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An Answer wanted.

Can any one bring US q case of Kidney or
Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will
not cure? We say they can not, as thOus-
ands of cases already permanently cured
and who are daily recommending Electric
Bitters. will prove Brgbt's Disease, DIa-
betes, Weak Back, OF any urinary com
plant quickly cured. They purify the
blOUd regulate the bowels, and act directly
on the diseased parts. Every bottle guar
anteed For sale at soc. bottle by F..
James.
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The following pupils were perfect in at
tendance
Room No 1.-Olie Connell, Emily Davis,
Nelson Brown, Julia Brown, May Griffith.
Room No 2--Harrv Shinateit, Prescott
Davis. Ollie Slough, Harry Blair, Charlie
Hasson. Flora Mills, Grace McCaslin.
Room No. 3.-NOra Ludwig, Nonnie Lut-
tringer. Stella Rosensteel, Annie Maloney,
Naogie McCabe. Minerva LsightY, Katie
LU;trinper, Jimmie Dick, Charlie Port,
Charlie Weakland, Ray Jones, Walter Shoe
maker.
Room O.4-Olin Barker, Harry Hasson,
Eddie Luther. George Slough, Annie Grouse,
Lucy Gutwald.
ROOM No. 5--Ida Griffith, Cora Davis
Ira Davis. Ber; Davis, Girls. shannon, Her
man ConneIl, Frank GOnnell, John Shina-
felt
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poor uouse Appointments.

The Directors of the Poor met at the aims, aims,
bonse on Tuesday of last week ana nauS
the following appointments ]. Lllly' reap ,,l'
vnS o,nto5 .,svard salary, $500; Mary l. Lilly
,oa,ron po't,, sa,arv $50 Sam. C. Lily farmer
aaIs,v s264. Abner Grifhth, house phys'-
ssan ss'~'y n.id bS visit on call of steward A.
An, ~ 1aLeesh ont door physician. sal 500
= ,.,n Mnrosy out door physician, from Pot.
-. -,.,,o, to Bakers Mines. inciuoinR
SISnon S@Eo Ben's Creek, Lilly's' Cresson'
o8' oouau,,, ard east to Blair county line Ga
Btzin. Tunnelhiil, Bakers Mines' l9n -.
and oil points near the above p'S9II ssISry' $50
.ohp p. Linton, COUNSEL 90
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Personal.

Dear Bro Meek, Ed. The Central Metho-
dist, " Catlettsburg, Ky.:-I see 10 the last
"Centrai" that you want a remedy for sick
headache lf you will use a remedy that
you advertise in your paper every week. l
am sure that you will be greatly beueflted
thereby and, l believe. cured. have been
a sufferer from sick headache l can almost
say from infancy. and have tried every rem
edy | could get and n yer found anything
to do me any good until | used Simmons
Liver Regulator. ] feel for anyone that
suffers with thai terrible disease, and hope
you will give it trial.
&. S. NORRIS, Brownsville, W. Va.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

- WHEREAS, The Hon. Robert L. Johnston
President of the Court Of Common Pleas o. the
47h Judicial District, consisting Of the County Of
Cambria, aud the Hon John Flanagan and the
HOU. Joseph Masters, Associate Judges O. Cam
bria county, having issued their precept bearing
date the TN day Of SePfeHbsr, 1855, to directed
for holding a Court Of oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions Of
the Peace, in Ehens5urg, for the County OF Cam
bria. and to commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
MARCH, being the hTst day Of March, 1885, and to
continue two weeks.
Notice is hereby given to The Coroner, Justices
Of the Peace. Aldermen and COnstables Of said
County Of Cambria that they be then and there
in their proper persons at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon OF said day, with their records iuquisftions
examinations and their own remembrances, TO do
those things which to their offices appertain 10 be
done, and those who are bound in recogn tzan noes
10 prosecute against the prisoners that are or
shsl II be in the Jail OF Cambria County. be then
and there 20 prosecute against them as shall be
just.
Given under my hand at Ebensburg the lst day
OF February. in the year Of our Lord 1856 and the
one hundred and tenth year Oi the Iadependenc
of the United States.
JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff
Ebensburg. Feb. ?, 1Ss5.-4t
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THERE must be an open road between the
food we eat and the substance of which our
bodies are comp POss9. II the road is clogged
we sicken, faint and die This road is made
up of the organs of digestion and assimia-
tiou. OF these the stomach and liver are
chief. Most people nave bad more or less
experience of the horrors OF constipation.
Prevent it and all its fearful sequences by
nsing Dr. Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" ."
1t is the first step thai costs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-12

About one de zen pigs belonging to W.
w. Mariz, of Harvey's Five Points, West
morPland county, were found IN huge
STOW drift last Geek, where they had been
confined for a week OF more. The animals
were concealed from view by their cOveIiP G
of snow and were, OF course, without food
during that period. They were all living.
but considerably reduced n weight
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Attenttonl Democrats ,

The Democrats of Ebens5urg borough
will meet at tile Council room, on Monday
syening next, at 7:30 o'clock (shaTp), for the
purpose of placing IN domination borough
ffcEet See that you attend.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-02-12

The following Bamed persons can each
obtain a letter by calling at the EDensbuTg
post-Office Mrs Ellen Roberts jsOuth),
Catherine Giien, Miss Ellie Jones. Miss NJ.
Irwin, MT Jefferson Rowland. Mr.. j. y.
Wissinger, A. @. Frey, Esq.
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A MOUNTS DUEFROM CONSTABLEs FOR
a Isa5 A ND rrEvT rs YEAEs

1Ss2-Henry Stemmer, Johnstown. 7th vs. 5l.Ie
1883 Benz. +. Pugh. Cambria TWP 45.S3
Jos. J. Trexler. Dean twp-........... 14ls
+ B. Mccartney, +, Onemaugh-. 2s 20
Henry Stemmer. JOhnstowu, 4th 81 IS
p. Y. Miller. JOhnstown. 9th ward. 226s
Geo. D. PTiugle Wilmore bore'..... s5l
lSs4-Cieo. +. KruE. Barr township ....-. Il o.
David Il Tones. Ca m rTia twp. Is IS
Anselm WcakIand, Elder township
tsluce paid )---.--.-. -.---...-.----. "a 81
Iohu Mctabe. Lilly hOroug gh....... ll.43
ISS5-S- B. Edmiston Barr township 1910
Thos NJ. Reese. Biacklick twp. s4.CO
Aug. Hammers. Cambria boT. 2d W. 5065
John A. Jones. Cambria twp .-----.. IS %
Benz. DelOZier & arrOlltOwn bOr..-. 1913
Aug. Nost. Sr.. Carroll TWP. S24.s3
Geo Salshy. Clearheld twp ........ 34l Is
James Kinney. ConemauEh bor..... "
Judson MeTritts, COoperslale Dor. sST
A. H. Penrod, Croyle towuship...... % 50
Jos. J. Trexler. Dean township. 1897
Anselm WeaklanG. Elder twp. 1Z2 81
John r. Murphy. Erankiin bor...... 10 81
Geo. GutwGit, Gallitzin bor........- f5.-S
Bernard Wise. Gallitzin twp. SSH
A. 7. Berkey, Grubbtown bOr...-... zoos
J. A. TroEell. Portage twp--........ III o.
John \. Straye-, Summerhill twp. l7O. -
Vim. A. Rager. SusqE anna twp. 4sI 81
Joseph jenkins. Taylor (west) twp. 122 n
Michael Sisk, Tunnelhil bor-.-..... 6Os7
Geo. Gtllinger, WOOdvale bOr... ... 81 O4
Z. L. Miller. Lower YCder twp ---... a 20
John Ream, Upper NOder twp .--.. 90 56
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Ebensburg. Feb. ?, 1ss5.-4t.
TRIAL LIST.-FOlIowing is the list
L OF causes set down tor trial at the March

II. A. SHOEMAKER. PrOthouotary.
PIoth'y's Chice, Ebensburg, Feb. l. 1855.
NOTICE Notice is he reby given
~ that the following accounts have been filed
In the Court OF COmmJn Pleas of cambria O0uu-
y. Pa. and VIII be confirmed by said Court on The
Hrst Monday Of March, 1855, unless cause be shown
to the contrary
Firs- and partial account o: John &. Noel, As
signee OF William FliEn.
Second and hual account of Michael Bradley
Assignee of James a.. Murray.
II. 4. SHOEMAKER. PrOthonotary.
PToth'y's Once Ebensburg, Feb. l. 1856
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ShePiff'S Sales.

pY virtue Of sundry writs Of FIeri Facias 4 lfas
ID FteTf Fdctds, Icnd ETpOn. and Alas Vend
ETpOH. and TestGUm feTi fGciGs, issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Cambria COUNTY and
to me directed. there will be exposed 70 punIfc
sale n the Mansion House n lnstrrrr =.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Letters Of Administration upon the esta te
OF Asa II Fislze. late Of White township, Cambria
county. Pa. deceased, having been granted TO the
undersigned, notice is hereby given to AL persons
Indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims demands to
present them properly authenticated TOR settle
ment. JOHN II. ElSKE, Administrator.
FlsHe +. o., Jan. -. lsso.-et.
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Sheriff'S Sales.

DY virtue Of sundry wrtts Of FfeTi FaciGs alias
ID Fieri FdcidS. PIurtes Fiefi FacidS Tend ErpOn D..
LerOri FdcsaS and Tesf0fbm FfeTf FaciGS, issued
out Of the Court of Common Pleas Of Cambria
County. and to me directed. there will be eexpOsed
10 public sale at the Court House in Ebensburg
pI
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r0r.4L 4ND PERSONAL.
. There and the other Place.

lam waiting for the spTi1R-time,'
80 maiden through her nose,
81 csn't let Walter kiss me
r,r;t,,ut brother goes and blows.
~ vyaru and balmy spring time,
l,rrsr the bumble-bees do hum,
r,-,1 meet within the woodlet
SJ-vum-vum- y u m y
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school Report.

Report of the Ebensburg Public Schools
for fifth month, ending February 9th:
Average
Enrolled. attendance.
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Thursday, February 18, 1896


This Hotel is about mile from the famous
Cresson Springs Hotel. the penusylTania
Railroad. and Is at the very snmmit OF the ALE
gEenv Mountains. convenient Uf access. with pure
Mountain Air. ard is and has been a "a orite
Summer Resort 4 LlrEs LOT OF GROUND. .
A STA BILE and Outhutldiugs are Included
Persons proposing 90 purchase. on apply on
the premises, viii be checTiully shown through b
the house and grounds
TERNS-Ouo fourth TO hand; tho balance in
three equal annual payment. 10 BE properly Sc
cured hy Judgment note of purchaser
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or inmates remaining ia House there are. 81
males aud IS females : males blind and
fdiotic males paralytic and I epileptic 3
males are dumb and one deaf females par
aiytic. fvp5=ias aEG J male Tgrs sent 20 Dix
mont.
Malinda Bowen, from BuKtown. admitted Aug
20 1884 s ave birth % q still born male -hild IN
February. lss5.
lMrROvENEETS-
New engine house with boiler. engine and
pumping attachment. and trst class feed grind
er connected new tin roof on house new barn.
new chicken house, new corn crib and wagon
shed.
Given under our hands st the Commissioners
once in EbensburR, Ia, this 2gth dsy OF JAMS
airy. A. ID. 1855.
Il A ENGIEH ART.
&. R. COVER. Auditors.
p O'DDWD.
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EAMOUS SUMNER RESORT
Al
PUBLIC SALE.

THAT LARGE HOTEL. situated Al summit
L Vile Cambria county. known 50 The 81 n
NIT HOUSE. which has been for yesrs iAvorite
Summer Resort. will be offered At Public sale, On
the premises. Oh
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ATTDITOR'S NOTTCF.-In he mat

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In lie mat
~ ter of .he first and hnal account Of p J.
Parrish Administrator &C. OF TIE Estate OF Wm.
Dffrien. Iate OF CfallitzIu hsruuEh deccRSrf-
The undersigned having been appel n5r,i Audit
tor bv the Orphans Court uf t'amhria County.
Pa 20 make distributier Of the fund in the hands 2
Of said Accountant notice De- Hereby given that u
viii sit at Arbitration Room. in Court House. - -
Ebensburg Cambria county. Pa. Hcdncrtil =
february 1850 az oCLoCE. a.. n. OF uuEn =
DAY. 10 discharge The duties OF ms alsuuinlr
When aud where az pcrsaas i.fre-esfc,l 50 -.
tend he forever ichar-ed tom rtuii-- = 80
said fnud o.. Il NN FRS. 1e grouno 2
E1i-usbure. "a. Jan. ~ lSs5.-3t. vas crazy fs
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ATrDTTOR-S NOTICED the mat

A UDITOR'S NOTICE In the mat
"a ter Ct the rule TO snow cause WHY an order
of sale should not be granted 70 samuel ClGrk.
Executor 81 sarah Hannah Brown deceased, for
the payment OF debts.
Having been appointed Auditor bv the Or
phans' Court OF Cambria County TO iuveSrtEnte-
the faces Of the case 10 ascertain the utnguut Of
legal claims against said estate. and o. report
upon the expediency OF granting the application.
notice Is hereby given hat viii SIT n my once
on Tifesfdg. FcbruGru II. 1855. az TES O'CLOCK, A.
N 70 discharge the duties OF said Hppointn ent.
at which time sud place all persons interested
may attend % they see proper
n. %. kTTTEI.l4, Auditor.
Ebehsburg. Pa, Jan. -, lSs6.-c-
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ID EPORT OF I. LILLY. STEW ARD OF POOR
II AND HOUSE, or ENPLOTMENT o. CANBRIA
COUNTY
STOCK or FARM.
Three horses nine COWS, one 2 ysar-old heller.
on year old hesfer. two calves thirty ch ickans
nine turkeys, six shOats.
Farm PRonUCTs-
80 tons hay. go bushels oats 40 bushels corn
fearsl, 57Ls bushels buckWheat, 100 bushels 10
at0es. 10 bushels turnipE, II bushels onions 500
heads cabbage beans. beats, tomatoes. etc, IN
great quantity and Of good quality. Butcherad
eight hogs, ? zoe lbs; ave cattle, 1850 lbs. tea
calves, go lbs
Articles N HOUsE.
la bills soft soap. 600 lbs hard soap. y5o los
butter. - mems shir.s % chemises 81 drsasea
ch.Idren's dresses. a sheets, 81 pillow sIius 10
bed ticks Il pillow ticks. Il hHps, Il aprons q
sun bOnnets l8 shirts 80 pairs Toolen socks. II
pairs stockings, ls pairs mittens. a roller towels
9 cofius,
FARE TMFLENEErB
heavy horse wagon. : spring wagons ] beb
sled. buggy rakes, log sled, pl0Ws, grain
cradles. 8 mattOcks. 10 hoes. axes. sets har-
ness. I cutting box. ! new cart. sleiEhs. hand
cart. 1 wheelbarroW, I cider MILL harrewu, O.
scythes shovels. ? saddles. etc.
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ASSETS
LIABILITIES

GIVEN under our hands at the toinmt ssioners
once in Ebeusburg, this 29th day Of January,
A. ID. 1886.
JOHN KIRBY,
JAMES COSTLbM- commissioners.
DAVID HAMILTON
wv rho undersigned Auditors Of Cambria
County respectfully report that We have careful
" examined the vouchers ana accounts OF tue
Receipts aud Expenditure o. said county from
the SIN day OF January, 1855, TO the 4th day OF
January 1880. and md them a. stated also, the
foregoing statement OF Assets and Liabilities OF
said County
CiIvEN un,ier our hanas at the Commiss sioners'
Ofice in Ebeusburg. this 20th day OF Janusry,
a. D. ISS5.
q. b. COVER.
II A ENGLEIART. Auditors.
PATRICK o DOWn. \
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VETANTED-Iadies and gentlemen in city OF
w country To take light work at their Owa
homes. S3 TO 69 day can be easily made
work sent By mail !; no canvassing- We have
good demand for work and furnish steady en-
ployment. Address, with stamp, GROWN
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RECEIPTS And EXPENDITURES
POOR AND HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT
CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENN'A,
JANUARY ), 1856, TO JANUARY 4, 1886.

ALEX. STACKHOUsE. TEEAsuRzE. DE.
To am Z Of Requisittou for -t20 600 %
To balance due Poor and House OF En-
ploymeut. ............- T.o5s 10
10 Cash per ]. Lilly. Steward ..-..- --..- be4 a.
To refundiug order or Auditor General sc y
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NIsSOLUTION NOTICE.

AlSSOLO llON NOIiCE.
~ The partnership Of Asa H Ffske and Johp
II. Fiske, trading as A. h riske & Co, Eiske
f. O.. White township. Cambria county. Pa has
been dissolved 10y the death of said Asa II. Fiske.
The business viii be continued by John H. Fiskc,
st the same place, under the na me and style OF .
II. Eiske & Co. Notice is here0y given to all per
sons indebted TO the old firm Of A. II. Fiske \ Co
to make payment without delay to the under
signed. and those having claims against SAID hrm
will present hem TO JOHN H Fl ~kE.
Fiske p. o., Cambria Co, Pa, Jan. p, ISS6-3t.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
Ar
PRIVATE SALE!

TVNHE subscriber will offer a. Private Sale his
residence in the West ward OF Ebensburg
borough fronting siXty-siX feet on Craw ford
stre ct and extending back two hundred and six
~ four Ieet to Sample street, having thereon
erected a large Two-Story FRAME A 49,
HOUSE, all plastered and we'll I'M Zm,b
ished: BLACKSMITH SHOP and 81 I'D go
oth er Outbutl dnVs. The lot has = - A<sAHt a.
a number Of trees OF well selected @1-s=-z7s--
Fruit and a choice lot OF Grapes. He viii sell he
premises entire. or the House and Blacksmith
shop separately to suit purchaser. Two sets OF
blacksmith tools " m be sold with the shop.
Fer further particulars call on address the
subscriber. b. q. W WILLIAMS,
Ebensburg, Pa
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ID EPORT OF L. LILLY. STEW ARD OF POOE
II AND HCUsE or ENPLoVMENT % GAMBIA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12
RAILROAD OFFICERS
Elected On the r, \ L. e. and T. y W. "t
Pittsburg.

EIsrted On the r. y L. e. and p. y W. at
Pittsburg.
PrrsH-RG. January 1.-The annual
meeting OF the Pi,,sburg and Lake E'ie
Railroad Company was held here today
and the following officers elected: P'es'-
dent John Newell; Directors, Cornelius
yapGer5 L. William X. Vanderbilt, DAVID
Hos,e,t,r JameI |. Bennett, N. W, Wa
so- James NJ. Bur'ey, Herbert DlPuy, A.
+ " Paiute- James NJ. Scho)masgr'
Henry Hill ]. II. DevOreux, d. Lest WI,
son. The annual report submitted showed
GROSS esynings OF $L2Ol, 3l2.3l, and eN'
6ensss $500. 9Ot So. The gross earnu "a
increased 65-lOO per cent, net earnings n
creased > aud 6.lO per cent. and gross sA
nenses decreased 29-lGO per cent.
The annual election o the P,,tsourg al
West.rn Railway Co. was also heIl h7i'
today and The following officers c5o'en
President, James Gallery, Pittsourg; p.r'c
tors Solon Humphreys Robt. Garrett
James Caller. Thomas VI Ming, John "
Cbslfant NJ. X. Moorhead, Il. W. Oliver
Jr y. ) Hill John 7. Terry, \. VI. Mar
shall William, Sample, John h. Cowen
. Samuel Spencer. The annual report wa
. nor presented.
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ANOTHER STRIKE.
The Employees of the -Etna Goblet Works
Go oOut.

The Employees of the -Etna Goblet Works
GoOut.
The employees of the .Etna Glass Works
went out on strike yesterday morning
because of the lay.off Of James Keys.
The trouble originated about the money
paid him for his week s work. The Itnas
q goblet consists of 600 for turn, but as
the mould Keys hal been working with
was considerably worn and used about
al ounce and half more glass in its
making than new one, the Union decided
that only $50 should be turned out. On
Saturday Keys was docked for the 80 short
on each move He called at the office and
told them they would have TO pay him the
rest that was due him, but the company
refU sej claiming the list of prices proyid:
ed for such cases. This is the matter as
we understand it, and is what caused the
strike. The company is having new
mould made. The trouble will probably
be fixed up this week.
Part OF the Central schools were dismiss
ed on account Of the uncomfortable state OF
the rooms. They will be all right to-day.
The Belmont Glass Works started up
again to day.
The noon train from Piltsburg on the c.
& P, had not arrived in this city last night
at O'Clock.
George Westlske took cramp while
walking along the c. x p. track near the
mill and came near freezing.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernians, OF
this city, disbarded couple Of years ago,
but has been reinstaled
II is not known whether the Niagara rink
will be rebuilt or not
The Moss family was advertised to show
here this evening.
Sunday we mentioned the fact that John
R. Tarbet was candidate for marshal on
the Republican ticket. 1t was mistake
Mr.. rarbet is q candidate for mayor.
Iceis being cut on the creek. 1t is OF
good quality.
The bricklayers headquarters is a very
comfortable place these days. Business is
very dull these DAYS with this class Of Ia
bcr, and they find recreation playing dom
iEoes and checkers.
Quite large crowd Of the young peo-
pie cleared large space on the ice yester
day and iudulged in skate
Bellaire Chapter Il a NJ, iLstaIls off
GERS this evening.
Edward Malone, c. 4 p. passenger
engineer, has been laid mp for several days
on account Of q severe illness from the
cold.
Harry Small rejoices over new baby
boy arrival at bis home.
Mrs. j j NcDermott ia suffering from
a spell Of sickness
Since the Berwood ferry stopped run
ming the morning papers have to be
brought to this city the best way that can
be found
A revival will soon begin in the A. NJ.
+ Church.
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A STARTLING SUICIDE.
Rev. Father Jardiue Polsnrs Himself in
Trinity Church.

Rev. Father Jardiue Polsnrs Himself in
Trinity Church.
ST. Louis, January 1.-THE eyiderc-
educed by the coroner yesterday showed
that Rev. Father Jardine's suicide Was
csuscl BY disappointment aud dependency
arising from Bishop R,bcS,son's refusal to
grant MIN hearing on Saturday night
For some time past Father Jardine had
been spending a considerable portion Of bis
time in the ves,ry room of Trinity Church,
inasmuch as DR.. Belts, the pastor, had a
friendly feeling for him. Yesterday morn
ing, after the congregation had been dis
Missed, Dr B,gts went to his Audy ana
found Father Jariine apparently asleep on
the sofa, He looked at him closely, and
was horrifed to discover that he was dead.
A morphine bottle, empued OF It's contents,
was on window sill short distance away,
The case was at once called to the atten-
ton of the Coroner and an inquest was
held when a verdict Of suicide was re-
turned.
The particulars OF this famous case are
no dou bt, still fresh in the minds OF the
people. Mr.. Jardine was pastor OF St
Marys Church, at Kansas City, and be
came involed in some difficulties with sew
eral Of the prominent members OF his
church one OF them being Mr.. Shea, a
ves;ryman. The Kansas City Times soon
atterward opened up strong attack upon
him, the outgrowth Of which was a crlmi-
nal libel entered by Mr.. Jardiue. The
/ Times looked up his record in Buffalo,
and showed Jardine had been convicted
Of burglary. The trial resulted in
favor OF the lines. Mr.. Jardine was next
presented for trial before an ecclesiastical
court composed of Rev. Mr.. Buncie, OF St.
joseph; Rev. Gierlow, OF Jefferson City,
and Rev. Benz +. Reed, Of St. Louis. A
strong protest was entered by Mr.. Jardine
against the sitting of Mr.. Reed as one OF
the Judges, alleging that he was prejudiced
Mr. Reed met the challenge with an ai'
dsvit denying the accusation. The trlaI
lasted for some time, the result as an
nounced convicting the accused OF I'm
mortslities. g.,
Mr.. Jsrdine was highly incensed with
the verdict, and through his c.uosel mace
An application for new trial on the prln
cipal ground that Mr. Reed had preiudged
the case and was consequently preiudlcet
against him. Not long since Mr.. Jardin'
secured possession Of letter written tc
Dr. Reed, charging him (Jardine) will
living aud conduct unworty OF clergyman
He based his chances on the discovery o.
the letter and other instances establishing
the fact that one Of his Judges was not in
condition to give fair and impartial trial