The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-09-17


-ClarksvHe Md. bee hunters recently
cut down a tree and found in a hollow thir-
ty-fve feet from the ground plenty of honey
and black snake nine feet long.
The prohbitory law of Rhode Island
went into effect July /. and the arrests for
that month are less than one-haf what they
were the same month in number of pre-
ceding years.
The secret of successful advertising IS to
tell the truth. When we say that Drey-
doppel's Borax Soap is the best and cheapest
soap you can use for all purposes, it is plain
statement of fact, and tae best way to salts
of yourself is to try a pound.
How many bald heads you see. Work,
+ worry, disease, dissipation. These do it.
/ Parksr's Hair Balsam stops falling hair and
/ restores gloss and youthful color. Excep-
! tionaIly clean, elegant, a perfect dressing'
not greasy. Prevents dandruff.
A quarrel growing out of a base ball
game at Summervie, Texas CO., Mo, was
resumed at merry making the next even
ing, resulting in two men being fatally shot
and another badly wounded. The man who
/ did the shooting escaped
M. L. WeIch, a farmer residing about
six miles west of Ashmore, ILL.,, has a cuTios
ity in the shape of yearling colt, which is
producing two apparently naturally-growing
horns. They are already about two inches
long and developing rapidly.
Louisville has 40, 900 colOred people, Of
whom many are prosperous aud some rich,
Some of the best real estate in the city Is
owned by coIored men there are three or
four large furniture dealers. and many coal
yards, groceries and saloons owned by them.
Miss Amelia jackson, daughter of Capt
Jackson. who killed Colonel Ellsworth at
Alexandria in 1861, for pulling down the
Confederate flag, and was himself killed by
one of ElIsworth's men Immediately after
ward. has been appointed to a cIerksbip in
the Patent Office, at Washington.
A Nova Scotia farmer. hunting for bis
cows at dusk, came upon a big black bear
that at once showed fight. The farmer was
about TO seek safety in flight when his three
cows, believing loudly, with tails erect and
) fire in their usually placid eyes, charged
; the bear so fiercely that he turned tall and
r fed.
!, Mr.. Alfred Binsee, of Otis, Mass, who
! has visited nearly every land under the
r sun, has been called upon TO bury his trav-
f cling companion. Ned. a setter dog, 20
G years old. Ned had crossed the ocean 16
D times and Journeyeyed 50 600 miles with
s Mr.. BInsee over Europe, Asia and Africa.
q They tell in BrattIeboro, Vt, OF cler-
a gyman who refused to take meat of bis
/ butcher because it had been killed on Sum-
o day. A few days later the preacher told
e the butcher he wanted some meat. II have
0 not any to sell you," said the conscientious
! man. 'I have stopped receiving money
g that is earned on Sunday"
h The Rev. George Hortzelow. who has
l., lust been sent to the Arkansas penitentia-
e ~ for Eve years on a charge of forgery, wa
y conducting a revival when arrested, anC
o was in the act of iumersiDg converts in
stream near his church At the trial h
o pleaded guilty, because an Illinois Sheriff
e was in the room with a warrant for his ar
= rest for bigamy.
Ie Gen Frank Cheatham, accounts from
le Nashville say, was sitting in a chair jus
at be fore his death, and hearing the rumble 0
d a passing wagon, raised his head, ODenet
e his eyes and said 'There 90 the troops
4U Bring me nv horse. am going to the front.
u u His head fell and he no more. tn
- story recalls Seward's pen picture of th
a dyinp Napoleon imagining himself at tn
head Of his army.
Je "A Catholic priest, namsd Joseph I
at Palmer. dropped dead Of apopIexy in Bal
s hmore. on Friday last, on the corner c
OF North and Bath streets. FIom paper
a. found in his pockets it is supposed he be
~ Ionged in Canada. A document signed b
~ Cardinel Newman, of England, investe
-gy.g,4 hror Foe n
~ one bearing Cardinal Simeonrs signatur
ne extended to him privilege of an audienc
We with the pope.
'ie "A few weeks ago two young person
u were rowing on White Bear Lake, MINI
" and the Young woman trailed her hand
the water and thus lost ring. a week a.
terward the same couple were again OF
rowing and the gentleman saw the rir
lying on the bard bottom of the lake CO.
I'D cred with ten feet of clear water. f
eh s. dropped his knife by the side OF the ring
"a mark the spot rowed the young woman
W. the shore, and while she hid in the BUSH
lIe he rowed back, stripped, dived, aud g
cir both ring and knife.
as "A well known married woman in Gra
no county, Ore, according to a paper fro
'ly that nelghborhood, has during the pa
ioO spring and summer done good job of fart
W ing. When blowing time came, this ente
M prising mother constructed a box on &
nd pillow In which to carry her baby, and th
mn she plowed the ground. She then procee
is ed to harrow, plant and cultivate, carTyi
ed her child on her back, and in this way pr
bly, duced fine crop, and is now engaged
M cartng the truck to a neighoOring town al
ese disposing of it,
,ns About fifty persons we're poisoned at
,5 country wedding in Illinois, on WeG uesd
her night of last week it IS supposed from e;
IN ing chicken, which had been cooked in
aid copper kettle The bride and groom, NJ
- Alice Glasgow and Thomas Jacobs, We
i'm among the victims. All the available pt
our sicians have been kept hard at work after
ON ing the afflicted persons. The dOct
leu believe that all will recover. 1t is thouI
% that when the chickens were salted in
oot % kettel the salt caused the metal to corrC
/ to and mix with the chick ems.
the twenty-five years ago Patrick Drisct
lIS' just arrived from Ireland found pock
OF book containing over $50 in Salem, Y.
nc He told his employer, who advised him
reI keep it unit, the owner appeared. 7
other day Charles w. Dunn happened
speak in the presence of Mr.. DriscOll, q
'een prosperous merchant, about his broth
1as- Samuel Dunn, now dead, losing a pOcl
en- book years before. Mr.. Driscoll at o
70 took book from his pocket and handed
au- to Mr.. Dunn, who Unidentified it as the
hrpfh he ICef 10 acl l-aH