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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16
A DNTNTSTRATOR,S NOTICE

"a Estate Of NJ kRv ADAMS. deceased.
Letters Of 'adm iuistratiun on the estate Of Mary
Adams. late OF Clearneld township. dec d. having
been issued to the undersigned. sll persons know
ing themselves indebted te said estate are hereby
notified 20 make Immediate payment. and those
having claims against the same viii present th0Tn
properly authcut icated Tor settlement. 10
MARTIN L. CARL, Administrator.
tlearheld Twp. oct. g, 1Ssl.-6t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

For ladies Misses and Children.
Ladies' fine Cashmere Hose at 80. 30. 45 and soc.
Ladies' fine Cashmere Hose, 75c., $l.0o, Sl.25 and
Ladies' heavy Cotton Hose, plain dark colors
and fancy stripes.
C,hldren'sa< Wool and Cashmere Hose. in hand
some strines and fancy plaids.
Mems Half Hose Merino. Cashmere. Cotton
Special bargain In so dozen Mems Real Scotch
Wool Socks. extra heavy. opened to-day.
SILK EANDRERCHIEFS
50 dozen SILK Handkerchtefs. in q great vayiety
Of handsome new designs, ~ zoe each pure silk
- dozen silk Handkerchiets, pure sllk- at 4Oc-
100 dozen SIX Handkerchiefs. at 50, 90. 75c. and
s1 900. tn cvcrv imaginable style, and quality.
SIX and Cashmere Nufiers-
plain and fancy borders. at 121Sc. each. and up.
Attraction in the Cloak room constantly increas-
OF Plush. at $500. Walking Tickets at s. 50. $50
50 90. s7o Oo sI2 80 and $500 in light cloth and
fine Black Diagonal Dolman from 800 M to $1,000;
an endless variety 70 select from.
Dolmans OF Satin MervoilleuI. etc, AZ $500,
worth $4,000.
Dolmans. new shapes, Satin Rhadames at s3ioo
worth $500.
DoImars. trimmed IN Fur and Plush, $40 90
s45. 20. $50 90 and $4,000.
SIX circulars at SIS 90, $1,000, $500, $500 up tc
Seat skin Sacaues to Suit alI in prices size and
quality. commencing Mt on, and up to the best
grades.
A very good variety ChiIdren's Goats UIster'
and llstcretts. commencing ~ 500 and M 70 80
New D-ess Goods. New SSilks. New plushes and
NeIvefz New PRINCES Pa ssemeuteries Buttons
etc--Ncw Neckwear. Kid Gloves-button and hook
Zines OF Mems and Roys Gloves. Driving Gloves
Fur Top Gloves. Cloth Gloves. Wool Knit Gloves
BOGGS e BTrHT.
HIS FEDERAL STREET AELEGHBNY y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16

4 HoHSET's NE~r Is said 90 De- The best poll
isher i'm the world for glass lenses But SOU
want to do your polishing when the hornets
are not around 90 help y1u. F0r what shall
it profit a man If NE polish q dozen glass lens
es iu one day and one hornet catch him at it,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OrFIcF or CREssoC SPFISGs CoNPAVv.
TO- sg7 South Fourth S.. Room No 45, 81 Floor,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16
CAMBRIA FREEMAN

.5 circulation LOGS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-01
LITERATURE

Arm ofIhe Lorr, aWake! awake!
T. ON Tuy strength, n = nations shakt'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-01

(See neg papc)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-01
lLGRlBLE Loss ~ LIFt.

Millions of rats mIce cats, bed bugs. reaches, lose
their lives by collision with "Rnugh Rats" sold
by druggists, l5c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-01
PLAQUES.
The DemOralizing Influences of
Corrupt Literature.
Sermon Preached in Brooklyn Tabernacle
on Sunday, November 20, 1881, by
Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmage.

BROOKLYN, November 20.-Dr. Talmage
continued his series of Sabbath morning
sermons on THE Ten Plaques" to-day.
The opening hymn was:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-10

fee in the nature of prohibition
| The territory itself could not do that
The Congress and legislature of thu
general government have always
recognized the traffic in liquor a:
legitimate, and as a business pro
tected at the common law. It is
taxed by Congress and within all
federal jurisdiction. 1t has been
held this does not interfere with pro-
hibitory legislation by states, be-
cause as TO local polity of that
kind IN states are sovereign. Utah
is not sovereign. 1t has grant to
leglslaJe on ''rightful subjects of
legislation" what has been recog-
nlZed and approved by Congress,
cannot be disapproved.and forbidden
by the creation of its delegated au-
thority. The general policy of
the territory is to permit the sale
OF liquors and not prohibit them.
The city charter gives the city
power to raise tax on property. This
must be like other taxes, uniform
on all the property within it's limits.
Under such authority business can
not be taxed at all. The charter
does speak of "tax" in connection
with several other employments.
The use of the word as to several
classes of business, and the misuse
OF 1t as to this, proves beyond all
question that it was not intended to
tax this business. The City Council
may regulate this business, and
license those engaged in it. This is
their sole power, under it the Coun-
Gil cannot go further than prescribed
powers, suitable and reasonable for
its prosecution, and how far they can
go in that direction is a grave Ques-
ton not now before the court, but
open to several interpretations.
The power to exact a fee
for regulations is very limited.
The arguments on both sides were
supported by numerous authorities,
and the result, in the minds of the
laymen who heard the arguments,
was anything but satisfactory, so
far as the arrival at any conclusion
was concerned. The case was taken
under adViSement and the court adj
journing, no indication was given
as to when q decision will be rem
dered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-10
MINING NOTES.
From the Park City Record :

From the Park City Record:
A contract has been let to Mr..
VIM. Crockett for running tunnel
200 feet in the East Wasatch.
OF late several fine looking pieces
Of rock have been brought over
from Snake Greek District. A great
many locations are being made, and
we have not the least doubt that
it is one of the richest districts in
the country.
The Parley's Park company in
tend sinking a new shaft about roc
feet northwest from the present
shaft. New hosting works will be
erected for this new shaft. The old
works will be allowed to remain in
their present position.
The Ontario Company is grading
for = concentration just below the
mill, which will be used to run the
tailings through. There are at pres
ent about 10000 tons of tailings be-
low the mill which will yield an
average of $3.50 per ton.
The Lowell has started up, and
nearly all the water is cut of the
shaft. While it was shut down fix
ing the machinery, the bottom of
the shaft caved in, and that has
been almost fixed up. A sinking
pump that was used at the Lady of
the Lake is being put in, and will
be used until the Cornish pump can
be got to work. The water is being
tanked out at present. The tank
has brought up some fine looking ore
that has been washed into the shaft
from the vein.
Southern Utah Times:
The Horn Silver Mine.-The sta
ton on the fourth level is still IN
der Roadway. The FRANKLIN smell
tiers have not been blown in yet, but
preparations are being made for an
early start. Major Hill is now there
supervising the preparations. Stock
has gone up to SIS. This weeks
bullion output was nine cars.
Bullion shipment must be increas-
ing. We notice a long train OF
schooners coming in yesterday,
loaded with bullion. We learned from
one of the teamsters that large
quantity of bullion is waiting to be
hauled to the railroad at the Bull
liOnville Smelter, but the low price
given deters many from hauling it.
They prefer to come back empty,
rather than pull their teams for
nothing.-Milford Sentinel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-10
HeurY's CaFbVlic SalVe.

The BEST SALVE in the world
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhsum, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, CornS and all kinds OF
Skin Eruptions. Freckles and Pim-
pies. The salve is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction in every case or
money refunded. Be sure you get
HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE,
as all others are but limitations.
Price CSC. For sale by all druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-10
DIR. Green's Oxygenated Bittsrs

Are a cheap and simple remedy for
Dyspepsia and BiliOusneSs in all
their worst forms. It is well
known preparation, and has been
known and endorsed by physicians
for many years, and has been used
by thousands of sufferers in all parts
of the world as Standard and Re
liable Remedy.
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF
cures Catarrh and all affections OF
the mucous membrane.
DIR MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are
the best Cathartic Regulators.
, 1881-01-26

THE AMOUNT OF CASH IN TIE TREASURY,
Il llls 6etn sAll thnt the Controller wplllt havo
to Issue somo ssa9. 0n In sprip this ycar II tho
C,'lncil nu.l0 appropriations as requested, and
appropriated! enrtnin moneys now III tho City
Treasury. lty tho statement published iu yes.
tertlays TlK.'SE i will be aotsccA that tho city
l,Al nn tu llcu ll lSs 0vcr 81 ,oo0 00 III casi.,
hesllrs somo el00,0jJ loft over from npprol,rla.
ttons utcxlended. Thoru Is Mure moncy tha.,
thls, however, md y TMlntss repostar yes.
ten!ay. ilAlu " litllo investigation o,.
"a own aceotlnt.. A. WIS sta,od TO-
cxeel!entty kept. and tho searuhor nut ot facti
hnas M but llttlo dliiieulty IN getting ,hom from
The Controller said to tho reporter II tho
CtA,'!all will lut the t1oneral Fund uOnc, thoio
Will tD no staaon !ur tue lssuo Ut scrip II tIlo
Savings u issl atc 70 approximate those Of lsa.
in9 HMn 4EPsupria!ons , WI h4ye 70 bu cut down
The, t6o savings ot lssa And 1he controller further
hand viii run tho city, On \ cash has!a during
fhts ycnr' by, ! thu Council appsOprlates tho
were. aAa we WILL have 10 do our buaiuess o.
, 1881-01-26

NEM8lA}f kTUCk WITH 1AnY.
newsbny aycd Il. md tua,nch Louis Storm
WIS brlttRht before Justice Wntlncp yesterday
taornEng charged With hnytnK tho night prcvloua
loft IL hnht Oil tic sicps uf Mercy 1Ios,!lu THO
had wlts nat ahlG tu rpcMk English, M,l hts very
romantic story WINS translated to tho Court ly
III Interpreter. It WIS to tho effect tlut whu
he wna KtnltIy on Suite street ut nbout So'alncls
Murtlay hight, Mb0ut hA!r IL block sntlth Of tho
Palmer lf0uac. he wns halted by tho driver Of
carrluAc 1T the currtngc-tlonr l,o was addressed
rs rchly-astIrcd lntly, win asked him to Got III
Will, her Atlsl drive ns lr nsTwnnty street,
1fe assaNtcsl, MID on entering tho unrriago found
two pnrtics there besides tho 1a,ly WIN hHl In
vitcse him In. One of theso WIN Il blk prl with
r1'sy oho''ks; tho othor WIS hmby, which tho
Hirl hold lovingly In hsr Il rms. On
tho scat bcsiao tho la.ly waB
:: essh 'ey royS spS sopSwar x"F% XII hfcr w"s s
s;%1,1 ssS to e1 ,ho y y lonx atc the grraKe
.nlt, when hu ,.utItct! tint hu w.s Oh Twosaiy-
six,h ~ s.rcst. l., nenr ca!umet 4vs,lug. Tho Indy
Si!!s s!s,s sf u 10 Sc ssrss, y, lna si
pSS 5 md i sv. @ IT, + g rF 81 NJ so o s.n, 9 tns @
which service sho WIS to gIvo him 81 whon ho
Tho lA,y took tho baby, mounted tho Steps,
aa.i plsccoS. !" ,a street. st s rs Dc 'e reauic
clltnc ailtl tctaiaoa tho Oi,y. Until 1cntlu,1ian
JuslIru Wulluuu. having l,par,l tho iny's ssury
remarked tint tho Mercy Hospital IL mt il'
cn.ndlnlH Asytitul, and TINT tho lInby must huv6
bDlnHgpa :n sOte ono who did nut know whnt
Hfl.t WIS tlnlIg.
Thu baby, Il ltttio xfrl ot abnut Il days oil.
slEnastil IN y white wOtsted shawl md lncc-
tritnAael tlHdarrlothlng. nttractrtl considerable
Tho ltpllgG lustfcg askctl tho lad II ho was a
father, arttl, nut wuttinK for MI Al.ayer, sul;
- Intend to cntifer l'lpn you M hunor which
nAny NiHn of twice $n1r ago t0 mt POSSESS, ANIL
many wait ycara wltt,u.,t attnint,,g. Tho baby
must l,,t,st ~ T" Tue fG'l,dllsMa' Homo. hui, wo
srt by " 6er III atnr H'rs rotouors. au r. WV W.
VIZ Ktro hrr ynMr nntMc. Louis, altl ru,ncn.lcr
r. .n ngnr ~, y"rse'f wnh ti9 tl,Enlty q pnront.
out u commitment to tho Fouuliinys ltusnu tor
i!nry Sturit." :"
The Its:tco told tho hoy, who looked very
fr4htcncu throughout tho Whuio proceedings,
TINT he might ~, which ho did wlttipnt wMItinF
inr q sreosl LlsliIiuK. At Iuat reports tho boy
lIAl not received Ills GutiAr,
, 1881-01-26
POLIYICAL.
KENTUCKY SliN4ATOlkS1III',
Special pispr4tcA to the CAttaon Tribune.

Special Dfsps4teA to Tie chttapo Tribune.
LOUISVILLE. KY, JAN. 25.-lt Is sattt that
Senator Williams Is urging his friends to &C.
cure tho tlofcat Of Senator ncck, ,ls lis IT,
election would perhaps operate to t,lu llsasl-
vantage of Williams cln.nces for secolld
term. botl, bolng fran the s,,,,le section Of
tho State. Alr. Grceil u. Keller, Of Bourbon
Cn.sMiy, 1t Is stntel, l,As been fnreet to retire
from Tho contest fnr Stntu Snlntur by tho ILL.,
term mutton Of williams frien.ts III nplA,so
MIN becAuha slo H. suspected Ut fRynril,E tito
rcl!rl! 0f Sunnlar lleck. * gentlnIiiatl says:
" "Wlth1ut l,tti!g In my WAY phrtial 10 Sem
ntnr 'I}cGk, It must bJ saf,! Senator
WILLIAMS llnY gotten nStrf|o Of Il igl! horsp
IL ho opens l!iA own cANylAG early md II, l,E-
ErcsSive'y. WhelaIcr Mr. Bcek Ii returned,
or whether Ills pitlce IL supplied by same n,ln
CUHNlly II nut nlnru worthy, tlHru Ii mt
ii!ttGt nrtssect tnr tho reduction uf Senator
Williams. 10 WIS sent tn tho ScnVtb l,y tho
forc4 Ut q sr0l1snl-swoll. which WIS ,.tlrel.
sn11tlg, II nut unnecessary. 1t spent itS force
hr overriding whit 1t sct olt tU t(u, which WNS
SMply IL rv0ukG tho organizers n1I
tho machine lleM sn Kentucky, nlld must
OF Tho Glgulcnts TINT composed it now
rcnl!ze their bluser In placing /. lnnll 0f sl,cil
snal GM!!bro Il, such a high position. Sri,-
ntor WlllIoms, though n gunlAI. generous,
lMpulslye, nn.l kindly gentleman, Is mt cnlll-
liosGtl nf tic StutT tElnt Wlsu rtilnluuIt1tcs
make Senators Of We sllHl,Itl HvtuI O,lr
Mblcst Asul lleaylest-wufgllt statesmen, TO tic
Sel!atp, nrtl II must be admitted Tint Mr,
Wlfl!u!ls does mt sat!sfy these requllu-
nlCItsn
, 1881-01-26
BRIGHTON,
OlYs
HoME TEnHlT0HY WHICH RIGHTLY BELONGS TO

aoatE TEnhifoHf WHICH RIGHTLY BELONGS TO
CI1lcAHo.
Nearly everybody who hns ever l0n|tch closely
Mt man III CbtcnKo must have, notice., Il littlu
vor, of tpnt IN Tho so,ttvcatnrn cnrncr ,,r lin
s,,,, t.,'s.,..a' " ~ ~ ~, 49,. To-. ,".., ~ NV
cHy. oouh''eh IN INC ehst ~ western avenue.
TN the south by Thirty.nlnth street. oil tho
,nnoriug down m tho west to II t,ns no.ut mn
III, ~. -, H., ,.,,1. ~, snto, o
'lu,' oe =" u. "l'ns Il" ua WHICH IS aot 'nc''tlea
within tlle city limits. Thoro Is n0thisig OIL tho
INN to Indicate to whit tils triangle, which IA
uho,,t ,hrcn,nunrtcra ~ n n,it, rro,,, nortI IN
snti, nj tfs ,,%sitr, ftmtts nn fx,, 1,,ii',u Yro
,,nst IN ,vraf IN ito un,thnrn lin i.nlnn,,a
1lfi,m,r, iri,r a., twt si". ,vth,M lin ritv "n,,.
tinra ii ms 1n,i,ln.- ~ Ii, with thirnpn hnt IL
stiii !, tmrf or thn 'i7wt, f,f ,irrrt, Thon tl,n
Vnrh nrf M iSt, wos nj ssnd ,rr,yisinp VIVA mia
pnrt nf thc Jnwn ,f Cicir" lytur netwe"n
Errwfnrtl nni Wpstnr,, nvit,,,ia' Ind Snrti,
avenue mn, tI,o csty.iin,jts on liz sn;,th nil wi;h
thn "xr,ntinm nr tfnt ',rr,. " rhn nhtnr, ~ @ ~
,,nnar"ttnn ~ ~. t,nnst,or,, t,urtGm ,aa ~ ~ ~
snn,1r fnrr;inrv ,Sttt,I, i'm ,,itt. fnr tho lv,.t
SItiG prrts r},o nif"nt ~ In osrr,sInm nv ~ ts
sni,thrrn sfru wus ~ nr.,M,nntintn ~ NJ. " lat,
Mtt;mirrrr tGe a,tnoryi.tir NJ iH,.nr,, ,vhn Hrrn
unff t,,vnSi nrfi,rtv In this iIiifj, strm .',,,m
mt,nlv kI,n,y, IL 1tr,g,.t, s In * nt,tir thta
usn Ia i:IIcnun wl,i,id inv. thmtvn III. III.
ost,cci1iiy his nolItirmi mes. .heiir imv. md
hnv,, ti,rn,vm in nv1r tntu i,hcH~n v;th' ',rbint,
he f,nf NJ thnt lima m nnrtteti"r ,tiiinitr ''A
tt thn r,snm .or - ~, nxca,tu ~ ,a ,crrt.
tnrv frn t:havn Ina INV n'','" i,v " i,nn,r,nh.
irhily II hrin,Ts n % Tn rtt mni hot ~ firnrn
Il is Fr', tt.+ ~ @ : @ t ~. ~ III f;
t,r m al fhn Iiiinf. EeitI,,In ts,wnI II i,n. mi
, 1881-01-26

MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS

LASsls0, Mich, Jan. :25.-'fhe cnll fur the
Republican State Convention to nolnlnate a
J"stIce nt the Supreme Court ln plaza Of
lsaac Narston, and two Rrgents Of the State
University, in place ut Etlwartt Q. Walker
and AndruM Cl[mia, Is published. The Con.
House at noon Feb. ii. The total M1mber Of
delegates Of 1Q
, 1881-01-26
t'ltuYE Ills SINCERITY
GhtENh..ILt,


6pfftat DHpdeeh 70 1ns Chicago Tribune,
GALESA. ILL.,, Jan. 2s5.-rhe extensive wood,
carpet, alld wninscoling factory OF n. DootI.-
n.y. t wa,'n; @ has been sold T. Ge9so
business, which Is already ona Of the leading
industries u Northern illinois,,
, 1881-01-26
LOCOMOTIVES FOR SPAIN.

PATTERSON, N. j., Jan. ga Paterson
locomotive establishment has resolved All
order for elcyen engines for rallroad in
Spain, 6Nttl to be the first colltract Of tie
kind ever received III America from that
country.
, 1881-01-26
THE CITT.IIALL,

shm,ff In r,i1 ,,cot,rr ,,rt,,f,,r m ;, to ,r,
WIN tho appropriations Until thls hnsit,css Is
disposed Of.
thH eA.ct's.Fs tclcHfapn nno teleFnono ess-
,,o,,,s,,, .,,a,,,sh ~ ,,...' .,,. 1"
s".or,n, ",n,ot ~, astnahaa \. ~, u.,,,,' n..,.
s"i,o '....... w. ~ lae o'u.n ,, s"te
you yo,ec eyase',,. ny y n at present on tlo West
m pars 10 "f o elty ''''' 'sef' 'e'0 u 'o"s
I!lE .liiusc!nry committee VII! hol1 IN tnrnr-
Whs h, sovarn rajro on. @ T.
and osior railroads. In reference tn tho rnislns
~ INC Van !l,trGm street vin.Iict. There Is ~
Committee Will nlso hear.
THE o,lca Of tho Sewerage Department is on
rom frn:n IL, 1"it,ay ~ nv tha y. ,1ns an
hcn,js Tho ruof jcuWs billy. md takS Il MI II,
nll tho employees aro morn i,!sIiy onEarcti il,
to III ot Of to rookerv n nt" en ba aro nc, fsI sI.
Ing. g., ,.,,.,.,.-
ItE to!tow!nE NJ GiaIlt.inE permits 'scro i:so!
ys:tSr!" 5 p9 III r1 to srsSs w,"rx
,,1 TITS e fref as ~ f ig s;9c bSs ;i;
sa30ol: toC, Werner: to to urcct t!,rcc-story uni
t3r0ye avenue and Twenty-lltth street, to c0st
s'IYs' c's,,xs,oxr, w, ,xos n,,.,,a rs.,.p.
y nE zig Go',c'! e, ,1 nt M II, M mGsti,
10 sidewalks eeanod u Fnew =. o,,ees Tic @ s"aw ]
i, 1T '9spi ; il sSSpiy VII II a,Sr iosec
c!'st woud b t;s,,iso to $4,000. No far rs he il
ne md li.A the money to do It with. ,tr. Waller
covr,.,srs m e w arc araIn con,,n. u,r' -, flint ,,o
strcet.rrilyny co,npal,IU. bnvu hult"i IN
, 1881-01-26
sPORTSMEN's ASSOCIATION,

SPeeFd{ UHpagfh 70 7hs CAltd0o IF1buNt,
LANSING, Allch,, Jun. a5.-.The Stale
6portslnet's Association nro III session hero
to-day, Legislation will bo asked for tho
better protection of game.
, 1881-01-26

nALDW1A-CLEl.NEE-tr eveulns ian =
It tho rea!nnce of tho htl4e't niottIcr, Mrs H. =
E!elnld sA Wnrrcf-ny.. BY tho Krf. 4. Il. kirrtuc
EhfcIKD. - '" W
, 1881-01-26

..,,. LfNNO OUNCE1IItNT.S.
DkOF. GEORGE Il. FOSTER, OF NEW
l. nrurAwlck. Will eponk In tho Centenary Church
1u+nghs, under thc nutptces Of tho WnMank Chris.
tlar Temperance Union.
THE REV. II. G. CHANGER WILL LEAD
T. tho noondAy pEayer-neetinI to-day at l1 Mad-
, 1881-01-26

,.n would: hct Ter eny to Irishmcn, Work md I'm.
S3Sf Te fa sn ia eoaf:s ss be fAke" from
SHOULD NOT M 1,oDnEp;
4 nthey s sso.,la hs paid foF ,hoir iaaG. IA volce,
ave ss eS sssf y" asa III sf 1 msa s.fs NJ ws so
sss Ss A.; SS;; e ds:s;s
KIana would icarn how 10 f rIc IL iroam nsnery
inetnn t9 Y Y cnsrs.;n,, III, ,i,t ,osU ,Wu rn,
,ntarily, It w".1l o wsl, ~ nlood' m 'Iu g'd M nut
,Isl.d ,h"li 1Iyo to ,o "S sHay RrHnSsy' III ~
r5.6ts ,,eiora Gn tonk % tbcn,. rornnt1 III
S @ ot I i, sSs II, l,;rs % e., ;o sst " shi but sss
feoF n E! me-
naxIsS the fnnE nc"t f r. w T.
rhnrro. wv e"e'' ~ '"es'e' N4'1s's''o'
str. Lyman Ravo up tho chutr 10 hts Honor,
w',n W. H. Ghsere ,,H 1 rs % ~ tex It. i: ,,.,a
VIE u9al,!mGnaly ,C atoptssl:
isf:o!rea, Tint wn int!Knantly repudinto tho
Land LeaEa!o Of our atrcnuons alistanment ur,-
~ xSs Ss'Sss ssed @ ffosf e enSo this and tho money
slr:T 7. 7. o'Connor tpoks next. cntorng hts
ho said they did not eyap!hlzn With the pcoplo
Q, o nfen ~ y 1of sr9fIc trt. lor l6fri IL to
,,, tefo c.at 70 n Tona''!auon: tno
VIA sho wnt,ii a,,rcy ,imlt EnuInnSf' ~ 1ret"mi
heIti hcr nv lin ttrnnf. stn ,vn. r,,sin,, ~ H.
strttrtfnn. nnI Irniand wns III, ,nstr,;nFnent r.,
tha hnn1is tf f,oH tn &c obiitcrate har trom ~
tic ines Of lid carth M natinn.
Inn,nr1iix,u nnJ froto"h co.sIt mt '.t ari"t
stn,nitnnnnItsv ncSsnn ,Sns o h",cd 1s r. ,ettin
I'm jnnt, tncsiiun. fAM,omsc,1 fi,,rttnr hnrs
Insults wtl,ji III no 11nnt Enr1nn1 WIFI, n,iv
shtt h. mi r., % :. ,,nsi,,on u winrn IN ,o, XIV,
tho i,r,tIsh tiovcr,,n,nnt anu In ~ hr,tish ,"nd.
nrtis ThnS .rnrn ,"t not ~ tn ~ Wv - thnt. iisn.
Tor their cG,ntrr: NJ fn s1',rt,,tcss ri5,tnrs ,rn
bo nloro potent than thoir hiooti in reachnT
H. = " ii,n,ol lnpHis' n,|'in :. onnoo, f,r
mpnnr FOR I'm fr;st iahnrcrst ,yhnT wrrr hnr1. h
dischnrrct y tina ianfiinrtia III" iottnr sorhtn,st
nv ihjs ,nrnns. 10 nntnwonisc ,hat "iemcnt Trn;,
Tia tnnnmt fnr,ncr. nv e''''"' '"s> '''"'o"t i4o"'
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sn,nc ro,tinc i,,tsInnss tf,n Ss,,l1 "io,, ma
.,a,.a,, -, ."v o1s "1oat'eo'
EHfLlli WAhD LEAGUE.
,van.1 ,vn1 IeRu,"r R Meeh1y ,ncet,ng OF tno hlRhth
, 1881-01-26

:. Browns Bronchial TrIches will instantly re-
!leva cough, u cold, or huArtoneas. Is cents.
, 1881-01-26

Our vln.lucts md bridges of the futusn, ttr.
Hurley thinks, will demand very sGrtHtis nttetl.
tiun from this and future Councils.
, 1881-01-26

scrjny: 'o'''"''s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." "'fe lfsaed '
{racron c. !la,d..n.....ss 1t. .GHicaaoa.s
l.sEtiu II. Clalal,d. .... ~. ...Chlcauo.
ktsnf n,n ;!1snn IirsG!,sa .t:h!ssg" t:htesg"
isG'n sisf'sss ns'' fs::Gi'ssss III ss:1
Natntsyna Cyra......."7l....C ..Cliieavo.
iSs" is'"ii,ss xs'sH isi:s;, : ,t!sss
sHsssif sssis WI y"asGsx ILL.,
ka;ts ""ts l1isTs;;i: eGh!!ssss:
! Emanuel !. frnnkH....1s ..rhtcnto.
Ann!s l.ory............iy.... ...Chicngo.
!!nt,nst !lretnnor.. X. ..Ch!caeo.
A,nzElo ltyitr..n.......l1.. ...ChlcHEo.
t:,nlIia rrnbp. ..2i.."ChicH3o.
Herman achrncdcr....2 .ChicaRo,
Emilia HHpp.....:. ...Chlcaso.
! G1ed ", G,IsNe;;:. ..CCh!cago.
.ia !.ss'nrr a,ssst;. 1,nsin ss IT. n,
S'sf GsFsntsf:s GesFSsnisfs
saSaaa 'Is5aa hIsssnyasi: haiIs.si GGs}|s%Fs
{ Mliaiam 1!aua..."....m3....!;i nrosn.st.
sutsna 81 ttafs tafs
Asss,o FIanisan;.... ::."z...:GHIeaso.
Archibald Melnnea... ~ -. .1ioboken, MI,
MnHRto j. ID. Ctok......l9.. ...ChlcnRo.
j, M5ossn', M sonkMp.. y. .GhicaRo.
knttp 1!onainNn..u....Al....L ..L1,icago.
lsM.f'a Itndqulst. ..CI,lcnso.
|MFs.xnnis
, 1881-01-26
YH{fNkH.

We recommend Edradea SOW wlng-machlnes
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-12

A cough, cold or sore throat
should be stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results in an incurable lung
disease or consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, Consumptivc and
Throat diseases. For 90 years the
Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction They are not
new or untried, but having been
tested b. wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well merited
rank among the few staple rene
dies Of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at 2s
cents a box everywhere. Inov27y