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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01
Nov. 4, IS1U.
Dns. L. & T.. L. OLpsHUE.

DRs. L. & T. /. OLDsHUE.
Sirs You are correct in your examination
of the urine l sent you The patient Is labor
ing under nervous debility, arrangement OF the
Liver Lungs Heart. Dizziness, Singing in the
Ears, and Stomach at times very much out OF
order Send the package of medicine as soon
as possible.
Another SAYS:
DRs. l.. & T L. OLDsHUE.
am much better My back is entirely well.
Send me another package of medicine by ex-
press. - .
Another from Illinois writes
DRs. L. e. T. L. OLDsHUE.
Ny daughter, Mrs. -, has been taking
your medicine and her health is so much i'm
proved that feel encouraged to send to you
for myself. Send me medicine Immediately.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01
HoLIDAYl H0LlDAYIl H0LIDAY!!I
Prescntsi PresentsII Presents!li

The following NEW GOODS (all suitable for
Holiday II presentsg have Just been opened ut
merry and CLOTHING STORES, Nos. 2l2 and
PA Main street, Johnstown:
EACH STORE SEPARATE, But ACCESS
FROM ONE TO THE OTHER.
Broche Shawls black and red CEN
tres, as low as -. $500
FEenGh @ aH;i MGrnos every shade. from sos to 15e
Best assortment of Black Alpacas. 30 TO 1.26
Corded and Plain Alpacas FROM. .25 to 75
Gorgeous Plaids, largest stock in
Plain and Corded Black silks from 1.50 to 40
Chinchilles Beavers, for Sacks and
Black Beavers in great variety LIS to 600
Figured Changeable Poplins, from so to leo
Children Furs, per set, from 2.50 to l0.00
Misses Furs, per set from. $50 to 1900
Ladies' FIrS, per set, from. 4.G0 to 5000
Misses Trimmed Hats, from. 1.25 to $50
Ladies' Trimmed Hats, from ...... 80 70 1000
Bonnets of every shape and size. 2.00 to 1890
We have also received 400 Sets of Ladies' and
Children s FurS, which we will sell from - to 80
cheaper per set than they can be bought any
where else, as they were sent to us by one of
the largest houses in New York consignment
and are to be sold regardless of cost. Looking
don't cost Gnlthing.
P. S. In addition to the above We offer
1900 OVercoats;
1900 Business Coats;
1900 pairs Pants;
2,00O Gents Vests;
500 Bows Jackets;
500 Boys Pants;
all of the best kind of material and make, of
every desirable color, pattern and style, and at
prices ullIniStdkGhty LOWER than we have ever
before offered Clothing Under any circumstances.
Remember the New York Dry Goods and
Clothing Hail, 2I2 and 2I4 Main street,
Johnstown. MAYER, Proprietor.
JOHN J. MURPHY. dry goods merchant, at the
Mansion House cheap corner, Johnstown, has
private word to say to every citizen of Cambria
county. but he won't tell any one till they visit
his store. He has little secret about selling
dry goods cheaper than the cheapest Suppose
you call down, gentle reader, and find out the
riddle. Murphy knows how TO tell a thing or
two about buying goods to advantage. Call
and he will enlighten you.
GOOD LOOKING.-What makes a man good
looking? Why, good clothes. Where can man
get good clothes? Why. at James j. Murphy's.
Where is James j. Murphy's Why, at No. l09.
Where is No. 1897 Why, on Clinton street
Where is Clinton street? Why, in Johnstown.
Go and get good suits for every man and boy in
tho family at city prices. No wearing apparel
in the market so good and cheap as Murphy s.
FOR NoTHINGi-J. c. Lightcap, Cheap Johns
Corner. opposite the Foster House. JShnstown,
is absolutely giving away boots and shoes, gai-
ters, gums and sandals: Any one can save from
fifty cents to two dollars in the purchase of
such articles from Mr.. Lightcap. There is no
dodge about this. 5000 worth of boots and
shoes must be sold Immediately. His store is
the place and now is the time TO buy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01
PHILADELPHIA, PA., Feb
IL q IIEI Mol IN nr.,r.-.-i.-t

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb, %, 1867.
II. T. HELMBoLD. Druggist:
DEAR SRI have been sufferer, for upward
of twenty years, with gravel, bladder and kid
ney affections, during which time 1 have used
various medicinal preparations. and been undor
the treatment OF the most eminent Physicians
experiencing butIittle relief.
Having seen your preparations extensively
advertised l consulted with my family physi-
clan in regard to using your Extract Buchu.
did this bccause ! had used all kind OF ndver-
tised remedies. and had found them worthless,
and some quite injurious; in fact. despairrd
of ever getting well, and determined TO use no
remedies thereafter unless knew Of the ingrc-
dients. 1t this that prompted me to tise
your remedy. As you advertised that 1t was
composed Of buchu, cubcbs and juniper berries,
il occurred To INC and my physician as an excel
lent combination, and, with his advice, after an
examination of the article, and consulting agnlu
with the druggist, Iconcluded 10 try 1t. com
menced its Use about eight months ago, at which
time was confined TO my room. From the first
bottle was astof1ishcd and grained III the ben
eficial effect, and after using it three weeks WIS
able to walk out. felt much Hike writing you
a statement of my case at that time, but thought
my Improvement might only be TEN porlry. and
therefore concluded 10 defer and see II IL would
effect perfect cure, knowing then it would bo
of greater value 10 you and more satisfactory
to me
am now able TO report that cure IL effected
after using the remedy for 1--WE months.
have not used any FOR three months,
and feel as well in all respects as ever did.
Your Buchu being devoid of any unpleasant
taste and odor, nice tonic ami invigoTator Of
the system. / do not mean to be without it when
ever occasion may require its use in such alice
tions. NJ MCCORMICK
Should any doubt Mr.. Mccormick 5 statement
he refers TO the following gcntlcIneni
Hon. WILLIAM BfGLER. ex-Guvcrhor, Penn
syIFahia.
Hon. rHos FLokESof, Phiiatielphia.
Hon. J. c. KNOX, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. j. s. BLACK, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. ID. Z. PORTER, ex-Goverhor. Prnhsylvn-
mia.
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS Judge Philadelphia.
Hon. W. A. PORTER, City Solicitor, Philadcl-
phia.
Hon. JOHN BIGLER, Ex-Governor, California.
Hon E. BANKS, Auditor Gener1li Washing
ton, y. {.
And many others, II necessary,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

II EEP UP THE FIRES The sub
IN scrfl,er ia prepared to furnish BLAIRS-
WILLIE and BfOtNTAIN COAL of the very best
qualities, in large or small quantities, on tho
sbortest notice and at the most reasona bic rates.
Also. will attend to all kinds of HAULING with
nromptness and dispatch, and at es moderate
prices ss '''' --'-' r. h. THOMAS.
rbensb,Irg, Nov. 24. Is70.-3m.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

ssg Sold by Druggists md Dealers every
where. Beware OF couhtcrfcits. Ask for Heinz
bold's. Take no other. PRICE-sl:2J per bottle,
or six bottles for $3.50. Delivered to any ad-
dress. Describe symptoms in ail communica-
tons.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

TH II. SCANLAN, A3o,1Dg-dt-Laao,
Carrolltown Cambria Co., Pa. An man
nor of legal business attended 70 promptly and
carefully Collections a Speciahty.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01
THE KIDNEYS!

Tho Kidneys are two in number, situated at
the upper part of the loin, surrounded by fat,
and consisting of three parts, viz the Anterior,
the Interior and the Exterior.
The anterior absorbs Interior consists of tis-
sues, veins, which serve as "A deposit for tho
urine ann convey ii to the exterior. The exte-
riOr is a conductor also, terminating in single
tube, and called Ureter. The uretcrs al g con-
nected with the bladder.
The bladder is composed of various coverings
or tissues, divided into parts, viz. the Upper,
the Lower, the Nervous, and the Mucous. The
upper eXpels, the lower retains. Many have n
desire to urinate without the ability, others
urinate without the ability TO rctaiu. This fire.
qucntly occurs in children.
To cure these affections, we must bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged in their
various functions. If they are neglected, Gravel
and Dropsy may cnsue.
The reader must also be made aware that
however slight may be the attack, it is sure to
affect the bodily health and mental powers. rs
our-hcsh and blood nre supported from these
sources.
GoUT, OR RHEUMATIsM.-Pain occurring I'm the
loins is Indicative of the above diseases. They
occur in persons disposed to acid stomach and
challly secrctions.
THE GRAvEL.-The gravel cnst1es from ne
Rlect or improper treatment of the kidneys-
These organs being weak. the water is not cx-
PEELED from the bladder. but allowed to remain;
it becomes fcverish, and sediment forms Ii Is
from this deposit that the stone is formed, and
gravel ensucs.
DRoPSY Is a collection of water in some parts
of the body, and bears different names, accord
ing to the parts affected viz when gene4alIv
difuscd over the body, If is called Anasarca {;
when of the abdomen, Ascitee; when of the
chest, HydrothOrnx.
TREATMENT T.-Helmbo1ds highly concentra-
ted compound Extract BuChu is decidedly ore
OF the best remedies for diseases of the bladder
kidneys, gravel, dropsical sVvclings, rheuma-
tiSm. and gouty affections. Under this head We
have arranged Dysur-ia, or difficulty and puin I'm
passing water, Scanty Secretion. or small and
frequent discharges of water; StranglIry, or
stopping of water; Hcmatura. or bloody urine:
Gout and rheumatism of the kidneys. without
any change in quantity, but increase In color,
or dark water 1t was always highly recon-
mcnded by the late DR.. Physick, in these affcc-
/ tions.
This medicine increases the power of dIgcs-
tion and excitcs the absorteHts into henlfhy ne
ton by which the watery or calceruus rieposl-
tions, and all unnatural enlargcmcnts as well
as pain and inflammation, are reduced and il is
| taken by men, women, and children. Dircc-
ons for use and diet accompany.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

The following NEW GOODS (alI suitable for
Holiday presents) have just been opened at
MAYERS NEW YORK DRY GOODS, MILL
merry and CLOTHING STORES, Nos. 2l2 and
PA Main street, Johnstown:
EACH STORE SEPARATE, BUT ACCESS
FROM ONE TO THE OTHER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

HAD IT BAD-"Clara, love but thee alone
thus sighed tender youth; 80, hear me then
my passions own, 18th trembling lips in earnest
tone-indeed [ speak the TRUTH But Clara.
cruel girl, didn't want to hear the balance OF
the story, she had just read in the tTeolndn
about the new fall and winter goods just re-
ceived at y. J. Christy's cheap cash store IN
Loretto and wanted to go there instanter and
buy herself rich.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

A NEW VERSIoN.-"Mary cot Won leetle
sheep his fleece is vite as WOOL, and everywhere
wish Mary's pin, dat leCtle sheep he's pin come
too ali der time any more at all, except OF
course when Mary goes to Shoemaker & Co s
cheap cash store, where everything IS 'Sheepc
enough already, and where delighted CUSTOM
crs with money in hand are constantly rcaping
n rich harvest in the way OF good bargains III
the best kind of merchandise.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

THE HOLIDAYS are coming. and rs every per
son feels like enjoying them in new suit oi
clothes or u new article of wearing apparel OF
some kind we deem it just in.order TO invite
attention to the large and excellent stock OF
men and boys clothing and ladies' dress goods
shayyls furs etc, to be found in great profusioT
and at low est prices at the popular cheap store
of V s Barker, who keepsan extensive aSSort'
ment and an obliging clerk.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01
IOcAI AND PERSONAL.

,,,pr, AND ericsson RAN ROAD.
t.gENSBt ~ Mopday. Nov. 2ist, 1870,
and nd this dltSri road will run as ,, follows;
DEP ln,',rerting with Pittsburgh Ex-
'yT yTss Wet ana Soutii SST,c,tirg with Mail Train
$50. p. y d hiIioGelphia Ilhi Express East
RET = nNiT l,' On departure of Pittsburgh
ElpTyss NJ e-1i or on departure Of Philadel-
"Iv, mia express East
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

FURsI FURsl! slll-Wheref Where??
wherein? At n. L. Carroll's Cheap Dry Goods
town, opposite the Opera House. Mr.. T. mas
not only an immense stock of dry goods ana
groceries but having an eye single to the COM
fort of his customers has laid in large assort-
ment of Furs at all prices from two dollars up
roll. who must make sale of all his goods before
the spring time comes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

BUCKwHEAT CAKEs.-When you rise from
your bed in the morning, and are summoned
your breakfast TO take, what so sweet or tooth
some to greet you rs a nicely Drowned fully
done buckwheat cake; and as you swallow 1t
down with a relish. and reach your fork out for
one or two more how inwardly thankful you
are for buying your buckwheat at Mills cheap
store When YOU want the best wheat or buck
wheat flour, feed, etc, don't forget Mills and
his cheap store OH High street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

CORNUCOPIA means the horn of plenty, but
has no reference to plenty of horns of the
kind obtainablc at tavern and drinking saloons
Neither does it mean c. L. Roberts jewclry and
fancy goods emporium, although it contains SC
much of everything in the line of clocks watch
es, jewclry, notions stationery, books, tobacco
cigars etc, that it might we'll be called i horn
of penty-withOut the horn. Cham keeps d
nice store and nice stock, and is a nice gentle
man to deal with.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

THAT STOVE PIPE.-Stove pipe hats have gone
out of fashion, but Cohen s. Bro. have al KINDS
of fashionable hats and caps at No. 20 Main ST.
.Johnstown. They have also cheap Fufs at ~,
sign of the Great Bear. Call and ger "a compress
outfit, because you cannot get them cheape55
than they sell them. On, the beautiful mats ana
caps, flrs and furnishing goods! Ana this Is
lust the weather to make furs feel gooo. Ctili
and shake hands with the Great Bear
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

..-.sGEo. p. RowEII. & Co, 40 Park Row, New
York Advertising Agents, is model business
house They give more for the money Jhan
any other house in the world. City Itc'n' fhiau'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-01

ST HEss q, BRO.-This is the name of the
new firm that purchased the Clothing store OF
Leopold & Bro, No. 24l Main street, JohnstoWin'
and this new fifali is now selling made-up clotn,
ing faster than hot cakes disappear at a railroad
hotel The members of this firm seem fliIly 10
understand their business, and. they sell low
believing in great sales and small profits IN
deed we wonder how they can sell 50 cheap
Give them a cali that VIII pay.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

fss rrr~r eskie n rsf Tobacco 70 Keep special book
Which hRu sDeres Al puTrh.Aes sni sales of leaf
tgssec. Va wnRly ussest detect ng fraud, entrAmnos
Negness, ana ahaait Ne repssleI
Nt@rN1 Th-A ~ anI rrel.e cf retail dealers
sha se piEafb s1ap Ny iFst. ~. -s< DO pLj make IL
WnW pitt&e 80 iaesN Nath rrAn liquor dcElers pT
Afref or ANtrs inns tsxeras esag houses drlg~Ats
frstnFs sha a. " "a a ola = should bs cished
Tue committee O the whole then arose. and a.
mi1nigat ~ utxhf slsa tne following soiGt ons
were adgpfe ~ the aas 'ciAtson:-
xss ~ea. fhna of adsieua security % The govern.
b gnut AnSy thc tnAe tA@t size mann asuress
Ahe she sf ~ the trand on ssr
batas tns e nanssr o s faetoJ, state Ani district 20
Fesess rNa Ne % ns-ee,ars snf sorekeercrs
an shs dsts shesa be paid ~ he
HNrm
Mssnlvea fhaf fh~ holding manufacturers owners
msaas ffesa h@ Stsis. from " o. bonded
AmmfF yaA 1AmsGe4 ~ ee i0ss ~ AMI
fRh0 Tor, nHd shDnli be
rsaW~a PAY ea sse sSe. oppressive and should
n~,sses rsat manufactured .oeaeas. snuT and q ara,
ne iuA fna latrN. 0ant nraing leaf
toaas ~ seased wsserA wcre1sadsc be
~ahlWca te taa an saio1
Tne association then ajoarned until tomorrow
m FuluW.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

- - - - : -. ssr pst'-s wss-. ..-.~ I'VE for
s 4. II, .. - . - -, ~. .s.'s :. Z, 49,. 49,, M ~
raf " wi Mr& hraT~. eaNr &b~s fre. So perrn
sFs 80 49, l.s s.s'as, n.sss -.s t~lss. y.
90 -. '' ,s ~ s - :. .,s.s ,.ssy, s 40, .,
ss.s. VI. 49, $ Tss.A a.~s is- is' a'aSsa az pa. ss
.es -. q se,s srssAss 80 kas a Assns u -.
~.sa - ~. $50 * .s.' ss rs' % s..aFr yss T.
. go ~s.s - peA = gas . sai-,as .sa.r pase 'or
.s5. III S ~ : - 80. = 's .si "a - IL :,
s--- .ss -sAa g = = = ssl primo ssa iadla
slcs rsers ~ssss-sas sssaana az c.rslh. watch
w y 80 '~sss- ssasn 80 r.ny q e'se .
sswnA A-coses sAraag snt eraa wWa ~afrs n 100
~. -. :s q ns .ss .o.. y e :. . y = ~ ,,%sss
sses Lnss~a ws- aasss hssa rfsvoas ssr~s No
sFrATfsI.ss asars 81 - s4l-. ~ wssu.ns. ~, me
marsss steady & : P'iss = ~ ltys ~ hA.. and
s'.rss.. a. Y :. 800 'es -s.s aa y ~ w.
rsw asinsna bslnr ssrass ch4r@ isgn rea1~n saa
TIE maIs-s ~ sesaE y ~ lse frr fsir I,
sales wsrs I1e hsl. part n nss 49, :, y a,se tss
$40. ana Porto asa ssi 'e. ss..': va, = - Sss
80, white. is'e ~ sr,rs z We a~sss s-ial.r.,
sssss re s1m'a s:" h s ss.s y. s ,.'is T. T. "a s
prime 70 choice grocery, i'sac. Nse esns1usa thhfs
s ses s2ss. s ms.s s ss. ss .ss ss,s
is h.i 10 iis 90 = \ Il = 'si .s a. a. Y Il 4
inG slaies s,e lois srseers se le'.e il.e ss,Is
& Amsnn Ga. made ~ .I,sk % a.y - tolc~s -, ds
TAlLow.the dsnsna ~as Flt and pFices favored huy-
ers though they qatahiy lower Tho woiu
l1Ss ss - s.. The me y s.n.ss s wa.
active, ami the market nrmeT Tue saios
Tor Old.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09
An INDIANA FREE FIGHT.

from the Evansville QDd.) Journal Dec Al
We have been furnished the particulars OF a TERRI
BILE shooting affair that occurred at Fair Play Unon
township. about two miles below Henderson Ferry
in this county, ON Tuesday evening. II appeared ~
the evidence before Justice Newman that two men
from the neighborhood NJ Cavc-in- Rock, or shaw
neestown H., were at the store OF Mr.. Crayens. NJ
Fair Play, on Tuesday evening, just before dark
and had been drinking ana acting rather bolster
ously when coOred man, whose name has
not been ascertained, entered the store,
aud Oatem, with an oath, demanded that he
should treat. The colored man reped:--"I treat
those who treat me i" and was proceeding TO attend
to his business, when Pelham seized him ana showed
him Of the door, shooting MIN In the back no
went The coiored man walked about sixty PAGES
from the house and fell, when he was taken home
Pelham, as soon as he shot him, turned on Mr..
Crayens and pointed his revolver at him. Mr..
Cravens, lodging under his counter, and taking a
loaded revolver from hts desk, quickly rose and
fired three shots one OF which struck Pelham IN the
breast, Pelham in the meantime firing In return, but
without effect 0atem, who drew O knife In
the melee, received shot--evidently from Mr.
Crayens in the shoulder. Oateni escaped,
and Pelham was taken TO mouse In the neighbor-
hood, where, NJ last accounts, he lay, Is IL sup
posed, dying. Mr.. Cravcns was arrested and
brought before Mr.. Newman when the above testl-
that his revolver mad 'Honc back on him. that he
knew 1t was death when ne shot the negro, and he
wanted the first shot at Crayens. Pelham ana
Oatem belong to gang who live In their neigh
bcrhoOd who known AMI dreaded In Union
township rs the 'Shawneetown Boys" Tho only
that be assig ned for the desire OF Pelham
TO shost Mr.. Cravens that Mr.. Cravens had tried
mitted. MIR. Cravens was discharged from custody,
az course.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09
.4Sl,s5O,l07

The for the hrst of the fiscal
hare oeeh from tobacco ana snu a thrtytwo
pound TAX, x5143O; from tobacco sixteen cents per
pound tax, StSHthe total from all tobacco sources
amounting 10 TSsls ~, which at the rate Of
for the
This in It's entirety, is exhibit Of which the tobacco
trade well feel justified from Congress
impartial laws moderate In order that we NAV
realize under the law that our rights equal speedy
Feturn 10 our former prosperity.
The late hoar at which the association met pre.
ciuded The possibility OF dong o large amount Of
business, particularly as most Of the members were
fatgued with travel and needed rest. But with the
greatest zeal tne proceedings were commenced,
Though but littl, progress was made during the
evening. The resolutions adopted by the executive
committee OF the ASSOCIATION, at the meeting held
New York 2ot, OF October last were presented for
the consideration and action oil the body.
on motion Of MIR. lALMER, OF New York, the as
soclSuon resolved itself into committee OF the
wnole, and, the hrst resolution on the programme
neing Ig read, quite q lengthy discussion ensucd,
WHICH was remarkable for weed phraseology and e..
osccS techncalitics, unintelgble almost 10 any
omt ,nose connected with the trade. Tue following
rcsouNohs WerS .then adopted by the commi ttee:--
Resolved That We bcevc be the duty Of Congress
pss ae the trade from the UNJUST oppres.
s !" .ne aw PASSED July 90 ls6s. requiring the
y. y scconu TAX On tobacco, cigars and
ha nis aasoclati0n use lis influence with Congress and
urge them 10 pass Immediately or relief for an such
tobacco which hsd complied with law IN force al the
time OF manufacture by furnishing stamps and 10 rc.
iuna tne Tax on All such tobacco upon which tar has been
paid aeconL time. 49,
Lssolved That section seventysx Of the so. Vi July "
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

Remarltnbie Confession a. a Prisoner.

In q recent conversation with the reporter oi the
Newburg Journal, Bunuui. who Killed Mr. Ssayetii-
oil Aewburg, reiterated his sla.emenls made sool
q ter the commission cf tue murder reference 20
"the murdei Gus spellsp which came aim occ.t.
sionaliy. he PROCESSES tho utmost sorrow for tue
deed, and says that Mr.. Seaycgns had given him lio
prov ton Whatever for it, commission Said he
81 told Mr. Seavcrns himself or these feelings
when came over me at times: everybody
must know that I had no grudge againsl him
nothing tnat would make me klli hin, IL had been
III my ri4nt mind. dou't~remember buying the pls-
toi or nlug AZ. Just remember having it IA y pos-
ses ion at one time during the day, had not nslc
liquor Tor two years ana hail before came 70
Newnurg to visit Mr.. Seaverns' sou; alter ca lle
here drank some beer and wine but don't think
II was this that brougns the feeling over me
that must XII somebody; that feeling was
caused In the first place by my suffer.
mas in rebel pris n; when 1 was dis
CHARGED from the PRISON and sent 10 Wasbln Iton
only we phed about clgnaJ five pounds; | lad
nee family OF a wife and three children that 1
would have oone anything for: but my iife is not
worth anything noW;l felt alter the muir CT. when
lcame to myself again, that | would not Tor any
TIM, have dolle what did do, II / had only been
light, and If had had any weapon tnen L would
have put an end to myself" uG viii be remem-
bered that Buffdm dill try 20 commit suicide by
div ing' from his bunk on to tito iloor or his CELL