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New-York tribune., 1885-02-24
GEN. WASHINGTON TO GEN. ARMSTRONG.
lBY TsLEGRAPH THE rRDuNE.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Captain w. w.
Armstrong OF the Pension Oiice. great-grandson Of
General John Armstrong ar has in his possession
erestng Washington relic In the shape Of the following
letter by General Washington to General Armstrong;
FAIRFAX &. II. vIRGA, !
Mar. 20, 1870.
DEAR SIR: Your obging favour OF the oath OF yany
came to my hands sometime after the date thereof and
10 which should have given an immediate answer but
was In hopes that by delaying OF II y
while to have said something more to tho
purpose than I am like to do at present
In respect TO the matter you did the honor OF mem
tiouina in behalf OF SON At this time do not know
Que good opening for young Practitioner In Physck
any where within the circle OF acquantance-truei
we hay OF the two doctor Laurte that used
IN simply Alexandria and the County about IT, but his IN
long before DEATH for the other Doctor Runney0
who is well established In the business and not ike 70
he affected by young gentleman lately from tho College
of PLiladel lphia Mr. Alexander. notwithstanding
his large family connections In this county. From hence
10 Frde think there Is not an opening worth
Mr. Armstrong; embracing g-bcow that Doctor Mercer;
from his acquaintance and Inquiries VIII DC Ado 10 so
Won a much more satisfactory acct than can -
A gentleman Of the turn OF mind you describe your
son Ia he regularly educated In the study OF fhysck,
Steam mat will improve upon acquaintance. suen
wish most OF our young gentienen Wetr y. ,n., ~"
,j some from the College or Edenourg uateiy ua, aN
,hep ma roo full of themselves II Doctor Armstrong
should take u turn into Vlrga any time tnis sprns,
hiJ Se exceeding glad to see him at my house, ana
houd think myself very happy II was In my power 70
render him or you any acceptable service. a.. IAN,
Ma Washington returns you many tnanhs ioE sous
Good wishes and Joins very cordially with Inc IN ten0er
nc our hes, respects to yourself and Mrs Armstrong
| am, DR. Sir, . o,., a tr,,. servt
q. WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24
HELPING THE AMERICAN MECHANICS

Tho order OF United American Mechanics, gave
an entertainment at steinway Hall yesterday under
the auspices Of Charter Oak Council. M A IN.
proceeds of which Will be applied TO the reli.f nS
needy members OF the order. A company of Cont.
nentel Guards In tho picturesque uniform of the
The Sons Of Revolution" largo audience an
l3yed the peIftS2rmanSo H;t2 which comprised songs by
rectations by Miss Carrie Waterbury. Miss Grace
I. Thompson Charles H. Little, addresses Sy
tho Rev. Henry A. Powell. and by the Rev. john
BrOnner.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24
pp,DoE EXTENSION IN BROOKLYN

The proposition to extend the briago u MIn. W..
way In Westinghouse. to the brooky. Sny . 1890.
son,s opposition from tho principal property
"w"srs in the street and committee Of them consst,
owners :" .no and Hermann Lehman and Colonel
gn s % Of the rm CO. Psas yss;st
Gordon L. Ford, called upon eS Ss maeh better tie
ay ss road asona from 70
st. to Adams s Myrtieave and willoughby.st Ms
the psun agresd il their views were put IN
r ha before the legislative committee ot INC
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24
DYING IN POVERTY WIN MONEY IN THE bANh.
Erodcrica Vogel, age siYty-thrce. was iOuhu

dead in her room in the basement of tho mousse IN 'o
rear Of No I2I East Thrdsl, on Suhay, she hnd not
p.' D., -, -, ,,n,,,,n, .inrnrd bruks her and
found her dead upon old mattress near the s,ove
The upprarapre OF the body indicated that she had Dren
dead more than wenty four hours The room WAS nlie
with accumulation Of old clothes. trunks ana
furniture The body taken To an underaRers shop
i'm Enst Nipth-st and autopsy held. No cause oi
was found and It Ia thought she died from gehsr
1aiitv she had an account with tho Bowery Savings
Rank Her effects not searched yesterday ana tho
hank hook has not found II IL believed that shc
ba. consldernbls money hidden about tho premises.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24
LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT

The third annual lawn tennis tournament
given by tao stockholders Of the Tennis Building Asso-
eston held In that building yesterday Tho tourns-
open to members Of any indoor club. and play
beg4n at o'clock In the morning The matches were
Lawn Tennis Association ASd were decided the best V0
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24
.,rv,,prrn MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Louis Emener, of No. 76 Kingslana,ase. ,sS :,
prnosIyu. tried to knock his wiie's brains OUT WIN
~s.,sray morning, and then cut his own 'ni0:s -
win cheese knife His wifes injuries are Serious
not fatal. and his own probably mSIs uss County Psn
tsn,ry Where had served SIX months M rage
his wife Two because ysa,s sfH Ss Wife talked with
founded Ss S nsy three shots &c hsi
Of which took effect and then sYss msnsr keeps guof
thinking he had killed her. MIS- hH''A''
ahOp.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24
ATLANTA IRA VELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived on tho
steamship Aurania from Liverpool yesterday were
James Gordon Bennett, II. H.. Baxter, A. c. Bryan, j.
r. Caldwell. Hector Cameron, Farquhar Campbell r. l..
Cannon, Colonel ii. II. Davies Howard Fleming, j. Il.
Fothrrgill, j. X. Hall, Wallace O. Henderson, King
Houston, r. H. Keator. Count Kessler o. X Leay craft
H. Rndfern. q. de Traiord, T.. Quarles dUaord and
Robert q. Walker.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24
ROMA 10 LECTURE

O'DOnOvan kossa will deliver lecture be
fore the Robert Enmet Society. OF Fall River Mass.
March 4, tho 1O7th anniversary OF Emmets birth. II
declares his intention Of annihilating fOrensically
Whatever Is left Of the British Empire by that tme
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24

commercial traveller got on the train here ysStesdtay
What's the matter with you Your eyes look Ike yo9
had boon crying" Tho replied. Dont nS give ~
Kansas There is religious revival going on IN every
town on the ns and tho lap who does not 80 up 70 INC
Sss y SS:s:. s:ass siiiS :a s'A
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24

ont NJ tbraa .ets without vantage games Fourteen
teams entered and after interesting days play the
Roy Messrs Coffey and Harrison winning the second
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24

Langtry craze is played OUT This ID 'n0 'o"o
throughout the article. On the same page spPo".
pictorial lampoon which. but for lts eiuui,'ou'
unlkeness to tho supposed original mieh' "",o
passed for coarse caricature. Ohuoi -
am;ah,o innuendo 1after two years.; the reader
being left TO infer that this is what she had come TO-
that with the lapse of time Mrs. Langtry had ios'
oven that beauty of face .and figure which, as Is
plainly limited. were to serve instead OF draina'o
ability sNOt even worth seeing, is tho o''
moral Such brutaities will do no great hari'' o"'
there are few English journals OF position wno1'
conductors would think they could afford 70 pu'iSn
them. Criticism on an actress Is one 'ns
matter how severe or how stupid. it is wlthih .he
limits. But q personal attack on woman 10
novelty in an English paper of the respectable SORT
What happened on the second night OF MIS-
Langtry's appearance is an interesting commentary
on the events of the first. The theatre was croWoou
by an audience of the usual sort, neither Dfiii'p'
nor the reverse. When the curtain went up ~"
might have said the actress had not irlehd III tio
house. Not the faintest sound of welcome greeted
her. The silence was chilling. little applause
was heard at intervals during the fist act. At tnc
end of it came recall; at the end o, the secoho
prolonged end hearty applause. There was al
accid ntal delay of minute or more III MS
Langtry's appearance before the curtain. put 'i'c
audience insisted, the applause was geherai anu
stubborn An English audience does not often
take 50 much trouble to express its good opin'on'
The deaouemeat Of the third act. the killing OF De
Foudeite and the unexplained reconciliation between
Prince and Princess, were not much better liked
than on the previous evening. and there were hisses
followed by another recall of Mrs. Langtry ana MI
Coghlan and greeting of unbroken coidiailty
when they presented themselves. The distinction
between disapproval of the piece and approvai Oh
the two chief actors in it marked as clearly as
possible 1t is evident that the present ending VIII
never answer and it is likely to DO altered to SUIT
the taste of the public. IL W. >.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24
SUICIDE OFA BOY.

LAKEWOOD, N. j., Feb. % Especial. oliver
Wendell Holiness age sixteen years. committed suicide
by hanging Ut this place, to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-24
,opr ~ PROF. FROZEN OvER

NEWPORT HARB0R FROZEN o'h@ a.
NEWPORT, R. l., Feb. 2S.-The harDor 'o'rS - rOt,
is completely frozen over the icc stretching a".
Adams. such Lght ~ this has NOT p'sl
n1ncA lo7&
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20
Farm and HoHsshnld.

Too much corn will iujure ssss1
Oats are best.
Pie = small bank Of earth about a-E
set fruit trees.
Muldy corufuidrr will taiut th+ tr
ter. Ditto musty hay.
Wei boots can he driet by a'lng V--
oa,s At night.
Ever, fl'Wpr-po, should haze IN tr,.
OF TWO of lrukel ear,hervur r 'n
bottom.
The currant bushes should o. rrur,.
and m4tured. and they vii ttsr ..rg
irui' rex' wear.
Meal nr hrau VifG nj /. u.r. r
when scaid-d. Wh-lh-r % Is ltr '..
so dsp--rds nn The c0uvtuialots ..- -
cos Of labor.
Many Of our b.->t farmers i.- 1
their manure and spread q or t..r ..
AS fss, IS 10 i usue. Their s-c
raising big crols IS d s-ruug ,rs.
in frvnr Of tie practice.
In he p,st grape growing r-CI..s
Nv YrIk ciuse EiuuUg is fh- u
Where The pr,4pa needs Prn'-r'f"7 '
pruning should b. done D., ThsuE-Ef
ard h. wires lard d-vH and rNH
Vi'h Straw.
Whsp 4 calf b'nsts after h.1E
mix II if n siQE Of iudlg-slI ION. IL
il less 1T y lime and r., d 10 1870 or DO
times a day. II this d~s mol cnrrr
trouble Put pinch OF hi-Csrb'ns''
soda oI magnesia in tie milk 10 prr's
hatulence.
Whether you build new hous- o.
over sn o.d one buIld . shed nesi
When the shed is built put II %
Of dry earth snd On top scsi'rT
leaves, sweepiDRs frUm the tan o
ETC.. then scatter g-sin among 'bs
ter and let the hens srrs'ch.
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I'm. rptaemIe OF Crime,

WHENCE eomes this spidemie Of suicides
and rr1mrdsrs Recent discussions have
naYned several oanses. Hon. q h hssvA
oe Indiana, charges IL 70 inndel eeaentnM
--horitua that hopelessness OF futurS
state crfpples fortituds for bearing Hfea
Ma Another declares suffering from the
universal business deprsssions the OsnsA.
A third writer attributes IL TO Increasing
Insanity. a physician thinks much OF the
tAndency is inherited. while temperance
advocates lay the responsibility upon
strong drink.
Eree-thinkers have committed suiciue'
hut 90 have orthodox churchmen- ~
nancial straits have beset many. but the
wealthy have also taken their liza
Insanity aud dissipation have prsceedeo
sufrides and family murders.
One feature common TO almost every
such crime challenges attention Wei
nigh avery report of suicide and family
murder mentions the psTpetator as hay-
ING "for some time been subject 70 mel
ancholy" Whence comes this All
recognize medical authorities tell US theb
tbe Are which consumes the brain - al
ways kindled By arrangements OF algeiS. ei.
fion: that good digestion Is inlPf'ssi Die
1,ftbout pure blood, and pure blood is
neyer known when the liver and kidneys
are out Of order. Under such circum-
stances. a preventive should be sought.
and for this Warmers safe cure 10 SOW
aretun-a fact conceded oy the bee<
authorities in the land, and u ts especially J
cOnrneufed bY the celebrated Dr. DIG
IAvh-ROcheSteT DeTnOordt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20

The CARE OF BABT ETEs.-InE =
muscles sci for zach Oue.ac' 10 ptI.'.
cnrrelstinn. and enable the organ u I, 7
instant Of time to cover 10 ina-l u
range Of vision. No 6nr adlus. ur-
the telescope. no system %: ien~s p
prisms. can accomplish this feat I'D a"-
slant OF time. -
The utmost caution is therefor - -
perstively demanded Of eyrrN Il
tn whom is consigned the care
young child frrm irfsucy f0 p-r''lN
third year of life. / - durlng hN
thai damage To the muscular aIt
Of The eye may he done. tn m''I[. .,
nurse rs eager To have bsty 49,. ~. .
thing fInm ihe nursry wiud"N. "i p =
q carriage or car. How msn' r
heads, langUld ewes. and d d's'To'i p.
pers result fr.,m his ms skv.-D.'
S. Peck, IN BdbVldnd
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20

ONE reason for draining out low and
wet places on the farm, which perhaps
has not entered INTO cousieerst ion as it
should, is that the grass on these wet
places is less nutricious than that which
grow on dry and well-drsined land, and
stock does not even eat as we'll. The
draining not only increases the yield of
grass, but makes it more nutricious.
and stock will eat It much better. For
these reasons swsmpy bottom lands and
wet hIllsides should he we'll drained.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20
All Sorts Of Pspas,,,A,

man. "'.a7
Ignorance is the parent Of
juries. -I (.
Ill examples are like ooDtag,on.
eases ' Dc
Charity is the scope of suGr
msndments. COZ
Idirness is the'refugs Of veal
and the holiday fools. U't,
He who cannot hold his toD,r.
4 worthy of having one.
The last words is the nosr A.
of internal machines. s5'.4
A bad mau, whatever bis r,rL
blot on his escutcheoa -a'
II every one hss his own ..,
would come 10 bad erd si
He that swells in prusperitv 80.
sure 10 shrink in sdyrrsity q
Have a place for Everything s,s,
everything in its place. ea't
Charity is frlrDdsbip II. o.
friendship is charity iuclo,.d a'.
Wounds Of thr heart srefI.,.,
that are healed by opening We
Though we know not VII,
winds, We know where il ends '.'.
The earnesiDess of life Is d..
passport to the satisfaction OF Ii,,
tsrDsl sins proceed from frr,,-
food and emptiness Of euplovrD.r.
CHsual omissions and Iittlr ,.rt
wit should never be srvrr-ly yi,i..s "
Save lost man MS memo-,..
need no "eternal punishment, \
H. who lakes pleasure IN evil r.
VIII soon brc0me All evil sp4.k.-
An exchange s4ys: 'sWhaf
furnitur'T" Don't know uDl-.. /.
armed chairs.
Ku"w thy work and d. E, lt r
cuies. Que mons. er there i. 10
world-the idle man.
What chin is 1t which is b.rs.
keep still than wumau-sY'' W
up-chiu, Of course. -
! II of'entimrs just rains hard an.
To go the theatre, but sItog-rb.- :.
hard TO go 10 church.
Large as this world Is. il il r,,..
after al, but a mere rosjrum Oh ~
the mortal mird spepks ils piece
1t YOU wish 10 bp b. ppy as d king .s
al those who haven't rs much a. ,.
no; as those who have more.
II is curious phy siologiual fac, ~.
corn never grows on the right f,-
II is always on the wrong one.
The Chinese in New York bsvs -.t
!ished IN almanac. Il looks likes 4.
cracker label, and is as large asa b.-
door.
Our alarms are much more run.r,
than our dangers, and " sursr rrl
more In apprehension thar in resr,v
We see how much a man has IN
therefore envy him; did ~ s-e has ~
tie be enjoys, We should rather p.
him.
l is absurd to indulge in 81 kinds
excessPs and vice. and imagine vour..
cunning enough 10 Conceal u from ii
world.
Il is not until We have pass. 4 lhragg
the furnace that We are made % trr
how much drOss Was N our COMBS
tioD.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20
1885. 1885.
THE WEEKLY POST
Under a Democratic Ma
tiOnal Administration.
The Will of the People
Vindicated and the
Great Wrong
Righted.
The PITT BURG WEEKLY POST
The PITT BURG WEEKLY POST

OF e NV year undr, ccudtr, ,ons thar have not e1-
isted '"r "a quarter of a century
Ring uut the oil ring IN the new.
Ring out the false, ring In the trUe.n
cleveland End He, bricks have been elected
AFTER rhe fourth Of Mach there will be Demo
cratic administration At Washington, with great
p"-sihilties t"l th" progress, prosperity and ad-
vsncemeut Of the country.
A The Po=T has lahored unceasiuR'y for TWEEN
~ nve yenrs these glorious results 80 IL VIII
extend u the new administration hearty greet
inV and CORDIAL sur.Uur' 10 the re-eEtabIfshmenI
a. UrtuciVIe- and policies vital to tie lubuc wei
fare. hy reforming abuses. r<htinV wrunVs and
asserting the supremacy Of The Democratic faith.
" 2 on he threshhOld Of import u events and
great changes. To Democrat who sided IN
Cl-velsnd's election tie future is full Of interest
and hope.
TIE WEEKLY PosT viii aim to keep fully
abreast OF the times in everything relating to the
Incoming administration. Its policy at home and
ahroad Will ne inteiiXently discussed. generously
supported or cAndtdly and kindly criticised No
year In the history OF this journal promises to he
so repIete with mntters of interest to pemoc-sts
4 a. the one which We are about to enter. The
meeting 0f Congress, the declaration Of the Pres
dental vote the inauguration. the new Caa binet
I the changes In the uuulc service the ODsuf70 IN
/ o. ne books All are OF great concern. The wEEK
/ LH fosT VIII iurnish The earliest intelligence
I with judiciOus com ment from the old Democratic
standpoint. Success will not hamper it any more
energies
TIE session Of the Legislature with Reform
. Governor uppused 10y q Republican msiorifv
promises to he fruitful OF imInrta Mt isgues and
citing incident. The coming session ot Congress
will be even more interesting in its broader held
In all It's varied departments. THE WEEKLY
{ Posr will aim at excellence and reli ,hfIfty It's
literary. mtsce llsneOus. news and local depart
ments viii he maintained in their utmost effeien.
oy Hhlle US marker reports VIII be prepared with
greater care anu precision than ever before and
made absolutely reliable.
Now the time Tor Democrats everywhere to take
hoId- cement Snd strengthen the party aud itl
choren representatives. by extending the circuia.
ton OF Democratic papers, We are no longer on
the defensive-We are done with JOllgiziug-tht
party 10 day sta nds tor majority Of the America
people. and in few weeks IL will he called on Il
adm mister the general Government Truth 1,
mighty and has prevailed,
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20

To remove iron m0lds fT"ih ."
take butter, of sntimOny nne onH''' .
alic acid one ounce, dissolve ihTu
one pint of water. and E lur spu "'
the competition To proper consl' ~.
Then lay Il evenly on the sis'neD =
with a brush. and after il has Is1l'--
for few days. wash it oi. snd I7F.
the process If the stain il nj qa's
moved
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20

A GREAT msny p st'y thirEs 81 >
nowadays with the scrnli ssS, Ou'
are delicate snd easily broken. ~
may b. petriH-d by the following :
cess: Take equal parts Of gem 81, :.
alum, calx. white vinegar and
powder; mix these r0E-tbrr, sna
thr fosning Su,.sif.-- ~ o.. '
to tR p. ,rihad iu 'tr sou iSh.
thrm from four 10 fivp dANs, Shr'
ri6cstivn gill ts cumPl-tH
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20

An Independent Newspaper Of Dem.
oeratic Principles. but not Controlled by
any Set Of Politicians or Man pulators :;
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
the News of the Day in the most Inter
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sible Promptness, Accuracy and Impair
TALLY; and to the Promotion Of Demo-
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Government Society and Industry.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20

!. rrss. mice. reaches. Sizes. ans, beg
Heart Pains.

Do&s
Heart Pains.
-
Palpttaton, of3pslc;;ll s~eiIt :,sd nv W eJis'
Iiei,h Icnevrr
'tROugh on COrus' -,
Ask for Wells h0ug gh oa @ t,orns. - S,ons
complete cure hHrh Sr SOi' S'i NC ~
ssBuchu-Pntba
Quick. eornpletc cure. all kidney. bladder and
urtsary diseases. scsild nS ir ''stioL. s."N'' s'
Ell. cstarrh Of the bladder. 81 'ruHSl9ts'
,-,,.. =. -. .,,,,s,s r,ts mice. goph-
ers chipmunks cleared out ~ Rough On Rats
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20

The cause OF temperance, like pump
handle, has its ups and downG-TNew
Crlea ng Picsvrne.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20
A CARD.

"A CARD
To all who are suffering from the sr-oTS ard
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood. ko-. / viii send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered ~ mis-
sionary in south America Send . salf-sd-
dressed envelope 70 ths RHv. JosHPH Z. L.
KAN. Staten d. New YoEk City.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-20

Physicians Tessinsuy.
A-w. Brown, ND, Of Providenes,
r. l., says: ~ have used HUNTS
Kidney and Liverl REMEDY in my
practice for the pas: sixteen years,
and cheerfully recommend It -
being q saDe and reliable remedy
Another prominent doctor Of
ssys that Il am ire
quently urged to use other preparA-
tions as substitutes for HUHT's Kid
ney and Liverl REMEDY. / find en-
trying them that they are worthless
IN comparison TO II.
An Old Lady.
MY mother, 76 years old, has
chronic kidney complaint and drop
sy. Nothing has ever helped her
like HUNTS kidney and Liverl
REzHDI. She has received great
benefit from bottles and we think
it will cure her."-w. ". sundsT-
land, Builder, DAnbury, Conn.
A Ministers Wihe.
Rev. Anthony Atwood, OF Phila-
delphia, sAys:-"HUHT's kidney
and LiVerl REMEDY has cured my
wife Of Dropsy in It's worst form
All say that IL is 8 miracle"
General Chaee.
General ChAcs OF Rhode Island
says: 81 always keep HUNT's [Kid-
ney and Liverl RENxpT in my
house. Taken in small doses oeea-
sionAlly at night, 1t prevents head
ache, and regulates the kidneys,
stomach aud other organs" ic
shaken, by HUET's REMEDY taken. -
TTEET0N, n. l., General Agent.
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single subscriptions. one year.
l'"StAGe prePald-...-..- ..eI.25
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