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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

SYMPTOMS q LITER GO5I1L LATE-, AED
or SgarE CF TEE DIsEAsEs PEOIsUT-T-D BY
IA saliUw nr yellow color o. skin. OF
Es-liogrIsh brown spu1s On face and olhor
parts q body; aullusss and -Cruv-HIusss vith
free ut.8t beaGacfe- tlrzzi ness, hI1feT or bad
taaae in tue Tn8u1h. drvf1ess Of throat and
Internal heat, pa IIIEsLrig1u-. il many cases .
G~v. teasing canEh. win sare throat; IN
st-slCE zf1Tga1Ite, raising fa81, choking sen
90 tiuT III tBr0as- distress heaVfDsss. Biusz1ed
ur fa- feeling about stomach ana SIDES pain
q sides, lack Fr- .Brsas-, ana a38u1 shoulders.
cu-lr- va 2 ana soreness through bowels,
with tsa-; ,,ousti 7aslfj " alTsrna tiuC With
f-Hgn gneflt ATTACKS or Gia--hCes: piles, tatu-
ltTlts= nervousness c8idIfssss II sxrTeII ties
-usA of blood - hsad with SYM npt0u1s Il
2 DuFlieEv = am nHe.ss OF Itlntss eSReclalr 81 Il
-tr cgld clli.s mating v5-h hHi flashes
fidn-v s-nc urinary Gsllcul1seB +. GuilS4ess
lDF s4l2-szE- IglsE,ci a sl4tv aus Z ooluT fore
Lilll1f-s Only lew o. sstfu-e Tl4uuzs l Ike
y & ~ present - cue time A. who use
A'-. riercs At EE- n Golden =; aflil-fi
4s4-la'F cry and Pleasant PurEasive Pc itsrs
lur 4.lv Comp alIlss and Srs CON cations
are lpaa il aneir praise Bf rhefn Tns-- a-e
sole cr a. 0sals-s n r-e5ioia-s
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

NIX Z -IT-I-L-E ~ LII L " aZ 4 lt. isiT ?
new book, -'Out Of the r urlv BuriT, seems
70 lIave lI-uveu decided l17t IL lie book
a-a-ket Of Ibe Old World, Jess than IL
tins COUNTY, L was reprinted hv three
leading Publishing bouseA IL England, whose
seversl edIsious, W. see Il Slated have sold
Br tt5Iis of thousands o. copies. Z addition
70 TINS. the author has received from ths
Emperor Francis JOSEPH. OF Austria the
rare compliment OF gold medal, aHC has
s.lsa been the TecIpieTI Of highly EatterlnE
1tA,cf auIals From the Courts Of Berlin, Rome,
and uJher CuurlneTta, Governments
Y hat fancy originally red TINS latest and
most Csuia Of 4 me-lcau humorIsrs u the
aaUTy1iun Of fe-eiCu-seuudIng nom de plE5ze
by which hs Is 50 widely known. We have
never seen explained. -'OuT Of the Hurry
Burly' Is = thoroughly = American boof-- s-IId
thorough g eiI1U-ahie- II = nor 3 nptE "a
tests and sc.rs1Irs lJJI- 3 c0unec1ed finished
piece 0f literary workmanship us WI Is
Iu-r and cnHe-v- The laughs which il pre-
voEzas are deIiCEG-fullv spontaneous and 81
the hind Ihat makes one 1t-el wiser anC f-IHd-
lisr than fsefur+- 1dGz Adels- never des-
ceuGE IT e55tsar euzrsauesEu- fTreve-slfc-. and
HearllE So purchase CHEAP TuTJll larlrv uE
iss.G spelling OF slang ! = 1UT TnsEe -sa-
sotss thai tbs back Finds 50 ruany eager buy
ers among Glasses The most res0scaal5le--
Hence, TOO is uss 80 frequently especla j.
81 tie East Tor readings ~ pub-lc and IsT-i-
yi.te sLssr1ai iI.ueutE.
THE 1tu ise-s Of sCsI1t 81 f,e r urly Fsrg-}v''
a--r 1t4--sTa tTtEe-- -t4-tttsa-L q A0 : lA4lf.-
dHlFthla New York. Boston, C4nrluIsa.rl- and
CT caCbN LIE many OF ne best and rnDS1
successful publications. since ItIe war, y =
sold tlv subscription Il arv reader q 1hH
IEEEMAE Lhe lookout fur 2 TIsviuE
aEeIEf-y, here Es AZ olIp8-rTIUIHy worth IIfTs--
t5ga1inC We Should moi forget 80 rneuri3u
that Ine j. Illustrations u 'tOu1 oI ths HUrlF
Bury" are Trufuse, and s1zlk1nElv C8oG-
They a-s So ID nuuffer and e-eTy one D.
iEi8lal- NDTv-5r ns1abdinE me 4 ue style u
which = J. co-lsn up. the retail price d the
bz5a6 is ul-iy g st.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

cTRASSEy But TRTE.-It IL NATURAL for
Tasapie suffering with Csonsuln l,ri8n Coughs
Severe NoiGs, or any other disease DT the
Throat and Lungs. rU pUT of from DAY 70
caT hUvinE al article tEz1 Ties know has
cured their HfsiEilisnr friend or relative vet
fbry have 40 faith IN i until u II TOO late
u Tou w-lLl 70 n vDuT DrnCEls1s and get a
BOTTLE ad BosCEEEs s GEEMAS SXETP ruu-
1t1s1Efslt Issze gTlrE II certain YOU live
II has is7siF isseL iIlfI o. uct-C iTfc 1fis conn
trF from t4eTusnv- and I1ruEEl-9s End pep
pie every hfire are eIztsd over rs success
! ou can Ess q sample bottle far 10 cesDrs and
Try u Legular sIzH buftls 3 cents Lem
mon Z d urray- EbsnsDuTE, O. =. II WUls-
slsgle = SBD, N-IiDo-e
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23
DE1GLrAL-
= AoTN9AIE EHSL

= Mo- NJ az ELf@L
iC-fl uE T1nuIt inside V-5Iu rFsE E-Er.
4 v-lI6 z--sstG & o. bean -girE-
J e1 ~ the I8-ls-uI beams snC rnuEu1IIiu
Thus DuLrishe1.-rrsvT frlE--Eu1 rEss ErIC .aIr.
z -ove- 50 fufr-'-is Es5 riIie truth % faal-
THag q. though bright lHe uil thar bright.
must faos,
Tint TIME VII rom KS CHECKS ths crimson
s1eat.
An6 u Us s-ea1 VII leave Z Lighter SHADE
J lived. il r-r-.sT-H fCsver ~ ts-ss r5-- -r-.-
usesu iJy muFa- en- gliding rseI3sis vide.
Us 1rstrrHncs sweet 'IV0s zoo prong
share
WIIh IIudes1 IilT dropping ~ If side-
T'lE OAK Ma iestiC bent 5rS kindly form
6uC i-stiy sIrHTffaE S-ir E-eriT. Er-nuf-
Lie Darert EIarCtIuE from is child -iia
Tuaf numbering 1Lft.taf NEG -1-a1iLls & a. -
neaC-
= Tss-sut foudss-- more loving cniid
Than Lh.T- uE ~ LlE-aG II friendship : tsDu6-
age sweet
Z TrtiI III las We cuI. hin F'Ieasu-e-s ChI5-
IL u4ee--
II al IS oesIl-T 1--fr-nI hu-z--
Desiring FU t-TlJeE -l- frlaEr rance sweet
= = moment CueEs tpuc17E-C me { INV
r1t touched j I'll - HErr-E ans feet
CIneulAuz-r-, Pa lIrll i. 1S-5- z :.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

ErTET IEIgS tl-5 CULLEGE--Tts DIS
--re--~e el-.-es -iI- Lac improvements T IIe
late lIteE = usLIGa CHASE a. Trus-ee. sound
ei -h= Ety-uo-e. Mount Union having tiie
elements % Bg.uE the usst College ID Tire
land. should Jhe most free 3 and widely
extend - superior az -a-u ages 60 y 10
r.-- Country worthy FBur ~ s--.f-lt-reT-
dent Attendance Iu Departments past
war l-ls1- different students from trsr IL
90. ul whom .5tH, one I-l-d ladies. Ia
taught pun.lc SCbouis The DeDaft merits
ancient ana modern Classical. F'u54u~1rtlic.
S'i=i- .fi- -, NU-iua-. CuinuerCIal. - uEit,ssi.
! 4 ~ Pre- l--al PASSED Tia BIZ D0-
e-L FacIiIries and compa1eiI1 Predecessors.
4 l4Islrasus and u useUIT-. worth over u uUa--
l.sr III Son dollars. i-es- il [ CHited : -sL-t-s
i1- Object ve-lesscl11lC- app Tl35E Science
Superior aa rautaees IN N MueIc Normal
I -a-LIuE Commercial : .isnce- over bBB
illsIue-lI-.' Students { @ good situations.
L--tt-E- f-u-'sl-tE- d1uaie0 Tor benefit ~
Students worth Sz-l 90, enables CuV
persons of silher sex - obtain fHa-ouEh III
a-fuciruu Il uEn s-uCE. ana support them
- yes lucnru- .Gst y-eTI Is .s-4l be. bEDef-F-
laE EbJsIe e-lslz- three cGJl-c- arms. String
fr.r Es-. sl4z.ilE sst.leurE - earn rheIr
tJ.i.s-= Dal-aE tF- tsI ting ~ lu1ers. with
-l- ta s-uE bsiliud College classes sp4~i1I
~ LL--r 2 -Tu joy Others csts lu-z lil=.-s
greater than ST. - =. II.s Cu-le-a- uy lI1lv-
1tE e-Eci--c p.-lillII-s- keeps Board - atfgut
= 90 pe- v-esE-,.5ub and seli-b8ard much
less IulfI7u hut = trif1a. ur contingent o.
ezra charge students eIate- c5sE fzHze IL
term - proportional rates T1- casair -nes
address Pes % X Harfaila-u. IL d
4 nance. OF Nj. { mon o Location nsa.rl-v
mora. sost.=sI flt-L5 minutes l5- Tlts urur..-
bus from Union DHu8z. AL1lance- Stark CO.
O. the Junction u[ E'f1tsuu-ch, II Wayne
& Chicago and Cleveland & v uealn- Ran
r1a1ts ! attendance -u-rsEse. ano1he- ~
cs- lsit binding WI hs added tins seas0u
SIMMER Term OPENS Nay IL Offering sTeci--l
a. vslsaEaz-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23
THE WALTER A. WOOD
E0EINI & REkPING MACHINE
Strong Local Endorsement.

VI following iss-sr "A explains ftstsl< Erld
L needs no comment
LEESsETI.G- PE- E lJ-il 1t. 1s-E.
II = rltc- L y GOD. President rTc-
GfEAE STE-T7fis fs 70 certify
thz- purchased f-om l. = < ". DAvIs, vour
agents II IhIs place curing the -eEr 1s72 one o.
WHY Y w IRON n C1N EfsS. WHICH ! nurs Oner-
EteG curing the pgst three seasons entire sue
cess have used II II curIInE fElir -10 acres o.
grass. ano have DDt expended ecuI on r. fu-
-F1f-rrz- Ike RI o1he- machines u I-feL-
q course. trT1 the UI lT LIlt ud with Il tEuz
4 s mo- arranged viii shafts fu- iu-T.sC
o. I've a2 OTe horse can -s-F easily Operate 4 II
UIvtIIInr liks lar ground
JOIN :. HUGEEs.
1esiuinR miles su-IlE o. E1,eIlshII-E-
Parties Interested who wish 10 tie
HtfEVe nGr-f-C AtBV uIIT8s TIE merits q
ti-eIU Mower gTIC Reaper pr BirfE-
Camper tTG 4 -ttF fsliT. -EFfnt-r Tanning
Rlil-- -tIs renowned lmissrlHi t'iv. Euu Drrs-
class farming cry are irzffsl u
clilI al ttle Livery gno Saie Slai1le nf
l. L : Y DAVIS
AEeTls fG- Cambria COUNTY
Eosnsbu-C. April -. 1E-5.-3ru-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

- splendid asEOrlrnsI17 0f Tuer 8 and
youth : ClOchIuo. furnishing uaoGs- &c. taE
rls1 fsHeB Opened a : aS- = Murphy S-ar
Hall CloThEnC Store Clinton street. johns
tuw-n, and every l,ssrs8-, xlsB v-lsfses 70 make
3 seaSonsliie purchase is invited -to cal and
examine The Same. These goods were per
sofsallE se.ectea ny ny Murphy IN PiI5la-
sc. Tshia and View J oTlz and - he has had
ul8rv years experience III The business he
l11ra ssrssa auGss 5usr what = needed II tins
cuIssI8uu5rv- Paving ne high vert ne l.
enabled marx ms Gsofsils tisV-u 20 very
lowest profit. Tor Barzstius cal a. tine Szar
Hs1l ClS.lllnc store. Clinton street. Il once
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

L1l-ur gf -t- t19-D1-ir q feliItIi-
Z1EAE SKI uJ-- q. -----= b aEa-JII- NJ Y p
i-s Ia= Izsl. .--- rr-1 NJ -au1E-E rIfflr
uH a.iuU -l4srs- ---'-atli-s- nope Ha v-l
Save ~ is .--.. u-,t f-- = il--- ~.Ills,r-aa
rl-sE nt fs- cats -f ICED New uFi4sisa r3sG-
-nz.y y tu'r cG-oh u5c- when tutv ezH Ear
enough % eva lvt ltiE --suais- - -IErars-f-
a5 tt- 81 u ss7 --z II lIz-t-- rIit-I fi- p
-H.l--r e. s.s-- = -lI I-z-ltl---- 10 g.
Tl-l-ze L- Co. I Hs1E-- z
f.lf-- luT- -5Ilal-' Ee u Sr5E ut Fh@ Es-z.-
l---4E CvEC u--r- = saw 1fL rulu ,-ratailzl-
ltFa- uE- rre sl-Uva=s ~ .aa -Hl.uE E=-Es-.
p. --Ts- or It v-l-I stl-a I-- us. C.fl4-t-
overcome -isf lGr-
1fis.H. rrs- be- F-= es .s. ltir -1-ste
--7-HE- --r' ms TueEa-- gHC ..+ earns --' El----
rs r.- good WIKI 4 =l -E-
81 D. Dr. s.s zHHr- as ltF iT-r
a-flI.- -r-. -1a-l.- l- gaf1rraz-rIr 1Cv-TI=rfT.
90 NJ 81. d. I.Issfi i-- gSiIlr
NuW Ee-uIE Eo rnH. iils s1rFF Is- h= iu dan
from Ia nI--lIis 81 Lrt-- sf'sr-Iuu COR cz-
LteT- Cfli.-r+sI TItf.1zH-s- sstre cetIf "a
Y BTl.r how AIr- n 2 Fu- fI-,f.v v--Ji iL EsTT-
mar 10 sacs al u--eot y uuid ike g hIgr
throw nl-zself On some uf me -E--i mar
] H-a- spoken II Iut- s'C'-luIl- reckon bt
1IliG have Ia T9Aa Thr En1EE If same. CT 1-
WITH uis teeth. saw lrEs being delivered
aluiGu ~ hold a candle 10 It- IF ne -gtE -.lH
g.su hHE -bt-y a-E delivered if Won 4 MAKE -
much @ fs-rts5Ec-- about -He E-rsrIInssr-
j rms D. uur TI.t if;--- ofS--cT . and ez
--stfr Tn+ mare ruu- ana Lnsu brtii q O gU Dr
Esf hour If = Gul come II shape then
uuTl't E9uW y iIa1 10 90 wI-D IL
As Ar- d d l. q s9rcrctgl clrlzeI-- non
vrfrCer ~ ms disposition fD make itgi--1 fsfrls
j uuIuE ruHl the faEE fa vF iuEL safely
ulslEye1e-- VII CiOse Tor LHe present
S-REBI1ER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

a friend uf nurF ghD nBaics6 s8frse-
fhiuC II fDe X Z H0T5d the u1hsr alav
relative 70 d German play. entitled --Rpse
1sEicesfEszr-t, r snEious n know y hs-her z
rDSe by airy other MANS EDggl5r Hn4k1, 5zst
a. = = ser
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

There via lpH I've SATURDAYS fz'e sun
GaVs 2.ld Ire 81onOaTs sseEs 1l4tlll ii 81 s5T
= Inch, WIKI tbH eZceTstinu oE ails Snnaavs
VII be CBD1 davs 10 Gali II NI3is cheap
cash store aud sZaInIns his superb -sfack u
Eeasnn2llle co0d%--i'. Eufs1 stock II the
lowest ? & Any other daT oT Gz-s VII
ds suss Is wei t0- -As calling
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23
kE1 PER5cKAL.

p. The-e. and E7le Cfier' Ftnct-
-~ zL-- --5-- eyes al- s-a- uE-,'i--s-
r--.-l-pr-l- z-,.a.-1 -:ls .-ll=5--tlC. .uE- 1usl-
,--.l,..---.-..r --s-- --, e. -r-f- 7-=~tla-,a5
r...-.. -.--- --.-. E4c-.-z.--L u -l-.s rll:e-
a- .s ---v Tis~=u~e. had TWO
r.--. #s.u.-a 5z-c- while coupling
- Sew -s.--F pu Iuss.-av -a---
.- ..E-..r.--- sl- 45--la--- --i-- kinds q
.- --te a- ans uturG fu- does uu1
! l--U-- -l. al.-u- llu-s-E IS iue.u1ed
J. .s. H- NOT
r. al.. -- u-p-.a-rue1 ly tht Pope
-.---.1r.-.I.r iL - e. llL- e church d atll s.
r- Sunday. Ls- --. cr- cJI---Lus -u-
tc--- time. t.-s--- lG-s-
4 a- Vt1z= 1.au- If s5lG fI- E0-ue 70
! - + .-~Ft au- by o-u--s Z .ri-L, lsl
RAJ -l-- z Wide n work ir one Of tie
r. slHs--. L.raur.a. lU IUssG-V last
D. .-- MOT E.--v. g. Llt-r-lIu Iu-r could
b. -r.. .--" o. O . and yet. " Ilts- lt comes
.- u--- .. .-rI-p--r Q Fr EHeI- ~. +
-8ca-- - 81. - a. y II Is Li-Is
= E.ar whose name - nor given j. re
have Lar h.-L f-C- crushed ir
.r ---.. Lzla cuururrr saw 4'E- -hf
-ur ~ he m1UL-.--L bach " LEI
{ pam II
-e-..ly las - insane " vs-1sar named
gree iti .h- .'---t - --
p -r- Li- u--. -L % L-il- z . % l-----.
~ ---i- -'- & l'''-- . ' ~ : Ia a.
!. -s W. l=- l-. D.
-= -l .-- 81 -..al- Vf-t -''itL ron
house G. --.- ---t Silt--is II
L-s-l'- .-s--l--'- HSt---- La-
l-i- A.5--L % q ~. "- a1l-+
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23
EPILEPSY OF Fits

A STEE CTLE for THIS Distressing cnIrlIiaiIt
Il nov made EnDvD N o lreatisz tui - oelzFu
pages GD Foreign anc Nu-ive Hernia E-tIls-al-
riuIIs, published ~ Or q. FEEEIlFs Brow Ihe
prescription vas lfs-nT erac by LIN Euci 8 pro-
Igen1Ial manner thaf n estuHa1 eoIsrisrl- ions
refuse 70 unE Ee = fnDvvE- Il has cGIred f'-rE-
tselE VINO ussE fur I-E Ili4a-
3 siIlE-ie Fiie iE1---eds-i-E uls l'E etslT
so frorr EnT drUrEtsL- a cory sgT-1 1-ef tef- ~
lliIcnuEE by ns2l.- AdGrezs IN l- FEE-aF1S
Brown. = Grand SSt-esi Jersey CIls- y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

ElAEL L IDA = NJ 51LE-
- Estate -1f MaET Il HhsSEE der z
LIs-re-E tes1aITs- -f estate q Va Ems
scT- i4LE O. = township tzrIItF-EE
=. Penn a. leeenE=E- f-f fEeaT issued the
le-= EE-E- residing EziC 1uv-usfliIi. whom a..
7ie-EnuE u euls1 u slla eS-GEe --uI-zIeG u
mss. Tza-msu1- and 1tluse Esz-iIlE claims
TEII1s I1IiSH EI0E-r. ire v7iLtsC-f- oseE-
VALENTINE 1TE5lT'Z
Ta-ch u 1875 O. Izxscu1n--
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ESTATE N0TICE.-I,ss91ters tests
IL r1l.-ri-E-r s.n sils---ta1t q ? L 1l-sz1CsS.
ls-e ur L-is-11zl1JrE- Cambria e1u-Irr- kE-e - p
.--uI 60 zi- gIH-aTz zIsL- v-lsD tG-EtE Uu- rs
a. le-sH-s -11E'-feG IL sz.lg -sr-rE -tE- IIl-
e tile5r rsEs.trFys HeeaIHEs ~ IA o. ag--
auc lhBss HsTI-- cisliulE EcliSlst -hs ssrll.
VII Iir-zeIl zlEHLL q s41lz.slc- slllzse Tor -
-fs-usfIt L IA L1ET9N
Inel.shase AL e 1E7a-s-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

NOTICE E-An persons are be-s
- rgss-ff..5 rftsgs fs.lr- purchased ~ Sin
sale ttEs fliIfCFlI.l 4,f-ssz l-i.Ise-F ' 1-A
faFe i--fl = I : Ezsor- % %iA7---
<aia rnr-fl=f p Fiu-ll -sDC-E lie - -
a. nffr2E van t--fH
si-E =e-s - Es--1te-- q s-1-it
trrs- f-ral= are zfIs- afllIle an lift 1---E-E
Eul .--cl-lfg e. s-eifsc -Ea-st1-
AprI IE 1EE--z ia = S-1-s--@-,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

DISSOICTION--Nofice * hersl.s
II s-sr af1a- -tis 1Iz-sIsE-sstlL- itz4tis5iss--
ffr fs-E-eel IL unuE-ztEarr = -sTs -z-ui--s
s4ssrtserllr -r .ia=Te- ia1l ist=sT1csE AZ 1-lss
t..r-r Il s=ll-sd - rn-zIa1 consent. SO %
--s-srr ae=8uurE I1lE fit-1 :.
- JOSH E-zz -f-t Ei-z-s a. Es-tl-zze--. sszas
be 1sadS- -cS1t-h -
5AC< Pa
Czur-ls --r- A---c- = III 49,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

DIR -v-c51- aSS-E=--iez- e 81 Johns
bu.ltc. ciII-cl-. 7oi-rlslCv~I- Y @c--slsy-
D. D. ls-5- rv Tze-. Ia-hEr It1--iIl ~ TAs-Es
ls-TIs--- ot II uiz-a- and l-Ez = - ---- L 5-.sz
- lllc former IIl41c.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23
DMTNISTRATOR's NOTICE

- Is-a1s ~ CATH RIM T'u-lD. 6ec G.
Lg--e-F o. 2unuII isc-aJiuU nave betI ---lu-et tU
the Undersigned ~ The Register 81 Cumil-iE
eouI1E- uD Tie eszfl-E % O. TuuU- lIlTs
o. EiseIslsu-- Borough CEmit-iu eug1u-F. Gee q
a. persons indebted saIu estate required
make Immediate payment. EnL -nuse nH-tn-
claims a. request &C present them GUY g8-u-
Is--rel fu- se--fsr-fe---
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-13
HUMANITARIAN FAILURE.

The famous Millbank Penitentiary,
one of the most stupendOus failures in
English prison policy, is soon to be
broken up, after sixty years of unsatis-
factory experiment. Almost all stu
dents of prison reports are familiar
with the diagrams Of this remarkable
"panOpticon," a device Of Jeremy
Bentham's, consisting Of six pentagO-
nal structures radiating like the spOkes
Of a wheel from a central hexagOn as
point Of observation. 1t was conduct
ed for a long time upon what seems
ike a travesty Of the humanitarian
system. 1t was a huge plaything,"
says one Of the officers; "a toyfOr par
eel Of philanthropic gentlemen to keep
them busy during their spare hours"
The cOnvicts, petted and, according
to outsiders, Over-fed, paraded contin-
ually for exhibition, and subjected to
incessant charges of discipline, began
to give themselves airs, and to rebel
upon provocatiOns which dispassiOnate
observers must pronounce insufficient.
The women refused t. have their hair
cut, and after a stout tussle with the
authorities they got their own way-as
women are In the habit Of doing. On
occasion of a visit of the Chancellor of
the Exchequer to this model reforma-
tory, the gentler sex broke into insur-
rection against brown bread. Punish
ments were made so difficult that they
were rarely inflicted, and Mil bank be-
came one of the most undesirable
places Of residence in the British Is.
lands. Over twenty years ago the Pc
euliarities in its management were all
abolished, and it has since been merely
an ordinary prison.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-13
a HITCIT sOMERHRRE.

Though a month has passed since
the great whisky typhoon blew over
the country, not a single trans
gressor has yet been brought to punish
ment. 1t is the Chicago Tribune which
calls attention to this fact, telling us
how gentleman holding rather init
mate relations with official bodies, and
presumably familiar with the tricks of
the trade, recently made the remark
that the prosecution Of wbisky-men is
going to damagethe Republican party"
that they "areall good fellows, and CON-
mand a greatmaDy votes, " and atthey
ought to be let alone" The Tribune
refrains from commenting on the pc
culiar morality of thii argument, but
draws the inference that is the policy
of the highwine- ring and their retain
ers to postpone the trials for fraud, and
to impose on the courts to this end.
Before this time, all the distillers,
manufacturers, dealers, and officials
against whom the Government has
sufficient evidence to warrant a prose
cution, ought to have been indicted
and the day set for their trial. All the
evidence upon which the distilleries
and reetifying establishments have
been seized would then be forth
coming, and wherever there has
been fraud there would be no difficulty
in making out case. If the suspect
ed persons can secure a sufficient delay,
they may set up various plans for es-
cape. . Witnesses Will undoubtedly be
tempered with; some OF them will dis
appear, and others will forget what
they now know. The prosecutions will
lose much Of their ardor, and one
postponement viii open the way for
another. 1t is evidently the policy of
the ring men to carry over these pros
ecutions until the Presidential cam
paign fairly opens.
This view of the whisky reform
squirt coming from tue leading Repub-
Iican organ of the Northwest, does not
augur well for Bristow az a Presiden.
tial aspirant. Unless the dashing
Kentuckian pushes his work, his lau-
rels may fade in the mephitic atmos-
phere Of Radical corruption. He has
numerous rivals who would rather OBJ |
struct than pave his way to the White
House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-13
a GLOOMY GRAIN PROSPECT.


The recent increase in the volume of
grain shipped from this city is alto
gether due to a decline in frsights,
there being no material improvement
in the tone of the markets on the other
side of the Atlantic. Thefeeling there
is represented to be as blue as ever.
Several severe losses have ensued to
holders OF grain there, and operators
seem afraid to touch it except merely
to pass it along. They do not want to
hold any stocks even for a day, and
the demand Is therefore of the hand
to-mouth character, which makes the
available supply seem much larger
than it is, by keeping a much greater
proportion of 1t than usual IN or near
the hands of the producers. Yet, with
all their caution, theimporters of grain
are losing. News was received here
yesterday Of the failure of large grain
importing house in Scotland, and that
fact had something to do with the
weakness exhibited in wheat and corn.
The news Of fine crop prospects in
Europe tends to weaken prices there,
and the downward tendency Is helped
by the news Of greater shipments from
the United States, as former low prices
we're based upon the assumed fact
that but little was wanted there. This
feature OF the market increases the dif-
ficulty of moving out our large stocks,
and makes the future Of the shipping
business still more of an enigma.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-13
ON THE WRONG TRAIN AGAIN.

The very air of England Is full of
good stories" about the Yankee
preachers and their ministrations, but
some of these stories must be as old as
Whitfield and John Wesley. For IN
stance, there is the case Of the scoffer
who went to Moody and asked him if
he could perform miracles, and was
kicked out with the remark, Il can
cast out devilsi" The story that when
Moody asked a gentleman if he chad
found Jesus" and was answered, "NOl
have you lost him." is good enough to
be fresh. But the most popular anec-
dote among the Englishmen is that
about a young man at a junction IN
I yorkshire, who entered q car swearing
madly because the railroad officials had
several times put him on the wrong
train. Moody was on the car, and said
to the blasphemer, Young man do you
know where you are going?" Hall
fax" said the youth. No" replied
Moody, you are going to hell" The
young man sprang from his seat and
rushed from the car, exclaiming, "On
the wrong train, by Cd"