 Address, H., this office
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A PRINTER of foEc Years. experience desires
u permanent position III so::ie country Office.
Address 'i'riIt," Gi.OlE Office 81.
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SiJbATlOH WANTED-By young man (Swede)
- in grocery store CT to learn dry goods business.
References given aud required. Address Charles,
this Office. 7x
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15

observation-disclosures az druggist, assistant of
" traveller, by graduate of pharmacy, years
in prescription trade. Best of recommendations.
I4S Box 49, Hokah MINI.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CLOTHES WRINGERS-Save your ID wripgers
" and nave rollers put on, by leavlrg them at
the st. Paul Rubber Store, 42 E. Third st. ~
DAINTING-p. +. FITZaIBBON. houss knd
I sinn painting No. 1877 Jackson stre.. "a
A LBERTSOE'S G. 0 d LAUNDRY, IS x. Third
II streel- tfoods called fur and delivered "a
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4 YOUNG MAN, q, desires employment of any
u kind; IS good penman and intelligent. A No.
! Ietefence. Address ACTIVE, this Office 35.
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Dr.. D'Unger, discoverer of the ciuchona cure
for drunkenness cures all cases. Room 81,
Palmer house, Chicago, Ill.
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A SITUATION as harness maker, light or heavy
II by good workman Differences given JAMES
TEGART. No. 1873 East Seventh street, corner Sew
enth and Broadway, st. Paul. TIA
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GIVE HIM 4 BUMPER.

| "A Complimentary Bene fit rendered tn MI
Charles Haines, of the st. Paul Opera
House.
The following correspondence Is self
explanatory, except that the first paragraph
or two does not express to the fullest extent
the obligations our amusement goers are
under to Charley Haines, the stage manager
and general factotum of the Opera House:
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. IA. 1880.
Mr Charles Haiues:
It is now about thirteen years since you
began 20 contribute ID the pleasures of the
people Of this city by your connection with
the management of the Opera House. Dur
ing that long period your Jealous and I'M
obtrusivs labors, not the less important
from the fact that i'll their performance you
have not been seen or heard rs the "well-
graced" actors have teen, have placed you
very high in our feeling of respect and graft
tude. You arc also entitled to the thanks of
the community for the cheerfulness with
which you have invariably giusn Your ser
vices Mt every charitable entertainment pre-
scented at the Opera House.
For these reasons We tender 10 you a COM
plimentary benefit at the Opera House On
such date as you may select. We have re-
ceived promises CT ample corporation liz
making the occasion all that cat be desired.
You are requested 10 inform Us whether
.; =, Ii
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Situation by young man German J
" 10 drive private team and make himself gem
orally useful. Best Of references. Address A. b.
this O.iIca ~.
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our proposition IA aSreea1ie 10 you.
C. X. Davis. G. Livingston,
c. u. O. Brien. G. Il. Munfort,
II. A. Wilson, L. s. German,
ID. g. Price. G.. j. French,
John Harrington. Ii. p. Hall.
VIM. Il. Merriam, w. l. Martin,
, ID. A. Monfort, 4. Il. Otis,
| r. Gordon, II. S. Saroui
w. Wilkin, Great Western Band,
A. G. Brisbine, w. Il. Hyndman,
Edward Mcguire, Chas. S. Bunker,
Stewart & Wheaton, +. L. Hanson,
f. Driscoll, " L. Bend,
Ed. w. Smith J. Il. Hanson,
Kingsbury 4 Draper, Henry A. Castle,
G.. w. Draper, John y. Davidson,
VIM. Rhodes, Dyer & Howard,
VIM. Rhodes. Jr., r. 8. Galusha,
B. +. Wright, VIM. Il. Albright,
w. II. Buckalew, Edward richards,
Il. FL. Dougan, ". Fl. Leib,
A. X. Barnum, VIM. Fl. Monk,
Walker Blaine. Il. Ramsey Nininger,
NJ. G. Dimmtck, Frank Wood.
A. Il. Parker, 4. J. Wampler,
T. g. Clarke. y. L. Mead.
J. FL. Inland, II. G. Burbank,
ID. w. Vanderhoof, o. G.. Miller,
II. l.. Carver. +. q. Hemenway,
Summers & Bangh. Geo. T. Browning,
o. o. Cullen, G. ". Carpenter,
s. 3. Woolworth.
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NANTED-By al experienced young man, as tin
" smith,'a place to work at his trade Best of
references. Address r. IL. this office 81.
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A GRADUATE of law school desires n position
"A clerk in soina Office in MINNEAPOLIS or St
Paut. Address law GLOBE Office,
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vXTANTED-A yonng Scotchman wishes to find
" employment; has good general knowledge of
business. especially manufacturing. Can furnish
good references. address L., this ofice. 24*
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WANTED. JOB printer. of twenty years. expe-
w rience, would lie steady employment in an
otce--ctY or conntry-where there is plenty Of
WORK, fair wages and prompt pay.
4l* W. Il. MUMMY, Cresco, Ia
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Females.

TtTANTFD-A position housekeeper; 10 OBJ
W lection to going TO country. Best of refer
ences. Address HOUSEKEEPER, ga 18th avenue
fonth. Minneapolis. MINI. 81.
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Hamburg Edgings.
Fine Insertings,
Torchon Laces,
8retonue Laces,
Lace Scarfs,
Lace Fichus.
ii great variety a.
4. 81. Lindeke & Bro.
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AANTED-A position in retail grocery house.
w to learn the business. City or country Adj
Dress GROCERY, tn Office. 90.
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tXANTED-Hy .olng man recently frosl the
w East. position il grocery store Not afraid of
work. Good references. j. K. this Office. Az
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Use VIM. Clarke & Sons
Helix Needles.

Inhalation.
Just Published, s'Practical Observation on
the Throat and Lungs. with their Treatment by
Inhalation" Winter Habits" 'The Proposed
Hospital Cor Lung Diseases at Chicago, by Rob-
ert Hunter, n. D.. lob State street, Chicago
Copies sent free.
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WANTED Place by Young man (Swede.) to take
~ care of horse and work about house, f r sm all
wages or would work for board and go to school,
Enquire at 2S7 East Fifth street 80.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15

EHOH RENT-Se~eral very nice roo-ns in the nc
I,Ilillan Block. corner of Wabashaw end Third
streets. Suitable Cor Offices sleeping rooms. In.
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REAL EsTATE-In the City

NOR SaLE-Lot and house on wabashaw street
l. corner College avenue. Ditto, Third street
next Robinson's drug store. Bargains.
Az D. A. ROBERTSON.
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THE LUTHERAN CONFERENCE.

Services to-day will be held at the Opera
House morning and evening. In the morning
the Rev. E. Nerilous, of Vasa, president of the
Scandinavian Lutheran Augustana Synod, will
preach; in the evening the Revs. S. J. Kron-
berg, Evansville and 4. Wahlin, of Canon
Falls, will preach.
At . o'clock P. NJ. the Rev. p. Dillner Will
occupy the Swedish Lutheran church.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., by n young man in Z store
W or hotel; willing 10 make himself useful Ref
erepces furnished. Address p. K, this office. 46*
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...nINcEyIENT.

AZ
ming wear we propose not only
,-.--gtxs better paper than ever
,---u-s- today such special in
raw -rtsr-lhers. as well rs to old
rr-vHI pay mp TO date. as Will,
ought 20. make The FREE
.-- .-ll.rsuzabIe visitor to every
Ta.s InducemenJ Is no less
-.ar paper aud the Pittsburg
- -aroug lout the whole twelve
-.-r moderate sum Of S2of. The
.r--n- 1850 viii De one ct the
.rs.r the country, tuu ofthe fresh
-. -rrlr associated press and
rams from large corps Of
--.. y..-HatI auT state capitals,
nh ..r l.afms cities and towns Of
-.r E.-a. Ohl. virginia, &c
..-.- ...l %. speciality. On the
.... his aGar Eas ever yet been
-... Che state. aud IL will enable
...-.. FEr-uAN to procure almts,
.. when. at all times newsy
..r .. gar.TrJilrIy so during
-------l rel-s sure 20 be d0ubly
-.. ....-.laa.lE. campaign and
sem. .- your names ut once
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~ sTENIQRIAN.

l.oE.Er-C Ia. Jan. 18TH, Isse.
NE. EWToE-Thc brief n1;ir,iu your last 'yecK :
paper OF the death % Mr.. Gcu-yicvc Fisher. Of
Allegheny township. seems hardly sufficient ties
timnEiHl 10 her worth and virtue. She born
in Germany in the year lsIS. and soon after her
marriage removed with her husband 20 this coun-
try. She died a. the residence Df her soDin-iI1F,
Mr.. Adam Hammau. on lac - inst During her
residence Of forty years sfuun- thc people Of the
nCighborhosd, -he became eudcarca 10 all by her
many virtues, and must Of all by her great and
true Christian charity The F1or. Tire suffering
the surr0wiug found in her an unfailinss friend
Tho picty, the deep humility. the perfect res Z
T.1tt0u u the Divine Eili which distinguished her
throughout lie secured for her calm aud peace
iul death. We prag that her soul msy md rest in
the bosom Il tlgj. !
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TrT avay hi- little musset.


p1r Msiiie object In printing the foregoing oJup-
Jet l. 10 attract q; nJi1n tp The 5uhlcincd item clip
ped from the Altoona IgI5t.-s of Wednesday last 3:
The store of Simon & BendhgiH. on Eleventh nv-
enue. last night the scene Of little c0nEagra-
tion, which created much excitement nj the time.
some one IN the store wss lighting burner in
OF the show windows. when ZiuLe curtain biaZcd
uP- Il was hastily pulled down and cytInyulSnsd.
but not before tho room was nll-d with smoke
Mcssrs. Simon n BeudheiIu sTr the gentlemen
who sell rC5ds made clothing st price, which are
the envy @: rival sealar-. We Congr1tulatc them
the rescue from d1 tructiu ei their mt
stock. Had it bur'iet, banlrCl- and thousands Of
bargains would have been ir-etrieyahlE l0-t 10 the
public.
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THE HOLY WELL.


Brift,H 5g Geo. ". E0ylor for he Freessen.
Secluded in the silent glade,
The h0ary thorn spreads It's shade.
To guard the Holy Well;
And pendant from Is branches green.
Many vottvc .sig j. seen
The pilgrims tale 90 tail.
In ages past some man of praye-
His lOue cell erected there
dwelling cold aad damp
And there he spent Li. nights Gnd -.
Ills mvagrc hands To God % raise
Before tha midnight lamp.
And Erin thus. for LH-UE Al -,
The brightest spot IN hi-t1Ty's page
In virtue nohly stood;
TIL the iuTaiers' ruthless hand
With le!' destruction swept the land.
And drenched the Isle L blood.
Now let the easy creed o. these
Who never bend the.s tender knee-
In penitenjial mood.
Presume To- -cuf: the saints hsyr rr-G
The narrow WAY that leads 10 God,
Jp CaIFttry's pathway rude.
p fr0Hci.' COLLEGE, Lo-r'fo, Pc, yG-. ~, 1850
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lfXmas day on Thursday l,e,
Windy weather in each week.
a,,F f--rl farrs sezfs sfrart.r and fffI

Last Christ mes fell on a Thursday, hut the hard
tempests foretold by the ancient rhymester have
thus fir sigually iailcd to put in an appearance
But the likelihood is that they VIII eventually give
us visit and ought all to be prepared for their
coming How By going 70 Jas. !. Murphy 100
Clinton street IohustOwn, md buy ing suit OF the
excellent reId y-unadc clothing he has in stcck-
His garments are stylish and serviceablc- and Of
the present seasons make. while tie extremely
low figure at which he tr out from top 10
toe ought % make 20 an indurelncnt for you TO bU!
uolYher. et-e Orders hE mail Hii! rrcei e PROMPT
attention
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NJ AHEL's sitting in the fireliC-'.
Waiting Tor her lover true ~
All tho room o. Oiled vith darkness
rs the shal.w OF he~ IN


II that shoe bought at th" Great East
Boot and Shoe Emporium ot 5 Blumen-
thai. 11l9 Eleventh avenue, Altoona. We hesitate
not ts say tha; the shadow produced was not an
unploas one. for tine shoes sold 10y that gentle
man Of sut as artistic A. thc figure head OF a
steamship. He has million pf tho same dcscriT'-
tion. suitable for winter wear. ia store all which
he holds himself prepared % sell the very lowest
prices. Those whoss idea of happiness consists IN
wearing reaGy y-made foot-sear will commit IN error
Il they buy elsewhere than at Blume.thals-
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OBTrT AR Y.

ECKENRODE.-plei, in Carroll towE.l,ip. On
Saturday Dec. p. 1879. Mr. JoHS 4 aifNsiiSft-lE-
Il KESEoDE. aged - years. months and dc~.
Deceased was sick only abolt three weeks pre-
ceding his death. although he had been u delicate
health for some time before. Sad. indeed was hi-
case. aud still sad, 10 possible, The condition
Of MS wife and six children left behind. For al
most yesr sickness kept it, heavy hand upon the
family. first attacking and then smother OF thc
household death in the meantime lissiug oiai med
a. it, own q little Two year old son. who died in
July last. Still unsatisted the fell DESTROYER has
stricken down IL TnanStaX OF the family leat-
ing nothing llit iesolaIc home aud t'a-cIve1
loved ones to commemorate its victory.
Thou has iefI u. husband. father
Thy face on earth we'l sec no mure;
But We hope. through God e great mercy,
To meet again al Hea-ea's door.
May h- rest IN peace. J. r.
NcDI- NN-T,i.d. Iu SUNNI srhil township. N
Tuesday Jan. O. lsSe- amer o long and severe HI
EeS-. aged about - YEAR
We had the assurance. OF st least the eNI ects-
ton of receiving an obituary notice worthy o! the
n have been disappointed in that cKpeet1tio
we can DO no than pay the usual brief triput.
70 the memory OF v no respected IN life and
will not be forgotten iu death Deceased WAS ou'
Of the Oldest citizens ot Cambria county and j
i but truth 20 say that he honest man an,
a good father friend and neiEEbor- lie wa bon
in County WcStmeath, Ireland, and died a- he ha'
lived an humble. earuest and steeltast ncuiht
p of the Catholic Church. ReqrleEcaf g. pace.
BARKFR Died I'm the last Ward. Of catarr
. fsver on SUNDAY evening. Jan. II. i~se. AEHE ~
rHEA RARKEE only child OF y. = and Cassie
BARKER aged wear, months ana days
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AL dcy. al night. ! can hear the ,GT
nfths loom of life and near and lur
Il thrills with it, deep aud uDuffied sound
4 = t{rplo-z lie yyh i sro s.I.gty- 2 rayla1,l

The loom Of life j. doubtless very elegant affair.
bat il .s nothing Hncn coin pared with that other
loom which produces the fabrics whereof j. thrown
the market such stock ol read y-Iua5e clothing
a. now sr tcGs the shelves Of Godfrey y uiG. next
door the post office. Altoona We shall only
three adIcctiyCs 90 describe this stock = j. large;
cheaper than ever. hccauss &c j. positively 20 De
closed out at cost anu iu many IHsttuCcs At Ic--
than cost: u is good A. ju it, extent. say that
Mr.. VOLTS commoIiauz establishment is dllcd
from cellar rarret with best style garments
to the goodness OF the stock 10 T. uuly necessary q
mention that each and every article IS warranted
while a standing reward is offered for the discOv-
cry OF = dealer who can sell cheaper. The patron
age Of the reader Of this j. solicited.
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HH.H. az al times ueNEF
... r.s--r-lIlrIy so duriu-
zu-c 70 be IoubIv
.... ..-.,,.....--- .,,-f
-. @, -,
avn PERSONAL
-
rF COUNTY COHHITTEE-
.. ...-.-..c comm t,s' ol
aH---- .f meet l-- LAe Court
.- E-.sfTg. January ~. az
.....--aa.g i= requested. as
a.r.. Ia5I before the Com
,.ra.-rnau.
...-. .NlTU- OTHER PLACE.
-....-. r..... breu drawn To
-. rurr ~, Ger
...-.. -..- rom tin. +rutb
- ID K Pfrp i
.. 81. r,-...,1-fr-r, \ Y
--,-,..I'.,- ,.r,. -.
I-- -.rflrrs rf rEfs
.- ANA farm f. want
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b.. Been H'i''fli 70 IAN IN
.--A "Lt''l'.- cough
..r. De- -'l.'l "i gen cry iot
sellers cough syrup
- l.- OK coughs COLDS ana
,,.
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WANTED.--Sherman & Co, Marshall
Mich. want an agent in this county at once,
at a g llary Of 500 per month and expenses
] aid For full particulars address as above
f1f-Tf. .-ftf
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"a rSFcs 80 person need Dec troubled
EESfHH El ss viii COINS, which are thc
EE - al cause Of much hlc temper.
HEE Ea Isl a and remotely the cause ut
EHAE Sa fHEF ny-F.efsia sud general il
- - = - > y ~ ls-l th- slen rftr --ff
a rrescrifstian which fs Q Perfect ana Ferui1-
ueut Cure for One Eoilar. sent py mail u
anv ad dress l. i the best iuF fTscnt any one q. %
mako who aulrcciates roulforf Address } Askt-
hSntuetks-
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CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old physician,
retired from practice, having had placed in
his hands by an East India missionary the
formula OF a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung Affections, also positive and rad
ical cure for Nervous Debility and all Ner-
yous complaints, after having tested its won
derfuI curative powers i'm thousands of eases,
has felt it his duty TO make 1t known TO his
suffering fellows. Actuated by tins motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering ]
will send tree Of charge to all who desire it.
this recipe, in German, French, or English
with full directions for preparing and using
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, nam
ing this paper, w. w. SHERAR, 149 Polrers
Block, Rochester, ". I. Jl2-i9.-3m.
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Marrow GAUGE ROAD 70 CHERRYTREE.
An Enterprise Utot ought TO Hare Boom.
-'ATctic,' the CarrOltown correspondent
of the JOhnstown Sunday Times, says that
the main topic of conversation in that place
now is railroad. The proposition is to build
a narrow guage road from Cherrvtrec via
CaTrOlltOwn to Ehensburg The subject is
quite warmly agitated, and if capitalists
there can succeed in gaining the cooperation
OF CheTytree and EbensbuTg, no doubt the
scheme can be made feasible. II once made
there could be no doubt of its paying. Our
whole section, says the correspondent, is
rich in minerals. such as coal, limestone. fire
clay, etc, and timber of all kinds is abundant.
We have in many places three veins Of coal
everything each other, and we have the very
best quality OF bitumiDous coal in veins from
four to seven feet in thickness. In many of
our banks q man can walk upright and wear
a high hat without danger Of touehing the
roof Of the bank. The present condition OF
our roads, which renders travel almost Inn
possible, is bringing the subject home to
merchants, formers, and in fact all manner OF
business men. The construction Of such a
road from north to south through this portion
of the county must result in incalculable
good to the community, and assist in de-
velnping the mineral wealth Of half of the
county TO the advantage ANA benefit of the
whole people
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-16

THE highest authority in New England q,
the State Assayer OF Massachuset +. after a
careful analysis of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair RoHewer certified that il Is the best
preparation for its intended purposes that
has been exhibited foT examination, that its
constituents are pure and carefully selected
for excellent quality and that it forms an
efficient preparation for promoting the
growth Of the hair and restoring the original
color This world-TenOwEed preparation i
for sale By an druggists Record. Rcd Oak,
fcvot
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-16

No MORE HARD TINEs.-If You viii stop
spending so much on fine clothes. rich food
and style, buy good, healthy food, cheaper
and better clothing get more real and sub
siautial things of life every way, and es-
pecially stop the foolish habit Of employing
expensive quack doctors, or using so much
of the vile humbug medicine that does you
only harm, but put your trust in that simple
pure remedy, Hop Bitters, that cures al
ways at a trifiing cost, and YOU viii see good
times and have good health. See another
column.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-16

A DEMONSTRATION NOTICE.
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county ,.e-,e-=a having been i-stri @. ~ r'l,dfr
by nofifed t1st immediate nyntnt I8--t c lls'ie.
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sent them properly autheutiesltti Cos
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