The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-05-22
NEWS AND OTHER NoVINGs.

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drowning number of cattle. Six persons
residing oD Gard creek were also drowned
over brain work and excesses reduce
tue vitality and cause nervous exhaustion,
etc The Pastille treatment is radical
cure. Harris Remedy Co., st. Louis. Mo.
Send for free trials
"A sumter county, Georgia, farmer has
morse that takes its fodder to the water
trough and vets it before eating It
This is too much like reason to be caIIed
blind instinct.
| -Quinsy troubled meSor twenty wears.
since started using DR.. Thomas Eclectric
Oli' nave not had an attack The oil cures
sore throat at once Mrs. Letta Conrad.
Standish. Mich, Oct. "a, 49,
There IS no fear OF annoyance from no.
tato bugs this summer Is the opinion ex-
pressed by large potato grower of Milford.
Com, who claims that the protracted cold
weather has destroyed the pests.
Rudolph, the finest Hereford bu II in the
world, the property OF the Wyoming Here
ford Association died on Tuesday, after a
veterinary operation, in which a tumor of 65
pounds was taken from him. He was val
ued at SAC. 900.
Large quantities of timber are now creo-
soted at the West in a special manner for
railroad uses, the effect being to increase
the tenacity Of the wood for holding spikes.
etc, as well as its density and ability to
resist mechanical wear
Jane Holmes. a wealthy maiden lady
who died recently at Pittsburgh, at the age
or eighty-one years, left an estate valued at
sl'O0O,OOO, and her Will distributes fully
SfoO,OOO anon local Protestant Charitable
and benevolent institutions.
Decoration Day originated at Arlington
IN 1852 1t is said, by Mrs. Sarah j. Evans.
VINO went with her husband into the Union
army, year after their marriage, and re-
maineG until the end of the war, ministerinc
TO the wounded and dying. She died year
or so ago
The grand jury of Washington on Tues- |
day found an indictment against Butler Ma
hone, son of William Malone. of Virginia.
Ior assault with intent to kill Albert Willis. /
WINS was colored waiter at WeIcker's /
hoVel' "hom young Malone tried to shoot /
last February.
The Tennessee Legislature is discussing
Ihe advisaoillty of selling the Hermitage, An
drew Jackson's estate. to the United States
70 De used as soldiers home. The estate
IS now neglected, and has few of the beau
lies 1t possessed when Old Hickory lived.
ana when he and his wife, Rachel, rode to
and from it in 50. 500 coach.
Michael Hughes, who is wanted at Penn
Kun, Pa, for the attempted murder of his
ather, has been at work in BROOKLYN for
'ome time, and is now under arrest. await
hg the necessary requisitOn papers. He
claims tha: the alleged attempt was only a
'Ian TO scare bis father, and that another
nan named John Minor did the shooting.
"A dispatch from London dated NAV 1e
ays Mr.. Lowell and Mr.. Phelps visited
Windsor by special train to-day. Mr.. Low
u presented his letters of recall and intro .
uced his successor to the Queen Mr. Low ,
u mas already vacated the American Lepa-
lon, Mr.. Russell, the new Consul at Lfy.
rpool, has arr ived aud will be given ban
uet by the Reform Club on Thursday.
Jennie Garnall, aged 10, committed su
de on Sunday q. 1t Shenandoah, Pa. DIV
looting herself through the heart. The j
ause assigned for the act is that her father 7
ad been drinking heavily, and to avoid the t
sgrace that she imagined it brought upon .
or, she decided to take her own life. She
as young, handsome and vivacfous. and :
III.
"A strange case OF marital vicissitude is y
ported from Kansas. A Inan in Lvon Il
'unty that State, fourteen years ago mar y
ed lady with little daughter by for ,
er husband. After twelve years he o5- a
'hed divorce from bis wife and soon af- T
married her daughter. The singular
rt OF IL all is that the divorced wife, now p
mother-in-law, lives with her daughter Is
asst End of Pittsburg op last Tuesday .
'ternoon. a porch in front of the house
ave way, precipitating sixty five people in Z
, the cellar. ten feet below. MeDa Lept- b
,Iter. aged twenty years, and old lady J
AIMED Culbertson were badly injured, and a
is thought will die. A number of others
ustained severe bruises, but were not seri-
usly injured,
Mason and Dixon's line, which has cut
uch a figure in our pol itical history, was
originally 800 miles long, and was marked
" stone posts at intervals OF one mile. 1t
vas the boundary line between the State of
and the States of Maryland
and Virginia, and the name is derived from
ts surveyors, Charles Mason and jeremiah
Dixon. In 1890 the line was extended TO the
western boundary of Missouri This Is
known as the Henry Clay compreuise.
There must be an open road between 1
the food we eat and the substance of which |
our bodies are composed. IL the road Is
cIogged or closed we sicken, faint and die
THIS road is made up Of the organs of diges-
ton and assimilation. OF these the stom-
ach and liver are chief. Most people have
had more or less experience OF the norrors
of constipation, Prevent 1t and all its fear
full sequences by using DR.. Kennedy's "Fa-
vorite Remedy" 1t is the frst step that
costs.
Miss Julia Kramer. aged 1S1 was shot
and fatally injured on Sunday morning. at
Locust Gap, Pa, by Peter KBol5auch, q re-
iected lover Miss Kramer was eonvessing
with william Newman, an accepted suitor,
when Knoibauch approached and Joined in
the conversation. A moment later he drew
a revolver aud senta ball through Miss Kra-
/ mer's head, remarkinf that be would either
marry her sr kill her. A second shot pas
| se6 through the young ladS's hand. third
shot aimed at Newman, a8d not take effect.
KnoIbaueh was arrested, and an attempt
| made to lynch him, b ut the timely arriva
of the oascers prevented it, and be was con-
veyed to jail.
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