The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-08-07
AMPUTATION OF THE LEG.

Honey is the Universal necessity. and none IN
eynic or a fool viii affect to desPiss II. Nj
Ahrsm Ellsworth. o; Port Even. Ulster Couptv
" Y, had realized this truth. His disease in
voiVed the whole Of hts thigh bone nd the safer
ing nan looked forward. not ~ithinz appars,t
reason. 20 death his only deIfverer The fag,tlv
phs sic7ans refused To amputate tn limb. assert
ing that the operation would kIII the rafisnt -
the spot DR. Ddrid K E.NN EDY of Rondout N
I L. who was consulted. held 4 different opfnfor
and amp1;ated the limb The Dnetor ,,eg "a
z ministered freely his great Blood Specfuc Paw
ORlIE REMEDY to sford tone and strength +,
% %the system and prevent the return OF the disease
and hr Ellsworth remains to this day in the
: bloom Of hesIth. This gentleman's disease vas
W NE 2llsIring n o. iouI blood; and Kennedy's IA
stored 70 him the power once more to edIov his
able to The same causes Try Favsrfte Re,na-iv
7 Four druggist has it, ONE DOLLAR b,tfis
B-sr in mind the proprietor's name and address.
D Ddrfd Kennedy. Rondout N Y
To Keep the BLOOD Pure is the PRINCIPAL
end o. inventions and discoveries in meticIre.
To this ohJect probably has c.utribufed
moe sgnallv than DIT David Kennedy. Of Ror
which has become lannon's under the title of the
"Favorte Remedy Il removes all s,a1tfyi,ies ~
the BIO t. regulates tfs tisorjers5 T 49, - "a
Kidneys. cures Constipation. Dyspep.Ia and an
diseases asd weakuesses peculiar TO females.
A NENDMENT TO THE CONSTI.
"A tion to the citiseEs OF this Commonwealth
for their apurovai OF Rejection by the General As
Sem9ly oi the Common" ealth OF Pennsylysnti.
Published by order OF the Secretary Of the Com
mOuwealth. tE pursuance Of the lst section ,f
Article XVIII OF the Constellation.
Joint resolution proposing an amend,u %
the Constitution Of The Commonwealth Of Penn
sylvauia:
BE II resolved by the Sens:e and House Of Rsr
reseniatiycs OF the Com mons wealth Of Pennsvl-
vania IN General Assembly met that the follow
ing Is proposed - an amendment Of the Csnsti-
tutiou of the Commonwealth OF PenDzyIvanfa in
accordance with the provisions OF the eighteenth
article thereof.
AMENDMENT.
That section i've Of article i've OF the Con=titu-
tiOn o. the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania which
reads aS follyWs: .sWheueycr a CON rtv shall ,,r-
tain forty thousaui Inhabitants 10 shall constitute
& separate Judicial district, and shall elect one
etnbiy shali provide cor additional Judges, the
business OF sut districts may require C5untfes
containing popui tiGn less than g. me. .eut To
CONSTITUTES separate districts shAl be f1rmef into
be attached to contiguous districts sS the Gen.
ersl Asssu. .bly may provide. The Office of ssso-
cl2to Judge not learned the law is abolished
ID counties i"rtninZ separate districts; bat the
stitutjSu shall be adopted shall serve for -hefr
uncNpirei terms. he and thu Same Is hereby
amended. SO a. 70 read as follows Wbaueyer a
county shall contain Sixty -Ssu-aud fuEahitauts
may elect one judge learned in the law. ald the
General Assembly shall provide for additional
Judges a5 the business Cf said districts may re-
quire todnties not forming separate districts
as the General Assembly may provide The
ONCE OF associate judge. not learned the law is
abolished in counties fuTmI ng separate districts
and having more than one law judge: ovcry her
not be required t. lc ieSrusi the law: but the
several associate judges 10 Office when this
amendment shall DO adopted, shall serve for
their unexpired term.
true copy OF the Joint Resolution.
". :. STENaER
Secretary OF the Commonwealth