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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-02
LOVE IN A COTTAGE.

Uncle Caleb and Ruth, his wife,
caring little for outside weather,
Fltty years of their welded life
spent IN this tiny house together,
MOssv the roof and rrav the wall,
Narrow the window low the door
But loves own sunlight hallowed it all,
From RATED ceiling to sanded floor.
Silent TODAY. hut silver sweet
Voices Of children long ago,
kePninC time &C. the restless feet,
Followed the mother 70 and fro.
Scattered afar from Fa ST to West
Seeking their fortunes far and wide;
No one STAYS in the nI1pn nest
Where such beautiful memories hide.
STRANGER feet on the time worn stairs
Wake the echoes nf other davs
STRANGER voices are lifted where
Caleb once turned the tune" Of praise.
Carin" nauoht for the desoIate pain
OF the wind IN the nine tree tons
CariUr naurht for the orievinQ rain
That So sadlv over them drops.
Hendino as little the surheam's kiss,
FALLING Swnpt from the summer skv,
In a narrower hhuse than this
Caleb and Ruth together lie.
I'm where the many mansions wait.
Is there. 7 wonder. COTTAGE small
Not too stately its nparlv Vate.
Not TOO shining It's golden wall
Whore these tw0 NAV IN neace abide p
Heaven were NONE If these must part
Caleb awav from his opntla bride:
Ruth far from his faithful heart
Hand in hand from morning till nioht.
Travelled those two the long earth dav:
Surely thew walk thvouCh the fields of light
Hand in hand on the shining wav.
Blessed love nf husband and wife
Love that lasted throuqh cares and fears,
Fi'Iing This place with the chrism Of life,
Peace UnciOuded for fifty years.
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THE PITTSBURGH
WEEKLY POST
ZOE THE YEAR 1852.
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NUMBER 40.

ran away both wounded. Those who rush
ed in found the bully down and severely
wounded and the other one stone dead,
while the 'Smiler was sitting on a bench re-
loading one Of his revovers. Thirty shots
had been fired at him from distance Of
twelve feet and yet he had received only
one slight flesh wound.
One day as four men rode out from Jules
burg, Col, they encountered a smiling stran-
ger, who made several inquiries regarding
mines. Tney were giving him all possible
information, when he suddenly interrupted
the conversation with
Gentlemen, dismount and hold upl"
At the same time he covered tbs crowd
with his shooters, and there was no alterna-
tive but to yield. The crowd left him over
81 500, but it was his last robbery. A large
party were soon on his trail, and after dodg-
ing them for two or three days he was cap
tured nd given a sentence of ten years.
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MARRIAGE FESTIVITIES OF OUR ANCEs,
TORs.-It may be of interest to know how
they arranged marriages one hundred years
ago. An old paper has the following des-
criptiOn bearing upon the snbject Married
in June, 1850, Mr.. VIM. DOnkin, consider
aole farmer Of Great TOSsen, near Roth
bury, in the county of Cumberland, to Miss
Eleanor RhOtthen, an agreeable young gen
tlewOman, of the same place. The enter
tainment on this occasion was very grand,
there being no less than one hundred and
twenty quarters of lamb, fOrty-fnur quarters
/ { veal, twenty quarters of mutton and q
/ Wantity of beef, twelve hams, with a suita-
/ te number of chickens, etc, which are con
ended with eight half ankers of brandy
made into punch, twelve dozen Of cider,
/ Twelve hogsheads of wine, and ninety bush
/ en- of malt made into beer The company
/ cosisted of five hundred and fifty ladies
an, gentleman, who concluded with the
/ muic Of twenty-five fiddlers and pipers
! andthe whole was conducted With the ut
rhoSordef aGd unsnimiky
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How FAR WRONG Is THIS "OLD MAID ?'
She had been called an old maid, and rath-
rather resented it. She said: Il am past
thirty. I have good home 1 think YOU
know have had abundant opportunities to
marry. l have been bridesmaid a score of
times. / ask myself with which one Of the
beautiful girls that 1 have seen take the mar
riage vow would 1 exchange to-day? Not
one Some are living apart from their hus-
bands; some are divorced some are the
wives of drunken men some are hanging on
the ragged edge of society, endeavorinq ia
keep up appearances some are toilinc Ia
support and educate their children, and
these are the least miserable; some tread the
narrow line beyond the boundary of which
lies the mysterious land, and some have gone
out in the darkness and unknown horrors
and some are dead, A few there are VIII,
are loved and honored wives. mothers Will
happy homes but alas! only a very few. -
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A WISE HoRsE--The Wilmington CDel.)
Star tells Of horse in that CITY which few
SUNDAYS AGO was running loose on the streets
and passed in the npirhb0rhood Of a certain
store, where the proprietor noticed he had q
severe sore on his back and several lass ser
ions rruntions on one Of his shoulders.
whereupcn he puta suitable plaster or each
of tie wounds. The animal then went of
and he saw no more Of him until the next
SUNDAY. whsn he again went - the door of
the establishment. where he remained until
the wounds were again dressed. and since
then he has regularly appeared every sun
dav at the drug store to have the pla~tprs mt
Hpon his hack and shoulders. and the pro
prietnr kindly accommodated him It IS SUP
posed that the owner keeps him hu=v ail the
week and turns him t0ose on sundays
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(uticura
ScrOfsiOUs. itching and Sc0Jy Hg-
niOrs Of the SBtn. Scalp and
Blood Cured.
MIR CULOUS CURE.

win now state that I made i miraculous cure
nr ono Of the worst cases Of skin disease known.
The uqtient T. man forty wears old had suffered
fifteen voars. Hts eyes. seal and nearly his en-
-irr hodv presented a frightful appearance. Had
had the attention 0f twelve different physicians
who prescribed the hest remedies known to the
profession such az iodide potassium arsenic. cor
roSfve Sublimatc. sarsaparilIa etc Had paid $500
for efical trea mant with hut little relief Dre-
vailed unuu him To u=o the CUTTCURA RFSOTvFNT
internally and the CTTTCTRA and CUTICURA SOA up
externally. He ffd so. and completely cured
The skin on his head. face. and MANY other parts
NJ bis EuHv- which presented most InathsOme au-
Ur1rH-cn. is now son and smooth fnfant's.
with mo Scar trace of the disease left behind.
" ha~ now ''een cured twelve months.
Reported nv
2. n. RRowN. ESQ. BarnweII. s. @.
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HE SUN for 1882.

'ext vstr 1Hs SUI will make its fifteenth an
2 rsToirilun under the present management.
sing. a. alvays. for all, big and liCtle, mean
Erarftns. oonteuted and unhappy Repuhl-
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Wouaeuki 10 of every sort but 1fs genial
NTH ID for the good while 10 pours hot discou-
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= Srs ID 1883 vas n nsr.us per osa new kind
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Fnvsntionsl wav all the news or the world.
1f1z no went OF human interest. and commcn-
( lron afairs with the fearlessness Of absolute
erendence The sur~ess OF this experiment.
sha1rer II the style Of American newspapers.
~ inpcrtsut journal rsrg hlfshed i'm This conn
ID ne dczen years past has been modelled ar
THn Srk- Every important Journal already
stinr has been modified and bettersd bv the
= ol TIE STy's eNa mpIe.
- zfF of 1882 will be the same outspOksn.
th-teIII1E. and interesting Newspaper.
u Httfal use Of the meauz which an abun-
lt rTtEHtrify affords. we shall make u better
p erer rt-ors We shall print all the news,
ting Htrf0 readable shane. and mes surfing its
lort4nse Dot by the Traditional vardstick. but
= real irtsrsst to the ueople. Distance rom
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lh rsncftIng We get-the na rticuIars. whether Il
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frolftfea Ne have decided opinions and We
1fcurfdnned % express them in language that
BE- und erstood We zav what w0 think about
hand eve1tf. That habit ls the only secret OF
ffrrsx political course
@ueckiy ed itiOu Of THE sun gathers into
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41f'tnItnFal Depsrtr1 mt Of unequaIled merit. .
Dafkat reports, snd q liberal proportion NJ lit
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STRAY THoUGHTs he conquers who en-
durpS
An obedient wife commands her husband
Two NAV keep counsel keeping one away.
Much learning shows how little mortsls
know.
Every person has something about him %
spoil him
Strength is horn in the deep silence Of long
suffering hearts.
Self-deceptlon-thea art which has arrived
the nearest perfection.
Pride sleeps in = giided crown. Content
ment in a cotton night-cap.
Hawthorne Describes snow~ 'a17-s 1a
with the moon Shininr ON ". -s
coEyy ef the worl5 I'm marble
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Do You HEAR My son," said'a Little
Rock mother, go down to the grocery and
get me & can of condensed milk
81 should squirm to wiggle," answered
the boy.
"Go on, | tell you"
"I shall limp to jump"
EFF YOU don't go this instant I'll tell your
father when he comes home"
81 should blow to tattle."
''Never mind, sir F"
81 should hoop to squeal.
When the father came home the mother
said 'I wish that you'd whip Tom. He
positively refused to 90 down to the grocery,
and told me that was tattler, and that he
would jump on me-"
"TOm. -
eyes, sir. -
"What was that you said to your mother p
''Never said nOthin'."
"Then I'm story teller and your pret-
ty boy" said the mother.
"LOOk here, young man, If you don't be-
have yourself I'll thrash you. Do you hear?
81 should litter to snort
Come here to me, sir" ana the Young
man squrmed to wiggle, limped to jump,
blew to tattle whOOped to squeal and litter
ed to snort.
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FROM THIS To THAT.-''We don't know
mucL ABOUT IL, OF course, r SAYS the editor Of
the Burlington Hatckeue. but we shoufd
thlnk aftef man has been secretary of the
treasury Tor three or four years, and had Oc-
caSlonaily dumped $50 OOO, 600 into Wall
street TO relieve the market, and had called
IN 90. 100000 skies at one time, and bought
= 600 OOO OF bonds every week, and disburs-
ed 81, 900, 600 one week and 81 .OOO. 900 the
next we should think if would gravel him
awfully to 60 back into his law Office when
the administration changed and make out
an abstract OF farm away out in Bucka-
shaw county and sell for an old woman down
IN kickapOo township to an old fellow out
IN Waukindaw settlement, and only get a
fee of $50, and have to wait four months for
that, and then have to take a sOrrel colt for
1t. Perhaps the ex-secretaries Of the treasu-
~ don't mind 1t much, but we Just say we
don't like to get used to il. "
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OFFTcE OF ericsson SPRINGS CoEPANv
No g3S South Fourth st.. Room No -. 2d Floor
PHILADELPHIA Nov. :. 1851.
NOTICE "a STOCKHOIDFRS

-1N A meeting Of the stockholders Of the CVEs
son SPRINGS CONPAN will he held at the ofFice ot
the Company. on the IN DON If January. 1859. al
10 O'Clock NJ. for the PURPOSE Of voting on an in
crease Of thr capital stock Of this Company. by
tho fsSuP nee n Ureferre1 stock as authorized nv
m act or the General Assemble. entitled Gan Act
70 authorize the Cresson SprinVs COMPANY To is
sue preferred stock " approved Narch 10th 1873
and for transacting such other business as may he
brought before the meeting
JAMES r. MCCLURE, Secretary.
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AN ACT OF TRUE HEROIsM. M.-When the
Cyprian was wrecked on the coast Of Wales,
a few weeks ago, the two hundred people
who stood horror stricken along the shore
saw an act Of herOism rarely witnessed un-
der any circumstances. The captain, John
A Strachan, OF Liverpool. had told those on
board that everyone must look to himself
Most Of the crew had dropped overheard,
and Captain Strachan also prepared to leap
into the billOwS. He tied a life belt about
his waist and mounted the rail. At that mo-
ment he noticed the pale face of a boy peer
ing from below decks. The lad was a Stow
away A few hours ago he was a sneak, an
unworthy thing, a miserable pilferer of priv
ileges but now the skipper only remember
ed that he was a human being, to be saved.
if possible, at any rate not 30 be left behind.
Without word Captain Strachan unbubkled
the ife-belt from his waist and lashed it
shp-shape upon the little stOwaway, bidding
him safe himself 81 can swim" said the
captain. 'take the belt" Over the side
went the stOwaway lifted upon the serf like
a cork over the side went the captain,
trusting like the good brave fellow that he
was, to his strength. enfeebted with long
watching and anxiety. But swimming was
impossible in such sea. The bOatswain.
struggling for his own life, caught at the
captain, who was still making headway, and
both went down, never to be seen again !;
while the little stowaway, with the good
captains life-belt about his waist, was flung
upon the Welsh coast, battered about, out
alive, to tell the story of his strange fate and
his kind friends herOism.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ Estate Of THOMAS NCC'ONSELL decd.
Letters Of ~ ministrafiou the estate Of ThOs.
Mcconnell 1ate Of SUmmerhi1l township deceas-
ed having been issUed 10 the undersigned nv the
Register Of Cambria county. all persons indebted
% saiG estate are requested to make immediate
payment and those having claims against the
same win present them properly prnhRtcf for set
rlemcut AUGUSTINE MCCONNELL.
Nov. II 1sS1-6tF Administrator.
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the end was come, and when the basket was
ascending he turned away down a side pass.
age that he might not see the agony of the
poor men when they found it was too late.
just as the basket reached the level of the
upper ground, where hundreds were waiting
anxiously the arrival of each company that
was saved, tremendous black cloud rolled
up the pits mouth, bursting up a fearful
roar high into mid-air, and when it had clear
ed away the men peered down the shaft
Far away in the darkness beneath tbev could
hear the dash of the waves, and sometimes
thought they could discern their white geam
as they leaped up the sides of the shaft
Jim Massey and several others volunteered
to 90 down and seek for any who might be
still struggling in the water. 1t was too late,
however when they reached the place, and
only few of the dead bodies were ever re-
covered.
The mine is now deserted and its buildings
in ruins.
Some time after the disaster part of the
cliff above it, probably undermined by the
action of the waves, fell down one stormy
night and now there is a great cavern wan
dering away in dark passages under the cliff
where part of the coal mine had been.
It's easy to openetrate beneath these gloomy
arches in a boat during fine weather, and
many times in after days Agnes. then a hap.
py wife and mother. would come there with
her children on summer days and tell them
the story of how their fathers life had been
saved. And when she had ended and lean
ed back in the boat as they f1oated on thro'
that silent gloom as of the twilight, the large
tears would gather in her eyes as she thought
of him who lay in that unknown tomb of his
own choosing, far below in some dark cav
ern Of the sea.
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NOTICE.

~ Estate of ELIZA WCDoNALD. decd.
Letters testameutarv 70 the estate Of Eliza Nc
Donald. late II Ehenshurg borough deed have
rnrn granted 70 the undersigned. who hereby no
tifes m Dersnns indebted 70 said estnte that pay
ment rnust he made without delay. and those hav
ing claims demands against the same will he
required 10 have them properly authenticated fOI
settlement before presenting them to
ELIZA ANN MCDONALD. Executrix.
Fhen shurg Nov. II. 1881. st
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Fl . SIZE r Y.


Ladies' fine Cashmere Hose at s., 40 IS and SOC.
Ladies' fine Cashmere Hose. 75c. 81 90. 81 25 and
up. in choice new shades.
ladies heavy Cotton Hose. plain dark colors
and fancy stripes.
Great variety Misses Hose. in Cashmere, Meri-
no. Wool and Cotton.
Chf1dren's3f Wool and Cashmere Hose. in hand
some stripes and fancy plaids
Mems Half Hose MeriuO. Cashmere. Cotton
and Wool
Special bargain in so dozen Mems Real Scotch
Wool Socks. extra heavy. opened TODAY.
SILK HANDRERCHIEFS.
50 dozen SILK Handkerchief in a great variety
OF handsome new designs, at zoe. each. pure silk.
81 dozen silk Handkerchiets, pure silk at 4Oc.
each.
100 dozen SIX Handkerchief. At so. 90. 75c. and
81 90. IN every imaginable srv1e. and quality
SILK and Cashmere Nuf1ers
Linen Handkerchiefs for ladies and gentlemen
plain and fancy borders. at l2l%c. each. and M.
Attraction in tho Cloak room cnnsta ntIv increes-
ing. Choice Walking Jackets Cuffs and Pockets
Of Plush. at $500. Walking Jackets at S8 so 81 so
50 90. @10 90. S125O and $500 in light cloth and
nne Black Diagonal D0man from IS 90 mp to $50. 90:
an endless variety to select from.
Dolmans OF Satin Mervoilleux. etc. at S23 co.
worth $4,000.
Dolmans. new shapes, Satin Rhadames at ss1. 90.
worth S35 co.
DoImans trimmed in Fur ana Plush, s4OOo.
s45 co. $50. 90 and $4,000.
SIX circulars at $500, 5000, $780, $500 up to
Ss5 co.
seat Skin Sacques to suit all in prices. size and
quality. commencing at Sl25OO and up TO the best
grades
A very good variety ChiIdren's Goats. UIsters
and IISteretts. com encing at 100 and up to $40
New Dress Goods. New silks New Pushes and
Nelvets. New Fringes: P1ssementeries Buttons
etc..New Neckwear. Kid GIeves-buttou and hook. D..
lines Of Mems ani Bows Gloves. Driving Gloves.
Fur Top Gloves. Cloth Gloves Wool Knit Gloves
BOGGS e BJTHI
lis FEDERAL STREET ALLEGHENY.
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NOTICE.-Th second and partial
~ account Of Joseph Crfste. Committee Of FL
len f'sllau. Iunatfc. has been hled in the Pro
thonGtsrv's Office Of Cambria county and will De
rresaufed 70 the Judges Of the Court Of Common
Pleas ~ said county, for confirmation and allow
1noe. on the first HoudGu of December uerf.
JOHN G. GATES. ProthonOtq ~.
Pr"thonot8ry's Once Dbenshurg. Nov. g. Issl-4t.
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CTTICTR

The CutcUra treatment for the Of Skin.
scalp and Blood Diseases. consists in the interna
use of CUTICURA REsoLvENT the new Blood Puri-
her and the external use 0f CTTICURA and CUTI-
Cr-RA soar. the Great skin Cures
Price Of CUTTCURA. small boxes Soc. large box
es. q. CUTTCURA RESOLvENT A. per bottle. Gu
TICURA Soar. 25c CUTTCURs SHAVING soar. 15c.
Depot. WEEKS 4 POTTER. Boston. Mass
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STRAY BULL.-Came to the prerni-
- ses 81 nc subscriber in Dean town ship. on OF
bull with white face and one year old last sprin,y
The owner is requested TO come forward prove
property. pay charges and take him awav. other.
wise be viii be disposed OF as the Il directs
PHILIP FOGI.E
Dean Twp Nov IS 1881 st
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SCROFTLA SORE.

Rev Dr. . in detailing his experience with
the CUsTCURA REwFDTEs. said that through Divine
Providence ono Of his parshioners was cured Of
scrofu'0us sore. which was slowly draining wav
his life. NV the CUTTCrRA RFsOLvEST internally
and CUTTCURA and CUTICTRA SOAP externally
The poison that had fed the disease was complete.
" driven ont.