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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-13

~ IS cialned that New York women look
younger at 80 than Boston women do AZ AZ
or Chicago women at 80, i" for the reason thai
they have been taking PeT1tna for the nast
three months, but Boston and Chicago vvo,
men are coming up in fine style entering
upon the home stretch on MdnaEn. 7 gof
one of your books on the "IIIs of Iife'' from
your druggist as a present. ard, as if directs
nave been taking Peraua and Manolin NV
bowels are in excellent condition and the
lungs and heart are improving finely -
j. NJ. WALKER, Iawas. Pa
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THE NATIONAL MONTHLY, published at
Washington, ID. c., now in its sixth year of
publication has beer enlarged and greatly
improved. 1t is Handsomely illustrated. and
It's editorials, stories, poems and sketches are
written by the best writer's. 1t is bound in A
beautiful cover. The publ ishers offer extra
ordinary inducements to agents and good
wages can De made canvassing for il a
sample copy with terms TO agents and a SET
of handsome picture cards will be sent To
any address for 10 cents
Address, THE NATIoNAL PRINTING Co.
p o. Box Col, Washington, ID. c.
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BLAIR CoUNTY's FIRST ToMATo.-Tbe
Houidaysburg correspondent of the Altoona
IT5oHne IS responsible for the following. to
when we may add that we remember verv
we'll, and we amt old either, when tomato
vines laden with green or red fruit. as the
case may be, were pulled up by the root in
thaJ same town of Hollidaysburg and thrown
over the fence as being unfit for either man
or beast- A I'd here is how they came to be
introduced into that locality, as told by the
correspondent aforesaid:
II rs Just hfty-fve years since the nrst tomato
was EIoNA in this county. In the spring Of 1927 a
ira 'eleI Who arried night at the village inn
at fIahkstown presented the landlords little
daug ghter with few seeds. which she carefull-
plan-eu and from which the first ripe tomatoes
ever grown In this county were produced The
lttte Girl was so proud of her little tree fun OF
bright red love apples = that she carried if
around TO every house in the village and as the
fruit was supposed TO be poisonous the children
we're cautioned not to touch or handle it, The fol-
lowing year the little girls mother. against the
protest Of all the other members Of the family
prepared cooked and ate some OF the fruit As
she pronounced il good and palatable and did not
stcken the tomato soon became a favOrfte dish in
the family. The young girl. whose name was Ma
ttlda BrOtherline Is still living. the wife Of Mr
John Barr, of East HOllidaysburg, and mother of
). Il. Barr. Of Hays CITY. Kansas who Is at pres
ent on a visit TO his aged parents. Althouoh Mrs
Barr Will be surprised to this in print she viii
we have no doubt verify IL If called on by any OF
our citizens.
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THE BT-CENTENNIAL PAeEANT.-One of
tne features OF the BlCentennial celebration
In Philadelphia, will be a niphr raoas,1t
consisting of enormous tableaux on wheels
representing historical scenes in the life off
pennsylvania, and also a set OF "aoats y IL
iusJratIng one of the great epic poems of In
which we will give next week. II viii bo
seen that there will be plenty of room for
display. and we are assured will be taken
advantage Of The most elaborate urenara-
tlons are going on, and the'spectators will be
astonisned beyond measure at the magnif-
cence of the tableaux.
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MILLIONS GIVEN AwAY-Minions of hot
ties of DIR; Kings New Discovery for Cor
SUMPTION, Coughs and Colds, have been given
away as trial bottles of the large size Tb;e
enormous outlay would be disastrous to the
proprietors, were it not for the rare merits
possessed by this wonderful medicine. CAL
at E James Drug Store, Ebens5urg, and GEL
a trial bottle free and try for yourself. III
never fails to cure
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Jobb Liant
"a " VS. Hipps and Snyder; Common Pleas Of
Cambria county. No. -. March Term. 1s7I -Hfpps
q LLOYD vs.. John LantZy; No. 40. Sept. Term. rs
And now. 70 wit Sept. eth. 1852. Rule 70 show
cause why Judgment. LautZy vs.. Hipps & SNYDER.
credited on Judgment of Ffipps X LLOYD Isantzv
should not be marked for use of John Hipps and
the sum Of $3.50 having heen paid 80 20 Court Rule
70 show cause whydeed Sled should not be delivered
% the purchase, and a Y. Barker appointed Au-
dltor 70 report distribution Of the money uad into
Court and to suggest a. decree. BY the Court
JoHv g. q 5ATEs. Trothnnotarv-
NOTICE is hereby given that viii SIT my nfcc
IN Ehensburg- on H7nd1y. Ocfoeer &c. IS7s a. o.
clock p n. for the purpose fatteuding TO the du-
ties Of said appointment when and where al par-
ties interested must attend. OF be deha rred from
coming IN on said fund A. Y. BARKER
EbenshUrg. sept. -, 1Ss2-3t Auditor
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DEATH OF A SoN OF MIR. A. T. PINDLE.--
Philip Pindle, aged % years, died OF con
sumption at FTostburg, Nd, on SATURDAY.
morning, Oct Z, 1882 The deceased was
formerly of Howard county, Md, and was
the third son OF A. T. and @. A. Pindle. his
father, as many of our readers are aware
being a resident of Blacklick township, this
county. lie was a young man of great
promise, and esteemed and beloved by ali
who knew him. This is a sad, though not
unexpected, affiietion to his parents and
friends. True, he had been a sufferer for
more than year past, but the blow is the
more crushing because he is the fourth child
three sons and one daughter-whose loss
in the morning Of life, and within very few
years, the parents haYe been called upon to
mourn. All of them were victims of that
unsparing destroyer of the human race, con-
sumption. Our sincere sympathies are with
the bereaved family and friends
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PERsONALr TO MEN ONLY

THE VoLTATc BELT Co. Marshall. Mich. viii
send DR.. DYgs CELEBRATED ELECTRO VoLTAIC
BELTS ND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thir-
ty days to men young II Old who AFFLICTED
with Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality and Man
hood and kindred troubles. guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration Of health and manly Wig
OF. Address as above. N. B.-No risk is incurred,
as thirty davs trial is allowed. T5-26.-515m.
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"a signed, having been appointed Auditor 70
hear and decide upon the exceptions fled to the
first and fnai account Of ]. T. Psterson and W. @.
Fleming, Administrators of Elizabeth Fleming,
late OF White township. decd, hereby gives notice
that ne will sit at his office in Ebensburg, Fri
day the 10Th day Of NopeBl6er nerL at two O'Clock
fu the afternoon, for the purpose Of attending to
the duties Of the above appointment; when and
where all parties interested may attend If they
think proper. JOHN FENLON. Auditor.
Fbensburg Oct I3 1852 At
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JOSEPH +. DURBIN. Secretary.
L0rettO, Pa. Oct. 8. 1852.

BOSS BAND AGAINST HUSH AND Hon
an Abdtctton trGs Nipped IN the Bud The
Jonnstown Tribune of Monday relates the
following:
On Friday evening last = woman giving her
name as Mrs Scott came out from BtairsvfIIe on
the Branch train. accompanied by two small chill
dren. TO take the mail express east While she
was waiting At the station imam approached and
seiztng one OF her children made of with il across
2 held into strip Of wood. The woman screa IN ed
loudly and begged the men present to rescue the
child The Altoona City band hanDened to be a =
the intersection and several members OF the or
sanlzauon started tn pursuit OF the supposed ab-
ductor- when they came up TO him he refused Il
hrst 10 reitrquish possession Of the little one saw
Ing the child was his and he proposed to retain II
IN ms keeping- Finally. however, ,jhe was Induced
70 return IL to the woman. whose iov seeing IL
again was unhouDded. It learned that the
name oi the man who had taken the child from its
InoJher was Rager: that he one time the
husband OF the woman in question but that she
had peen divorced from him and the children Civ
en- into her custody by the court Subsequently,
" seems. she married n man named Scott Some
OF me nand members said they knew the woman
ana that she formerly resided in Altoona Her
present place Of residence was not learned
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Diabetes, Brieht's Disease, Kidney, Uri-
nary or Liver Complaints cannot be contract
ed by you or your family If Hop Bitters are
used, and if you already have any Of these
diseases Hop BitteTs is the only medicine
that will positively cure you. Don't forget
this, and don't get some puffed up stuff that
will only harm you
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Trains on the EhensburR and Cresson Branch
Railroad rnn as follows under the existing time
table:
MORNING TRAIN-Leaves Ebensburg at 10 and
arrives at CressOn at TO- Returning leaves Cres-
son at III 40 and arrives IN Ebensnurg at u 10 P NJ
AFTRsNooN TRATS-Leaves Ehensburg at 3Io
and arrives at CressOn at 4:1O. Returning. leaves
Cresson At 6:4O and arrives in Ebeusburg at 40.
Both trains (morninR and afternoon) on the +.
n @ X. X. connect at Cresson with trains going
east and west on the main line Of the p. r. r
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A ADMIN1STRATOR,S NOTICE

IA Estate Of GEORGE TRoxELL, decd
Letters of administration on the estate Of Geo.
Troxell, late Of Reade township, Cambria county,
deceased. have been granted to the unders gned.
who hereby notify all persons indebted to said
tate by note or otherwise that payment Of their re-
spective accounts must be made without delay,
and those having claims demands against the
same viii present them properly authenticated for
settlement. PERRY TROXELL. I .ar,r-a
JOHN TROXELL, nun 70
Glasgow =. o., Reade Twp, oct. is, 1ss2,-st.+
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STRAY SHEEP. -Strayed from the
~ enclosure of the subscriber. in Washing ton
township. on OF about the middle OF last August
thirty OF more head OF sheep, some of which were
marked y. k" others -. A. and still others
as. r. reach side with tar and all of them
had red kiei marks on their rumps They are sup
posed TO have left in different iocks. Any infor-
nation which will lead the recovery of said sheep
will be thankfully received and properly rewarded
by JOHN p. O'NEIL11.
Oct. 3, 1sS2.-3t.s Cresson I. o.
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MUsIcAL.-The frequent appearance of
the hnabe Pianos in our concert rooms is
not at all surprising 10 those acquainted with
the history of the firm or the character of
Jhe instrument itself. Not long since. the
WIiter' When IN neighboring city, had Oc-
casion to play upon one of these pianos II
mad wIthstoOd the test Of twenty-five years
service. The greatest pleasure was still to
be derived from its tone. 1t was so reason
ant and musical that it seemed as ff-Hke
0ld "Ine-lt must have improved with age
In no other way than this couId we iustIv
Illustrate its perfect state If preservation. =
The knabe Piano of to-day is in the fore
most rank OF instruments. As one listens to
us ringing vibrations, it appears as though
the poetry Of tone itself were being raveaied
IN a language far more complimentary and
Just than any verbal praise could pOssfbIv
be.-B0stOp Home Journal
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To all who suffering from the errors and in
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay. loss Of manhood, etc. will send recipe that
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a nifssionarv in South
America. Send a selfaddressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. NetU YORK CITY.
Sept. l, 1sS2.-Iy.
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Heartily Recommended.

Don It condemn good thing because you
have been deceived hy worthless nostrums
Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured MANY in
this section of nervous disorders, and we
recommend it heartily to such sufferers
Re7rs
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NOTICE

II Estate Of MAGDALENA WEAKLAND. decd.
Letters testamentary to the estate Of Magdalena
Weakland late Of Allegheny township. deceased. i.
evipg been issued TO the undersigned. notice is
hereby given all persons indebted to said estate
that prompt payment must De made, and those
having claims or demands against the same should
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment. FRANK l.. LITTLE, Executor
Allegheny Twp. Oct. Q, 1852 -6t-s
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o, sweet Ootoberi how thy charms enrich and
bring reDOse
To those whom summer heat has robbed of ras.
and adipose
The palate thou wilt tickle, too-It groweth cool
and uOtster:
once more we give engagement to the luscious.
juicy oysteri
ANYTHING with an ''r'' in 10 is now in season.
including ready made clothing. With regard to
me iatfer- we would advise you to go 10 James J.
Murphv,s. l09 Clinton street. Johnstown. if vou
want fall and winter wear at the lowest Of low
prices III sells nnly good article and deals per
fectiy fatr and d'sdunre with all customers To try
assertions.
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soME, marry for love and some FOR money,
And sOme-the Lord knows why:
Some ind the land OF milk and honey,
Some nnf hing hmf 4 arnr.ln r.En

We know where you find the best boots and
shoes 10 market. be YOU, reader man or woman
youth or miss, or child Of tender wears. At 8.
BlumenthaIs. 1ll9 Eleventh avenue. Altoona.
Where not only the best are sold. but the biggest
stock Of all sorts In the market constantly fills his
shelves His prices, too. wond erfuIly liber-
al that You cannot find fault with them. An order
by mail describing the sort Of shoe wanted will be
promptly filed. at lowest rates.
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Goodbye. Arahi. But should You chance to
wander over In this direction call and see us first
taking care to stnp in Iohnstown to visit the New
York Clothing Hall. 210 Main street Of that CITY
y on VIII fnd the clothing sold by this house much
better and much cheaper than anything Won could
procure IN Egypt. A bra nd new invoice of good !
sntable for this season of the year Just received.
Ihe general public is invited TO keep the name OF
the New York Clothing Hall in mind when about
10 make fan and winter purchases.
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THE FIRST OF THE ANNUALs.-We are.
indebted to the New York Catholic Publica-
tiOn Society Co, New York for a COPY of
the Illustrated Catholic Family Manual for
1873 The Manual contains LAP pages, and
is printed with elegant tyne on the very best
and finest Of paper. It abOuuds in statiSti-
cal information alike useful and interesting
TO Catholics, and contains thirty four beau
tiful Illustrations most of which are correct
portraits of distinguished Catholic prelates
and scholars, accompanied with a biographi-
cal sketch Of each. Besides all this the
Manual contains several brief and well writ
ten articles on subjects cOn1ected with the
history Of the church. Take If all in all it is
a most valuable publication. Price % cents.
Z. S.-The above was intended for our last
issue, but was crowded out. and since then
we are in receipt of another copy of the ex-
ceilent little work, kindly sent US by our
TREND John J. Murphy, Catholic bookseller.
No 40 Grant street, Pittsburg
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TAUTION.-An persons are hereby
~ cautioned against levying upon or otherwise
interfering with any of the five stock, farming i'm
perty now In the possession Of Andrew and Mary
Bur9oon. of Clearfeld township. as / have pur-
chased and paid for the same. and viii resist the
seizure or sale of of said property to satisfy
any debt which has been or may be contracted by
either the parties named, the property referred
to having been left with them subject to my dis
posal or removal at any time.
+ s. BURGOON.
Clearneld Twp. Oct. 13, lss2.-st.s
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CTRAY HEIFER.-Came to the farm
y Of the subscriber, in ClearfeId township. dur
ing the latter part Of last March, a red yearling
heifer with white stripe cross her shoulders
No marks visible The owner Is requested 10 come
forward prove property. pay charges and take her
away; falling in which, she viii be disposed Of as
the law directs JERRY DONAHOE.
CIearheld Twp. Oct. 6. lss2.-2t.
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WILMoBB BOFoUGH-
Harkin OFT Estate. one house and oua1ot
The owners OF the above pieces OF tracts OF rrrf
desiring % redeem them. cau do so lv a-rlvl- 10
the Commissioners. al their Office hlf re tlo ii re
OF the sale except In such cases vtsrr av Of 8.
lands were offered for sale on the nth e.= " Scr
tember last. and were held over aEer BIDS we.
made for the same.
JoHN 81 tANrRELa,l
= y. DAVIS. yCor1rnfeFF-urrs
TCsEFH H0rrE \
WILLIAM II. N MULE ClerE
Commissioner Office. Ebuushur- Oct @ 17s-
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ATDTTOH,S NOTICF -The ,,ndor

n I DIIOh = "NOIlCE.-The under
IA signed having been appointed Auditor 70
near ana decide upOn the exceptions filed To the
nrst ana nnal account Of Frederick Mouse Ruar-
dian of John :. and Charles A Rla kelv hereby
gives notice that he viii sit At his ofice in Fbens-
burg on Iuesddy. October L. ISss. at O'Clock in
the afternoon for the purpose Of attending to the
duties OF the above appointment; when and where
all parties Interested attend II thev see pro-
per. "A Y BARKER Eudffcr
Ebensburg. Sept. -, 1881
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A FORMER EBENsBURG LADY SHOT IN
ALTooNA.--Joseph Able, of Altoona, a mem
Der Of Co. ID, returned home from target
shooting practice on last Thursday after
noon, and in order to convince his wife that
ms name wasn't the only A hle thing about
nun, ne put up target against the stable at
the rear end of the lot, and raising his fuzpe
hlazed away at it. The papers don't tell us
whether he hit or missed the mark. but thew
do tell US that the gun went of. and after the
ball had gone through the stable a board
fence, and coal shed, and the side of a
mouse IN. which Miss Matilda Mckenzie. who
with her mother and other members of the
ramily removed from this place to Altoona a
year ago last Spring was sitting at n table
eating her supper. This didn't end its ca
reer, however. for the next thing 1t did was
strike Miss Mckenzie in the small of the
PACK, which 1t entered at an angle of about
two inches to the right Of the spine. and after
followlnG the course Of the superficial mus.
cles, lodged beneath the region of the umbiI-
icus, from which 1t was soOulafter distracted
by Dr. Hartzell. At latest accounts the
young lady was doing well, and no doubts
are entertained for her early recovery. Able
was subsequently arrested and locked m
until Saturday, when he was released after
a 1ne OF twenty dollars and costs had been
imposed and bonds furnished bvFhis father
ln-Iaw for the payment of the doctors bin
and the necessary loss of time to Miss Nc
henzie, who earns her living by sewing.
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SUICIDE ON THE CARS. Among the pas
sengers on the mail express east from Pitts
burg on Sunday last was a one legged man,
who occupied a seat by himself He spoke
to no one and attracted no attention. About
seventeen miles east Of Pittsburg a loud re-
port was heard. which created a panic among
the passengers in the car, everybody imagin-
ing that they were the target As soon as
the scare was over the passengers discovered
the one-legged man sitting upright in his
seat a corpse, blood and brains OoZipg from
a wound in his right temple Conductor
James ClOssin, who had charge of the train.
was notified and he and tire passengers
searched the pockets Of the dead man to fird
some evidence as 70 who he was Pension
papers were found from which it was learn
ed that his name was George p. Helm. that
he was about fOrty-fve years of age and that
he had lost his leg at Gettysburg In his
clinched hand was held the revolver which
had fired the fatal shot. No reason can be
assigned for the act
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NO 10 just issued

ELOCI ITIONISTS, ANNUAL goo paRes
II latest and Best Readings Dialogues ana
Iaoi eauN. MANY entirely new and cole eeted from
the pest writers for the first times Post-uaf5 AZ .
Oloth, z5c; Gllt. 81. National SchooI -
Chestnut st, Philadelphia Pa
llo-o--Zt-l JOIN H. BECHrEL. Secretarv
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he;
wish your biggest pyramid would settle down on
me:
I'm al broke mp. indeed l am; this business
doesn't pay
And now I'm off: I'm going west