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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28

T. F ETNK ELS WORN VI STRT-f' never fails
to destroy all kinds Of worms-pin, seat. round,
thraad or stomach worms. Sympt@mS-Ihe usu-
al symptoms Of worms are intestinal irritation.
pains In the belly, irritation or itching at the low
er end Of bowels. alterations of darrhRa and cos
tiveness great thirst variable and often vo-acpus
appetite. The person becomes hungry almost i'm
lately after eating heartily. and AZ other times
the appetite IL feeble and depraved. soliciting
strange articles dirt chalk &c. There - fetid
breath. the compIeXionis pale and sallow, with oc-
casIonal AushcS swelling Of the upper lip, watery
mouth. livid circle around the eyes. dilation or
contraction Of the pupil. aud enlargement ot the
belly The persons sleep Is disturbed. often starts
and awakes with terror. Erinds tho teeth. Dick
The nose, and has dry COugn. hgadachc. slow teF-
er. and spasmodic or ranyulsiFe "Hect.ohS- 10
these may be added slow Irregular Temitte1t few
er which while it continues is attended with great
drowsiness. There is pain in the bowels and at
the pit Of the stomach with occasional purgi ing
and a good deal of gastric distress. The head is
much affected. sometimes painfully. though for the
most part, with stupor or delirium. The eye IL
wild. the pupil diated, the ale of the nose con
tracted, the check hushed. and me forehead pol
ished rs If glazed. Th ere is often = very strange
alteration Of the voice, and in some instance to
tai loss Of speech. Z. +. KunkcIs Worm Syrup
or six bottles for $500. (FOr Tape Worm, write
and consult the doctOr For all others buy OF your
druggist the Worm Syrup. and if he has Il not,
send to f. +. Kunkel. 259 n Ninth St. ihtladel-
NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Debility, oppressed, irritable state OF mind, q
weak nervous exhausted feeling, no energy OF an
imation, confused head. weak memory. the consc
quences OF excesses. mental ovcrwOrk. This ner-
vous debility finds n sovereign cure IN z. +. kun
kle's Bitter Wine Of Iron. 1t tones the system,
reiuvenates the entire system Sold only IN - bot
ties, or six bottles tor IS Ask for f. F. hunRie :
Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no other. If yoar
druggist has IL not send to proprietor. Z +. Kun
free send three cent stamp Aschenhach X Mil
leT. Sole Agents Sd and Calowhill SITS. Philad a.
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local CORREsPeNDESCE.
NEAR 81. Arers1LsE, oe.. 8. ISL.

NEAR = AUGUSTINE, tct. IS 1851
DEAR FEEENAN-Thei coming winter promises
70 be a lively one in this nciEhborhoOd. owing 10
the numerous loa jobs now being operated. no less
than seven camps having been established within
radius If three miles from the ancient village uf
-. Augustine. These lurE give employment 60
about hurdreI men, Comprising cuuypers
slwyers. peClcrs. sceler-. teaIUsterS. etc. They
ma Ne good market Tor the farmers aud give bus
mess generally in their locality boom. StiIl The
thought is uot pleasant one that the large forests
hcrea way rapidly disappearing auG that after
this seasons 'peTutious iu timber have been com
pleted there will ae very little pine. oak. poplar,
ash cherry left in this vicinity
For the past few years there has been consider
able speculation ia regard 10 q railroad through
heretofore ended just where it Je-an-iu talk. No
person. therefore. attached any special sfgnIh-
cance 10 tie statement recently publ shed ia some
oi the Altoona papers in regard 20 the building Of
railroad from that city 10 point the Clear
neld creek about two miles below Ashland, and
thence westward TO Chest Springs. Carruilj0wn. }.
and so on, by what is known as the Ruckhorn
route, Hence we were not q little surprised. and
very agreeablv. the other day when We were credi-
oily informed that the construction of said road.
part as te1sL, ls r tEet fact McsSrs. FrdnciSrus,
Woods and others having at this time over ifty
men Al WORK opening up the route from Altoona to
their mills on Clea Thgld creek. This viii develop
great Denent to the entire settlement. We forbear
further speculation to the future however, tho
venture the opinion that the value Of land along
the Cleardeld viii De greatly enhanced by this
new enterprise.
..Nemand'' says in last weeks issue Of the Car
roll own Nelrs that he once read Of swearing
Jass-ervatiug IL perhaps what he means) that the
ground flew up and struck him on the nose. not
withstandiHg the bystanders all declared that he
stumbled and bumped his nose the ground.
Now the inference to be drawn from this Is, in my
opinion follows: In either event. whether the
ground flew up and struck him the rice
rsrss his upper l1p would De nf'Tc OF less damaged
and lIps. you always tell one by these pecuii-
aritIes as soon as you see him. Yours T
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS AND DIRECTORS
As was announced at the fall examinations,
a ''COurse of Study" has been prepared for
the schools of Cambria county. Arrange
mentS have been made to meet the several
teachers and school officers, to place a copy
Of this Course in their hands, and to dis
cuss the nature and plan Of the work
The teachers OF WashingtO Sumnittville
GallitZin and TunneIlhill viii meet in the
school house near Cresson, Tuesday, Nov.
1st.
The teachers of Portage WiImOre, Sum-
mcrhil. CiOvle and South Fork viii meet in
the school house at Wiimore, Wednesday,
Nov. ..
TIE teachers OF LOretto borough and AL
leghenv townships will meet in the schOo!
house at LOrrPttO. Thursday. Nov Sd.
The teachers of Chest Springs, CIearield
an Dean will meet in the school house at st.
Augustine Friday, Nov. 4th.
The teachers of Carroll, ,CaTrolltown, Chest
and Elder will meet in the school house at
Carroltown, Saturday. Nov. 9TH.
The teachers of Blackllck will meet in the
school house at BelsanO, Monday. Nov. 7th.
The teachers of Ebehsburg Cambria and
Munster will meet in the borough school
house in EhenShurC, TUESDAY. Nov. Srh.
Tie teachers.of Jackson will meet or We'd
nesdav Nov. 9th atFairvie " al 2 o'clock D m.
The tpachprs of Barr and Sus0uehanna
will meet in the shn7l house near NicktO~U,
Wednesday, Nov 10th.
The teachers of Reade and White will
meet at Fallen Timber Saturday. Nov. 10.
All the above stated meetings viii convene
at the hour of 2 O'Clock P NJ. except those
to be held at CarrOltOwn and Fallen Tim
Der, which will convene at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
on the lays specified.
Directors are specially invited to attend
these meetings. Il is expected that there
will be fun attendance of teachers. II is
to aid and encourage you in Your work that
this course Of instruction has been prepared.
L. STRAYER, Co. Superintendent.
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CONTEMPLATION.

To the Editor Of THE FREEMAN:
Webster defines nuisance" to be that which
anuOys gives trouble or veNGtiOn. and adds,
'uuisGnces public when they annoy citizens in
general; gric6iC when they affect individuals on
ly. The point which troubles me Just here IS this:
There is COW belonging TO one OF the citizens of
this place which runs at large al night The afure-
said cow wears bell which IS at least one degree
smaller than the new Court House bell and Is hung
after the manner OF some womeu's touEues-ihu
result being that it l. never silent. Now when
that with that bell takes her line OF march up
and d0Wu public for the space Of two hours
in the middle of the night, or Jhereabouts,
Is she is the not public nuisance 10 the citizens
along that street and % nuisance ought not that
nuisance to he abated? Two or three individuals
with Hc1Ue than acres did with malice afore-
thought steal that same bell last summerI but
their cOusciences reprUved them to such an extent
that they returned the bel! to the owner, and the
COW now swings il in triumph. having il attach
ed to Tiveted strap. so that there Is no danger
Of il becoming unhUckied- And 50 the tIntiuabu-
Iatiun OF that uuhallowcd bell continues to hs
heard the land, greatly 20 the annoyance Of Cy
cry body and especially to the NERVOUS.
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scholars and chemists have devoted years OF time
and skiIlful labor that they might, in y measure,
relieve human suffering. Dr. Faust's German Ar
omatic Wine is the result of the most patient and
careful experiments. 1t is prepared with the most
scrupulous from pure Grape Juice and the
choicest Fruits. Roots and Herbs. and stands pre-
emiuently without equal for the use Of ladies
suffering with private disorders, aged or feeble and
deblitated persons, and those recovering from the
effects of exhaustnR disease, or mental OF physical
overwork. Guaranteed to promote digestion ana
fuvigorate a nd give new and permanent vital lorce
n no way ca n it he used a d iutOxicant. Ask
Druggists For sale at F. James usw Drug store,
Ebensburg. Pa. ih-e.-e-o-W.lH-I
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DEATH OF REV. =. NJ. GARyEY.-On Sat
urday night last Rev. p. NJ. Garvey, paGtor
Of the Catholic congregation at Freep0Tt,
Armstrong county, died from a caneerous
tumor in the lower part of the left side Of
his face and neck. About nine months ago
the affiictiOn manifested itself. and its
growth was so rapid as to alarm him. He
was treated nv several Pittshurg physicians,
but owing to the danger which would at
tend an operation. none of them cared to
take the responsibility of cutting it ont.
Ahout the beginning Of July last he went to
n Philadelphia hospital, and placed himself
in the hands of some of the most eminent
surgeons connected with the medical col
leges of that cftv. 4 partial operation was
performed. but finding that the patient
could not survive a complete removal of the
foreign substance, they were reluctantly
compelled to inform him that no suTgicalskill
could save his life, and that he had but
comparative brief space of time to live. On
his return to Freeuort the latter part of
August, Father Garvey stopped off here over
night, continuing his Journey home next
day. He fully realized that the end was
rapidly nearing, and his farewell to such of
his friends as met him carried with IL
mOurnful meaning. Gradually the flesh
Sloughed off from the cancer, until vital
spot was reached, and he was at rest at last.
Deceased was born in Ireland about hfty-
four years ago, and soon after attaining his
majority became ordained TO the Catholic
priesthood In 1861 he was assigned to the
pastorate of the old Catholic church which
stood on what Is now part OF the burYtng
ground in CODemauQh borough. Soon after
his arrival he "a the necessity OF erecting
new church edifice, and it was under his ad-
ministration the building on the corner Of
Locust and Jackson steets, as we'll as the
parsonage, were completed. He remained
in charge here until the fall of SO, when he
was transferred to Brownsville, Allegheny
county, and more recently to FreepOrt
Two of his brothers are also in the Catholic
ministry. we believe in the eastern part of
the State. Father Garvey endeared himself
10 the people of our town during his resi-
dence here, and not only by the members of
his congregation, to whose spiritual wants
he 50 faithfully attended, but also by those
of all denominations who formed his &C
qlaintance the news of his death will be
received with sOrrOw.-,JOhnStotcH Tribune.
May he rest in peace
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28

JOHN r. WALKER. a dealer in Yankee no
tions was arrested on Monday last and committed
10 the Greensourg jail on suspicion OF being i'm
plicated in the Galloway Newell outrage near Mt.
Union, WeStmorelan0 county. He was TO have a
hearing before Justice on Wednesday. but If so
friled TO learn the result. He and Prank
Newell we're the only suspected parties in prison
at latest accounts. though IL is reported that a
man named James. or James. was arrested at
Dunbar, Fayette county. Monday night, and
that three others named Collins, Flood and Nor
gan we're about 20 be arrested for presumed par
tcipation in the dastardly crime full particulars
OF which given elsewhere.
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EVERY school teacher in the county. who has
he wei fare OF bis profession heart should work
and vote against F. II Barker for Treasurer lie
is the man who tried to bring the County Super
intendency and school matters into politics, and
thereby In great NJ sure destroy their good and
efficiency In this county. He tried to make the
County Superintendency a matter for political
strife and partisanS to wranEle over Had Barker
succeeded in his bold and dlsreputsble efforts to
swlnd1e Mr.. Strayer out Of his office. it would have
had an extremely bad effect the com mon
school system in this county. School teachers.
school directors and all those who take interest
in the welfare OF the-public schools should rebuke
this political triskster F. II Barker, the Rapub-
iican candidate FOR Treasurer.-JotEsfotcH Demo
crdf.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-10-28

On THIRrY DAYS TRrAL.-We win send Or.
Dyes Celehrotef Electro VOltaic Belts and other
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to
yOnug men and older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, etc, guar
anteeng speedy relief and com iete restoration of
vigor and msnheod. Also for Rheumatism, Nsu-
ralxta, Paralysis. Liver and Kidney din sultiss
RuPtures. and many other diseases. Illustrated
pamphlet sent free. address VoltSie Bolt Co.,
Marshall 1ficd. GGNe ".
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Oh. What % C0tE0h!

VIII you heed the warning, the signal. perhaps,
OF the approach OF that most terrible disease,
Consumption Ask yourself 80 you AFFORD for
the sake OF savin3 80 cents to run the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience that
Shiloh Cure will cure your cough. This win ex-
plain why than million bottles sold the
past year II relieves Group and Whooping Cough
st once. Mothers. do not he withoutit. For Lame
Back. Side. or Cheat. Shiloh's Porous PlaSters
Sold by z. James, EbensburE, Pa. i4-s.-so.v.ly.I /
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'sOH, why should the spirit Of mortal he proud
Or take in its strength such bOastfui delight,
A single bold hornet can scatter a crowd,
And wasp that means business can put II 10
flight.
The nrst line OF the foregoing was the beginning
of a poem which great favOrite Of the lamen-
ted President Lincoln. As for the rest. however
we have no idea who wrote ii or who ad mires II.
Most of people know too much for that. Ihey
know for instance, when TO 20 to dinner. vixen TO
get in out Of the rain. when TO listen while the
church bells ring, and when to 20 10 = Blumen-
that's lI19 Eleventh avenue, Altoona, for the Ia
test STYLES and best makes of boots and shoes Tor
fall and winter wear. They ali 20 there ana come
hack satistled
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st. Elmo Hotel.
Nos. 31T and 319 Arch Street,
PHI IADEIPHIA

Rates Reduced to $40 per Day
The travelling public will stil hnd at this Hotel
the same liberal provision for their comfort. 1t is
located in the Immediate centres of business and
amusement. and the different Rail Road depots,
well all parts Of the city, are easily accessL
by street cars constantly passing the doors II Of
ers special inducements for those visiting the city
fer business or pleasure.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOS. NJ. FEGER, Proprietor.
Philadelphia Nov. l. IssO.-t.
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B. & Il.
DCTCBER :, 1S-l
Tor the coming seh- fn
SILK DEPART ME- ENT.


one lat Biack Rto5ar3es. go. s5s p IS ana
one WHO eva mes them q fI De s0rs O. I.erHlass
ei-o sfeeis- hs-Eafls i1 TIE c. sf-s-H' --uiu-c
Dutnbers-
satin t'lvon. satin aIe-~sllsur. ss1.a s--Af.
Also. nev Sstn fH~-sierue re-v 81 c.r-- - =. II
s. s. and 8 pJ. never hef - show. n ~ a-Fss
New Costume Veivsts. - tnchr. vIte .- Il -
New Black Costume Folvets. q iucast 7-.ig !.
- 50-E rare ba-EliD-
Ne~ Costume Seiye.s <. Co mp 20 sl5l5 Der "A.
leo pieces s5ineh Fcule. all pure wool. iH we've
1b1ice oilrE. az Sec vard. o. =-ed Tod md tha
~ .s r--t T-s r----f fl---s ~. s -..--s
this week la neat ChCrsz end PIHffr. 90 -- I9 and
= p; suitable i-r tili Sn.ts a71 Con- -.1arions.
New handsome an1 elaborate STRIP 9 l-a7e ties
n rich cglorings. Dress Goods - 1o-. a yard up
Great offerings IN Houseseeptug COL Tow.
els. Napkins and TaLi'rzs: O. doTsu NarEfus -
81 p: German Linen worth and never sold under
TO- dozen Heavy D.uasEE Red Borders. p lie. =
JOB lot, = 30. worth - .0
D0yIIsz 81 4 = slb-. sl.-5. mn % g per dozen
Also. 600 yards of German Table Linen rr r. Ire
six handsome D-w4sk patterns @ good h.-rsTu
New Hosiery In Cotton. lerluo. Cashmere and
Wool. Of foreign aud domestic manufacture 10
great variety Of handsome s-ylsz frlm l0- q pair
4 very extra bargain Iu Ladies Cashmere Hass
KID gloves. Foster hook. 81 q. 81. 50 and s.. 3
button Und-eeset Kid Gloves 81 Full I.ne Par
tv and Opera Shades AZ popular prices.
In CIoHk Department We nontin1= 90 show New
CIrculars. Sc TO new aud graceful shspzs ~ pri-
ces ranging from IS uu.
also. daily upsLi1g new tlinEs fr SlIE. satin
d,Lyon. MervejllrauE and khadams Garments Ia
all the new styles and sHspes. as fsEt they ap-
pear in liuiugs - FGr. IIlFn. SILK and S t'n-
A spectal a H-rl1=ut worthy ot note is 90 satin d.
Lyon I1.mCa. Drw shape. fwr trimming. very
long. urlcs SIS. worth 81. ere t1 - .HHr bust
Seal sscques. SIS - $50 sizes g. % - .ersth,
53 iu- 10 - iu-; qualities EuarEn-egl and rls ale
waFs the lowest Is G earnestly solicit 81 nj
nation.
BOGGS s. BUHI
lis and l2O Federal St.
ALLEGH HENT.
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4 GOOD Baptist clergyman Of Bergen, \.
Y a strong temperance man, suffered with
kidney trouble HeuTa lgia. and dizziness al
most to blindness. over two years after he
be bad ueen told that Hop Bitters would cure
him. because he was afraid of and pI Iej udiced
against "Biiters." " Since bis c1re he says
none reed fear but trust IL Rop 9it'sc.
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THE name of William Nesbitt. ESQ, of
Altoona, Eas been placed Un the Republican
State Central Committee. The cOlored peO-
pie of that city no doubt feel very grateful
Tor this mark Of respect for one of their lead
ing men, out according to the Cal some of
them hint That IL viii be a long time before
a c0loied man is put on the Republican State
ticket, although the coiorrd vote alone
makes PENNSYLVANIA Republican.
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4 HAT upon the sidewalk lay,
And meath IL lay brick:
An aged bum came past that way.
And gave the hat kick.
And people who had stopped TO see
The awful kick he dealt,
All knew n old hats quality
They knew that IL was felt.
HI doubtless felt meau-the way all the folk OF
the masculine gender feel when they are found
guilty ofhuying clothing at almost any 1ther place
than at Jas J. Murphy's 100 Clinton street. Johns
town. Mr. Murphy has the reputation Of selling
clothing at more accef table rates than any other
dealer in Cambria county and for that we reccom N
mend him TO the readers OF the FREEMAN.
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"HEszrests his head upon the lap of earth.

HERE rests his head upon the lap of earth
youth - fortune and to fame unknown
Too much beuzine 'cept meath his Rirth.
4 nd played the mischief with hts temperate
-
As win be seen, by glance Of The most transit
tory sort, the youth before spoken Of misdirected
his energies. Instead Of going tor benzine he
should have directed his footsteps towards Simon
X Bendheim s, next door to the the First Nation
al Bank, Altoona. where he would have secured
ready-made clothing, and thereby made both him
self and society happy. They have a big stock
good stock. and cheap stock, ana II you buy what
you need from them you will be sure to get the
worth OF your money
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DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE AND ROBBERY
infamous outrage and daring burglary perpe-
tTated at the residerce of Mr.. John Galloway
near Mt. Pleasant. Westmoreland county, on
Wednesday night of last week. Galloway Is n
bachelor. aged about 20 wears. and was supposed
10 have considerable money about him. A woman
named Nancy Newell filled the position of house
keeper. The robbers. it seems. knocked at the
door and Mr. Galloway opened it. witen five bold
fellows entered and asked for the loan OF an axe
The old gentleman refused their request VIII en-
thew pounced upon hun and knocked him down,
dragging him out upon the porch and beating him
irghtfuily. Galloway. who fought for his life des-
perately. now lies In critical condition and will
probably die. Some Of the fiends then bound and
2aRed Nancy Newell, throwing her the floor
and actually outragtng her person. After intimt-
dating the old gentleman and LADY, they searched
the house and took 81 300 belonging to Mr. Gallo
way and $500 Of Nancy Newell's. which they found
in p bureau drawer. Miss Newell, after the des-
peradOes left. succeeded in freeing herself and
went for aid. Frank Newell and David Hoffman
two Young farmers living in the neigbborhood
were arrested or suspicion two days afterward but
Hoffman was subsequently, discharged for want OF
evidence. while ynung Newell TO the
Greenshurg Jail to await further developments.
Six hundred dollors has been offered for the ar
rest Of the heads. and detectives are diligently
at work trying 70 ferret them out.
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RE ATM ENT.

The CuticurI treatment for the cure OF Skin,
Scalp and Blood Diseases consists iu the Internal
use OF CUTICUEA REsOLvENT. the new Blood Puri-
fer and the external use OF CTTICrlgA and CCTI-
CCEA SOAR. the Great Skin Cures.
Price Of CUTICUEA. small boxes. SOC; large box
e. 81. CUTICURA EEsOLvENT- 81 per bottle Gu
TICURA SOAR. Z5c CUUCUEA >HAvIS0 SoAT. l5c.
Sold by all druggists.
Depot. " EEkS q POTTER. Boston. Mass.
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Ladies', for those distressing COM
plants to lohich yOu are subject,
Mse DIR. FnUst's German aromatic
WSf5Ss ~ 'E.-1y.I
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GODEY's LADY's Book FOR NOVEMBER
opens with a beautiful Steel Plate engraving
Recalled to Lite, n richly cOlored double
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ty IN the fact that it is a Ladys Bodice with
ont shoulder seams The novelette, is
thrilling story of land and sea. by Thomas ).
Collier, entitled Beyond" There are nu-
mPTOuS shorter stories by good writer's Aunt
Ruth's funny sayings, and indeed the gener-
a get up of the magazine is worthy of all
praise. One thing to be said of this old IA
VoTite is that there is never anv vulCaTity or
immortality in its pages, and, therefore, it is
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We will furnish our own paper and the La
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