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Men of Eminent Abikttu.

Scholars and chemists. have devoted years OF time
and skillful labor that they might, in a measure,
relieve human suffering. Dr. Faust's German Ar
owatic Wine Is the result Of the most patient and
careful experiments 1t is prepared with the most
scrupulOUs care from pure Grape Juice and the
choicest Fruits, Roots and Herbs, and stands pre-
emincntiy without an equal for thcsuse of ladies
suffering with private disorders, aged or feeble aud
dcblitatcd persons, and those recovering from the
effects Of exhaustng disease. mental or physical
overwork. Guaranteed to promote digestion and
tnvi2Orate and give new and permanent vital force.
In way IL he used as intoNicant. Ask
Druggists. For sale at L. james new Drug Store,
Ebeusburg. Pa. [4-s.-e.O.wIy.l
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OBITUARY.

DONAGHE.-Died, on Tuesday. March -. 1881,
at the residence OF her son. Silas DOnaghe, in Al
leghcny township, Cambria county. Mrs ELIZA
DoSAGHE. widow OF the late Patrick DOnaghe.
aged So years.
For any one who had the privilege of an acquain-
tance with the deceased lady. culogy need be
written Of the subject of this notice. Her blame
less life full OF deeds OF charity and kindness to
wards az her devotion to her family, and her piety
are too well known to need more than mere men
ton. The example OF such life cannot fail To ex-
eTt q lasting influence in the community iu which
ii was passed while the memory Of her many viz
tues will remain only in the hearts Of the large
and respected family which she has reared in our
midst, and who feel only those who have lost
such mother feel, but in the hearts OF all
who knew her only 70 love and revere. May she
rest in peace. N.
Allegheny TWP, April s. 1851
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Soon will the cherry blossoms hang
Their plumes from swaying limb,
And liverworts will lang their caps
Above the brooklet's brim,
And trees will hang their banners out
To tell the happy state
of nature, when the maiden loves
To hang upon the gate.
James J. Murphy. IOe Clinton street, Johustown
sells clothing tor men and boys. youths and chill
dren which rival the cherry blossom hang
and as TO magnitcence. As TO liverwOrts. pe--
init that TO pass drop all talk about nature and
say this, that when You go last the Star Clothing
Hall You go to worse place. He is an old reliable
dealer.
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PROFIT, 81, ,20O.-''TO sum it up, six long
years of bedridden sickness, costing 5000 per
year; total 81 200.-All of this expense was
stopped by three bottles of Hop Bitters, TAX
en- by my wife. She had done her own house
work for a year since, without the loss of
day, nd l want everybody to know it, for
their henefit"-N. z. Farmer. For sale at
f. James Dug Store, Postoffice, Ebensburg,
Pa
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DIxFIELn, MAINE. oct. 70. IssO.-Dr. b. J. Ken
dali Co, Gents: Please ind enclosed 2S cents
for the Revised Edition Of your Horse Book.
have tried your KendaII's SPAWN Cure for Curb
and 70 has done all you claim for il. BY using one
half bottle IL entirey cured the lamcness and re-
moved the bunch. Yours truly.
FRANK STANLEY
BS-keudalls SPAWN Cure and kendall's Treat
Use the Horse can be bought at James Drug
Store. Ebensburg. Pa.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Following is the
official report of the organization of our new
board of borough dads:

COUNCIL PROCEEDISGs.-FO is the
official report of the organization of our new
board of borough dads:
MONDAY, April !. 1881
Council met a 10 o'clock A. NJ. for organization
provided by law. Burgess Humphreys called
the Council to order. The following members were
present: COuncilmen Evans Gutwa.t, Jones and
Parrish.
The newly-eIected Burgess +. ]. Humphreys
presented himself at the Burgess desk and took
the oath Of office, administered by Justice r.
Jones IT.
The Counciluen elect. Alvin Evans and Morgan
Hughes. presented themselves, and severally took
and subscribed to the oath Of office.
K II. Tudor. Auditor elect, presented himself
and took the oath OF office prescribed by law.
On motion Of T. L. Jones, Council proceeded to
the election of Deputy BURGESS. Alvin Evans
nominated Joseph GItwalt for reelection. No
other nominations being made. he elected by
reclamation; wheTeupon the Deputy took the oath
Of office
Adjourned. J. =. DAVIS, Clerk
A FOOLISH MIsTAKE.-Don't make a mis-
take of cOnfounding a remedy of acknow-
ledged merit with the numerous quack med
icmeS that are now SO common. We speak
from experience when we say that Parker'S
Ginger Tonic is a sterling health restorative
and will do all that is claimed for it. We
have used it ourselves with the happiest re-
suits for rheumatism, and when worn ont
by overwoTk. See adv Times. Sold by E.
James, Ebensburg, Pa. G3-21.-Im.1
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VIII you heed the warning, the signal, perhaps
Of the near approach of that more terrible disease
ConSumptiOn2 Ask yourself If you afford tor
the sake Of saving so cents to the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience that
ShilohS Cure will cure your cough. This will ex-
plain why more than million bottles were sold the
past year. 1t relieves Group and WhOOping Cough
at once Mothers. do not be without It, For La me
Back Side, or Chest, use ShiIoh's Porous Plasters
Sold by =. James. Ebensburg, Pa. l4-S.-e.o w " }
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JOSEPH WEIssER, of Summit, was reap
pointed sealer of weights and measures for
Cambria county, but in consideration of the
fact that 'JUse'' is to some extent Demo-
crat, and also tnat he was lately retired for
what are called crooked whisky transactions
in connection with hotel lately kept by him,
Mr.. Peter Campbell, IA stalwart Republican,
stead.
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER CoMPI.AINT.-Isi it
not worth the small price of as cents to free
yourself from every symptom of these dis
tTessing complaints? If you think, so call at
+. James Drug Store, Ebensburg, Pa, and
procure bottle of Shioh's Vitaizer. Every
bottle has printed guarantee on it. Use ac-
cordingly and if it does You no good it will
cost you nothing. T4-S.-e.o.w.1y1
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Chinese Cream
CAMPHOR! F.!
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR THE
r ELIEF E OF p AIN
IN MAN AND BEAST!

Commands the attention of all who have
been fnveterate sufferers of RHEUMA A
TISM, NEURALGIA, HEADACHE,
BACKACHE, FROSTED FEET, STIFF
JOINTS. and all pains in every portion of
the body. The seat of pain is reached
by exciting the pores to action, thus
enabling the curative properties of the
CHINESE CREAM CAMPHOR TO en-
ter, which STILES the pam As soon as the
affected parts are reached. The lini-
ment must, upon each application, be
rubbed in thoroughly; and in cases of
Rheumatism of long standing it should
be used three or four times day, ard
four applications made each time, until
cured. Care, however, should be eXer-
cisco after the pores are opened, to pre-
vent taking cold.
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Ladies, for those distressing COM
plants to 1CHich yOU are subject,
1Lse DR.. FdIGst's German aromatic
Vine al 'Sl.-Tyl
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n & LILY Bros, DRUGGIsrS, OwEGo,
r. .gl F 90 the past three winters / have
SiesI ..-so with cataTrh aud cold i'm the
80 results Last winter ussd yo,r Tl,,aouS o ~
-, ana lguld 10 to accomplish ali you rem
rn7p B-.L- T. r. MCCORMICK CJudge Com
s.. las -s,s :, Elizabeth, y. j., Aug. 3, Iss0.
|B4rT5 III lHE lNTRODUosIoN Of EIv's Cream
a1d Wy sales Of it have daily Increased
rl.,...--s --s unprecedented / confidentiv re-
ki1.lrji jiS ~. lt % all suffering from Catarrb or
|p.-5sr-l,' '''aetses VINO call upon ME, witrthat
n y edge Of It's curative powers e'Td SoliaI "a
4, ie-l5' iSl Druggist. Vilkesbarre. Pa scIJ
Drug Stre, Ebens5urg, Pa
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IMPORTANT TO TRAvELERs.-Special in
ducements are offered you by the BURLING-
advertisements to be found elsewhere IN this
issue. [5-1s.-10m.
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ATDTTOR;S NOTICE III

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"a signed, having been appointed Auditor 10
hear aud decide on the exceptions filed to the &C
count Of John Itel. Administrator Of James Fury,
late OF Munster township. deceased and to report
distribution Of the money in hands Of said Admin
stratur hereby gives notice that he will sit his
office in EbenshUrg. Friddg dpTII zgth. 1851. at
> O'Clock IN the afternoon. for the purpose Of at
tending the duties Of his said appointment. when
and where all persons interested may attend II
they see proper 10 do so.
A. :. BARKER. Auditor.
EbeDshurz. April 5 lsSI.-Sr.
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LIKE my doughuuts fried in lard,
As grandma used to do IL,
But, oh my word. I cannot bear
To have them fried in suet:
And long s l shall rule the ranch.
My wife viii ever rue il,
II she attempts to oil me up
With doughnuts fried in suet.
All which suggests the thought that Sol. Blu
menthal. l1l9 Eleventh avenue, Altoona, can sell
boots and shoes at lower prices than ran be found
elsewhere in this section and whether il suets or
suits is all the same. lie has many pairs of
boots and shoes tor ladies and gentlemen, and so
many other wear for the feet that goes all round
that we can do nothing better than say that Blu
menthal takes the cake. Give him a call at your
leisure or pleasure.
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Now. alas. the spring is coming

Now. alas the spring is coming
With its paint and carpet tacks-
Farewell skates and sleigh-Tide parties,
Furlined cloaks and seaI-skin sacques
Then cometh the Spring-:ime sadness-but that
is possibly classical. Fur-lined cloaks etc tell
US, in language not to be understood, that II you
have ovcrcoat you had better wear tiff not for
your own. then for your country's good. But if
you need. or think You need. new spring suit Of
clothing, buy them AT Simon s. Bendheim's next
door 10 the First National Bank, Altoona. Their
stock is new and fresh.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
II Estate OF JOIN KTHLAHAE, deed
Letters testRIneutary TO the estate Of John hib-
laban. late OF Dean township. decd. having been
granted TO the undersigned, an persons indebted
TO said estate hereby notified 20 make tmme-
diate payment ard chose having claims against
tie viii present II EN- properly authenticated,
for settlement.
DENNIS CAULEY. Executor.
Dear Tvvp.. Nsrrs 3. issf-st
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VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Il superior 10 All other SOAPS II is combined with
Sulphur in its pure unadulterated state. which
the pores Of the skin, teug absorbed into the
blood through the miuutc cspilaries and thus actF
upon the skin. whether it be healthy OF On q dis
eased condition. both locally and constitioually,
thereby eliminating all Impurities from the blood
and exciting the skin % healthy actIun. i pro
duces fnenesE, purity and freshness of the com
plexion which is uneq ualcd- and can be prod duced
by other means. No toilet. nursery OF bathroom
Is complete without GO. Il mukes tbs skin son,
clear. pure. white and healthy is cleansing de-
odorizing. disinlectlu-. soothing. healing and pu-
rifving. removes dandruf. rhlhug. ulcers. sores,
ergptious. rouGhuess and rCdncss OF the skin; re-
lieves itching. burning and singing OF the skin.
and irritation OF biting and stlu-luE Insects VIII
relieve Itching Piles when nothing else VIII have
an, effect. Ask for NAS IiTEEs >UIFHUE SoAPs
insist upon it, and take iInitatigu sold by drug
sfsts Ascheusach & Miller Prcprietors. No. Sol
CaTlnwhiU Street. philadelphia. Pa For sale BY
NJ /. OAr1AN and Z. JANIS. Druggist. Ebens-
bury Pa t11-5.-ly.l
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FOR HORSE
-THE-
Chinese CREAM Camphor
is INVALUABLE.

1t relieves Sprained Joints, Thrush in
Feet, Sweeny, Poll Evil, Blood and Bone
Spavins, Bingbone, and all hard Jumps
caused by kicks or other bruises. For
EpiZOoty, DIstemper, Fever, Colic, Loss
of Appetite, and Weakness, use the Iron
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER.
BSs- A halfpint bottle of the CHINESE CREAM
CANPHoR can be had for so cents from T.. JAMES,
Druggist. Ebcnsburg Pa.
n. B.-The testimonials of persons using this
preparation either on themselves or their horses
will be thankfully received.
TESTIMONIAL
1 have tried the Chinese Cream Camphor for
rheumatism and Nervous Headache, and have
found in ii instant relief l have never found its
equal In all my travels.-CfEoRGE BYSG London
Eng, (son OF Capt Sir Geo. Byng, X. 1. N. Sin
gapore Iudia.l
l used the Chinese Cream Camphor for a severe
attack OF Rheumatism in the right shoulder and
sincerely say, after having tried several other
well-kuown remedies. that IL is the best thing
ever used, curing me cOmpletely.-NIILLAKD F.
WALTON, III \. 4lst street West Philadelphia,
March l. 1881.
After one application Of the Chinese Cream Cam
phor l was relieved of frosted feet.-NATHAN Ell
KAN, AS North Third street, Philadelphia, Pa
Jan. II. 1851.
Having suffered severely with frosted feet I used
the Chinese Cream CamphOr three times, rubbing
II in thoroughly. aud was cured. My mother tried
II Tor nervous headache, obtaining instant reIief
ANTON > IATHEL, 1915 Melon street, Philsd'a
Jan. Is, 1851. T4-S.-5m1
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Your Question

is, VIII this pay for the trouble You
must judge. We will make up the
case,-you must decide it. But we
must tell you that we have created
the Largest Retail Clothing Business
in the United States by the simple
method of giving the best clothing for
the least money. We mean that it
shall pay you to buy of US. If you
buy and are not pleased, return the
goods for exchange, or demand your
money.
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EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE.-A Tyrone
correspondent of the Altoona Tribune fur
niSheS Saturdays issue of that paEer with
the following particulars of the explosion Of
an engine boiler, which occurred at the for
mer place on Friday morning last:
About o'clock yesterday morning, while Johns
town express was lying opposite Tyrone station,
engine No. las of the Tyrone division which was
standing between the Ward House and the station
building. burst her boiler. The cOncusston was
heard all over town and soon the streets were
crowded with anxious pedestrians heading tor the
station. The smoke stack of the engine had been
blown about rod. when tiell 20 the ground with
out doing any injury The top sheet OF the boiler
rose about two hundred feet in the air. passing
over the Ward House ana fell upon the root Of
the Ray tanuery, through which it tore its way,
demoIishiug anOut twenty feet square of the slate
roof. One of the guard rails Of the engine was
dashed 50 violently against the railing surround
stampede among the employees and leave the rail-
ing complete wreck. The glass in the station
and the Ward House badly wrecked. and the
tasty little conservatory of the latter shared the
persons injured are not seriously hurt. The en-
giueer. George Gibbs. and his fireman and two or
three other persons were in the cab at the time OF
the explosion, but were not hurt. J. NJ. Test. of
Philipsburg. and an elderly gentleman named
Williams. OF Martha Furnace. were slightly tulur-
ed. The latter had Just stepped of the Ward
House porch and his hat struck from his head
by the bar which demolished the railing
An employe o: the railroad company. Mtke Boil
luoeT b. name. was at work in the cellar Of the
depot and badly cut about the face by broken
glass. Vance Stewart and the colOred porter Of
the city Hotel. Daniel Yellits, were crossing the
track in front OF the engine at the time, but be-
yond being rather roughly shaken about and we'll
dreuched with dirty water. escaped inlary. VIII
Whitney, son OF 4. J. Whitney. was standing
thorough drenching. The boiler exploded in the
direction Of the pilot, allowing the steam and boil
ing water to pass in front, which saved everybody
rom serious injury. The bell was on the piece
falling Rays tanneTy.
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A BROOKLYN INCIDENT WITH LOCAL IN
GREDTESTs.-Re Henry Ward Beecher, the
renowned Congregations. preacherC nor rhyme
intended1, created quite sensation IN Ply-
mouth church, Brooklyn, of which he Is pas
tor, on Sunday last 0y relating an incident
never before referred to by him, the burthen
of which was that lady member OF his own
church came to him on certain occasion
and told him that her daughter was fascinated
with the "RomiSh worship, and wanted 70
united with that church. Mr.. Beecher said
in reply: "Tell your chEd to wait one year
till her own mind and judgment Is settled
and if then she shall find she Is drawn nearer
to God in that worship, let her come to me
and | will put her under proper priestly
guidance" And she did so whereupon Nil.
BeecheT as he alleges, sat down and wrote
a letter for her to a Catholic priest IN New
York city. And she went and has been nap
DIV In that communion ever since.
Tie incident related, which don't seem to
have been entirely correct in all its bearings,
has had the effect of reviying the 1acts OF
the case in the minds Of several parties le-
siding in JOhnstown, and as consequence
the Tribune OF Tuesday last throws some
light on the subject which will probably be
as much Of q revelation to Mr.. Beecher as 10
anY one else. The Tribune rehearSeS the IN
cident i'm its local department, and then adds !;
THE truth OF history compels the writer 70
state what is known to lie fact TO dozen or more
OF our readers in this community that Mnle tt1e ne
incident. as related Is IN the man c3tTeg, tiS
vouug lady referred to did not wait Tor the tune Of
probation stated but IN iacr was received INTO Tue
Catholic church here. by Rev. o. +. Gallagher. on
the rrsU Sunday in June. 1879. Her name was Miss
Twist. and for some time previous to the ABOVE
date she had charge of the millinery department
in the store Of Gels Foster X Quinn. Before leF-
ing her home in Brooklyn she conceived the idea
Of Joining the church Of which she Is now a mem
ber and her mother, who is widow and in iull
communion with Rev BeecheT's church. bitterly
opposed her in her intended departure shortly
after arriving here she wrote back that the step
which had long been in contemplation would De
taken and 1t receipt OF this letter that hrs
Twist called upon the pastor of Plymouth chuTch
in regard the matter. He told her 10 advise her
daughter wait year, and II at the end OF that
time she was still of the same mind. 10 inteTpoSe
no objection. He also wrote letter to 8 Catholic
{ clergyman in Brooklyn, stating the facts ana eS-
pressing the hope that she ight be happy IN her
new deno.ninational relations. The letter was
forwarded to Father Gallagher. n few days subse-
quent To it's receipt. 10y the gentleman 10 whom ~
was sent by Rev. Beecher. Miss Twist declared
she would abide by the request, Dut two months
aftcrward reconsidercd and was baptized IN st.
Johns church. She is at present in Newark. New
Jersey, following her occupation as millner, ana
is on the hest Of terms with all her relatives IN
Z BROOKLYN
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''VIU = = , RlIIte' I-UtIIsUUI5f IA. I7-o--
RICH PRAIsE.-Letter from PaoIC

RICH PRAIsE.-Letter from Paolo Marie,
the great Prima Donna of French and Italian
Opera
MENDELssoHN PIANO Co. New YORK:
GENTLEMEN am delighted with your Upright
Pianos. Everything seems possible with them.
They have such a powerful tone that can Imagine
myself playing upon Grand. and vet they are
susceptible Of the most delicate shades of express
sion. Their musical quality is lovely, and for an
accompaniment TO singing. wish TO use only a
MeLdelSsOhn Plano. Wishing you every prOsperi-
ty- am, Yours. respectfully, PAoLo MARIE.
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ENGLIsHNIEN formerly supposed that Amer
lean running horses were inferior to theirs,
but during the last two years Parole, Nalien-
stein and other fast ones that were sent from
this country to England, have won hundreds
of thousands of dollars for such Americans
as the MessrS. LorillaTd, James Gordon Ben
nett &c The Englishmen have investiea-
ted the reasons for the great success OF Amer
lean horses and find that they are kept in
such fine condition by the constant use of NJ.
b. Roberts Horse POwder.-Sportirq Times.
For sale by Z. James and V. 5. Barker & Bro,
Ebensburg, Pa.
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NOTICE. The annual election of
~ Board OF Trustees of the Ebensburg Academy
will be held at the cfoe OF the Secretary in Ebens
burg, Pa. the 18th cay Of april, 1881 between
the hours OF and 7. NJ.
JOHN E. SCANLAN, Secretary.
Aprfl L Issf.-st
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THE PEOPLES
Shaving and Eals-rsEss,E; SALOON,

fI'HE subscriber has the pleasure of announcing
Il to the people of Ebensburg AMI vicinity that
he has opened fTst-class tunSoriai establishment
in the building recently occupied 10y Judge Lloyd
as drug store. on High street opposite the Noun
tain House, wnere he viii be glad 70 welcome all
who want to be shaved, have their hair cat, de-
sire any other attentions In his line. as-Ladies'
hair and hair combings made into curls and switch
when desired. ga Satisfaction rendered or no
charge made. Please give me a call.
H. +. SCHAEFER.
Ebensburg, March IS, 1ss1.-iy.
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SooN viii the festive gardener
Begin to tear the ground,
And seek and spy among the weeds
To see what's lying round.
And should he chance to find the rake
1t may cause him surprise.
If he treads upon the business end"
And the handle hunts his eyes.
But there will Oe no surprise when we say, as
we say now, that Godfrey Wolf next door To the
pOstottice, Altoona, has a stock of Spring for
all classes of the masculine persuasion his
shelves-for anybody who wants anything in the
wearing line-iOr man who wants to be married.
would like to die-foT ! Ohm Smith John Brown.
and all their relatives-haS stock his shelves,
as before stated. bigger, and better and cheaper
than can be found elsewhere in the State.
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L FRANCIS MULyEHILL. Ebcnsburg.-We are
authorized to announce that FrancIs Muiyehill. Of
Ebensburg borough, will be candidate for the Of
fee above named. subject 10 Democratic rules. and
Il nominated and elected, he pledges himself TO
guard the interests Of the taxpayers % the county
to the best Of his ability. I3-25.-tn-l
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DOR COUNTY TREASURER-P.

Il MORAN, LoTetto.-We are authorized TO an
nOUnce that Patrick Moran Of LorettO borough,
will be a candidate fer County Treasurer. subject
to Democratic rules. II nominated and elected,
he pledges himself perform the duties OF the Of
fec with honesty and fidelity. I3-25.-tu.I