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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-04
Health is WtdIth |

,.! DE = =: Mss Nahvn AND AM BRAIN .;. 1 n
ness, Commissions, hts, Nervous NeuralG:s
Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the Qs
Of alcohol or tOba' Wakefulnees, Mental De
precision, SofteninA i: the Brain resulting in "
sanity and leading 20 misery, decay and death
Premature Old Aga Barrcnness. Loss Of p0Ws
IN either sex. Involuntary Losses and Spermet
abuse or over-indulgence. Each box con- "a
one months treatment. &1O box. or SIX b~~~s
fOe $500 sent by mail prepaid ON receipt Of price
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure any cass. With each order received b. -
tor 11 boxes, accompanied with sou We WI
send the purchaser our written guarantee to -e
fund the money il the treatment does not efkec
. cure Guarantees Issued only BY
An. Flsisehnann, Druggist. Ssdalia
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-04
A HALF-TOLD STORY.
Shylock and the Pound OF Flesh
With Expensive Variations.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
Captain, said he. as he found the
old, weather-beaten tar summing him
self On the ferry dock. You have
probably heard aoout Shylock and
the pound OF flesh?
Well. sir.
Can you remember the particulars ?
Most of them, guess. Yes I'll
take brandy with you.
He hadn't been asked to drink, but
after the two had wiped their chins
the captain Sat down. got an elevator
for his feet, and began:
This old coon of a ShylOck lived
over in Europe somewhere. and it
was some time ago. I've heard that
he once kept a pawnshop in Bufal"
but never tried TO get him dewu
very fine. Nice man OH the average,
they say might have been little
cranky in wanting good indorser on
note and steep interest OH loans. bu;
! reckon he pail his way at a picnic
as freely as the next. Yes. | wouldn't
mind d glass of beer with you.
This Antonio had borrowed various
small sums Of money of old Shy, and
it had beena tight squeak TO make
him pay up. Thee wasn't man in
town who would pay ten cents on
'ollar for his notes, and his opinion
on the question of finance wasn't
worth shucks. He wanted TO enlarge
his grocery, or start sheep ranch, or
take hand in some such enterprise
calling for cash. and he goes to Shy
lock t" raise the greenbacks. Thank
You.
For what 4?
For the mint-julep. I'll have mine
favored with strawberry.
N.thing had been said about beer.
but ii was called for and tucked away
out of sight. and the captain con:in-
ued:
This merchant Antonio was no
great shakes of Il Teller. He was In
the retail business. and lie hadn't en-
terprise enough 10 adyertisc in the
newspapers Probably one-horse
grocery and no ION store he kept. ard
Dut ID most of his tine OF the cracker
barrel. Some folks Try 10 max nui
mat he was the biggest rooster on the
fence, but facts won't hear them OUT
Thank you. So am J. I'll take a
monade.
The other hesitsted, but finally or
dered it, and again the story went
0n :
See here, captain, I can't afford
this. | WANT to I've courteous and
liberal, bat this is rather strong.
Young man. said the captain, as he
drew himself up with great dignity,
the story of Shylock as / tell 1t. con-
Iains eight drinks md ends with a |
Is cent cigarl Do you want the rest
u it?
Great Scotti No.
Then be little more careful 10 the |
future how you absorb my valuable
line. NV stories vary from three
drinks and a cigar to eight drinks and
l bottle of ale to take home Don't
,on,e to me and try to get an eight.
lrink story for three drinks, for you
viii get left every time.
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calling his theater ''lecture-room. /"
Good people, ministers and deacons
went to see this play and suear-coated
their consciences by The thought that
they were learning great moral les
son" though had the same lesson been
preached from the 'lecture-roOm"
stage instead of played on it. they
would have paid no money to hear it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-04

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the agony Of an awful scald or burn
subd ed, of rheumatic martyrs re-
stored, or q valuable horse or Oh
saved by the healing power Of this
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-04
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re Cleans the skin,
Scalp and Blood 81 Itch.
ing, Scaly PimPly, Sc ofu-
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CUTIcURA RysNLvESr,the
new Blood Purifier. Dur
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disease germs from the
blood and p.rspiration,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-05

CAMERAS REPRKEKNTATTvEs AT HAIR
EIsBURe. The Pittsburgh Dispotch of Mon.
Gay last contained sixteen pages OF solid
matter, four OF which were devoted to bio
graphical sketches OF all the Senators and
Representatives now In session at Harris
oure. Following is what 1t has to say about
the two members from this county:
Nathaniel Horne, D., was born In the village Of
January, 1875. He received such education a. the
village schools of that period afforded. and when
follow that profsssIon for several vesrS In 1854
he left Bedford county and took up his residence
until 1855. when he moved to Jobnstovn when
no settled in Johnseown he engaged in the mer-
ever since. In 1877 Mr.. Horne = candidate be-
fore the Democratic Convention for the once Of
oy MT ChHrlss O'DonneIi. There was considera-
Die dissatsfaction over the result. and MI rne'a
friends urEed him 20 run ss an independent can
dtdate. This he did but the Werkingmen had .
candidate IN the neld that year. thus making
four candidates, and Mr.. O'DonnsIl. the Demo
prominent menberiof the Methodist Church and
has always been man Of strictly temperate hab-
It's. He is member of the JohnstoUn borough
Councils, and hss been for the last eve years
He ran 127 votes ahead of Pattison in Cambria
800. He Is popular with his party and has many
friends among the Republicans. and for a non
professional man he Is an unusually fluent, i'm
pressive and pleasant speaker
Joseph Mcdonald, D., was born Ebens-
Is, E On N o.
old Ebensburg Academy and finished his eduoa-
ton at Georgetown College, Georgetown, D. O.
He studied Law in the ONCE OF Hon. John FenIon,
at EhensburK and was admitted 70 practice at the
Bar OF Cambria county IN April. 1914 He has al
ways lived At EbensbUrG. always been Democrat {.
and has taken leading part in the politics OF
Cambria county. In lsA4 he ran for the Legisla-
ture agains. Michael Dan Magellan, the Whig
nominee, but there two Democratic candt
dates. and RIr NJ 1gehan was elected Prothonota-
ry OF the county and served three years. In 1850
he nominated for Congress in the district
/ composed of the counties of Cambria Westuore
I land. Bedford and Fulton. Their were four Dem
ocrAtic candidates for the once before the people
/ that year and Mr.. Mcdonald was defeated. Hon
I Joseph King, the Whig candidate. being elected
/ In 1882 Mr.. Mcdonald elected by the Demo
/ orsts OF fPennsylvania Presidential Eleotor and
! sRst his vote for President Pierce In 1885 he wa
! aKain elected Prothonotory of Cambria county ant
} re- elected in 1852 aud again in 1882 In ise
/ he ran as an independent candidate for District
| Attorney against the late E z. Tierney ESQ tn
! regular Democratic nominee. and was defeat
! ed. Since then he has not he en- candidate 70
/ any ONCE until last year, when he was elected t
the Legislature.
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For the Happiness Of Home.
Frsua = CIsrEyHan's HSne Comes .
Message ContafnfnG e tn wisdom
of EUDerteRee.

Home Is the centre OF the social system. From
ft proceed the best and purest influences felt In
the world, and towards Il Rravitate the tenderest
hopes of humanity. For II all good men labor
while tn cir working days last and around II tn
last thoughts linger lovingly when those days are
done.
Yet home does not usually approach In practice
its own ideals. The mother Il overtaxed with
household duties sLd the rearing and training OF
her children, while the father fights the outside
bhttIe TO win the vherewithal to meet expeuses.-
Sooner later care snd toll leave their marks
It IL true enough as Kingsley sings In the Three
Fishers" that
"Men must work. and women must weep"
but too much working and weeping brush all the
bloom from lifes fruit.
Mental anxiety and lack OF rest and pleasure In
duce physical diseases OF many kinds whence
the need of q trustworthy tonic TO give help and
strength In times of need. Among the good wo-
men OF the land who have found such 3 sure an
chor is Mrs. A. C. George, wife Of Rev. A. @.
George, d. D., pastor OF the Centenary NJ. E.
Church of Chicago, whose words We have her per
mission to quote
~ use P1RKBR's GIHeER ToEIC IN my family,
and can say that we are highly pleased with II as
a tonic. From my experience Of its value, re-
com msnd IL as a reliable family medicine"
Please note: first, PARKER's GINGER TOXIC ts
not a rers Of Ginger second, Il contdfsS
nothing 10 create appetite for i1forc6fin0 dTf1ks
third Il is a splendid health reStoTative for all tcho
rufer from iisordersd Lfver Kidneys, any dis
GTfsirg from iHdisestio1 impure blood. Ao-
cept no substitute for it. Prices. Soc and 81 per
bottle. It is cheaper TO buy the larger size. HIS
cox Co., New York.
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HYNENEAL.

KRING-WOOD.-Marri in Altoona, on Sat
urday, Dec %, 1882 by Rev. NJ. o. Lane, Mr..
MELLvILLE KRIrG. Of SUNNI erhfll. this county
and Niles SARAH 4. WOOD, OF Altoona.
ARNALD--PRIFGLE.- in Wilmore,
on Sunday. Dee %. 1857. by Rev. q. d. Gross, Mr..
A. J. AREALD and Miss L4ILAH q. PEINe-E, both
of Croyle township.
ALLEN-GEORGE.-M in Wtlmore. on
Monday Dec. rs, 1882, by Rev. @. d. Gross, Mr..
Sherman Allen and Miss Jennie George, both OF
Lilly's. this county.
N-PRITSCH.-Married, on Thurs
day, Dec Is. 1882 at the BRIDES nome by Rev. @.
d. Gross, Mr.. Julius F. p. Klemsttn and Miss,
Dortha L. PTitsch both OF Lilys, this county.
IEGEL-STUDT.-Marri Thursday.
Dec. IS 1882. by Rev. Il. d. Gross, Mr.. Robert H
Veigsl and Miss Julia E. Studt, both Of Lillys.
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ces any KIND OF Asbestos goods, to wit: As
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CTRAY COW.-StTayed from the res
- idence OF the subscriber. in Altoona, on OF
about the middle Of last October. red COW rising
six years old, Of medium height. nice short horns
turning inward, q small star IN forehead. a short
tafl white Al the end and some white on the belly
and hanks and extending down to her hind knees.
She was raised In White township, Cambria coun
ty, and when last seen was heading IN that diroe-
tion. Any Information that viii lead 70 the recoV
cry Of said COW win be literally rewarded BY
PATRICK TIERNEY,
iii Seventeenth St. Altoona, Pa.
- a.
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To all who are suffering fron the errors and IN
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay. loss OF manhood, etc, will send recipe that
viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send a sslfsddressed envelope to the
RRv. JOSEPH T. ISNAN. Station D, Nsv York City.
Sept. !, Is52.-1y.
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NOTICE

II Estate Of MATTHIAS BBaE deed
Letters testsrnentary having been issued 70 the
uBdersiEnec on tie estate Of Matthias Behe late
OF Allegheny tow nshiD, deceased notice Is hereby
given 70 all persons Indebted 70 Eaid estate that
pay u ent must be ado without delay. and those
having claims OF demands against the same wifi
present them properly probatsd FOR settlsmen ent 10
MICHAEL NOUN Executor
Carroll Twp, Dec. ~ Iss2--st
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NOTICE

~ Estate Of MATHEW Nom ULLEH. deed.
Letters testausntary the estate OF Matthew
McMullsn, late OF Clearfield township, deceased,
having been granted 10 the undersigned. all per
sons Indebted TO said estate are hereby notified to
make payment without delay, and those having
claims again the same Will present them proper
IL authenticated foi settlement, to
JOHN G. McHIULLEN,
St Augustine, Cambria Co Pa
CELESTINE Nom ULLEry
Nov. 80, 1882. Altoona Blair Co p.
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GET RICH

When hops are $1.26 per ID as now, an
sa;, seIe VIII yleid $1,000 profit, and yet the bes
family medicine on earth Hop Bjtters CON
tam the same quantity of Hops and are sold
a. the same price fixed years ago. although
Hops now are twenty times higher than then.
t teaise hops, get rich in pocket; ase Hop Bit
ters, aud get rich in health
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-05

W. sre sorry to learn that little daush-
ter. aged three wears. of onr much e.taa,I,a5
irleno and former boon companion. Mr. Pc
ter r. Collins, Of Philadelphia, was severely
burned on Wednesday of last week. tbou5h
~ auords us pleasure to say that the little
The accident occurred in conseouence ~
her clothing taking fire while herseIf and
some OF her little associates were engaged in
nHhting the tapers in a miniature Christina
nSuse 20 which the loving parents had progid-
Ihs mother of the unfortunate little one
took place Ae"~P
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ON THIRTY DAYS. TRIAL.

TEE VoLTAIo BELT Co, Marshall, Mich, viii
send DR.. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTFo-NoLTATC
BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thtr-
ty days to men (yOunR OF Old) who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete res
e-atlon Of health and manly vigor. Address as
above. n. B.-No risk is incurred,ss thirty daVs'
trial IL allowed. f12-22.-1y.I
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NOTICE

II Estate OF RICHARD CoLLrrs DECD
Letters testamentary on the estate or Richard
Collins, late Of Clesrnsld township, deceased hav
ing peen granted 10 TIE undersigned, all persons
indebted 70 said estate are hereby rotfded ~
mako payment without delay aud those having
claims against the same viii present them proper
" authenticated for settlement
ROSE CULLINS Exesutrfx
Cleardsld Twp Nov 50 fss2.-st
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CTRAY CATTLE.-Strayed from a
- pasture neId near the BuckhorR Tavern, In
BIatr county some time duri ing the past 50 mmer,
Sonr head OF Young cattle. described as follows;
one white muley heifer. one small req oul, Win
Thfta face and two red steers. Any iniorma ation
thats-iT iesd to the recoverTaof said cattle viii
- 49, -, NV receiye ed and lf6sraIly rewarded BY
10 JOSHUA DEMPSEY,
- sssa-s. Altoona, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-05

The "Owl Club, an organization com
posed of some of the best known and most
popular bachelors ana widowers young and
mIddie-aged. residing in this place, created
somewhat of sensation in society circles on
New Years day by making calls i'm grand
style at the residences of about thirty of our
citizens. Each of the members wore plug
nat and neat badge with the word "OwI -
printed thereon in letters of gold. OF course
they wore other things, too, but we cart
enter into details on that score. Not con-
TENT with the means of lOcomotion nature
has so generously bestowed on each Of them
tney procured large cutter, four handsome
olacR steeds, colored bugleman to herald
thelr arrival and departure from the several
houses honored by their visits, and four
large pieces of canvas, one for each horse
and on each of whicn a full hedged owl was
admiralty portrayed. Thus equipped, thew
mace the grand rounds, receiving a right
royal welcome wherever they went. All We'd
with each other in treating them handsome
~, put 1t is due to the Camcria House to say
tnat the feast prepared for them at that pop-
ular hostelIy was well worthy OF All praise
IL was indeed a magnificent set up.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-05

JoHEsTowN MIsHAPs.-Lincoln Treese.
who lives in the Seventh Ward of Johns
town, aud is employed at the Gautier Steel
Works, met with bad accident on Monday
night. He WAS helping at the rolls. in the
rod mill, and one OF the long rods which had
been turned down to size three-eighths of
an inch square, was Unexpectedly showed
through the grove before which he was
standing, The pass had been carelessly
made by the man Oh the opposite side OF the
rolls, and Treese was not aware Of bis dan
ger until the red hot rod struck him on the
right leg, just below the knee, and pierced
the flesh. He tried TO relieve himself, but it
was too late, and the hot steel burned Its
way through the ligature producing a very
serious and painful wound. His wound was
properly stitched up and dressed by DR..
LOwman, and TreeSe was removed to his
home, where he will be compelled to remain
for some time.
Another employe of the same mill, Mr..
Ludwig BalZeT. met with a serious accident
on Tuesday afternoon Two annealers-
huge metal vessels in which tbs wire is
"cured were being placed In position,
and Balzer getting in the way of one OF
them as it was being rolled along the floor,
was knocked down, the annealer passing
over him and terribly brusing and lacerat-
ing his left leg from the thigh to the knee,
beside inficting other injuries. he was re-
moved to his boarding house, where he was
attended to by DR.. LoHman.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-05

i,R. isR. = w. Benson Celery and ChamomiIe
rms are prepared expressly to cure and will
cure cure Headache OF all kind, Neuralgia, Ner-
vous8ess and Dyspepsia Proved and On
dorsed by physicians f1Ns I'M
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A ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

N Estate OF JOSEPH BILLER, deceased.
Letters Of administration on the estate OF Joseph
BIIIer late Of GallitEin borough, decesse having
been granted to the undersigned. notice 10 HEREBY
given to all persons indebted 70 said estate that
prompt payment must be made. and those haying
claims or demands against the same will present
nrese0t IN EN- legally authenticated for settlement
MINNIE BILLER, AdninistrRtrix.
GaIlifzIn- .ian. 5. lsS3.-et.t
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"OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
II The undersigned offer At private sale Two
1torv fransc house and lot Of ground, situate on
zS.tyn stTset IN I,oretto borough. TDe house con
t.ins ter rooms aud the lot has good sPrinE OF
pure water upon II. For terms etc. eaII % on OF al
orgss ,aea am Loretto p. o.
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"ROusH ON ooRx.r

- ASK Tor Wells Rough on Corns." 1Scts.
Soiek' eomplets and permansnt cure, Corns,
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NOTICE.

ExECUTOR'S NOTICE.
~ Estate ef JULIA BARRIFaToE, decd.
TetterS parliamentary the estate OF Julia
RarTjn0ton late OF Ebeusburg borough, deceased &,
have been granted to the undersigned, VINO mere.
by neties all persens Indebted 70 sefd e,tAse SnSe
irnne.Jfate paymeht must be made. sRd those haY-
ing claims against the same Will present lnen IN
legA form for settlement. .,,.. -.
Ehnnshurg Dec q, I9s2.-et.
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XECUTRX NOTICE,

IL Estate of q. d. BRADLEY, deceased.B
Letters testamentary to the estate Of Capt Dan.
Bradley, late of GallitEn borough, deceased, have
been issued TO the undersigned, who hereby mott
q es Ali persons Indebted TO said estate that pay
N ent must be made without delay, and those haV-
ing claims or demands against the same should
uresspt.them properly probEtedhOr settlement.
BIARGARET BRADLEY, Exeeutri1.
GaIIitzin. Jan. 5, Iss3.-6t.t
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ELECTION or DIRECTORS No
H teo IS hsrehy given that election for d.
rectora OF the Protection Mutual Fire Insurancs
Company OF Cambria County will be held al the
ONCE 81 the Secretary. IN EbsnsburH Pa on Non
esy, Je1esTv sfh. 1888 between the hours OF 10 A.
-. and y. u. 7, ", DICK R.systs-~
De. 10, Ieea,-R
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-05

Singing Irritation, inflammation, all kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured By "Bnchu-
paiba." 81.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-05

7 y EAItS a OhEAI bUFFEKER
from Constipation. Had swallowed a half
bushel of Pills, and drank oyer barrel of
CathaItic and Laxative slops. Had tried
every Patent Medicine recommended in such
cases, and had been treated by all the very
best physicians in philadelphia, and was fin
ally told by her consulting physicians that
she was nowtoO weak for Cathartic Medicine
and that she must die. She then took Mdnd-
a1 and was cured See 81 page of the ellis
OF Life" Get the book from your Druggist
or address DR.. Hartman, Osborn, O., for one.
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EXECuTOR,S NOTICE.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL Estate Of CHARLES BRADLEY, decd.
Having been granted letters teBtamentary on
the estate Of Charles Bradley, late of Allegheny
township, deceased the undersigned hereby noti-
hes all persons Indebted to said estate that imne-
dIate payment must be made, and those having
claims or demands against the same are requested
to present them in proper legal form for settle
nept JOSEPH HOGUE, Executor.
Allegheny Twp, Jan. s, 1ss3.-st.