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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-22

THE Only NICEI.E MIHE.-Few people
are aware that the nicilie, from which our
smaller coins are made, comes from a sin-
gle mine, which is the only one IN me
country that is now being worked / ms
mire is situated ia Lancaster county, Penn.
II has been worked for seventeen years.
and developed to a depth of 200 feet
The length Of this ledge Is between two
and three thousand feet, ard 1t produces
from 400 to 600 tons per month, employing
in the working Of the mine force OF 10
men. In the arts, niclle is rapidly grow
ing into favor as substitute for silver III
plating steel, iron and other metal. It's
commercial demand is rapidly increasing,
and as it is much cheaper than silver, it
will undoubtedly be adopted in the manu-
factuue of many articles, as . substitute
for that more precious metal. One mine,
the Minela- Motto tract, Missouri, was
worked from 1850 to 1885. The ore was
the sulphuret. associated with lead and
copper About $500, GOO was realized from
the groupings of the vein. Groupings of
nicllle ore are found also in Madison. Iron
and Wayne counties Missouri. The rs
fined metal Is woIth 80 per pound.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-22

CURIOUs.-If the vast J o les Of water
of the earth were 10 be transferred To one
vast reservoir, drop by drol, the whole
number of drops could be expressed by
the words eighteeL septiiiions. or by an
nexing twcnty-fuur ciphcrs to Is in or
di,aas print flsi v,ost',I occupy space OF
about two inches, but if each sepcratc
drop were noted 10y mark ike the figure
/. it would form lire Of strokes long
enough to wiud around the sun SIX thous-
and billions of times.
The simple interest Of one cent for 1854
years at si1 per cent. Is oie dollar, eleven
cents and eight mills: bat f the same
principal were Pot at compound interest
and the amount equally diyiCcd among the
inhabitants of the earth, estimated At one
billion each would receive -, $40 golden
worlds of the CartlI'S size ior an Inherit
aacc We're iii tie g,obos placed III dl-
rec line. II would take i:gh,nIHg itself ~,
900 years 10 travel from esd 10 ED. If
man were placed at one end of the line
and rarrot-gnn discharged at the other
light travelling i92.u0a miles per second
the vel, city of tie cannon ball bcI''g
1.300 feet per sec3nd-the Velocity OF SOUND
being 200 miles per h0ur-he w"u Il not see
the fash until The expiration ot IIp-euo
wears. the ball vTould reach him III i4,Who,-
600 wears but he woG not hear the re
n ~, before the cud Of 100, 600, 0co.
There are 100. $50. GO smokers. If they
were to puff away the 209, e0G, 031 pounds
of tobacco annually produced iii America,
they would create 3#, 0j),490 bounds of
carbonic acid gas.
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IzsuN VORE.D EsVBF.TsETENqs 90,


X The Commonwealth Of HenCsylyG mia !:
- To Robert i. Roberts. Thomas =. ItOh-
; LIS. erts. John J. Roberts, John J. Roberts;
'-,-' the hrirS Ot katharine Roberts, inter-
mafriCd with Rowland Humphreys, both of
uBm are now deceased; the heirs OF Jane
Roberts. iutSrmaFriCd with Evan Roberts; the
heirs uf Eleanor Roberts, iHt"GJuarried with
David Rose : and the heirs OF Margaret Roberts,
legal Representatives OF Ann Evans. (fcrneriy
A mn Rubcrts.} tate of EbCnsburgr Cambria CO..
YCu ana every Of YOU are Eerchy cited to be
and appear before the Judges of our Orpnans
Court. TO Re held at EDcusbur%, in and for the
said county. on the fFst Monday Of December
legt. then and there to accept or refuse 10 take
the real estate Of said Ann Evans, deceased, AZ
the appraised valuutiDn put upon Thy an IN
Quest duly awarded 10y the said court ana re
turned by the Sheriff Of said county, on the "a
daV or 5 ttemGcr, iSIsS. or show cause Why inc
same should not be sold, ia wit Il certain LOT
or piocelof land situate in the East ward ol Ed
cn-burg borough. adjoining the Hunttngdnn
Cambria ard Indiana Turnpike load on tHe
south and II igll street on the. north; beginning
at u most on lot number JhlrtE-SiA tooI. thebce
east along High street seven aud :. half p"rches
TO a p0st, thence south two and a fourth prrcl-
es 70 the Turnpike road thence along Salu r'au
north seVeGty-two degrees, seven ana thfce-
fourth perchcs. to the place OF beginning WI
small dwelling house and appurtenai1ctS' al,
ned ana appraised at the sum OF three hunuFtu
and sixty dollars 1860. Personal notice 70 be
given to the heirs residing in the State, ana on
those residing out Of the state by IodT puutl, a
tiOns in one newspaper puhlshcd ~ d'llpIi =. ~
county and Y copy of said paper matted 10 Jhelr
nearest post-Ofiice. Herein fail not
Witness the Honorable JOHN DEAN, freI. le N u =
Judge of our said Court, at EbensDufB- TINS 81
day of Septem bcr, 4. ID. ls12. - ,,,,-
GEO. w. OATMAN; Clerk;
AtfPst-W. = BOSACKER, SheriH liI-i'-f'-I
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Bv virtue OF a VIII OF 7 =. To.
issued ont of the Court of Common Pleas OF
I,,nl-ia county and 70 me directed, there viii
DE exposed to public sale, mt the Court HOUSE
in FhenShurg. on Saturday, the 30sss DAY OF NO
yenber. inst. at one o'clock, y. NJ. the follow ,
ing Real Estate, to wit: All the right Jltle anu
infercstHof Augustine Craver, od, III ana 10 q
niece or parcel Of land, situate in Carroll town
shin Cambria county adjoining lands OF Jphh
VENTS heirs and lands of Lewis y. CraNeT'
co1t1jniuu 10 Acres. more or less, all cleared
now in tne occupancy of Lewis A Cr;tVer Iilc
ken in execution and To be sold at the sult OF
W II. BONACKER, Sheriff.
SurRITF's OFFICE EBENSBURG, Nov. d, 'S'2
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AuIitou.7s Notice.

THIRST AND PARTIAL ACCOUNT gt II
uudera Deed of Voluntary Assignment Tor tht
benefit of his CreditOrs.-In the Court oi CoL5-
mon Pleas of Cambria county sept Ierht' -
18th October. 1872, u. X. SCANLAH appointc'
Auditor To distribute, etc.
j. X HTpE. Prothonotary.
Notice is hereby given that / will attend "a
the dutics Of the above appointment. at the OF
hcc Ot II. kINEEAD; EsC., in Ebensburg' on
TUESDAY. NOV. 18th. 1872. at / O'Clock. Z. NJ,
when and whore ali persons interested may at
tend or hereafter he dcharredi
Nov. s.-ot. y. II. SCANLAN. Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-22

MILwAUKEE cherishrs a Teutunic lady.
fliy, forty, and melsu ing two yard around
the chest, SIX. y-;wo IA cheS around ls.r
wais., AID twenty eight inches around her
''bicens. The man who desires Ia embrace
that woman VIII have to do like Bangs did
IN a sim lar case-reach around as far as
he can. Il e. ma. e a chalk mark, a; start
again from where he left a. III, gaaaral
expenses OF such uot al would be emo
NOUS unless she could b. ind ced ~ 60 out
and expire III the graveyard.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-22

HE CoULDS'T DRTNk WTSE.-That was
2 noble youth who. or being urged 10 take
wine at the table Of :; f.lnol.s statcsp an in
Washington, had The moral c purage 10 re
fuse. lie was a poor yoang ma, just be
ginning the struggle of life. lie brought
letters 10 Tie great statesman, who kindly
invited him home 70 dinner.
-, ot take a glass of wine - echoed the
statesman beautiful and fascinating wife,
as she arose, glass in hand, ard, with a
grace that would have charmed an anchor
ite, e deaYu Ell to press it upon him.
NO said the heroic youth. resolutely,
gently repeliing the pfohered glass
What a picture of moral grandeur was
that \ poor friendless youth refusing
wine at the table of a wealthy and famous
statesman, even thongh prohered Dy the
fair hands of beautiful lady.
NO sad the noble youhS man ana
H. ,-,,;oe tra,,,Iled and his cheeks flashed,
II never drink wine, but-there he
straightened himself up a'td In, woids
erew firmer r-if you've got little good
Old rye whisky, l don't sniGd tying 4
sllifter -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-22

AN EPISODE OF THE WAR.-'The fami-
lar aphorism that tTuth Is stranger than
fiction, receives a yeritcatiOn almost daily
'iiffn is lust now deeply Interested in the
sequel OF a war episode. which shows how
romances sometimes creep into the events
of real life. Early III the war, Titiin aad
vicinity had a sort of itineiant Albright
preacher named Doyney. Upon the out
break Of the war DowEey entered the ser
vice as captain in one of the Seneca regI-
ments, and when the government decided
upon employing negro troops, lie became
colonel of Il cOlored regiment. During
the campaign in Tennessee, his regiment
chanccd to be encamPed upon the estate
of Colonel Washington, near Nashville.
The regiment seems not to have been un-
der the best of discipline, and its black
despeladoes were disposed to give free
rein to their brutal instincts. They seized
Colonel Washington and threatened nm
with instant death, and also set about des-
troying the elegant family mansion. Col.
Downey, by great exertions and at the
imminent risk of his own life, succeeded
in rescuing Col. Washington from instant
death, and in saving the mansion aud other
property Col. Washington felt profound
iv grateful ut the time for Col. Downey
brave exertions in his behalf, and promised
never to forget them. There the matter
rested and the Wild scene with winch DOW
ney was surrounded soon drove 1t out OF
his mind. He remained at the head OF his
regiment till the war closed, and then re-
turned to Tifin and settled down INTO a
o1iet domestic life Not long ago he died,
leaving his family in straitened circnnl-
stances. Mrs. DoSney was obiiSed TO rely
on her needle for support. she ana her
children lived in their humble way with
little thought that great change was soon
to be wrought in their condition. Col.
washington died recently, when it was
fonnd that he had wiIled his property. con-
sistine of ten thousand dollars IN bonds and
esreenbacIs. and three hundred acres Of
improved land situated nile and half
from Nashville the whole valEed at a nun
dred thousand dollars at least-to the helrs
Of Col. Downcy.
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IT is told of young gentleman whom
maiden liked, but father didn't, that at a
reasonable u hour the old gent mildly in
timated that the time for retiring had ar
,.iyad Il think you are correct, my dear
si,..'' answered the nineteenth century
vounn gent. modestly, ''we have been wait
inc over an hour for you to put yourself IN
your little bed. Father retired thought
fully.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-22

GOAL! COAL!I-The snbse' iber is
~ now prepared 20 furnish, in large or small
duautiticS- all qualities Of ANTHRACITE and
BTU HINOUS COAL, at lowest market ra ties.
Coal delivered promptly and free OF charge for
hauling atany point IN EDensbnvg or vicinity
Orders left at the ZAHM STORE will receive due
astenaen DANIEL II. DAffH.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-22

,r7pEfEC CLASS. mSle or fsIuaIc- 10
iA' 'S,',,Tg-.lilged Respoctahle empl"E-
4 ,St 6,ma day gr eveaitna ne no e Gf,,p!',,, re
I'd; '1.' .'',,-r- ,-irlt sent free hy mail. Al
.'.5 sent rrfuru'sTamp, VI. YOUNG *
y r.. .-'.rrr.a,,.t II. New York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-22

i "a an ~ E>s SHOP OF CAMBRIA COUNTY,
y wet Opposite Union school House,
prjefo,n.' Esoensburg, Pa.-M. NJ. O'NFBLL,
I'D az Sdddies and Harness made and re-
Il ssei sld al other work in nv line executed
ds roos, manner, on the shortest notice and
most reasonable rates. n 70 - pIiu
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-22

ANS! ORGANS. ORGANS! for the
1..1l' sunday School and Church. 90
,1S'ts of bceds throughout: stops. Only
| NJ me best Organ in the world for the mon
l. s can supply Organs ranging in price
80 % S2.GlJ and offer the most liberal in
..Sehts tu the trade. Teachers. ClerEymeu.
S,4leFs, who viii act as agents for the sale
! taSl ruments
tAHLOk GEM" PIANO. : OctRves, fun
4 "a TfSHe' ovcrstrunE scale. round corners,
,,1. 3 the finest low priced Piano man
FGIrl Fully warranted
II IN STRINGS. import direct from
many ana France, the very choicest
"a 49, SatJ are made, and can supply the tf'dtle
m r., market prices. sample set of choice
MI Guitar strings mailed free for 81. Band
SaI TIGAlS' sheet Music, Music Books, and
~ ''trC y, 1andisc of every description
w VI. =. POND ~ co.
4 'a BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Ism :
branch store, 80 I Union square.
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r...hsrs. Ladies or Ministers! AeeptS
'y 1e'' -. ...sIrJy Tor '-Ehc Peoples ST. nd
.... ., r.. ...n-t!-Isjp.IS. ENSsa rCrrns.-
Rt4e' ,- Address Ziecler = NcCtTdy,
-r'a'.,. Philadelphia, Ia.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-22

.0Ilau ing It's lHiufEIlSs sale, we desire to
It's l1GUCuCc stil further. and call FOR
% .uyruaHec II 10 every corner OF our
p Il. .Ht Is0H. AND others Will do more good
ny itDu law cN cT fra med. II sells
u parallel. Agent have done and are DO
rru.laly with 10. one has sojd UUsT $50 cop
Owing 90 !I- great Success we are enabled
Fer c-I"glHliN large discounts. Send for IL
.Ira CIRCULAR ana trrsilS. aud "uter into this
I ~0rkat once. J.I.ST0DDART < CO., Phila.
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JTY OFF TEAS
GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.

< 81 * 33 Tesey street.
- hoT 51i3. NEW oRK CITY.
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- 5DTERTIsEIENTs.
@GDN = HIa

E i G GN -&-
-. lint for cpugEs solids, ,Se thEoe I,
d's'.s ,''.. and bronchial d'ffleulaof, use oniy
--lrTTTG' CARBOLIC TABLETS.
" L. .e Trz,ssssi'sssS are on she HlaEIet,
T. sr,si' '..-. t..+lft preparnl ion ot Car - ne
,.H '.. ..,,, 5fs,l,zt- is wheu chenAio%cIly com
..i .Hr Li.'= r,r rclI known remedies Is in
Cd 7ltH -. an nil parties are e1uAonSd
tst usil- -. or frrtra don Of the mucous
r. a.. ,T,.1. riB BIssrs shouid be freely used
hrarr... .rsiug aud healing pFoporuss are as
HmE. vr1,sy neglect q cold. II is eost.y
l 49,. f,rfnfrur state When i becomes
i d ih ,.. . rurt is exceedingly difficult. Use
ni- '.' w., r .hlrts IS Al specific
$ l.J IN InGG. IS PIatt ST., New York,
2uuN Y sole Agent for United >Ta,se-
'rrv Send Cor Circu lnr
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iSI NATIONAL \ SADDLE AND

81 ~ BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Ism. J
NISnch store, 80 Union Snunre.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-03

Tho Sears Of waR>Incidents In vlrsiHia
A correspondent Of the Boston Globe writes
from Clifton, London county, Virginia
My friend who was formerly gallant Union
officer and serving here as a provost marshal,
had himself been captured aud placed "under
bonds, by the lovely placid-faced lady who sat
behind him, told me- as one Of the war Incidents,
that the Quaker meeting in this village had been
taken possessaon of by Confederate troops and
used for quarters. In this meeting-house the
Quakers had held First aud Fourth Day ser
vices from the year 1763-never missing them
once since the building was erected. They did
not cease them when the soldiery took possess
sion, but going as usual, took whatever space
within they conld find untitled, and waited usual
for the Pentecostal spirit They were left at last
alone in their place OF worship-the soldiers
being Withdrawn out OF shame. The land on
which that house stands withthe cemetery in
which generations of Friends have been laid to
rest was given originally by Lord Fairfax to the
first Quaker colonists who settled this part Of
Virginia. The original grant Of fourteen acres
is still held unimpaired by the Quaker Society
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-03
old nInIds.

OF course, in talking Of old maids we do not
include women of la 80 fortune, who may be
anything they please No woman with few
thousand year vii, have to complain of oppor-
tunities of changing her condition, want of poi
tion or want Of respect nor will -he be the
first to occur to the distracted mothers mind
whose dozen children are taken with the measles
Al once, as the person to come and help in the
nursing and sit up wi IA the baby. People with
money are always supposed to have slmething
to do. Importance implies a certain sort OF oc-
cupatlon. But strength Is relative. No woman
without a certain Independence aud force Of
character Is fit to be al Old maid. There are
feeble women who IL ;ht make passable wives
but who make deploiaOle old maids they are
wretched single, and impart some Of thor
wretchednes5 to all VINO have to do with them .
they trail for want oi prop and lie huldled
like some unlucky crveper, an unshapsy heap
for want OF the vigorous stem that should hold
it up.
Such women canuCt believe that they are to
be married some day. Somebody to love, to be
AFRAID OF, to look up D. to swear by, some lu-
ties imposed by necessity strike the ubser-
Yer as such a necessity for their well-beiug or
even creditabe existence. that the hte-loug atti-
tude OF expectation, however hopeless, Is Almost
justified. Women OF this character have pruba-
ply had many fair opportunities of settling M
Indebtedness in gulhood not seldom takes an
attractive form but rerhaps no one to culupel
them to decision lad there is wanting TO tnis
temperament the powers Of falling genuinely Ia
love, as well as OF coming to a liked resolve.
Life IL all expectation with the feeble woman :
she recols from a Il. al step, and would as likely
as not still slip out ~ au engagement which ,ho
had stimulated all hce small despairug energies
TO bring to point. The beauty who. in vulgar
phrase, has Overst.od her market. does NOT
make an amiable ud mad. She feels her life
has been mistake and is somed Accordingly
There IL something Oh the Possession of beaut,
which interferes vi the frank heaioMAl of tic
affections. Tho w au who II made To under
stand by all the w.rl that she il handsome
acquires notion o. duly TO her claim- wlicl
supercedes andputs uc appeals Of the heart uui
OF countenance. 5 Is is afraid Of wastirg bel
advantages, and asl. herself at critical moments
Can do better For href year or two all tb,
world lies within q grasp OF her eated fancy
When the niece in e play asks her aunt VIII,
she has never married, the answer is NV dea;
| was very cruel thirty years ago, and noboi.
asked me SINCE Sdch reyerses sharpen aliI,
features and temper. The ladies haunted i,
these regrets are Iugboar to their kindred
even their klndnea1es have a suug M diem
there is something Irritating to them in utho
peoples success II, happluces the trials d
married life would hive lefl them more amitU.e
-BlacktcoOdS Mag me.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-03
THE PENINSULA.
cAnnL1rE cnrNIY.


The Registration officers tit on the third
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in September
DR.. Il. L. Atkinson's barn was recently struck
by lightning, but was only slightly damaged.
The rail brd- have appeared in the marshes
but are not yet in a condition to shoot.
Masters Henry @. Comcgys and Joseph C..
Clark have been appointed 10 the beneficiary
scholarships in ST. Jonns College in behalf of
Caroline county
Tom Cox, Willie Dukes and Joseph Watkins
picked through the walls of the Denton jail on
Tuesday night and escaped Cox had but re-
Gently turned over to the Sheriff of Caroline
county by the authorities of this State. A re-
ward of SIS is offered for their apprehension.
Mr. Legg, the new proprietor OF the Journal
has mad lis editorial debV lie promises to con-
uct it in the interest Of the party, rather than
IF individuals. We shall see.
The valuable real estate Of the late Jacob
Charles Is now in the market.
The iron foundry in Denton has been reopen
ed under the control of Mr. c. l.. Wilson, son Of
the former proprietor
TALBOT COUNTY.
DR.. saml A. Harrison has sold his farm to
"AudeItOn' III oxford Neck, 10 acres to Mr..
William Myers, for : 900.
Tie Talbot county Teachers Institute meets
in Easton on the 10th of September
The two free scholarships in st. Johns Col
lege have been ewar led to Vim. NJ. llardcaste
Of Trappe, and Alou2o NJ, Robson, of Roya
oak.
Gen. Tilghman's farm winfield" in oxford
Neck, was sold by virtue Of mortgage, last week
for s5l5J-L. VI Eeynola purchaser.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-03
LIternry Ensslp.

-APpleioH's Jomgai for September 7tb, has
a very readable description OF Long Branch, il
lustrated by several admirable engravngs. Are
all our literary people acquainted with the merits
of Appleton? 1t is a weekly journal OF Litora-
ture, Science and Art, illustrated literally, AMI
presenting some Of The best original description
of American scener., etc, etc. given by any OF
our periodicals
Mrs. Stove is about to publish new vol
ume, palmetto Lea yes, containing sketches Of
her experience in florida.
JAS. r. osgood & Co. promise for Noyem-
ber, a complete "Household" edition Of Whit
tiers Poems,
Some dozen or more sketches 10y Hawthorne.
never collected in book form, have been tished
up from old newspapers and periodicals, and are
to be published in volume with his early novel
"Fanshawe."
"A Life Of Senator Wilson is just issued BY
]. r. Osgood a. Go. The author Is } b. Mann
The work is highly spoken Of by the literary
critics.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-03
Marine News,
Reported for he Commercial.
A,,1,irft1e

Reported for hte Commercial
ArrirdlS.
poRT OF WILMINGTON, Sept. 2.
Steam Collier Panther Reading r. r. Co.,
Mills, from Boston to Harlan Il Holngsworth
Co. for repairs. Put on the dry dock this morn
ing.
steamer Celebrity, of Philadelphia, Brown, from
Pennsgrove, with marketing.
Sch'r Meta Pierce, of Wilmington. Blizzard,
from New York with ntre soda to DUPONT, de-
Nemours 4 Co.
Sloop Ann, OF Wilmington Townsend, from
Philadelphia with mdse to Geo. W. Bush
Schooner z Harris Of Drookhayen, Hudson,
from Point Clinton Hudson River, with moul-
ding sand to Lnbdell Car Wheel Co.
Schooner NJ f. Smith. of Wilmington, Stuart,
from Bombay Hook, with building sand, to II.
5 Smith.
Barge + Irey of Lawrencevlle, Font, with
coal to Joseph FOut.
Barge Mary, of Wilmington Lamborn, from
Philadelphia, with mdse. to Uhas. Warner 4 Co,
Barge Silver Wne, Iehgh Gap, Ash, from
Mauch Chunk with coal to IDbdell Car Wheel
Co. and powder kegs for DUPONT
Barge No ll36. Of South Easton, Smull, from
,Iauch Chunk, with coal to Lobdell Car Wheel
Co
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-03
DT. Carpenter,
1856 MULBERRY STREET. NEWARK, Y. j.
Is now treating successfully
CoNGIf N pTTIN uB,Ntrt,r,,p


CONSt MPTIUN, BRONCHITIS,
and al diseases Of the throat and uugs, with his
Compound MtdicatCd Inhalatilus Cuuceu-
irated Food, and Cough Syrup.
During the past ten years Dr. Carpenter has
treated and tcd thsu aud- Oi cases Of the Hbuyc
natn diiedseB, anu has nov In his upssgsstnn Ger
lhcates from every Eart Of the country. The ihla-
lAtion Is hreathgd directly into tue lungs gouluIup
anu healing over All in1antd sur aces, entt riur
INTO thr blood, impafis vitality perm, ate 10
pitHsdut, ami the Irst Inhalation OFT, n gives yrty
eclded relief, particularly when there Is nurn
dlilculty Ut breathing Under the influence uf nv
rtlhrults, lht cOug soon grows ga iri, the ugrt
'Wtal- ccast the hectic lush sanishes, nj with i'm
proving digestion the patent rauidly gains strength
lnl health IS again within his grasp
me con entratrd fOOd rapidly builds IN the most
dehltated patient, presenting TO the stomach tuun
al Ready 70 ue assimlated and made into gOyd rlcn
healthy blood
The Cough Syrup is to he taken at night to alley.
ate lhe cough and enable the patient to obtain
sletp, fN4 9"aft9at accompany Zach Jte of my
one inhaler; one Bottle Of Altera' i've Inhacnt:
One Bottle OF soothing Febrifuge tuha.eu, 9 ne
bottle of Anti-hHmurhaglc lnhalaut; one
Bottle Con' ntrlied Fo d; one Bottle
OF Cough syrup.
Price I box c0ufginipg remedies to last one month
SO dO!iaaihi Two uJntns 81; three mu,ths $40.
Sent tD any aGlf.ss -. o. y. !. nphle,s eopt5rn-
nE Ia ." is % p4uaar- cured seug ir-" tctsts
ut inluir. must contain un" Uu''Hr % i-'' Hu.cr
AaHres' lie CaIPEsi a., ID. j.,
Or. CABng~T~G'S UAYARRu FG@ibT GiN
give INN q 'ti.e. Hud VII elect "A pc mgnruU
tuie n' ItHl HAa 10 tHrcc months. P'!ce If rgmc-
ny - ' 'Ar mouth, -; Two months, -; three
Cduc, IN all It's forms successfully treated. Send
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