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SEVERAL important decisions we're given BY
the United States Supreme Court Thursday
in what are known IS ..the Granger cases. .
The first Of these involves the right of State
Legislature (that of Illinois being the exam
ple) to regulate the rate of storage in grain
warehouses. The grainhouscs were elevators,
SO called, designed to facilitate the trsns.ship-
ment of grain. The Court decides that, as
these structures are devoted to public use,
they are subject to public regulation. Under
such regulation, the warehouse man must take
only reasonable toll. Under the common Law,
immemorial custom allows that the iI.egisisr
ture shall declare what is reasonable compen-
sation, or shall fix maximum beyond which
charge would become unreasonable. Il Is
concluded, therefore, thatthe State statute IN
question ia not repugnant to the Constitution
of the United States, and that there is no ar
ror in the Judgment of the court below from
which this case was appealed. The. same
principle is applied to the railroad cases, in
which the single question raised was whether
the Legislatures Of certain States had power
to provide by law for maximum Of charges
on certain railroads. The decision is that un-
I'll Congress regulates inter, State commerce..
each State may regulate railroad charges, 50
far IS these are matter of domestic. concern.
The objection that the operation Of such laws
may teach beyond the State in which they
are held TO apply is dismissed as invalid.
These decisions are important, as they affect
the question of the rights of States, As well as
the rights of corporations. Y. Times 9Th
inst. @ $3.50 -
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spffiai 9jofiets.
81, r.s1uRE nxows.

There is no'case known where Dr. Morris
Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound
hnnd, WI cr'ver it has tcen ysed ly our Eeo
pie, in severe colds. coughs, asthma, broDcbit
is, cfoup, whooping-cough and consumption,
they are enthusiastic in It's praise. Containing
no opium or other dangerous drug, it does not
cunsiipate and is safe to administer in all
conditions ofheath. This is an important
announcement, and the suffering are advised
to heed it. Trial size, 10 cents; large sizes. 30
cents and One Dollar. Sold ly HOGE, the
Druggist, opposite the St. Clair Hotel
Also-Ag Agent for Prof. Parkers Worm Sy-
rup which is sure death to worms, pleasant
to take and requires no physic
Price q cents Try it.
Oct 10 1876;
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sco.Hc EAST,


sunlight through Violet giass. When,
however, DR.. Won Behold, Is above,
asserts that the violet rays have such
nd such an edect, he meens the violet
|of the spectrum, which has its specific
|duty to perform in the compound light
of which IL Is q necessary portion. But
the violet light Of the spectrum and
filtered viyIet sunlight are altogether
ldifferent things. The first, IS our val
ued contributor DR.. Van DER .Weyde
has very cIeverly pointed out, Is -
|hotnoeene0us colof contsining, besides
|theiumineus, the invisible chemical
rays Sxithout cry ealoric rays; while
celored by passing through
violet GLASS; Is a mixture Of blue rays
with the red rags at tbs other end OF
the spectrum; and it contains quanti-
a. of fhs chemical rays belonging TO
the blue aud the cAloric nays belong
lug TO the red. 10 fact, violet glass
passes 4 light identicaf with the sun
light, only much reduced 10 power,
but = portion Of its caioric,
chemical, and luminous sgency; being
simply deprived OF its strongest rsys."
And this the spectrosc0pe has clearly
demonstrated. Reduced to its simplest
terms, then, the necessary conclusion
is that the violet glass acts purely as .
shade fpf. decreasing the Intensity OF
the solar light. And in the simple
fact that u does 20 serve as shade lies
the sole yirsue (f any there be) OF the
'xlnss. In 1856, DIR. Daubeny made ex.
periments on the germination Of seeds,
and in bis report Is the suggestive sen
tence: s'ln south aspect, indeed, light
which had passed through the ammo
mia sulphats of copper (blue solution),
and oven darkness itself, seemed more
favoFabis than fhe whole Of tho spec
rum; but this law did not seem to ex-
tend to the case of seeds placed In .
northern aspect where thet0taI amount
of light WIS less considerable
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
1867.
Belmont County, Ohio.

4th Saturday of March. 81. ClaIrsville.
ID saturday of April, BarnesvilIe.
LIST saturday OF May. Bellaire.
I'd saturday c1 May. ST. Clairsvile.
2d Saturday OF Jane, ~ ClairkvilIe.
4th Saturday of June. 81. Clairsville.
Also at the close Of the Institute at Morris
I town In August, 1877. =
Examinations hegin al o'clock, A. NJ. ~.
PIonpiness Is expected.
F. Testimonials OF character are needed N an
plicant Is not known 10 the BOARD, and certifi-
Gates of success in teaching are allowed their
proper weight. CHAs. X. SHREvE
TX. Board, r ALFxANDER,
Sep - lid ~ J.irFre
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SMALL FAvORs.
Denying q fault doubles it,
Friendship is full OF dregs.
H.

OtnftuS . lsu1e uS'duicc IL
Friendship is full Of dregs.
Boosters are cousins to liars.
Self respecs-that corner stone Of nature.
Shame may restrain what Law does not pre-
hibit. sr go. 80
It isa great evil not to be able to bear an
|evil. a sss-sse.
Occupation is the necessary basis Of enjoy
ment. -
Without the rich heart, wealth is an ugly
beggar. 81
The coward reckops himself cautious, the
miser frugal.
We have more Incidence in the mind than
in the body.
There's good wide ditch between doing
and saying.
Think for yourself-and think much more
than you talk.
No thoroughly occupied man was ever yet
very miserable.
The virtues are loet in self-interest as rives
are IN the sea-
J All philosophy lies in two words, Sustain
aud abstain"
Malignisy generally drinks the greatest part
Of its own poison.
Politeness has been well de6ped as benevo-
lence in small things.
Poverty makes people satirscal, soberly,
sadly, bitterly sstirical.
Power is seldom innocent, and envy Is the
yokefellov Of eminsnce.
The honor of q maid Ia her name, and no
legacy is 30 rich ss honesty.
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WE have faith that Hayes will be q
good President, stronger thsp mest
persons suppose, and steadfast in the
performance Of duty. His life win be
simple, his example excellent, and his
time will be devated to public Affairs.
But the great blessing that the termi
nation o.. the Prssidsntlal contest u to
the country h notfhat Hayes p cheseu,
but that choice Inns becI msds with
out the disturbance Of the peace On.
Chmmercidl.
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EVANSVILLE ACCOMMODATiON IPaVeS LantS-
vile daily except Sunday at G. As A. NJ, and ar
rives at Columbus at $50 A. NJ
Passengers can not ride on Mixed Passenger
and Freight Trains without special permits
Express Trains run daily, other Trains daily
except Sunday.
L. VI. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
THQS. p BARRY. West Pass'r Agent.
w. G. QUINCY. General Manager Ohio
and Chicago Division.
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MALARIoUs FEyERs.

You are at liberty 10 use nav name in prais
of yuur Regulator as prepared by You. and re-
commend il To every one rs the LeSt preven-
tive of Fever aad AgUe in The world. l plant
in Southwestern Georgia. near Albany. Ga,
and m ust say that II has done more good on
my plantation among By neg rOes, than any
medicine ever used; II supersiedes Qulnine
il taken in time,
Yours SC. Hon b Fl HILL Ga.
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THE Hon. L. B. Washburne, Minister 10
France, has arrived in New York. He did
not come for the Presidency, nor for the Hi
nois Senstorship. He will go to Maine.
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THE Sheriff hoisted the American flag on
the Court House at Evansville, Ind, onsin-
auguration day, but the Democratic Countr
Commissioners ordered him TO haul downthe
flag. This the sheriff refused to do, ard the
old flag q aied proudly all day.
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"a ga Eg ID.

To al who are suffering from the errors and
indscretiors of youth, nervous weakness, ear
ly decay. loss of manhood, &c, will send a
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in South America. Send selfad-
dressed enveloi to the Rev. Jos. 7. lNNAN,
Station ID. Bible HOust, Neao York City
Nov. 2, '76-6m.
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GFCK HEADACHE.

EDITURIAIrWe have
tested lisvir ues personally. and
know that for Dyspepsia Bilious
ness; A.. d Tnrsbbing Headache,it
Is the best medicine the world
ever saw. We have tried forty
otheI remedies before simmons
Liver Regulator, but none of
them I'VE us more than tempo
rarv reiief; but the Regulator not
Only relieved, but cured us.
Ed. Telegraph and Messenger. Ma
con. Ga.
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CONSTIPATION,

TESrIMGNY or THE CHIEF JU UsTICE OF
GEORGIA-I have used simmons Liver Reg
ulator for constipation of nay bowels caused
by Il temporary d. rlngement of the livar, for
he lest three or four years. and always when
nsed according 10 The directions. with deciC ed
benefit. think II Is go d medicine for The
arrangement Of The liver-at least such has
been NV personal experience in the use of 1t.
HIRAM WARNER.
OIL. Ir..t ti.... Z
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Can he consulted at Frazier House. BaIuesvtiie
ON The Sd and 4Ih ana at Mcclure House.
Wheeling on tbe 9TH ~ every month. fa
Feb i7Ib, 'T6-tf fE-
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and Indignantly deny that any man Of their
race has been authorized BY us, or BY any
considerable number of the colored people Of
this State, to enter into such nefarious nego-
tiation. ,s -, =, -.
The address is signed by every colored
Senator and member of the House.
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must OWN that ynur
Simmons Liver RceuIatnr fully
GeserN es tlie popularity il has at
iained, A. q fanilI medicine il
hos no equal. II cured my wife
of a malady ] had cOEnted iDcr-
rahle--thai wolfShane OF e-r A.
merican people, Dy srer rsia
A T. p ALBERT.
ProfeSIcr fl Nicholas Public
School narirn OF Z 1errfhnnne La
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CHILDREN! Your Reg
uiator is superior to any otner
remedy for Malarial Diseases r.
mong children and IL has large
sale in this section Of Georgia.
AZ NJ Russell lhanV On
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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1874.

Bal-noat lodge No. %. & a M. meels eS
ry .ys.i ss,sv night preceding the Iui
r., IL Il BUNGARSER, W. NJ D.
T. II. FERRE.L, Secy-
-. clairSvtI's. C.Iapter. No. u Royal Arch
kasol.. meet. 3 I friday night EACH month 81
81 Cl.iryviil,- and the Isl Erfdsy ca n Donir
a, prisg-Dort IA MES CLARK. II. r.
T. II. FERRELL, Sec'y.
Belmont Co1ncil. No. 81 Royal select a1o
super Excellent Ni:,~t-rS, meets on tie Seocnc
C. w. CARROLL, T. j. q. NJ.
IF d. BAILY, Rec. -...s. 49,
Hone Cor1r1andery No. 26 Of Entzhfs Temp
arr ,ia..;- Dyi the flrst Tuesday night OF ever
aufr. y. ,. Do NNSs's -, - ,-as
r. D. BAILEY. Rec. at . mariHzi
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Brass Band Music,

fTrHE ST CLAlRSN ILi.E CORNEr RAND
Twelve Mem bers, with a va riefv of Mi,
now repaired TO furnish good Mueic AZ roo,
erab,e rates apd on short nolice tor Agricui.
r;val Fairs. Sunday School and ofi,ar csias
tons. Pc Nics. Exhibitions Politica ana 81 q,
. Public Meetings, 7-1' 'N'' ''ne'
CHAs E. HUGHES. Pre-.
J. p. HALL, Cor Se;'y, Aios'
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TIA XII,
REGu1AT 8 r ]
WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA.

For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and
Snleen
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BELM0NT CHRONICLE.
ST, CLAiRsVILLI1. OHIo.s.
Ds. ssxDERS0y

THURSDAY. MARCH 1917.
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sixth Month 1s7e-77.

Names Of Pupils Perfect In Attend.
T. ~ ,re. ance.
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nominee for Attorney General, is one Of the
most popular men in Massachusetts. He wuz
formerly law partner Of Senator Hoa,, and
later Judge. Charles Devens, jr., was born
in Charlestown, Mass, April 4, 1920, eradu
ated at Harvard In 1888, and was admitted to
the bar in 1S41; was member of the Massa-
chusetts State Senate Of 1S4s ard lS49, and
! was United States Marshal Of the District
of Massachusetts for is4o and 1853, On the
outbreak Of the RECEIPT civil war, be entered
the service as Major Of the Third Baitalliou
Of Rifles Of Massachusetts Volunteers, was
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-04-06

ONE WIFE MORE THAN THE LAW Al
LoWS.-tte johnstowr- Tribune -eande nses
from ihe Altoona Mirror and we copy from
tne A16ute the following account of the
.piSamous doingS of u prominent church
member named Smith Elliot, a resident of
Letersourg, Huntington county, who, as
tue story goes, had been a successful busi-
ness man IN that community for a number
oi years and accumulated considerable pro-
Ferry, out some time ago became financially
embarrassed and finally failed OF his sub
sequent career the account saws:
Elliot then entered a PHILADELPHIA store ss
st1wn daughters, ard II younger son, to remain
at fetertburg. His salary was a good one "A nd
ne ne sent them means occasionally, besi6es pay
ing visit to his home at distant Intervals
FinaIly the rcmittances ceased to come 10 his
vie ana the eldest son was compelled to seek
employ ment a. Remove, TO which place the
e iotner auI the other children also removed
some Two or three months ago. Shortly after
lucy were dOmlcilet in their new home Mr.
t1iIlot VISITED them, remained half a DAY. and
tneh sald he must go to Philadelpha; oct. as
departure for the West.
II now appears thai two years ago he passed
hinlseif on in Philadelphia as "A single man. and
succeeded in fascinating a widow lady whom
n" M rrled- The name of this second venture
is withheld, but the Mirror man saw the ceriifi-
cate 81 the marriage, and also an additional
certincate in the shape OF two children that
mas Deen born to them, In his haSty flight
west ne abandoned both women, and 1t was
owing 10 his non-appearance in the city that
the inquiries set ON foot revealed the above
state OF facts. Wife No. went on to Peters
hurg few days ago, aud took tea with wife
NO l, but did not reveal the duplicity of Elliot
She had intended doing so, but pity for her
companion in misfortune induced her to re-
and is now the excitement o ( the hour among
those who knew the parties.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-04-06

Prof. e. +. Thorpe, the blind vocalist
and elocutiouist, aud poet of considerable
ment, is attested by several contributions
made TO our columns, one of which appears
elsewhere, has located permanently at Ca
litZin, this comfy, where he has established
a conservatory of music and elocution and
has formed large class of pupils whom he
designs and is well able to instruct in eithsr
of the very usefu, and pleasing accomplish
meuts above named The Professor has Sc
cured grand Palace organ, conceded by
musical experts to toe the most perfect pf
organs in richness OF tone, and is therefore
ahuadantly prepred hy nature well as by
art to inpart Il thorough knowledge of vocal
music. He is also desirous of forming class
es elsewhere in the county, as well as in
siructing church choirs, on the most liberal
terms, and can be addressed above by
parlics wishing TO secure his services.
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HUCUS g. HACKE,
Fifth Ave. & Market Street. Pittsburgh.


GOOD ADvICE.-Now is the time of year
for Pneumonia, Lung Fever, &c. Every
family should have bottle of BOSCHEE' s
GERMAN SYRUP. Don't allow for one mo-
ment that cough to take hold of your child
your family or yourself. Consumption
Asthma, Pneumonia, Group, Hemorrhages
and other fatal diseases may set in. AL
though il is true GERMAN SYRUP is curing
thousands OF these dreaded diseases, yet il is
much better to have it at hand when three
doses will cure you. One Bottle will last
your whole family a winter aud Keep you
safe from danger. If you are consumptive
do not rest uutil sou have tried this remedy
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size IS
cents. Sold by your Druggists, Lennon &
Murray, Ebensburg, and +. NJ. Wolesiagle
& Son, Wilmore.
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Local Correspondence.
WuMoRE. April 3. 1871.

NILAORE. AprT1 Y. IS.Is
DEAR FREtMAN-That prize beef noticed in
your iast issue. and which WAS purchased by
Mr. Thos. kinney. OF this place. from MIR. Hen
ry Topper, of Adams tow nstiip, was on Friday
last. siaug htered by ihe first named, and weigh
the animal in question was only two years and
ten months old, we think this is something
worthy of note; and ii any other locality in
Cambria can trOt out a heftier bovine of SINH
lar age we would like TO hear of it.
Married, in JohnstOWn, March 2iSt, by Rev.
Fink, Mr.. George W-.Hhomas, formerly of this
place, but now of Miliersburg, Butler county.
and Miss Kate Shaw, of Wiimore. This is IA
cOnsummatiOn which we have long looked for
and heartily do we wish the happy pair long
and prosperous life. May they be partakers OF
all the joys ana none OF the SOTIowS of l:fe. In
short, may they live long and die happy. IN n
sed.''
The above ere the first newly welded couple
we have been called upon Tor some time TO
congratulate but hope that some more OF our
young friends will give Us an opportunity OF
dong the same thing in their behalf before
long.
News is scarce, money likewise, business dull
and plenty OF able bodied men seeking employ
ment. la short, everything seems To be at a
stand still, except the Murphy movement, which
is still kept up, the signeTs TO the pledge in this
vicinity at present numbering nearly three
hundred.
Owing to the snow and the recent wet wealth
er, the roads in this vicinity are in very bad
condition.
Hon. a. \. Barker and others of your town
talked temperance here on Saturday night last.
The repair hands the Pa. Il. Il. have re-
coived orders to work ten hours per day.
Owing to lack of news | will close for the
present. OCCASIONAL.
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SELLERS SPECrALTIRs.-Havc you a cough
Take our advice and try Sellers cough syrup.
1t has been in use now for over fifty years. 1t
il no new cOncOctiOn, no patent specific, but
an OLD fashioned remedy that has stood the test
OF time and Is Il s. tanGard medicine whose E.er-
If your liver is deranged Sellers Liver pills
will be found rfficacious in stirring that TORPID
organ into Il healthy state of activity. The
benhcent result viii follow Immediately after
their use. Try :hen-they can be found III any
OF our drug stores. Don't be persuaded to take
any other pills but Sellers. Certificates by the
hundreds could be produced showing wOuder-
fui results from the use of these pills.
Lindsey's Improved Blood Searcher is known
all over the world the standard purifieTC.t i'm
pure blood. 1t never fails, and is endorsed by
physicians and is frequently prescribed by the
best practicioners. Read the TO lowing certiti-
cate, which is one of thousands:
FAINEsvILLE, o.. Oct. 8, 1875.
MESSRS. II. Z. SELLERS s. Cove desire to
testify TO Il wonderful cure effected by LDi;iseBs
Blond SCUTciteT. Our taken sick with
what our family physician pronounced pneu-
monia. He treated bin for this disease, but
the boy grew worse. The doctor said the cells
of his lungs were filled withspus, and that the
poisonous matter had passed into his blood
cess formed in his side which, being punc-
tUred, discharged two quarts Of matter. We
became exceedingly alarmed, and called in the
best physicians OF Cleveland. They pronounced
the disease scrofula of the Orst form and tina t
death only could relieve the sufferer. As the
physicians could DO nothing, we were persuad-
ed to try the Blood Searcher, and to our great
surprise and delight he began nmmediateI Iy to
Improve. We continued its use. and in very
short time he restored to perfect healt .
Our hoys life was saved 10y the Use OF this won
derful medicine.
Mr.. JoHN F. BROOKS.
Mrs. JoHN f BROOKS.
endorse the above statement rs true.
REv. NJ. PErEEs,
PanesviIe, ..
Rheumatism in all its multiform phases sue
cumbS at once to JOhHsUus Rheumatic Com
pound
All of sellers Specifics have reputation at
tainen ty no other medicines in the land. II
YOU afflicted try them. They cannot harm
you and arc certain TO cure Wheeling Register,
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FARMERS, MECHANICS, and all people
who appreciate the value of keeping a MEM
orandum Uf bgSineSs transactions, daily
events, and items OF interest or i'm Dortance
for future reference, should call on .l:eir
druggists and get DIR. Pierce s Memorandum
book free. The Doctors Grand Invalids'
Hotel at Buffalo, which costs when finished.
two hundred thousand dollars, will be open
eel early in jane next, for the reception Of
patients afflicted with chronic diseases and
drfnrmitIes. 1t will afford the most perfect
facilities for the cure OF such affections and
its faCalty of ply ysicians aud surgeons will
embrace graduates from both \ merican anS
European Medical Schools who have become
distinguished for their skill. The People $
Common Sense Medical Adviser, by DR..
Il. Y Pierce, work Of over nine hundred
large pages, illustrated hy two hundred and
eighty-two engravings, and elegantly bound
in clnih and gilt, is sent to any address 10y
the Author on receipt of one dollar and City
cents. lmost one hundred thoU sand copies
have already been sold.
s. A. CRAIG, Esq, druggist, of West
Alexandria, Pa, says: i sell more OF Dir
PIerce's Preparations than all others COM
bined. They give satisfacti nn in every case
and { cheerfully recommend theuI to the
public"
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MYRTLE CECILIA.

Closed for us those tender, laughing eyes
u tzing now on mysteries of the skies:
The voice we loved to hear, OF sweetest silver
tone.
Is raised with angel praises round the throne.
The little form that bles. our sight all day
In quiet we have laid beneat h the CLAY:
W hate 'er tho baby hands have touched or held
Has lett the tears that from our sore hearts
SweIlcd.
Why should we mourn for her, fair, un-
folded flower,
Whose knowledge now transcends mans lof-
test mind power?
Whose soul has met the bliss Of it's Creators
face.
And with the purest JOY has flown to His en-
brace?
Your Myrtle. resting there, sends, weeping
mother, down
To you her constant prayer, through YOU she
gained her crown:
Wish not 10 take it back, the link that binds
you fast
To that, her radiant home, to lead you there at
last Il. y. z.