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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-17
The House.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-On motion of Mr..
| Atkins Senate bill repeating certain laws re-
lative to permanent appropriations was made
the special order for the second Monday of
December.
On motion of Mr.. Conger Senate bill
passed authorizing the sale of Fort Gratiot
military reservation to the Port Huron q
Northwestern Railroad company.
Mr.. McIIane then withdrew his sugar bill
and upon motion of Hr. Hurd Senate bill for
the construction of public building at Tole-
do. Ohio, passed. The demand for recog-
milton increas d into a clamor and members
who had heretofore taken no part in the pro-
ceedings Joined the noisy crowd IN front of
tbe Speaker's table. The motion that the
House procsed to business on the Speaker 8
table was rejected, yeas II, nays 104.
The session of Tuesday here end ed and
that of Wednesday began. Mr.. Carlisle,
chairman of the, committee to inquire into
the charges of alleged bribery in the con-
tested election case of Donnelly vs.. Wash
burn, submitted report and asked that 1t
tegether with the minority report be printed,
and the committee SO ordered.
The committee to wait upon the Pres
ident and inform him, if he had no commu-
nication to make to the House, they were
ready to adjourn, reported the President had
no further communication to make.
The bill for the erection of apublic build
| ing at Jackson, Miss, passed. Then came
the final chance for recognition and every
member was on his feet gesticulating and
wildly waving his bill. Nearly all were press
| ing the public buildings bill, which led Cox
to remark, "Peoria had It's friend, aud Roch-
ester had its friend, but where was the
friend of tho treasury" The confusion
lad noise made it impossible to hear what the
members were saying though several were
talking at the top of their voices.
A motion was made at 11;30 to take re-
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R,.nninn q. Co,,eu Island.

New YORK, June 16.-The first race, three
quarters of mile dash, Pawnee 1, Marchioness
Q, Belle of the West 8. Time :19. Next race,
selling race, one mile and quarter, Virgillian
1, Shylock 2, Skylark 8. Time 2:l71a. Third
race, one mile dash, Soforth l., Illused. colt, 2,
Harry Bassett, flly 3. Time :52. Last race,
steeple chase, two and aquarter miles, Bertha l,
Case Keeper 2, Fiddlestring 8. Time 526.
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cess till 11:45, but no quorum voted and
call of the house was ordered. In the midst
of the call noon arrived, and the speaker
commanding order, said: The hour fixed
by the resolution for the final adjournment
of the two houses has arrived and now with
the expression of good will towards every
member and delegate on this floor and with
hope for their safe return to their homes,
declare this House in its second session of
the forty sixth Congress adjourned without
day. (Applause).
General hand-shaking and leave
taking followed and soon the ball was left
to the employees.
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DONNELLY- WASHBURN.
REPORTOFTHE ANONYMOUS LETTER
COMMITTEE.

Unanimous Finding that the Notorious III.
III. Finley was it's Authorize. DonnelIy
Exonerated from any Connection with the
DisreputabIe Transaction-Msjority and
Minority Reports In the Election Contest
Submitted to the House and Ordered
PIinted-A Report for Unseating Wash
Burn and Sealing DOnneIly.
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SUMMER SPORTS.
The National Game.
American Rife Team

DUBLIN, June 16.-The American ri1emen
to-day practiced at Dolly Mount ranges. At the
first they made good many misses, but after
ward shot we'll, some making six, eight and
ten bulls-eyes in succession. They only shot
at the 900 yard range. Seven Irish rihemen
also shot, their scores ranging from 1872 to 2l3
Joynt marking the highest score.
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Transfer of the Sixth Infantry--Large
Cargo.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

Special Telegram to the Globe.
BISMARCK, Dak., June 16.-The steamers
Helena and Bachelor arrived to-day, bring
ing four companies and headquarters of the
Sixth infantry, under Gen. Hazen. The
whole ten companies are now here ready for
transportation to Colorado. The change
meets the approval cf all the officers. The
steamer Bachelor, IN which Joseph Leigh
ton, of st, Paul, Is interested, had the larg-
est cargo Of furs and hides ever brought
here, bound for st. Paul. She had 5000
packages, together with large quantity of
other freight.
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The Mississippi.

At z A. M. yesterday the river was at
fifteen feet above low water mark, having
raised Z inches in "a hours. At A o'clock P.
NJ. it was at Is feet ! q inches, having raised
IL inches only ia nine hours. This would
appear to indicate that the flood height is
nearly reached and that the waters will soon
begin to recede from the overfowed bottom
lands.
The steamer Clinton of the K N. line will
be in from below tonight to leave for st.
Louis tomorrow noon.
The Josephine of the Diamond 10 line,
delayed on her up trip for some unexplained
cause, will certainly be In this morning to
leave for St. Louis this afternoon.
No advices as to the movement of upper
Missouri boats were received here yester-
day.
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Better Reports From. Ch,ppe,va Fails.

MILWAUKEE. June 16.-A Chippewa Falls
telegram says the Chippewa river is falling.
careful view of the ground shows the losses
less than was anticipated. About 100000
feet of logs are safely held in Yellow river, all
the logs except about 100000 are reported
held at Beef Slough, and the losses to lumber
men will be but little more than repair of
booms, piers and mills. There are $1,000, 600 to
20, ,OOO 600 IN the river above here. exclusive of
those in Yellow river. The damage to Chip
pewa county will not exceed 10000. The
Badger mills, reported carried away, are safe.
At La Crosse the river is fifteen feet above low
water, having risen twelve inches the past
"a hours, and is still rising.
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VOL. III.
THE RECORD MADE UP.
ENDOFTHE SECOND SESSION, FORTY
SIXTH CONGRESS-.

Sine Die Adjournment at Noon Yesterday
All the Appropriation Bills Completed
and Signed by tho President-Bills Intro
duced and Passed During the Session
Appointments Confirmed and Rejected
Minority Report of the Exodus Commit
tee-Genersl Capital News.
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At AnOEa.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ANoKA, June 16.-Rum river is still on the
rise, it having risen four inches last night.
Forty or fifty feet of tie slip and the rest of
the pier has gone out, and it will be hard work
to keep the dam from breaking on the West
Side. Washburn has large force of men at
work putting in tons of straw, brush, ETC., and
it is believed the dam can be saved. If the
DIM should go the logs will still be safe, as the
Mississippi is lower than Rum river.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-17
Funeral of Ferdinand Monti.

The Mexican War Veterans are requested to
attend the funeral of comrade Ferdinand
Monti, Mexican War Veteran, at the Catholic
Cathedral, at clock A. NJ, on Friday, the 18th
inst.
st. Paul, June 10th, 1880.
EDMUND RICE,
Prest Mexican War Veteran Association of Mir
nesota.
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Festival and Dance.

A grand strawberry and ice cream festival
and dance. at Hotel Leip, White Bear lake, for
the benefit of ''St. Johns in the Wi lderness
dav, } and splendid time is promised. Seibert's
Great Western band will be in attendance, and
no pains will be spared to make the occasion
highly entertaining. Trains leave the Union
depot, foot of Sibley street, at p. NJ, return
ing at IL midnight.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-17
Congress Nominations

MEMPHIS, June 16-The Democrats of the
Third Mississippi district unanimously nomi-
mated b. D. Money for reelection to Congress.
BALTIMORE, June 16.-The Democrats in the
Third Congressional district nominated Fuller
s. .HoblitzeI to succeed VIM. Kemmell, and in
the Fourth district nominated Robert M Nc
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international Miliers, Exhibition

CINCINNATI, June I6.-The commissioners OF
the international millers' exhibition to-day
confirmed the award of the committee on the
class of middlings purifiers, which had been
made to the George T. Smith purifier, jackson.
Michigan; also, the awards to Dufour d Co.,
New York, for boiling cloths, and to Bernard
& Lees, on receiving separator, wheat brush
machine, and smut machine. The test of en-
gines, which has been delayed by the accident
of Monday, will be pushed energetisally: The
attendance ranges from 5000 to 1000 day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-17

offer my services to the business men and
property owners of this city as collecting agent
Will attend to the renting of houses, &c.
No. 81, JOSEPH LEWIS.
Late Agent for Alex. Ramsey.
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Music on the Water.

Dancing, Ice Cream and Strawberries. You
will be sure to enjoy yourself at the grand fes
tival at White Bear lake tonight. Trains
leave foot of Sibley street at 6 P. NJ, return at
Ia o'clock.
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st. Johns in the wilderness -

Tonight go to White Bear lake. The above
named church gives grand festival. Seibert's
Band, Dancing, Singing, Strawberries, Ice
Cream. Moonlight sails on the lake, etc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-17
RAGING RIVERS.
THE SITUATION At WINONA DECx.
DEDLY UNPLEASANT.

BaiIroad Depot, Mills and Other Points
FIooded-Reported Losses at Chippewa
Falls Greatly Exaggerated-Continu
Cheering Reports from Above the Falls
SwIndling Vermont Bank President
Miscellaneous Crime and Casualty Re-
cord.
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outrage
Gauze Undershirts.

Pannell has them. Just the thing for this
kind of weather. from rs cents upward. Ill
East Seventh street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-17

Strawberry and ice cream festival, with dan
cling, at Leip House, White Bear, Thursday
evening, June 18th. Music by Seibert's band.
Train returning leaves the lake at II P. III.
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Shoot that Hat.

Go to Pannelps, Ill East Seventh street, and
get one of his handsome, new style Straw
Hats. He has the nobbiest and cheapest in
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-17
it is to the interest of any person wishing to

it Is to the interest of any person wishing to
pur chase a Piano or Organ to consult Messrs.
Pelton, Pomeroy & Cross, Nos. $50 and 152
State street, Chicago, who are Wholesale agents
for Chickering, Hazelton, Decker & Son, Ernst
Gabler and variety of other makes of pianos.
and the Wilcox Il White and Taylor & Farley
organs
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-17

The supreme court of louisiana decides that
part of the State license law taxing CONNER
cial travellers from other States $25 per month
unconstitutional.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-17

The continental guards of New Orleans had
an enthusiastic reception at Boston yesterday. ]
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-17
White Vests

Just as stylish and pretty as they can be, and
only IS cents each, at Pannelps, Ill East
Seventh street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-17

maximum thermometer 10; mlplmum ther-
mometer "a.
o. 8. Nj. OoNE,
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. 8. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, June 17-lA. M.-Indications:
For the upper lake region and upper Mississip-
pi and lower Missouri valleys clear or partly
cloudy weather, variable winds generally shift
ing to south and east, stationary or higher tenn
petature and generally lower barometer.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS. .U.S.A)
INeERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-06-04

CoS--'IrTTuN CJuEp.-Au old phg cian retired
from practice. having bad placed iU his bands joy
an Fast India mis-i auarg tie formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and Vcrmauenr
cure ut Consumption. bronchitis. .CataT-h, Asthma,
and al Throat ana Lung Affections. also posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility aud an
Nervous complaints. after having tested its won
lcrlul curative powers in thousands OF cases. has
!cit il his duty to make &c known 20 bis suffering
fellows. AeIuatel by This 'autivC and desire TO
relieve human suffering. / Will send free OF charge
to ali who desire it, this recipe. IN German French.
OF English. with !Ull directions for preparing and
using. sent hy mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this pape-. ". ". ~HEAEEE. l+9 PoirfTS'
RIyrE. Rochsaflr. y. T. i--5o.-5t te.o.w-l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-06-04

S-EHER.-NIarricd at the Catholic
church. in ST. Nicholas. this county. un Tuesday.
May ~ 1851 by Rev. Father Alto. Mr. FEASCIs
PETERS. IT.. and Miss ANNE RHEE. both OF Barr
township
bRANDT-BI BE.-0Earri1d. at the catholic
church, st. Augustine Tuesday, May -. 1SSJ.
by Rev Father Ryan. 7Ir. JoHN BRASDr. OF Al
t1ona. and Miss IRENE BJEIS, Of Chest Spri rs.
HOLLIS-AkERNIA AE.-Marricd. NJ I.oretto.
on Thursday MAY 20. 1850. by y. i. Little. E~q.
Mr.. AMBROSE Hollis and Miss RATB AEEU,f \.
both o.! Chest SPRING.
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Notice n Binders and Contractors
gofIaIsIEsSioacrs' Gf5ce-
EbcuSBur@. Cambria County Pa.

commissioners othcc-
EbcuSbur@- Cambria County Fa.
SEAIED PROPOSALS viii be re-
- ceived nj this office until IL o'clock. NJ. on
Thursday. Hume 10 1850 for the erection
OF Court House in this place, TO be constructed of
brick faced and trimmed with stone. and in ac-
cordaucc with plans and specifications which can
be seen and examined at this Office on and after
Wednesday. May 18th, 1850.
Each hfc must be accompanied with "a Dond ia
the sum Of 200 conditioned that the bidder viii
enter into contract and give sufficient bonds for the
faithful performance Of the same at tie price
named in the bid.
The Commissioners reserve the right 20 reject
any and all bids.
SAAIT' FL ". DAVIS.
JOHN CAMPBELL. commissioners.
GEORGE CT riley. :
L r. UUNEG y. Clerk.
Iber sbur.- MAY -. 1SSJ.-ft.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-06-04

CARD.-The undersigned offers him
Y self a. candidate for the ohlce OF Prothono-
tgrv subject 20 the decision Of Ihe coming Demo
c-ftle e1Itnty convention. and, il nominated and
elected pledges hin sslf to perform the duties Of
g a -Nt+jsTiN.
So Lawrence. t-s--h Io. iseo.-te.
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DO voU love me- Tell me. darling I;
-Tis a point l long 10 know.
Tell me dearest, do you love me.
l :. : I IL

1t took only moments reflection on the part OF
the damscl to arrive az the decision that She we'll
aud truly loved Idt-that was his name. The Sc
OF her affinity with Pat. If 10 TO DC requiT-
Ell be made known in the interest of the general
public. would he wrapped up in the idea that Pat
always wore a suit oi the celebrated Rochester
ready-made clothing which he invlriOly bought
from Godfrey Wolf, next door 70 the post-ottlce,
Altoona. Pa.
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How many miles 10 BarlcycoT
Six score and ten.
Can / get there tonight
Ycs-and back again.

The person who has read the above choice gem OF
poetry and PLAYED game with some connection
herewith, and, IN subsequent lucid Intervals, has
failed to say himself that he ought to 20 to Jas
T. Nurphyis. 100 Clinton street. Johust0wD when
ever hs wants b buy for himself the nicsst and
re claEplst s..tt Isai y-l111s clothing lu ne
vg-t Il ss.r-s--t.. 20 i've iz tifs re witch cutis
whether Grant Wis - President % TOY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-06-04

SO Just for one more mcrry day,
To the great tree the leaflets ciun2.
Frolicked and danced and had their way,
Upon the Autumn brccZes swung,
Whispering all their sports among.
In other words the lea ncts made hay while the
sun was warm, ana thereby showed the same
amount of wisdom that actuatcs the individual
who goes 70 Simon & Beudhcin =, next door 20 the
First National Bank. Altoona, when he Is in need
of q suit Of read ynsde clothing warranted 10 give
satisfaction 70 style and texture, and above re-
pruach when such commonplace matter - price
is talked about.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-06-04
IF health were thing that money would buy,
The rich would live aGd the poor would die;
Bat God in His wisdom has ordered IL so
That the rich and the moor and all must 20.

InaL NC TOT I'M INC poor Ii-.I Ut IHIsI 70.
The foregoing Of course. refers 90 the absolute
,GindIng-up o! all aIi1i-> temporal Ne beg leave
u autcdaje that event by saying that inst now
YOU all need pair of new boots or shoes. =. Blu
incuthaI. ILio Eleventh avenue Altoona, has lust
sheIvcd one of the biggest and best stock OF wear
for the feet which has ever been seen lu this sec
tfuu Of PenusyIvauid. After buying q pair from
him. and You say the price does not suit you, then
it veilI br time 10 die.
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FAVORABLE PROSPECTS FOR TRANsPOR-
TATION 70 THE PRINTERS PTCNIC.-'The Al
toona Sun of Monday saXs

Messrs. George Shrom, OF the Newport Lofger
f. Conrad. Of the McN cytown Journal and Jas II
Irwin. of the Altoona Radical. members of tho
transportation committee of the Juniata Valley
Printers Association. called to-day ON Chief CLERK
AIaiJlsnd. Of General Superintendent iugh'S office
i'm connection with the duties of thcircp appointment
Mr.. Maitland received the committee -raciously
and the pres poets at present that the cJurtcsC
Of the PENNSYLVANIA railroad viii he extended Z,
the printers this year the same aS during the last
two excursions There is. however. considerable
dissa sfactjon mani Tested with the selection o
Dell Delight a. the picnic rendezvous, and q prob
ably successful effort VIII be made % cheuge IN,
location the meeting Of tie executive committee
at the Herald office, Tyrone. on saturday next.
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EOR PROTHONOTARY.-The Un-
r. dersi&ucI offers himself q candidate for
the oi6cc OF Prothonotary CT Cambria county. sub
icct 60 Democratic rules. and if nominated and
elected feels competent to discharge the duties of
the position iutcliigently and satisfactorily.
II. 4. SHUEA1AkER.
Ebensburz. March ., 1sse.-t.e.
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QBIEE AIRY.

BOSLET.-Higd 5l Carroll township. au Sat1lr-
day. May -. lSSI. NIr~. ELIzAEETH BosIEr. aged
- years
DODSON.-Dea, in Carroll township on Satur-
day, May - 1sN1 Hiss MARY DoD>or. aged about
- years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-06-04

The Pennsylvania State College offers free
taition TO all who enter its classes. Being
literally endowed by the State, it is able not
only to make this proposition, but it also pro-
vides kitchens and furnishes the fuel for
them free of charge to those students who
wish to lessen their expenses by boarding
themselves. Fog full Information, address
tbs President State College. Centre co1nty,
=.
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DOOR HOUSE DIRECTOR
L undersigned siicr- himself q cand i3ata for
the office OF Poor House Director sHlect 90 the de
-fsiou of the coming Denorgati. convention. 1t
nominated and elected he pledges himself to dis
charge The duties pertaining 10 the position tp The
best Of his ability. IL I-jI HER
White Twp. May E. IssD.-t.c.
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CAUTION NOTICE. persons are
= hereby cautioned against harhorinE or in any
WHY trusting my son. .IosErH A. STTSEBIsf.f. aged
II year- who n.s suudry occasions Ieit home,
froin which he is nuv absent without Just cause OF
I,rn,JrltisE. r~ 7 as1 determined not o. pay any
debts he may contract nor assume any esiauSihfi
ity for what Zee may 90.
AI4pNSITS SIlnEBISER
Barr TWP. ETay -, ISSJ.-3t.
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THE Catholic Knights Of America iS the
name Of an organization which admits 10
one to its membership except communicates
in the Catholic Church between the ages Of
eighteen and fifty years, and is altogether in
the nature Of Il life insurance company,
which not only guarantees the payment of
3, 600 to the heirs Of a member after his
death, but charges therefor the remarkably
small sum of Sl7 per annum. \ branch of
the organization could, we think, without
difficulty be established among the Catholics
of this vicinity, as we'll as in every conere-
CATION of the kind in the United States, only
eight or nine members being necessary to
secure such a result, which can be done by
addressing the supreme President, the Hon.
B. l.. Spalding, Lebanon, Ky, the supreme
Secretary, or !. J., o O'BOurlIe, Esq, p Cedar
street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Two EGGsTRAORDINARY EGGS-PLOITS.
couple of geese owned by our friend and
prompt-payiug patron Mr.. Joseph Miller, of
Barr township, commenced laying, as Is their
wont, about the beginning of March last
and kept it up without inteTmissiOn until a
fortnight ago, when one of them either died
from eggS-haUstiOn or committed suicide for
some in-eggS-plicable reason of its own
Certain it is that the dead body OF the goose
aforesaid was fished out of mill-dam one
day last week, and on being cut open an egg
which eggs-ceeded in size any two common
ones from the same source was found in the
place where eggs ought to be before they are
signed, sealed and delivered. Meantime the
other goose continued to do eggs -celent duty,
by presenting its owner with q newly laid
egg each day until about week ago, when
she suddenly ceased to pan out" without
eggs pressing either surprise or qualification
at the result of her labors. What makes
these proceedings the more eggs -tTaOTdinary
is that geese seldom lay eggs after the first OF
April each year, and hence there is good rea-
son to believe that the eggs plOits Of these
two eges-centric geese have never been eggs
cslled, il indeed equalled
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-06-04

From THE HUB-There is perhaps no
tonic offered to the people that possesses as
much real intrinsic value as the Hop Bitters.
just at this season of the year, when the
stomach needs an appetizer, or the blood
needs purifying, the cheapest and best rem
edy is Hop Bitters. An ounce of prevention
is worth pound of cure don't wait until
you are prostrated by disease that may
take months for you to recover in.-Boston
Globe.