The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-01

this place, the early part of the week, aud
those who were present express themselves
a. we'll pleased with the treatment thew re-
ceived at the hands OF one OF Ebensburg's
worthy citizens, whose name Is above men.
toned.
- The weather for the past six months has
been puzzle to all weather prophets and
the old time theories such rs the goose bone.
etc, have failed to render reliable predIc>
tons. Tomorrow, Saturday the ground
hog will come 20 the frcnt and his reputa-
tion for weather prophet will be put TO a
severe test
The young man who was so horribly
manGled and lost his life at the east end Of
the GalitZin tunnel a short time ago, will
be remembered bv quite number OF our
readers as the Mr.. Mason who took the place
OF Mr.. Ell. Mowery, as brakeman on the
EoensburR and Cresson branch for short
time last December.
The latest organization In this place Il
the "Knights ot Rest" composed OF about
seven members. They are youuS men who
are waiting patiently for something to turn
up" which viii benefit them physically and
financially, and II anybody wishes 10 adopt
"ooy" we request than TO call at this Of
flee. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
AT an early hour on Saturday morning
the store room uf Mr. NJ r Denny IN GAL
litZin was bu.Rlsrized and goods consisting
OF hats, boots aud shoes. etc. were carried
OF 20 the value or about $500. The eu>
trance 20 the store was effected by cutting a
panel out ot the store door. The perpetra-
tors have not vet been apprehended.
-Rt. Rev. Abbot Andrew. OF s.. Vim
cents College, passed through this place
Tuesday, on his return trip from Carroll
town, TO which pla ce he had gone on Satur-
day. lie is successor TO r.. Rev. WINNER,
who established the Benedictine Order In
this county, and, although a young mNn
those vino have become acquainted with him
express their admiration OF his ability 20 ILL
the high position 10 which he has been
elected
-Mg. Ed. Mowery. the accommodating
brakeman on cur branch road. narrowly es-
capped being seriously Injured while COUP
ling cars at the depot here on "Wednesday
morning. As II Is, our young friend has his
Frm considerably bruised. and for some time
after the accident experienced a great deal
OF pain, but we are glad tu state tust at
present writing ne is much relieved and ex-
poets 10 resume work In a few days Hts
prsitlon Is being flied at present by c. Z
Mitchell, Of Altoona.
An institute will be held at Ioretto Feb
ruary sth. The following person, will take
part IN the exercises Hpw to teacnafrac-
tiuns, Miss r. McCoy Lack OF mental
training, Mise Aun'e Hard. How to make
GEOGRAPHY interesting, Mr.. Hicks How TO
teach physiology. Mr.. H--tzrg Recitation,
Miss Katie Conrad. Essay, Miss Annie
Garrst Should cleanliness ~ taught Ia our
schools, Miss McKimm. Recitation, Miss
Fannie Richardson. How To teach reading
u beginners without chart. Miss Tillie
Bradley. Rachel Mccoy, leader.
"A car TO he known as the obstruction
Car" is being butt at the P-nuSyIvauta
Railroad shops at Altoona for Mr. George
Wr'tlnghOuse. IL will possess soma In
tarestlng features for railroad mau. The
car - almost completed aud ia axp-sted To
be In Pl,tShury 5 Suurday. Il Will have a
model OF a train ot thirty cars fitted with
every appliance Mr.. WeStlnghous4 has in
vented and the very latast improvements
made. The Intention Is to tax. the car 70
different prntS in ths country wh-r- West
inChoase appliances are ussd aud instruct
railway employees how to handle them.
Hon. A. A. Barker, Of this place, will
leave on Monday next FOR trip % the
South, made Ivy the advice of hts physician
IN th- hopes uf b-ttsring h:s health. which.
although considerable better than Il had
heeb, u far from being we'll Mr.. Barker
Will stop tor n short time in Washington CITY.
ard then continue his journey until he
reaches some point. probably In G-oreis,
where he thinks the climate will agree with
him. HIS many frIeLds hope tnat - may
have pleasant journey, that the trip
and change OF Citrate may prove beneficial
and that he will return In the enjoyment OF
full health.
Mrs. Cathariue Sutton, who lived oe-
tween Crrssou and L.ilys, in Washington
township. was struck hy a locomotive near
Brndiey's cut. on last Friday afternoon and
80 baily iriursd tina. she did 10 about
forty miHutrs afterwards. There are three
track at that point and a freight train was
about passing, or had just passed. when a
pusher on the third track came along ROIne
the sam- direction. Mrs. Sutton did not NO.
tice the pu~her, but stepped IN the track 10
front of II and was hurled some distance,
falling ou her head. She leaves husband
aad i've children 10 mourn her loss A
singular coincidence In regard 70 her death
l. thr fact ;hat her son Andrew J. sutton
was Killed In Angus: 1857 about two hun
drrd yards from the SPOT where Mrs- Sutton
net n-r death, aud aUother sou Simon was
ku'ed on the railroad betwesn Lily aud
Beusererk last April.
the Leeds, Euglish, Mercury says that
u has recently 0-en discovered that cel-gy
y cure Tor rbeumatism indeed &c 3, as
serted that the disease l. imposS: Ole IL the
vegetable * cooked aud freely eaten. Tne
ftcS tnHt II Is always put on the table "a W
prevents is therapeutic powers from being
known. Tue celery sauuld b. cut Into
bits. oniled ia water uutIl soft, aud the
watet be drank by the pttirut. Put new
milk Wlth a uJtie hhur aud nutmeg lnso a
SAUCEPAN with the boiled celery. serve Il
warm Win piece OF toast, eat q with pota>
toes, ana tnr painful ailm-nt will snoa
yirid. Such Is the declaration OF a phy.i>
eau wbu has again ana AK ia tried the *
prTiuvht and with uniform success Hs
adds that cold or damp n-ver produces the
disease, but simply d-vrlOpts IL that acid
blood f. the primary and sustaining cause.
ami Thar while the blood IS a.k.ilae there
can De Ueither rheumatism or gout
-NcDunald still helps the fort az LoTetto,
Pa aud is selling go,ds at ruck bottom
prices tor spot cash or good rarkrtabI- pro
Guee ss follows: Sugars. ., 7. Sand . c-uts
per pound green aud black teas, IS so and
20 crnts per pound cuffrrs. IS, % aud %
cents per pound boxes ess-nc- OF cuIee.
10 c-nts papers ba king soda, 10 cents
? box baking powder. 10 crnrs ? boxes of
yeast, 10 cents box-s (l2OO) matches. 10