The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-04-02
NEWS AND OTHER xOTINGs.

Sick headache? Piles. constipation, Z
bilious headache aud dyspepsia. are all spec
+ Oily cured by Hunts Kidney and Liverl /
Remedy.
/ George Campbell, Hopknsvllle, KY !
says: "Burdock Blood BItters is the best |
preparation for the Blood and Stomach eyer
manufactured
According TO the London Practical Confec
toner. the potato introduced in England in
. 1909 was first eaten as sweet-meet, stewed (
sack wine and sugar. -----.--
"A clerk in Salem, Mass, bought two
dollar tickets 10 the Lynn Grand Army lot
terry the other day, and gave one of them to
friend in payment of dollar be owed him,
This ticket drew $1,000 United States
bond.
David Tyson, Clay county Georgian,
wishing to move and having no means but
two-ox wagon and one steer, yoked himself
alongside of the steer and did his part IN
pulling a load OF 900 pounds over seven
teen miles Of road.
A pet deer in Sacramento saloon, De-
ing frightened, Jumped through a pane OF
glass seven inches wide by thirteen inches
long The spectators looked on in amaze
ment, it seeming impossible that so large an
animal should pass through a hole 80
small.
The Rev Joseph A Stevens, director OF
the Catholic Board of Indian Missions, has
sent to Mr. G. W. ChIlds, A. NJ, an Indian
war club used by Kin Eagle at the Custer
massacre It is of hard wood, covered with
buckskin weighted at the top with a heavy
egg shaped stone
1t will not disappoint you. It IS the
best article known for purifying the blood
and building up the health ynd strength
For % years erysipeias bIoke out in blotches
on my face. 1 found no cure until used
Parker's Tonic two years ago It Is the
medicine for NEE. G. II. ......
, Prank Waller was arrested In Butler,
Georgia, on the suppOsition that be was Bill
Walker, who was charged with murder.
= When taken to Forsyth for Identification
and told that he didn't look at all like
! Walker, he grinned and and said 81 know
|, ed I wasn't Bill Walker"
] -"How are we ever going to get through
l our spring and summers? We are all run
down. tired out. before it begins" So says
8 many a farmers family We answer, try
, cine you mead. and will paw compound in
J terest On the money it costs you.
At Mannheim, Herkimer county, N Y,
q on Saturday, bald eagle, measuring about
z seven feet from tip to tip, tried to carry
i away the year old son of Joseph Davis,
- but was prevented by farm hands after a
l desperate struggle. The child is not seri-
5 ously injured. The eagle succeeded in
l making good its escape.
o Mr.. Crouch, Of Randolph, Tennessee,
o thoughtlessly became engaged 10 two young
ladies at the same time. and the father of
n one Of them marched him to his daughter 5
: house at the end Of shotgun. There the
d young woman and her sister gave him a
g fearful cOwhding, but he finally made his
u escape, and married the other lady.
: In the case Of r. Butler Malone, son OF
Senator Malone, charged with assault with
- intent 70 IN John Willis. a cOlOred waiter
- in a Washington City hotel, on February 13
- 1885. the jury oh Monday last, under the
e instructions of the court. based on the fact
e of MahOue's drunkenness at the time, ren
is dered a verdict of simple assault and the
d court imposed a 500 fine.
"A pair of crows owned by a New Hart
ford family became such fnveterate thieves
especially OF jeweIry OF any elittering thing
8 that they were placed in a bag and driver
x off to a wood some eight miles distant, auC
le there reIeased-their owners not caring t,
J. XIII the crows, which had been pets. Botl
Ne turned up again at their former home, anC
t. very evidently highly gratifed at their get
le ting back.
70 j. B. Thomas dog, while following hin
le about his Florida plantation, jumped a rab
rs bit and chased it into the woods. The dos
{, didn't come back, and nine days after wa
Id found with head fast in the roots of a falIel
e. tree. The dog was released, and at ono
IS, tried to get under the tree as if expecting t
ot ot find the rabbit there yet. Aside from los
be ing flesh the dog was al right.
During the war Sarah E. Edmunds, o
Flint. Mich, put on male attire and enlis
ty ed abe participated in forty engagements
ed big and little Finally being attacked wit
lal cLills and fever and fearing that her Sc
1t would be discovered, she deserted, defyin
~ lie detection by resuming her proper garb
I'M bill is now before Congress to remove th
charge of desertion entered against her o
the army books.
"A huge California hawk swooped dow
yer on a sleeping cat at Santa Rosa the othe
IL u day and bore it scratching aud squallin
Ia high in the air. When about five hundre
in feet high the hawk lost its grip, and the Ct
viii came down with fearful velocity but Il
rn' hawk caught 1t again Just before it reache
las the EARTH and was carrying it off whe
of suddenly both fell to the earth like lea
up The cat had bitten through the hawks heat
killing it instantly, and the fall killed Il
cat.
a. Three negroes Hulpe Wade. Ale
ri North and Henry Snow, attempted to ou
ply rage the person of Miss Cora Day, Il
he daughter of prominent citizen of Aubur
20 KY, as she was passing through a strip
ch. woods Her cries brought assistance al
the alarm being given posse followed al
captured the fends. AS they were brineiI
them back to jail they were met by a mo
ter who, taking the prisoners from the officer
Ost strung all three up to tree, where tn
she we're still hanging the next morning, no o.
eo daring to cut them down.
do Charles P. Matbewson, President of t
Norfolk National Bank, of Norfolk, Y
-aSt braska, has fed for parts unknown al
5 a lef4 his resignation as bank president
is said he has lost his own fortune and ID
of his brother-in law in wheat speculation
the but that the bank is secured against To-
TSSS Mathewson was we'll known througho
ken Nebraska. He had served two terms