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DETITIONS for Tavern. Quart and Eating
Il House Licenses have been ttled in the office
of the Clerk of the Court OF Quarter Sessions
Of the Peace, in and for the County OF Cambria,
by the following named persons, and will be
1sT MONDAY OF MARCH, 1873;
TAVERN LICENSES.
Adams Twp-Jacob IL. Sproul.
ALLEGHENY TwD.-Mary Mc(fSuyh
Barr T~P.-Nicholas Lamnour.
Chest Springs Bor-John r. Litringer, John
Grouse, Adam Iseiden-
Chest Twp.-IOseph Rhedy.
Carrolltown Bor.-Lawrence Schroth, Edward
L. Binder, Andrew fl: Haug.
man, st Ward Hugh Greenwood. Michael Too
hey. Joseph DALEY, Lswre1ce Reich, 2l warl:
nard Fitzpatrick. Edw'd Howe, Meal Halloran,
Henry Gore LIST VI ard; Geo. Aisner, al Ward.
Croyle Twp.-Peter Brown, John MetEgeT.
Clearfield 'rwp-Thomss Dunphy.
East Conemaugh Bor -LenorG Kcss, David Ia
Ebensburg Bor.-T. II. Heist. East Ward; MI
chael LatteTner, Christina Poster, John A. Blsir,
W est ward.
GaIlitzin Bor.-AIbert Bender, james AGulls,
Daniel Z. Vandrew.
Johnstown Bor-Henry Won Alt. John ksrr,
lst Ward p. H wl.lIour, John Rsab John V.
Shaffer, Philip Schultheis. Conrad Raab, Fl Ia
beth kohler. THOMAS ) Bavts John Schiifhour
John NcDermitt, John Coad, Michael FInesan.
Park U'Conneu 2d ward: Joseph BOxler. John
Fritz. Adam Blershank, John Ludwig, George
Shaffer Charles Zimmerman ST., Charles ksst,
John NJ. King. Charles kropp, August DANCES,
Joseph Shoemaker 80 Ward; A. PieIfer, |" III. II.
"
weigand. 5th ward Henry Shaffer eth War.i.
Iioretto Bor.-Florian Bengele A. J. Chrsty.
MiilvtIle BOr-E Emanuel J Jsmes, Richard Dow
ling. Jos Fieldhouse Hugh McGrory, lst Ward
Robert SageTson. 2d ward.
Geistown. RichIaDd Twp-Chrlstisna Helms.
Bernard Nees.
Summitvtlle Bor.-Christisn Reich.
Tunnelhili Bor Michael McNOrris Anthony
McCue. Mathew DlgnBm. Patrick O'Dowd-
Nilmore Bor.--Goo. " enderoih, Joseph Horner-
John SchrOth.
Washington Twp-EliEs ]. Unser. Iichael q.
Bradley, Geo !. Schwaderer. q. A. George, Maj
saret Helle. Mark ushlln, !. ). klsl.
Isder Twp.-Jacob Roehm.
QUART LICESsse-
Johnstown Bor.-Henry Fritz, Fisher Co, 81
Ward.
RATING HOUSE LICRSsEs
Chest Twp.-Thomas OFT. George Crook.
tarrOlltcwn Bor.-Henry Blum. Julius Steich.
John.town Bor.-Ann Mary hurtk. lst Ward
Charles wehn, John A. Stemmcr Jacob Jscoby,
4th Ward.
Loretto Bor.-Peter Brown.
Wflmore Bor.-john Schroth, y. F. Kirby
Washington Twp.-Jesse McGough. Christie
pher Robne. g. +. O'DDNNEIL ClerE.
Clerk Ofice, Ebensburg Feb IL 167s-:t.
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a UDITOR'S NOTICES. F

a. BURNS rs. JOHN j. KRISE ct ai.-Iu
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Cambria County
NO ls9, December Term. 1878. l.. ID
And now, February IL. ISIS on motion OF Johns
ton seaman Esqs.. Joseph Mcdonald Esq
appointed an Auditor to report dist ribution of tie
fund in the hands OF the Sher II, arising from the
sale OF the real estate of John J. Krse, to and
among the parties entitled thereto.
by the Court.
In pursuance of the above appointment will
sit at the Court House, In Ebensburg on FRIDAY,
NJ ARoH t~s. 1873. at ] o'clock. p. NJ. where and
when parties Interested can attend IL they think
proper JOSEPH MCDONALD Auc..or
EbensouIg, Feb r. 1873. D..
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE-Having

- been appointed Auditor by the Or
phans' Court of Cambria county to hear and decide
upon the exceptions filed to the confirmation of
The first and partial account of sylvester ByrDe
executor of James Byrne late Of ar oil towns hip
deceased and report distribution of the fund in
the hands of the executor to and among the par
ties entitled to receive the same notice is hereby
given to all parties interested that will attend
10 the duties OF said appointment, at my office in
Ebensburg. on FRIDAY, MARCH stu, 1873, At 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, when and where they
must present their claims, or be iebIrred from
coming in for share of said fund
GtO. w. OATMAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, FEB. Il 1878 St.
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BUBorOCELE, OR RUPTURE.-Over forty
years experience in the application of trusses
and the treatment of RUPTURE Mas enabled
me to do the hest that can be done in airy
such cases. make and apply trusses which
will always hold in a rupture or breach of
any KIND, and located in any part of the
body, In large number of cases I can ef-
feet thorough and radical cure. Who il
there that will linger through life with this
dangerous deformity when such assurances
of safety are offered No one. In cases of
children, cure can always be affected as
well as in the cases of females, although the
disease is as one to five in that of the other
sex. L likewise treat, successfully, every
disease of defornlity and weakness needing
outward supports ns well as chronic d seases
of a difficult and stubborn character. Those
who have tried other sources and failed,
would serve their interest in calling on or
addressing me.
DR.. KEYsER. 24O Penr Ave, Pittsburgh,
Pa, opposite Christ's Church. Cut this out
for reference. l2-6.-lm.
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OB1E rs RY.

FARBER. Died. I'm Wilinore. on Sunday sf-
ternoon. Feb. IL, 1878, Miss EMMA, daughter of
David and Sarah FHrber, aged 10 years and q
months.
Lines prompted by the death of this estima-
sHIe young lady Will be published next week
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HY EE ENEAL.

PAUL-DNNNEILY.- Married. at Lloyds
Vile, In White township, on Tuesday. Feb. g.
ISte, iy Rev. j. II. Mathers. Mr.. .WM. L. PAUL, of
ldoydsVill". and Miss MARY Z. DONsEIIY of
Houtzdale, Ciearficld county.
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NOTICE.-In the matter OF the ap-
~ pointmert of II. Kinkead, ESQ, Trus-
tee or Henry Rihlett, an insoITent debtor; Mo-
tce is hereby pfvsi that Will eft at my Oftce in
the borough of t.o-nsburg. on TUEsnSr. the 1Hf IN
day OF FsRBUARY, 1878, at O'Clock, p ". Tor the
purpose of receiving the proofs Of the creditors In
support of their eiaime agairet the said Henry
K 10. .ett- II. KINKEAD.
FEB. s. Is7s,-f.s 1rQsree o! Heusy E.s.stt.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER-In

~ compliance with the wishes OF many
friends. have concluded to be candidate for
nomination for the ufhce of county commissioner.
JOSUE ID. PARRISH
Kbensburg, Feb IL 1sTs-lm.-
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DAY UPl PAY UP All persons

- indebted to the undersigned will oblipe
me and save costs for themselves by settling their
accounts en- or before the first dav OF pril next
VIM. LITZINGER.
Lorctto, Feb. Is, ls7s.-5t.-
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APPRAISEMENTS

Notice Is hereby x ven that the tol
lowing named appTai>eBleE8ts or psas9srfy OF
decedcnts. selected and Sef sssrt for the w idows
81 intesiates under he Aes 0f Asse1bly OF
l4th OF April, A. -. 1851. have been afeN In the
RcRister's cfbc at Eet nsburE and will be pre-
sPnted 10 The Orphans Court Of Cambria coup-
~, for approx al Bnd a allowance. IN wEDNPspAY
the 6sh day OF MARCH. a. ID. 1875. to- wit
/ Inventory and appraisemsnt q osrtsir r.r-
sonal property appraised md set srsrt for Hea-
rietts PoUcli. willow Of Thomas A. Feaali. iaFs
OF w hi:e township. deceRss,I-SSat
Inventory aud Rpprs izeiaeut af certain 80
sonal property appraised and SET apart for A1ns-
T.. Liegler. widow If JRs.us ZieEle- lats-si ia fi
Vile borough. deceased S.5l 81
. Inventory and Rppra ise menf n es~fsfr ~
sonal property appTa ised and SCI pert iur He.s
Doyle. widow OF James Dor le, lie u eItcc ns
Blair county, deceased-$S01.
T. Inventory and aipratse ment : 2 certain ~sal es
tateiaPpraised and set apart Tor risfv ssarEptit
deceased s22S. -
JAMES +" sT$GER. Register.
Register Once. Ebea slislf.s Et.s Il fs4T
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Ana Packer Of Golfers Hon. Asa Packer
Of Mauch Chunk, the richest man in Penn
syiVaDia, is a decided success.
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- of Causes set down for trial 1t Conrt
OF Common Pleas 10 be held at EbenshurE. in
and for the county OF Cambria, commencing
on MONDAY, MARCH {Gh, 1873:
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OF CO-PART-

DISSOLUTIOk OF CO-PART-
~ y ERSE fP---giie CO partnership here
tOfore existing islHaea he Undersigned pntier the
name ami styis q = a. Sai1H Co, in mining
and shipping eea ir9fi rlincs Ia Washington town
ship Cambria eQunr has this tfay been dissolved
by mu; nal cansent = il SstTa will settle mn
sl the bus ncfs q. 1ft= old hrm and csutinur ne
JOHN REILLY
s. II. SMITH.
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Registers Once. Ehes shalis. soy. Il isTT'

a UDIT0n'S NOTlCE.-The un-
- ders .gned Arstifor appointed nv the
Orphans CouTt Of cHsarrfa county a. report ffs
trih'l,ion of sac frod ir The hansf-a Jesse h d.
rSnd. AdIniE.s - rstus - .laAn e.. Uim0nd. decd
hereby EiVos noti Bat he vii 81 his once in
EbeEshurg on SAT-. .Enss. the 2Sss dav of FER-
kCAEr- ISIS, 81 O'clock -. \ frg he purpose Of
attending to the du ief 81 Fafa appoint uient-
Those having aifa- ~ -asa nIua are requested
70 present them, - D. sfharref rom any part Of
the M ~ Sft - .ER autttnr
Ebensburg Fsb. 2 s g.
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a UDiTOR'S EOTiCE-Havipp
IA been appointed by he Orphans ConTt
OF CsnisTta essnriy aftur q distribute the fnna.
IN tie asrnt = see Z. hssac. Esq administrs-
tor 81 A1eert ia tlse shown by his xsxth
AM hTai SccolEt. .sltice Is hereby zlreu mas \
VT AZ end Is s duties oF rny aTssosss t-I,4Df a.
m eisce r. ti'ezzl, arg, On FUASDkr, TEA>v 9s:fh
les. - .ke iiJGE oi = eiock r 1s
7. ". lil0E Auditor
Eben-burs, Feb. G, ls5s ct
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PRICELESS DISCOVERY.
Sure Cure for. Piles.

for the blind. bleeding. Itching sss
ulcernted piles has been discovered by Dr. wa
liam-an Indian remedy-called Dr. william q
Indian Ointment. A single bottle has cured the
worst old chronic cases of twenty ave and thirty
years standing. No need suffer I've minutes
after applying this wonderful soOt hing medicine.
harm than good. Williams Ointment supports
the tumors allays he intense itching tpsrtieu-
lnrlv mt mig ht after getting warm in hed). acts
poultice, gives instant and painless relief, aun
is prepared only Tor Piles and nothing else.
Thousands of cured patients attest its virtues.
ami physicians of all schools pronounce it ths
greatest contribution TO nj cdicine Of the age. II
matters not how long severely you have bees
suffering. you can he cured.
Mr. Joseph NJ. Ryder. Cleveland, Ohio. write:
J. suffered for years with Itching and liberated
Piles, tried remedy after remedy advertised. and
consulted physicians IN Philadelp lphia, Ioui sville
Cincinnati. indianapolis aud this city: and spent
hundreds of dollars but found relief until OBJ
tained a box Of DIR. Williams Indian DIN Mt
come four months ago, and It has cured me com
pleteiy. had part of the box left which gave
to a friend OF mir.e who had doctored with many
physicians, and a. last resort went to the noted
Hot Springs. Arkansas. for treatment. He in
forms mo that the Indian Ointment has also cured
him of the Piles. Ii is certainly q Wonderful dis
covery, and should be used by the many thous-
nnds who are now suffering with that drete
disease.
Hs- SO. 900 Reward wlllbe paid for q Ger
tain remedy. Sold by all Druggists. DIR. @. w
FRAZIER. sole proprietor. Cleveland, q.
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SHERrFF'S SALES-By virtue
~ of snrdry writs of Fl. FG and Pend. Ez-
pom. issued out OF the Court of Con mon P leas
OF Cambria county and to me dtrsessd, tbsre
will be exposed to public sale. at the hossi -
Conrad Raah, in Johnstown, on SATURDAY, the
2d day of MARCH. Is 8, AZ o'clock, p. -, Ihe
following real estate. to wit:
ALL, the right, title and interest OF EphTaim
Adams, of, in and to piece pircci or land sit
uatcd in Taylor township. Car4nria county, Pa &,
adjoining lands OF Cambria iron Company. ] on
athan Eckel. George L Bowser. and others con
tanning $50 acres, more or lees, having thereon
erected n two story Plank house. a one story log
house. bank barn and stable, now in the Occupsn-
cy OF Henry Rager and Iesse Berkepile. Taken
in execution ana to be sold at the suit Of DaY.d T.
Hess. adm illustrator OF John ID Adams
ALSO. all she right, title and interest Of Freder-
lex Hoffman. Of, in snd to lot of ground situated
in the ith Ward Of lohnstOwn borough. Cambria
county Pa. fronting the Bedford turnpike On
the east, adjoining lot of Hugh Ryan the mort h.
and lands OF heirs O; }. Horner. deceased. on the
south, running back to an alley. having thereon
erected n two story plank house. now In The oecu-
pancy OF Frederick Hoffman. Taken in execution
and TO. be sold at the suit OF Margaret Stemmer.
TERMS OF SAIE.-One-third of the purchase
money to ne paid when the property 's knocked
down, and the remaining two birds befOTs the
confirmation of the deed.
JOHN RYAN, Sheriff.
aheriff's Office, Ebensbury, Feb. 8, 1915
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EBESsBIRG WARKET.

CORRECTED WBsKLY by MYERs sS IIoyD
| lour g bbl.s7. so to $500 Corn Meal per Ib
Butter, roll per ID. 20 Euckwheut Flour
snI Il rA.lclr lr.ai
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EheriH's Sales.

10y virtue of sundry writs of VeHd. f rpGn..
ID Alids Vend. Erp0n,, Fl. Fd. ard FL. FG. Post
Feiid- ETpDI.. issued out OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Cambria county and to di-
rected. ihcre will I've exposed to public sale, at
The Court House in Ebcnsburg. on
MONDAY, March 9TH. 1878.
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AZ CARDS .oc.. or 70 CHRONO CAR wfts
-iO Iaass, 20 SRkScEE : Co, Nassau, n r
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nANlEL MCLAUGHLIN. .zgoraev.
- -t-Ec,e, Johnstown. Pa. osHce IN tn ola
ENcha7ze es,ffnfng. up stairs. lcofney a.. C2if-
ten and Lncust streets. Will attend 10 al, hus.
fpees cornsci with his profession.
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TRIAL LIST, MARCH TERN-List

JAMES VI. SINGER. Register.
Registers Office, EhensburE, Feb. 1, 1SIs.
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And forever quieting the title of said plain.
tin Ia said property against any and all claims
said property or any part thereof, and espe-
eialIy the claim Of said defendant. AIexander
by virtue of q Judgment obtained BY him n:
Sept. sth, 1s7s, against fhaddeas Il Waife en-
and the claim of Edward Carroll to have any
interest in said lands by virtue Of Judgment
Of said district court in his favor and a0ainst
sad walker, and that said defendants, Alex
quired to redeem the said lands from the sale
had under the decree OF said court in the ac-
ton wherein A. D k1mban was plaintiff and
7. Il. Walker and others were defendanfs
OF be forever barred from claiming any inter,
ess IN sa1d lands; And the claim Of defendant
claim Of George H. Estabrook 10 own 1ii said aid
virtue Of sac By sRer u T von eou n ~
the action of Julia A. Goodwill against Thsd
from said sheriff to j G. FraSer- and a d dsed
from said Fraker to said Estabrook and tfaf
said sale be adjudged 70 have been redeemed
And the claim Of James christie to own the
" sec. "a, y sec. . and n X sec. 80, all In
Lyon county Ia action of Julia A. GoodWiIl
sgaInss i said Ma1ker IN said court and deed
rom f sag ~ s2efin % . 9. Fraker, and deed
and George H. kstabrook to James Christie
and that said sale be adjudged to be redeemed
The Slain Of Alexander Taylor to n Y ser.
10 tp. q range II, by virtue Of warranty deeis
from said walker 70 him. dated June 1efh
lS60. and Nov 18th, 1862, respectively. and
that said deedsl be adjudged to be mortes0es
fully satisfied and discharged.
And the claim Of DAVID N. Jones to N " of
sec % tp. Is range II, to have an inter-
est in said land BY virtue Of agreement made
with T., II. WALKER, dated Oct 5, 1859, and
recorded Oct II, 1883, in book b OF deeds on
page ia OF records in register Of deeds once
OF Lyon county, Kas., that said agreement i1e
annufled and removed as ia cloud from slain
tits title to said land and for such other reITeg
as TO the court shall seem meet and proDer- he
sides costs GtLLETE q FORl5F -
Z-St ABys foy plaintiff
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GE.TTNE
FOR DROPSY.
I never shall forget the First
Dose.


Mr. III. r. STEVENS: Dear Sir-I have been
great sufferer from dropsy. 1 was confined
TO my house more than year. Six months
of the time l was entirely helpless l was
Obliged TO have two men help me IN and out
of bed was swollen nineteen inches lar
ger than my natural size around my waist. /
suffered all man could and live. 1 tried all
remedies Tor drOpy. l had three different
doctors My friends all expected would die.
Many nights l was expected to die before
morning. A last Vegetine was sent me by n
friend. never shall forget the first dose 1
could realize its good effects from day to day /;
was getting better. After had taken some
began to gain now quite fast. After taking
some ten bottles, l bould walk from one part
of my room to the other My appetite was
good; the drOpSy had at this time diSappear-
ed. kept taking the Vegetine until I re-
gained my usual health. heard of great
many cures by using Vegetine alter got out
and was able TO attend to my work. L am a
carpenter AMI builder. will also say it has
cured an aunt of my wife's of neuralgia, who
had suffered for more than 20 years. She
says she has not had any neuralgia for eight
months. have given it to one of my child
rem for canker humor. have no Doubt in my
mind it will cure any humor; it is great
child Will recommend it to the world. My
father is so years old, and he says there is
nothing like it to give strength and life to an
aged person. cannot be too grateful for the
use OF 1t. am, very gratefully yours.
JOHN n. NOTTAGE.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-If Vegetine
Will relieve pain; cleanse, purify, and cure
such diseases, restoring the patient to perfect
health after trying different physicians, many
remedies and suffering for years, is it not con-
elusive proof, If you are sufferer, you can
be cured? Why is this medicine performing
such great cures? 1t works in the blood, in
the circulating fluid. 1t can truly be called
the Great Blood Purifier. The great source
OF disease originates in the blood; and no
medicine that does not act directly upon it to
purify and renovate, has any just claim upon
public attention.
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Gould and the Santa Fe.

From the Chicago Times.
The action of the Denver 81 Rio
Grande Railway Company III refus-
ing to pro rate with the AtchisOn,
Topeka 81 Santa Fe line, has been
interpreted IS meaning that the
former. road is subject to the dicta-
ton of Jay Gould. There has been
an open admission that Mr.. Gould
had promised financial assistance to
the line, and it is gravely suspected
that in consideration of extending
this aid he is to be allowed TO use
the road to the injury of the Atchi-
ison, Topeka 81 Santa Fe. 1t is not
improbable, therefore, that the ac-
ton of the Denver 81 Rio GraDde in
shutting out" the Atchison, Tope-
ka 81 Santa Fe from Denver and
contiguous points, except upon pay
ment of the full arbitrary rates, WAS
done directly at the instance of Mr..
Gould. A gentleman who is well
posted on the merits of the fight,
but occupies such position that he
cannot well afford to take sides
with either party, represented 10
reporter for the Times, on yester-
day, that the Atchison, Topeka 81
Dduld . IOG1 10 JtdCCo HI a must
uncomfortable fix. 1t seems that
the eastern agent of the road con-
tracted tor the transport of con-
siderable quantity of Denver freight
via his line and the Denver 81 Rio
Grande. This business was covered
by "time contracts" which, it is
alleged, were made with the consent
of ID. &. Dodge, the General Freight
Agent of the last-named road. The
rate stipulated was very low, there
being no regular tariff at the time.
After the Kansas Pacific and Union
Pacific had beed consolidated, and
the narrow guage road gave formal
notice to the Atchison, Topeka 81
Santa Fe that they would thereafter
DE charged arbitrary rates from
Pueblo to Denver on all through
business, the latter company claimed
that Mr.. Dodge was at least NOR
ally obligated to carry out the slime
contracts" and demanded that he
do so. Mr.. Dodge replied that he
would take advice on the matter
and give his decision. The matter
rested there until Jay Gould and
Sidney Dillon visited Denver, some
weeks ago, when, it is alleged Mr..
Dodge informed the management
of the Atchison, Topeka 81 Santa Fe
that he would not carry any of the
New York freight at the contract
prices. The latter company there
upon gave formal notice that it was
out of their power to protect these
contracts but it is believed that the
road will be compelled to carry the
freight, though this will entail
heavy loss, as the contract rate Is not
sufficient to tide them over the arbi-
trary charges from Pueblo to Denver.
II the AtchisoD, Topeka and Santa Fe
should be compelled to carry the
business at a loss-and it certainly
cannot be carried at a profit-it is
probable that all effort will be made
in the courts to compel the Denver
s. Rio Grande TO bear its pro rate of
the contract price.
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cried out EAm / to proceed with
this ceremony or am notT
The two brides with one accord
screamed MOI
Perhaps said the mayor, whose
wrath had again cooled down, 'you
could arrange matters between
yourselves if you were left alone.
The clerk will show you to my pri-
vate room. l will give you half an
hour
At the expiration of that time the
parties were summoned to appear
before the mayor.
Have you settled your difficult
ty 2 he asked.
yes. monsieur lie Maire? ex-
claimed both bridegrOms at once.
ooh, then, l may proceed with the
ceremony
Yes, Monsieur lie Marie; but
but
well, what is it?'
'We have effected change, Mon
sieur lie Marie
"A change. What do you mean p
"a change of brides, Monsieur lie
Marie
And so it was-the jealous bride
groom had taken the jealous bride,
and the young lady of the tickle
chances had taken the gentleman
who liked ladies to make eyes at
him. The astonlshed mayor look
ed at them in silent amazement for
a moment or two, but they met his
look unabashed, so he shrugged his
shoulders and said: well, if you
are satisfied it is no business of
mine. l will proceed with the GER
emony.' And married they were.