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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
A Pointed AdmOnitIon.

The peculiar epidemic that recently
appeared among the pupils OF the Sol
diers' Orphans School at McAlister-
vile, Juniata county, is another of the
many pointed admCnitioos the L-gisla-
ture has had of the infamy of the met b.
ods of the heartless syndicate that coz
! tIols those schools in Pennsylvania.
It is idle 20 speculate as to special
causes of the sad condition of many of
the McAiisterville pupils. Toe fact
that physicians are perplexed in their
Efforts TO defiue the disease shows how
serious it is aud when it is remember
ed that speculation on the subject takes
in every phase OF violent mental and
physical arrangement from insanity to
hysteria, the grave and tar reaching La
ture of the mslady may he appreciated.
Tits same McA .isteTville school Was
taken from It's owner a few years ago
because II was alleged to be poorly fed,
badly heated and ventilated aud gener
ally -discreditsbie and it is an open
secret that such actual fraud in It's
management were brought to the knowl-
edge of the authorities as should have
not only blotted out he school but made
its proprietor answer in the criminal
dock
But the power of the syndicate pre-
venced d honest exposure of the MANAGE
ment or the school. and any attempt to
punish either fraud or brutality and
crime was condoned and thus invited to
continue To ply its vOcsti ion because the
truth would have torn up the whole in-
famous system by the roo's. And now
people are wondering why more than a
score OF the pupils are I'll her insane or
suffering such nervous dtrang@ment as
is AKIN TO insanity, when As boys are
crowded into room 36x40 feet with
poor food and poor clo.hing
There is now only one remedy for
this mingled fraud upon the State ard
brutality TO the Orph ,us CT our soldiers.
and that is TO tear the whole system I'D
by the roots, refuse pay to the synd cate
for claims now due and refuse TO appru-
pirate any public money for the contiu-
nance o. the schools ny the syndicate.
Every consideration OF Individual and
public justice d-msnd- that the schools
should be closed in 1891. as the law
now directs, and the only QUESTION that
the Legislature should consider Is the
best method OF ending the whole bust
ness next year Ii can be done without
I'M ustice to any. and let the State end
the speculative system OF pauperism
into which its nGblest charity has de-
genera ed under lie power OF fraud and
greed.-Ihild. Tunes
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

The Democrats. who have a majority
IN the Ne" Jersey Legislature, de cided Iasr
night to repeal the Local-Ootion law. The
n-w bill proposes revocation Of license fol
year for violation.
"A woman named GIryin, living et Bor-
man, near Rochester. Eng, has Just had a
narrow escape OF being buried alive. She
ieli into hind OF trance, which was mis-
taken for death, and a cufin YVES ordered
ana the usua; preparations made for q fun
eral. But while number of the relatives
were gathered at the bedside bewailIne
their Bereavement. the supposed. Corpse
startled them by suddenly rising up IN bed
ana asking what was the matter The
woman Is making good progress toward con.
valescence.
Mrs. Matilda Emerson. OF Hope1ood
rayette county, Pa, has Just receiyed word
OF the fatal shooting of her daughter Mr.
W. IL Beal at Riley. Kansas. The repor,
Is that she was killed by Samuel Hatton.
her husbands emoloye. who was trying tn
force his attentions upon her. She was
standing in the doorway with an infant in
Der arms. when Hattou shot her. Seventy
I'VE shot were picked from the chIId's head
ami face and one eve Is DESTROYED, but tie
naoe still lives. The mother Is dead. Hat.
ton is IN Jail and claims the Shooting WA
accidental.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

PATTFRNALIsN says thu Philadsl
phi' Record is Rampant in p nnsylvania.
Not ssJished with the propose TO con-
stitGtioualiy regulate the drinking hab-
lis OF tie people, there are sch-mes on
foot Al Harrisburg 60 furnish poor
children with clothes 20 90 TO school in
to supply AZ school children with tex,
books printed by the 5 ate. and 70 N
pei all children to 20 10 school. B.ck
OF all these schemes are schrmers
VINO expect % enrich Jh-ms-ives ou. of
the philAuthroDies they propose 70 en
force-precissly AS the SIldi-rs' Or
ph4ns' School contractors make money
in the name ut patriotic Charity.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

EXPERTS in the Treasury Dapart-
neut, 10y direction Of the House Ways
and Mans Com nIttee, Esvs made a
careful estimate of the probable reduc-
ion of revenue provided for by the
Senate Tar # Bill. On N ,nday 5 -cret.-
~ FaiTchIid submitted the result. IL
shows that the House or Mills Bill.
would reduce the collections from Gus
oms $50 $50. .345, and from internal
rrvenu Sl76lO 234 total reduction
uf S67. $50, ,579. Reductions under the
S-ns'e bill would be &: Customs. SI3.-
976 sS7 internal revenue, S33 9O5. 80.
or Si7, $50 6o7 in The aggregate dir.
ference ur twenty millions in favor Of
the House bill. The experts also hud
hat the average Al va'orem rate under
existing law is 46 81 under the House
Mill II would b. ~ 3s. and under The
Sens.e bill 40, which is practically No
reduction.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
Macmillan and Rudolf,

A striking illustration OF the failure
or hum an calculations. is furnished by
the fact that II the unfortunate M.xi-
milan and C4rIotta had not been led
into their tragicsI Mexican adventure
they would have been placed. by the no
less tragic death of Prince RudnIf. .he
next in succession TO the Austrian
throne. Maximilian, whose marie I
life was happy contrast TO the infiieIi-
ty or his nephew. and whose private
character was esiimahle, could not re.
main content in Europa because he
thought there WAS no chance % his ever
becoming reigning sovereign. So he
was persuaded by Napoleon to reuounce
his succession to The Austrian throne
for the glitiering unrra'ity of a M-xi-
can empire. His fall. like the suhse-
Quent one OF his bstrayer, is one Il The
turning points of he history of the last
half of this century. If hs had been
content in The safety and quie' of his
palace Of NJ ramaT hr would have baep
to-day the heir tn the Austrian Empire.
Tna' is he d ference bet ween human
calculations and The unforeseen develop.
ment Of actu al events.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
1t is not Democratic but Republican

/ 1t is not Democratic but Republican
authority says the New York World.
which describes Presiden.-elect HArri-
/ son as oveirun by a hcy5e of office
! seekers. THE thousands of office
seeking letters and applications which
have poured in upon him since his
election" writes the Tribune's corrs-
spoudent, "have engrossad much of his
time and about all OF Private Secretary
Halford's." Au even more serious en-
croachment upon the time of the Presi-
dent-elect has been inflicted by the
personal visitation OF those seeking
something themselves or urging the
claims OF their favorite Cabinet candi-
dstes.''
As If this were not enough, the
great American office seeker" has
selected Mrs. Harrison as a person likely
to have "infu-nce," and that estim bic
woman is deluged with letters asking
her intercassiOn. As many as twenty
five OF these impudent epis.les have
decsnded upon her in a single morning
mail.
II these things happen in the green
tree Of allegiance, what Will occur wheI
Mr.. Harrison shall have been inaugur.
sted i looks very much as though
twenty four wears of power so welded
the republican politicians TO off,
holding that the party is utterly given
over to FianaRan'sm aud is here for''
the Offices only. Surely never before in
this Gr any other land has such a dis
graceful scramble for spoi's followed
success n an election as that which was
inau0urated by the Republican victory
in November.
Now more than ever is it clear that
''ref0rn is necessary in the Civil Ser
vice" Ard the greatest reform would
be the Limitation of the Presidents
power Of appointment.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

THE reports from Washington indi-
cate saws the New YORK Times that the
new administration is to be woefully
lacking In sense Of correct proportion.
Mr.. W. W. Dudley is now said 10 De an
applicant tor the post OF Commissioner
of Pa ents under General Harrison
He ought to be made az least-we be-
lieve he is lawyer-the head of tn
Department or Justice. II Mr.. Wana-
makers contribution to the funds of
Mr.. Dudley is 70 be rewarded by a Cab
met position. an equal ''honorarium''
should be accorded 10 the man who
spent the money so skillfully. IL NAV
be, however, that Dudley wants the
Commissionership 10 secure a legal mon
opoly for a limited time for certain of
his own inventions. He may claim
originality and utility for his device for
the manipu'stion Of ''hoaters in blocks
OF dive, and also for the contrivance
10 prevent them from getting swsy. -
lie may make a similar claim as TO the
process for rapidly snd easily changing
the mind of United States Judge. and
and here is foundation fer the claim Of
novelty in lis me- hod OF conducting A
lthel suit, but its utility is more than
doubtful. On the first two claims the
utility IS as evident as The novelty.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
The Present Issue.

We note that there is a quest ion
raised as TO whether the Prohibition
amendment will be made a party guess
tion. To which We have to say that.
so far as the Democratic party IS con-
cFrned, the question answers Itself
since that party has always opposed the
prohibition policy as contrary TO it's
fundamental doctrine. The Drmacrat
&c party is founded dpnn the defense OF
the individual liberty Of the citizen and
upon opposition to sumptuary laws that
undply interfere with IL. II procIaims
that every man IS free TO do as he
pleases to do, so that in so doing he
does no. interfere with the same right
enjoyed by o'hsr meh and TO do them
injury. He may get drunk, II he is a
fool, and the Law cAuhot call him o &C
count unless he makrs public exhibition
OF bis drunkenness or in any way
off-r ds against the right of his fellow
10 enjoy peace.
The d mOcIatic party has never
failed 70 deny the right OF the lawmSker
to prohibit entirely the uss of alchoIic
or any other sort OF liquor and il is
safe TO sAv that IL never will. It's cons
veniions speak for il : and whsn they
have spoken in one tune throughout the
fury VI Tue cHuniIy's existence ~
may be safely assumed that they will
KEEP Cp the air forever. Any
ID mocrat voting for Prohibition votes
against Democratic doctrine and
agar st the fundamental principles of
his party. He may do il through rgnO-
rance or through anger, hur b. can
never do it int-lIig-Dtlv and calmly.
There are doubtless man, d mocrsrs
justly provoked at the miserable 81 fi-h
ness and political 'reachery of the liuuar
inieres'. M doubt a great m-jari-y of
Democrats would cheerfulIy kick the
average iiqunr d-al-r ir'O n sorer 8 ate
than that of / Ztrus. The D-nocrtric
party owes the l'qunr in,eresr not hing
but II owes i's-lf and is prime pies
everything IntelLiqencer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

MASS mse'ing OF prnmin ent mems
ber~ uT the Knights of L ibor WAS held
In Philadelphia last week. Among he
spe-chts was one by James G. Keep.
one OF the organiZ-rs aud lecturers of
the order, who said among other things .
We arc misled because We allow others
10 do the thinking tor u5. They preach
pro ectiOn. saying that it increases
wages but the politicians do not care
for you. All they wan Is your vote
This country suffers from a lack Of leg
islaiive power in the interest OF the
whole people, because a great number
or those chosen TO make the laws are
h. representatives of corporations aud
truss. In the United States Senate
alone there are thiT.y seven representa-
tives uf railroad corporations and trusts.
They Sea that their interests are taken
care of.' Another SPEAKER. Mr. James
hrFesly. ci'ed aneXample of bow work
iugmen are protected by stating that
mechanics whose manu'srturss-sTs "uu.
prois cted" earn from - IS % g. 80 Q 4 "
wn'ls tabnrers in JL- colIieri-s make
but T5 cents a day. These LABOR advo-
ctrss. ~ is evident have not been hood
wink-d hv the misrrpres-ntatiunso of he
high tariff benz h:iaries. 10 them the
fact il plain that the purpose OF a mono
ppiistic arlff isn't 10 ben-ht the work
ingman but to s-rvs as a bulHark fol
the merccuary Fx' x'oTtiOnist
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

The President on Monday sent 70
the S-nate the nomination Of Ada E.
Justice Of the Suprsms Curt Of the
District OF Columbia, vice William N
MrrTick decreased. l. is known that
this nomination was who ly unsolicited
aud that the Presidents action was a
real surprise To GzueraI S-veus N aud
TO bis friends. II Is D. rsnnal popu' zrity
among the Rebubiean m embers OF Con-
grs IS ss we'll az the Democratic mem
bsrs, favors his confirmation. and iJ is
hoprd by his friends that he judiciary
Committee viii r'por, the nomination
fayoTab!y. 4 report Of this KIND would
doubtless b9 adopted.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

ENGLAND is agitate1 over the sad
fact tnat Prince Albert Vic'or has not
sufficient pocket money. HIS father
the Prince OF Wales, who has never
possessed large enough income for HE
tastes. Is sorry for the hoy. A council
was recently held TO discuss m-asures
for the enlargement of the young
Priuce's means. Tue most acceptable
plan-to the members OF the council
was TO increase the rents OF the tenants
on the estates Of the Duchy OF C,ru-
wall. How long will the British sub
NIT TO this sort OF thing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
W hfskey KfIIs

How often are We yet to be told that
whisEey kills Arsenic kill +; opium kills,
and So do hundreds of other GOOD remedies
XIII If abused instead OF used. BRt ask the
question. "Will whiskey cure % Yes - is
the positive reply Of the most eminent ply
sicians OF all the laud. Disease steals into
your system like sneak thief into your
house, and often Oy neglecting a bad cold,
We end our days Ia lingering, and wishing
for h-alth-when, Indeed. one bottle OF Pure
Vhisheg or Brandy would have cured The
cold. Such goods may be scarce. but they
can Be fnuEd at Max klens. 50 Federal
street, Allegheny. His 'Silyer Age" is the
only whisky endorsed ny the doctors You
can get the pure Guckenh-imer Finch or
Gibson Rye at S1.0o Der quart or SIX quarts
for 60 90 Send for price list
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
A Cold

or unusual severely which took last
autumn developed into a Difficulty decid-d-
~ catarrhal in all its characteristics, threat
ening return OF my old chronic maIadg,
eatarrh. One bottle OF EIy's Cream Balm
cor'plrtely eradicated every symptom az
that painful and prevailing Disorder.
" Warner. 155 Hudson ST., Rochester y
CataTrh. For twenty years ! was suf-
ferer from catarrh OF tie head and throat
By few applications OF Ely's Cream Balm
L received decided beneft-vas cured by
one bottle.-Charlotte Parker, Wayerly, ".
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

y BILL introduced in the Senate pro
vides that Blards OF Inspectors Of couu
ty j'ils shall De- appointed, that each
Board shall elect warden, who Instead
o: the sheriff shall take care OF the
prisoners, and that all the prisoners
shall be given work to do. l. is said by
supporters of the bill that, while such
system is in operation in Philadelphia
and number Of other counties, the
majority OF ths itils are managed by the
sheriffs. The introduction OF the pet q
ing bill is understood to have been pro.
NOTED by the Board of Charities.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

Tux ground hogs reputation as a
wea her prophet is b-ing grsud'v su s.
tanned. Having seen hts shadow on
Condemns day, which calls for six
weeks mnre OF winter, the weather Ia
sympathy with his representations has
sot down TO business aud Is giving Us
winter In real earnest. Toe Off ers Of
che Weather Bureau and Signal service
should be given q vacation until the sr1
weeAs are up when Jhey may g,in
venture In their business OF giving US
unreliable weather predictions. s. lar
this winter the ground hog Is al -ad.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

THE Supreme Court of PeuDsy lvania
has reversed the decision OF the Dtu-
Phin court to the Case of the common.
wealth Pg inst the Delaware aud Hud-
son Canal Company and half doz-n
other corporations in an appeal from
the payment OF Safe tax. The taxes
claimed by the STATE from these corpor-
stions amount to over $500 600 and thev
will now be comp-lled TO pay that sum
into the State Treasury.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

ONE may get ~ idea Of the careless
nrss prevailing among peop by cousid
eriug he dyur~S 4 h. Dead letter Let.
er Ocics 10 W~shiGCton. During the
psst year cary six aiilious Eod quar-.
ter le tsrs aud packages were received
al the Gice, either wrong } addresssd q
OF unclaimed. TINS Is al aBy rate over
Seventeen thousand Ger every day in
~ year. The amcun, of money con-
tanned ~ IN m WIS OVER $40 600. and
'h- chicks aud drafts footed up 81. .333,
600.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

An Act approved July IS, 1888. pro-
vides that All soldiers who enlis,ed AS
volunteers for three years in tn. war of
the rebellion, before July %. 1861. and
we're actually musrered into the United
States service, and honorsbIy d.sch4-v.
ed, shall be entitled TO bounty o. s1OO.
without regard TO date OF mu,t-r, or
length of service, or cause of discharge.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
A aare LnNRsInlRnl.

ls one which 10 guaranteed TO bring you salts
factory results. or IN case Of failure a return OF
purchase price. On this Esie plan you can buy
iron eur advertised druggiUsa bottle Of DR..
KinE's New Discovery tor COnsumptIon- II is
guaranteed 20 hiing relief In every case when
u-ed Tor any snection Of Throat. lungs or Ohest.
such ss Consampuon. Inflammation OF Lungs
Bronchitis. Asthma. whoapIng Cough. Group
etc.. etc. It pleAsant and agreeable 70 taste
Perfectly sAIs. aud can always ne depended up
on. Trial bottles free At tee drug store of z
James. Ehsnsburg. ana ". ". HeAtteer. Lor-
sYtc.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

THE President has approved the act
20 enlarge the powers and duties Of the
department OF agriculture and to create
an executive department, TO b. known
rs the department of agriculture. Al
ter this action the President on Monday
sent 10 the Senate the nomination of
Norman j. Goldman, Of Missouri, to BE-
secretary OF Agriculture.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

ADJUTAET GENERAL HASTINGS
report 10 the United S stes Senate
shows that Prnnsylvsnia's active mii-
tary force aggregates 454. which in
cludes III general and staff Officers.
Tue available force OF the S.ate number
6t3. 100.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

The bill for the election Of assessors
Tor three years passed both Houses At
harrisburg. The assessors elected at
the coming election, on Tuesday next,
viii therefore be elected for three yea:s
and good and competent men should be
selected.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

IN the Indiana House of Representa-.
tives bill was ordered engrossed re-
pssIing The statute which makes il a
criminal offense to inlimidate men
from working or TO interfere with the
running of trains.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

1HE black gowns worn by our State
supreme Judges says the B-lIefoute
hatchman have had as yet no p-rcepri-
Ole effect In bringing that tribunal up
70 the standard OF :he Gibsons ana
b'acks OF the past. Even The joint in.
nuence OF wigs woulud't do it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

THE mineral product OF the United
States for the year 1883, reached $780,
600 600, or more than ever before.
This is more than the product of any
other country and more than that of ali
European countries combined.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

The trial "f ''R-d- Nossd Mike. ), the
notorious murderer oi Luzerue county.
was concluded on Monday last by the
Jury bringing in a verdict Of murder in
the first degree, after being out Just one
hour. He will be sentenced on S.tur-
day.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
snspendei

CARLE dispatches from Berlin and
London indicate that the Samoan con-
ference will not be opened until a spe-
Gial commissioner from Washington
can reach Berlin.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
gambria freeman.
E5ENssURc. pa.
FRIDAY, FEB. l.. 1880

THE Massachusetts Legislature hav-
ing passed through both branches a
Prohibition Amendment. bY two
shirds vote, the question will go to the
people.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
Merit Wins.

We desire TO say 10 our ~itiZens. hat tor wears
We have been Sc ling DR. Kings New Discovery
for ConsumUtion. Dr. Kiug'- New Lire Puf
Bucklen's Arnlca Saive and Elactrc Bift-rs aud
have never ha ndlei rsmedie- that sclI as vel
Or that have given such universal Satisfaction
We DO not hesitate u guarantee them every time
ana and ready 70 Tefa nj the purchsE t.rf
~ safisflctory rtsu ts do follow thtir use
These remedies have won tLer great papul. .rity
pur " on thefr merits Sold at the drug store Of
James, EbensburE, and ~. W. McAteer I.or-
eTto.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15
Revenue Reduction VS.. Tax Reduction.

There Is a diff ff-rence between revenue
red ucuon and TAX reduction. The for
mer will relieve the Treasury surplus,
the latter must relieve the people.
Millions OF taXrs never reach The Treas
ury. but are diverted into tha pockets
nf the favnrites OF government and
make no showing on official returns.
or this sort are The taxes on clolhing
food, fuel. building and ship materials
and all other nscSssaTiPs of life and
bases of mauuf~c' ure. This is a point
for Nc. StGu-l J rcksol Randall! and
other mn and d mrcra's in and out of
Congress who aT- moviug to r-psal the
taxes up,u tobacco. Whilst it is true
thai thes- taxes ar paid by the psOp'e.
IL is equally The case that they are
paid Voluntarily. for they Can be evaded
by the simple process OF refraiDing from
chewing. smoking or taking snuff.
When he tax-s on food AID clothing
are taken into account all Is changed
No nan can escape these he must eat
sud the law ccmp-ls him to wear gar
mems. But in The price of these arti
cles. il OF ION SIC production, a con-
siderable part is he resulJ OF tax alton.
not paid into the Treasury, but to a
producer or manufacturer. II the war
Taxation does not have the effect OF
thus increasing prices to Consumers. il
cannot tH protection ;" 1t is therefore
useless and might be repealed. II the
war tariff does have this eff-ct land all
but FOOLS, ignoramuses or he wilfu IL
blind know 5nat it doesl, is Is wrong
and should be destroyed.
No man can be- a true Democrat who
tavOrs The retention OF taxes which are
hurdensnme or Obligatory. and the re-
p-al OF those not onerous. or which. like
th"se on whisky and tobacco, are VOL
un'arily paid.
No man has a right to call himself q
D-mOcrat who favors the outrageous
misuse of the functions OF government
which is the best exemplfied bv tbs
present system OF taxation.-Phila.
Herald.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

ADVOCATES of prohibition have
go-d caii Tor convention 10 be be d
Washington ou 20 2O.h INST, for the
purpose OF mapping ouI p!sn OF cam
rliEu.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-15

WE may wei! ask what this world is
coming 20. when We read that Dr..
Mary Walker, o: Washington ID. c.,
has applied for a patent on an improved
susOpndar