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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-18
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The greatest thinkers. the most profound schoI.
ars the most expert thorough and successful chem
iSfs-f1r these America must turn 90 Germany
In the w1fulTv speculative field Of medicine no
greater Step has vet been taken than in the discov-
after the most extended research and the most
careful and patient experiments, Of DR.. Fausts
Germ Cnugh Syrup. for the cure Of cons ption,
coughs colds. sore throat. bronchitis. Group, and
all pulmonary diseases. Remember this medicine
sold on positive guarantee 10 cure. Price 25c.
5yc. and y per bottle Ask Druggists. Sold at z.
James Drug Store, Ebensburg, Pa. I4-l.-e.o.w. ]
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A HAPPY PREMONITION.- The Martins
hnrg cOrresnondent of the Altoona TribMn

A HAPPY PREMONITIoN.-T Martins
burg correspondent of the Altoona Tribune
relates the following:
some fourteen wears ago two hr7thsrS. Thomas
and Edward Davis. separated in the town Of
HUNTINGTON. Huntingdon county the former 90
ing east the latter going west. A correspondence
was kent M until some eight years ago. when
Thomas le0rnad indirectly that his brother had
died m in Michigan. and during these long years
mOurned him as one gone before to the land of
the teal. For year past Tommy has resided in
this place. One evening last week Tommy. prior
to goin" To bed. walked ont. and whilst returning
the whistle on the engine whistled for town At
that moment fash across his mind said Tommy
your brother is on that train. and so convinced
was he that he entered the har-roOm and sat
down rs certain Of meetiug his brother as he was
Of being. Some few minutes after the arrival Of
the train the door opened and stout. hearty. TO
bust fellow in the best OF health. walked in but
neither knew the other until q resident Of this
place. who had accomnanied the strangers broth
mp rtown. introduced them. when there a
meeting and greeting that caused the stoutest
heart male
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Shfzoh,s Consnn,ntios Cs.re.

This IS hevond question the most successful
cough medicine we have ever Sold writes prom
inont drug firm. a few doses invariably cure the
worst eases Of Cough. Group or Bronchitis. while
its wonderful success in the cure Of CONSUMPTION
is without parallel I'm the history Of Medicine
Since its first discovery IL has been sold q guar
nnreC-a trT which no other medicine stand
II Won have a cough W. ea arnestIy ask try It,
Price Zoe. soc and 81 II v0ur lungs are sore or
voUr chest h1ck lame. Use ShiI0h'S Por0uS Plas-
tors sold NJ T. James D-rg Store. Post0ffice
EheushUrE. Pa al 81. .-e.o .w.1y.1
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SAIE.-A
IL LOT OF GROUND in the West Ward OF E.b-
eusDurg Borough. known the "Cibs0u Proper
ty.'' now owned by James Kane. bounded on the
south by High street. the east by lot of WIN. X.
S5chler Esq, On the north by Sa mpie street and
the west by Mary Ann street. having a large
two story FRAME DWELLING House thereon erect
ed, viii be sold at priv sale reasonable terms
Inquire nf NJ. 4. KlTTELL.
nov. is. fsSi.-tl. E,er-Fur r..
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DS THrUTy DAYS TEJ,L.-We VIII send Dr.
Dve's CelebrOrei Electro-N Noltaic Belts md other
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty d1vs to
vanug men and older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality. etc. guar
0nteeiug sUeedv relief and com ulete reStora tion Of
vigor and manhood. Also for Rheumatism Neu
ralVia. Paralysis. Liver and Kidney difficulties,
RUl,tErCS. and many other diseases. Illustrated
usmph1et sent free. address Voltaic BeI' Co.,
Marshall, Mich. GO-2S-ly.
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FLORIDA Excursions. Announcement is
made thai commencing Nov. 18TH the Penn
oylvauia Railroad Company will place on
sale Excursion Tickets to Jacksonville, Fiori-
d8, and Teturu al T7u via The Coast Line,
that i. thTauEu Wilmington, Charleston,
aud Savannah by tise Central Short Line
hy wav OF Charlotte and Columbia ard also
10y the Piedmont A ~ Line through Atlanta.
In addition 10 these aii-rail routes they will
also sell tickets by way OF Savannah and
Fl ON thence via Inland Steamboat Line.
The ate for the Round Trip, going aud re-
turning by the same route, will be $40; 60
ing Via one route and returning by another,
the rate Will be five dollars additional.
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IN ME1TORTAH.

IN ME1TORTAH.
LINES WRITTEN on THE DEATH or ANNIE b.. ELDEST
DAUGHTER or II. A. AND A " N PIKE.
Is the joy not too deep for this darken'd earth
That a child Of such promise hriHgs2
Is the earth not too dark for soul Ike hers -
Too low for its soaring wings2
And might not fail to look up to tbe skies
If a presence so bright and dear
Should lingcr to gladden the hearts So prone
To look for their treasures heres
1t is better that. taken forever TO rest.
Her memory's sllken chain
Should draw US more close to the Heaven We know
VIII give her to again.
The Lord who once wept over Lazarus grave.
Who. plying. raised him IN.
Will comfort the hearts left so desolatc now.
And sweeten this bitter CUP.
We know. tho He gives her not back in this world
Like Lazarus, TO eyes
In Him who the Resurrection is
She liveth beyond the skies. LTSNET.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAvELERs.-Spe in
ducementS are offered you by the BURLING
ToS ROUTE. 1t will pay you to read their
issue. l3-iS.-10m.
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-OCAL AND PERSONAL

ruErz7EszEs-.zzs--sses- 'ss5s Ers'ssszsz
Local AND PERSONAL.
-z-
4ere. There and the Other. Place.
-Johust0wn had FIVE funerals on Wedues-
Death to rats and veruin Parsons Ex-
seriuiuatOT no. I'm
~ large stock Of steel sleigh So es Just re-
ceiyed at G.. HuutIey's
--A large assortment Of trunks and Va 'is-s
Just received at @. HuntIrv'S.
"a white squirrsi was shot near Lucy
Furnace, Huntingdon county, on Saturday.
"A large assortment of picture frame
mOuldiugs, etc, just received at &. Hunt
ley's.
-'The most complete assortment Of the best
and incest lamps i'm town can be seen at @.
Huntley's,
-The largest stock of floor, stair and ia
bic oil cloths in town can be found at g.
TIC fines. display of glassware and
queen ware i'm town is ON exhibition at G.
Huntleys
We are informed that work on the ex-
te nsiou 70 the CressOu Springs hotel will be
begun next Monday
--Thr Juun~tOwn pest house contains four
small -p0x patients OF did contain that mum
Der On Tuesday last
Nervous pains and weaknesses. maIarfal
disease, fever and lgur, positively cured by
using Browns Iron Btter-.
Samuel p1ng of the Iu'u trihe OF Afri-
ca is advertised tp lecture in Zion VI T.
church, J0HuStOwu, On evening.
-For Caturrh and Phthi~js, ! took PERU
IA. You need 40 OthpT.-NES VI. RUSSELL,
FittsburE, Pa. For sale at new drug store.
-.sWhlt every on. -gv- mus ll trr,l -
that ..Dr Sellers C,1rH -;yrlf,'' hI- ~,
80 g eeats tS' coughs '"l colds. ''y IT, Price
~. .efters for II Lynch Miss Teresa Scan.
lan. Miss Narv Tib1ot. 4. ID T-fbush and
.1oe Werts remain uuraIrod for at fh,. T ,..rls-
burc pustofHep.
-Pustmaster james il once more confined
to the house with his old complaint uu.usv
Which seems determined To STAY with nim as
long as ne live.
80 aud buy two or three Of th1=. useful
little articles known a. broom AMI mop hold
ers, worth ten times the cost 100 one Netr For
sale at c. HuntIey'S.
-Our townsmar Mr. DvfaH. Jnu-z hed
tbe misfortune % srraiu one. of his ley, q cru-
pie o. davs ago, and when he walks it is
with tue aid OF crutrIas.
-AiI- JuAn Hoy wl'r ana cHldTen, o!
East CoNtmanlA- al. 'i whom have o'rn
sglt ing WIN Nhali p.A. were reported nut
q NIGER on luesddE last.
The doctors said my wife had con
sun pti'n- IUed Lindsey Blood Nrarchrr,
r Hubbard, Hemnden, Ohio
u NtL r. Nlrhlvl DlcNtN' OF 'SNrmR"Nlh@
soo 7iHp' 9""isiNr county WIS - severely
NUN W prIn1 'hI"Wl from t nu--y one
Gay l.'7L week '.ldi ohr uIto soon aiJrI,
".HS I'd Ihr Ihalspa-llnh nI Judge
ae as.. - --.a l.5 =" Io' .'.II l.l -ioi'
ss,.s " .g. -l'l - uu-e 1--WE OBJ b''le''hlt Is
tnoit 'lG tig'lui'I iI i.9 p'tt''
"lu-N ouprIl't-Il -Ild'Ht 9Jrty'r seems 10
oe ne lL.i- WIN mHch success 'u t-' r'J'o-
nsaIn- ~ .L D7l5i5t institutes 'nT The orheHI
OF teacltT- aad directors aS well,
~ Li'l'7l.a county .l- IL-'h1t'N vote
idnseS rom lr-aV JH Lftz, None "i 'h'Ir
~ caI'oi y ills~ were success J'. hnN-Ner, rNarp.
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CATARRHAL POIsoN. .-CataTrh pOisons the
mucous membrane, pois0ns the blood and
vital fluids, pois0us the lungs. liver and ki, d.
Lpv~ From \ SimDe cold to the rottin0
sIoughng and death of the senses OF smell,
taste and hearing. SanfOrd's Radical Cure
for CataTrh is supreme. Complete treat
ment 81
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FEED him quite l7vfshly
Give him the best.
For he will 20
To his unending rest
lent he beautifTlf
Too fat 20 work
But he'll make fine eating
Our Thanksgiving Turk.
Have got suit Of clothing OF tho sort requi-
site TO 10 Justice 70 Thanksgiving diuner2 Mo-
did won sae? Then We are Just in time with this
worl 0f advice. Buy that suit at Simon & Bend
helms next door 20 the First National Bank, Al
tOona. He has the very pair of pantalOons. vest
aud coat You want. and win sell them to you at
your own price. Call and be convinced that what
We have said is the actual truth. and no catchpen-
nv advertisement.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE, Periodical Head
ache, Neuralgic Headache, are cured by DR..
METTAUR'S HEADACHE AND DYSPEP-
SIA Pills. Price "a ets [i0-@l IN.
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OFFTcE OF ericsson SPRINGS CosIPASY.
No sSS South Fourth 81. Room No 45. 2d Floor,
IHILkDELpHIA. Nov. = 1851.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS -
IN A meeting Of the stockholders Of the CEEs-
son SPRINGS COMA NY will he held at tLc Office Of
the Company. the 5fh dog of JoHudry. ISSs. At
u o'clock NJ. for the purpose Of voting on an in
crease of the capital stock Of this Company. by
the Issuance Of preferred stock, as authorized by
nu act Of the General Assembly. entitled - An Act
to authorize the Cresson Springs company To Is
sue preferred stock. approved March 10th. 1873.
snd for transacting such other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
JAMES z. MCtFLU RE Secretary.
Nnr n
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THEnE was youn., girl addicted to laughter,

t0InK NOH re Just 100 mea0Iv t0U-f00!T =
And never smiled AZ anything thereafter.
She nigh: have smiled had she only been
man. n this wise: She would undoubtedly have
smiled hsH she seen any one Of the masculine gen
der 70 a'eEwhcre than to Godfrey WOiTs. next
door to the postoice. Altoona. in quest OF ready
made clothiuE. H. Keeps the biggest stock Of
latest styles ana sells by odds cheaper than any
other deaIor. Cold weather has GENE. and IL YOU
want 70 huy an ovorc0at our advice is to see Mr..
Wolf on the subject. He can give YOU satisfaction
as 70 quantity. 1T and price
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I0dfes. fO7' those distressing COM
plants to 1ChicH yOW are subject.
WSe DR.. FNHst's German aromatic
Vine. r+7-s1-1vr
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A sanguinHrv tablet
Thanksgiving Is c0mingt What have yon. read
er to he thankful tore We shall not attempt TO
answer thar question. hur will have -1me-
thfn not 70 be thankful for if fail to huv your
cold weather Ontff ~ Jas. J Nurphy's star Cloth
ing Hal1. 100 Clinton street. JOhuStown. His
stock il the biggest and best IN haifdozeu cOun-
ties and IT. Is the concurrent testimony OF all who
ever dealt with him that q is the cheapest by a
large majority. He would ne glad TO have q thou
sand orders from the readers of the FREEMAN. and
in that event n Thousand well-pleased custome ers
nre by him guaranteed.
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STRAY BULL.-Camp to the premi-
~ ses Of tho subscriber. in Dean township. on OF
about the 20th Of October last. red and white
hull, with white face. and one year old last spring
The owner is requested to come forward. prove
property. pay charges and take him away; other
wise he will be disposed Of a. the law directs.
PHILIP FOCILE.
Dean Twp. Nov. IS. 1oSl.-3t.
CTRAY STEER.-Came 10 the resi-
~ dence Of the undersigned. in Dean township,
on or about the 1st Of last October red with
> white face supposed TO be year old last spring
The Is notified - prove property. pay cha r
es and take him hwsy falling in which. tie steer
win in due time be disposed Of according 70 law.
JANE MCGUIRE.
Dean Twp, Nov. Is. lSs1.-5t.
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Camtria freeman.
ANOTHER BEREAvEMENT.

Les than three weeks sgo the editor 0nd his
hmiIv we're called upon T. mourn the loss OF their
elfest daughter and sister. Annie 3. dearly ne
1ovcd bv sll who knew her, AMI now thH monster
j. eath has opened Hfresh the cruel wounds in Our
heaIfuE hearts by taking from us oUr Youngest
no. " Tie lees than three years oll-tnstHCr vic
rfin of that pitiless sc0urge diph iberia Thus has
our once happy household been broken mp for 2
tiDe. the only port Of safety for the rest OF our
fcvei iu tlis hour Of deen aftIHtiop seeming
tD De the h1spitahle home Of To cir kind and
Hra parents. where all Of Us incTtai for the
presenf. That Sod in His UurJruHsI uer-v n ~
sthy the hand % the fell DESTROYER aud suI-e the
reLD4iTinE members OF our sadly deCimstst and
zrea-iy Oereavet family Is tI -e can now hone md
PRIV for. Should II He in Hls infinite So w.=d0-n -c7e
It OthgrWise- however and the failure ~ our Te'i
BE- Tho case viii To them be evidence ~utc -nt hat
the hand of sfiic ion is stIll upon ns - neg 'i
ir,nlr Him r0 graur rs all the g-tee ITi strength
nccessarv TO enable rs 90 bear the heavy Huri1en
patiently sud unc0mg gllininLly-
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ST. Elmo Hotel.

Nos 317 and 80 Arch Street
PHILtDFI. .PHIA
Rates Reduced TO Sd. 90 Pei. Day.
The travelling public viii stiu end at this Hotel
the liberal provision for their Mort. II -
located in the imm mcdiate res Of business and
amusement. and the different Rail Road depots.
well all parts Of the city easily accessible
by street cars constantly passing the doors. Il Of
fers special Inducements Tor those visiting the city
fJr business OF pleasure.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
JOS. NJ. FEGER, Proprietor.
Philadelphia, Nov. l. 1ss0.-u.
oaa year 70 Agents and expenses. s6Outht
sEtC f-ss. zddE5zs :. -. = Augusta tEs
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tt. now the willy husband woos

It's now the willy husband wOos
The closet for mis- OverShoeS.
And little reeks his loving wife
The partner Of his ioy and strife,
Has swHpUed them of. with Joyous heart,
For a statue 81 \. B0napIrte.
Talking Of overshoes-this is about the season
OF year when you ought % provide yourself with a
new pair :. Blumeuth7l. Ills Eleventh avenue.
Altoona. has on hand all sorts ard sizes of over
shoes and rnhbcrs. warranted TO keep your feet
warm and dry. He has also just received o large
invoice of boots mud shoes OF leather. kid mo
rocco for ladies' and gentlemen. aud pledges him
self to sell the same cheaper than they can be pro
cured elsewhere. You are requested to give him a
call.
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A WOMAN's EXPERIENCE Mothers and
daughters should feel alarmed when the
feeling Of WEAKNESS. and languor too con-
Stanriv 0ppre>sFs them. 1T | am cross and
fretfu' from the exhaustion of vital powers
ana the color is fading from MY face, | al
ways n 90 immediate relief Iu that excellent
remedy, ParkrE's Ginger Tonic. which seems
10 build up INV system and drive away pain
aud melancholy with wonderful certainty.
Several ut my friends have experienced the
same benefit from its use. n Buffalo Lady
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IlRErHlKG.
kLlN CREAN BALN

ELl ) CREAM BALM
HAVING gained an euviahle local reputation dis
placing oh other pref IratiUus lu the yclty OF dis
c0very. fs. on its merits alone recognized
derfHl remedy wherever known A fair trial viii
convince the most EkeVtisa Uf its curative powers.
l. efie--u7lly cleanse -le ua-tl ul-zaEes of ca
tarrhaI virus. causing healthy -ecretiuus- allaTs
inflammation and Irr'tatiul- protects the mem
hranui Innings OF the head from additional colds
completely heals tho sores and restores the sense
Of taste and smell Beneficial results realized
by few applications. A thorough treatment as
directed viii cu-e C9tlrrh- As 8 household rene
dy for cold IN .he head 10 is uueQunled The Balm
Is easv o. and agreeable sold ty druggists AZ
s. cents. ON receipt uf 81 cents WI mail a pack
age. Send fur circular with full Information
EIN-S CREAM BALM CO. OEe.a. n. y.
Hg- For sale h- Elrel-1rrE. T0hustoVTu and Al
toona Druggists and bg wholesale Druggists gen
erallv. Illa.-1Hm
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DEATH or JUDGF DEvTNE.-We regret to
announce the unnNpectpd death Of Henry c.
Davina which occurred at the residence Of
Mr.. Jacob Thomas, in Elder township, on
last Friday pvpni0o The deceased. who
for several wears has been in the employ Of
Nr Thomas and made that uentlrman's
house his hoinn acted as one Of the clerks at
the general election in Elder township last
week and annparnd 70 hc i'm his usual hea lth
which. however has not been very robust
for some vearc DaSt. On tho day after the
election. and while he was preparing to as
Sist Mrs. Thomas in putting 0I, some wall
paper the dread summons came i'm the shape
VI . naralvtc stroke and falling against a
window near which he was standing he broke
the sash. smashed several paneS Of glass, and
cut himself in two or three places. He was
of course nut to bed as soon as possible, and
there remained in an unconscious condition
until 1aath closed the scene a above stated.
The deceased was born and raised. if We mis-
Ike not In LewiStOwn, where he learned
the art Of printing which he followed for a
time in J0hnst0wn as publisher of a Demo
cratic ne wsD3DeT and we suppose was ABOUT
sixty wears old. In 1853 nr therHahoutS, he
came 20 this place and jG connection with
tho lat" PirIrlrl Whit published the Demo
crat and Sentinel which fourteen years after
ward vas mnrF-i in the FREEMAN. THREE
wears after The above date up was elected tp
th- office of ASSpriata judge ana served for
the full Term of FIVE wears. Possessing MANY
excellent traits IF character. and being well
known throughout the county, he had many
wl~rr ~rd sincere friends 4 wife and srv-
er4I children from whom for wears he had
been e-trgrgrd survive him. Peace to his
ashes and rest 10 bis soul.
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stract Of tiir rra estate advertised t. be sold
at public sale by the Sheriff iu this place o..
Monday Dee. 5Jh. at 1 O'cieck. p. VI
All the right, title and interest of Richard
Trottrr, of, in and TO a lot of ground, two
story frame huusr and board stable in Wash
iHg'oU township To be sold a the suit of
W z Schmertz & Co
Al the right, title and interest of l.. r.
PoffpuhPrgrr, An3'w Kippel and Jas. kear-
nev. or. IN and ~ II acres Of UuiDprOved land
iu Dean township To- be- sold at the suit of
the Common wealth er rel W. Lee WOudcOck.
All the right, title and interest OF Henry
Ben ION, Of in and 10 56 acres and 76 perch
es and allowance IN Allegheny township. To
De sold a: the suit OF James BendOn
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II . = 1 + r y,
For v.a5feS Misses auo Children

ii . - L r * \.
For ladies, Misses ana Children.
Ladies' hne Cashmere Hose ~ s.. 90 - and soc
Ladies hne Cashmere Hose. 75c-, sl-oJ Il 25 and
up. in choice new shades
ladies heavy Cotton Hose. plain dark colors
and fancy strip
Great variety Misses Hose, in Cashmere, Meri-
no. Wool and Cotton.
ChiIdreu's . Wool and Cashmere Hose. in hand
some stripes and fancy plaids.
Mems Half Hose, Merino. Cashmere. Cotton
and Wool.
Special bargain in 50 dozen Mems Real Scotch
Wool Socks, extra heavy, opened to-day
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
so dozen six Handkerchief, in great variety
- dozen SILK Handkercbiefs, pure silk, at 4O,.
each
100 dozen silk Handkerchief at So. 80. 7sc and
S1OO. iu every imasin bic style. and quality.
Silk and Cashmere MUfflers
Linen Handkerchiefs for ladies and gentlemen.
plain and fancy borders. at l21Sc each, and up.
Attraction IN the Cloak room constantly increas-
ing. Choice Walking Jackets, Cuts and Pockets
of Plush at s. 90. Walking Jackets - 50. 81 50,
$500 StO.0J, $3.50 and $500 in light cloth, and
une Black Diagonal Doman from $500 mp TO $1,000;
an endless variety TO select from.
D1lmans OF Satin MervoilleuN. etc, at $500,
worth sSo.OO.
Dolman. new shapes, Satin Rnadames at s3l 90
Dolmans, trimmed in Fur aud Plush, so. o.
S4a.UJ. 5000 and 5000
SIX circulars at s2s00, 5000, $500, IS 90 up t.
$50 90.
Seal Skin Sacques to suit ali in prices. size and
quality. commencing at sl25 90, and up TO the hes
( grades
and UlsJeretts commencing -. .0J ana up 90 s2J
/ New D-ess Goods, New silks. New Pushes aud
( Neivets, New PRINCES Passementeries, Butious
/ etcNew Neckwesr, Kid Gloves-button and hook
ChamOts GlOyBs-Very loag. Il. 90 paiT- Full
J lines OF Mems and Boys Gloves, Driving Gloves
/ Fur Top Gloves, Cloth Gloves, Wool Knit Gloves
BOGGS " BUHI..
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We invite the attention Of our readers In
the adver' i4pTneut of !. Monroe Tavi0r This
honSe has hesn esta hIiSFai nearly % wears
and his r0ori- are celebrated eve1 vvgIler4 FOR
uurtv AMI strength We would recommend
trial ~ his G"1 Medal brands tn all who
sDDr fcia'e goof and Wholesome bread. cakes
etc H. f20f1 Medal salaratus or bT-rarh
sCde = ~ - N 7. O7'man. John Liovd
and 2 = Da--f.- Tpp-rsRu-r T1N-7 A.,
". : y .-'-p~ 2 81. know how - keen
2 store ard iass-va most lfNpra' patronage
from the n sic. They now have on their
shelves 2 S1arJ. and nnlnte a stock nf goods
If All descriptions as was ever offered for sale
in this D'ace and their prices are marked
down TO the lowest possible figure For this
reason. and also because they make q liberal
use Of nrirtter's ink they EeveT fail t0 attract
nurnhqsars and enjoy a business boom. the
Ike ~ which no other meTrhantiie establish
ment in Northern Cambria can lav claim to.
"A new member has inst hPen added 70
10 the faru'tv Of st Francis College in the
person Of John ?. O'Brien. of PHILADELPHIA.
who was clothed with the habit Of the Third
Or1ar of 81. Francis IN the cOmmUuitv chap
el AZ Lorett0. on Sunday evening last. The
worthy vOung man can do much to promote
the glory Of God hv assisting to impart a
Christian education tn vOuthS who seek for
that great boon at this well-cOndurtPd ITSti-
tuition At the same time and place, two
nOvicaS Of the order made their profession
wherein thew vowed 10 abstain from certain
things lawful In Themselves that the pass
age n eternity NAV he made with more ease
and security. Nav pa ace and pietv unite TO
make their davs on earth exceedingly happy.
-Nr. J. F Eaton, Secretary Of the Penn
Svlvania Mutual Aid Society OI Harrisburg,
whom we Drp sume is n relative Of Senator
Eaton Of Connecticut, being from the same
STATE spent counle nf davS this week in our
county looking after the interests Of the As
Soriatinn with which he is connected. We
found Mt Eaton a very pleasant, sOciahle
unnrfnmqn and thDTOU on hOC1nPSS man.
while for the Society Itself. which IS none Of
vour death rattle cOntrivances II is only ne
caSsqrv 70 Sav. and we quote from the Har-
rishurg Patriot that it enjoys to an unlimited
axtpnt the confidence Of the Dublic, its OBJ
legations. which are always discharged to
the entire satisfaction Of the claimant, hav-
ing given it q reputation for fair and honor
able dealing second to no other in the State.