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The New York herald., 1878-09-12
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Colonel Jussen, secretary Of the Board of Fire Com
missioner, reports that last week tho department
expended; on apparatus and supplies Sel7 "a. BAL
ancc, alter doductipg liabilities, September g-Ou
salaries, $35o.oS6 ~; on apparatus aud supplies,
S30,S75 W.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26

IL II be true, as we see stated in some of
our exchanges, that the Pennsylvania Edi-
torial Association intends to hold its next
annual reunion at Cresson, commencing on
Tuesday June 18th. we ask shat at least one
day in Ehenshurg be included in the pro-
gramme, and as an iuducemeDt thereto Ge
have been authorized to tender to onr hreth-
rem of the press the hospitalities of Belmont
and the Lloyd House, in this place. at the
usual, if not more than the usual, reduction
in prices, as well as a grand hop in the even
ing at the delightful summon resort first
named. In addition to all this we have
been requested 10y j. @. Martin, Esq, of
Portage, TO tender the Association q becoIn-
ing reception at that place, including p
sumpfuous repast in the woods, without
money aud without price, az well as visit
to one or more of the historic planes Of the
"Old Portage" fishing excursion along
Trout Run, and descent, if desirable, into
the bowels of the earth via coal mine as
well as various other attractions not neces-
sary to euumerate. Let us pray, brethren
for few more such generous propositions.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26

ENJOY LIFE.-Wbat "a truly beautiful
world wo live in Nature gives us grand
eur of mountains, gieis and oceans, and
thousands of means for enjoyment. We can
desire no better when in perfect health but
how often do the majority of people feel like
giving it mp disheaTtened, discouraged aud
worried ont with disease when there is no
occasion for this feeling. as every sufferer
can easily obtain satisfactory proof that
Green's August Flower will make them as
free from disease as when born. Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint is the direct cause of
seveuty-ive per cent. of such nialatlies as
Biliousness. Indigestion, Sick Headache
CostiveuCss, NeTvous Pr0sfration, Dizziness
Of the Head, Palpitationsof the Heart, and
other distressing symptoms. Three doses Of
August Flower viii prove its wonderful eff
feet. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it. For
sale by Lennon s. Murray, Ebensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26

ABANDONED AT SEA.-At all times ships
o. one kind or another floating about AT
sea- abandoned by officers and crew, I'm what
seems q hopeless condition. Some are dis
mantled and mere hulks, some are swim
ming keel upwards, some are water-logged,
but being laden with timber will not sink,
but are driven hither and thithet as the wind
and wnves may direct. So people, afflicted
with catarrh, bronchitis, and consumption,
are abandoned by physicians and friends rs
incurabie, yet thousands of such are annu-
ally restored to perfect health by the use OF
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. The Catarrh
Remedy is uuequaled as a soothing and
healing local application, while the Discov-
cry purdes aud enriches the blood and i'm
parts tone and vigor to the whole system
VIDOLIA, La, April II, 1877.
Dr.. PIERCE:
De ~ Sir-T suffered for twelve years with
that most offensive and Ioathsome OF all dis
eeses--catarrh, My taste and smell were COM
plottiy destroyed. procured supply OF DR.
SaRe's Catarrh Remedy audsyour Golden Medi-
cal Discovery, which / used according to direc-
tons, and = complete and permanent cure was
speedily etccted. ] take pleasure in recon-
mendinS them to NIL afll cted.
Ever thankfully yours,
CLARA z. HUNT.
WADIHG RIVER, Burington'Co., n, J,t
DR.. PIERCE
Dear StT-Your Golden Medical Discovery IS
the hest medicine for coughs, colds. and con-
sumption, ever knew. 1t has saved ny life.
Respectfully yours,
HELEN u. McANNRY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO OWN
Frs OF HoRsE Es.-Mr. John Boyd, the we'll
known teamster and delivery contractor, and
A. j. Montgomery, ex-sheriff of Armstrong
county, have leased and refitted the extern
sive Red Lion Sales Stables and the Trimble
Stables, in Pittsburgh capable Of accom-
modating 300 horses Drivers and others
will make a note of this. Horses and mules
bought and sold on commission also board
ed by she day and week. Horses and mules
of all descriptions constantly on hand For
visitors, the SHIELDS HOUSE. so ably
conducted by Mr.. w. II, Stahlmau, offers
superior accommodations.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26
On Saturday. NGy ISth, 1878,
at 2 O'Clock. 2. "a. the Following real estate

at O'Clock, e. H.. the following real estate
TO wit:
ALI the right, title and interest OF Lewis
Wehn. Of in. and to a lot OF ground situate in the
Third ward, JohnstOwn borough. Cambria county
Pa fronting on the east on Clinton street. ad-
Joining lot of 9. kimple on the south. and lot of
). Ienhart on the norJh. extending back 10 lot of
e Recke. having thereon erected two story
brick building. now in the occupancy of Lewis
Wchn- -4fso, all the right. title and Interest Of
Lewis Wehn, Charles Wehn. Anton Seeger. Of
IN and 20 lot OF ground situate in the Fourt
ward. Johnst0wn borough. Cambria county Pa .
fronting on the west on Adams street adinfpfno,
lot OF Thomas Watkins on the south ana lot Of
John Jones ON the north, running back TO lands
OF Cambria Iron Co. having thereon erect al n
used as a brewery. and plank stable now in tho
occupancy OF Charles Weffn. A lSJ. all the right
title and interest of Lewis Wehu Charles Wehn
anton Seeger, of. in. and TO n lot OF ground sftu-
ate In the Fourth ward. JohnstoUn borough Cam
bria county, Pa, fronting on the east on Adams
street, adjoining lot OF Rinehart Bender on the
north. ana Bedford street the south. lot of
Jacob Icver good on the west. having thereon
erected II plank shed. nO- now occupied. 4 lsl
al the right, title and interest OF Anton Seeger
OF in. and to let o. ground situate in the Four
ward JohnStown borough Cambria county Pa
fronting on the JohnStown and Scaip Level Turn.
pike, adjoining lot of George Glssuer on the
south, and lot of Gala han on the nort h. @ K
erected a one and one half story plank house aud
plank stable. now in the occupancy OF Anton See
ger. Taken in execution ana to be sold at the
suit Of Everhart $ emner. for use OF John W hite
Jr, Son, now for Use Of John Dibert s Co.
TERMS OF SALE.-,lne-third of the purchase
down, and fhe rornainfngt vo-f hirtis bef0rs the
JOHN RYAN, sheriff.
Sherin once Soensbury, April 20 1873.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26

MR.. T. X. THOMPSON, Titusville, Pa
Dear Sir: | take pleasure iii sounding the
virtues of Sleeper's Arnica LiniIneut-
About three months since L had in one of
my feet what the NJ. ID. = said was acute
rheumatism. In three days time l was
unable to hear the weight of sheet on my
foot. ] made an application of the liniment
at O'Clock p. M, and in one hour there
was a decided change for the better The
next day at noon put my boots and
have had no further trouble. Very truly
yonrs, NJ. NJ. TUTTEE
E. K. Thompson, Proprietor, TitusviIle
Pa. For sale by Lennon & Murray, Eb-
ensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26
HTOTICE N PARTITIoN.-Rule

FT Office IN Pa Rule
AZ on the heirs and legal representatives
of NAKK &CLAUGHL1S, deceased, to accept OF
CAMBRTA COUNTY. IS.
-; The Commonwealth Of Pcnusy lu0ria 20
Is ( Mark =. Mclaughlin. Susan McI4au IN
t-~--- J. n. widow oi John Mclauz HIN, and her
children. Jacob. Susan. Matilda fintcrTuarrfcd
with " m StOTwer). W .li'am and Mary. the two
latter being In their minority, and Of whom Dan'l
Henry IS their guardian al lffftfTu- Daniel lien
~. " ho is Guardian Of Annie. Eatharinc and ali.
chacl Mclaughlin. minor children Of Mark SIC
Laughlin. residents Of Cambria county. Penn n .
Mary Jane Mclaughlin widow Of Jas. hIcI4auli a.
lin. aud her son IS III. i. Mclaughlin. residents of
Atehluson. Kansas; Mary and Francis Joseph
minor children Ot said James McI4aughIIn who
have for their guardian rt lHiisDi David Henry.
~DS'de0t of Cambria county. Ba---ti R-HTl NG-
IN and every Of yUu are hereby cited 70 he and
. pear before The Judges Of our Orphans Court
bc held at EbCuSburE. IN and Tor said county.
on the First Monday OF June next. then and there
20 accept OF refuse to take the real estate of said
Mark McT.Ius tliu. deed. at the appra ised va Ia
alton put upou ID by an inquest daily awarded iy
the said COur- aud returned by the Sheriff Of the
said county on the Isl day 0f y pri s. y. ISIS or
show cause why tlc same should not be sold. TO
in v ashiuKton township. Cambria couuty. Penn'A
to W.T.: Beg ginning at post on the HHutingIon.
Cambria and ludiaun Turnpike: thence north
three degrees. west one hundred and thirty tzyo
dred and sxty i've feet; thence south thirty thrce
degrees west one hundred AMI forty feet thcBcu
by Che sand turnpike. south scVcnty two degrees
ast two hundred and fUrtylGur feet, 20 tho place
OF less. and valued AMI appraised az tho SUN of
sslS -. Herein fail IL.
Witness. the Honorable JouS DEA President
OF our said Court, at Ebcns0Urg this - day OF
JAMES II. SINGER. Clork.
Attest-IOHN RYAN. Sheriff. - l9.-5t.i
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OBITUARY.

RINKEA D.--Died, IN Baltimore. on Tues
day evening. April p, 1878 J. NIXON KTSKEAD,
second son OF II. kinkcad, Esq, of this place
in the 10th wear OF his age.
RAMSEY.-Died, at the residence Of hcf
brrther-in-law, W. Horace Rose, ESQ, I'm Johns.
town, on Wednesday, y prii II, 1878, Miss LIZZIE
RAMSEY, AGED Il years, months and 20 days.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26

The Johnstown Tribune saws that the
Atlantic Express east on Monday evening
struck n tramp nea= Lilly's station and
knocked him some distance, without, how
ever, doing him much bodily harm. The
story may be true, but we we're on rbe
train at the time aud heard nothing of the
occurrence, we beg leave 10 doubt its s-u-
thenticity
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26
EEYEE NE Al.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EY.-Married, at the
Catholic church In this place on Tuesday morn
ing last, a pril 2sd, 1878. by Rev. Father Boyle,
Mr. JOSEPH SHARBAUGH and Miss TIL.IIE BOR-
KEY, ell of EbensburR.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26

1t ought to be source of qualification TO
the people Of Boretto and vicinity to learn
that Mr.. J. Teitelbaum has inst opened a
new cheap cash store in the room recently
occupied by NJ. A. Lacey & Co. and that he
is determined to astonish the natives with
the quality variety and prices of his goods
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26

FOR SALE.-O new Horizontal Engine
cylinder ID in. bore, 20 in stroke: price varv
low. Also. for sale, Horse Powers and
Threshing Machines of different sizes. as
we'll as Steam Power and Room 10 rent
Call on or address w. II. H. NEwLIxG &
Co., Tyrone, Pa. T4-l9.-4t.1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26

The hest reform in domestic,Iife il with
ont 6ouht The Introduction of Dr. Bulls
Bahv Syrnp. Where IL is known no more
laudanum is given 20 the babies. IL sells
for % cents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26
OWNERS OF HORSES

Are hereby Informed that the ndersigned. hav-
ing leased the SHIELDS HOUS E#-formsrlv
Rcd Lion Boarding and Sales StabIes-and a.
so TRIM BLE'S STA BLES, Pittsburgh. have r.
capacity for Staeling 800 Horsos and Will receive
30 or 40 Horses 70 board at reasonable rates by
the week Horses day board. SOC: Mules day
board, acc The stables have been rehtted through
out, attentive Hostlcrs have been secured, and
the proprietOrs are determined to give the pCbllc
a hrst-class boarding and sales stables.
JOHN BOYD.
a, J, MONTGOMERY.
This Hotel IS now conducted by Mr. w II
Stahlman. IN first rate style-g0Od rooms good
table, courteous treatment and low prices.
April 25, IS7S.-3In.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26

HANDS OFFl-All persons are
A4 hereby cautioned against inter fering
in any way with the ioliaNing iiosrriIicd property
bought by Ioc at Consfahie's sale and len with
Wm. McNulty uf Carroll township. until see I'll.
to remove or otherwiEe dispose nf ~ +: = Young
colts COW. q shplts. plough I harrow. ] cook
stove. heating stove, cupboard ciairs. table.
! clock, and bcdsleats aud hc,iIiug.
sNSEI.N WEAELFN.
Carroll Twp. Apru "a ls7s-st.ss
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26
NOTICE
TO CONSUMERS
Tobacco J

Tho great celebrity ~ tho TTE GrA TQRAt
co has caueed many limitations thcreof 20 ho AZ
on the maritet. ~ e therefore cai-iou all chez.
ers against purchasing sueh itnitafions.
All dealers buying az selling 81 her plug tobacco
bearing lIafl or metallic label render themselves
liable 1 @ the penalty Of tho iaw.aud EN- persons
violating orr trade mark arc pm shahle hy fue
and lmprisculaent- : sE AGt DF CONHRESS,
AUG Ia. 1873.
Tie gaupiHe LORILLARD TIN TAG-S
EaCf,1 can De lfetir-u.zi-e1 hv TIN II his
each Irulu win tie sv6ri g-t8itffsz.a 4 y sianl
thereon.
over :, ,oss teas tnbacco saia IN 1877. and No
" 5000 persons employed in factories.
Taxes paid government iu 1917. about -. 5O0.pf
ans during past II ears over a.o .e10-0o0
These goods sid 10y al I1bters az mauufectu
CTS rates
E0- TIE Tin Tag Smoking Tobacco = tssecont
70 none in aroma nlilucss, purity and quality
April l., ISIS 1m.
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a SSIGNFE'S NOTICE -Silos A 4

having made assignment for Tho benefit 81
their creditors ell persons indebted o. sai as,
Ors hereby notified 20 make Immediate nav
mcnt and thuse having claims ne ainst Them vii
present them, property auten icat+d iur settlc-
mcnt. 20 u. 4. CLA kk. sssl-nee
ficarneld rawrsftr,
Or 10 MS attorney. y. j. SHoEAARER, Ebensbura
a pril -, 1s75.-et.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26

TlY virtue OF sundry writs of Fl. F'r. issued out
ID OF the Court or Common Pleas OF Cambria
county ana to me directed. there viii be exc
posed to public sale, at the hotel OF Conrad
Raab. in JohnstOwn,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26
Attest-JoHS RYAN, Sheriff. l. ls.-st.i
q SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL

e SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ES.
AA TATE BY order Of the Ceurt Of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county. viii offer at Pub
lie Sale. discharged OF all liens, or sf stis
NAY -. ES7S. ut o'cLoCE, p 81. q PIECE OK
PARCEL OF Lam . situate in CicarHeid town
shin adjoining lanes oi James adams. q. NJ eIinr
Edw'1 Hailurar, Harry Sheppard. and others.
containing f8S \ eTrs. more ar less. ahuu. IS
Acres of which are cleared. havirg thereon erect
ed a FRA NE HoUsE. EAsR = A RS- AMI ether buiid-
inas There is also excellent Orchard of ap-
pie cherry and peach trees on the Ircfnses as
yell as two veins 81 imeslcre and one of coal part
" opened.
TERMS pF : SALE.--tlne-tlird on confirmation Of
sale and the haiauce in equal payments IN nine
and eighteen months from date Of purchase. with
interest, to be secured 10y the Judgment bonds and
InoTtgas of the purchaser
u a. CLARK
ASS guce OF 5ilas Adams and Wife
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IOHN MURPHY. M n

x PHYSICIAN AND SrrEGtoN
TIM El- y +I-I. Us noreH
tamhria eonnty. Pa. Night calls can e. fn tds. ~
the residence 4 JAS. Z. Murray f3-e2- a. ss..i
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-26
w II. Eek. NJ. u. /.

PHYsICtAN ASD SrRGro~.
OAgRoLIroWN. = A.
pllce IN John W Sharilausl's building norm
OF ne church where night calls can be made
Es-Oohsuitetions in German well as Enr-
-i'es- Q s.-3m.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-22

fragrant sternutative snecze weed
and at the same time, significantly
binting at trIckery, put-up jobs
metallic thread pulling, &C., to such
length, that the delegates who
had not yet voted, and who though
not instructed as to second choice
had made up their minds, ia viow
of the large vote received on the
first ballot, to vote for J. w. House
as second choice, got on their ears
aud voted for Poindexter Dunn,
through mere spite and pure cussed
ness.
That an injustice was done Hon.
j. W. House, there is not the least
sort of doubt, and is easy OF demon
stra,ion. This only serves to show
how easily "A candidates fairest
prospects may be blasted by the in
judicious zeal and management OF
his truest and warmest supporters.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-22
Proceedings oi't!e County
Convention,

Pursuant TO q call of the County
Democratic Executive Committee,
County Convention met on June
laui., 1873, ut Osceola, aud was or
ganlzcd with DR.. James F. Davies
IN the chair, and s. $, Semmes al
Secretary.
Messrs. Charles Bowen, John. O
BIackwood aud A. J. Dean having
been appointed committee on
credentials, reported tho following
townships duly represented, by
properly authorized primary meet
ings To wit:
Canadian delegate j. J, Carr
Carson Lake. delegate p. II
Clay.
Chickasawba-3 delegates: b. A
Bugg, +. NJ. Moseley, J. A. Barron
Monroe delegates; {. Bowen
II. II. McVeigh, J. II. Williams, II
c. Dgnnavan,, s, 5. Semmes, J, q
Blackwood, James Hamilton.
Pecan-2 delegates; \. j. Dean
VIM. Donsford.
Scott delegates: J. +. Davies
c. NJ. Mason, +. &. McGavcck, L
p. Williams. Total, Is.
Unrcpresen,ed Big Lake, Clear
Lake, Little River, Swayne, Troy
Total not represented: 8.
Instruction of delegates to the
State, Congressional and judicial
Conventions being declared in or.
der, resulted as follows:
For Governor W. r. Miller,
first choiee; S. p. Hughes, second
choice.
Secretary Of State-B. B. Beav,
ers, first choice Jacob Frolich, see
ond choice.
Audi,or-John Crawford, first
choice; no instruction for second,
Trcasurer-T. J. Churchill, first
choi,e; VIM. +. Woodruff, socond,
Commissioner OF State Lands
D. W. Lear first choice no instruc-
ton for second choice.
Attorney Gsecra!-W. F. Hca-
The Osceola times., 1878-06-22
To the People Of Nissis-
sippi County.

In announcing myself a candi-
date for Clerk of the Courts of Mis-.
siss'ppi county, will state that !
do so at the solicitation of many
friends, and n CALL through the col
umns of the Osceola TINES of past
date, signed 'Many Voters which
induces me to lay my claims before
you for the clerkship Of the county.
| came to this county nearly four
years ago, and embarked in the bu-
sIness of Merchandising, Shipping
aDd Forwarding at Golden Lake
Post Office, formerly Crowells
Landing. There made many
warm irierds and acqualntances in
the lower portion of the county,
and ahere is not one of my old Gus
toners, either white or black, who
can say aught of my business quail
ifications while in busiress at that
place. Failing IN business at that
point, | cast my interests with the
people OF the lower end of the
county and engaged in farming,
where | have been ever since.
My character and reputation in my
native county and State, Shelby
Co., Tcnn.,) has never been assail
ed, nor can any one say aught
against it. Having served IN the
capacity Of Deputy gherif of Shel-
by Co., Tenn, during Marcus j.
Wrighl's term OF office IN 1871 .
and being closely connected with
the criminal court of that county, |
was often called to the assistance OF
the Deputy Clerk, in writing out
documents of different kinds, and
with the experience gained during
my leisure hours around that Office,
| feel that | would not be wholly
ignorant of the duties incumbent
upon me should ] be the choice OF
the good people of this county,
and to them | cheeriuly submit
my claims and ask that they give
me an impartial consideration.
Should they dcvide that | am
their choice, pledge myself and
honor, and give them hearty
guarantee that they will never
have reason to regret the election
of your humble servant.
G. NJ. MASON,
The Osceola times., 1878-06-22
FOR sHERIfF AsD COLLECTOR.

We arc authorized to announce Lo
gan ID. Rozzell as a candidate Tor Sher
ilr and Collector OF Mississippi county
~ the general election, on the frs
Monday in September next.
We are authorized to announce Mr.
A. l.. Cisse,m,, as II candidate tor the
Office of Sheriff and Collector of Mis-
sissippi county, at the general Sta:e
election, on the first Monda, in Sep
tember aexs.
We are authorized to announce w
r. Haskins as a candidate for Sheriff
and Collector of Mississippi County
Election, MONDAY. September =, 1873
The Osceola times., 1878-06-22
Those 'MOcCasOn Tracks.

The county convention last Sat
urday, which, ap 10 the time the
yo.e for second choice for congress
was being taken, was As orderly
and harmonious as it is possible to
conceive bat just at this particular
junctpre, il became slightly agi-
tated. Friend end delegate, J. II.
Williams, who from failing vision,
and a peculiar defect IN his olfacto-
ries, imagined he cav some more
moccas o. tracks, and inhaled o
faint odor of sneezweed, aud sum
marily put stop to the ba ,oting,
by bringing into play his oratorical
powers, just as the delegates from
GaDadian and Carson Lake town.
ships bad voted for J. W. House,
as second chQice. lie commenced
by remarking, that he saw, or
thought he saw, way back in the
swamps, quagmires and morasscs,
rs plaiply as he did ia the days OF
his youth, and again at the late
Monroe township convention, un-
mistasablc evidences OF the closo
proximity Of his natural enemy, in
the shape OF moo;lssoi tracks that
to his sensitive organ Of smell, the
balmy Spring Serhyrs waited tLe
The Osceola times., 1878-06-22
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
Parlor Organs.
word IN their favor fcud
lsr,,t,, H.. fEl.fu IN H,ttrfU.r

\ word IN their favor. read
From The tislLin, ~ kviurmcr.
"We have ia nnr own buu-c one 0t ihe pianos
adyrrt -,d by bHiic + Brauy in mpihrf coll
UNA aud do uut hesitate To- rpcurImrut 70 irnfh
our kuuwlod.' uf H. qGHliiy. Mr Braty has
dealt "rrl uunuullA boy U.s.
H. f. >edgE,cS, uf BoHapagtr, wa, says.
"Or,au ,auic 90 hand 40 -1'r; ami after uuo
hour, Isiai -rHd you the Di-h u more iha1
tueri- my cNruct tiul.s. fur tone i- vAcruilnil-
Nv 7u..Id nolud 'nH~ aud the casr Is stylish ard
beautifully finished -
FrumJ l.. LSor,t. E-l Cashier National Erosd-
way hauk, New lurl
Organ No. GlU received AsIam fully sails
ged with the u-irtH. .cat. rrpit without fgr-
thrf delay hayo uut th,u-ht itu'r"--sty $50 ,Hill
expcrts 10 test a. Al nay igUiis arr icii4.t q ~
Eycry iu-Uumri,t iu!ly warranted ipr six years
~ airiei first cia-- m rN,rA tH-p,ct and 3.r a
guarantee 4 gIuo tluh trty ARE -h'p. rl un truu
5tnI, I,dig, ic-f triah. money refunded Hnd ficiylt
charg paid both "a avs ul Inr Il tiut 1ic Iu any
iurm mi,r,lr-cutud or prove uasa'l-fact"r!
NUihm. Gdrer inau 'hi- caH le 4Acrd
AGENTS 81 ANltp. lUt where have none
lnrgr discounts utIic fo Intro 'urr IN new luc ii-
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