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GREAT INFIDELS.
ROBERT g.. INGERSOLL,S LECTURE
LIST EVENING.

The Christianity of Orthodoxy Turned
Over-SOmet times Spiteful and Some
tim es Humorous
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n APOLIS

OFFTCE-NO. 6 Washington avenue, OPP
~ site NicOttet House. Office hours Jfon" .
n, IN. to 10 O'Clock p. n.
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The Academy of Music was completely
filed last evening on the occasion of
Robert G. I%ngersoli's lecture on ''Great
Inidels." Standing room was at a pre-
MUM. At the door and upon
the stairs ranged q number of enterprising
young men who distributed the following
circular to the people as they passed up
the STAIRS into the house, which will be
read with interest
ALL Is NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERs."
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n NAME Or MAN
was, and that is of infinit Ely more i'm.
portance.
DR.. Hall and DIR. Talmage, of New York
take the ground that God persecuteS the
Jews to prove that the scriptures were in.
spirational. 1t is the ful6llment of
prophecy. Foxr hundred years the Jew;
we're not allowed to own land, and they
were driven into handling and dealing in
the precious metals, until now they con.
troll the wealth of the world. I am glad
of it. l never saw n Juggling in the
streets, / never saw enc in the prisoners
dock, and l believe that let the Jews
alone and they will be as good as any one
By reading the Bible it will be seen tina,
the Jews never had any good luck until
God abandoned them. The Bible says nc
man will suffer for a ~falsehood. But SET
how long the Jews have suffered. I speak
of the Presbyterian religion. It is a very
cheerful form of religion. They look at q
pure little babe lying in b cradle and say
what a little lump. But it will be damned
God made it and he has a right t.
damn it. That is a part of the tidings oil
great joy. Only a little while ago a ves
sci was caught in a dilemma. The
crew for eleven days had not a morsel Of
food. The captain pointed q pistol at hi.
brain and said, "Ohe of us must die fol
the others. It might as well be L" Hi
hand was clutched by a comrade who said
"wAIT UNTIL TOMORROW,
we may be rescued" The morning cam,
and the horizon was rich WITH
sail, and they were rescued
But %supposing that generous captain hat
sent a bullet through his brain to save III
life of his crew, and had not been a Chris
tan. Gods constable would have bee:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-16

ga stud1ous perusal of the sacred
volume will make better citizens, fathers
and observation-disclosures Jefferson.
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WORDS OF WISDOM TO YOUNG MEN.

Remember your mothers re verence for
the Bible. She speaks from a heart full of
love. Inidels speak for money!
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-16

"a bad heart, a bad heart is the great
objection against the holy book."-Eorl
of Rochester.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-16

1T is a serious ground of offense against
Voltaire that he intermeddled in religion
without understanding what Christianity
was."-ThoS. Carlyle.
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Is down tnere With tne rest OF them.
SO IN THIS COUNTRY
we have had many great people who are
there too. Ralph Waldo Emerson, whose
mind like a placid lake reflected the bril-
liancy of the stars, is there too. So with
our Longfellow. You may place his re-
mains where you please aad pay them all
the reverence possible, but he is down
there. This is a solace. Robert Burns.
the bright star of old Scotland, is there.
SO WITH DARWIN,
who shed more light upon this world than
all the priests from all time down to the
recent election, is there too. All these
men are in hell. Charles Dickens who
did more than any other one man for the
protection of children, is there
too. Goethe, the philoso-
pher and father German literature is there
too. George Eliot is there with the rest. She
spent a life of doing
GREAT AND NOBLE DEEDS.
but to no effect, she had to go with the rest
Shakespeare, the greatest mar who ever
touched this planet is there too.
And SO I might go on until morning
speaking of philosophers, scientists. paint.
ers, sculptors, writer's, actors, who are
there. According to this religion the best
the greatest have been lost, and they tel
me l am guilty of blasphemy, because
I attack it. New if the first mar
or this earth had found thu
Bible I would believe it was written by
divine inspiration. Surprising I were tt
tell you that the most uncouth soul of
painting was painted by divine inspiratio,
when we now look upon nature reproduced
by man. Compare the Bible with Shakes
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-17

A BRAVE ACT.-A few DAYS ago a nanny
goat owned by Prospect family was driven
down the hill toward the Pennsylvania rail-
road by pack Of dogs. It was bounded so
close, that finally, in order to save itself, it
was Obliged to leap over a small precipice.
The bounds of the ledge on which it lit were
so narrow that the little animal had scarce
~ loom to turn about while below it was
another precipice, about fifty feet high and
whlie II was safe from the dogs, which soon
abandoned the sport, it was unable to get up
or down the hill. This happened in the
morning, at point back of and in plain
view from the residence of Mr.. William Ger
hardt, IN COnemaught Borough, That gen
tleman took pity on the goat, and in the af-
ternoon, provided with stout rope, he went
forth TO rescue it. Climbing the hill to a
point Just above where the goat stood, he
fastened one end to the tree and the other
about his body, and with'thaJ surprising agi-
hty which has made him famous as circus
gYmnast. climbed down over the precipice
and released the little animal from its peril
Gus position. The feat was witnessed bv
hundreds of men employed az the Gautier
WIRE Mill and Steel Works, who heartily ap-
plauded him for his bravery-Johns,og
Tyiblne
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THE COTTAGE HEARTH MAGAZINE This
elegant Boston monthly is the best periodical
at its price (1.5O year in advanced. and the
cheapest of its quality in the world. we
have arranged to club with this magazine.
and make the following offer to our sub
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send us new subscriber with two dollars
as advance payment we will send THE Cor
TAGE HEARTH for one year free: ard TO all
VINO Will send us one years payment of
thelT own subseription-whether now due or
partly in advance-and seventy-five cents we
Will send THE COTTAGE HEARTH for one
year. Every one of our subscribers ought to
have this beautiful illustrated monthly. We
hope to hear from many of them within the
next two weeks. Address this office.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN EBENsBURG LADY
On last Tuesday night, between 10 and II
O'Clock, Mrs. Eliza Tihbott, wife of Richard
r. TibbOtt, of the East ward, this place, died
after an Illness of about half an hour. Her
sudden death was caused by what the doe
tors pronounced heart disease. The deceased
was fifty-five years Of age, and was the
mother of nine living childen, four of whom
are married, and of the other five children
two are quite young. Mrs. Tibbott, who
vas daughter of Evan Evans, long since
deceased, was ar excellent wife and mother,
and was greatly esteemed by her neighbors,
as well as by all who knew her Her hus-
band, who is one of our most respected citi-
ZeaS, has the sincere sympathy, as has also
his family, Of the entire community in the
sudden and severe bereavement which has
befallen them. MAY God comfort and con-
sole the stricken ones
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OBITUAR v.

KNIGHTON.-Died Of heart disease, 1T the
residence Of her son-in-law. F. A. Storm ESQ. in
Allegheny township. on Sunday. March II 1882
Mrs. CATHARINE KNIGHToN, in the SD year of her
age
The subject OF this notice came to this county
only few years ago and by her kindness OF man
ner and gentleneSs Of disposition endeared herself
10 all who knew her. She was kind neighbOr, a
true friend, a most excellent woman. and devout
member of the Catholic Church. and her death
will long be mourned by a host Of relatives ~ d
friends who had learned to appreciate her worth
and value her sincerity. Although her death
sudden and unexpected at the time, she was fully
prepared to meet the dread summons, as she had
timely warning that from the nature OF her mala-
dy she might be called away at any moment. Her
remains were taken to Harrisburg Monday for
fnterment in the Catholic cemetery there, beside
those of her husband. who preceded her several
years ago. and with whom we hope she Is now hap
PLY and peacefully enjoying the rewards Of a well
spent life. May she rest in peace. D.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-17

SPRING OPENING OF DRESS GooDs-
Messrs Boggs & Buhl, whose advertisement
an endless variety of ladies' and children's
Spring Dress Goods, both imported and do
nestle also novelties In the line of ladies'
wear.
AS no doubt many of our readers are con-
templating the purchase of goods in said
line, we can recommend this as the most ap-
propliate place in Western Pennsylvania to
procure such goods. They buy direct from
the manufacturers and do their own mpOrta-
turers' prices.
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Oh. WhTIk n CO1LIIh. :

VIII you heed the warning, the signal perhaps
Of the near approach of that most terrible disease
Consumption? Ask yourself IL you afford for
the sake OF saving so cents TO the risk and do
nothing for 1t. We know from experience that
Shiloh's Cure viii cure your cough. This will ex-
plain why more Than million bottles sold the
past year. 1t relieves Group and WhoOpfng Cough
at once Mothers. do not be withoutit. For Weak
Back. Side, or Chest use Shilohs Porous PIasters
Sold by f. James, Ebensburg, Pa. i4-s.-e.ow.1y.l ]
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CONCORD GRAPE VINES.

Fine, vigorous Vines. Two, Three and
Four Years Old, for sale by the dozen or
thousand at the lowest prices.
These Vines are raised on the famous Mt.
Prospect Vineyards, at Passaic, Y. j., where
the well known Port Grape Wine is produced
that is so highly esteemed by Physicians.
Enquire Of ALFRED SPEER,
C2-10 -2m. PaSsaic, Y. J.
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Men OF Eminent 1biytt,.

Scholars and chemists nave devoted years of time
and skiliiul labor that they might, in a measure
relieve human suffering. DIR. Faustfs German Ar
omatic wine is the result Of the most patient and
careful experiments. 1t is prepared with the most
scrupulous care from pure Grape Juice and the
choicest Fruits, Roots and Herbs. and stands pre-
eminently without an equal for the use of ladies'
suffering with private disorders aged or feeble and
debilitated persons, and those recovering from the
effects OF exhausting disease or mental physical
oyerwork. Guaranteed TO promote digestion and
tnvtgorate and give new and permanent vital force
In no way can ii be used intoxicant Ask
Druggists. For sale at +. James new Drug Store.
Ebensburg, Pa. T4-s-eowIy1
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OK THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.-Ws will send Dr.
Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaie Belts and other
Electric Appliapces trial for thirty DAYS to
young men and older persons who are afhicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality. etc, guar
anteeing speedy relief and complete restoration of
vigor and manhood. Also for Rheum atism Neu-
ralgia, Paralysis. Liver and Kidney difficulties
RuptSres. and many other diseases. Illustrated
pamphlet sent free. Address Voltac Belt Co.,
Marshall. Mich. Ti0-2s.-Iy.I
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MOTHER DIED OF SALT RHEUM-J. W.
Adams, Newark. Ohio SAYS: "Cuticura
Remedies are the greatest medicines on
earth. Had the worst case Of Salt Rheum in
this county. NY mother had it twenty years.
and in fact died from IT, believe Cuticura
would have saved her life NV arms. breast
and head were covered for three years, which
notnlng relieved or cured until I used the
CuticuTa Remedies
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HE sat on the sofa each evening,
With a smile on his sickly phfz:
He talked upon all sorts OF subjects
Hut somehow he didn't tnIk hiz.

When that young man sat on the sofa and want
ed to talk biz, he should have SAID: MY dearest
dear, do you those elegant shoes I've got on =?
They are from the famed establishment Of : Blu
mental, 1l19 Eleventh avenue, AltoOna where
may be found shoes for women rs well and holds
himself in readiness at all times to fit both sexes
with superior wear for the feet" FIr BlunenthaI
keeps the largest stock and sells cheaper than any
other dealer in this section.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-17

ARE you "down-in-the-mOuth," low-spir-
tied, and weak in the back? Does walking
lifting, or standing cause pain in the small
of the back If so you have kidney disease,
and Prof. Guilmette's French Kidney Pad is
the only remedy which will cure you rapidly
and permanently and without filling your
stomach with nauseating medicine
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-17

BACHELORS BOLD, LOOK OUT FOR YorTR
following epistle. which we
print Uerbdtim ct iteratln1, suppressinp onlv
the name of the place and accompanying i'm.
itials, not only speaks for itself, but also for
tne desperate damsel (provded of course it
am T. a setup 1Ob) who thus offers herself as
a willing sacrifice on the altar of Hvmen
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-17

CHEAP ACooRDIoNs SOLD AT CosT.-By
sending S1.75 to II. Kleber & Bro, 122 Wood
street, Pittsburgh, Pa, you will receive an
elegant new Accord on, worth $3.50 H
kleber & Bro. Send money or postage
stamps. k3-I7.-2t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-17

THE stormy March has come again. with
winds and clouds and changing'skies What
Mrs; Hemans wrote long ago is true this
week, only worse.
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MONROE. Mich. Sent Ok 1879

8irs-I have been taking Hop Bitters for
Inflammation of kidneys and bladder. It
has done for me what four doctors failed to
90. The effect of Hop Bitters seemed like
magic TO me. w. L. CARTER.
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A PATIENCE" rhyme young man,
A bore sublime young man.
A "print my effusion,"
Get oJf with cop f,r IN
ItI Out VIII CO0TusIOn
In dOuhle- nuick time Ynnno ma

N uouple qulck time young man.
what follows is in cold prose, and its purport is
meant 10 De That when you 20 to buy whatever
spring clothing you need you should patroniZe
Jas. J Murphy, l0e Clinton street, Johnstown-
for the reasons, TO wit: That HIS stock Is always
large and fresh that he deals in shOddy
goods; that every thing he sells is fully warranted,
and that his prices are considerably lower than
can be found elsewhere. few overcoats on hand
which will be disposed Of at bargain
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BOGGS & BJ-HI..
lis and I2o Federal Street. Allegheny,

y. B.-Parasols open daily All the newest and
nobbest, well as elegant Tich goods with charm
ing unique handles and mouutinEs. Special La
dies Black SILK Suits at s31 o. Stripe six Suits
at S15.OO-stylish made. ready 70 wear. Children s
Gingbam Suits. q .25 up Chfldren's and BOYS
Kilt Suits, in blue flannel and new mixed cloths.
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ANNOYANCE PREvENTED

Gray hairs are honorable but their prema.
ture appearance is annoying Parker's Hair
Balsam prevents the annoyance by prompt
ly restoring the youthful color
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FRENCH CASHMERE DE ECOSSF
silk Depnrf1nent
enlarged and complete, with newest and best
m


makes.
Moiro Franchise.
Pekin Satin AToire.
Brocades and Satins
Black and CoIorcd Satins Rhadames,
New Summer silks.
Largest offering Of above goods, and AL rctailed
at specially close prices. visit silk COun-
ters will repay any buyer. This department has
beon and always snail be n prom inent speciality
with us.
100 pieces Of 4s-incn Black Cashmere ut Fl 90 :
without doubt the best bargain now shown in any
market.
Complete lines Of Lupin's 20 and 46 inch Black
Cashmeres, jet blacks, at bargain prices. 15c. to
q 50 per yard.
so pieces Black SILK Warp Hcnriettss, az p
81 40 81 so s1 IS and S2.OO-the hest made goods
unequalled bargains guaranteed saving TO buy.
Of 10 to 25c. per yard. Special values in BLACK
Crepcs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-17

A SNAKE three feet long was killed near
Hollidaysburg on Monday last while in the
act of getting away with a chicken, which it
had caught by the foot
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WANTED. j

WANTED. EVERYBODY SUFFERING with
Coughs. Colds, &c. to try a 25c. bottle of
GUENTHER's LUNG HEALER and be cured.
For sale by druggists.
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SOCIETY RELIES

are loud in their praise of Floreston Cologne
on account al its remarkably delicate and
lasting fragrance,
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CANCERS AND OTHER rUmoRs

are treated with unusual success by Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo. Y
L send stamp for pamphlet.
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Here. l. am a young Lady age n wears bigbtb
about hve foot hve Brunette wants husband
olo OF Young o9lect matrimony at first sight Call
on or address Miss - mile fron, So
lon south Yours Resp Miss
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Ladies, for those distressing COM
plants to tUhich yO1G are subject,
use DR.. FGust'S German aromatic
Vine. r47,s1-1vJ
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-17

a MCDONALD,
"a of Ebensburg, will be a candidate for nomi-
nation, subject to Democratic rules. at the next
primary election for Cambria eounty,s -
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

FOR a ASSEMBLY.-Th undersigned
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county as a candidate for the Legislature, and II
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-09

RACINE, Wis, Oct. 7.-Twenty-hvt
years AGO Henry Willard, tho Genera
Manager of the Northern Pacific Rail
road, was in Racine, and here, a. q
young man struggling with fortune, and
engaged in q German newspaper enter
prise. To obtain money to purchas<
printing material he gave a note fol
39O0, which was indor.ed By Samuel
kitchie. ono Of the members Of the ka.
cine bar. Willard was unable TO meet
this obligation, and Mr.. Richie val
obliged to pay it. After tho lapse Of q
quarter Of q century, and few day.
ago, Mr.. Richie wrote to Mr.. Willard
and told him he held the note, and
stated that he v0pld surrender it fol
$500. though the principai and accrued
interest would taes4hsr hzgsly exceed
that amount. Today Nf. kitolfis waa
surpsised and delighted 70 receive 31c0(
inclosed IN tho following lseter, which
explains ITSELF:
Nrw Yosf, Oct. 2.-DsAx 6n:. an
directed By Mr.. Yillard 10 ac1mowledge
the reoeip1 OF your fayorof the 23d ult
He Is suIpeise0 and PANIED TO learn thai
the claim 60 which you refer remain
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while living IN Europe. 10 placed fundl
in tho hands Of d relative Tor tho oottfe
msus OF al direct or ind1set olaiml
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that may b in your possession. Yer,
respectfully, 0so.os A. 6Axos,
Private Secretary
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-09

ASrArxxusr from Nh. vnxA1D.-Ir.
Henry Willard has issued circular "a
the stockholders Of the Oregon 4 Trans.
continental Company, In which be says;
The meeting ON Septembsr n OF the Ex.
ecutivs Committee having led 70 thu
circulation Of various unfounded 10.
porss for purposes Of speculation, Ideem
It my duty to lay before you seasenen'
of the action Of said meeting. A state.
ment Of income from Ill sources showed
an available dividend on January l
nsxt, Of 34,06l, 600 and IN additional
estimated income Of about $AOQ000
which voald occur during l60S. In visv
OF this assured income, rsprsaentinR ovel
3 per can't, the Committee tho0Rht Y
beos 10 recommend that the distyibuti0C
Of quarterly dividends should b com.
msnced in January, 1883, bat that tn
hrst quarterly dividend should mot ex'
oood IL par cent, cash reooureeo 10
the purpose beng IN hand; the dividsnd
oan. Of course, be increased at any time
AZ yoa are aware, the g1oooO OF I'd
COMPANY depends In . lsrNe meoDl1l
uuon ~ oua1zul Of he N0Ee6ekn eeot0l
Railroad and Oregon Railway and Nav
iQation Companiaa It L. thasefoees tn
policy 70 increase our holdings Of IL
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0nrdinRlv 4 contract VoD UaeRo0 int
aome 6uSe aao. undw watch - acquired
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oi8e urofosred sock in exchange foe 80.
600 a6arss o4 The Oregon and Traneooo
Sinen1ol Oumuany. Your BooEd hagl
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