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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20
REMARKS on sLEEP.-Always sleep with

REMARKS on SLEEP.--Al ways sleep With
your eyes shut.
Never eat just after going to sleep.
A person should never get up in ne
morning before he is awake.
Never sleep with your head to tls east
TIE yeast makes things rise too soon.
Men, women and children require just 50
much sleep aud if they do not get it they
loose it.
Rabies ought to sleep twenty four h0uH
per day. But We never had one that would
do it.
Sleep is wearied natures sweet rsst0r51
Under its sweet influence the whole system
becomes lax. This is the reason We al
sleep so well.
If you are IN the habit of snoring and
can't breathe without snoring, don't breathe
1t is better 20 stop your breath and die than
to snOre 't
a man should lie in bed at least eight
hours out of the twenty-four, All except
lawyers. They lie so much all the time u
don't make any difference whether they
sleep OF not
Some people say that a feather bed is ul-
healthy, UuI VIC DOME Hnou ruathvI H ls o-
not. If the feathers come of of a hen taAi
laid unhealthy eggs we suppose il Is.
\ man should never jump out Of bed TsII
sudden. 1t starts the circulation too glics'
BE ought to turn over and stretch aud yaWn
and cape, and scratch, and lie still, anl
wait TIL some OF the women folks set uG
and make tie FIRE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20
PEMARHAPLF yFroFTEs
wonderful FeaIs Of Men Who Could
Remember well.

There was a CorsicaH boy who could "a
hearse forty thousand words. HhsthH
sense or nonsense, as they were dictated
and then repeat them in the reversed d7i1
without making a single mistake a rh7.
sician, about sixty years ago. could ra-=i
the whole Of '' Paradise Lost" without
mistake. although he had not read it f1
twenty years. Euler, the great uathems
tician, when he became blind could rerss:
the whole Of NirgiI's " E-etd" " and could
remember the first line and the last line II
every page Of the parUcular edition which
he had been accustomed To read before be
became blind. One kind OF re-entivs
memory may be considered as the result q
sheer work. q determination toward one
particular achievement, without reference
either 70 cultivation OF TO memory on other
subjects. This is frequently shown by per
sons IN humble life in regard 10 the bible
An old begCarman at Sterling known
about fifty years ago as Blind Alick.7
afforded an instance OF this. He knew tbs
whole Of the bible 10y heart, ilsOmuCh that
If a sentence was read to him he could
name the book. chapter, and verse, or Y
the book, chapter, and verse were named
he could give the exact words. A gentle
man, to test him repeated a verse pur-
pOSely making one verbal iuECCuracy
AiiCk heslJated. named the place where
the passage was 20 be found but az the
same time pointed out the verbal error
The same gentleman asked him % repest
the nluetleth verse Of the seventh chapter
OF the book Uf Numbers. AliCE almost IN
stantly replied There IS uU such versa
That chapter has only eiChty-nile verses.
Gsssendi had acquired 10y heart six thou
sand Latin verses. and in order 10 give rs
memory exercise he was IN rhe habit daily
OF reciting six hundred Eersoz liu-l l-LieT'
ent languages ~ Toronto GlOe.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

THERE never has been offered the people
OF Cambria county a medicine 50 deserving
of praise and patronage as Nc Donaid's eel
ebGated Worm Powders. They combine the
three most desirable points in any remedy
VIZ; Smallness of dose, easiness to take
and effectiveness. They are positively the
greatest worm destroyer of the age Many
children suffer continually and fiually die,
their parents never dreaming that The IN s.om-
achs are infested and eaten Though with
worms. Twenty-Five cents invested IN a
box of McDonaIds celebrated Worm Pow
ders would have saved the little sufferers
life and given back its rosy cheeks ard
blooming health. Any case Of failure to
cause Tepusi0n where worms exist. the
money promptly refunded. Sold by E.
james, Ebensburg.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &5 Co,
I5-9--lyTJ Phil hiladelphia Agests.
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There is collection II paintings on ex-
hilitiuu iu Boston. The work pf ma. who
was few years ago q Gloucester fisher
man His name is George W Harvey. and
his pictures are marines IHe attention Of
summer visitors 20 Gloucester was first at
trHctel TO his work. q little technical skill
added 90 what Ie had taught himself soon
gave him uuk among the best uI marine
painters His present collection tf hf-v
pictures Is '.e fruit ul one summer S work.
and they readily bring prices ranging from
twenty-five 90 Gt-y d1llars he has the
great merit of thoroughly knowing his
sen iz ike az its u-I.est it is tie g.-far--
StgrfleHrte.l fisherman who s.s down 20
the banks in the s,GuuCh IJJle Gloucester
sCLuul,rS.
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JiS, ?. BARR & co.,
Publishers.
I8 8 S.
THE PHILlDELPHIL Tines

Aims to cover the whole field Of pro-
gressive Journalism. No subject is too
great for it t0 discuss inteIiigontly and
without bias, and none SO i-signific nt
as TO escape lis notice. Il lays the
word tributary To its wants, and every
where its agents may be found, alert 10
gather the particulars Of all passing
events and send them by telegraph up
10 the last moment of going 10 press
II is a brief and abstract chronicle of
the time and contains all tlsat Is worth
knowing in the history Of the world for
the pas. tWenty-fUur hours.
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A Recipe Tor FzalsIns This too POPu-
lar Explosive.

A Recipe Tor Fgalsfns This too Popu-
lar Explosive.
Many OF the ideas held even by generally
weIlinformed persons in regard to this
awful explosive are little short OF Wild.
Nitro -gIycerine" " said gentleman who
Is pretty well Informed upon the subject,
lis made by uniting nitric acid with gly-
cerine ri warm temperature. It is then
absorbed in 'infusorial earth which is
abe residue Of microscopic animals, and
has great a5sorptiye power. II Is really
a mineral, and is found IN large quantities
IN the earth. The infusorial earth has
much he Greater absOrptive capacity, and
will ho.# @ great deal more nitrO-glycerine
IN the sH me amount Of space"
as .- -lalGite really so dangerous to
hanGl. great many Think"
"W.. tl. men who make and handle it
say fLs. tire. are not at all afraid of il, and
ft is we. known that If 10 Is lighted with
match it viii burn up like paper and do
no harm but at the same time there are
scores of cases on record where the stuff
has exploded without any one OF anything
touching IL. and they haven't found out
yet what causes it to 90 of. One reason
for this. though. Is that any one who IS
near enough TO notice what might make it
explode is usually collected in fragments
after the explosion suppose II eXplodes
from decomposition.
In what shape is it usually made up?"
Co. In cans OF packages 1t is not cake, /
DeLleNE. DuL IN LIie IDEIfl OF n lOtl1t powder.
What is the most common way OF
setting il Ots"
"All these explosives are set off by perCus-
sion They use illuminate of mercury, the
material that j. in percussion caps. This
makes q very quick explosion. illuminate
Of mercury + used because the vibrations
it makes i'm exploding are the same in
number. as those made by the dynamite
The terrific results Of dynamite are caused
by the suddenuess of the explosion"
Z" What are these Internal machines
" An Internal machine is simply box,
or souethiuElf the sort containing dyna-
mite and clIcEW0rk, so arranged that at q
certain time a hammer falls upon "a per
CussiOn cap and the thing eXplOdes. There
Is one striking difference between dyna-
mite and -uupowder, which is that
dynamite will 30 its deadly work without
being confined. whereas -Unpowder. viii
not. A few spUonfuls of dynamite set of
on the top a. "a bUwlter Wgult shatter 1t,
while the sHur or O much larger amount
of guupoEGer WOulL simply end in ii pull
OF smoke. Again, EuupOWdJer fractures
with smooth cleavage, and dynamite
griuds up the rock aud breaks it into
small pieces"
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n case that Puzzled the whole raouIt,

Mrs Milo Ingrum gave the names Of some
OF The most reputable physicians il the two
cities pittsburgh aud AIieg gheu} j. to whom
She had paid large sums OF money for treat
uent, but sic rapidly grew worse. She was
then taken to the most reputable physicians
and surgeons in New York, but with no
better success. They had all pronounced il
cancer, and declared she must die. The
II -eh OF her breast was eaten away down to
her ribs the breast bone WAS laid bare, and
the disease made its way upwards, causing
thr breast to b, come detached ff0il the wall
"i me chest, hanging luOse from above. Sre
pape 26, Of DR.. Hsrtmau's "Ills OF Life -
now bEEUNA cIred her. They ale given
away BY druggists, gratis.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

But he Showed a soul that was Slim
PITY Heroic.

Ply aagFDlC.
T. Ahrar was private in Company
+ r Michigan Cavalry. and made a
GO -..Iier AT the battle Of Trevillian
S..-.. me was taken prisoner. arE before
hi release Le was confined tn hyl different
prison pens and two iaiis.
While he was i'm NIIen Prison. an ex-
change of sixty prisoners was To be made
The officer. of the day told oil sixty names
at the door uf the pen, but for some reason
probably because he was too i'll or perhaps
dead. one man lid not come forth vt that
moment Louis. who had been sent out
after fuel under guard. OF course, came
through the gates pushing a ,yaceIbarrow
loaded with wood
Here. Louis. here's a chance for you
We want sixty men TO 20 North and are
short one. Jump into the ranks here !" ex-
claimed the officer
90 be exchanged s'' asked Louis, tre-n-
bin more than be did when under fire.
Then take Hank He's sick. and viii
die 10 De remains here" and Louis darted
into the hospital ward Hank had a pair
Of puUtl|r0us and shoes but no coat or hat
Louis Eu.-.l ut his pat them on Hank
and brought h.m out, weak and tottering
As Han. al,.. ont tLr LaI- and once more
brCHtu.t the -.r 81 freedom. Louis hatless
and C.arles-, took hold Of the handles Of
his wue-..--Iuw md started fJT another
load Hf wood
Can mortal mind conceive OF such an
act 10 cost -arl seven months of living
death, and all for q ClU with whom he
was not even intimately acquainted" "
And now lrT the other Side Of The pic
ture Ever since t-e close OF the war until
few months aCH when Hank died. these
two men have lived right lere in WAYNE
COUNTY Hank with u horne and family.
Louis with neither. have met OCCASIONALLY
bu- .t .- .a.s ..lt ts.rN ever refer 70 the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20
Millions In CnffIn-

Some of the wealthiest cattle companies
are located III Texas, Colorado and New
Mexico, as follows: Texas Live Stock
Company, S45,OOO,OOO; Cherokee Live
Stock, S45,OO0,00O; South Texas, sd, ,OOO, 900;
Northern New Mexico, S1OOOO. 900; Cen
tral New Mexico, So, 100000 Lincoln Com
pany of New Mexico, s. OOO. .OOO: Milo A.
Smith, SocOrro, y. II, s., 100000 A dozen
companies represent Si7j, 100000. In this
ratio it viii be only few years before the
vast domain OF fine grazing land will be
controlled by cattle companies and reap
the immense profits of this multiplying
wealth of the United States
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

NEW YORK, Jan. p, 1881 .-MEssHs. ELY
bros -oTtntiemen: My Juy 6 years old)
was recently taken with co'd in the head
which seemed finally &c settle in his nuse. -
HIS nose was stopped up for days and
nights so that II was dfficIIt f0t him to
D. cathe aId sleep. called physician who
prescribed, but dia him no good. FINALLY |
w""t /" the drug store and cot a Dottl- Of
Nour Cream Balm. II seemed 20 work ike
magic. ihe boys nose was clear II, two
DAYS. aHd lie has been o. k. ever sine. e.
j HAzZAED
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

Seven out OF ten you meet haze a bad
cold. and with coughing, hawking and snort
ing are about kept busy. Do a good thing
Tor yourself At cnce, by going 10 the nearest
drug store and getting q hOttIe, of Dr Kess-
ler's Ceiebistsd English Cough Medicine
II you are not satisfied ;hat it Is worth all
you pay, the druggist will hand yoa back
yOW money. For sale by +. james.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

An independent Newspaper Of Dem
ocratc Principles, but not Controlled by
any Set Of Politicians or Man puIators
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing al.
the News Of the Day in the most Inter
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sible PromPtness, Accuracy and Impar-
tiaIity; and to the Promotion of Demo-
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs of
Government Society and Industry.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

The ToTst ease in Cambria county OF
>cfpiulas erysiprlas, t'tter OF blood disease
OF amy nature, inherited or acquired. 10 puT-
Chase one bottle OF McDouaid's great blood
purifier or saTsapAri.iiau alternative, use as
directed and il not benefited many times
The value Of its cost. your money ygili h,, re-
turned. Johnston. Holloway & Co, Phila-
deipiHa agents. Sold Ivy i. James, Eurns-
burg $50 -1v ~
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His slippery G.Inss Ern-

The squire" says the author of The
Huosier ScaoOlmaSter," " wore one glass eve
and WIZ The glass eye was constantly
slpplng out OF focus, and the wig turning
around sideWise on his head when / e ad-
dressed Tue people OF the Fiat Greek Dis
srIct.' Sad sDe ctacle. Parker's Hair Bal
tam preserves and promotes the growth of
Tile natural hair It also restores the nat
ara! color 10 hair which has faded or be come
gray. Clean, elegant, beneficial, highly per
fumel.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

feeling Of mental dullness, that troUh'7SoIe Ie
bilious headache. fastfdiousness as % food
and weary aching pain In the small ol i-2
back can all be gotten rid Ct bg using 'n'
box Uf MCDouald's Improved Liver I'li.7.
t Dissatisfied buyers can have their iNg-i.'
aefuu6eG JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY < 20
Philadelphia, Agents" l5-9,-ly.-I
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FoR scrofula, erysipelas, teter, SaltTlelu
SKIN disease, hUnors sores, eruptiou,, p.--
pies, b.otches, sWaiIiucs, tUmOTs, bui>, ---
GERS. Scald head, TingwOrin, hives, anu 81
blood disorders, no remedy ever dth
equals DO efficacy and power McDgIa.a'
greet Blood Purifier OF Sarsa paTillian A.tel'
ative. Warranted For sale by l.. Jauts'
JOHNSTON HOLLOWAY q Co,
Philadelphia Agents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

SAYS neighboT Smith. My little girl was
pale aud sIcGly. rapidly losing flesh, uppg-
tite variable, and sleep much disturbed.
Her conditions was becoming alarmug.-
Was advised by friend to trv NcDui AIDS
Celebrated Worm Powders. Administered
three ava size expelled the enormous mum
Der 81 l32 worms" NrighboT Smith now
thinks Mcdonald 5 Worm Powders are the
greatest vermiluge IN existence For sale
by E. James, E3ensburg
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & Co.
Philadelphia Agents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

I HE USE Of i0dOfOrm or mercuTials I'm the
treatment of cararrh-whrthsr ia the form
Of supuusiJorirs or oiHtmeuts-shouId lie
avoided, As They are both injurious and dan
grrous- I0doioIm Is easily detected bv is
Offensive OdOr- Tho only reliable catarrh
remedy On the market go day is Ely's Cream
Balm, being free from AL poisonous drugs
~ has 6d thousands of chronic and ncuf4
cases, where all utI,-T remedies have failed
"A particle Is appiird INTO each upstru; no
pam a2Teeabe To Use. Price 80 cents: of
DRUGGISTS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

FITs.-Aii fitS atppprd tree by Dr. KUne's
"frat Nerve BsstoTgr. No lit after irst
Say USE. MatveionS ems. Treatise aud
o--nt Jriai bulr.c Tree t,l H. eases. -,.l.i =,
pr Nliiir. 95i Arrh st. Puiiaaelphia. ia.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

A pleasant entertainment for few
friends is called quotation party"
When the invitations are given the request
accompanies them that the recipient will
come TO the party with three quotations
1ncmOTiZcd When these quotations are
given, the name o. the author is to be given
by any one of the company who can do so
name receives "A favor. usually a flower. if
this is not practicable Il bit of narrow,
bright ribbon that can be tied in the but
ton hole is substituted.
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CURE FOR CRor

CURE FOR CRoUP Use D-. Tasp,a>'
n rcti'c o. acrorii.g 10 ,jjreciInus Il fs
. %. brSi .ItWrdE ror ID Sudden attacks of
'oid>. pain and j, fl htmualIor, and Injuries
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A PAYING lNvEsTWEET.-At this season
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VOW horses become rouch iu coat your pigs
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The Great Efu-ar;

For t0athache and n4uralpia has r,,.eopol
warranted Only - cents at all drug stores
Johnston, Holloway Il Co, Phi.aielubia
Agents p'-''
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Window plants should have plenty Of
blossoms at the proper time, but in order
to blossom they must he plentifully sup
piled with roots. In lifting plants it IS
often the practice to reduce the ball uf
earth lifted with the plant by crumbling
the soil around the sides. This destroys
the roots To such an extent that the feet
ing portion of them is completely mutildt-
ed, and, as a consequence, fresh rootlctS
have to start ont all over the leading roots
before any food can be supplied to support
the evaporation rapidly going on from the
leaves and stems, especially in very sue
culent kinds
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

Il DON'T FEEL WELL r' Tie stumae-
is out OF order neglected, this means rily- i.-
ic dyspepsia. You should take Acker' s l'lS
pepsia Tablets and avoid this terrible us'
cast. SOldDy L. james.
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listed for a quarter Of a century
Ring out the old ring in the new,
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Cleveland and Hendricks have been elected.
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