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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-01-29
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-01-29

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-12-11


AT the council room on Tuesday last,
Burgess Barker made an eloquent and
ouching appeal to the generosity of Alexan
der Fresh, William Carney Alonza Rodgers,
Michael Cassidy and William Carney (there
were two of the same name) who had been
engaged in disturbing the peace of the town
the night previous. His remarks were duly
appreciated, as the men We'd with each
other and Clipped in liberallv. After the
hat had been passed around thirty dollars
was found to be the amount contributed
towards defraying the expenses of the Dor
ough Five dollars fine and one dollar costs
for each, was the way the Burgess entered
it on the docket.
Mrs. David James, of the East ward, in
this place, made a narrow escape from being
horribly burned on Tuesday morning last.
She accidentally upset a lamp, which fell
from the table to the floor and broke into
pieces. She gathered up the broken pieces
and threw them into the fire, when the oil on
/ the pieces of glass 5lazed out and set fire to
her clothing burning one of her arms severe
/ ly. Her son, who happened to come in the
( room at the time, seized her and drew her
up to his breast. thus smotheTing the flames
and putting out the fire. Besides her arm,
| Mrs. James was burned about the face, but
we are glad to say not seriously.
Next summer we'll is to be bored
somewhere on the BIacklick, about five OF
six miles from Ebensburg, for the purpose
of testing the territory for natural gas. A
number of gentlemen have signified then
readiness to come down with the necessary
funds to prosecute the enterprise to a deptl
that will settle the question whether the
gas belt extends to that territory or not
About fifty years ago a well was bored some
where near the old Ritter furnace for sal
by Judge Murray, and was abandoned OF
account of the gas There is no doubt o
the gas being there, but whether in sufficien
quantity to paw is a question that will be de
termined when the hole goes down.
I A man wearing any size larger than
e number 10 heavy upper. double soled booI
should be employed by the County Commits
. sioneTs to stand at the entrance of the Ia
dies waiting room in the court house durin
court week to administer the boot effectu
l. ally to every spec linen of the male persuj
S sion found inside of the room or attemptin
- TO go in. The Goom is intended for a ladie
e waiting room. and it Should be kept strict
Y for that purpose. Some policemen and col
Q stables have heretofore made a practice
n lOahng in the room, and during the pEeseI
e week a number Of scalawags, from both
q home and abroad, who have Just as muC
business in the room as a policeman or
"a constable, have been running in and o
# and having a good time generally with Il
N abandoned females who are now to be Iour
q attending every conrt, much to the disgu
pf faT n Wi m
Is compelled to be in attendance. Men al
e boys should be bounced out, and the hard
~ and quicker, the better.
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To Crafty His Wife


For many years had suffered from Com
plant which the physicians call Gravel. I had
employed some OF the most noted doctors without
Obtaining any permanent relief. and TOR long
time my case was regarded as hopeless. All who
knew the circumstaucs said must die. Finally
my wife induced me to try bottle Of DIR. Kenne-
dy's 'Fayorite Remedy which she had some
where heard of or seen advertised. Without the
slightest faith in it but solely to crafty her,
bought a bottle Of druggist in our village,
used that and two OF three bottles more, and-to
make a long story short-I now healthy a
man as there is in the country.
Since thru I have recon meuded Favorite
RemeIy' t. others whom I knew TO have suffered
from Kidney and Liver complaints; and assure
the public that the 'Fav0rite Remedy has done
its work with similar completeness in every sin
gle instance, and trust some other sick and dis
courazed mortal may hear Of il and try the Fa-
vorite Remedy as l did H-as tllgfoa Monroe,
. CafgktH, y. Y.
uOssss Set q Foolish Prejudice against
/ popular medicines stand between you and the
health OF your wife, child OF baby. l. is Always
! right % advertise a blessing. DR.. Kennedy Z:
I '.FavorIte Remedy is a blessing. It has saved
tbousands, and it will help you. 1 You are sicH
/ from troubles of the Kidneys. Bowels. Liver aua
/ Blood, spend one Dollar I. T this King of Medt
. CiugE.
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LETTER FROM READE TOWNSHIP.
GLASGOW. Dec. I. 1885.

GLASGOW, Dec. = looO'
EDITOR FREEMAN - Believing a few
items from this suburban village of North
ern Cambria would prove interesting to your
many readers, l therefore append the follow
ing:
The "storm king seems to have q mo-
nopoly of things in this section. The roads
are d1Ifted, while the biting cold of winter
renders travel difficult and exceedingly IN
pleasant.
On last Saturday a heavy fall Of snow, ac-
compsnied by a high gale Of wind, swept
through this section and prevailed during
the greater part of the day. The angry ele-
meUts had things mainly their own way
/ The sfeatherv white before it touched
/ mother earth was seized by the Northern
blasts and eddied round and round and at
ter the elements had spent their fury on
them they gave the harmless flakes vale
dictory whirl'' into The highways, only tC
impede the progress of the pedestrian.
The coal traffic on tire B @. r. r. is in
creasing. The coal mines at Mountain Dale
are being operated to their fullest capacity
Large shipments of coal are now being made
from that place.
Mr.. John Hollen, WHO died at this place
D. on the ZULN ut. was otlt bl tAiC OiN EiNNSN
settlers Of this neighbOThoOd, as well as ont
of the early heralders of the Gospel. NheI
he came here there had not been the trace
I of an ak, and the troubles 10 which az eal il
settlers were incident, were fully endured
bv him He was the most piOus and esti
mable man, and greatly beloved by ali WIZ
knew him.
The public health of this neighOOrhood
aside from some few cases Of cold, Is yer
good. DR.. Whorth!y, OF this place, who ad
ministers to the want of suffering humanity
has a deserveGly high reputation in hls pro
fession in this vicinity For his painstakin
and watchful care, combined with natura
ability, he has made himself very pcminen
a in his profession.
So far the inhabitants of this place hay
escaped the liquor curse, there being 10 u
censed house mere, and it Is the SINGER
e prayer cf all the good citizens that thei
: never will be.
, Our public schools are all in a prosperoI
u / condition and largely attended The dire
e tors have established q district institut
The first meeting will be held in the Gla'
Cow school house, on Saturday, Dec. l
There has been a very good prOgra
D prepared for the occasion, and If the weath
5 is favorable a large attendance is antic
pated. TRIO
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The following pupils were perfect in a.
trndance

The following pupils were perfect in at
tendance:
Room, No flames Hoy, Ollie COnne'l,
Philip Shoemaker. Calvin Port, John Ritter,
Walter McCasli0, Carl Dick, Peter Bud wig,
Harry Conual. HerschelI Evans, George
Myers Walter Jones Johnnie briggs. Ern-
est Weakiand, Harry Evans. Herbie Evans,
Allie Jones. May Davis, Emily Davis. MyT-
tie James Daisy COrbin, Maud Shinefelt
Alma Rosensteel, Lizzie Gutwald, Annie
McBrpen. Alice WeakIaHd Addie Kirkpat
rick. Victoria Brown. Emma Oatman.
ROOM. No. 2.-Herry Shnefelt, Christy
Straver, Fred Jones, Johnnie Strayer, Mat
thew Heitchue, Prescott Davis, Charlie
Howell. Milton Luther, Urban Luther,
Harry Blair, Louis Evans. Charlie Port,
Johnnie Thomas. Herb7rt Falcon, FlOTe
Mills, Annnie Mills. Sadie Nipple Jennie
( Gutwald, Gertie LuttrinceT, Maud Richard
/ son, Grace McCaslin, Aggie James.
/ Room. No 3.-Reuuie Oatman, Emmett
/ Davis, John Ludwig, Fred Barker, jimmie
J Dick. Charlie Lang, Charlie Weakand, Ed
4 die Shoemaker, Willie McCabe. Matte Da-
Wis. Mable Davis. Lizzie Nipple, Edith
Myers, Mary McBreen, Minnie Howell, An
ME Maloney, Lizzie Mills, Stella Rosenstee
Minerva Laighty, Monnie Luttringer, Mag
gle McCabe.
Room No. 4-Sherman Mason, OHu
! Barker Herschel Davis Eddie Luther
Leonard Jones, Willie Shoemaker, NOrri:
MASON, NdlIlt JailltN. i'GtNiC N'itiii'' u T.
Medic Davis, Madge Dick, Alice Davis
Lucy Gutwald, Mary Scanlan, Katie NJ
/ Breen,
Room. No. 5.-Geo. Kinkead. Ira Davis
Herman Jones. Jesse HUI, Geo. Dick, Ber
Davis. Nit ConnelI Phil LutTjnCeT, Eddie
Linton. John Dick, Mary Roberts, Kat
Evans, Fannie Richardson, Ida Griffith ,Ra
chel Leidy, Mary Shoemaker, Cora Davis
Jessie Morrow Caddie Kerr, Bird Shenkle
MyUa Richardson
The following pupils were promoted
Fred Barker, Mable Davis, Matte Davis
Charlie Lang and Minnie Howell, from b t
. A Glass of Room 3.
Rosa Manson, Julia Conuel, Jos. Blail
Bertha Hrifchue and Geo, Slough froL
Room No. to i.
Christy Stfayer, Charlie Port and MiriaI
Ludwig from No. 2. 20 3.
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AnImPortant Discovery.

Tue most important Discovery Is that
which brings the most good to the greatest
number. Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will pre-
serve the health and save life, and is price
less boon TO the afflicted. Not only does it
positively cure Consumption, but Coughs,
Colds Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, and
all affections OF the Throat, Chest and
Lungs, yield at once to its wonderful cura-
tive powers. II you doubt this get Trial
Bottle free, at Z James drug store.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-12-11

The edition for 1886 Of the sterling Medi-
cal Annual. known as Ilostetter's Almanac,
is now ready and may be obtained, free of
ers i'm all parts of the United States, Mexico,
and indeed IN every civilized portion Of The
Western Hemisphere. This Almanac has
been issued regularly at the commencement
of every wear for over one fifth of q century
It combines. with the sOu0Gest practical ad-
vice for the preservation and restoration Of
health q large amount Of interesting and
amusing licht reading. and the calendar,
astronomical calculations, CHRONOLOGICAL
items etc, are prepared with great care,
and VIII he found entirely accurate. The
issue of HOstatter's Almanac for 1886 vii
probably be the largest edition Of n medical
work ever published in any country. The
prOprietOTS MessTs HOstettrT & Co. Pitts
burgh Pa, on receipt Of 4 two cent stamp
viii. forward a copy by mail to any person
who cannot procure one in his neiEhbor-
hood
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What "A Reader" HAS to say.
MOUNTAIN DALE, Nov. >, 1856

MOUNTAIN DALEI Nov. D I6SJ-
EDITOR FREEMAN - Sir Seeing an arti-
Gle in the FREEMAN, copied from the Ian
caster IRtelljgencer, asking whose fault 1t Is
that there is such cTOwdiug and cramm!ng
III the public schools OF the present day, l
would like to sav, through the columns Of
your PAPER, that l think it is the fault of the
superintendent, both State and County
The State Superintendent advises. and the
County Superintendent enfOrccs, on pain OF
suspension or dismissal If the county Su-
upIiutendnuts were dispensed with, ana
their salaries divided among teachers who
are well qualified 90 teach, there would be
less crowdinE and examining and better
scholars IL there is any chance for an ar
gumeut let II be taken mp. A READER
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travellers by Sea and Land.

Change of air and travel produces coLsti.
nation. followed by headache and a general
disarr8 ugement OF the system The nauseat-
ed stomach gags at pin, while mixtures
sweet or acid are revolving Nothing Of this
kind is ever complained of in taking Sim
mons Liver R-gulat0T-purely vegetable,
plaasaut to the taste. and its operation upon
tie liver being perfect, at the same time so
impercepdnle that it inteIieres with neither
business nor pleasure.
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OBETEAR Y.

COOPER-Died, at his residence in Sum
MERRILL, on Sunday, December 6, 1885,
years
Tne deceased was for many wears q res
pected citizen Of Cuoyle township where he
had been fOr several terms a justice of the
peace. When in the prime of life he was
ar. active business man and took a Leading
part i'm all The affairs of the neiGhboThCod.
He was strict and earnest member of the
Luthern church and a conscientious and up
right citizen
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tai stock g 0OO, ,OO0 was chartered at the
State Department on Thursday of last week.
The company proposes TO miae coal in Clear
field, Cambria, jefferson, Blair and Centre
counties c. F. BorWind, of Philadelphia,
is president
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The whereabouts of John and Sylvester
Stew IT, of Conuelsvlle, is earnestly de
sired bv their aged and distressed mother.
John left home last summer to go with
O'Brien's show, and Sylvester started about
the same time for Mansfield, Ohio. Pass
tire word around.
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DRIVATF SALE
-UE-
Valuable Real Estate

TUE undersigned offers at Private Sale n targe
/ Two-Storv Frame House aud Two Lots of
Ground. situate in the Borough Of WilmoTe.
Cambria CoEGty. The property Is well situated
and the land in a good state for cultivation. No
more desirable place for private residence could
be had IN said borough.
For terms apply to understand at Cresson-
COmbTia county ANNIE SIORM.
December @. ISS5-3t
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J. 5 DAVIS Clerk.

ANY man or woman making less than $40
weekly should try our easy mouey-makiug
business We want agents for our cele-
5ratpd Madame Dean Spinal Supporting
Carsets: also, our Spinal supporter, Shoul-
der Brace, and bdOmiuaI Protector Com
bIued (for Meu and Bays(. No experience
required -Four orders per day give the
Agent $50 monthly. Oar Agents report
four to twenty sales daily. s. outfit Tree
Send at once for full particulars. State sex.
LEWIS SCHIELE & Co, $50 Broadwa n. Y.
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TONE up the system by the use of Ayers
StrsapariIia It will make you feel ike q
new person. Thousands have found health
and relief from suffering, Oy the use Of this
great blood purifier, when all other means
failed.
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Decorated ChinaWare.:

In Tea Sets and Chamber Sets, consisting of all
the New Styles and Shapes. Also, FANCY VA
sEs, DECORATED MUGS, and CUPS and SAUCERs,
as well as TOYS for the Children. and Ornaments
for Christmas Trees and a good stock of Can
dies ~ We invite YOU all to come and see
what we have for sale, whether YOU want to buy
or not We shall take pleasure in showing YOU
our goods and we think YOU can find something
to please you when YOU want to make Christmas
presents, whether they be for Man or Wife, Boy
OF Girl, or anybody else.
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GTRAY HEIFER.-Came to the res
- fdcuce OF the subscriber. n Allegheny town
shIp about the middle OF j uue. one red two year
old hcfer, with rght cut of. TWO short sll IN
the feff. white sp0t on the forehead and a little
white on the belly. The owner is reques ted u
come forward prove property, pay charges and
take her away: otherwise she viii be disposed OF
according 60 law. SAMUEL WILL.
ALLEGHENY Twp. Dee. l. lSS5.-c.
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A DNTNTSTRATRFX' NOTICE.

IA Estate of HENRY BLOWN. deceased.
Letters Of Administration, cum tesfGmenfO an
nero. on the estate OF Henry Brown. deceased,
late OF Wimorz borough. having been granted TO
the undersigned. notice is hereby given 10 those
indebted 20 said estate that payment must be
made without delay. and those having claims
against the same must present them properly au-
theuticated for settlement.
MARGARET BROWN,
AdmiuistratriE.
Wflmcro NOV 20 lss5.-Bt
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- Estate Of DENNIS BRAwLEY, deceased.
Letters testameutory on the estate Of Dennis
Brawley, late Of EocpSburg borough, deceased
having been granted to the undersigned, notice
is hereby given 20 those indebted to said estate
that payment must be made without delay. aud
those having. claims against the same must PIE
sent thcn properly authenticated for settIemeL {
JOHN 4. BLAIR. Executor.
EDcusJurE. NO,. -, 1SS5.-6-.
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CounciI Proceedings.

COUECu. Rooms, Nov. 80, 1885.
Eouuci3 met in adjourned session, Burgess
Barker presiding, aud C0uHcilmen hitteN,
Lloyd and Thompson present.
The following bills were presented aud,
Oh motion, orders granted for same
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Silk HandkerC1iefS

For LADIES and GENTLEMEN. We always did
carry Good Assortment for the holiday trade,
but this year we have doubled Our usual supply,
and can now show you the Finest Assortment
ever seen outside the large cities; and we had
added an assortment of MI UFFLERS. 50 that we
can show you anything you want in either cash
mere or silk. Have also just received another
assortment of
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Tnc business OF the late Erm viii settled up
by D. q. Msers. Al} persons Indebted 70 said
m rm viii make immediate payment. and those
having claims VIII present them without delay
u .. Ny FIssS s BIO.
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FITs-AI fits stopped free by Dr. K!ine's
GreEt Nerve RestUrer. No fits after first
DAYS use. Marvellous cures Treatise and
s. 90 friai bottle free TO fl eases. send to
d.. Kline, g5I Arch 81. Pu!adsiphIa
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a SSIGNFF-S NOTICE Notice is
~ hereby given that ohm 7. OMEN, OF wash
fnaton township, Cambria county. has made
general ass 'gument for the teucht oi his creoi-
fors 20 the undersigned. All persons Indebted TO
the said John =. ONeiU are requested to make
payment, and those having claims Go present
them to the assignee without delay.
PHILIP J. SANDERS, Assignee.
Nov 70 lss5.-t-
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FINE HOLIDAY GOODS /!
LARGE ASSORTMENT!

tktE have the LARGEST ASSORTMENT of
w Holiday Goods ever brought to Ebens-
burg, and ask you to step in and look at them;
and don't forget to ask for what YOU do not see,
as we have not half room enough to display the
goods we have for sale. We viii call your at
tention to a few articles First on the list is
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-12-11
school Report.
~ = y .
Enrolled. attendance

Following is the report of our borough
schools for the month of November
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Bill Of
Geo HuutIey. m'dse water w...............S 1852
Melancthou Evans. days work u ". W.
and p hours Oct. 81 .-.....-..--...-.- +-ou
Geo. Euntiey. m dse uro'..-.--.-..-..-... 1901
Evan D. Evans, pumping. etc.-...,. ,.-....-- l95o7
John A Blair, % hours work with team
and % hours work for Silas WherrE,
hauling sand.-.-.. 1Lgu
Rich 4 I. Thomas. hauling at W. w. 90
John !. Evans. hauling al W W..---..-.-'. 1-yO
X. X Davis. IS hours WOrk-.--....-...-.--- 300
X. X Davis, III hours at W w.----....--.-- Io-o0
Il l. Thomas .Z12 hours PUN pl la2..---... lSJ.oO
j r. r drayage on case OF hose, -..-.------ .
A. + Marsh I5 days as police tSZHO) and
p hours Oct. 5lst tSZC )...... .....----- 40
+ " Humphreys, 129 hours pumping. l9 50
David D. Pryce. p lbs. taliOw for W. w. 2lb
F Thos Davis (1Iason) 40 hours at ctstern.. l2UO
Benz. Williams, lot Of stones Tor ". W.. ZO5
James Gallagher Il hours work k......-.... 2-lZ
Mrs. Jane Jones. 8 perches stCne.....-.-.-- SD
/ A F.. Marsh, ~ hours with team and ~
percheS stone. ll.o3
Y. =. Barker s, Bro. hours with team ana
cart load OF sand. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z-93
r. r. fJ4sz.u f,rin-i l,. ..........---...- l. 90
r. = Tfhbott 40 hours at vs.. w.............. 500
ID. n. Chute. masking and hitting CELLARS on
pipe fur w. W-..---.----. ~
I Thomas McNally, 81 hours mason Work at
water works ---------.--- .rte
John Davis. so hours mason work at W w. o27
+ J. A Shoemaker. survey and uians OF dam 400.
Eureka Fire Hose Co, eco feet hose-,....-. 80 OO
on motion, adj0nrned.
j. 5 DAVIS. Clerk.
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-..,.r. the ample. small and mean,
t,r-r-r- al the bottom to be seen.
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--,.- fz the apple. large and round,
..rs fap OF the bag always found.
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DISSOLUTTON NOTICE.-Notfce
II is hereby given that the partnership here
fore existing bt tween T. G.. Myers and Bro. has
been dissolved BY mutual consent
y. g. MY ERS.
JAMES 7. MY ERS.
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-,,o ,be sugar Bowl for eranberries.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-08

IN, Manchester ovAsDrAr. June s,h. isa ~yn A.
ono OF the
Windows" .,,,.
looking on the woodland waysl With
clumps OF rhododendroms aud great masses
of MAY blossoms "Therc was an lnter-
estlng group. .co,.,,.
spinner" but was now so
Parayzedii
That he could only bear 10 lie In a reclin-
ing position.
This refers 10 my case.
/ Was INST Attacked twelve years ago
with "IocOtnoter Ataxy'
IA naraiytlc dlscsso Of nerve nberrareiY eyer curea
and was for sever;S years barely aDie 10 so'
about. -. .A,. a.
And for the last Five yeHrs not apio W
attend TO my business, although
Many things have been done for mo
! The last experiment hcinY YNerNeefctcqns-
Two years ago I was voted lntotho
Home for Incurablesl Near Mahchestcrv
nm, no @Adyocate;" "For anything IN
the shane of patent Medicines?
And made many objections 70 my dear
wife's constant urging TO try Hop Bitters
but finally 10 paclfy her
Consented!l
had not quite finished the frst bottle
when felt q change come over me. lhls
was Saturday, November Sd. On nunuay
morning felt so strong ] said 70 my room
companions, g. was sure / could
"Walkl
SO started across the floor and back.
Ihar,liy knew how 70 contalnmyself, was an oyeI
! tho house / am CALLING strength each day, and can
walk quite safe without any
] guckW
or support. .. =. ..,.
am now AZ my own house, and hope soonto be ado
l 10 earn my own living again. nave poeh ." "ohi'e'
I " the Manchester
| "ROya Exchange" -. ,....,,,,, .on.
Very Gratefully yours, JoHN BLcAbVhA'
! MANCuRsTER (kngD Dec. ~ 1883.
| Two years later am perfectly well.