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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-26

The CAUSE OF THE VICTORIA DISASTER was
owing it is stated to the fact that 90 the return
trip Of the steamer with the eycursonists CO
board when moro than bali way home, slight
commotion Oh The boat, caused by tho rl,Sfal
prsuks Of q pumbtr Of youths oo tho lower deck,
and by others aacrIbcd to tho boat striking On o
snsa, caused the crowd Gu: Of curiosity to lush
to one side. and as tho side of tho boat saak
with the additional weight o volume OF water G
foot or two 10 depth poured in upop the lower
deck. which was crowded With passengers.
Instantly tho crowd on both decks rushed to
tho opposite side. aud their weight, together
With that Of the water shipped BY the boat.
caused lurch 10 the opposite direction. Jrcn
il was that the disaster occurred. The side CT
the boat sank in the water 10 the depth of one
tr Two feet, and while tho crowd 90 th. lower
deck were struggling to save themselves from
slipping down toto the river. the stauncbous
supporting the upper decks suddenly gave way,
and the whole structure. with it, lOsd of hunua
beiDRs. came down on those who we're below.
crushing them on the deck and rendering escape
impossible. Tho soepe that followed cannot be
described. The boat Continued to settle 90 is
eide deeper into the Waier, taking with it mepy
of the passengers who ", r, stunned by The ialI
of the upper deck. spd were, therefore. unahlc
to help themselves. Scores sank into The water
without consciousness of their fate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arneli is III.

MIR. PArnel is III.
General Me u loo has foaIy te.dercd ms
Resignation as kussIs1 minister Of war.
Herr Johasn Most. publisher OF the 'cis!i.t
Journal Freiheif, 10 loodoD. has bssn convicted
Of inoltug to murder.
The latest advises frnm Panama report
progress on the canal. Machinery is arriving,
but as yet but little has been done.
The Paris correspondent Of tho London IUes
reports the failure of Won Rsalte, the Dutch
diamond merchant. with 5000 900 francs &c.
csp.ancas. mostly held by Paris bankers. who
bought them without guarantee OF endorsels.
Tho Geoersl Assembly of the Scotch FREQ
Church have adopted resolution declaring
Professor Robertson Smith uuft to teach 10
her colleges because OF gu o!tico on the Hebrew
language cod literature contributed by him to
the Encyclopedias Britaopics. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-26

hr. D,zsrdort having secured his ofico. III.
like Mr.. Woliz who is sill out 10 the cold. is
opposed to coalition CT the Mshosilcs aad &c.
luoioats. aid thinks tia, tho BEST Interests of
Tho perry will bc suGsciyld b. lualiog u
stralghtout republican iIcket ntXi fail. MIR.
VOL z. who abors underline vain hope OF secur.
log 40 off % through the Mahouo iLhnuuca, On
the contrsty is oobviGojd thai republican, tua-
osss deDcnd5 upon making tbc Mahoniu ,all
way Tho republican dog. Mahono is certainly a
suscoss as u SPLITTER"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-26
PUBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY Is. 1881.
10 The case of Mr.. Foz for the sale Of news.

10 the case of Mr.. Follz for the sale Of news.
papers 90 Sunday, judge Keith, 10 dsy, decided
that while he did not deem il NECESSARY 10
question tbs power Of the city Of Alexandria to
prohibit The sale OF newspapers 90 Sunday, and
while be did not doubt That Oh the facts as
stated there had been sucA sale, that the ord-
nance OF the city Construed 10 accordance with
The rules of Interpretation OF statutes from
Blackstone to Sedswick did not contain such o
case ns the ono before him. The ordinance
under consideration prohibits Inc sale of
cigars. tobacco, clndy, soda water. mineral
water and all other goods, wares and
merchandise. Uodar tho general expression of
goods, Wares and merchandise" ii was
attempted to prohibit the sale Of newspapers,
aod the c,urt held that statute or ordinance
which euumers!es CERTAIN things which it pro-
hibits, oaonot bo enlarged 10 its operation by
tho use Of O general expression sucl as goods.
wares ana merchandise. tu: that party can
Only be punished for violation of the law in
tho particulars specified. nod Us newspapers
we're not specified tho petitioner must be- dis
charged The decision had 90 reference 10 the
conslitu.ionslity OF tho Dew Sunday laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-26

cough, Cold Or Sore Throat should
% stopped. Neglec. frequently results in sn
1ncurable Iung Disease or COnsunp.
Lon. Is R . W MS As Is ONCls A IL
AAGCHEs do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and balssm3. bat act directly
on the infiamed parts, sllsylng ,rr:,tiou
give relief Ia Asthma, u rOnchif!s.C Coughs,
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public SPEAKERS are sub.
Ieet 10. For thirty years B,own's Bronchis
is9ches hsVe been recommended by physicians,
ana always give perfec; satisf. clion. Having
oeen Tested by wide and constant use fo' nesrY
40 entire generation. they have st!ain:d ven:
metlIed RANK among the f.w s!spls remedies
inc age. Sold at 25c, 4 box everywhere, mals
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-26

1s5 ALEXANDRIA, May 20, lSSl.-Ano her
new lot CT tnose 6. 7. S ID aud l2c Lawns.
An entire new lot Of FANS, GLOVES. MlTs
aud EMBRoIDERIEs; also rog DRESS GoopS.
ElcHBERGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-26

ne most fashionable shades and styhs 10
DNkSs GOODS. Just opened, at |. EICHBERG's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-26

spANIsH LAcEs.-Blsck, white aoi Ecru
just opened at |. EICHBERG's.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04

To CURE EITS OF SNEEZING.-A cor
respondent of the BridiSb Medical Jo10.-
nal says During the recent rapid
changes of the temperature l caught
severe cold in my head, accompanied by
almost inceSsant sneeZing. My UnfOr-
tunate nose gave me no rest. The slight
est mpact of cold air, on passing frOG
the outside air into a warm room, equal
" brought on q fit of sneeZing. In vain
! snuffed camphoT and pulsatilia, the
light catarrh still triumpEed over me.
At length | resolved to see what the
maintenance Of uniform temperature
would do toward diminishing the irrita-
bility of my SchneideTian membrane,
and accordingly l plugged my nostrils
with cotton wool. The effect was in
stantaneOuS | SneeZed no more
Again and again l tested the efficacy of
this simpleiremedy, always with the same
result. However near l was TO a sneeZe,
the introduction of the pledgets stopped
it'at once. Nor was there any inconvsn-
fence from their presence, making them
sufficiently firm not to tickle, and yet let
ting them sufficiently loose to easily
breath through . This is really worth
knowing, for incessant sneeZing is among
the greatest of smaller ills, and it seems
only a rational conclusion to hope that
this simple plan may furnish the most
efficient remedy against one of the most
distressing symptoms Of hay fever.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
MoRE CORN TO THE ACRE.

The farmers in the Middle and ATTAIN
tic States, say the Germantown Ie5e-
grGl,A are beginning to study uut the eX-
Jjediency OF raising more cereals to the
acre then they have heretofore been do
ing. They see very clearly that 1t can
be done au1 in the case OF maize or IN
dian corn. especially so. 1t IS true that
the Tabor bestowed VIII he somewhat
greater but they consider that as a very
large portion Of this labor is done with
machinery. il does uUJ present the same
drawuacl. that it did form cIly. Besides,
there is no crop that shows the benefit
of good culture is much 8s corn. It can
not stand well in its own defense against
the rapid growth Of a multitude Of
greedy. ram pant weeds hence its graf
tude when the invading enemies are
thrust ont. aud ii is allowed to 90 on its
way rejoicing.
IL referring to heavy yield of corn
grown by Nathan c.. Pierce, III Mary
land. during the year just closed, he
furnishes for publication the statement
that one hundred and ten bushels Were
the product per acre. or rather that
number OF bushels. allowing seveniy-liye
pounds of ears to equal one bushel of
shtIlci corn. But TO remove all causes
for cayii. he set down ;he net yield, not
wilhstauding this allowance. at one
hundred bushels per acre. This seems
10 be q liberal estimate, and farmers in
general viii no doubt admit e to be so.
His mode Of culture is to plow the
ground. which was a grayeliE loan,
about the first Of May, narrow Ii III the
usual manner and treat it 90 nine huu-
dred pounds of a standrTd fertilizer per
acre again well harrow the land, make
rows three feet apart, then a small
amount OF fertilizer scattered in each
row. and on May 10 drop three grains OF
I corn ithe Lost Native variety two feet
apart in the rows cultivate and hoe the
crop four times. cutting Out one OF tnt
three plants and removing all OF thS
suckers and weeds until the time arrive.
for cutting and removing TO the barn
for husking. etc.
This is only what evers good farmer
ought to bestow upon q crop OF corn
There IS nothing ont OF the way about
it ut aI hence. there is 10 Just reason
with an ordinarily favorable season
that the result should not be the same il
tho production Of tie crop generally.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04

MOUNTAIN SHEEP produce the choic-
est Favored and tenderest mutton and
a very valuable wool for domestic puT-
poses. For instances the Welsh NUT
ton produced in the mountains of Wales
is sold by English eonfectioners as deli
cacy. and the Welsh flannel is the best
of it's kind, never shrinking and hardly
ever wearing out. Everybody has heard
Of Shetland wool, which is made into
ladies knitted shawlS ofstrange devices,
and into the softest hose and underwear.
And the Shetland sheep are exposed on
those bleak storm swept mOors in those
rocky isles of the northern ocean which
we should think uninhabitable. The
Cumberland mountain sheep. the Herd
wick, and the Scotch black faces, which
feed on the rocky Grampians, are also
noted for their useful wool, short but
strong and soft, ami Of the warmest
fieeciest kind, and are by no means small
for they reach weight OF l30 pounds.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
ELoNs AND now TO CURE THEM.

Ur. +. c. BTaunon, writing in the
Therapeutic Gazette for July, 1880.
makes the astonishing statement that
during his life thus far he has been af-
nicted with nearly forty felons, and
claims for that reason 10 be able TO speak
with authority as to their treatment.
Il be had been .he victim Cf four or even
fourteen feIons, his experience could not
fail to baNe commanded attention, but
when one reads of forty fclons having
afflicted one man in a short liie-ti me
ones Faith receives severe shock. 1t
it had been forty bOils instead of forty
feions that Cue has experienced, no one
would haV" gaiU-said % for The habit Of
boils to muutiIly IS well known, but fe.-
ons in such shoals are too much for ere
dence. u IS 20 be greatly feared that
the Doctor. in his enthusiasm over
supposed sure cure witch he has found,
has made haste 10 call every bruise or
pimple or boil fe.ou. and as lie saw IL
disappear under his curative appiica-
ti0Hs without developing he full pro
portions of a ielon. has added another
to the tally of felons cured. This is
such common fault that We cannot find
Il III uHc heart To seriously condemn the
Doctor, ioI his treatment is good one.
although he has forgotten what our
ttsl'lGta r.iE t4Fo-Attl 10 never .tB1sf SIZE
Of, that they can never be sure that the
paIticu.ar trouble which they think to
threaten felOu. and 20 which they au-
ply tile cure. would have ever become
such il ,hcy had omitted the cure. As
FAR a5 the sufferers ara concerned, they
are equally as happy 10 have escaped
whether thc evil may have Gt en- real CT
imaginary: but when the merits of the
curative agent are to he discussed, it is
quite important TO prove that the sup
. posed disease realiyeNisted. Here is the
statement in which the Doctor describes
his remedy Il have used the follow
ing simple treatment FOR twenty three
years. since which I have always sue
ceeded in abortiug this painful disease,
or modifying the great pain. and not Un-
frequently preventing the loss Of one
+ Joint of the finger: Take of soft I've SOAP
and tlaxseed meal . sufficient quantity
stirring the meal in slowly with patUla
. or case knife. manipulating thoroughly
50 as TO form a salye or p0ultice. Corn
. meal Is q good substitute for the flax
seed. Enyelop the finger ia this. apply
ing snugly and occasionally pressing il K
bring il more completely iu opposition
Renew the puUl,ice every twelve tC
twenty y-iouTh0urs. Don try every pre-
scripti1n You may hear Of. Depend OF
this, aud this alone. II VIII. il applied
in time abort the disease, il adopt ei
later, it viii bring il to Z small head,
Of loo far advanced TO he scattered
when.tInay be picked almost painlcssly 3
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
AEo aErTiEi,s.l...sf = :

Is a sure curs Tor all ordinary diseases ct Horscz
Cattle. sheen and Swine. It cures antspreveuts
CHICSEN CHOLERA. Your COW o. certain to Weld
- FER CENT NoI,- BETTE. NyIIs AND B-r-reH
STOCK FATTfcS ON ONF-FOJ RTH LESS
FEED.
Being in possession of q large number Of excel
lent testimonials subioiu few.
I have been using your Cattle Powder for horses,
cows. chickens and pigs and find it q FIilsT-CLAss
ia iug.-CS FORCE BOSU, Germantown. Pa.
have used two packs IF your Cattle Powder on
my COW and chickens. IHE COW GAVE NEAHIY
TWICE THE QUANTITY or MILK she did before. 1Iy
chickens were dying. bu, were CURED
LN after l had used the powder.
Yours. truly. JONAS PAsoUE Dallas, y. &.
I have used your Cattle Powder and must say il
is the best for horses, cattle, sheep Tried it
poultry for many complaints. with SUCCESS IN
EVERY CAsE--JoN. WEAVER, Berry ysyiile, Pa.
Last summer you sent me package Of your pow
der which gave 10 my poultry, and have not had
one droopy turkey OF chicken sincc.-Mrs. WH.
KNAPP. Orange. n Y.
Send me pack or two Of your Cattle Powder.
. The pack got from You last winter CURED THE
. CITCSEV CHOLERA. / gave some nf 10 to a neigh
bOr and it cured his chjckens.-JoHS WILLIAMS,
Spruce Vale Ohio.
Address. Tor n pamphlet J. \. MILLER. 33I
Arch St. PHlLADEIPHIA- Pa. FOR sale by y.
J, FREIDHOFF, Ehe nsbUrg. Pa. I7-q. .'so.-1y.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
STATEMENT MADE UNDEROATH.

treated with KcudalI'S SPAWN Care bone spGyin
Of several months growth. uaarly half a. large as
n hens egg. and completely stopped the !ameuess
and removed tn" enlargement. have worked the
horse ever since very lard, and hc never has been
lame. could ever any difference in the size
Of the heck POINTS since treated him With Ken
dau's SPAWN Cure. Il. 4. GAISEs.
EnosburEh Pals, Vt, Feb. 25. 1879.
sworn and subscribed To before me. this 25th day
OF February. a. l.. 1879.
IonN q rl.NxE Iusticn nf Lie Peacc
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04

CURE FOR CoLDs.-To make a candied
lemon or pepperm int for colds, boil one
and half pounds of sugar in half pint
of water till it begins TO candy around
the sides put in eight drops of essence ;
put it upon buttered paper and cut with
a knife
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04

y LARGE per cent. OF food given to
pigs is wasted when uncooked. Pigs
viii not assimilate raw food like older
animals, and they can only be fed econ
by first cooking their feed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
b. JONES' TARAYCANIM TONIC

whose virtues has stood the test Of ~ years is IN
iniiibie in the cure Of Dyspepsa General Debility,
Chrenio Weakness or Lungs. Spleen and kidneys.
short Breath. Heartburn ST Nitus' Dance. pains
ln the stomach. Back and Chest. Particularly
adapted 81 an Female Diseases, no matter what
tne age % the patieat msy De. Price. IS ctF. Sold
by Dr0ggists. L5-s, 'so.-Iy.I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
GRoCERs SELL AsCHENBACH * MuLER's
FAMILY CHOCOLATE!

An article superior in quality and lower in price
than any other in the market. A prominent and
experienced New York physician gives 1t as his
opinion that chocolate is preferable to tea or coffee
because it adds strength to the body, new life to
the exhausted brain. quiets the nervous system,
harmonizes the workings OF the digestive organs,
and gives purity to the blood.
For sUperfine con fection. ask your confectioner
for our Sweet Spiced Vanilla Chocolate. Aschen-
bach Miller, Sd and Callowhill SITS, Phila-. Pa.
For sale by V. :. BARKER s. BRo, and Y. J. fREID-
EoFF. Ebousburg, Pa. I5-e,-1y.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
The Positive Cure
For al Female Complaints.


Tl4prouArrtiou. IS its sig,iaer. eonsi-ts Of
yctzlle Properties eaU lIrr1ic- TO thS LAOS de-
ir--e invalid Upon one trial the merits OF IL Con
mann, -iu te recognized relief is iu-aediatc ssa
y1eu st. --c 3 ortlUSd, in uncty-utnc cc1s in k
e5 q r---r-a is c-ctcd, rs thcIzl5 3 70
,fr f,,, account ~ i,r proven s-fte s: fs t-,--
commented and rgss-b5I by the bet Phys..zs- g.
the ror-tzy.
Il viii cure entirely tho vos-t FORM cs f-1r7r
OF the rter-s Is1.corrEaa, is-g-ul-r cul Ia.-...'
Ncnstr,ston ali Cvariar Troubles ln,au1-ati'- . f-
I-cSration. Floojiul= all Tii!accsaeats ard IS
t,,f s,5i.a v kre- ard is ccciaIiy zdar ted
. Carp os Life. II will dissolve ami oVrei t-n0rs
from the uterlsIns early stage OF deveo7Ioent. t.
tendency to carccrouH Iur0rs there g. chec-ed Vsty
sr-edlly ~ its use
r.t and best remedy that has ever be~r clsc,v-r
Cd i Tarreacs every ToEou Ct the fTssil, as l-lrs
new iIraal.iv vcr. i-r,raovcs f1i1tne Hltc-a,-. de-
troys al craving FOR stiz1yiuTt Eac relieves veins
Of the stomach
Il cIr,s Boating UeaslacAcs Nervous Trortratar.
General Doliity sles plessaos, Depression sHd IrdI
cesticn That feeling os bo1yn down, csvsiuC pam,
weight nd bac2cs, l. rl-rss rorg1a1c-tly cured
its use. Il v',Iat all -i-cs AID 'lde-al cclsta-
ccs, act IN harmony VIII the Ivy shat governs the
frrssloFyztcTn-
Fcz Kidne Complaints OF either tlis compound
!s unsJir parsed
lydia {. PjnkI,am's Vegetable Compound
T4prrra-d 1t 20 and - vve--ern Avenue lynn ,lss.
F-ics sLc3 SIX Jo;u-z far SO Seat ~ Iflsi T.. t.e
form OF rs zl7r i te form % I-zeugcs, receipt
ofr..ce. $40, re- bcz, f-r either -. FTSEUaz
freely a1ls--s al l-tt'.s CT Inquiry Send fJr ran
IE!et. ALlsasa O. -ie-o iaz.'tt. g. f'a1 Paper
70 raFiy r-suul1 --- W ,hye- iIf'.A = I-NElIhai
LIVER T-L-s. Ta-y c.rs Co--tirztiol. Ln.euzacs.
and dTor7itity q the Liver. . cg.i-s ser loz-
csJ- For sale 10y Il 70. 4. KELLY . Co. Genera
Agents. PITTSBURGH, 70, and D.. WM. LEyN9S
Druggist. thcu- onrS. Ia. L.. SHY j
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04

ALWAYS give the soil the first meal.
If it is well fed with manure it will feed
all else-plants, animals and men.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
PnRKER's HAIR sALsAFa

PnRKER'S HAIR BaLSAEA
The Rest and Most Economical Hair Dressing
ex1li.rc,y T,crfjim-d and perfectly harmless.
VIII Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
to It's original yithf color and appearance. and is
warranted to stop It's filling, assist its growth and
prevent badness
4 Nv applications OF the BI.sAst viii soften tho
ha:r. cleanse al dsndrlf ard cure itching and hu-
rla,irs ofhe scalp Sold by al druggists 0 elE
Nov. y, 1SSO.-1y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
Pastor N. E. chrreh. Fattsn's 'iiil.

KENDALL's ssrAvIS CURE g sure IN jts effects and
mild in its action, it does not blister, YET s i
penetrating and powerful to reach every deep-scat-
cd pain OF to remove any b0ny growth OF other en-
Iarscmcut, such as spavlaz spIuts curns, calious,
sprains, sTcIlinEs any lamenoss and al! enlarge
ncuts of the joints OF limbs, rheumatism ia man.
for any purpose for which llniment l. used Tor
or beast. 1t is now lu0yTa 90 I've the best lini
Tcnt for man ever used being as mild 10 its action
as It is certain ia its effects. Send address for IL
Iustratct circular, which wc think gives positive
proof Of irs virtues no remedy for man well as
peast has ever 10 cur kuuvIelzo mct with such an
qualified success.
81 Price, 81 per. bottle. or six bottles sors5 ALI
DEUGCIsrs have it or can get 1t for you, It VIII
be sent TO any address on receipt OF price by the
proprieto-s, D.. y. ,. KENDALL & CO, Euos-
burgh Falls, Vermont. SOLD BY All. DRUG
. tlS!<. ft-lJ-IzEl.7
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04

/ FACTS l5oRTH slHOg3!@Cs Z
Z Ginger, BEchu, , eHdTaSe, S:ii!iE-ia azjs
rl1rT other lf tie best T. 7---Ies 4sIl Q: . ~"
Sslirft.iv combined in TAREEH . GISGEE IoSICt
I As TO make it.hc greatest Blood Pcri6sT and q
Tho Best Ecal-h and St-e1gth hestOrer z
ETcT sCd.
So perfect i5 the CON position OF PAEEr7s 9 !
EEFvGEE IoSrC that TO disease can long exist :
kwhere i is used. Il YOU have Dyspepsia, ttoSd- ;
sachs, E;.curaliE-a, Neu-aigis, Bowel, Ncreys
ser LIVER Disorder, OF IL YOU need rnild stl7l-
Sulaut or appetizer, the IC2IC IS just tho r'cd4
gicine Tor YOU Il is highly curative AID II /,
Evig9-asin- but never intoxicating.
IL you are slowly wasting away with Con {
ksur,Et.oa or any sickness, if you have ? irfui
lCouah or n bad Cold, FkREER's GIEcE1 To,;Ic I
swil surely help you II gives new lie and
5yigOr to the feeble and CRed, end IA = certain :
gcCrn for Rhcun atisn and Cholera t1~entui7.
kIt Has SaTes Hundreds OF iiYesy It hay !
Save fouTs. :
z II vOu arc feeling miserable don't wait Uutl I
kvou are down sick, but use tho TCSIc to-day. !
RE.o matter what your disease or syriTt toIls may
be it VIII give prompt relief
Remember PAREER's GISGER TOETC IS noty
"a rum drink but the 6est and Purest FamiiyJ
ENedicine ever made, compounded by n new
Sprocess, and entirely different from Bitters
IcingeT preparations and all other Tonics. 1Fy
2 SOC. bottle Your druggist can supply you
- :. =. - q
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL
KendalI's SPAWN Cure.

ASHLAND, SchuyIkiu Co. Pa, June 3, 1850.
DIR p. J. KENnALL X Co--Geuts: case Of
spawn that uuisr my observation was entire
II cured by one bottle of your houdril's SPAWN
Cure. and the horse sold afterwards tOr two hun
Grcd dollars.
Yours truly. Gas. Il. BARNARp.
ne Ifrrr.r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
DR.. Wares PuImonalis

is household word with those who have used It,
because IL does its work quickly and effectually in
cases OF Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness, Influenza,
Asthma, Bronchitis. Whoopng Cough. Group,
Pains in the Breast, Consumption and Bleeding
Of the Lungs. Only 10 cents a bottle. Ask your
druggist for II. Wholesale Depot, n. ". cor. Ord
and CalloHh!ll SITS. rhilad'a. Pa. l9-H.-s5<n.1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04
CELEBRATED II. II. II. MEDICINE,

Persons afflicted with aches aud pains, and who
have not tried the great II. H. II. Medicine, do not
know its powers in removing pain. Give il trial
for Rheumatism, Neuralgia. and particularly Dlph-
liberia. A cure for horses suffering with Bone
Blood SPAWN. Poll Evil and Collie BE sure and
ask for the II. II. II. Medicine, manufactured by
j.. D. TomlinsOn. Philadelphia, the popularity
Of the has led other parties to put Inferior
article into the market bearing the same name
Sold by druggists everywhere.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-04

PA-rEN's Mills, Washington Co. y. Y.
Ferrr1urv OF 1880.

Fe0runry e. 1850.
B.J KENDALL ". D.-Doar Sir: The particular
which I used your spawn Care was
malignant ankle Sprain of sixteen months stand
ing I had tried many things. 5ut~ih vain. Ncur
Spawn Cure put the foot 70 the ground again,
and for the first time since hurt. in q natural DO
sitfon. For family Iinimcnt il exceIs anything
we have ever used. Yours truly.
ItEv. N. p. Bell