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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18
Whisky KiIiA.

How CfteD are we yet to be told that
whiskey hills Arsenic kill opium kills,
and so dc hundreds Of other good remedies
kill IL dbtissi Instead OF used. Brt ask the
question. "WiII whiskey cure ?' ''yes p Is
the positive reply Of the most eminent ply
sicians OF all the land. Disease steals into
your system like sneak thief into your
house, and often by neglecting a bad cold,
we end our days In lingering, and wishing
for health-when, Indeed. one bottle OF Pure
Whiskeu or Brandy would have cured The
cold Such goods may bs scarce. but they
can be found at Max KleIns, so Federal
street, Allegheny. His SILVER Age" Is the
only whisky endorsed by the doctors. You
can get the pure Guekenheimer, Finch or
Gibson Rye at 81 90 per quart or six quarts
for S5 90 Send for price list.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

THE action OF the Republican ser
4tors concerning the bounty 10 sugar
growers excites considerable attention,
and the leading newspapers OF the coun-
try are commenting at length Oh the
matter. The New York Times Of Nor
day says:
Mr.. Allison on Monday brought 10
light the proposition of the Republicans
to give the flashing touch TO their
scheme OF taxation OF the many for the
benefit OF the few. 1t was an amend
meut providing for bounty Of l cent a
pound for all sugar made from sor-
hum, beet root or cane grown within
the limits OF the United Sales. The
senate bill proposes already protec,Ive
duty OF 10 cents poand. This, with
the bounty, ought to give The growers
Of domestic sugar an advantage OF 1 =
10 cent per pound over foreign growers.
leaving out of view the difference in
freight which, In some OF our markets.
is a considerable additional advantages.
This eontrivance IS intended To provide
bridge or gold across which Aessers.
Plumb and Ingalls,, of Kansas. cen re-
join the Republic phslsnx IN favor OF
the greatest possible protection 1t ID
significant that the only Republican,
who have shown any disposition to sup
port more liberal policy are to be wor
back by the offer of an extremer and
more uriusiifable form OF favoritisu
than the party has ever before dared tC
suggest"
The action of Messrs. Plumb and In,
gals will create no surprise. The,
may stray away from the protection
fold short distance. but they never 2;
beyond the hearing of the trumpet .
the monopolistic shepherds.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18
Roman Catholic Progress.


NEW YORK. January 13.-This "a
the centennial year Of the esfa aoIishmeut
OF the Roman Catholic hierarchy in the
United States and the directory is Just
out. The Catholic population of the
United stss is placed az s 157 557
priests, 6, S,1lS-2 00S regulars and 1I0
secuiars churches. 1853 stations
2 10; chspels. / 4S0 /; orphsn asylums,
199 orphans cared for. p 600; theo
logical semi1sries. 81. teaching l $40
students colleges, 125; academies $40:
parochial schools, ?, 779 with 597 1856
scholars.
There are 13 archdioces In the United
States with 60 suffIagan sees. seven
vicarates and prefect ure apostolic.
these are governed ny 13 arcbishcps aud
73 bishops, . few ot the latter being
coadjutors, who, with the Wears spos-
toilc, have titular sees in iaidei coun-
tries Administrators rue in the va
cant sees Of Natchf z. Miss, and Ricb>
mond, Va. and eight mItersd abbots
have sway over that number OF religious
communi les.
One-fiftb of the Catholic population
reside 10 New York and New Jersey.
In the State of Pennsyivsnia there 761,-
23l Catholcs, divided among the five
sees as follows Philadelphia, 400 600;
Erie, 10000; Harrisburg. SC, ,231
Scranton, 90 600. and Pitishurg and
Allegheny 175 600. This demonstrates
that the last mentioned diocese could
stand Partition into the two sees of
which it is colnposed-an event, how
ever, that will not come to pass while
Bishop Tuigg is alive. In point of
numbers OF priests and churches il
shows up as well, having 210 OF the
former and 13S of the latter-runnins
close to the archiePiscopsI see of Phila-
delphis, which has 2S3 priests and 149
and almost equalinE the COM
bined strength of the three other sees,
which are as follows : Erie. 7S priests
and 1O4 churches /; Harrisburg, 50
priests and So churches Scranton, e1
priests and IS churches. The diocese
of Pittsburg and Allegheny hes "a paro-
chiaI schro's and 21 500 pupi!s-as
many schools AS the Philadelphia see.
though 5 500 less pupils. Erie has IS
schools. III srrisburg "a and Scranton %.
bat the sum total of their scholars falls
8. 93l short of reaching the number in
the schools OF Pittsburg and Allegheny.
One hundred years ago there were
but A 500 Catholics In the United
, ates, showing q remarkable growth
The Catholic centennial will ba cele-
brated November 6, and the new Cath
Oiic university will be dedicated on that
occasion.
The church Is indebted to Ireland for
the majority and perhaps the brightest
Of its leaders, as a glance at tire names
shows. The oldest of the American
IN point OF years and service,
is the Most Rev. Kendrck. Archbishop
OF St. Louis. who was born 50 years ago
in the city of Dublin. The bishops
created during the pas, year are Irish
by birth OF decent. They are Burke,
Of Cheyenne, Wyo.; Henpesey, of
Kan; McGovern, of Harris
burg, Pa, and Foley, Of Detroit.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18
Only Citizens as Voters.

An agitation has been started in
Michigan for sn amendment of the e!ec-
tion laws or the State so as TO limit the
right of suffrage 70 cldZsns OF the
United States, instead OF allowing a
foreign-born male TO vote after a resi-
dence of three months y 9on his deear-
ing TO b came citizen. While in
Pennsylvania only citizens, native boru
OF natnTalized after five year. residence.
are allowed To vote, in other States for
eigners who declared their intention to
become citizens have the right, after
varying terms of residences ranging
from three months as in Michigan to
one year in other States. Actual eiti-
zenship of the United States is the
necessary qualification In 81 of tbe
States In the others the i've years.
residence necesssy TO become citizens is
reduced. and thus we have the anomaly
or foreign born residents, not citizens
of The United 5 ates, voting for Presi.
dent and Congressman who have only
been IN the country few months. In
Michigan only three months Is requisite,
with The declaration os intention IN
Minnesota only four months in Col
orado, Indiana, Kansas, Nebraska, Ne
vada and Oregon six months aud in
Alabama, Arkansas. Louisiana, Mis-
souri,. Texas and Wisconsin the period
Is heightened to one year. II an emf
grant avails himself OF slI his privileges
and there ars plenty here who will
aid him-under the laws of some OF our
) ates he may help make a President,
Sena'or or CongIe ssman four or five
months after leaving Bremen or Liver
pool. He is put on an equality in these
States with any one born in the original
Is. IL he complies with the formalIty OF
declaring his intention. This shows
how completely voting is a State mat
ter. The only Fedora. regulation is
ION accout of race, color ur previous
condition of servidude" in the manu-
fscrurs or voters.
IL is also pointed out that while cit
izen, in bringing suit against munich
palitIes, is confined 10 the local courts,
"a mall who has declared his intention
can. il he prefers, resort 10 the Federal
courts for enforcing his legal rights, so
that by competing his citizenship he
really sscrshces his privilege in this
respect.
II GOES for the saying that the quaIf-
cations OF voters for President aud Con-
gressmen should be uniform in all the
States. and confined 10 cit Zsns OF the
United States yet it is placed ezclBs-
lively within the jurisdiction of ths States
and Will remain so. The United States
has no voters except ia the Territories
and the District or Columbia. The
impslllng motive in the Western States
making yoring so easy to The foreigner
was to induce immigration. but as
many OF them are getting overburdened
IN this respect, tie movement started
in Michigan will be extended until uni
results from State action
PHtSblrg Post.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

GENERAL HovEY, the Republican
Governor OF Indiana, IL his inaugural
address on Monday last, declared that
there is reason TO believe that the bal
lot he's been polluted. not only in this
State but in many OF the other States OF
the Union, and in both political par
ties. until in the eyes OF many respec,a
bic meu 1t seems TO be no longer regard
ed as crime.
II this is continued, the Governor
said, moneyed RristOcracy will soon
control the destInies OF our Natior.
The demsgogue who would buy the
vote of his poor and needy neighbor is
far more corrupt and vile than his vic,
tim, and will only wait his chance 20
sell the liberties of his country for a
higher price.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

Mr.. HoAR introduced in the Senate
on Monday concurrent resolution for
the counting Of the vote for President
and Vice President, which was referred
TO the Committee on Privileges and
Elections. 1t provides that the two
Houses of Congress shall assemble In the
hall OF the House OF Representatives
on Wednesday, February IS next, AZ
/ O'Clock in the afternoon that the
President OF the Senate shall be the
presiding cficer.
That two persons shall be appointed
tellers on the part of the Senate aud
two on the part or the House. to make
a list OF the votes aud TO report the re-
suit to the President OF the Senate, who
is 10 announce the state Of the vote Rnd
the persons elected, and that that shall
be deemed declaration of the persons
elected President and Vice President OF
the United States. and shall be entered
on the journal OF the two Houses.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18
An Extra Session eE Congress

There Is a good deal of idle chatter
Mt Washington spout the probability of
q special or extra session OF Congress
The RFpubiican managers in the two
Houses of Congress seem To be anxioas.
for an extra session. They cannot wait
for the regular session with their rar-
tissn schemes. But they will have 10
present some mighty good reasons for
assembling the new Congress before the
time fixed by law fo- It's maeUino III thew
DO not run against snsg in the shape
OF strong adverse in public opinion.
Nothing but pressing public exi-
gency viii Justify an extra session of
Congress- No political party ever At
tempted the revolutionary Uourse NJ
forcing an extra session of Congress bnt
cane to grief on account OF il. Tbe
President elect is not possessed of the
lever bead be Ia generally credited with
h his knowledge OF the peril OF extra
sessions OF Congress to the party in
power does not give him cause when he
considsrs tha proprIety of calling the
F1-ty nrst Congress together in extraor-
dinsry session.
Mean nwhiie the Dem acratic majority
IN the HOase at Washington shoals no,
have any lot or part in the reasons
which may be assigned by the Repub-
lican managers for the cslling Of an ex-
TIA SESSION. Ii the Democrstic Con-
gIessmen imagine that by letting some
OF the appropriation bills go by III.
board shey will compel an extra session
and ta1s embarass the Republicans they
are making serious mistake. Let
them pass the appropriai ION bills apC
they VIII clear their skirts OF any rs
spoasihility for an extra session. Then
cue should oe called, ft will be appar
enb 10 the country that the expense at
teadIDg IL is to be incurred for partisan
purposes on,y and the Republican psr
~ alone will he obliged to bear IN
sdium.-HzrriSblT9 Patriot.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

''rHE Senate says the New York
World has rejected every amendment
proposed TO the tariff bill, the purpose
Of which was TO reduce the taxes on
the food, fuel, clothing and shelter of
the people or the essentials OF manufae-
lures. 1t has retained the stupid and
barbarous duty 90 art. And it has
shifted still more upon the shoulders OF
the poor the burden OF discriminating
duties. 1t is a ine beginning for the
new campaign OF educstion." This is a
truth but not Q surprising one. The
monopollstic shyioeks who were fried
during the recent campaign are getting
back dollar tor dollar. The Republi-
can Senator'S do not propose TO violate
the contract their party managers made
with the protected" manufacturers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

A WESTERN paper TuDs an interest.
ing and significant parallel between
Kansas and Texas. 1t says:
Kansas rolls mp the biggest Republican
majority of any OF the States, while Texas,
as. the 3ext State south. rolls up the biggest
Democratic majority. Kansas has State
debt OF over $500. 600. while Texas has
surplus in her treasury OF 81 OO0,3sO Kan
sas has the poorest school system OF any OF
the States, while Texas ranks cnly second
in It's number of institutions Of learning TO
any OF the States OF the UniOn- Kansas has
prohibitory liquor law. Texas Is high
/ license State. Wages in Kansas average
/ $500 per month. Wages 10 Texas average
! s27.2o per month. Il there any moral TO be
/ drawn from a comparison Of the two States ?
/ There certainly Is. Il means that a free,
liberal, and enlightened government has
made OF Texas, prosperous, happy, and
intelligent State. II means also that Kan
sas, Ike Iowa, is pressed to the earth With
load OF debt and that It's government. like
Iowa's also. is administered by Sc. OF
bigOted, puTitanlcal cTahks.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

THE Electoral Colleges OF the thirty.
eight States met on Monday a. their
respective State capitals and cast their
votes for President and Vice President.
The Electoral College of this S.ate, met
az noon end organized by e!ectinc
Thomas Dolan OF Phil ,delphia. as pres
ldens. and W. NJ. Gearhart, Russell
Erret, and John g. Dslsney, ne S-cre-
tarisS. After casting the thirty votes
OF Pennsylvania for Harrison and Nor
son, Porter s. Newmyer, OF Fayette
county, was appointed messenger to
convey the vote to the President of the
senate, at Washington.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18
Powder Troun Down the Chimney.

WHEELING. W. VA, Jan. PAT
5enwood. a suburb OF this city, yesrer-
day. building was blown up by gun
powder and its occupants seriously
hurt. The house has been unoccupihd
snd WAS one story high. Two bows.
john Long and William Voieht, aged
about Y years, entered and kindIed A
hre IN CRATE, before which they sat
GOWN About ten minutes later q
heavy object ratified down the chimnay.
AS the boys leaned forward to learn
What 1t was, terrible explosion oc-
curred. which wrecked the house and
threw the boys a considerable distanc
Voight lost both his Eyes end is other
wise badly hurt. and Long had the q h-sh
torn from bis ACE in a horrible manner.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18
Falling Is(e Line.

ALREADY, before the storm is at hand,
oGr Republican brethren show signs of
a desire TO borrow some Democratic
tariff reform thunder. The New York
Tribune. in its anxiety for the oor-
rowing TOR more correctly speaking,
stealing) 20 begin as soon as may be.
has pollsd lot of Republican Senators
sud members, and found that out of
afty OF be latter thirty-sl1 favor an ex-
ira session OF Co ngress, and that four
teen out of twenty one Senators feel
similarly.
The New York Pres" chimes in
gracefully at this point with The remark
that such session is necessary in or
der, among other things, Ito reduce
the surplus in accordance with the re-
Peated pledges OF the Republican party
and To revise the tsIff, which in its
broad inJeTpre. a, ion means an increase
OF the free lIst.''
o. course the remark about the s're-
ductiOn of the surp' us'' does not mean
anything, for that could be effected bv
letting a thief Tor Republican, into
the Treasury The telling part Of it is
that relating 10 the extension OF the
free list. The free list as at
p:esent Is OF Republican origin.
Upon it were placed hIfes some years
ago By the 9. .. z. Levi 2. Morton.
Vice Pres dent-elect, when in the
House in 1850, voted to make skill more
free trade 10y putting type metal and
other articles in the same category.
M-ssrs. Allison, Dawes, Hale and Col
lon also favored the placing Of coal on
this list. james a. Garfield was
another good Republican who favored
free trade In certain things. With
these as bearings, what are NE TO take
the meaning OF the G.. y. p to be when
through us organs IL promises to ex-
tend the free list ?
The unsolved con nundrum stisl is,
what Is the difference between RspubIi-
lican free trade and Democra, ic free
trader The answer when given will
show Ihst q. o p. is falling into line
ia fine shape. .-Phild. Herald.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18
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of these symptoms, you are suffering from
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DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

THE oil which Mr.. Sehnatterly, o'
Fayette county, proposes TO Introduce
in The Legislature for the establishment
OF a mining school, contemplates the
education OF persons 10 perform the du
ties or mine bosses, superintendents,
and Others having direct charge OF
naines, and not the better education OF
mine inspectors, as has been erroneous
ly stated IN the papers. A measure OF
this kind has long 5eon favored BY the
mine inspectors, who Will give it th ir
hearty support.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

JOHN WANAMAKER, of Philadelphia.
The only man who has a certainty of be-
ing in President Hsrrisop's cabinet will
sail for Europe, on Saturday next. but
will be back in time 10 enter the cabinet
on tbe 4th Of March. While Blame.
Sherman, Platt. Miller, and hosts of
others are breaking their neeks 10 get
into the cabinet. Mr.. Wanamaker, who
is u business man, paid the cash in ad
vance and has nothing TO worry about,
but awaits the delivery OF the goods.
Mr.. Wanamaker does business In bus.
mess way.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

ATTORNEY GENERAL KIRKPATRICK
has rendered an opinion 10 tie Govern
or upoc the Gssstion OF his Issuing q
commission paudiug the Judicial con
test In Lycoloiug county. lie holds
that the commission should issue 20
John Me,zsgr, who appears to be elect
ed from che returns fled with the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth, the
commission 70 be superseded by the
anal deciaou OF the contest, when
new commission must issue TO whoever
Is decided 20 De elected.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18
Their business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such a gen.
eral revival of trade 81 the drug store of James
Eoenshurg, and " W. MeAteer, Loretto, as
their giving away to their customers Of 90 many
trial bottles OF Or. Kings New Discovery Tor
CHnsunption- Their trade is simply enormous
In this very valuable article trem the fact that IT
always cures AID never dsappoints. Coughs
Ooid. Asthma. Bronchitis. Group, and all throat
sndEiuns diseases quickly cured. Yoa can test II
before buying BY getting trial bortle free large
sire 81. Every betile warranted
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

THE United States dynamite gun
cruiser Veauvius, built by the William
Cramps sons Ship Building Company,
Of Philadelphia, made her third official
trial trip on last Friday over a course
beyond The Delaware Break wafer. and
gained a recordof 2I 6i kuo,s per hour,
entitliug her to thu position OF The fas.-
cruising war vessel afioat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and pain
iul sickness TO robust health marks an epoch In
the life Of the individual. Such a remarkable
event is treasured In the memory and the agency
whereby the good health has been attained a.
gratefully blessed Hence II is that SO much ia
heard In praise OF Electric Bitters. so many feel
they owe their restoration 10 health 70 the use Of
the Great Alternative and Tonic It You are
troubled with any disease OF Kidneys, Liver or
stomach, Of long or short standing you vfrl sure
~ m relief by use Of Electric Bitters. Sold at
soc and u per bottle At the drug store OF z
sAnes, koenssurg. and ". W. MeAteer, Loret,o
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

There is married man in Atlanta who
wears eyeglasses with gold rim. His wife
wears eyeglasses too. and the two pairs are
just alike They are the parents of three
chiidren-thG youngest being 10 years of
age-snd each of the CHILDREN are near
sighted so much SO that they wear eye
giasses too. Five pairs of eyeglasses In one
family is rather unsual
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

on the nrss OF January, the new law
for the execution Cf murderers by cleo
trieity vent into effect in the State OF
New York aud there are already five
candidates 20 experiment on with the
new system. Lightning does not seem
TO have any more terroTs for the cTimi.
aal than The rope.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

ALTHOUGH the Democratic candidate
FOR Governor OF Connecticut, at the
late election had more votes than his
competitor. plurslitiss do not govern
IN that State aud hs was not elected.
The Legislature OF that State met on
Tuesday last aud elected all the Rspub-
libsus State officers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-18

THE State Supreme Court declares
the Act of 1887 dividing cities OF this
State into ssven classes unconstitution.
oil, because it Is so much in the nature
OF loeal and special legislation.