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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-13
Erou, ..Tha rfmes.n

Editor Of the TSHa.-I have been watching the
correspondence in your paper for the past few
weeks with much interest. Having been in the
practice OF medicine FOR many years l have learn
ed to have no confidence in the many proprietary
medicines which are on the market and il was
through the excellent Recommendation given by
DIR. Bates. and the knowledge had of his veract-
ty and ability as physician that ever led me 20
lay aside my long existing prejudice, to try the
only wonderful remedy. named kendalls SPAWN
Cure which ind so many of your readers have
also found TO be 80 valuable. Rheumatism has
afflicted me for years, and with all the skin have
proiessed 70 have In treating others found my
self unable 70 do anything to yself entirely.
After suffering for years the difieulty became To-
Gated n my hip and nothing that could do SEEM
ed TO affect II until began to use KendalI's Spa
vim Cure, which has cured me com plerely. In all
my experience as n physician 1 have never been
able 70 MAKO any compound which penetrates so
thoroughly and works admirably in removing
old standing ailments, and at the same time
hardly produce any irritation OF the skin. It has
done such wonders with me that have the ut
most confidence in its efficacy, and ca recommend
II with the confidence that the proprietors do not
olSam too much TOR Il. Respectfully.
J Z. PORTER, NJ. D.
Scranton, Pa, Sept. Path, 1891
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The greatest thinkers, the most profound schol
ars, the most expert, thorough and successful chem
tsts-for these America must turn to Germany
In the wOfully speculative field Of medicine no
greater step has yet been taken than the dscov-
cry after the most extended research and the most
careful and patient experiments. Of Dr. Faustrs
German Cough Syrup, for the cure of consumption
coughs, colds, sore throat. bronchitis Group and
all ulmOnary diseases. Rem nember this medicine
y sold on positive guarantee 10 cure. Price 25c
5yc. and 81 per bottle. Ask Druggists Sold at h
James Drug Store, EbensbuTg, Pa. I-l.-s.oW1
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A Fine Farm for Sale

n in allegheny township. Cambria county. Pa 80.
IL miles from Lorett-. containing over 100 Acres
OF good land. more than 60 Acres Of which are
cleared, well fenced and in good state Of cultiva
tiOn. fs offered for sale on accommodating terms
Che improvements consist Of a large DwELLrEG
HOUSE. containing eleven rooms and a kitchen. a
comfortable FARM HOUSE. n large BARN. and com
mUdious Outbuildiugs. There are also on the land
an abundance OF timber and coal. plenty Of
choice fruit such as apules, peaches. pears. cher
Fies. grapes, etc, good we'll Of soft water and
number Of never-fnilinK springs Of pure water.
HE- The owner wishes 20 retire from business and
will sell very cheap. Payments easy. TO suit pur-
chaser, and perfectly good title given. The pro
perty is in a very healthy location. with a grand
view from the house, and for more than TWENTY-FIVE
years has been used as delightful resort for sum
mer bOarders.
For further Information apply to
l. y. BUSH,
Jan. O. lssi.-u LoRETTo, Pa.
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HAIL youthful scion Of a numerous brood
Hail, little EtThty-Twe You've only cooed
A few short days, yet deem we tits but Just
To treat YOU hail o. so on trust
Aud theugH you've only peeped-are jolly small
Scarce worth apOstrophfZng-yet. of al
Your ninety score and odd Of brethern, you
Are lOUked upon tor favors not few.
or course the favOrs looked for arc pretty much
all in the monetary line. fer everybody knows that
money covers multitude of sins-in the eyes Of
the world, At least. And in spending our money
we naturally look around for the place where we
get the most and best value for il and IL Is
agreed on all hands that ) SImon * Bendhsim, next
door to the National Bank, Altoona. the very
N en- who furnish the best and most fashions BILE
clothing for the least m0Hey. Ergo-patronize
them.
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ARD FROM JOHN BLoyD.-''H H ere we are again -
as the clown said when he jumped into the circus
ring. We have not troubled you. Mr. Editor nor
your readers very much during the last wear for
the simple reason that we had no time to IN wife
new customers TO cur place OF business We sre
still at the old stand, however, with full line Of
goods, and willing to wait all in their turn and
furnish them with anything In our line that tbev
may desire. We do not say that have the big
gest lot OF goods in Ebensburg, nor that we are
doing all the business in town, for are glad to
say that there are others doing business in this
place who have and desire to have a share of pub
lie patronage. All the same, we feel thankful to
patrons Of 1851 for the manner in which We
have been treated by them. The year has been a
glorious one IN a business point of view. and we
are thankful to a kind Providence for the kindly
way in which we have been treated We are not
selfish, though, aud do not want to do all the bus
iness. We hope that our neighbors will have a
liberal share OF the business OF the place there
IS room for all Of us.
In conclusion. we viii say to those who deal
with US that they may RELY on full weight and
honest measure, with prices based on the live and
let live principle. happy New Year to all
Ebensburg, Jan. G. 1882 JOHN LLOYD
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

T II
IL OR RENTING sing age having render
ed IL necessary for the undersigned TO retire from
acttve business, he offers for sale hissiare BRIO
HOTEL PROPERTY in Ehenshurg. Ions. and IA
vorabiy Unknown as the ''LatterneT House, said
house Is located on the corner Of High and Centre
three stories high, with mausard roof contains
fourteen large rooms, and is in excellent condition
throughout There is n good stable smok e house
and other needful buildings on she premises The
property viii be sold at fair price and on accom-
modatDg terms, but if not disposed Of in that way
by the lst Of April next IL will then be for rent on
the right terms to the right party.
MICHAEL LATERNER.
EbenSburg, Jan. 13, ISS2.-2m.
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Ladies, for those distressing COM
plants to SUhicH yOlE are subject,
use DIR. F0USt'S German aromatic
Vine. r47 Nv,
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OBITEAR

SETTLENYER.-Dicd. in Summerbul town
ship, on Wednesday. Jan. + 1852, Mr.. ERoRGR
SETTL LENTER, aged about 81 years.
Tho deceased was one OF the oldest and best
known citizens of the above named township-an
honest. upright man. quiet and peaceable in all
his ways Of lite, and was highly respected In Inc
community IN which he SO long resided.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-13

A YOUNG man sat with his girl one night
And he smiledand talked for his hopes were bright
And the old man listened behind the wall
What the young man said-he heard II all.
Then he put on his boots that he loved the best
And his hair stood straight like q warriors crest,
He limbered his Leg and a swear he swors-
That young man left to come ok no more.
Hts boots may have been OF the ornamental or
namental order made frsm alligator skins and
warranted to wear in all Iatitudes but there is a
limit TO the endurance Of other things than pa
thence. and they couldn't stand the boost
ing that young man. However, the irate pa
went straight to 5. BlumenthaI's, I119 Eleventh
avenue. Altoona. and fitted himself with another
pair. to be ready for the next young man who
might come spOoktng around with view to max
ing a conquest Of his "dRrln' darter." He
wasn't gOin' 10 stand no sech nonscnsef'-at least
not so long rs Blumenthal furnishes the right
kind Of shoe leather for all practical purposes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-01-13

W lHIEEF DATs' TRIAL.-We will send Dx
Dyes Celebrated Electro-VOltaic Belts and other
biectric Appliances trial for thirty days to
young men aBd older persons who are afflicted
WIN Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality etc guar
snteeinX speedy relief and complete RESTORATION Of
Yigor and manhood. Also for Rheumatfsm Mem
tSigis ,s Psralysts, Liver and Kidney difficulties.
IaoP1s5es snd many other disesses. Illustrated
pamphlet sent fres address yoiraie Relt O.
A1i9Hfit' Aioa. Fo-2s.-ByT
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NOTICE-

LXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL Estate Of JAMES BARNETT, deceased.
Letters testamentaTy on the estate Of James Bar
net. late OF Allegheny township. Cambria county.
deceased having been granted 10 the undersign ned
py the Register OF " Ills Of said county, notice IL
hereby given 10 all persons indebted 10 said estate
70 make immed diate payment, and those who have
claims against the same will present them for
tlement. properly authenticated.
JOHN G. BARNETT, Executor.
Allegheny Twp, Jan. g. IsS2-et.
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THE BEST OFFER YETI

sN~WE GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE
49, VERY BEST BARGAINS TIMES, BUT OWING
THE SOFT, MILD WEATHER WE HAVE THIS WINTER,
We ARE COMPELLED TO MAKE SACRIFICE ON SOME GOODS
RATHER CARRY THEM TILL SEASON. THERE
FORE DURING THE ENSUING TWO MONTHS WE SHALL OFFER
ALL OUR HEAVY GOODS AT VERY GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
IN ORDER REDUCE OUR STOCK so AS
TO MAKE ROOM THIS BEING OUR PUR
POSE WE BOOTS MEN wOMEN's
OvERsHOEs LADIES' sHAwLs, CLAss OF GOODS
AT LOWER FIGURES THAN THEY BOUGHT ELSEWHERE
WE INVITE ALL TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES
BEFORE PURCHASING OTHER STORE, COM
PETITION WISH EVERYBODY JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES
AS TO QUALITY CHEAPNEss OUR GOODS
V. S. BARKER & BRO.
EBENSBURG n.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-1p the Or

a UDITOR'S NOTICE.-1n the Or
"a phans' Court Of Cambria county
In the matter of the account Of James NJ Sing
er, Administrator OF George Wehn, deceased:
AndInow. 18th December, 1851, on motion Of Geo
NJ. Reade, Esq, Alvin Evans appointed Aud tor
to decide and report upon the exceptions fled 10
the secoLd and partial account Of said Admins
traitor and make report TO next term.
BY the Court.
In pursuance Of ne above appointment wifi
sit at my Office in EbensburZ, on HolddV ne 3Jfh
day Of January. 4. D. 1853. at l o'clock P NJ to
attend to said duties-at which time and place ali
persons interested may attend If they see proper
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor
Ebensburg, Jan. 13. ISS2-3t.
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Tell me not, in mouTnful numbers,
Building fires with charms is fraught /;
1 fuel ask the man that slum5ers,
u q VII faII rcr fhnf IT, MT

He viii tell you that it's not,
He was one OF those men who having a con-
science at ease, could calmly enooZe away the
morning hours whilst his wife froze her fingers
trying to get the mercury up to the proper atti-
tude for comfort. However. that man doesn't live
ia Jchnstown. for that IS not very cold place to
begin with. and the there dress warmly for
another thing. Tne reason is they nearly ali buy
from !. ]. Murphy, 1O9 Clinton street, that city
who has OF the best and most soma bic stocks
OF mems and boys clothing to be found any where
Gail seR
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unITOR,S NOTICE Ii Cnnrt l,f

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-1n Court of
"A Common Pleas Of Cambria county,
In the matter Of the nrst and final account of
Philip Pritch. Assignee OF J. A. Maher:
And. now, to wit. the nth day of Decembsr A
D. 1881. Alvin Evans appointed Auditor in the
above stated case to report distribution Of balance
receive the sa ame. BY the Court.
In pursuance Of the shove appointment 1 viii
sit my Office in Enensburg. on FTidav he J0fb
day o. February. 4. p. 1853, at ? o'clock p NJ TO
attend TO said tuties-at which line and place all
persons interested may attend il they see prouer
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor.
EbensburE. Jan. I3 1Ss2-3t
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All that certain Piece or Parcel of Land


CTRAY HEIFER.-Came to the res
~ fdeuce OF the subscriber. in Blackliek town.
ship. Cambria county. or about the 10Th OF Au-
gust last a white befer with a few red spots
her head y piece cut out Of the right and slit
in the Isft one Said heifer will be two years old
next Snrfpy Tho owner Is requested TO come for
ward prove property pay charges and take her
away failing in which, she will be DISPOSED OF sas
the Il " directs ANDREW PRICER.
BIacklick Twp. Jan. 6. Iss2.-5Lss
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NOTICE.-Th first and final account
~ OF John Wagner. Assignee OF Peter A Nc
Cough and William hcIough. has been nled in
the Prothonotary's Office OF Cambria county. which
will be presented for confirmation and allowance
at the Argum ent Court, to be held at EbensburE.
on Tuesday, the Tth day OF February next.
JOHN &. GATES. PTOthonotary-
Prothonotary's ONCE Ebensburg. Jan. 10. 1ss1-5t.
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IHE JOhnstown Tribuee saws that Nut
Ter, Cunningham & Weakland is the name
OF firm which has purchased a large timber
tract near Confidence, Somerset county, and
are making arrangements to cCnvert the
tlhoeI INTO lumber and shook. They will
carry on the business quite extensively Of
the above firm Mr. John Cunningham IS uf
Johnstown, Mr.. Eben Nutter was formerly
OF Chest Springs, and Mr. Levi Weaklaud
OF Carroll township.
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FARM, saw MILL. &c.. at Private Sale.

FARM, saw MILL, &c., at Private Sale.
TINHE undersigned Offers for sale on accommodate
ing terms his FARM and the improvements
thereon IN gheny township. the road lead
ing from t-nest Springs TO GallitZin. said Farm
contains IS0 Acres, about so Acres Of which arc
cleared aud the Improvements comprise tive good
DWELLING HOUSES. one Of which Is 81 stories and
the other - stories high. an excellent BArE
BARN. 20 ny 50 feet, q WATER saw Mill in first
class condition and capable Of saving 1900 feet Of
lumber In twelve hours. and All other necessary
buildings There are two orchards Of choice fruit
on the premises. several good springs convenient
enc OF them being In the baruyard and having a
fountain pump and constant nOvg. besides a good
welof water at the door. and fully million feet
Of good saw timber. hemlock. hickory, cherry ma
pie, ash, oak etc on the portion yet Cleared
In connection with the saw mill is a good picket
header, lathe saw. cut-on saw, etc. The property
viii be sold. and sold At n bargain. because the
owner is no longer able the m Ill or work n
:srn- Tor further particulars call or address
FRANCIS MORAN
Dec. :, leoi.-Sin- Chest Springs, Pa.
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EN w. DICK, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,
L . Eoensburg, Pa. Once in building Of ~
nlsnneT OF legal business attended TO satisfaeto
roy srd c9ilsctfezs speeialty. tt~H.-tfl
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DR. PIERCE's "Fsorite Prescription" is
a q most powerful resttative tonic, also com
blning the most YsluaIe nervine prOperties
especially adapted to he wants OF debilita.
yea yea ladies', suffering fem weak back, in ward
IeVer, congestion, inflammation, liberation.
druggists Pai"7 Dy
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IOSEPH MCDONALD.
y ATTORNEY-AT -AT-LAw
EBESsBURe, PA.
kS Ofsee In Colonna4s Ror. 90 Cenfre,strest
Hev. -, 1sso.-ef
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SMALL Pox IN LTOoSA.--The people of
Altoona have beenOnsiderably excited since
the beginning OF Z new year by the appear
ance IN their mid; of that terrible disease,
smallpox. y mahiamed Terkel c. Nelson,
who boarded with lady named Roush, died
on the last day Of. .ecenlher from smallpox.
as Is alleged by SOB hut denied by the phy-
SiclAns who attencd him Be this a. il NAV.
u Is very certain f1In what the A ltoona pzt-
pers say on the suiect that a servant girl in
the RouSh fanilyFas attacked with vaTio-
Iold' and that twOf the young men who sat
UP WIN hlm are bw down with the genuine
disease Other cSes in the city, as we'll as
IN Logan tOwnsD, adjoining the CITY. are
reported IN the hpeTS from time to time,
rendering II veTl certain that the disease
PTeValis there in a its vITulence. 1t is not.
tLeteiore, stTan@ that feeling OF alarm
Prevails among the,eopIe. The citv autbori-
ties are alive to thir danger, and are giving
the patter al the igilance and attention it's
Importance demaES. We sincerely trust
their EatchfuineSsRnd the good sense of
the people will saw Altoona from aDv seri-
Gus inroads Of the veadful and loathsome
ecOuTQe.
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PURE PoRT WINE. I'VE take pleasure in
directing the attentiuif the public to Speers
celebrated Port Ora eWine, pure and un-
may most implicitly rely. This wine is
made Of SpeeI's Antyards, Passiae, New
Jersey. 1t has eli flavor, mellow Juice
ness, and brillliautOer and is highly bene-
hciai IN all its prolrti-s for invaiids, espec-
ially females and sed persons and consump-
tives. For sale BIZ James, at new drnp
store, Ebensburg.
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TIE NAMES OF THE GOOD MKN AND TRUE
WHO ARE TO SERVE As JURORS AT
MARCH TERM OF COURT,

Following are the names of the Grand and
Traverse Jurors drawn TO serve at the ensu-
ing term of Court, which will convene in this
place on Monday, March 6, 1882
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-21
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH.

Page has canvassed Senate upon the chance for final passage of his Chinese bill, and is quite certain 1t will go through just as 1t came from the House.
 The saloon keepers of Cincinnati, Ohio, have raised fund to fight against the Sun- day law.
 At Scottdale, Pa., 20 houses were blown down, one woman killed and six persons hurt.
 At Hartfort, Conn, the Prohibitionists have nominated full State ticket.
 The Grand Jury at Charleston, S. C., has found true bills against Chermes, Barwell x Co, for obstructing voters on election day.
 It is more than probable that the Pres ident will send message to Congress recommending that the regulating the use of posse committatus be amended so as to suppress lawlessness in the State or Territory: where local authorities were powerless. The question of the Presi- dent to employ posse committatus to sup press COW boys in Arizona, is now under consideration by the Attorney General, and the message in question will be mainly based upon his conclusion in the premises.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-21
LADIES' SANITARIUM.

There has for some time been manifest to our citizens the need of Sanitarium, espe- cially for ladies who desired to come here for medical treatment. While we possess the finest of climates, best of water, and scenery not to be excslled anywhere, there has been no place in our city with suitable accommodations for invalid ladies while re- ceiving treatment. Such an institution, We have long felt, would receive quite patro- mage from Southern Arizona and New Mex ico, especially during the intense summer heat We are glad that Mrs. Dr. Ingalls,, who has resided here several months and been very successful in the practice of her profession, has taken the matter in hand, and in a few days will fairly inaugurate a Ladies' Sanitarium. We are satisfied the ladies of Prescott will speak good word in making this institution success, as it de- serves to be-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-21
REPUBLICANISM.

While we desire to see every voter i'll Arr zona acknowledge the Republican faith as the best to follow, still we think none the less of any man because he can't see the political situation through the same glasses with us. Every man should elect between the two parties, and follow one or the other With solid organization of the two politi- cal parties in Arizona, none but the very best men can secure the nominations for the various offices. and each party will be held responsible for the mistakes or bad be- havior of its representatives.
 The Republicans in nearly all the Coun- ties have their solid organization, and those that have not yet succeeded in organizing are now preparing to do so. It should be the desire of all that an honorable, straigh forward election be held this fall, and let fraud and deceit be kept out intirely. The polls should be open and free from mob ob- structiOn, and every man who goes to the polls should go there with his mind made up for whom he wishes to cast his vote, and cat-hauling with no end to bullying ignored entirely Heretofore when we had no party lines drawn, the man whose purse had the longest strings to It was sure to be in the field for office and, in many cases, successful whether they were competent or not.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-21

DENTIsTRY-Dr. Glanwin, dentist, will remain in Prescott few weeks longer It is now three months since I.opened my Of flee in Prescott. In that time I have made over forty whole and many parts of sets of teeth, and, in the meantime, have had a large number of persons call that wish for whole and parts of sets of teeth made, but have not the means to pay me my regular prices. Now, l will say to such parties, come in and get your teeth made, and my prices shall conform to your means Don't delay any longer have large lot of teeth to select from, and am prepared to fit any mouth, no matter how bad, or how old a person may be, warrant perfecttit Office, Waldo House. Montezuma Street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-21
Didn't Want to be outdone.

A foot race took place few days since at Flagstaff, in this county, between two pedestrians of some note. The wager was ten dollars; distance, 100 yards. A good start was had, and the race was pretty even for about half the distance, when one of the contestants struck stone with the toe of his boot, which tumbled him to the ground. Finding himself in an ugly position, and his money in fair way to pass from his gaze forever, he pulled his pistol-for he wore one-and commenced firing at his opponent. The firing put terror into the heart of the fallen mans adversary, and it is said that he came through at a rate that would have put Dexter, Lexington or any of the fastest horses to shame. The man who fell by the way thought better of the matter and finally, good naturedly, yielded. We would advise the winner of that Sl0 not to go out on the A. X P. stage,