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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following were registered at the
different hotels yesterday:
HATTIE HOUSE

different hotels yesterday:
HATTIE HOUSE.
George B. Scoville, H. N. Voigt, Louis
Vile; E. P. Mcqueen, Loudon; John Z.
Chapman, Andersonville; d. j.. O'Connell,
Chattanooga; J. A. McQuillan, W. Fl.
Cockey, D. N. Osborne, New York; W. A.
w. N. Cooper, Murphy, n c.; C. R.
Orleans: Frank j. Bramhall, Abingdon,
Va; L. e. Walker, RogersvilIe; Mrs. T. S.
Newcomb, Miss Matte Carmichael Norris
town; E. H. English and wife, Little
Rock, Ark; Charles A. McKinless, Balti-
more; s. N. Douglass, University; Roger
II. Abbott, Lenoir's; Joel Tomason, Con-
cord Benz. J. Lea, Brownsville; P. Tur-
ley, VOLTS Craig A. J. G. Robbins. Rob
bins; r. N. Magill, Athens; J. H. Fain,
North Carolina a7'' -< e-
ATKIN HOUSE.
B. r. Lection, Carlisle, Cy; w. A. Lenoir,
Loudon Co.; d. j.. O'Connell, Chattauga
T. B. Caldwell, st. Louis; Miss Josie Trigg,
Miss Rosa Trigg, Abingdon, Va; r.. L.
Blevins, E. D. Wilson, M. Howry, H. Cald-
well, Will Hasson, l.. L. Poats, A. P. Hud-
NELL Stanley Pierce, Chas. Anderson, John
Smith, Kyle Price,, w. ID. Kenner, r. E.
Simpson, Tony Kyle, Rogersviile; L. L.
Lawrence, Greeneville; J. H. Pierce, Rog-
ersvllle junction w. S. Dickson, Morn is
town; F. G. Martindale and son, Montvale
LAMAR HOUSE. ".
G. F. jackson, Tennessee; l. L. Ford,
Miss Sallie McClung, B. Keller, Knox
County; R. r. Ware, Short Mountain J.
G. Crazy, Charleston, J. B. Camp, River
Improvement.
--,- s--4. HAYNES HOUSE. s
P. L. Davis, Nave HILL E. R. Johnston
Monroe county Robt. Nose, Muskogey, I.
T.; J. L. Lewis, Powell's Station; F. L.
Curtis, I. c. White, Butler; 7. Birchfeld,
Rlk Mills; W. H. McAdoo, Clinton; A. c.
Hamblen, Hoop; G. Gate, Messy Creek !;
G. w. Conner, city; T. A. Faw, johnson
City; C. H. Stoltzfus, Campbell Station !;
J. B. Stoltzfus, Concord; Jas. George
Coal Creek; l. A Allen and wife, Midway ;
N. W. Mott, city.
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FRESH ORANGES LEMONS
BANANAS AND COCOANUTS!
At Peter Kern's, at Reasonable
Prices.
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1t pays to go down to Dunbar's.
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Corsets! Corsets

Fall Styles, just received at Dunbar's.
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Buy your Millinery at Dunbar's.
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Oliver Chilled Flows and Repairs, at
w. w. WOODRUFF Il Co.'S.
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CENTRAL COAL co.

G. KohIhaZe
Keeps the Milwaukee Bottled Lager Beer. Ct
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TOILET POWDERS.

We keep all kinds in stock, so that
any lady can get just the especial ar.
ticle she prefers.
McCRUM & YEAGER. I
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HOPE. 4 BROTHER,
Watchmakers and jewelers.,

Knoxville Bank Building,
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Bazaar Dressmaker. H....i
Fall styles just received at
... .-s.-. 81 ANGEL Il JENKINS.
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COAL CREEK LUMP COAL.
Office, Cinch street, opposite Custom
house. E. E. MCCRosKEY,
vidtfci. - General Agent.
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Headquarters for these Goods at Dunbars.
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Call and see our new line of Mems Calf
Boots, Hand-Sewed and Pegged, at prices
that defy competition. 3aa @
DISMUKESl& THOMAS.
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Our Specialties.

Latest Styles of Stiff Hats at Ross Bros
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The Greene County Fair.

old by Druggists everywhere-Truth.
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Sash Ribbons, at Dunbar's.

DISMUKES & THOMAS.
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yiii25 a-w-f
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lowest prices.
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STAUB'S OPERA HOUSE.
Positively ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Produced with powerful cast and all The
original music.
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HYNENEAL.

KER-BUNN.-Mnrried at the residences
Of the brides mother. in the West Ward, on Tues
lin. MI. c. H. BARKEE and Miss KATIE BUSs
both OF this place.
1t il seldom indeed that 20 pleasant a day as
Tuesday last gladdens this mountain region at
time when grim winter usually holds high sarni-
val in our midst. True It Is that Vsnnor and the
whole tribe Of almanac m ksrs assured uT thathe
genius OF the North Wind was to prevail on that
occasion. vet for all that the in it, glory shsne
out and in the vast extent OF its welcome beams
venture TO ssV that no hammer pafr was yfsIted
by their gladdening influence than our blithesoms
young friends Connie and Katie This IL as Il
should be; for Connie, the youngest Of a fsmIly
eminent for usetalness and integrity. and the ju-
nior member Of one OF the most prosperous and re-
liable mercanttle hrr1a IN the county. Il the peer
OF any and sill and the possessor OF many com
mendahle traits OF character. while as 70 Katie.
one OF the hsndsomest and most hevitohiug OF her
sex IL 1t Lot said Happy is the bride whom the
sun shines ou?'' We uinEle our conzratulations
with the many which have already been extended
to the worthy Young couple, and add thereto the
hone that the same suspisous omens that witness
syllable Of time many years henso, shsll have
been recorded FER both. In the language Of Ihs
poet:
when long years have passed away,
When friends have left. or joys hsvs gone,
when time shall tinge their locks with Ersy,
And sadder scenes their hearts have known.
Oh, may they live and love as now.
May hope then cheer their -snipE dsys
As each fond youthful charm decays"
The newly welded pair departed by Tuesday
i evenings train for bridal tour to Phns6eIphis
Z
with them the consciousness Of = good deed we'll
/ done and tho assurance that every one who knows
them cannot but wish them well In the new duties
and felicties OF life upon which they have lust
/ tered. and to ali which We say amen.
/ WEBER-SN NYDER.-Married. At the Church
Of the Holy Name this Tuesday morning, Dec.
/ g. 1881. by Rev. Father Reardon, Mr.. CIEoRGEID
B WEBER Of Salisbury. Somerset county, and Miss
/ LIZZIE SNYDER niece Of Mrs. Christina Foster OF
the Cambria House, this place. No cards.
Knowing the great grief which has come upon
/ our own household, we sure that Young
friends will excuse If veOnly briefly vet earnest
( ly wishithem ioug.lives'of unaloyed felicity. They
are bo b worthy Of each others love and devotion
and that God will prosper them here and welcome
them to the joys Of eternity hereafter blessings
/ whish we trust they win deserve and hope they
I will receive. =
! -CAMPBELI.-bIarried, st Lower
! Two Lick. Indiana county. on Nov. Is, 1881 by
! Rev. \ Keehler. Mr. .ToEr KTHELEK Of Ebeus
I burg, and Miss CoRTsDA CAMPBELL, OF the formsl
place
: BIZ RNS-IVORY.-M Married. st IT Augustine
Z on Tuesday. Nov. -. 1881. by Rev Father Rys.
! Mt. ENMET BURNS and Miss NJ MAGGIH ivory
/ DOUGHERTY-1IC CCONNELI.-Married, ~
the same time and place, by the same. Mr. JAsz.
/ DACsHERTT and Miss KATE MRCoSysLL.
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Farm Saw Mill &c. at Private Sale

TINHE undersigned offers for sale on accommodate
i ing terms his FARM and the improvements
thereon in Allegheny township. the road load
ing from Chest Springs TO Gallitzin. Said Farm
contains Iz5 Acres, about 80 Acres Of which are
cleared. and the Improvements comprise two good
DWELLING HOUSES. one of which is 81 stories and
the other 2l& stories high. an excellent BANK
BARN, 20 by 50 feet, q WATER SAW MILL in first
class condition and capable of saving 5000 feet of
lumber in twelve hours, and all other necessary
buildings rhere.are two-orch2rds Of choice fruit
on the premises, several good springs convenient
Cne OF them being in the barnyard and having y
fountain pump and a constant now. besides good
velsf water at the door and fully million feet
of good saw timber, hemlock. hickory, cherry. ma
pie, ash, oak etc, the portion not yet cleared.
In connection with the saw mill Is q coed picket
header, lathe saw. cutoff saw, etc The property
will be sold. and sold at u bargain. because the
owner is no longer able to the nil or work tn
iarm. For further particulars call or address
FRANCIS MORAN.
Ter 1871 -9r- e--sve S-frf---z p~
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Now the yellow moon is gone,

Now the yellow moon is gone,
And the frOsts coming on,
While the nights getting cold and dark, dark,
dark;
But the young and giddy Kste
Meets her Charley at the gate.
And they make the weather warmer with 8 spark
spark spark
We know nothing OF Kate's apparel. but if Char
lev is rgged up in Of the peerless suits cf
ter clothing sold only by Simon Bendhetm, next
door to the First National Bank, Altoona. then
he is in condition to defy all the frosts that have
come or arc coming. That clothing is made spe
cialiy FOR this latitude is Of the best material and
cut in style, each piece is fully warranted, and
customers may rely on it that nowhere else will
they he accorded as liberal prices. If unable to
visit Altoona. the reader is recommended to send
for their price list.
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TIE summer hat fs on the cops
No wren around the door stel hops
The farmers yanking iu his crops,
The base ball players playing stops
The buckwheat cakes are vision tops,
The clerk wearing busters drops,
And Joy rosy fancy props
With dreams OF sausage and procine chops.
The clerk on wearing busters drOps-and 90 has
everybody else. All hands have Joined in the
timent that December weather is too cold for dus-
ters. and have concluded 10 wear heavy voolens-
such clothing. in word. rs is sold by God frey
Wolf, next door TO the poEtOffce. ALTOONA. His
stock Of winter goods is by odds the largest ever
seen in Altoona. and the best aud most stylish as
well, and Mr. VOLTS well known reputation is =
sure guaranty that at no other establishment can
az big bargains be secured. Give him an order
and be convinced.
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america Must Yield.

The greatest thinkers. the most profound schol.
the most expert thorough and successful chem
ists-fOr these America must turn to Germany
In the vOfully speculative field Of medicine no
greater step has yet been taken than in the dtscOv-
ery after the most extended research and the most
careful and patient experiments of DIR. Faust 5
German Cough Syrup. for the cure of consumption,
coughs colds, sore throat, bronchitis, Group, and
all pulmonary diseases. Remember this medicine
is sold on positive guarantee to cure. Price, 2Sc,
SIC. and 81 per bottle. Ask Druggists. Sold at 2,
J.ns- Errz store, Ehsns burg, Pc [k-l.-s.5.w.
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szyLL ANOTHER CRUSHING BLOW.

Thriee within a month has the dssolatiou Of
feath upon the editors family from that
f<srful nslady. diphthsria. and God alone knows
rhan the eud Is 70 be. Under the proper heading
q ano.hsr sslumn the story Of our last (GOd
rnnt IL may be the lAst) sad bereavement il told.
The viczirs In this instance is the eldest remain
fnr daughtsr, Agnes, one OF the brightest and
earf af 0ur darlina little hock. Her death came
upen quite uneIpsotsdly. her condition when
re leN her bedside At Friday noon being such
- al sll with hops for her carly and complets
recorerv. Less than three hours afJerward. and
when had scarcely more than commenced
wsrkinQ OF the present Issue OF our paper. word
cane that our poor suffering child wanted 70 see
her Papa, brother and uncle right away, We knew
sumuonea from earth to heaven. Abandoning
averythiag. FASTENED as eedilv - posi- lol 20
her Bedside. and there remained until 'fod 10 Hls
mercy took Der 10 His sheltering arms we man
rot attsn pt 70 describe the parting rcons Nhich
Waa one Of the most affecting that II Would ne pos
sibls for the mind Of Rsn 70 conceive o. III t
ling child retained her oonscionsnese untlI the
varr last nome eut and while in the agony OF death
called ZACH Of the loved ones present 70 her SIDE
80 hada sa~h one in turn a nnal farewell. not
fsr~efffn- orea send goodbye to one Of her
most Beloved companions. little Tiney Scanlan.
nrav for US In heaven. Oh. God the agony Of
nat moment will never be eTacsd from Our mem-
err. This sad dispensatiou will fully explain the
EaiiuTe Of the FREEMAN to reach its patrons last
WeeE nd will alGa account for the printing Of It
At this ists day (Tussdsy Dec. 9Th } when the
uswB ID contains has for the most part become nat
and stale. OF course We can issue no other "a 1cr
onsisniou ~ no further calamity comes upon Us, by
printing = paper duri0g the coming holidays.
Maantine We ask our friends to remember US ana
our terribly bsrsaved family In their prayers
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-02
He who courts and GOES away
May live to court another day;
But he.who weds and courts girls still
in cofrrf agofpef his

All which recites in poetry well-knOwp fact,
Just az in prose we recite the equally wellknown
fact that the person goes astray who fails to buy
what boots, shoes slippers. oVershoes rubbers
she may need at ). Blumenthals. l11s Elev-
enth avenue, Altoona. His stock is simply ina
neuxe aud comprises all she several styles now in
market. Mr B. sells large quantities OF his goods
in Cambria county, and in no instance has q case
Of dissatisfaction come to his knowledge. The
measure of satisfaction given ia the past he prom
ises for the future. coupled with the assurance
that the present prices will de found several
notches lower than ever before.
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OSCR more my eager, searching eyes
sight Of thee hath gaddened
Once more thOu briugst glad surprise
To him thine absence saddened.
Too long thy pearl-vhite hand hath presssd,
That ofsOme other fellcr:
Come. let me clasp thee to nv breast.
Ny loved aud lost umbrellar.
VIZ have had some weather OF late requiring ng tn e
of AT umbrella. but that season. in the nature
Of things. is past and gone. What one needs now
rather an Oyercoat, and our advice to those about
purchasing is TO patroniIe jas J. Murphy, IOS
Clinton street, IohnstOUn. He sells not only ele-
giant overcoats. but ready-made clothing OF every
description-cf the very latest stvte and made to
vear-at prices which for cheapness will compare
faVorably with most OF the wholesale stores. He
viii not only not be undersOd, but says he will
undersell all other dealers
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CATARRH-Clear head and voice easy
breathing, sweet breath, perfect smell, taste
and hearing no cough no distress. These
are conditions brought about in Catarrh by
.-I---1se of Sanford's Radical Cure. One bot
tie Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
and one Improved Inhaler, in one package,
for 81
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IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY is the name
of an extensive tea firm which does business
at 922 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. They
deal in both tea and coffee, and one of their
methods for securing trade is to give a pres
ent ranging in value from a nominal sum as
high $50. The tea or coffee Of itself is
said to be worth at fair retail price more
thar the amount asked per package-oue
dollar. Among the drawers Of prizes last
week was Mr. z. II. Thompson, late of Eb-
ensburg. now clerk in the Bingham House,
Philadelphia, who was so fortunate as TO
scoop in set OF diamand studs valued at
a large figure. Any OF our readers who wish
to buy tea or coffee and at the same time Sc
cure a prize, there being no blank, should
send their money TO the above named frm
and address.
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steubenviIIe, Ohio. May 27. 81

THERE were more admissions deaths, dis
charges etc, at the county almShouse dur
ing the month OF November Just closed
:han during the same number of days since
that institution opened. Steward Lilly's re-
port, as furnished us, shows that there were
6S inmates on the frat day of last month,
that II others were admitted during the
month, and that the three d's--death, dis
charges and decampings got away with an
even dozen, thus leaving the house at the
close Of the month onsiless than it had at the
beginning
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GRApEWrNr ZOE CoNnrSGoN--The sul

GRAPEVINE FOR CoNgUHToN. The sup
erb quality and entire purity Of Speer's Port
Grape Wine, OF New Jersey and the success
that physicians have had by its use, has in
duced them to write about it, and caused
hundreds Of others to prescribe it in their
practice 10 the best and most readable wine
TO be had. 1t is held in great favor for Com
munion purposes, and is said to be 2 cure for
conSumptives. Mr.. Speer also preserves
Grape Juice natural as it runs from the press
without the addition of particle of spirits
1t is called unfermented juice.
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BUYS THIN BY THE G8oss. send
me at once one gross Of vOuT most excellent
medicinal tonic, Browns Iron Ritters.
have used them in my practice, for indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, sour stomach, heartburn,
nausea, vertigo, etc, and have met with
great success. in efecting cures find they
give perfect tone and real strength to every
part of the body. and in cases OF kidney dis
eases and consumption they quickly stop all
decay. r. =. ALEXANDER.
NJ d. and Druggist
steubenville, Ohio, May a, 1881.
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DOES Your HEART BEAT TRUE TO ME'"
A Beautiful Ne1S Song Given A,ody.-By
sending two three cent postage stamps to Fl.
KlebeT & Bro, 122 Wood street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. you will receive, free Of charge, a beau
tiful song entitled 'DOEs YOUR HEART
BEAT TRUE TO ME?" embellished with q
splendid lthogIaph title page. representing
an elegantly attired lady leaning upon the
arm of her betrothed. The words express
the beauty and holiness Of faithful and en-
during love, undimmed by the lapse OF wears
and the frost of age, and the music is Of that
easy. simple and melodious kind which cali
not fail tC touch the feelings Of all who have
q soul for music.
Remember, we give vou 50 cent song
free Of charge, If YOU send two cent stamps
TO II. Kleber & Bro.
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entiemsn-Having been afflicted for
number Of years with indigestion and gener-
a. debility, by the advice Of my doctor used
Hop Btters, and must say they afforded me
almost instant relief. am glad TO be able
- rsstifV IN tSsir kzhxT Tvcg = KroT
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ELY'S CREAM RAIM

HAVING gained an envishle local rel gtatior. diI-
placing III other preparations il the vfosuifv of is
coyery. is, on tts merits alone, recognised won
deriui remedy wherever EBoEn- A kiT trial WI
convince the most skeptcal % its curative rlouas
II ehectuRiiy cleanses ths nasal passages Of Ca
tarrhal virus. causing healthy secrstiuns. sla5s
Inflammation and irritstion: protects the rsern-
hranal Innings of the head from scdItional calds
completely heals the sores and restores the ssurs
OF taste and smell Beneficial results are ~eal I'D
by few applications. thorough treatmsnt -
directed viii cure Catsrrh- A. household rrrrs-
dy for cold iu he head u Is uneu tled TIE Balm
is essv % use and agrseahle, sod by druggists
50 cents ON receipt Of 50 cents via mail pack
age. Send for circu ar with fuil Information.
ELY'S CREAId BALM CO. Oueza n Y
hS- For sale by Bbenshurg. iuhnstoW1 and A.
tOona Druggists, AID by Wholesale Druggists gen
I eraliY. T1-ls -l0nl
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A FEW WORDS ABOUT EDUCATION.


What Is education The term stands underlined
in the minds OF thousands who struggling for IT,
and in the minds of those endeavorinE TO crafty
such struggles In Whist does - cOnsist2 70 what
does it relate2 with vhat has IL to do and what
is its object or aim: These are questions easier
propounded thsn responded 20. Restalozfi. the
great GermSn educator, who probably had deeper
and clearer insight into the true character OF edu
cation, and the development Of those God given
faculties through which our knowledge Of external
ity Is obtained. than any subsequent write. thus
dehnes II: "Educasion relates TO the whole man,
and consists in the drawing forth. strengthening
and perfecting all the faculties with which All-
wise Creator has endowed bfrn-phvsIcal intel
lectual. and moral. Education has 10 do with the
hand, the head and the heart"
Perfeeting the human mind and educating the
Eand and the heart witt that mind are, then, the
imposed duties Of those who don me professional
Ssre Of teaching. What superficial work is enact
ed in the seho lroom at this late day. when even
the spirit Of progression carries with r. its
ward march the retroKrading fogies Of an earlier
education. says The one end OF all true educa-
ton Is TO learn how to All faculties 10 the
end. then. is generosity. IiberaIity. aid the fe-
low men of those endowed with it 1t should at Us
as to enable us to appreciate and render cfeerfui
obeaience to reasonable laws. which by it, fnstu-
mentality. we mag understand and expound.
Do not be satisfied with simply i'm parting hnowi-
edge which YOU NAV have received in like manner.
The diamond does not dazzle the eyeOf its srnirer
by transmittsd light received from a luminous
source, hut with it's own native hrflliancy. sKer-
shine; be earnest, and the only legitimate result
will be-SUCCEss. C.A.R.
THE WITHERED LEAF.
SUGGESTED BY THR DEATH or JAMES BAEEETr OF
ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP.
o. the withered leaf hath tremhled long
In the Autumn blast. as the nights grew long,
And the frost had hushed up the wee birds song
From the tree by the meadow brook.
O IL c,unR to its branch. whore SO snug Il grew,
From the early Spring, all the Summer through,
TIL the Autumn blast 80 roughly blew
And the withered hemlock shook.
q : the gray haired pilgrim hath tottsrsd on
From the Springs first bresth, through the bright
days gone
TIL the last sheaf into the barn was drawn,
And the weeds were of many y hue.
Then the chilly breath Of the FAR on North
Blew over the hills when the stSrs came forth,
And II hardened the breast of old mother earth,
TIL the Rrass could no more come through.
III.
A then came q Shill November day
And it hasted along into evening gray;
And the uithered leaf light no longer stay.
For its tenufs Of life frafl.
q , rude blast came from the hills 81 sHev-
From Gfsr. where the northern rivers Sew
And the ui,hered leaf il sooa brought low.
While the hiKhu-vind sad did wall A. u. H
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In Hosts of FarniIts.

HostetIsr's Stomach Bitters is as much regarded
as a necessity as sugar coffee, The reassn Of
this is that years Of experience have proved il to
be perfectly reliable in those cases of emergency
whereia prom pit and convenient remedy is demand
ed. Constipation. liver complaint, dyspepsia. in
digestion and other troubles are overcome by 10.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers, to whom Ap
ply for Hostetter's Almanac for 1882. l12-2-ltn.
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lie -
idDs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-02

McPIKE.-Died. in this place. on Friday after
ternOon Dec 2. 1881, OF diphthcrin, AsrBs RosH,
second daughter Of Henry A. and Annie W. Me-
Pike, aged IL years. II months nd days.