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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10
Coal Valley Village Election, Tuesday,
April 18th, 1877

For Trustees-Roberth Haddick, Alfred
Haigh, Thomas Phillips, Fred Freeberg,
Robert McQuoid, Charles Huber.
For Village Clerk-John Reay.
For Police Magistrate-Otto Leobner.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10

Howe's concentrated syrup, the great
blood purifier, and ague cure aud tonic
bitters, can be had Of Bengston and
Thomas.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10
The Centeunial Swiudle.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The supreme court,in the
appropriation case, has decided that the 81 $4,000
holders,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10

The finest stock of spring dress goods
il the three cities just received by Mitchell
& Parsons. lOd5tw1t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10
kidney and Bladder COMPLAINTS,

Urinary aud Womb Diseases Gravel, Diabetes
Dropsy, StOppage OF Water Incuntinuance OF Urine
Brights / isCasG, Albuminurig, and in all cases
where there are briCkdust deposits, the water II
thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the white
of egg, threads like white silk, OF there is a
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white bone
dust deposits, and when there i u prCking, burn
ing sensation when passing water, and Pain in the
Small Of the Back and along the LOins.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10

New silk sacks and dolmas just received
at Mitchell Il Parsons, 10d5tw1t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10

Black and colored silks 10 great variety
of on. own importation very low at Nit
chel & Parsons. l0d5twlt
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10
River News.

Hhe best dollar kid glove in America a
Mitchell 4 Parsons. l0d5twlt
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10
BuSTLEs

Your attention is respectfully solicited to nv
new novelty in STITCHED Skeleton Bustle, now
ready, WITHOUT CLASPS. making Bustle or loon
Skirt finer article that fit the faneies and wants Of
the trade, in their superb stitch WIRE COVER finish
avoidance of clasps and HARSH surface, which CUT
and WEAR the underwear resting thereon. and ad-
eve with their superior excellence at prices which
cannot fail to attract the attention of buyers They
are made In all correct sizes styles and lengths.
Guiding the STANDARD NUMBERS 3s and 5s are now
ready, in superior Workmanship, forming a com
short lengths, which will compare fayorably with
those of any other manufacturer
Diplomas have been awarded my goods each year
stree their by the American Institute
of n. and Medal and Diploma by the Centen-
NAL Exhibition.
"a. w. THOMAS, 81 White street, New York: sol
Race street, Philadelphia.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10
The Great Blood Purifier.

Every Drop OF the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOL-
VENT communicates through the Blood, Sweat,
Urine, and other fluids and juices OF the system the
Ngor OF Life for IL repairs the wastes Of the body
with new aud sound material SCroiula, syphilis,
Consumption, Glandular Diseases, Ulcers in the
Throat, Mouth, Tumors, Nodes IN the Glands and
other parts OF the system, Sore Eyes, Strumorous
Discharges from the Ears, and the worst forms of
Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Fever Sores, Scald Head
Ring Worm salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Acne, Black
Spots Worms in the Flesh, TumOrs, Cane ers in the
Womb, and all Weakening and Painful Discharges.
Night SweAts, Loss OF Sperm and all Wastes Of the
Life Principle within the curative range of this
wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and IA few DAYS use
will prove TO any person using IL for either Of these
forms Of disease its potent power to cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that are continually pro
crossing succeeds in arrestng these wastes. and
repairs the same with new material made from
healthy blOOd-and this the SARSAPARILLIAN
will and does seCure-a cure Is certain; for when
once this remedy commences its work OF purifCa
tOn,and succeeds In diminishing the lose Of wastes
Its repairs viii be rapid and every day the patient
will feel himself growing better and stronger, the
food digcstng better appetite improving, and flesh
aud weight increasing,
Not only does the SARsAPARGLLIAN REsOLvENI
excel all remedial agents In the Cure Of chronic
SCrUfulous, Constitutional and Skin Diseases, but
IL il the only uOsitye cure for
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10

Ladies ties, collarettes, bibs and an
endless variety of fancy goods at Mitchell
& Parsons. l0d5twt
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Railways Ready Relief
FEVER & AGUE

fever and Ague cured for fifty cents There is
not remedial agent in the world that will cure
fever and ague, and all other malariOus, bilious,
scarlet, typhoid, yellow and other fevers (Sided by
Railways Pills. so quick us Railways Ready Relief
Fifty cents per bottle.
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!. A blessing to humanity is what DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrup can we'll be termed.
for it has done more good already than
ANY other medicine,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10

Parasos and sun umbrellas in all styles
at Mitchell Il Parsons. I0d5twlt
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-10

FROM THE HON. THuRLoW WEED
INDORSING DIR. RAILWAYS r. Il. r.
REMEDIES,
AFTER USING THEM FOR SEVERAL YEARS.
NEW YORK Jan. 4, 1877.
DEAR SIR: Having for several years used your
medicines, doubtngly at first but after experience
ing their efficacy with full confidence II is less
pleasure than duty 10 thankfully acknowledge
the advantage we have derived from them, The
pills resorted TO otter u occasion requires,
and always with the desired effect. The Ready
Relief cannot be better described than IL is by its
name. We apply the iinimsnt frequently and free
ly almost invariably finding the promised "Reltef"
Truly yours, (signed) THURLOW WEED.
LIZ -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13
- - -

UNLAWFUL. T~sJ-s SCE--I Il. formation for
PsrsDHs L5surfRy "a Forejgg Cou412zIgs.- In
hTs fourth annual report Iu>tJrauc- CuuIrnI~-
>iunar Forster gives suIue useful hints 70
persons Who patrouize companies outside Of
this Sta-e- He says
NJ resident ct This State should accept fnsur-
auce In q cor paGE rot Of tHtS SrarE without
first asCtrra ming That rHe e-fu Ufuy ha=
ed ti5 req llr-trT auI hJTfry 70 d. business here
ElerE uEeut uft+S ia iIt, hands the certificate
of the CDmugis-iaHr.r, and can readily produce
the evidence Of TIL cg-nT'9rfy'- authority and
MS Complaints OF frattIuls.gf insurance
w-tIit not tie - Common II PARTIES iuSLIrIrl-E
wJuid observe this >Fu Bte prgCauti1u- Ii too
often EIppeI= that the Insured neglect To- IN
QtLFre into Tfr character Of the company until
usnfe~ thar Deliberately Violate the Ia ~ do not
intend 70 Fs+F and the insured tGss nu rEnIeiy
that = worth pursuing I1stet,I- ~ most g.f=eS
% i a waste OF sympathy Eu pity the p4rty
who loses UElar these circumstance. for. with
every UcauS or e1iIGEreCIueur he Misty b,4 pre-
StImet tu know the illegal nature at The trans
action tu1 ta accept tae CuUset4 ueucrS-
The iaW prov IIles p-e remedies E--r50St
iswfui tH-EEranCe- Il = mace IEi-Ieufeiyrlrr
punishable by heavy fine The agent - stISp
liable tJ rue oT so Tor each tEeu=e. u:,eff
account S' tried ~ the Insurance Commits
StICr AMI Sture Treasurer & <e other statutes.
TINS otte VIII Ho5 execute Itself The COa1ruf--
-fOuer = ready 20 Ct1-oVt rate with any party 10
Secure tnC cvu-Ictf11 ana FuujSdu uleuL OF amy
vIit,i IIr. FuIsttiurI made aud the proof ne-
Ct--Si ~ . sustain the charge fUrsIued upon
pres, uttttpu to- hifG Ds he requisite JrOOf thar
any risk hHS been written for an ana rhorized
company. ue sill settle account fiust the
agency for the recovery Of the penalty.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

Two LIMBS OF THE Law on THE Mus
CLE--A correspondents OF the t'Ir-<hurgh
Post writing from our u@ighuorIu- town Of
Indiana under date OF July 7rh, gives the
following accnunt 9f little ~.et-r0 hetveeu
Gen Harry White and L Il c. Rutfuer.
Esd, practising attorneys At the bar Of that
county The correspondent says
The usual qufec % our town was somewhat
disturbed yesterday aft ruDuu by encuuUrer
betweeH couple OF atr1rueys- Lawyers gen
orally HEht with words. bIr in this instance 10
came To- blows \ case III which tie iudjund
County bank = ptFfsftftf- and ef which General
v hIEs. our ttuerre>SuluT- = President and half
owner. was being heard before Judge Blair, at
Chambers The esf~e involves large amount,
and th,- Z ffeUput interests were r-Prrsen ntef by
several lawyers The f--Terrissut- aiitgp pay
Weut aod cluiH credit for some eight ten
Thousand dollars iitexal interest -eS erstt IeHt
( rtlemcn Verp present -rgutuE the case. aud
ful<Jrfg them General " bite for plaintiffs and
1, 4 C. RJuHer- ESQ for defendants The CEN
eTGA who. -5Uce hi- return frtsI1 0erfoTrrIfns
voluntary services IN Lptitsians iast Fail. i'm
uZi8e> tIstr fe ha- the -boFe government HpPR
nt- slIsstf,i-sFS. and That every knee shOad bow
t8 hf.f, i1G HJt relish scde Of the points de
ty C5tirS,e frr tfaf 1tsur. i1s regular pssiI-
iSric ~ z srrytcS sE Mt Bu8ueT. VINO promptly
rep I'D tr raa way. and had uac Jhe Court
and tHeS+ iuttrt tele,i rhe General wutsid
pr01adly Ez ,e rereiyed - severe ct<rivsrt8r.
No officer -efrIg present rhe gentlemen esct rcd
8 term 10 iIJt- t-e1erai y htts retrBated 20 the
strong wltltS Ot bis bank. and now appears on
the street with stout walking < rex It =
Thought by many that the end CT this 1air y
not yet
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

\ brief fIiScuSsioS then to"s place on tue
question of changing tbe mole OF nominating
s',xueIf.-sres but the convention decliued 10
nt.L. any change at this time IL the present
delezIte system
Al tbts stage of the proceedings, and while
Ie.s than ous-half0f the members IF Fhe c'fn-
ve.tfforr wer,- present motion was made tfv
n delegate and declared carried. in-t r1IctIng
The tI~I-yaFes 80 the , A. CONVENTION 20 vote
fer DarsFs-I .. Barr, OF Pittsburgh, Tor State
TrraSurer-
John F. Sranlan, ESD, ST EheHsburg. was
s.I4,.-e.I Chairman uf rGe County Committee
for rb.. efSafuz year, and the other members
al the .,,ftt,rtltt..e tFouz zl not all were selected
-, tI,s -~,tnI manner rhe list NOT being COM
.,g-te.I however owing 80 the fact thar MANI
Of the delegates we're Not present to make
S1,cve-rtous The convention then adjourn
.s,f s5rae dr.
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DEEEi AR "

NtETE.TT-- Died. at the -1sfFHrro % Hfz =~1
in Tie-,rfi'Ii rCgvU~h'0- On ~utIrity iH>r. q ID
EDV NABLETT, - o,i about 81 ve=-S-
Their s-r very few --s-r On E.fa county "a no
ait not know ttfffr-0 Na-.ar-- q l1~ frTr tr
Du1rdagp .--frv. NavC York ami came tl f'l.>
county during fue 1grTrI~ffr- days Gt the 0#-
Portage Ft=fi Rad. Hs f0r tuz greH fer
usf~r Of Hi- life rfe Keeper 0f q H.rH|. Eu1 fn.
lowed thar business Hr CarTTrE- T.-rt-S IN rHa-
county and ei-eEHare- For several wears 7a
ms been IN feeble health suE resided WirH Il-
son. Harry Nfarf-tr- He was very CDTp- ~
icufhl= ua1 uud possessed many generous
traits IL character Peace 20 hS ash =
NAETZ--Died- IN SATURDAY. i-=r. ~ hsz r~s7-
de1Cr- III tsur rria township Mr. ELgT-IC-
v TTZ- zCt asf1gI- . yeIr--
Mt VI wa~ nstive Of Germany sn' came -
this neigh burfIuUt many yettrS aE1- RE was e
hsfri-v-9~S AZ uirSrtiCuS f-rrur-- ru- hefuE
upright HUsf a sincere arI eT- ~ TisrE
Christian. be won the esteem Ct Hft who sue ~
aim. H-S inferred i rha- ttr hottie
cemetery ~ New Germany uE N1utay fCEC-
noon. MAY be rt~t tu peace
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

4 NuvE- WEDDING That vas novel
q etidiuE ifich took place in 'Squirp'- Of
tirr here few days ago. The parties came
frujn down tue ruad snn-yy II=re-he 4 de-
TueutrI country fellow OF thirrv-hve or
rHerestIou and she very rustic Mss %
perhaps seventeen or eighteen years Their
appearance indicated the prospective bride
aHd groom. and curious crowd followed
Them 20 fhe 'Squjre'-. ard Il ll-,t the 0f7ir-
aad biocsed rhe windows 10 get view Of
the ceremony. The mau seemed 70 have for
gotten, hr~ erraUd after he was invited TO
take a seat, aud remained perfectly mute
aud mUTioui1>~ for twenty minutes, Without
once booking a. his rLaEEuer. W Lo vas seated
on The opposite side uf the room. All this
while there wa- a general titrer among the
Spectators, the scene being enjoyed by all.
even 70 The Squire who awaited tie bride
yruotnS pleasure ro hroach his business
Finally syIupafhizing gentleman present
asked th= man If he wished 20 ErC married
aud 'h- man replied that he Just dfd -
Then the Squire ordered tire couple 10 stand
~ amt proceeded 70 melt tIeJu into one b--
ing L WIS pretty hard work though thev
were certainly soft" enough re have ANAL
gasnare,i easily. r. was Gjhicult task 30
get them 90 say and do the proper Crrptuou-
IA. things The man lighted cigar imue-
,iiatriv afrer,v ar,I. ami. without q word 10
biz partner, quilted the office amt betcok
himself toward the depot. she following
slightly behind and liuPfug u 4 pair of tight
new suCes. .-.i0itllstJtcR Trij uT5e.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

THE STREN TT~ Ess- -''-s@The nineteenth
cectHrE i she age OF uove!s. remarks a lit
e-7ry hI-rorIan,-he might have asIded sith
equal truth. ''and novel i5nVo-ikion& -
Srudiesl prYlffeuess has been passed of on Us
tor native TpfiuerReut. the forms Of devotion
fpT ifs essence, and speculation for science
until We look askance at every rev person
or thing and t0 an assertion 0f rfferit nva-
ri3bly exciajTu. Prove ft - In brief Satan
b.- made himself - oTuniprEseur that we
look Tor his Ct0veu foot every - herp-eVeu in
a bottle Of medicine Imagine \ Isdv hsav-
ing complexion $sjiow that ven woujd
deny her claims - tIlr ClsHeslSicu type II her
features did lot conform 10 IT. BurcTtaSirr
her first bottle of The C0TIeu N-eIfraI IyfS-
c0verv. The one dollar = paid In the -erv
Identical manner IN which Nr. Taylor 5hf
be expected tG purchaSz 4 lottery ticket after
his experience with No IG4 I63. g" with This
difference. his d0ubs U0uld hH rhe result Of
Personal eXVerIEurr- " lille hers wOult h--
founded uH W hat 4 certain practitioner v-IID
has t'-en a y hole year trying to correct her
refractory lrverl has SaII concerning IT A
home, she examines the bottle half susDic-
iuu>ty, tastes of its contents carefully takes
The prescribed dose more carefully and -hpu
proceeds tO watch the raSair with a. tuUch
anxiety a. \ prarrItiCner would Couut the
?Hlse-beats of a dying man She takes an
other du>e, and another. and shows the bot
tie to her friends, telling them she feels
better. Her kin loses Ifs bilious tint. her
eyes regain their IuSrre. her accustomed en-
L-tttAtl- attltl lr iLi tli7lb Sue
aH0t'1cT Gotrle l. -n-- witness that she has
found the Golden MedjCai Discovery 70 be a
reliable --ruetly for the disease indicated
The la'jy wisely re>o' ves that In fbcrre her
estimate Of any medicine viii be based upon
personal k110Jeic,foe af IL egecfs and not n ron
what some practitioner tWhO always makes
l0jlZ bills RI yue with pjiI>} may say Of II.
DR. Pierce = ia receipt Of teJtrrS from hum
drests OF tie largest Wholesale and retail
druggists ia the United Safes staring THAR
A.
for the Golden Medical Dis,-Jvrrv aud Pur-
gltive Pellets than ever before. In aff-c-
tI,'us of The liver aut. blood they are uusur-
passed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

THE DrOC ESAS TRGUBLES--The Pits
bUrEh Post OF Monday hLs this TO say about
certain matters relating 70 the Catholic dIO-
ce-es of Pittburgh and Allegheny:
Many FJHssyIt huJ itatEve reports have been put
iu circulation regarding auciat Jruublts IN
rhC Catholic Diocese OF Pittsburgh and many
reports have greatly exaggerated the differ
e8Ces between certain OF tue diocesan duth0rf-
tTss- Il = a matter Of public knowledge. how
ever that u WAS found fE pess BE to SeEte the
points of tii-p4IFe satisfactorily aE home. ard
that the matter WIS finally referred % the Ec-
Ciezis- rirsfi Court ct Rome Bishop Dcmeuec
visited Rome personally 70 present Ms case.
Kfrrel ana HolIaud- The decision at the Vttt-
TTlevGat favUra Die 10 tte sramd - ken
by Bishop Tn fTv. though aprarentfy. aS n ear n
may be. satisfactory 70 All eouCfrned. bishop
D-1meuoC directed 10 transfer TO bishop
THixg Z number of valuable m0ri cages held BY
hta1- ana which the ESCfesEEsricssi Court held
>houid Justly D. uSed IN paving FIe debts Gf
the PITTSBURGH fBif3ceS+- These papers are in
the blec0Fser'S office preparatory To the cuu-
ctHSigu af the transfer. 7 he aggregate vaftIe
Of she mortgages i Ffsit stated. bar Ia y known
70 be very large. The repovr Jh'sE the e0un ties
Of Cambria Bedford. We-tmOreiard and Blair
were To be addeyI TO the Pittsburgh sfoce-e -
said by Bishop IuiEg to be without any f0unda-
ton
The property which !. 20 be transferred by
Bishop Dorusuec 10 Bishop Tuiyg IN accord
auce with the order referred 70, consists Of
all mort cages heI6 on property IN the Pitts
burgh diocese. the aggregate value OF which
is about SD, ,0oe-
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Local Correspondence.
C,RRoEfrowx- July t. -.

CsREoE-TTslDS- JuIy D. -
DEAR FE HAN-'Tlrr % Ierrstfe.n pT the fDI-t
an7r fSfrv of : rtc=ff1 IniteTs-ttitrs pss--sf
"r quietly ira y 70 tir-- fs-arv Hundreds
v no p5rrlcfp fted lt ttze grant uie CSC hcft
TINS FisFee- and we sre sgFe no one who csrse
here o1 the Fourth 80 Jutv weEt svS-y fif~sn
pointed The day vas FtssSsr-f sr-i 80 Erts-5tr-l
af1 nCfaF1g WI CIrreEf fu the tes
tftFy OF pleasures uf tit= Gcc-tsia-s.
tiu Saturday ta-r n itrtie cf ffr. ! ohm E
tttllcuer maze 4 narrow escape FROM t~sBrl EE
falling FROM The second story rf 2 ssp b5.if5ff--
~ course ut erection U the ground. q distance
OF lt 1F : feeT- Hi~ Tall wfS considers bis tr
sen. however. ~ hf~ xr1SriHz 2 rope pe1-frrr
run Jtf roof but -tfii i.es t-TC blood
81 In BIS f0OT and so =rlSrH5r,.-I sfr IN
sylr1eS which. owing G. considers HE -vefIar- cf
tn.tt member cannot be aSCr-1ssiIei ss vet.
The cor grr Cation cr 81 EeaesI5cs's without
q StuG-e e cXccutjo7- feel prpfnuulIiy sorry that
they are bout ro lose Rev Ffths-r a ua bruSe -
= Pastor h having been c1Iief % o-ter <c-u--
o. labor IN the Lords vineyard he has Iu his
defurture rhe sincere bar re-rerfui tod
sT'ee't y of ali ard rls.uy prayer for h5s v-s-
tetti11 aitd prosperity EIli vel uD frgEu r-e
bE1fr7S 3F Ats Ing euue5Erui pIrIslIIuetS in -hs
vicinity.
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JAMES Y. EuLBU6r.


NOT FU UIZI-ET6iVES- after July :. 81
! am nor A D H friends roraul Bob Roy
Iiut stili you my bet [ am SJneoouy's boy
/ Ve been TAXI a spree rfe Fourth OF .Jtriv.
nd observing tIIs sights a. saw Chefn <o by
Fancy picnits OF course ne rule uf Fhe. ,i y
Attended ~ ts+<-s-S lr1 lads Young and gay
\ -4 gi4er ones rso- 90 the delicate class.
CbaikeC- povsieF=G and PlfnJel. and jesveled in
BRASS
Add with bows blue aud red-yes. Of colors diff
Stitched. pinned scwed and bt4ttoued. in uuul-
bers prufUSe-
n circles aud rows and irregular wsys,
Al over thcir costumes their whites and tleir
grayS-
0s course 20 essay from way back in the woods
To crt; f;;ise fashions in ctty-nude Epo'ts
i ~ thcr prtStIE1IptIve- yet stil I'ti remark
That although al don't bite every dog likes to
That aIfHauzh our opinions of rosy checks
Or snov-If,e compilations. n dteer have room.
Yet think that the war sign Of Mohawk OF
Sioux
Z rather misplaced in the ftce Of the true
The angelic. he InvfuZ, the tender. and sweet.
Who ought TO b. sugar from crown 10 the fe+ar-
Ttlt red iirt oc " bite dirt just SPoils their sweet
As much Is the Kitchens black SCOT does the
cuok
Now, girls, would you listen to honest advice
It was sod Made y'tEr faces ard made them ali
II yoa think to improve what He perfectly
m-da.
Be assured you are placing good sense in the
In fbs homelfest face will the weE-practfcea
eve
some {Fos- planted beauty ~ aII times fescry.
That these noble zraceS viii aIf tisauue7--
Young aIe noble hss rrsi. vii mind well 70 10.
VIII never b. footed by your c,sICrS untrue.
Only TOPS, fo-Jts. and dansties viii bite at such
So, beware of such vicious improvements in
iOoSs SOMEBODY'S Boy
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TorCoroner James VI Norelsud. Of " ilHsoTr,
and John z. BrasIIey, OF G1litrz1n. were
ussfrs-t auI bsILnted Tor with the following
rs.,1it In favor 90 Ir. NoreItud
Nor,.lansI- ..-.--.---.t3 Bradley -------------
The SELECTION III = rauuty ticket having
been thus cuJnrI~trI, +. L Johnston E~q-,
Of F.fs,.ttSg-tlrg was eiecrri Senatorial dele
gate 30 the Democratic S}at- Convention,
and Isbr Q,syxrIev of IonrSrovvr, ami Pat
rics- Rodgers OF NIItviIIe, Representative
delegates the former receiving 81 VOTES
against Q FOR = - Port~, wuii~ tIt= two bal
lots FOR Representative delegates resulted as
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

ATTEMPTED Suicide BT TAEfNT Poi
soy Nirh1 NcNuIlrn. uarri-i L man r.
-i.IfuZ Iu Chs township, called ~ the ONCE
80 T4r Nootszu fu - - township, = few dtvS
ago and asked for some kind IF poison 70 XII
ffsf.s with which he alleged hE> house VS.
ifrsratIv warming The Decor t0td bllu
hs had t5l preparation specially eesIGntH
for fhst pUrp1>e, bI- rprontTTietf't~d Sa7'r'tic
aid a an n ,-rfvs specific for terminating
flls pests NrNuIieu then inquired a ~ The
nature and effect Of the drug amt Stter betng
fully informed 0u that SutIeCt, bouEht h&i5
an atucr. ct 'h= poison and started f"r ii'inT-r
vhich I've had.hSrlIy more than illT1e 'o rs..rh
rIar It4~ wife appeared ar the Doctor : ONE
e oftsteeI anal almost out ct bre'ei amt
- fs,t,~lv ' ftrq lrpd what it va< that tt-e d0--
t.,r fstf yiges her husband, teithg hlW ~
the :. NE tifne rf4ar h@ usd Sv7ttoWeft the Ell
rfrr rfs-a- Knowing that delay WON'T hoh
,,r,, =. ,rsrs-.r.ra- but fatal. the doctor. as~
,-.,-sI r,sf,i4.f bv Nr. Charles LaHgteiu- who
yvas present when NeMuiieu OOtainrt we
rrlf~ar. repaired without dei1y 10 The rest
tfaus,. cs the xuai,l-bs saicIde, whom theE
f,uud in an aitiFuie Of PRAYER, evidently iu-
tent uron making his peace II posi- Die, with
ffuF The tIu,iur euiravoret to tutiticr 'l''
uuf.srruuafe man To take an HrTi--tt' " Httu hS
hal brought utth him, bUt uuulu- tAAs 'id-
ps.sib.e h- and thr gentleman " no accom-
pstuissI him reSorted 70 force 3nd e"iaI,tite'
tbe rsltf-str 10 swallow the uoxlOUS dF0St
yvtsfrtf -0sys isroHght an answer IA snap ".
,-ttffouS vomiting, which OF course fttieN''t
hi Staularh IT The fatal dftught Aud S'tN,5''
the uI~guilIrd ulaH from horrt"ie t''.1'h.
tht,u.-h b.. - still suffering to -oiEe extent
frutn the eh-cf- of The poison What III
frrs-T this de piorEbIe attempt AZ --tt
il ,r known 10 a certainty, btIt rte ftct thar
NrNuIIs.,s. who j. a carpenter by tr9ie a"tt
I,ad rs-s,-tItIy removed to the Eeish"'Fu,l''t "
rtu.l-r tIs.. impression IT not a-Sftrdnee 'ut'
work was plenty, fJtsut ~ trnp"-~t' t''r 20 %
tf,, tfs,I.,vt.nt and that he T.s< itftu. EIiig
70 ex.-ess i'm intoxicating liquors, "" a""oe
had rnush IL NOT everything % do VIII u
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

"A travelling pestdler, who was engaged
IN -eiiTug potato bag extermiuator, broke
several bottles containing tbs compound Ia
the lane near the reSitfeucs ~ William
Stewart. IN White township, I1ftiaHa conn
ty, the other fAv the 3iqEid >afHratfng the
grass in ftfs- irfsrsi-,fisfe vfsir4ity- aeck Of
sheep. h44To,rysrtg - Mr. Hofsherv were graz
ing n the -ftlsarh0eei ard eight of them
ufeo from he effects cf the pcfsen