The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12

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HaLolest constitution. Avoid this fatal ra
Suit ny using SineS' Syrup of Tar yiId
Cherry and Ioarhouud. "Hu
IL r orty years experience has stamped pub-
~ ~ approval on Ayers Cherry Pectorai a.
Jhe most reliable of all remedies for IT, -, :
OF Cneat diseases. Its continued and in
leasing popularity is conclusive evidence of
It's superior curative qualities. VI
"A thirteen-year-old lad Douod E,,5,. -,
ehtIced from his home in UuutinorIC,, ~ ., -
tramp on the 2jd OF last month. since win
ny !Ie ilds not been heard from. 4 brother of
@ .ne missing youth is now travelling the
country IN the osort to find him.
The Altoona Tribune saws that roso,,l,
y ahoImer, the great timber devourer b5ly-
ing no more big trees to conquer in CoYn1,,i,
county, has invaded Blair county. and is nov,
th!ul9 from 400 to 500 logs daily in tbo
heIghbcThood Of the Green SuriDo '''
Don. t You forget 1t, that y. s. Rar.l-ar g.
~ l'I3 NStl lit al IIIStclasS sewing machines
ana VIII sell You any kind or make. incIud
li-[ O N,iS INi- 'il'GEii, at prices lower than
gill one clse can afford to furnish that in
uespenSIuie household convenience
NC ljnnaia * Co, IOTctt0. Pa sell in
tants sHceS st prices ranging from 29r mn
20. - ~, ~ per palr chldrsn's shoes at 5Oc up
tos2I-Vo per pair misses shoes at 75c. nm to
Si.2J per pair ladies' shoes atS1. 90 10 - -S =.
boys' boots at Sl03 up 80 - 90. and mems
boots NJ $500 up to ;! pa
81 - - ackson I. Cameron, miner, was smother
cd TO death in an ore bank near Orrisonia
Huntington county. on THURSDAY. 4 nor
tiou Of the banl, caved i'm ON him AMI n
there was 40 injury on his person which
might have caused death il was ,,jai, tLof
suifocatiOn had resulted
Music hath charms TO s00the the sayaua
SlheS Syrup Of Tar, HuarhOund and Wild
Cherry, clc-. hath charms to soothe the worst
case OF cough, cold, Group or whooping cough.
~ You don know of it already its fine yoI,
did. - cents per bottle, for sale vail i,iIG-
gIsts, and by Y. 5. Barker * Bro
~ married man named Williams. an en-
pioyee at the Edgar Thompson steel works
BTaddOcE, was run over and killed ins+aDfIy-
by the Philadelphia Express. near tI,atT TIlcS
on thursday evening last. He was WALKING
on the track and his attention at the fip,e
was attracted to freight train approaching
IN the opposite direction
The Altoona sun notes as a nreIude to
the good times promised under GaTfcld's ad-
mlnI5trati0n. that the services of about TWEEN
ty-tye men i'm the blacksmithingd department
OF the upper shops and Of about sivtv en-
ployeeS i'm the lower p. r. r. shops. that
city, have been dispensed with because there
IS nothing for them 20 do.
With to-day s issue viii begin the pUbli-
cation for one year, of testimonials and 9th
er evidence relative 10 the merit of 'EIy's
Cream Balm" as a sovereign cathalicon for
Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever. The cures
cream Balm effects, and the simplicity Of
its application, has already made it a house
hold remedy in many localities.
We We're greatly amused some days since
ny seeing one OF our venerable citizens, who
had been bowed down with rheumatism
throw away his rrutchcs. and declare himself
Just as young as he used to be and now he
Is recommending Roberts EmbrOcatiOn to
every old lady in the town. Great liniment
that V. =. Barker & Bro. sell it.
w Iiliam Walsh, son Of Maurice Walsh,
formerly of NjilviIlc borough, this county,
fell from Il chestnut tree near E{cEepsD0Tt
Allegheny county, where his parents at pres
cut reside q distance Of twenty feet and cut
an ugly cash in his head, besides TUpturing
an Internal blood vessel, frJrn which he bied
to death, lis life ending on Tuesday morn
ing.
"A bird which was shot on the dam at
CreSsOu a few days ago, and sent hither and
stuffed by Mr.. George iimtey is pronounced
by that gentleman to he 4 species of sca-gulI.
Though in general proportions It bears q close
resemblance TO q wild duck, yet It's plumagC
is entirely different and much more beauti-
ful. 1t is the property OF Mr. John II. Clark.
Of the Cuiiau House, Cresson.
The lOug-reon-niZn Baron NUuchaUSen
Of the JCiHstOwn Tribune started the story
the other day that PrOtbunCtary O'Donnell
intends to bctakr himself TO Egypt. and now
in hopes OF shifting the responsibility, that
paper says that number of its exchanges
are positive in their statements that he is to
Join Colonel Mjiiiken after his term Of Office
expires, and We presume they ought to
know.
Mcdonald * Co. Loretto Pa, sell su-
rars at 8. o. 10 and lie. per b. teas at So
80 and T5c. per lh. green coffee at L, 20 and
pc per To. roasted coffee lS, 20 and DC. per
Id. : , boxes essence coffee for jc papers
soda for o.. lbs. rice for 2Jc. lbs. cat
meal for 2Jc. ! pieces chewing tobacco for
2Jc. J pieces smoking tobacco for pc.
molasses, 35c. per gal good syrup. SOC per
gal. flour, Sl-25 per sack: salt $50 per
The house at ScottIale, WestmoreIaud
county, in which five members of the family
Of oar greatly brTcayed friend and patron,
Mr.. ) ohm EaEueT. recently died from diph-
theria. the particulars of which were pub
ished i'm our last issue, has been burned by
order Of the town authorities and a pest
house has been erected for those who are
afflicted with the terrible sc0urge, which,
however, il is "a pleasure TO know is now
abatiug.
The elephant used in the spectacular
Dlav of Around the World in Eighty DayS'
bound over tie y. r +. last Saturday, and
somewhere along the route curiosity or some
thing else prompted him to thrust his trunk
INFO the hot stove 4 severe burn was OF
that he demolished everything within reach
finally winding up the performance by emp
tying a bucket of water over the baggage
master.
Thomas Ahearn, son Of our honest friend
John Ahearu, Of Altoona, died on Thursday
last Of consumption. aged ahOUt twenty
wears. The deceased was most exemplary
young man, the hope and pride Of his family
Il
Youthful friends and associates, by whom he
was greatly esteemed The beTeaved par
entS and other relatives have our earnest
svmpathies, while for the deceased himself
we Sincerely hope that his soul has found
rest eternal
-Sn Altoona brute named John Kantner
was arrested on Tuesday night last for the
infamous crime of attempting TO outrage bis
own daughter, bright little girl aged about
l3 wears This is the second time the lecher-
troll hGau
bic purpose. the first attempt, made some
months ago, having been rendered abOrtiye
ny the struggles of the little girl herself,
while the last one was nipPed in the bud by
the timely arrival OF uelghbor, VINO called
1pou some business and caught hantner IN
the very act. If the alleged crime IS fully
the lccherous scoundrel deserves
THE disaster which came upon the Dem
Ocratic party in this county at the late eiec-
tfou might have been averted had all the ac-
cepted leaders Of the party taken as much
interest in the matter as Proth0notary -
DonuelI, who worked day and night, travel
inc through mud and rain, during the two
weeks Immediately preceding the election,
sUrudiug his own money freely but legltl-
matelv and doing everything else IN his pow
or 10 WIN a victory which, alas was not re
aT1nd All honor to Charley . 'DonneI Tor
the effort he made TO avert q calamity so
widespread, and which no one anticipated
and none could foTesee.
Prank NJ Davis an ardent young Dem
ocrat and q member of the Young MenS
Hancock and English Club Of Altoona, with
which he visited this place during the recent
election with a Republican named Joel
the terms of which were that IN
the event Of HancOcks defeat DAVIS was 10
wheel Tcmpkns on barrow 70 ms nome III
Logan township, or else forfeit the sum OF
five dollars. As Frank don't feel Ike she'll
al q