The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-03-26
NEWS AND OTHER NOTINGs.
Beuare of limitations, pretended Gu

and Specifies, and spurious Arepsta''ons.
Take only Hunts kidney and Liyerl Rem
edy.
Although the city Of Bangor. Me, has
good old fashioned prohibitary Law, oct OF
672 persons arrested last year 34s were Tor
drunkenness.
Laura A. Miller, aged 10, hanged her
self in Buffalo, last week, because her pa
rents had forbidden her 70 attend roller
skating rinks.
John Gillespie, the negro who murdered
Mrs. Thomas Gray, near London, Tenn, on
"Wednesday OF last week was hanged BY
mob of 200 men near the scene of the crime
Willie Bradford, FIVE years old, strayed
awav from his home in the Cherokee Nation
the other day, and the next day what tne
wolves had left of the poor little fellow was
found in a mountain glen.
Ayers Sarsaparilla, the first blood med
icine to prove real success, still holds the
first place in public estimation, both at
home and abroad It's miraculous cures
and immense sales show this.
In a late lecture at Yale Prof. Arthur L.
Hadlav stated that no less than 10000 per-
sons were Injured annually in the United
States from the single duty of coupling cars.
This estimate is made from statistics OF sur
eical aid given to such cases.
With bright eyes and elastic step, yet
prav. Iustreless hair. It is unnatural, need
less. Parker's Hair Balsam win restore The
black or brown premsturely lost, cleanse
from all dandruff. and stop its falling. Don't
surrender your hair without an effort to
save &C.
The power of the sun is shown upon
the Washington monument. Every bright
morning this tall column moves its summit
en- inch westward. and in the afternoon,
when the sun Is declining. it moves it back
to the eastward. The heat OF the sun Is
wonderful.
A tramp entered the Baptist Church at
Mineral Ridge. o., week ago. and after
building a hot fire with singing books col
lected from the seats, disposed himself for a
T est Fortunately . vigilant church goer
discovered him and he was suddenly re-
moved from his warm quarters.
"A man IN Nova Scotia is preparing to
tow tn New York next summer a mammoth
raft of logs, spars and sawed lumber, agRre-
eating about three million feet. Its length
will he 41O feet. its weidth So, and its thick
and will cost $40 .0eo.
The heaviest and most destructive snow
storm that has visited Dubuque, Iowa. in
the past FIVE years began there on last Sat
ur9ay afternoon. and continued until late
on Sunday morning The snow fell to a
depth of over two feet and drifted until
fences were hidden from view and sever al
frail holdings fell under its weight.
James Walker who died IN UniontOwn,
Ohio. last week. was miser and had accu-
muIatad about $40 ono, which he had in
vested in United States bonds 70 escape
taxation. In summer his principal food
was clover leaves and bran, and in wint, he
spent most Of the time In bed ana lived on
raw coTnmpal.
"A Cromwell (Conn.) woman, whose
condition NJ health lately led to the belief
among her friends that she was suffering
from consumption. was taken with a severe
it Of coughing the other dav. during which
sha swallowed 20 years ago. The woman is
row rapidly improving in health.
Miss Abigail Bates died in Scituate
Mass last week, aged 80 years. She was
one Of the two beroines who during the war
Dor bv eonceaIine themselves in the bushes
and playing vigorously upon the fife and
drum. thereby leading the enemy to believe
that large force was ready to receive them.
The preacher ia the latest swindlinq
dodge heine worlJad in Central Iowa. He
calls on his way distributing Bibles and often
presents the family with a handsome hook.
He then asks for dinner or othar meal and
and takes q receipt for % cents paid for the
meal. A few months Ister the neighboring
bank calls for the payment Of a note for a
large amount.
Mrs. Marv Coulter. whose nader name
was Perry. and who claims to he a near rel
alive Of Commodore Perry il living at Rus
siaville. Ind at the age of 116 wears. She
was born in Delaware in April. 1863. retains
all her faculties except hearing has been a
member Of the Methodist Church for 75
years and bids fair to add several more
wears In Der score.
Since the accession of Pope Leo XIII
fortv-four Cardinals have died OF the
Cardinals created by Pope Plus TX twenty
six are still living. the remaining thirty four
have been created by Pope Leo XIII.
There are now ten vacancies In the Sacred
College. Cardinal Newman Is the oldest Of
the Cardinals. There are now 1 2os digni-
taries in the Roman Catholic hierarchy
Miss Daisy Carson has been arrested at
Spring City, Teno.. for completely in tho en-
bezlement OF about 500 900 from the Cham
pion Works at Springfield, o.. said to have
been committed by the confidential book
keeper, Frank Jones' The books of the
Champion Company were found secreted iu
her house at Spring City, with other evil
dence Of her completely. She will be taken
at once to Ohio.
The Board of Trustees of the new RO-
man Catholic University will meet in Balti-
more in Easter week ts perfect arrange
ments foI the opening OF the institution.
The $500. 900 fund donated by Miss Caldwell
has been more than doubled by coDtIibu-
tions from all parts Of the country. The
site, sixty five acres in extent, Just outside
the northern border of Washington City, has
already been purchased, and the Board of
Trustees will probably begin the erection of
buildings next summer.
An elephant that had been brought to
Hamburg by some Cinealese late'u shawed
signs of furious delirium. An English
sportsman, who had previously offered 200
marks for the privilege of despatching an
elephant with bis rife, was summoned by
telegraph, but his ardOr cooled when he
confronted the enraged beast, and he de-
clined to shoot. Strangulation was then re-
sorted 70, chains that we're passed around
the elephants neck being drawn tight bv
means OF tackle. It took 10 minutes to
kill the animal in this way
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