The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-04

years, as completely cured OF terilD'e
case of Eczema by the Cuticura RemedleS'
From his head to his feet was one mass OF
scabs
Hon Wm. Taylor, Boston, is well again.
Completely cured Of a scrofulous humor
which poisoned his blood, covering his face
and head with sores, by Cuticurs Resolvent
Internally and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
externally.
There is no such a thing as water fam
inc in this section now Owing to heavy
rains during the past week, the several rivu-
lets and streams have got up boom which
will about equal the Democratic boom Of
next Tuesday
The tOrtures Of neuralgia pains sick and
nervous headache are instantly banished by
the use of Dr. Faust's German Cure for Neu-
ralgia and Headache. Guaranteed to relieve.
Ask druggists. For sale by F. James, Eb-
ensburg, Pa. al, '81.-e.O.w.1y.l
Hiram Crum, of Wflmore, had his right
hand so bodily crushed between the dead
woods Of two cars he was coupling at Nc
Garvey's station, near Altoona, Wednesday
morning that the two middle fingers had to
be amputateG.
the furnaces of the Cambria Iron Company.
Johnstown, exploded The only person in
jured was an employe named Oliver Wilson,
who was badly burnt about the face and had
an eye injured
On Sundavuight Solomon Hale, q brake
man on one of the Cambria Iron Company's
trains had his right hand caught between
the buIlnoses while attempting to make a
coupling. One finger was so badly crushed
that it had to be taken off.
Thousands Of women have been entirely
cured Of the most stubborn cases Of female
weaknesses by the use Of Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Send to Mrs.
Lydia f. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
Mr.. \. T PindIe saw two deer in Black
lick township the other day, and Mr.. John
Garman was enchanted by diSsoIving view
Of one of the same class of feet footed ami
mails in the same region about the same time.
Both deer and hunters escaped unhUrt.
Some mischievous urchins stole couple
OF window-sHutters from the Union School
House on Halloween Certain other small
pranks We're played the same night, but none
. of them rose to the dignity OF ioIe.the par
ticuIar5 Of which are worth detailing.
"A barn, two horses, two buggieS, 125
bushels of wheat, 800 bushels Of oats and a
lot OF hay straw and farming implements
owned by f. c. Crompton, of Green town
ship, Indiana county, were destroyed by
fire. probably Of inceudiary origin, on Thurs
day night last.
MIR. Joseph Claar, Of Bedford. met with
a terrible death, on Monday morning a week
ago, by being caught i'm the betting Of the
steam mill at that place, while engaged in
grinding an axe, His bones were crushed to
splurers. The deceased had reacded the
ripe old age of 80 years.
-ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy Is a marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker-mOuth
and Headache. With each bottle there is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
full treatment Of these complaints, without
extra charge. Price 80 cts. Sold by F. James,
Druggist, Ebensburg Pa. [4-I.-e.o.w.Iy. ]
81 What is known as the Freidhoff store
room, Cnow owned by Mt Carl Rivinius)
on High street, is being remodeIed for the
purpose of allowing mine host Kemp, Of the
Belmont House, to open up therein bake
~, confectionery and restaurant Such an
establishment: ought TO and doubtless will
paw here.
The handsome gOld-headed cane recent
" presented to F. A. Shoemaker. ESQ. by
the Catholic congregation at st. Nicholas. in
acknowI adgemeut Of GOOD deed well lone
the gift Of an elegant marble altar to said
church-is The finest article Of the kind we
nave ever seen. and it is no wonder Mr.. S /.
proud Of IT,
-Nessrs- J. & p. F. Brown will offer a lot
Of personal property, consisting of horses
cows. calves, wagons sleds, farming imple
ments, cider press, etc, at public sale on
Saturday, Nov 18th, at 10 o'cleck A. M a
their farm in Cambria township, about on,
mile east of Ebensburg. See posters print
ed at this Office
The remains Of Wm. WPnderoth, son o
- Mr.. Geo. Wenderoth of Wilmore, who die,
Of typhoid fever at Joliet, IL, and those q
Peter Maltzte. son Of Valentine MaItzie ais
of Wtlmore who came home sick and die,
on Tuesday, 25th uIt., were buried in I'll
Catholic cemetery that place. the former o.
Wednesday, and the latter on Thursday o
; last week,
The fall Inspection Of the line OF tn
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad will start from Pitts
burg on Monday, November 7th. All tn
supervisors and assistant supervisors be
tween PrttshurC and Jersey City, the engin
GERS Of the company, and numerous other of
ficialS will take part i'm the inspection. whic
will Ne done in a very thorough manner.
The magnitude Of the fruit and orna
mental tree business i'm this county may b
inferred from the fact that one firm, 70
which Mr.. George Kecll Of Jefferson county
is active agent. is now engaged drIiverin
about So 500 worth of sales made during tn
past Summer Mr.. Keck, who Is brothe
of Mr. NJ l. Keck. Of the Foster House.
in town tt's week
The officers Of the Baltimore & OH
D Railroad and some prominent citizens of th
Monumental City yesterday Thursday pai
Johnstown n visit, partly Of pleasure, bU
= maiul with view of becoming acquante
: with the mineral and manufacturing rt
r sources Of that section. They we're tender
ed a banquet, and were otherwise Iionize
- 10y the transformers.
| The effects Of the barber shop os NJ
. Schaeffer, in the East ward, was sold ut pui
{ lie sale last TUESDAY, and that gentiema
has embarked ir the business of sub ager
! for the sale Of the Singer sewing machin
p for Agent williamson, of this place. L.
2 understood that Mr.. George Washington, VIII
- purchased the major part of Schaeffer
stock, will reopen the shop at an early da,
+ "A three -year-oId girl named Shaffr
n while visiting her grandmother in Oruisonit
j. Huntingdon county, went to The vel. lifte
: the trap door and fell 10. The water va