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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-06

East street.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Assessor and Collector OF eali
Lake City has made and completed the LET
and plat pertaining 10 the assessment OF Z
local tax at the rate OF four mills per square
foot. LEVIED By the CITY Conncil Of salt Lake
City. January 2ist, 1870. upon the following
described lots or pieces OF ground. Viz;
All Of lots l and :, block IS. Ell Of lots ],
.. J. =. and ;. block 81: All OF lots ?. :. 4
block "a; all OF lots and &. block -, all In
Plat u, Salt LAKE City Survey. Said tax
being for the extension OF the water mains
along the following described route. via
Beginning 81 the Intersection OF Fourth
East and fouxth south streets. and running
thence eastw Ard along Fourth South Street,
one aud half blocks u point midway
between Fifth and sixth East streets. also
beginning at a point midway between
second and Third south streets on FINN
East street, and running thence eouth two
blocks. 10 point midway between Fourth
ard Fifth South streets. with laterals run
ning one half block east and one half block
west from Fifth East Street TO Third south
Street
said list and plat have been lodged in the
once OF the City Recorder. No ?. City Hall.
ami Will be open to inspection for period
or ten DAYS from and after the 9th day Of
Fehruarv. A. ID. leqo, during which time
written appeals 10 the Council for the cor
rection Of said assessment msy Be dlsd
with said Recorder. IN pursuance OF the
ordinance IN such case provided
HEBER NJ WELLS.
City Recorder.
Salt Lake City, February ar1, ieo.
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Prohibition PIaffnrm.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Feb. 5.-The con-
vention Of the State Prohibition
Party adopted n platform which de
nounced the maintenance of the
liquor traffic, the high license laws
Of Missouri, and the local option
laws, State and National.
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Ferdinand.

VIENNA, Feb. Zanhon. the
pro-Russian Bulgarian leader, has
issued a manifesto TO the Bulgarian
people. calling upon them TO rid
themselves of Ferdinand and his
adherents. He counsels Ferdinand
to quit the country if he values his
life.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BIZ THE
N undersigned. Administrator Of the rs
tate OF Miner g. Atwood. deceased. 10 the
creditors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. 70 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the h1t publication Of thu.
notice. 10 /. n. waddell. at the once OF
Le6rAnd Young. Attorney. over the bes-
eret National Bank, salt Lake City, IN The
County OF Salt Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated JaHuary 18th. 1850.
NlLLEN ID. ATWOOD.
Administrator Of tho Estate OF Miner g.
Atwood deceased. q oAw tW
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Iowa Politician.

DIS MONIES, Iowa, Feb. SIN
the House this morning the repub-
Leans rejected the democratic pro-
position Of yesterday, and agreed 70
set n conference committee at work
to effect COMPROMISE. Adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-06

MARINE CITY, Mich, Feb. g.
James Bury, Fred Young and
Frank Chapman Of Sombra, Ont.
in a boat last night, upset in squall
and all were drowned.
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Conc 70 Washington.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. 5.-United
States Senator-elect Sanders left for
Washington this morning. Senator
Power hopes to recover from Ia
grippe and leave Saturday.
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WITHOUT FOUNDATION,

a report was current at the Cap
ital this afternoon that Randall had
become suddenly worse and that
DIR. Lincoln had been summoned
twice to his bedside. Upon inquiry
the report was found to he " holly
unfounded. Miss Randall said DIR.
Lincoln calls frequently to see her
father End there was nothing I'M
usual in his visit today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-06

Telephone, Telegraph, and kindred cleo
tricsi messenger. will all be utilized by the
orders for sUZODoNT, which vii be
flashed and sounded over the wires IL IL
as well known abroad as at home, as a
cleansing aFcht for the teeth
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DELEGATE CAREY

Of Wyoming made an earnest argu-
meut before the House committee
on Territories today in support OF
the bill for the admission of the
Territory OF wyoming as q State.
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THE SAMOAN TREATY.

In executive session Of the Senate
this afternoon the Samoan treaty
was brought up again by Edmunds
with a resolution declaring it the
understanding OF the Senate that
the rights Of the United States 10
Pago Page harbOr were not disturbed
10y the treaty. This was discussed
for a long time. a vote on the mo-
ton to lay the resolution on the
table disclosed the fact that there
was no quorum present and the Sen
ate then adjourned. a majority of
those present were in favor Of lay
ing the resolution on the table.
pt-r,f.EraN- -- ~ urN-t-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estatc Of William V. Morris, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
N undersigned. AdministrEtor, Of tho
Estate OF William V. Morris. deceased, TO the
creditors Of, ard AL persons having claims
against the said declared, 20 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the nTst publication Of this
notice, TO the said Administrator, at q
W. South Temple Street. Salt Lake City, in
the County Of Salt Lake
Dated December Sote. issl.
ELIAS NORRIS,
Administrator tie Estate Of Silliam V.
Morris. deceased d cow 5w
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NERCIIANr MARINE.

Ex-Representative FELTON, Of Cal
ifornia today made an argument
before the House committee on
merchant marine and fisheries, in
behalf Of the bill granting subsidies
to American vessels engaged in the
foreign trade. FELTON, represented
the San Francisco, Cal, Chamber
Of Commerce, and his argument
was an endorsement Of the Farqu-
har bill.
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Faced or the soLID oyEr No.,
HAPPY HOUR DENTAL co.

TWO LADIES. Two GENTLEMEN.
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years practice Free Extraction every
Wednesday.
Entirely New Anesthetics. Finest Work.
Perfect Satisfaction Warranted Ofice
hours, I. N. 20 4 p. n Wasatch Building.
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LION COFFEE

LION COFFEE
Isa selection OF
Mocha, Jaya and
Rio, properly
blended and is
conceded by all
20 make the
nioss. cup OF
Coffee in the
land. A Besuti-
full Picturs Card
In every Pack
age. For Sale
eVeryahere-Ask
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tension OF the waternains along
seventh East street.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Assessor aad Collector OF salt
Lake City has ailde AID completed the list
and plat pertaining 10 n local tar, at the
rate OF four mills per square foot. levied by
the City Council OF salt Lake City. Janu-
airy 2lst, lsco, upon the following described
lots or pieces Of ground, VIZ;
AL OF lots ], J. snd 5, blC ok %. all OF lot.
?, ), 4 aud 81 block -; all OF lots and 4,
block 81; all Of lots and 6. block 81, all in
Plat II, Salt Lake City survey. said tax
being for the extension Of the Satermains,
along the following described route. viz:
Beginning st the intersection OF Seventh
East and Third South Streets. and running
thence SOuthward along said seventh East
street TO \ pOiuI midway between Fourth
md fifIh South Streets. also, from the cor
ner OF FouIth south Street and seventh
East Street, ore half block East and one
half block West on Fourth South street
said list and plat have been lodged IN the
Office OF the City Recorder. No. 2, City Hrll,
and will be open 10 inspection for a period
Of ten days, from and after the iih day OF
February. A. ID. iss0, during which time the
written appeals TO the Council for the cor
rection OF SAID assessment may be 1led with
said Recorder, in pursuance Of the ord
HEBER ~ WELLS,
City Recorder.
SalI I-aks City, February Ord, lsso.
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CoMPosEs lis BANKS.

In the Apologize region there arr
few bridges left. Many people wer,
obliged 10 leave their homes fol
safety. Great damage was done the
mining interests by the bursting OF
dams and reservoirs, the breaking
and filling OF bitches and the loss OF
dume boxes and machinery.
The Oregon & California railroad
track in southern Oregon has been
swept away for miles, and the road
bed seriously damaged along the
whole line. There hos not been a
mail from either north or south for
several weeks.
No estimate can be made Of the
loss TO the country in bridges and
private property. Hundreds Of
thousands OF dollars Will not cover
it.
PORTLAND, Feb. 5.-The VILLA
mette river at this city is higher
than it has been since the great
flood Of '6l. In this city all the
merchants along the water front,
and for two streets hack from the
river, have been compelled to sns-
PEND business and move their stock
TO higher ground. The water rose
20 rapidly that many were unable
10 move tkei= goods out. The only
means Of travel on Front Street,
the principal wholesale street OF the
city, is by boats.
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NOTICE

or the Completion Of the Assess
ment OF = Local Tax for the Ex'
tension OF the Nyatermaius along
Third East Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-06
FRo,I wAsHINGrnN.
me worlds Fair.-The Ohio BALLOT
Box business, Etc.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S. The
House committee on theworld's Fair
adopted the sub-committee,s bill
with an amendment providing for
an appropriation Of 1 million and a
hau FOR the erection Of n building
Ior the Government exhibits. a
subcommittee was appointed and
instructed to Immediately frame
ana report TO the full committee a
OH providing scheme Of procedure
in the House.
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NOTICE

or the iconpietien OF the Assess
ment OF Local Tax for the Ex-
tension OF the WHterntains along
Fourth South Street and fInh
East Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-06
A GREAT FLOOD
In Southern Oregon, Caused by Phe.
nomenal Rainstorms and
Melting SHOWS:
HOUSES. FENCES AND OUT
BUILDINGS DEMOLISHED
Miles of Track on the Oregon and
California Railroad
Swept Away.
DISASTROUS AvALANeHes IN
iPhRo:
The Town Of Burke Reported TO
Have Been Well-nigh
Destroyed.
DISASTROUS AvALaNeHes IN
lFhRe:
By Telegraph 10 shc SkWs!
DESTRUCTION AROUND.
Phenomenal RainstOrIn Occur,
In Southern Oregon.

IN southern Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a dis.
patch from Jacksonville, Oregon
says phenomenal rainstorm has
prevailed In Southern Oregon since
Friday, which, in connection with
the melting snowsin the mountains
mas caused the greatest flood known
since The country was settled. The
damage to Southern Oregon cannot
be estimated, as postal communica-
lon Is so uncertain and limited that
only surmises can be made OF the
ravages of the water on the line of
the numerous tributaries Of the
Nogue river. Many small ranches
have been badly damaged, If NOT
ruined, miles OF fencing swept
away and much of the finest soil in
the lower valley washed down 10
the gravel and bedrock and the sDec-
tacle Of fields flooded, roads washed
cut and bridges and culverts de-
molished is common. The fertile
Bear Creek region has not escaped
devastation. The heart Of The val
ley presented the appearance of a
turbid sea for days and communica-
ton between its many towns is al
most suspended by the swollen foot
hill streams. Bear Creek itself has
borne along great deal Of wreck
age, besides fences, outbuildings and
even barns and houses, and wrought
much destruction in undermining
and sluicing off the deep alluvium
that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-06
RULE p

(order Of business) is radically diff
ferent from the old rule. 1t provides
that after prayer and the reading of
the journal, the order shall be rs
follows: Corrections, reference Of
bills, disposal Of business on Speak
er's table, unfinished business;
morning hour, for disposal OF reports
from committees, motions to go into
committee Of the whole, on the state
Of the Union, to consider bills des-
ignatei rs the order of the day.
After the disposal Of unfinished
business, committees may in order
call up for consideration any bill re-
ported on the previous day and on
the House calendar. When a COM
mittee has occupied the morning
hour on tvs days another committee
must lie called. After the morning
hour motions TO 80 into committee
Of the whole, to consider particular
bill, ale in order.
Another change Of consequence
occurs in rule %, which requires
two-thirds vote TO suspend the rules.
To this an addition is made as fol-
lows: Except to fix a day for the
consideration of bill or resolution
already favorably reported by COM
mittee, or n motion directed TO he
made by such committee, which
shall require only a majority vote Of
the House,
THE CAUCUS
remained in session until : O'Clock.
Great secrecy in regard TO the pro-
ceilings is preserved and every
effort is made 10 prevent the action
of the caucus becoming public.
While it is stated that on every
question presented the caucus was
harmonious, the length Of the ses-
sion and the known opposition Of
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instructed to Immediately fran,
and report 10 the full committee ,
OH providing n scheme Of procedur,
in the House.
TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE
investigating the Ohio ballot DO,
forgery this morning continued tbt
examination OF Governor Campbell
The witness said he had not pre-
dictated his assertion made in a
speech, that Foraker was an in.
famous scoundrel, upon the Luce
letter, but 1t was in answer to Fora
ker's charge that he was party 70
million dollar steal. Witness hsd
said that eng MAI Who charged
another with stealing a million dol
lars, when he did not know what he
was talking about, was an Infamous
scoundnel. Witness said he never
saw one Of the Wood ballot boxes,
except one in Colonel T. c. Camp
bell's office and one brought to him
in Washington. lie never travelled
with the ballot box in his life.
Never spoke to the president about
ballot-box bill. To n member of
the committee witness said he in
troduced the ballot-bOx bill alto
gether upon T. c. Campbell's re-
quest. He thought Campbell should
have a show for his box.
A number OF other witnesses were
examined including Woods wife,
but nothing new was learned.
TELEGRAPH REGULATION.
Senator Culiom today reported
favorabiy from the committee on
commerce Senator SpoOner's bill TO
regulate Interstate commerce by
Telegraph. Its provisions are SINH
lar in their general tenor to those Of
the Interstate commerce law, as
applied to railroads.
The bill includes a provision sim
liar TO the long and snort haul
clause In the interstate commerce
law. In the section forbidding
special rates, rebates or drawbacks
10 any person, firm or corporation,
the following proviso occurs: "But
nothing in this act shall prohibit
any telegraph company from send
ing, transmitting and delivering
messages for the United States, OF
the States or municipal corporations,
or those intended for publication as
news, at lower rates than charged
for social, business and other mes.
sages, hut no such company shall
discriminate between publishers of
by allowing terms or ad-
10 one or more newspapers
for like amt neutrality-suspicious. ser
vice which are not allowed 10 news
papers in any city, town or place |
where there is, or may be, a tele-
graph Office at which such messages
may he dropped"
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NOTICE

OF the Completion OF the Assess
Dent of n Local Tax for the TX
tension OF the watermains along
seventh Fast street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31
Thomas III. Greevy for Congress.

From the Altoona Times OF Wednesday
we get the following proceedings OF the
Democratic conference held In that city:
Pursuant to adjournment the Democratic
Congressional Conference recouyened at
the Logan House, this city. at Q O'Clock last
evening. The list OF delegates was called
and the name OF James A. Burke was sub
stItuted for F. J. O'Connor. who was ao-
sent
General A. II. CoffIoth. IN a very feeling
address announced the DEAN OF Robert
Johnston. President Judge OF the
Cambria judicial district, and moved that
the conferences adjourn for one hour. which
motion was seconded by T. J. Burke. where
upon E. F. Kerr. president. adjourned the
conference.
AT 10 O'Clock. p. N. General Coffroth. IN q
neat speech. withdrew the name OF Colonel
John P. Linton and moved by scclamation
the nomination OF Thomas II. Greevy, OF
this city: This motion was seconded by Z.
Kerr and 8. B. Kerr and z. F. LysIngsr.
and carried. Speeches were made by q num-
Der of the delegates and there was the most
perfect harmony. notwithstanding the long
and stubborn deadlock that had existed In
tie deliberations OF the conference.
The Chair appointed General A. Il. Coff.
roth. o. A. Langbein and D. s. Horn q
committee to walt upon MI. Greevy, in
form him OF his nomination and InYite him
before the conference.
The nominee then appeared before the
representatives of the Democracy OF the
district, and In a few feeling sentences
thanked the conference for the honor It had
bestowed upon him. He assured the con-
rerees tEat he would exert himself to secure
bis OVID election and the success OF the
whole Democratic ticket.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31
Marriage Licenses rs.ned.

The following marriage licenses were is>
sued by the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, October
29th. 1890.
Henry G. Elwsnger and Georgie A. Bur-
coon, Ashville.
Lewis J Reilly, GallItzIn township, and
Regina Mcclure, Dean township.
David E. Evans and PsrmIlls Davis.
Cambria township.
James G Wheate and Mary A. Edwards.
Johnstown.
Philip George Cronausr. Gal lItzin, end
Clara Josephine Kane, Munster township
John ". Doughertv. Allegheny township,
and Annie Foyle, Barr township.
Michael F. Murphy and Mary NJ. Mum.
cert, Johnstown.
John w. Gerber, Johnstown, and Cuni-
gunda NJ. Summer. Baltimore, Nd.
Frank Hanger and Mary Naubauer
Johnstown.
John O. Ryan and Kate Hurley. Johns
town.
John Krone and Rosanna Oraplenska
Johnstown.
Michael E Sheehan, Lilly and Annie
NJ. Morris Washington township
John Hoffman and Katie Meyers, Stoney-
creek township.
Joseph Stuekey and Louisa KubenstaIna
Johnstown.
George d, Oysart MorenviIle and Georg
Ia Cornor. Coopersdsle.
Wnfred Snsffer and Lucinda wetze
Gallitzin.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31

Dry Goods, Clothing. Ladies' and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Boots and Shoes. Furniture. Hats,
ss-BrinR this Bin with you and be sure u ask
for what is published on IL, as we have all IN
abundance and none need 90 away empty. Como
along.
Passaic' % cents; the Washington Novelty, -uli
STANDARD. S cents; Hartel Staples, cents; fancy
Indigo prints :. , and cents; Oh covered prints
in red, blue and green at Eui cents >arccus,
all patterns. II cents standard cu-k grilta -
CfTsGHAxs AND CHANaFEEs-A good apron
check. 8 cents. STAPLE and fancy. 8 cents STA
Splendid styles IN dress ginzLaus, 7. aLd s.
cents. Wyoming dress gtugEams, 2 cenls.
Plain chaunbrcas 7 and cents Toll lie SUII. il
plaid and stripes, - cents.
REMNANT SALE y 600 yards u calico and
Muslin At 0ua-hai: price.
BLEACHED AND USuLBACHED NTsLES5.-
Bleached MusIius a. 4, 8, o. !. and cents.
AKA Middle Sex ~ @ cents AKA one OF tie finest
and no DicKer cents. our "A n. !, . cents.
AKA Pennapt cents SKA Pillow Caae muslin, 10
cents. ''Pride % the Vest" l4E cents. Corset
TIcKIso.-Fauoy Ticking a. cents Ux-
bridge, blue striped, 10 ccuts. Harvard iCstrlr,
u cents NANS special srt!ste, 10 cents. D,u-
ble fold satin tick, hiEE c0lurz. d cents Also p
large line o. remnants iu ticking. Come early.
BUSINESS Is ALWAYS BGOhINS AT 81
MONS STONE
Everybody fs complaining o. Luli times while
are doing rattlin2 business al the time.
The only trouble NC now experience L. the la-t
that We cannot get goods iu iazt enough.
ELANSBLs AND BLAH4- srs.--No larger line kept
IN the United States. BIZ Drive, by = gray
twfIIed flannel, Il cents. Another gray tWiiled,
Is cents. White flannel best, 3 ccGJe- White
domet cents. Red WOO! flannel, plain, -, -
and so cents. Nice plain. blue tWlied, y, -. 30
and IS cents Blesched sDd unDiesrhed Canton
flannel 8, 8, I, 9snd 10 cents. Also, nice liHe
OF colored Canton nannels, 8, :, : and Cents. y
good pair OF white blankets at - cents. sl-zS.
q IS 81 qs, =. so and Upward. All wooden blank
cts at IL 50, 300, 1850 80 90 ana upward. cray
BLANKETS ST IS cents 81. snd upward. Cray
blankets at from IS cents 70 s. 80 per pair, Com
forters Rt from SO cents up 20 800.
I.acs Curtains, 70 cents per pair. best quality.
Dress Goods department full Of Novelties.
Black Henrfetras at IS. 80 and IS conts.
SILK PLUsHRs, FHLvFTs.-A full line Kept, All
colors and shades at from IS cents up.
Towels and linens very low. Come and ask
for our Kid Gloves. Bracelets, Kings, Chatns,
Cuff Buttons etc. Largest line Kept. Ask 70 SEQ
them The best line OF Corsets at "a. IS, rs and
Us cents AID q IS Yelling SILK. all cOlOTs, Il
cents per yard. Lacos. Embroideries. Rufhlngs,
Vandyke Lace. Infant Blbes, Lace Collars and
Infant Closks. Visit Us If you want b Jersey
Goat Plush Coat Long Goats for ladies and
children. ChilcreE's isng Goats, Tor aRos up tt
II years. 81 90. Long Goats for girls, s3 90. Fine
Plush COats at sf3I5D, formerly sold at SIS 90.
Now, See here. We can afford to sell cheap be
cause w0 have no big expenses or rents 70 pay.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31
Correspontience.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Pa Oct 10Th, 1soo
Editor Cambria Freeman.
SIR:-Mr. John Krise. whose serious Ill
ness was noted last week. died on Friday
last and was buried IN the Catholic osme-
terry In this place on Sunday. the Total ABB
stinenee Temperance Society Of St Angus
tine attending In a body,
The large frame house used q store
room and residence by Mrs. John LitzInger
In Chest Springs and which also accommo-
dated two other families, was burned TO the
ground on Thursday morning OF last week.
The inmates barely escaped with their lives
and secured on " q portion OF their clothing.
AS Mrs. Litzinger has thus lost her only
means OF support her many friends have
arranged for q lecture entitled THE Civili-
zatieu OF the Future TO be given for her
benefit at the Temperance Society's hall on
Sunday evening next, weather permitting.
by Mr.. Mccormick, principal OF the st.
Augustine schools. The lecture will begin
at 7:S0 O'Clock.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-31
EIaDy HOosers.

VIM, Tinmons, Postmaster OF IdaviIle, Ind.
writes: Electric Bttters has done more for ms
than all other medicines combined. for that bad
feeling arising from kidney aud Hver trouble" +"
John Leslie, farmer and Etockmru, OF the same
place says 4: "FiDd Electrio Bftters 70 be the
best kidney and liver medicine, made me feel
Ike new man" ]. W. Gardner, hardware
merchant. same time, says Electric Bitters is
last the thing for man that Is u run down
and don't caro- whether be lives or dies; he found
neS strength. good appetite and felt Just Iike he
had new lease on life Only SOC. bottle, ~
the drug stores OF +, James, E5ens burg, and ".
". NeAteer, LOretto-