The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-18
NEWS AND OTHER NOTINGS.

Miss Mispah BTeckinTidge. the daughter
of the member OF Congress Of that name
from Kentucky, is studying law and will
eventually practice with her father.
Never neglect a constipated condition
of the bowels, or serious results surely fol-
low, such as piles impure blood, and many
chronic complaints BuTdock Blood Bitters
1t is understood that Mrs. YseuIt Dnd- !
ldy. who shot O'Donovan Rosa, viii leave /
in few DAYS for England, friend having /
come forward and procured the promise Of .
her release from the insane asylum
An immense drove of rats recently took ,
possession of the premises Of S. w. Gaines, |
near Scio, Or. Although he has killed /
about 900 there are many left. They have
killed about $500 worth Of chickens and !
other fowls.
When one sees the impure fats that are
sometimes used in soap making he IS in
clined to doubt the cleansing qualities OF
the soap. Dreydoppers Borsx Soap Is made
from the purest refined tallow, and is guar
ranteed pure and healthful.
For constitutional or scrofuIous catarrh,
and for consumption induced by scroful6us
taint Ayers SarsaparilIa is the true reme-
d.. 1t has cured numberless cases. 1t
stops catarIahal discharges, and removes
the sickeniug odor-In dications of scrofula.
i had to comb back the hair from my
! forehead and omit the parting to conceal my
| badness. Since then Parker's Hair Balsam
! has made my hair as thick and glossy as
! ever Ladies whose hair is getting thin will
! find the Balsam Just splendid. Mary Swan
/ son Chicago.
Many suffering people drag themselves
/ about with falling strength, feeling that
! they are steadily sinking into the grave,
/ when by using PaTker's Tonic they would
I find q cure commencing with the first Dose
4 and vitality and strength surely coming
back to them.
in these DAYS. when tvo-bead5d and
four legged chickens are hatched OF avery
farm, it is positive relief to read that
! Owen Craven, Of Randolph county, Mo,
has one-leQged Plymouth Rock chick that
is perfectly healthy, and hops about on its
one leg with apparent pleasure.
AT Parnell meeting In New York on
Thursday Of last week the first contribution
was 500. 600 in one solid lump. It was the
remainder of the money that the representa-
tives of seventeen natonalitIes had sent
during the past ak months to help PaTneI
win an Irish Parliament for Erin.
Hugh Mcintyre, it is said, apparently
died in Chicago last week, and was buried
in a vault IL the Catholic cemetery. A few
days ago his uncle visited the place and
found Mcintyre sitting in his coffin. very
pale and weak from his long fast. His
hands were badly lacerated by the glass
We are all aware that "the sun never
| VTioF0rJ.Se -
But the reason FOR this arrangement Of the
solar system was never apparent TO 2 GER
taiu class OF minds until Gilbert, the drama
tist, explained that it was because "Heaven
is afraid to trust an EHgishmsn in the
, dark"
Il is difficult to get a drink in Minneap.
, oils on Sunday, but shrewd fellow got one
, He went into q drug store with big bug In
? his hand, asked the clerk what it was, went
: into raptures over the rare specimen he had
2 found, and bought ten cents worth of al
5 chohOI to preserve it IN. Then he wen. out
, and had a drink.
? The proportion OF Irish in the Queen
? army is small and growing smaller. There
g are now in every 900 soldiers. 73O English
D men, 178 Irishmen, rs ScOtchmen ana IA o
j. other nationality. Eighteen years ago tn
J. number Of Irishmen was 3O8 per 600; ant
G with the exception OF a single year, 1880
- the proportion since then has steadily de
creased.
The need Of merit for promoting per
sOnal aesthetics is due TO J. c. Aver & Co
". whose Incompatible Hair Vigor is a univer
II sal beautifer of the hair. Harmless. efTeC
tive agreeable, it has taken rank among tn
Indispensable articles OF the toilet. 7
'S scanty locks it gives luxurience; and viii
- erred hair it clothes with the hue of youth.
At A divorce case is soon to come up In tn
4. Maine court, the outgrOwth OF q trifiin
rs quarrel between a man and his wife tweut.
in five years ago. Since that day, althOuG
o. living together, neither has spoken to Il
J. other, until few weeks ago. when, IN q
y excitement of houSecleaning, the wOms
II said to the man, "'YheTe's the pals ?" TT
= man looked at the woman calmly, and d
not answer.
an A young bachelor farmer named ROs
re living near Madison, Wis, and who is an
Id veterate reader of sensational lteratur
1T has been arrested and lodged in Jail f
ne highway robbery. Several nights ago
III entered the railroad station equipped wi
u sombrero, mask, and spurs, and compeIlt
re- The agent to deliver mp the contents of
az uOney-drawer. The agent recognized Ro
a voice and had him arrested.
ed There ia one honest boy IN WiChi
Ot Kansas, and he ]. a bootblaok The otf
al day he blackad the boots Of gentle man
ed = hoteI, who gave him, as he supposed. f
al. copper cents. An hour later lie retuTnt
en- hunted up the gentleman. aud handed hiT
,e- s. gold piece, |Eich he had given as ce
70 The gentleman was equal to the occasit
tio ~ for he at once took the boy TO a cloth
70 store and bought him a S15 suit.
ia The great plain OF British America
ing north OF the 5Oth parallel Of latitU
An and between Hudson Bay and the Roc
the Mountains is not, "a generally supposed
ag- barren, frozen waste, but great and fer
leo country, well watered and timberpd, wit
far climate in winter more genial thaa that
20. Canada and some of the Northwest
py States Of the Union. This tract O. cor nt
on0 ~, embracing about 750. 900 square miles,
well adapted TO support a population
many million.
Charles Hatch, of st. Joseph, III. PEN
,icb some hogs belonging to Grant Glasc
al which were trespassing. Then E5
ss a Giasscock about 70, and demanded 81 da
~ y, ges before he would deliver the hogs. Gil
shis cock objected. A quarrel arose. Ha
sch dared Glasscock to go out in the road
.ka. fight II out Both started for the road,
ftor or before they got there GIasscock str
as a Hatch in the head with club and ki
This him Both were weII-tO-dO farmers.