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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-01-23
A MONTANA WINTER
Is BAD FOR NATIVE CATTLE AND
WORSE FOR TEXANS.
How the Brutes Suffer When the Mercury
Is 30 Degrees Below Zero-CattIe
on the Track-Droves I'm the


THE following is one of the ridiculously
exaggerated letters concerning the cold snap
three or four weeks ago that found its way
into general circulation. The writer was
evidently greatly imposed upen by accepting
loose talk for selid facts.-ED. n. N.-W0
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Texas Siftingss A man In Georgia he's
three mothers-in-law. Is takes good deal
70 kill Georgian.
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Member from Jefferson, was born near Bel
fast, Ireland, and is fifty-three years Of age.
He was educated in the high schools of his
native country, and came to New York in
1850. He had learned the trade of carriage
painter, and followed that occupation in
various parts of the State, but in 1868 came
to Montana and engaged in mining at first,
and since has settled in the Boulder valley,
in jefferson county, as farmer and stock
raiser. He was a member of the Council in
the Twelfth and Thirteenth Sessions. He is
a bachelor, has no church affiliations, and is
n sound Democrat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
The Old Portage RaiIrOaders and
Old Canal BOatmeu

The reunion of the Old Portage Railroad
employees and Canal boatmen which took
place at Hollidaysburg on yesterday week
and the day following was attended by over
three hundred persons, most of whom reside
along the line of the cid canal, some in
counties remote from il. and few in other
states The meeting was held in the HoII
daysburg Opera House, with A. NJ. Lloyd
OF Gaysport, as temporary Chairman, and
george Bingham, Of Pittsburg, as perma-
nent President. with two Vice-Presidents. a
secretary and Treasurer. Among the dele
egates from this county we notice the names
OF Frederick Snyder of CarrolItow1: East
Conemaugh, ". w Wike Glasgow, j. H.
Hammer; JOhnstown, Michael NJ. AuIirf
and ,. Dean Canaan, and Summit, VIM. Nc
COnnell and VIM. Linton. Addresses were
delivered by the venerable John DoughertV
OF Mt. Union, Huntingdon county, Hon
hiram Frlce, of Iowa, ex-member of Con-
Rress and late Commissioner of Indian A.
lairs, who removed to the West from Holli-
uaysourg il 1874, Samuel Calvin, ESQ, and
state senator II. j. McAteer, of Hunting
uon county. On the following dav the dele.
gates went by rail to Williamsburg. where
they were cordially welcomed bv the citizens
ana addresses were delivered by Capt. A
M Lloyd, ". II. Swartz, of Altoona. and
mayor u. Nelson Smith, formerly of Johns
town. out OF late years resident of Phila-
deIphia. 1t was decided to hold the next
reunion at Huntingdon, in October of next
year, the date to be hereafter determined.
Take 1t all in all, the reunion was a most
pleasant affair, and will long be remembered
by those who attended it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
act OF JANUARY 30, 1884.

SEC (. Thatall elections held heres tier under
the laws Of this CommnriE Eealth. the polls sha all be
opened at seven 0 clock a. m, and close at seven
O'Clock p. m.
SIC :. Whenever there shall be vacancy in
an election board the morning Of the election.
said vacancy shall be filled conformity with
existing laws.
The Act Of Assembly. entitled. "An Act reIat-
Ing to the elections Of this Commonwealth. 'passed
July >. Is 3. provides rs follows, to wit:
That the Inspectors and Judges shaIl meet at
the respective places appointed for holding the
elections in the district 10 which they respective
~ belong. before seven a'clock in the morning Of
Tuesday. November /, and each said inspector
shall appoint one clerk, who shall be qualihed
voter of such district.
In case the person who shall have received the
second highest number of vctes for inspector
shall not attend the day OF election then
the person who shah have received the next
highest number Of votes for Judge the next pre-
ceding election shall act Inspector his place.
And in case the person who shall have received
the highest numbe of votes for Inspector shall
not attend. the person elected judge shall sp-
point an inspector in his place. And in 1a-e the
person elected Judge shall not attend, then the
inspector who shall have received the highest
number of votOs FOR Inspector shall appoint
Judge in his place. and if any vacancy shall
tinue the board for the space of one hour after
the time fixed by the law for the opening OF the
election. the qualified voters of the town hip rd
or district for which such officers have been
elected shall elect some OF their number to NIL
the vacancy.
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st. Augustine, Pa. Oct. >, 1855.

Post 498 was mustered into the @. a. r.,
at this place. on Saturday evening, the Sd
ult., by VIM. D. Hall. NJ. D., munstering
officer of Altoona, Pa. There were about
30 honorably discharged Veterans present on
the occasion and hnnered their Post by Civ
ing it the name Of Chaplain r. G. Christy,
showing their respect to the memory Of the
dead soldier Priest, who served his country
in the capacity of chaplain of the 18th T.
v. for over years in the late Rebellion.
St. Augustine aud vicinity furnished
large number of volunteers for the Union
during the dark days of the Rebellion, a
heavy proportion of whom never returned
from the war and whose remains are 10
Southern battle fields. away from lTlehuS
and kindred. Those Veterans VINO YET sur
yIve propose keeping up the ChaplaIn II.
&. Cnristy Post as long as doing " does not
conflict with their obligations to their coul'-
try or their religion OF course u VIII De but
a few years that these Posts can exist as
their ranks are gradually diminishing. ana
and a. they pass 20 thRt bourne lIoul
yyTerc. NO traveller returns, ,tIfiT places must
remain vacant the veterans OF the war oI
the Rebellion must follow the veterans "l
the other wars of the nation. trusting 'naI
the Chaplain X. C.. Chrsty Post, O. y. k
may prosper. heu'aih Sou's
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
Happy Children.
How 10 Make Them SO-Eeep Them
in Health and They Will Fake
Care of the Rest

The JOY Of every well-regulated household
comes chiefly from the children. Thousands o.
afnctiona te parents do not take care Of their
children. Through ignorance more than cu1plrIe
neglect thev suffer ihem 10 faIl sick and drp
when knowledge might have saved them go love
and home. Or. David Kennedy offers his '.Fav
orite Remedy as emnhatieally medicine fnr
his children gentle in irs action. containing no
harmful ingredients tchoterer, ourng .t-aigur
to the Blood. which impure. the seat
and source OF disease ''F11 0Tifc Pc1rdg'' is vhe
friend nj childhood and shouid he found in everv
nursery in the land Keen il your house F.r
Try it and Won will he Glad you saw this article.
Make no mistakes. The medicine is q" FCrsI lie
Remedy'' and the pronrietor'S name and add-sss
DR.. David Kennedy, Rondout. Y. one dollar
a bottle.
Good Words for n Good Thing d.
David Kennedy 3 "FsvOrite Remedy s. exactly
that are showered upon IL nv al who have used
IL. Mr.. Israel VI. SNYDER Of Saugertips n
saws: My little daughter was covered pf'n salt
Rheum from head 20 foot: Dr. Kcnnedy's Fav-
ortte Remedy cured her. This was two years
ago
We are not In the Habit Of Putting
any sort Of pa ten medicines in our column, mt
We haDDen to know DT. DRvit Kennedy Of Ron
don't. n Y. and can personally testsfv N the ex-
cellcnce OF the medicine whith the D0rr1r calls
"Fayorlte Remedy And if 2 v0-d OF )urs " 70
persuade anybody to 81 a0T thus Fnr rplf. "
from suffering no profe ssional etiquette shall fn
der rs from saying that word. - diseases Of
the blood. kidneys and bowels ~ has m equal
We ~ould not ho without g. for five times the do
lar that " costs Dolly JfL1rc. T'r0y n y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
Argument Court LIST

Anderson vs.. Motley.
Com. Cook.
COnGrsn vs.. Wharton
Bearer vs.. Gauntner
SkeeS vs.. Larimer.
Thomas vs.. Reade.
Laferhy va. Hipps * Lloyd
Bengele'vs. Wagne-.
Warner VS.. Warner.
FarabauEh vs.. BTacken
ZOlner,vs. Behe
Admr's of Geo. Orris W Webb
Miller ) Baker vs.. Lantzy
Hughes ". Rodgers.
Fitzpatrick Clark.
Johnston vs.. Trexler.
Shoffer vs. Pickworth
BOrO. OF COOpersdaie vs.. Lower Eoder tvp
Cunningham ct al VS.. Weakland ct al
Exceptions to distribution of Auditor OF fund
arising from sale of property Of d. W KulIengee.
Exceptions to distribution Of Auditor of fund
arising from sale ofpTuperty OF James Kelly
Executions to distribution Of Auditor # fund
arising from sale OF property Of J. 6. Berkey
Exceptions 20 opening road in Clearheld town
ship--NO. Sept. Sess. 1891 K. D.
Exceptions to report Of viewers of road in
Clearheld tOwnship--Ne. Sept. Sess 1881 K d
Exceptions to report OF viewers aud 20 report Of
re-'Ie erS OF road in Summe-hHl township
No. 10 Sept. Sess. 1884, Il. ID.
Prothonotary's Ofice, ! II. A. SHOEMAKER.
hos OCT. ., 1919. Prothonotary.
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Fave the right TO vote for the Judge and one in
spector. and each Inspector shall appoint the
clerk. TIE hrst election, board Of any dis
trict shall Se selected, and vacancies in election
boards hlled as shall be provided by law. Elec-
ton officers SHALL be priviledged from upon
day OF election, AID while engaged in making
up and transmitting returns, except upon war
rant OF court Of record or Judge thereof. for any
election fraud. for felony, or for want breach
OF the peace. In cities they may claim exemp-
ton froIn jury dnty during their term o: service.
SEC 10. No person can be qualified to serve as
an election officer who shall hold or who shall
Wtthin two months have held office. ap-
pointme Mt OF employment in under the gov
ernFnrnt OF the United States. OF this State,
OF OF any ely or county. OF any municipal board.
com nmisSiun or trust in any city, only JUS
uces OF the peace. and aldermen. notaries public
ana persons in the military service OF the State:
nor snail any election officer be eligible in any
civil once to be held at an election at which he
shail serve, save only TO such supOrdt ate muni
clpal OF local officer, below the grade Of city or
county officer. aS shall be Designated by law.
Aud also the following acts OF Assembly
IN llrce in This Sine. viz.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09

Az ACT regulating the mode ol voting at all
the elections in the several counties Of the
Commonwealth, approved March 80, 1869:
SEC. !. Be IL enacted By tie Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the Commonwealth Of Penn
SyiqdHia an General SseHlby met and IL is hereby
enacted By the authority Of the same. That the
qualified voters of the several counties Of tn is
Commonwealth. at the general. township. Dor
Ough, or special elections. are hereby authorized
and required to vote the tickets printed writ
ten, partly printed OF partly written. severally
classified follows: One tickets shall embrace
the names of all Judges of Courts to be voted for,
and be labeled outside judiciary one ticket
shall embrace the names Ofall State officers voted
for and be labeled state" one ticket shall en-
brace the names Of all county officers voted for,
and be labeled County one ticket shall en-
brsce the names of all township officers voted
for. and be labeled Township one ticket shall
embrace the names OF all borough officers voted
for. and he labeled ''BOrOugh;-aud each class
shall be deposited IN separate balIOt-box.
GIVEN under my hand. at my office in Ebensburg,
this third day OF October, In the year Of our
Lord one tho- sand eight hundred and eighty
four, and the Independence Of the United states
Of America the one hundred and ten.
ALUTHER. Sheriff
Sherid's Officc, Ehensburx- Oct. 10 1884 1t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
HYMENEAL.

oll'ES-GILES-- Married, by Fl. Kin.
Kead' Esq, at bis Office in Ebensburg, on
Thursday, September 9Th, 1884, Mr.. Adam
olues or Indiana county to Miss Margaret
Giles, of Barr township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
Reade TownshIp Items.

Snow fell in this place on the 9TH inst.
Chestnuts are very plenty in this section.
1t IS rumored that we will have some coke
ovens in the near future.
Some wretch stole lot Of very choice
apples from Rev. Van ScoyOc last week
great many people patrouized Bar
NUNS show on Tuesday last who fail to pay
their honest de BITS.
There is talk of organizing an association
in the near future to lay out and maintain
a cemetery at Cambria Mills.
DR.. Stockton. Of Altoona, delivered an
excellent lecture on vocal music in the Bap-
tist church, of Mountain Dale, on Saturday
evening last.
Your correspondent raised potato this
year that weighs four lbs. 1t is no fish
story, either, as he is prepared to prove it.
If there is larger potato in the county we
would like to hear from It.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
Wedmcsdny. October 81. Iss5.

S,''e AT the MANSION HOUSE Johnstovu,
Pa.
Wednesday. October 2I. 1855.
NJ 10 o'clock !. NJ to wit:
All the ght title and interest OF Michael Mi.
Ter a0I JaHa Shields Miller Of in and ia q n that
&C IA pie'o OF Da-rel = land situate in jackson
tow y Sh ip. CImhr.a count. Pa. adjoining lands
o. thas Re''H On the east; Hinckston Run and
IanTS OILS" nc Rose the south; CorneI JUS Hunt
ant Ahrah4m Warner on the west; W. W. Harms
@r1 Abraham Warner on the north: coutaiuin ng
'ol acres. more or less about 30 Of which
are cleared having thereon erected q 2st0ry
dwel'ing no Use. ] plank stable. grist mill and
g'her onth'ildtngs. now in the occupancy nj
: 'mnel Bates md Lewis SaEer. Taken IN ey
eeu,tcn snd TO he sold st the suit OF Jos J.
Mishrrr.
$50 All the right .itlo and interest Of Samuel
Bates ~ IN F-i 10 a that certain piece or parcel
'i land situate in Jackson township. Cambria
cr1nty. PA adj i0i1u lands Of Elias Ream on
the east. Hin"ESton Run and lands Of IsaSc
Rose on the south: Co-ne 'ins Hunt and Ahra ha N
W Fer on fhc We: ". W. Harris and A Abraham
N'rne- on he north: contat1inR lCO acres more
Cr les. ah"ut 50 acres OF which are cleared hav-
ing thereon erected 2stoTy dwelling house
plank stable. Erist mill and outbuiIdings now in
tue occupancy OF Samuel Bates ard Lewis Seger
Iaken n eIecutton and TO be sold at the suit OF
Julius KlingIsr
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third OF the pur-
chase money to be paid WI en- the property Is
Knocked down and the remaining two-thirds at
the confirmation Of the deed.
SserIH.S ptiicc Eng Pa. d. A. LUTHER.
ptember q, 1885. Sheriff.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09

CTRAY HETFFFRS.-Gamn 70 The
- residence oFthe suh<c-iher abaIt the lst OF
.IuIy last two helfers Tn. one is O. dark red in
color and was killed on tho railroad. The other
is q roam c0Ior both ears cuf of and hole in
the wight one, and sttll remains with Ga" under
siVned The owner is req1estc5 to cnnre forward,
prove property. pay charges an! take her n"aN.
otherwise she will he dispose Of sr'.r..lnZ iu
law. JOHN StEhp-lt,
wnmore, Sep sta 's5.-3'.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
A DMINISTRATRTX NOTICE.

Estate John NJ. Lstzinger. deceased
Letters y Akniuis tTlt.Cn tlc estate of John
" LUzinEer. deceased larC Df t'.carfslf town
shiI IaS ~ hsen grarfc1 60 The undersigned,
notice IS hrreby given go the iUaCutcI 90 said es-
tate. that payment must ic iat# without delay,
and tfs..-g Ha-lU. ciu' ..-sfU-t fc same. must
present hem rI.uurlr urh=n.s .srsttt for settle
mrar SARA All ;. II III NJ III,
Julr Il -s5-st baulU1stratriX.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
GENERAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Coz - IL coMMoNWEALTH.

WTHEREAS. by an Act of the General Assem-
w bly, of the Commonwealth of Penusylva-
MIA, entitled " An Act to regulate the General
Elections within this Common wealth" 1t is
enJOined upon me TO give public notice of said
elections. aud to enumerRte in said notice what
officers are to be elected. / d. A. LUTHER, High
Sheriff of the County of Cambria, liz the Com
mOnvea.t tn of PennsylvsniR, do hereby make
known and give notice 70 the electors OF the coun-
ty Aforesaid, that General Election win he held
in said county Of Cambria, the.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09

NOTICE.-Iu he Orphans C"ur, of
~ the Count, oi CsmhTit. To the heirs and
legal r. pres eut-r-. YES of joan >w Y. deceased.
GREETING: You are he ehy cited TO be and
apDetr before the Judge OF the Orphans Court,
to he held In EaensnU-g on the first Monday Of
December next. then and there to accept or re
fuse to take the real estate OF John Sway, de-
ceased al the ayurajsed " aIuauOn put upon it
by an Inquest duly awarded 10y the said court. OF
show why the same should not be so
u. i. LUTHER.
sheriff.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
HENLoCK. PA. OCT. 6. I9S

hEMLDCh, IA UT. o. 1850
DEAR FREEMAN On Sunday, Sept
9th Messrs. E. T. O'Friel, z II Flick,
Esq, and about twenty other members of
f. 3. A, No. 20, OF Altoona, paid a visit to
Lilly's for the purpose of organizing a
branch Of the Eme raid Beneficial assOcia-
ton, at this place. In the afternoon meet
ing was held in Georges Hall and after sew
eral earnest and eioqnent addresses by the
visiting gentlemen, St. Roses Branch, No
113, of Lilly's. was organized. The officers
IT present Of the new branch are: Presi-
dent, J. G. Brown; secretary, J A. Leibi
treasurer, NJ. \. McGOugh. The society is
composed chiefly of young men who desire
to improve themselves mentally morally
and socially. 4 library and reading room.
which is soon to be provided will aid in
this good work.
Mrs. McCaffery, of this place. leaves on
Friday next for her old home in Scotland,
TO remain permanently there. Her many
friends here will wish her pleasant voyage.
The public schools of Lilly borough will
open Oct. II for six months term c.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
FOR SALE.
JEFFERSON ACADEMY

CanoHsbur=. Pa, % miles from TittsburE
For no;u sexes 10 teachers Thorough Iustrue-
tion Do. 1LassICAL, CoNarEEcTAL. ScIENTIPIc,
NORMAL ASD Musical CorE=Fs; also. French.
German and MLITsRv DfuLL- Students pre-
pared fl- >-nhomorf year in any college
TUtsEoss. $40 - rtS Next term opens Sept.
22i. Faa cs.s....gs 81. .1rma tjou. address Rev
". +. BROW. FIISrTrAL.
.iLfy -. 'r..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09

cHArGE1S rHE NODE or VOTING.

The attention Of all qualified voters is directed
to the following Act Of Assembly regulating the
mode Of voting in this Commonwealth:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
Sheriff's Sales.

by virtue OF sundry Writs of Fieri FacIas and
NiAS Teri Facas iSsued out Of the Court
10 me directed thr-e WIZ be exposed to nuolic
sale at the MANSION HOUSE Johnstown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-09
Irg1 AND PERSONAL.
mere ana the other Place.

snow on Monday.
~s,.rats are plenty,
,,.ss r7ur bets on Ohio.
S',. s',, ii..fofn,rd stove piper
g-, rs,b oysters go to Sugar Bowl
u Gav and the whole county ticket.
.'.' .,s.rfrn PROCLAMATION appears this
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

Mr. Wm. Holman sals II the co-1nou
gro IN -ta-e. 10 cur ord Ids, lDa' d j. 90
rest IfBp0C auce sU5 ye.u-. ln TIE Old
o. tiTlt-- u MS ezsrd'-i rs -Te2 pes. g.,
ore t.se mos interesting quest
4ra -. raaels q inat Gay vas how W
rs "a - IT,
Ia ~ tis Il IS a xoed taing, a1d is one
ta.-e fie=-tfe - ~tich b hcd eHi Pro
de.c. fas o. vs5ei 20 coIno act rhs
iaoV ..eAcc .i d. Is as We'll s 70 repair
.wessr ard O. o. = o. the el-uI+ Ht- upou
caIsi'- surise-. Il sp4iugs up re1ai-
tpau ite Isoar, - oils here, ami on
rms 81 ~ -tot Use FTasaIEs- & The
md III toe ~aB2e time furn -htug eX-
1.+af pzstHrs 80 Tor stock. ! L. a heal hy
tut Gus Era-~. caus3H- the COW ~
ffes u b ara yellow butter, ard
particularly eaieacl.7ls in keep *
Tn fratts q ~ healthy c0nda son.
TIE cultivated .Tassss can Rot h. made
% lr " On taCse mtegerissea soils with
ut g IS dtrati4- tXpeudiIure in SEED
fDd ~ Fnurp. Nijf rhf- Zrsss C. Enrs toiut-
-ri T. meet our Pc a .lar necVssltir-
81 f1f,ilt nasn-s dal pre- Il Is sail
hay 10 r. = $40 zrs-s country. ADD ye
ne IS a native grass thst springs ~
lFaeu1 e4ihg n any preparation u 81
=. nn DO psr4rest iaoa-W sere u =
most neesed-and grows win luXu
l-}e~a uga-t alprusclinz he m44k- r.
~. a aa-ef g m,n- ; uth at tA s
uson e tae YEAR Iu q a-tIHi6hed go
I'd cur c. a. ms 'yefed Nlth lux
so1s 20 L. g grass from six Go taeiVr
lau.s+-s ~ "a r. Fe are isfge qudaULi-s
"a L laHa la N srkst whioa may bt
uzBt 81 from s. Io s. Ter acre. and
.a.ch are eapsp. ct 10 saortiH IA i'"a-
81 49, o. a q ,ttie. BattHe hFpom IT. go
-r IS n rs eaari a. poy- - the lsud b s
nea4hsef "a lyrm sable rival ln tAe cd
% pIne, afsd aItbout the aid II to-
dGa > ak il - hardly equal l. tie
ufe-t is oFGseT 70 seeufe goo
owth 81 grass ti4e pines must be KEEP
inieT. " a. r. lie p.uss are not very
ok ths grass VIII grow more Of less. but
owing ia t4s saades ~ % must Becess t-
e 10 among TIE paes, Is value ioT
1ag vcrs maea at lnisnea.
.-.n zFaun . "a nade are % re or less
81. AID . ~ g. sttsA so = "a not eat
hen uey c6n ~ teAt grown ia thr
tH. Euts Erat- IA It's ,dYdHcca stag $
growth. aa eee econ tOu-h and
t.t. slf.s Sc il Hot tseA asush rrl s1eo b.
.eA :. il vnly ~ slis yt,aa aat q sfi4.l
O. aalir IL 10. h. o. DIR % x-t al
tesf.1 Ans t,-Etitr H. 81 D. ia lrass n
~ Gag. N 50 < aos seoul le sugne
j. q tae proper time Or lis s about
.ttsi /.
Conclusion sljer NE t0 sugyest b. the
aeis 81 taese ed bei8 laBes, that tspy
- iAs4e 20 iss4i a handsome ine.'t
fU3titE sse q 81 O. n. At present
~ ere Sos ~ rely !elaiasy no incoase 81
qua tAt Tnsauf FBYgsted IN IN m s.
esgPitni, sB#j ct - hiEh rates %
80 lssa. Baf, n - urged By sODe, IL J..
~ ~. W heegang az tae nee ~ fy
iux. Ba5t h5BesBg here Is not A. ex
wa hnefr - generally ~ ntffu
IS eaa 10 sasiea for % osuts r-i
.e4. z.a 10 81 - scats Yel panel al
$50 y boa O6st u an ordinary Pa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
GULLTBILItY.

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worthless hUmhug can make ~ ney b, impo-
slug upon the credulity aud ignorance OF an
honest public sad the suppl, OF this species
work seems more than an adequate demand.
The euunci tion Il facts--fa,ts that hav.
stood crucialtests- c-5preven Ds brain fore
and TANGIBLE eydenc should satisfy All laud-
abe euterpri es: INT the eNe1. Die practice
Of teaching false ide,.s and doctrines self
aggrsndivemenf is truly IT Srcheusibe and
saoutd i searped ~ al cl9eses
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greet r q cisOn smedv, cou'ains iod G
OF Pota d. "a one - IT, ingrcd tents aud when
e., ~ oid me ahf r ~ tn mutt.al prog-seion,
cav the I dide Ca Potash is cot no sou. ..nd
when the who, cataogu II hhyr'ei ns tell
iou that 10 b not poison we ,htn4 IL very
sreeumptive fyr ou ddv OF Ne profess 81
70 ser. ga C it is pois. 4. The eets do not
fr rrant ,fch q rolclusiaL ane II tnose " he
- 10" assertion ihs FotBsh ? uoison do
SNOW better, they tie ct OF nnenS Die
gnoraniases.
one single hostile Of p. h. viii convince
aoy o. ~ its a. ira power 20 cur al spc
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