The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-27

Florence the 2-sear-old daughter Of
John Hughes. OF Rutherford Run, Mexican
county. last Friday morning went to a
spring MP in the woods with party OF chill
dren. After while she strayed from the
others and was lost The children reported
the fact to the parents, who organized
searching party. Then the search was CIV
en- up until Saturday morning. Two hun
dred men went to Rutherford at 10 O'Clock.
and after a search found her a niie and
half away on the mountains lying on pile
OF brush. She had Just awakened and was
apparently all right, with the exception OF a
few scratches: There is great rejoicing at
the Hughes household.
There are bogus fve>dollar silver GER
tihcates afloat. The bad bill has a whitish
appearance and 10 without fibre. The de-
nomination and other letter-press are fairly
copied. but the vignett- OF President Grant
on the right hand side Is badly executed.
In the good bill this Is fine steel engraving.
and in the spurious bill it is q coarse wood
cut with the shading very defective and q
general clumslness about the lines. These
defects are quite apparent to the naked eve.
but are more palpable through a magnify
ing glass. The printing around the edge.
/ ''s5 silver certificate" which forms a border
by continuous repetition, is very carelessly
done In the counterfeit. The app and the
| ''l'' in the word silver are indistinct.
Lawrence Mcdonald. a prominent
young Republican of Clearfield, Pa, in q
letter to James Kerr. Esq, Chairman OF the
Clearfeld Democratic County Committee.
announces his intention to support CIeve-
and Thurman. BE says. among other
things, that he likes the Democratic plat
form because "it declares in favor OF honest
competition In trade. based upon the law OF
supply and demand and again.. fostered
monopOlies and protected trusts" and be-
cause SIT fsvors protection to our working
men by opening the ports OF the world to
the products OF their labor and skill and
closing our ports 10 imported contract and
pauper labor" Mr.. Mcdonald Is . good
speaker and will do good service on the
stump.
Jason, one OF Huntingdon county's
most famous newspaper contributors. writes
the following have recently found q
remedy that relieves headache, from which
/ have suffered great part OF the time FOL
many years. It was given me by a gentle
man who had to give up business on account
OF his aching head, but WHO has been reliev,
ed by this remedy. 1 bough: five cent:
worth Gan ouuce) of bromide Of potash, pu
II in four ounces (sbout a eil) of water
and took a tesspoonful four times day a
first 1t works wonders aud feel as IL
had a new lease of life. Now / put a tea
spoonful Of the solution into a half cup o.
water and take it whenever my head ache
or feel oppressed. l want all sufferers from
headache to try this simple remedy.
The much-talked-of game of base bal
between the Eclipse club and a picked min,
of this place came of on Saturday last and
resulted in a score OF "a to 4 in favor OF th,
picked club. The picked club was composed
OF some of the old Stars and other old ball
ists, and from the way they played It wa.
plainly seen that they have not forgotten
how to handle the ball. Blair and Chut,
were The battery for them and they did excel
lent work, while the playing of Bearer or
first was faultless. The base running o.
Ossie Wilkinson and Harry Esterline wa!
especially fine. The picked nine took th.
lead from the first inning and held 1t throug Oh.
out the game, winning an easy victory
Davis and Bolsinger occupied the point
for the Eclipse club. and, although thel
make pretty good battery. could not d,
much with the ''sluggers." The field worl
OF the Eclipse nine was very poor. and thei
costly errors were one OF features OF tn
game. Considerable money changed hand
on the result. Mr.. Geo. Jones. OF Alleehen,
CITY. umpired the game and gave genera
satisfaction.