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SENATOR BoGGs, of this district, is
Chairman Of the Committee on Printing
and member OF the COmmitte on Con-
stitutional Reform, Federal Relations,
Corporations, Appropriations. Insurance
and Legislative AppOrtionmeut. Rep
resentative Horne is a member of the
Committee on Legislative Apportion-
ment, Elections, Iron and Coal and Pub
lie Buildings. Representative Gates is
a member of the Committee on Centen-
NAL Affairs, Mines and Mining, Bureau
of Statistics, and Printing.
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Vital Questions
Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what Is the best thing iu
the world for quieting aud allaying all irri-
of nervous complaints, giving natural
childlike refreshing sleep always?
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
." Some form Of Hops III"
CHAPTER l.
Ask any or all of the most eminent physi-
clans:
"W That is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs such as
Bright's disease, diabetes, retention, or ina
b. ty to retain urine. and all the diseases
al ailments peculiar to Women
And they will tell you explicitly and en-
pl atically, "Buchu = I''
Ask the same physicians
What is the most reliable and surest cure
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia; constipa-
ton, Indigestion, biliousness, malaria, fever,
ague. &c" and they will .ell YOU
Mandrake or Dandelion mr.
Hence, when these re medies are combined with
others equally valuable
Aud compounded into Hop BItters such q won
derfu and mysterious curative power is 4 sveIou 81
which Is varied IN its operations that no disease
OF I'll health can possibly exist resist its power
Harmless for the most fraiI woman, weakest in.
valid OF smallest child TO use.
CHAPTER II.
Patients
"Almost dead OF nearly dying"
For years, and given up by physicians, of
Brigbts and other kidney diseases, liver
complaints, severe coughs called consump-
tion. have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy !t!l!
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulpeSs, and various diseases peculiar
to women.
People drawn out Of shape from excrueiating
panRs OF rheumatism, inffammatory and chronic
or suffering from scroiula.
Er-sipelas!
'-Saltrheun, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, fndi-
gestion. and n TACT, almost all diseases frail''
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters proof Of which
can be found In every neiKhborhood in the known
world.
be-None genuine without a bunch Of greer
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile poi
soncus stuff with Hop or Hops in their name
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ELKTNs MAKING \ CABINET.-Th
news comes from Washington that
Stephen b. EIkins has beer at the cap
ital 10 prepare the way fUI getting Ex-
Senator Davis, of Vests Virginia, into
President Cleveland Cabinet. Ibis
is just like Mr.. Eikius. He is con-
venient politician with some interests
which make it desirable for him, but
undesirable for the country, that be
should have some influence at the Inte-
TioT Department.
Had Blaine been elected Mr. Elkins
would have had DO trouble. J.. was
the intention to have made Jerome b.
Chaffre, Secretary of the Interior. This
would doubtless have been very good
thing for Mr.. Elkins. Mr.. Chaffee
knows something about Territories as
well rs Mr.. Elkins, and what they did
not know they could easily have ] AIMED
in the course of four years Of good of
fice-bolding under Blaiue.
Having failed TO elect the man who
would put Mr.. Chaffee at the head of
the Interior Department, Mr.. Ekiss is
now anxious to run in his father in law.
His father in law is a very worthy gen.
tleman, whose good character has new
er been brought in question. IL, no W.
ever, he has any serious desire to 90
into the Cabinet of The next President
he would do himself service by call
ing off bis soI-in-law.
Mr. Eikins political movements are
quite liable to invite suspicion. Mr..
Eikins himself is a man with disagree
ably low PbitadeIpbj0 Times.
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Il have been dea in one ear ten years and
partially deaf in the other for two months.
have seen treated by ear specially doctors
ard received no benefit. Having used Ely's
Cream BALM for about a month finn myslf
greatly improved, and eau hear well and
consider it most valuable remedy l had
also nasal catarrh, with dropping Of mucous
into my throat and pain over my ewes. which
troubles also have enti ely disappeared d
B. Yates. Upper Lisie. BrOOme Co, n. Y.
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a BILL was reported favoTably on
Tuesday in the u. ). Senate for the re-
tirement and fe- coinage of trade dollars
The bill authorizes the exchange dollar
!or dollar Of trade dollars for standard
silver dollars Of The United States. aud
thar the trade dollars shall be re-coired
INTO standard silver dollars. THIS ques
tion has so often beea agitated in Con
gress without any result that if the
present body passes the bill which has
been reported in the senate. it will be A
mcst agreeabla surprise 10 ihs whole
country.
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AT the meeting of the Democratic
State Committee last week at Harris
burg, W. L. Hensel was reelected
Chairman, and the Executive Commit
tee OF last year was also reelected, viz ::
VIM. F. Harrity, of Philadelphia B.
F. Myers, OF Harrisburg R. p. Allen,
of Lyeoming Eckley B. Coke, of Lu.
zerne F. A. Bigler, of Clearfeld !;
Richard Coulter. of Westmoreland, and
Vim. J. Brennan, of Allegheny.
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Mr.. HORNE, one of the members
from this county, has introduced bill
into the House requiring laborers about
coal mines and manufactures of iron
and steel, to be paid in lawful money
and at least once in two weeks.
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THE old Liberty bell was received
with due honor at all points on its
journey from Philadelphia 70 New Or
leans, where it arrived on last Monday
afternoon, having started from Phila-
delphia on Friday last at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
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The testimony al tie inquest upon Mrs
WinsiOw, who committed saicide on sun
day, at Newport, XIV, after killing her lit
tie boy, has been concluded. Little Daisv
Winslow described how her mother, after
choking Willie TO death, struck her down
with club. and then bent over and kissed
her, saying. " Good bye Daisy. The child
replied, Goodbye Mamma q" The inhu-
man mother, finding from this that Daisv
was stlH alive, took a razOr and cut the
chii0'S throat. Daisy says she then fell
over and pretended to be dead. whereupon
her mother kissed her again and cut her
own throat. Daisy then jumped I'D and
tried to get ont, bnt could not until a no.
licemaC kicked tie door In.
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HARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm
In Gellitzin township, Cambria county. Pa, sit
uated 90 the road leading from Ashland Furnace
TO Tunnel Hill, contaiEing 100 14e Of which
are cleared, and half veil lined, win l4OO rods
under drain. and having thereon n frame house OF
II rooms. frame b1rn o1xo0 carriage house wag-
on shed, corn crib. blacksmith shop. milk house
and all kinds OF fruit; including graPes. and SEQ
ehoice apple, pear, plum, ounce and crab troes
IheSe premises are u2deriaid with coal aud I a
now sIeratinR the well known Ashland bank :
having storage roem tor 10000 bushels. The land
is In high state Of cultivation and the building
AL In good order. Apply on the premises.
GEORGE J, MYERS
(fallitKin town 81 ip. Ian. Is rSb
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-01-30

THEODORE B. PATTON was yesterday re-
nominated by the President for Postmaster
at Altoona His confirmation is certain
,JOhSlstOUn Tribune
Yes, and his removal in favor Of a
competent and deserving Democrat, is
Just as certain.
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Gambria fireman.
E5ERs5URc. PA,
FRIDAY, - JANUARY 80, 1885.

WE are indebted to Mr.. Horne, of the
House at Harrisburg, for bound copy
Of Gov. Pattison's message to the Legis-
1atura
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Ten per cent. Of the whole OF the purchase money
to Ue paid liH Hincdlateiy amer the property is
ku0cAed d0wa. one third OF the balance on the
confirmation Of the sale. one third in one year
thereafter with interest, excepting. hOweve- rom
the two thirds of the whole OF said purch Sc
money the one thirteenth part thereof. less .Jsts
incident TO proceediLgs in partition and sale.
which shall remain lien on said premises, and
the interest thereon % be paid to George " ilson
annually durtng his life and after his death the
principal sum to be paid to the heirs OF the said
John NJ. RaEer, deceased. and other parties in in
terest, and the remaining ne-third 10 be and re-
main lien on said premises until after the death
OF Sarah VI. Rager, widow of satd decedent, the
interest thereon TO be paid TO her annually and
punctually during her lifetime. and after her
death the said remaining one-third to he paid to
the heirs Of said John NJ. RaEer, tIecea sed. and
other parties in interest the same may appear.
to be secured By bond and mortgage on the prem
ses. Abel. LLOYD Trustee
Ebensburg, Jan. 9. Iss5.-..
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The KEYSTONE ELECTRIC CO..
TILE BAXTER ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY.

are prepared 10 furnish entire electric plants. VIII
also arrange with counties cities corporations or
individuals. for the right 10 the BAXTER
LAMP. the most economical improve oDt in cleo
tric Hight ny ever iuven :ei-s8Ving Ouc-half the
cost OF likhtng by Are Lamps, ami making stea
dier and purcr light. The consumption OF carbOns
is less than fourth OF what it is the ordinary
lamp Eighteen inches of carbons. hurniuk in or
dtnArv inmns but haif night. will last in these
lamps three nights, burning ALL MIGHT LONG.
Address
KEYSTONE ELECTRIC co,
2t2 :. THuD ST. fHILA zIA, IA
ApHi II. lSSi.-ig.
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ANANTED-One agent. lady or gentleman, in
W every county. Steady employment. Our
agents arc URkiHg from 81 TO 81 per dav. Full
particulars sent irea. Address at unce
PARK MFG COMPANY
BOX l02l- 239 Broadway, New York
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STRAY SHEEP.-Came to the prem
~ ises OF the subscriber in Washington township
about the lst OF December last, four head OF sheen
two Weathers with both off and notch
cut out Of LETT etr on lower side-one eve with
hofh ears Oh and one eve lamb with the LETT ear
on Tho owner L. requested to come foryvz ri
pfoVe property. pay charges and take thcm a1sv
9therNise they wall he disposed o. according 10
law. pE.TL.P ia pSFS-
January q. lSSs.-c.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate

ID phans Court OF Cambria county, the under
signed trustee appointed ny said Court 10 make
sale OF the REAL ESTATE hereinafter described
belong Ing TO the estate OF John M. Rager late of
the township Of Jackson. deceased. will expose 10
public sale at the Court House, in the borough OF
Ehensburg, on
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1895.
THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES

Aims TO cover the whole field OF pro-
gressive journalism. No subject is too
great for it to discuss intelligently and
without bias, and none so insiqnifca Mt
as to escape its notice. II LAYS the
world tributary to its wants, and every
where its agents may be found, alert to
gather the particulars of all passing
events and send them by telegraph up
to the last moment of going to press
1t is brief aud abstract chronicle of
the time and contains all that Is worth
knowing in the history of the world for
the pas. twenty-four hours.
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STAR SHlYIKG PkRLORl

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"a signed having been appointed Auditor to re-
port distribution OF the funds in the hands Of
Hugh Edwards. ENccgtor nf Evan X. Evans de-
ceased, as shown by his fret and partial account
herebJ gives notice tia: he Will sit his office in
EnenSourg. Pa, on Tuesday, February 8 1883 at 2
O'Clock. p. N, for the purpose Of attending to
the duties OF his appointme ent when and where all
persons having claims must present them be
debarred from coming IN on said fund.
A V BARKER Auditor.
Ebeusburg, January 9, lss5.-St.
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ALL FOR NOTHING.

WHY TIE DOCTOR WAS DIS6USTEO, AND WHAT
MIGHT HAVE DONE WITHOUT HIM
" Well. Vife." said Dr. E. as he entered his
house, which was situated in cosy village IN &c n
tral New York, - have got back rom long and
dreary ride away down among the mountains and
al 70 no purpose whatever. The messenger said
the man wouldn't liye till morning when the fact
is he had only an ordinary attack OF collie II the
slmplctous had only had sense enough to put
bENSON'S CAPtlNE POROUS PLASTER On
ms stomach ne would have been Sll right ia IN
hour OF two. But some folks slou to learn -
ADDED the old physician. swallowing the sup Of
steSmisF TEA ms vie had Just poured for him.
Dr- = was rights vet people a. learn. even
though slowly. The rapidly Increasing uss OF Ben-
son plaster proves this beyond question. nj me
good doctors are certain 10 ne saved much Of their
needless toll In all diseases capable Of being E.
iected by plaster Bonsons acts efficiently and ~
once. The genuine have tbs word CAPCI \ p cut
in the centre. Price 25 cents
SEAnuRY IoaNsoN. ChemL.Ls. NeN York.
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a salt bed. giving 90 G5 per cent. Of salt
las Ueen discovered near Ottowa, Canads
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Friday, February 18th, 1885,

oI > . NHVNFNf 7 NJ INC TOIIUWInH real estate,
wit.
II that certain niece or parcel OF land situate
in jackson township. Cambria cou ty. Pa bound
ed and described as follows that Is to SAY, adioin-
ing lands Of John Gittngs, David BuIkhart. VII
liam Byers and others, containing
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SeVenty-One Acres.

more or less. about fifty Of which are cleared
having thereon erected flro two-story PLASK
DWELLING HOUSES and FRAME BARN.
TERMS 4Er - Ar r.
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WAsHINGToN. Jan. 23.-Edmunds in
troduced a bill To prevent and punish
crimes 10y means OF explosive compounds
and it was referred TO the judiciary
committee. II declares it felony and
provides penalties therefor for making.
handling or transporting explosives to
be used for unlawful purposes either
within OF without the jurisdiction of
the United States
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ROSA HAS NOTHING TO SAY

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-O'Donovan
Rossa TO day EXPRESSED great satisfac-
ton at the news from London. and
said Parliament should have been
blown up long ago. When asked if he
knew anything about tO-day's havoc he
shook his head III a mysl eIious way and
replied that he had nothing 10 say.
CONGRESS STIRRED Ur BY THE ExPLo-
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Il. A. SHOEMAKER. ProthonotarY
Prot'y's Office, Eb-nsburg, January IL 1885
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P. M-Public excitement is some
what allayed by the development that
the White Tower is not nearly so
badly injured AS reported, but as large
Quantities of ammunition were fire.
quently stored, The popular Indignation
was almost lndescriOable. A large
number of children were among the Wis
itors and many. of Them had faces and
hands badly torn by flying splinters. A
most piteous sight was afforded by the
detention of the large crowd of inno-
cent children with their pale faces and
bleedinp heads
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Marvin. Cor lone



".;u,ict, j. getting i.4to strange state,
saii y. r., ob-eIraIt nitdie-agei lady the
OF. .. d.. Il ee=is Il, if every one were
fortune limiting at oar b,st-known summer
resort. ! huv. ben away all sumner. ami
have had aiEniaai -ue.nS Of u lying he
Young p-opI. !lo;u my o SeTTations dur
in She asst lew seasons / have come To the
conclusion that lie idea thai money Is the
only 81 n in life worth living Tor i growing
ste-,ii,, year by year. Haven't You noticed
how .aw MATCHES have leen reported as
tn { AIT 81 the past varatioa: Wen. it
seems Zoo Eie that tie first thing the
girls ask nowadays when they meet n young
fellow L. 'Eof, much money IA, he;' and the
yo,in ,euil,i;.eI in their tara inquire: Has
she 81 any money ! week Or tw" ago |
- .,
81
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-, VI, I,,s,.,-,I..,
a., - -. :,
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What BrIi>hcr, Tell IL.

MIA .ri itila NcN>
You say clever When You mem. smart.
You sly ~>tor-. WIN yoU oI.ly meaz
shop
you say cunning when you mean tricky
Or cut
Noa say ROW 1 want T. know. whom vou
90 NO; mean IT,
Yoa say depot, when YOU have in mind i
railway station
Th, caramsl> which you think lovely an
only ;ooth>omo
You ind yulr eat:ns elegant wken ycu
mJaa IL : gJ-2-
The .ecture which struck You Us perfectly
splendid was in cs1ll;y admirable
You thought yol hll real good tine.
bat YOU only enjoyed ycurSs.f very much
II you 70 10; quite under tand any cue
you look W n hlauS way ana say -how.
What yea said ia too sooI FOX any
thing was sl:Ep.y q ~ team y>u thought
~ x,-.,-,'t3 "a
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| mixture IL sinp!g.t; ana surew cness, or
tiered admiral Keppel, then in comm and of
: the British fest ia the Chinese s-as to land
/ them as near the camp OF the prince their
master as was practicable. As soon as they
| got ashore they fastened 10 the prince, earn
| estly bescught hifa to dcsist from a hopeless
conflict, AID IN part ssccJelei N stopping
hItn in lis mad career. The prince was
helpless 20 stem the coITlc events We're tax
ing. He had raised c specteT which be could
not lay at viii. As fcr the new and unex-
ported emiSsari.s Of pcace, Ia Jared hardly
with them. Ito he'd to Ia i himself from
popular Indignation. ll.lye. falling
into the hands OF the anSerel Sanl1urai was
slashei cut, ami left for dead by the road.
side. He had just sufficient strength left IL
nursed back to life AMI carefully hidden.
Cut 10 this day he hears OF his face ms
niento Of that terrible INT.
Within four years OF the . events the III
rvitahle srelt had como. 'rhe power o: the
tycoon had cruInblsl = pieces. The mikado
was restored to actual authority; TIE feudal
system vEich had brought about this result
in lts :ur-, i..iraculously melted away; and
after = transformation Gene the ike OF
which has never before been enacted IN the
history q the world, Japan found itself
under something approaching constitutional
government. In fostering the growth Of pop
ular liberty and cOncoGlItau:ly OF national
prosperity which has since invigoratci Japan,
the sailor apprentices vi the Pegasus have
bone a principal share. Abandoning all
notions Of con3u.rins England. they deter.
mined - Ear as 30 stole 20 inlitate her. They
have introduced into Japan r7iiwarS tele-
graphs = 20 tai service. AM thorough sys-
tenn % education n" dream Of their ears
youth Ia, been rrali2sl - the extent that
Japan now has ~ - IF iirsi-class ships,
though their c-Jsris ere not loaded 10 keep OF
stranger. ON tie contrary, foreigners ara
welcomed Throughout tho empire, and for
eicn trade lo;irishes a half = dozen open
ports. The energies Of the present govern
ment, which IL. t. anl Hr InUuye crc
the fo1u i.rs AM ii, sustaining forces, are
GclibaGatei- and persisten;ly directed toward
extending this sound AMI literal policy.
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ST. l.. r.. S. d W. r. r.
EAST BOUND TRAINS
A. T. q s. F r r. Co

All other trains daily except sunday
No passengers carried on freight trans VIII
out tickets.
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An ingenious Frcnchman las applied =
cushion of rei india-r,Ibber TO The bottom C.
a series Of Household objects in ea-thsawaI''.
porcelain. glass. eic, - thst they car be in
cliped a. an angle OF from - % 20 degrees
wi.hcu, falling ever. Ocean steamers Elay
urofS, from he use Of such Al invention :,
this
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T.. D. sEfNrFE. fashisr.
gro = sFtIfus ass-t sshiss
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Don't 10 &c.

\ very Common but reprehe1s.bie practice
Is that u holding burn a closa % the crate
a. pcssibie T. draw ihe nre oEt -
no, out q the iireplace. but froa the
injured part
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lhaurcuIN Il NnNci.

Admiral Courbet. tie French commands
In China, entered 7chool intending TO lecunlc
soldier but changed his uind il favor @.
the navy after reading one q Capt Mar
ryat's novels
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aFreuchman.s Iuyeution.

DR.. Tame. the Ca>,er, hs> gone 70 Mexio
- live On 4 ranch
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Dissolution Notice.


ce'cre 'ssa9 Price, che -. Aaf -tiie' ssih =
81 six for -. Sy nSii. frse q; T-ssts-s- sod
by all druggist Psnphle; Tree g ever sppii-
can't Ads3ress al e.s,nssuaie&fious - ths pro-
priefors, the Narrxy Medicine Co. ha1sS- lis,
No. ~ Sid IN Wichiix. ShoissAis snd ~
tail ~ Als!riea Brora
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HERE, WE ARE AGAIN
And as Always With Prices Lower than Others Can
or Dare Make Them.

Mems Kip Boots, all solid, only SLID
Mems in Shoes ali solid a good working shoe, 100
Men Fine Dress Shoes all sfves. onIy 100
Women's Fine Button KID Shoes rked holes, 1875
Women.s Button Goat Shoes worked holes, 1875
Womens Button Kid Shoes 1875
Chdrens Tipped School button, to IL,
Chdrens Tipped Shoes, button to H. 30
Children Tipped School Shoes button, to g. 10
strange 70 some how do it, but we do and we are
chuck full equally good bargains in fact acknow
size stock, excellence or goods
and Styles and also our low prices at the Red Front
A. ALLEN.