The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-01-15
NEWS AND OTHER NOTINGs.

DIR. A W. Brown, Mystic, Conn. says:
81 have case of dropsy resulting from
heart disease which Hunts Remedy relieved
at once"
William McLoney, aged sixty, a wealthy
farmer, was found dead In bis sleigh By the
roadside. near Akron. o. on Monday. The
body was frozen stiff, and it is supposed
McLoney wss overcome by the cold while
driving.
The highest marriage celebrated In Col
ora do this year was that OF Oscar Olsen and /
Miss Conuers. who were welded on snow /
snoes on the top of the divide, 15, 900 feet /
above the sea.
THE ladies especially go into ecstacies !
| over Parker's Hair Ralsam," writes Mr.. j. /
| Decker. druggist, of FindIay, Ohio. They
say it is the most elegant ressing they ever
used" Stops falling hair. restores color,
promotes growth.
Father Kolasinsk, the deposed Polish
Catholic priest at Detroit, has, with the as
sistance of bis attorney, prepared an ap-
peal TO the ecclesiastical authorities at
Rome. 1t sets forth the charges made
against him, and denies their truthful
ness.
Some say Consumption can't be
cured" Ayers Cherry Pectoral. as proved
by forty years experien ce. will cure this
disease when not already advanced beyond
the reach of medical aid Even then its use
affords very great relief, and insures Iefrtsh
ing sleep.
On Friday, Charles Williams, coIored,
convicted of outraging Mrs. Keene, white,
was hanged OF Cambridge, Md. He protes-
ted his innocence. When the clergymen
/ spoke to him of eternity be said: 1t is too
4 late. am going TO hell, where shall meet
my aecusers.
"A fatal disease has made its appear
ance among the miIch cows in many OF the
counties of Central Illinois, which Is attrib
. uted to the eating of mOuldy and rotten
corn which farmers left in their fields. The
animals when first attacked are seized with
q dizziness and fall down, many OF them dy
: ing.
n AT Baldwin, Wis, Saturday night, Mrs
!, Gunderson left three children In the house
e while she went out to milk a COW. In some
e way unknown the children overturned tbs
e lamp, exploding, it and the clothes of tht
It youngest child we're set on fire. The hous
n with contents was entirely consumed II
u the debris the charred body Of the child wa
u found.
-OOuu EoCtlhult ItpuJtu ihlIiJ WeIl Ou
; died lately near Alburtis, Lehigh county
II aged 80, apd when the appraisemeut wa
,e made of his goods q, 900 in hard cash wa
n found in the house. Piles of silver an
If gold were found stored In corners an
drawers, including French, Spanish an
English coins, some of the pieces bein
J. over 100 years old
- John Neitz, a farmer, of Upper SaucoI
- d
er ago, and chewed it so remorselessIy ths
!" ! his wife deserted him and has not spoken
Fl him since. But he kept on chewing, sayin
n that it would preserve his life. He is no
= seventy years old, but looks like man
~ forty. He promises TO live to see the mel
= centennial, though there is a wish, aImo
m as big as the nation itself, that he will NJ
h attend it.
K Rev. John Dunn pastor of the Cathol
. church at Plains, near WiikesbaTre, who's
no sudden death has already been announce,
wv was regarded as one of the most learDe
=" clergymen and eloquent speakers in the d
Ocese of Scranton. One Of his actions W
long be remembered. In August, 1877
Ii when great riot was threatened in Scra
lc, between the steel workers and the militi
of Father Dunn appeared on the scene just
Al time to qIeT it. TIE mob had begun to a
he sault the soldiers with stones and rus
las was made for Mayor McCune. The prie
mt interpOsed ana saved his life.