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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-04-11

LOUIS Magazine for April is issued, and a nice
number it is, for it is printed on the whitest
of paper, with the blackest of ink, and is
now one of the handsomest magazines in the
country, and filled with the most interesting
matter 1t suits all tastes, and even has
department for children, so that the little
ones look for it as eagerly as adults. 1t is
light, witty, gay and severe, so that all can
find something interesting i'll its pages
Every subscriber who sends the publishers
81. 90 receives the magazine for one year, and
also a pretty little Chrome worth at least 80
cents The April number contains an excl
ting sea story, thrilling adventure and
several pretty little love stories which will
please the ladies very much, for all of them
end in marriage, as good story should al
ways do. The head of every family in the
country should send S1.50 to the publishers
and receive this Magazine without delay
TuoMEs 81 TALBOT, Boston, Mass.
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Ebensburg, March Is, 1873.-3t.

HOLLOA there are You aware that from
Huntley, the fair dealer and square, you
can buy the best of hardware, and home
made tiuware, and all kinds of wood ware,
besides every style of glassware, and grocer
les cheap, fresh and rare, at prices that will
for cheapuess compare with those of any like
dealer here or elsewhere ? If you don't
know these facts, call at Huntley's big
depot, ISuvHsOurg, ana yOu
will soon see '-hOw it is yourself - but II
YOU do know them and don't act on the
knowledge. we can only say that You are
standing very much in your light, and the
sooner you get out of it the better for your
pOCllet-book.
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y HINT TO YOUNG LADIES.-With smiles
that are sweet aud a form that is neat, if
your conducts discreet you can tempt young
men to marry but 70 add to the rest, you
should always be dressed in goods cheapest
and best, and-but just here let us tarry and
invite the attention of our young lady friends
and the rest of wOmankind. rs we'll as man
kind, to the fact that NJ. BOssart & Co, cor
ner of Main and Franklin sts., Johnstown,
keep lust the kind of goods that will suit all
tastes and please all buyers in the matter Of
texture. quality, beauty and price. Go, see.
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CAUTION.-Every genuine box Of DIR.
McLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sig
nature of FLEMING BROS, and their pri-
vate United States Stamp. esTake no
other" The market is full of limitations.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Saturday even
ing last, Thomas Nelson, an aged and well
known citizen of Altoona, and the oldest
car inspector on the Western Division of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, met with a lIOr-
rible accident in the railroad yard, at
that place, which resulted in his death with
in twenty minutes thereafter. 1t appears
that Mr. Nelson was detained until after
dark, inspecting several freight trains, but
completing his work at near nine o'clock,
he started to walk down the track in the di-
Iection of the lower shop5, when several
cars that were being dropped down from the
upper end of the yard came along rapidly,
and before the unfortunate man could leave
the track, he was struck and knocked down,
falling across the rail. The entire train
passed over both his limbs just above the
knees. severing them from the body. He
ONLY survived some twenty minutes after
being picked up; The victim OF this acci-
dent was n highly respected citizen of that
town. and was aged about sixty years
,Joh7ast0lo1s Tribune.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

Y '''II- Il
The Undersigned offers at private sale
her FARM in Summerhiil township. about %
iJp Acres and allowance, about SO Acres beirG5
cleared, under good fence and well cultivated
ana aNing thereon Log House and Log sta
lruI on the premises. Tue balance of the lsr1.l
Is covered with hcmlOCk, cherry and ash tim her.
anu mus Tor cutting the same are at convent
eut points Title indisputablc. For furtbrr
particulars, terms, etc, call on or address
March a, IS73.-tf Wilm"rc p.
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HEAVEN bless S. J. Hess, who, with his
brother, keeps goods so fine in the clothing
line, unsurpassed by any other. Their store
complete is on Main street, in famous Johns
town borough, where all will find treatment
kind and never know sorrow for having
bought a bumkum lot of clothing cheap to-
morI ow, to-day, or ut any other time, for be
street, is now filled to repletion with the
first invoice of elegant clothing, etc, for the
psring trade, that has yet reached that city.
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a GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
One of the OLDEST and BEST GROCERY
ROOMS in Altoona Pa, is now offered for
rent, with well established and paying Gus
tom. The room is the best adapted to the
grocery business of any in the city.
For further particulars and terms, address
T., Box 232, Altoona, Pa. l3-2S.-5t.I
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Estate Notice

/ EitEhS OF Administration on the Estate Of
Il Danlcl ~ Little, late OF Chest Springs bor-
ohHl, C;LInDTi;. county, deceased having bcs,,
RIaiiIeu 10 the subscriber by the Register of
Said county, all PERSONS indebted to said estate
are requested To make immediate pavmpnts
and thoSc having claims will present them DrC
perry authenticated for settlement
ID. &. LITTLE. Administrator
Chest Springs, Feb. 2s, lS13.-6t.
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INISSOLl-TION-The narfnershin

hISSOLETION-The partnership
- heretofore existing between the Under
signed in the mercantile business, under the
firm name of X. X DAVIS * Co.. has this daV
been dissolved 10y mutual consent The books
ana accounts have been left in the hands OF
NJ. BAATETS- who is empowered TO settle the
same h. Il. DAVIS.
WN. BA NTER.-
Ebeusburg, April =, 1s13.-6t.
The mercantile business will herea fter he con-
Quoted at tho old stand on High street, near
Centre, 10y SAMUEL BANTER and WM. BAXTER
who have entered into partnership under the
firm name OF BANTER Il SON. and who solicit
and hope To merit "a fair share of public patrrFs-
age Dry goods. groceries aud other merchHu-
disc 81 the best qualities viii be sold at lowest
market rates BAXTER Il SON
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estate OF PAT'K HAaAN, DEe'B

a L b
GEO. W OATMAN, COunscID
,ittiCrS IcstainCntaTy on the Estate Of PAT
t.GN iaEAh' ldiG OF Clcartieid township, Cam
Undersigned. All persons indebted to said ,.s
latG az" requested 10 make Immediate pavTnenr
ana those having ciIHs will present Them mr.
perry authenticated for settlement.
WI MCNELIS, r,--.
~ JAS. II. RILEY. Executors.
St. Augustine, March 2S, 1873 -6t
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ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN!- Andrew Mo
ses, Merchant Tailor, 1O4 Clinton street,
Johnstown, has just received, and is now
prepared to make up i'll accordance with the
latest fashions and in the best style of work
manship, his first invoice of spring and
summer goods for gentlemen's and youths
wear. Orders taken for fine shirts, custom
made, full suits, and single garments
Workmanship unsurpassed and prices un-
equalled for cheapness. L3-l4-2m.J
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WHEN Dame Nature begins 10 don her
mantle of green, and the other DANES and
damsels commence thinking about a change
OF raiment suitable to the genial season now
approaching, then will AL feminine eyes and
many feminine footsteps be turned in the
direction of l. L. Coppock' S renowned dress
goods and dry goods bazaar, 212 Main street
Jonnstown, which is par ercelleHce the place
to buy the choicest goods at the lowest prices.
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SOME people may talk about the big stock
OF flour, feed and groceries they keep; and
otherS may try To induce persons To buy by
declaring they sell very cheap. Yet this
he'lr IN mind, nowhere viii Won find though
you seek er and DER, better -four and feed,
and other things that you need than at L. J.
Mills cheap store Try his choice teas
THE RIGHT WAY.-The way TO Get rich
Is to spend less money than you earn. and
the proper way to do this is to buy where
you can buy the cheapest and buy only what
You need. Myers < LlOyd's great uiercau-
tile mart offers the best Inducements tocash
purchasers in this region. Goods very chean
very select and very abundant.
CHAPPED hands. face, rough skin, pimplrs
ring worm, salt-rheum, ana other cuJancuus
affections cured, and thc skin imade soft and
smooth. 10y using the JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made
10y CaSweIt, Hazard Il Co, New York BE GER
many worthless limitations made with common
tar. lu-l5--l2w.l
TIE FTEEST AND SWEETEST COD-LIVER or
is Hazard s. CaSwCii's. HlUde on the sea shore
from fresh. selected liycrS, by CASwELI.. HAZ-
ARD y Co. New York. 1t IS absolutely pure and
StC"Gt. Patients who have once taken il prefer
il 10 all others. Physicians have decided itsU-
pcrior to any .the.othcr oils in market lew
w. r. Elliott's ILLUSTRATED PLANT
AND SEED CATALOGUE mailed FREE
TO all applicants.
w. Il. ELLIOTT,
No ia Market ST, Pittsburgh, ia
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Executors Ncf;co

I ETrEitS rEST&MENTARH on the Fs1a+,
OF = MHAEToN, late or CIcarnclS town
ship' cambria county, deceased, having bess.,
granted by the Register of said comfy 70 ff1,
undersigned, all persons indebted to said estato
are requested to make Immediate Dovnlent 90
those having claims against the same will pra
Seul them properly authenticated Tor seftis
''''' IIlfH ALICE " wH3RTdAAS 33RR1T55ASS' Executors.
Clcarhcld Twp, March Il, IS73.-Gt
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'NECUTOR'S NOTICE.
\ OTICE OF DISSOLUTTON-

n OI1CE OF DISSOLUTION
- The partnership existing for the past year
between the undersigned in the practice or
iiie'Iefne ut Carrolltown, was dissolved 10y mu-
iuai consent April lst- The books have been
left with VI. J. Buck, NJ. D.. for settlement ON
or before the first day of June next, after which
GATE all unsettled accounts will oe left in tho
hands OF an officer for collection.
JAN ES j. OATHAN, NJ D.
NJ J BIT OK, u. d.
Car'roIftov-nI Il TrfI 4, IS7:}.-5t.
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NEw ADTER 3,EsEsfEs.v rs.
LOOK HERE

AOOIA H z
VNHE undersigned desires to inform the citi-
1 Zens of Chest Springs and ViCi nifty that he
has this day HouEht from .Ias- \ iitt iefvId his
RLA CkShITH SHOP. Stock and Tools, and " i'll
carry on the business in all its bra clTes. SpC-
cial attention paid tn Horse Shoeing. The PSI
tronaGc of the public il respectfully solicited
and satisfaction guaranteed.
c8 Grain taken in exchange for work.
WN. II. JONES.
Chest Springs, April ,, IS73,s= Ili-Gm.l
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- TIL L I p AND AT IT!
CABINET MAkKG AND UNDERTAKING.

Thankful for past liberal favors, the subscri-
hcr desires TO inform tho people of EbenSbury
and vicinity that he is still carrying on the bus
inCSS above named in all its branches, on High
strc"T,ncarly opposite the Public School House.
substantially made Furniture of all kind sold
at lowest H.IIres. Cufhns of any desirable size
or finish furnished on short notice, and funer-
ais attended to promptly and satisfactorily.
ROBERT EVANS.
Ebcnsburg. March 81, IS73.-Grn.
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AGENTS.! A RARE CHANCE!!

furnished ana expenses paid. Address
a. COULTER CO.. Charlotte, Mich.
TJENRY WARD BEECHER'S Paper with largest
L L circulation in the W Orld- grows wonderfully
because it is the hest pdpCT, gives subscribers the
most beautiful premiums. and offers tauTasSerS
the most LIBERAL TERMS. Send for Circu-
lar. J. b. FORD IS CO., New York, Boston, Chi
cagO. San Francisco.
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TDITOR'S NOTICE HAVING

A UDITOR'S NOTICE. - Having
been appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court of Camh hrit, county to report distribution
Of the money in the hands of George Delaney
and Hugh Gulia CHER. Administrators in the g.
tatc of Mark McfTuire, late of GallitZin tuTy n
ship. decd, notice is hereby given that viii at
tend the duties Of said appointment, At the
Court House in EhcusburE. on Monday. tEc
:29tEI day OF EprjE. 5s5sS at = O-cIOcfE. 4.
h., when and where all persons Interested may
attend. J. GALfITZIN LAKE.
EbcuSburg. ADril Il, IS18.-;3t
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COLLINS. JOHNSTON & CO

zNEO NJ. READE. An01ney~at> Lar,
IA Ebenshurg, Pa. Office in new building
recently erected on Centre street. two doors
n''Tn High street laug.2T.I
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NETAS7ED MEDTATELI.-51.OC0 addresses. to
w which specimen copies of Smith s Magazine
will be sent free Agents wanted. Write.
ILINY Y. SMITm. 81 LibcrLy St. y. Y.
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IN SAMPLES sent by mail FOR soc. that retail
tVquiCk forsl5. K. L. WOLCOTT, Is4 Chatham
l1SquaTc, New York,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-24

A circular issued BY one of the promi-
neDt mercantile agencies Of the country
states that last year there were 4,0G9
failures. the aggregate liabilities being
sl2l 0560 600. Compare with 1871
this is large increase, there having
been in that year 2,9l5 failures; with
liabilities aggTegaIipg SS5,252 900
The increase is said not to be chargcable
to the ordinary causaties of business,
hut caused mainly by the Chicago and
Boston fires. Thus, in liabilities, Illinois
rose from five and three-quarters to
eleven and a half millions, while Massa-
chuSettS went from eight TO above twenty
five millions; so that in these two States
nearly two,thirds of the increase is
accounted for, aud probably, if we could
trace the financial effects of these two
fires outside of Illinois aud Massachu-
sets, we would be able to account for the
remainder of the increase New York
IN each year exhibited about twenty
millions and three quarters of losses, her
firure thus remaining fixed, while Penn
sylvania rose from seven to nine millions
The circular states that in mercantile
affairs 1872 was not, strictly speaking, a
money making year.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-24

RoBBING THE MAIbs.-For months
past, the popular and reliable publishers
Messrs Hunter & Co., of Hinsaale, n.
H., have been annoyed and dismayed at
the immense losses of valuable letters
which we're daily occurring. Aided by
the chief Detective ard two special P.
O. Agents, they have at last the salts
faction OF seeing the thie!---a night clerk
in the Boston p. O,--"behind the bars"
a nd he has confessed all. Messrs II,
&c Co.'s losses have been enormous in
fact, 30 exact estimate can at present be
ma &c. The thief carefully examined,
by light, every letter, and took evcry
one that contained money, lie was
caught in the act and arrested, and, il
he gets his dues, will board with the
State for from five to ten years. Mean
time the prosperous business of Hunter
& Co. goes on with its usual energy,
promptness and care, and those who have
lost money by mail will now see just
aohere 1t acent, and avoid giving the
blame to honest persons.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-24

NorlcE is given that the postal cards
will be Issued on the lst Of May, after
which they will be for sale at oil the
leading postofices These cards are an
innovation in this country, but as they
will afford penny postage for a large class
of correspondence, they will in time
become popular with the public, and
profitable to the government. That they
will immediately come into general use
cannot be expected, as they do not secure
that privacy to mail communications to
which we have been accustomed, but
they will certainly grow IN favor because
of the saving in postage for receipts,
Acknowledgements, invitations, orders,
and other correspondence of business
and social life, where such publicity as
they occasion will not be matter Of
much concern The government, there
fore, is not venturing upon an expert
ment in the introduction of this new
postal convenience.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-24

A SUITABLE Glrr.--We know Of
no present more suitable than copy of
Wehster's Unabridged Dictionary. Be
sizes furnishing continuous and almost
irexhaustible channel OF valuable in
struotiOn, its Illustrations will DO found
capital means Of amusement to the old as
ve'! as the youre, It has long been re-
aarded the standard work Of orthograp5y
and pronunciation, and we have yet to
learn ofany business, trade or profession
which does not find full recognition
among its hundreds of pages. TO the
minister, editor, professional gentleman
and school, it is indispensable, and the
time is ALMOST at hand when it will be
esteemed equally SO, in the home circle.
= Frank Leslie's Weekly Illustrated.
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How TO REPRODUCE PINE FoRES'

How TO RETRoDUCE PINE EoREsTs
i noticed in the Rnrol N~,r- losAc,,
of January IS, a timely article on the
propagation of Forest Trees" The
great increase in price Of the pine 1um-
ber for tie last few years and the grow
iag scarcity Of the piae forests, as they
never sprout again under ordinary civ
cumstancca, leads US to inquire if there
is no practical way Of avoiding this com
ing secretly. We ara already TOLD that,
within Eve years, Wiliiansporr, toe great
Pennsylvania lnmber market, will. as
such, he no a.oro. Tho pine forests will
al ha7e been oUt dcv3 and sawed into
lum6n7. Tt has occurred to ne that a
fact vhioh accidentally came 70 ny no
tica might be Of use 20 Joa,
\ party Ct hunters iyom Morrissovr.
while On 60 excursion to Pike county,
Pa, few weeks ago, we're telling ne
the histcry CT .hoir exploits; and AMONG
otbar .hiHg5 Cne of them, 4 worker in
Ucod, mentioned tAa fact .hatia all ~
stances Tha"P pine forests had hcen cut
dowa ard 'tlo3, r but onoo, & new
growth o[ piaaa immadiats,v sprang ur,
ard IN tho ordinary course CT time !or-
os.a 2G pine equ2i 70 the old original
growth, covered :he cgoaad. Now, il
the pine fo;asts all re renewed BY once
p'oTin", it seems 10 me p thing which
should be cene7s)ly &oovn and recon
meadea. II yoI desire, ! can ascertain
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DBhlND IHh oOENES In w ASuING-
ToN.-We have received specimen pages
of the above work from tie National
Publishing Company, Phils. The
work contains complete and graphic
account OF the Credit Mobilier investi-
CATION, besides large amount Of other
valuable matter; following is al extract
from the advance sheets:
Reduced to plain English, the story
Of the Credit Mobilier is simply this /:
The men entrusted with the manage
ment OF the Pacific Road made bargain
with themselves to build the road for a
sum equal to about twice its actual cost,
aad poc&eted the profits, which have
been estimated at about THGarY MILF
IONS OF DOLLARs-this immense sum
coming out OF the pockets Of the tax
payers Of the United States. This con-
tract was made i'll October, 1867.
"On June II, 1868, the stockholders
Of the Credit Mobiicr received 60 PEI
cent. in cash, and 10 per cent. iu stock
OF the Uuion Pacific Railroad on the
2nd of July, 1868, 80 per cent. first
mortgage b)nds of the Union Pacific
Railroad, and 100 per cent stock; July
), 1858, 70 per cent first mortgage
bonds; September 3, 1868, loo per cent.
stock, and IS per ccnt. first mortgage
bonds; Decembar 10, 1868, POO per
cent. stock; while, before this contract
wGs made, the stockholders had received
on the 10Th Of April, 1866, a dividend
OF lUO per cent in stock OF the Union
Pacific KaiIroa2 on the LIST OF April,
1867, % per cent. of first mortgage
bonds We're distributed on the lat of
July, 1857, 100 per cent. in stock
again
After offering this statement, it is
Nardly necessary to add that The vast
property Of the Pacific Road. which
should have been used to meet its engage
naents, vas soon swallowed up by the
Credit Mobiler.
1 Is is the story of the Credit Mobiier
rs lar &c the facts have been permitted
to become known. We shall now see
loT 1t came to make such noise in the
world
Mr., hmes was not the ouly member
c. the company engaged in placing" the
stocl; where it would benefit the corpor-
alton. DR.. Durant, the President ot
the Pacific Railway, was engaged in
securing his friends in tie same way,
anG be received a portion Of the stock 10
be used IN this manner Mr.. Henry s.
McComh, of Delaware, who was also
interested in the scheme, now put in
his claim Tor a part of tho stock, which
was being used as a corruption fund,
"for his friends" His claim involved
him in Z quarrel with Oakcs Amos, and
Col. NcComb had the modification O!
seeing the stock he olaimcd assigned to
Mr. Ames, Cor the rso OF his frjerds.
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HOW 70 60 WEST.

This is au inquiry which every one
should have truthjuly answered before
he starts on his journey, aud little
care aiken in examination of Routes viii
in many easses save much trouble, time
aud money.
The &C., B & @. r. r." running
hom Chicago, through Galesburg to
Burlington, and the IL, Is &W. Route,
running from indianapolis, through
Bloomington to Burlington, have achiey-
ed splendid reputation in the last two
years as the leading Passengers Routes
to the West. AT Burlington they con-
meet with the b. g NJ. r. r, and from
the great Burlington Route, which runs
direct through Southern Iowa TO Nebras-
Sa and Kansas, with close connections
TO California and the Territories aud
passengers starting from Elk County, on
their way westward, cannot do better
than to take the BURLINGTON ROUTE.
This Line has published pamphlet
called GLOW to go West" winch con-
tains much valuaoie information; large
correct map OF the Grea' West, which
can be obtained free of charge by ad-
dressing the General Passenger Agent
the b IL N. R., Burlington, Iowa
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-24

THE insurance on Horace Greeley 5
life, amounting to 100000, he's just
been collected TIE policy was taken
out three yeara aao By the trustees Of the
TriLmc association for their o,2n benefit.
$4,000 was paid by the North Amsai-
can company, $4,000 by the Globe,
$4,000 6y the Mutual, and toe rest by
ont o? town companies, Insurance men
say that the policy is The largest that
has been paid in tho last decade The
money is to be used in creating palace
Cor ne Grt67.ue as memorial.
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The grand jury has recently been
the subject Of investigation ~ select
committee Of the Illinois Senate. This
committee has unanimously reported .
bill to abolish grand juyios, en- tho
ground that under the present system an
innocent person may lee subject to arrest
and imprisonment, and every accused
person is entitled to have bcth sides Of
his case heard before he IS deprived
even temporarily Of his liberty. the
committee rooommeols that all persons
accused OF crime shall be eZamincd by q
judge ofa court ofracorl, Or by three
Justices OF peace, who shall near all tie
evidence. and who may discharge or
commit the prisoner Tor trial. This is T.
rather sudden and extreme swing in the
path OF experimental reform.