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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27
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Betitionen: lin BauetlaubniB bon
8. &ufea, sc. 0alff 6 Bro., Mts. 6.
5tworB Gum eine Mb5u9sr6bre mad
benz GIufIe 3u legen. Bon paul Wags
ner, S9aulaiien Dor bic 3bare ieines
Stores itellen 5u barfen; bonn parts
aufieber q. 9ettler, um 500 Blumens
t6pfe; BON Birsern aur @rabiruns ber
Starr StraBe, unb um Beleu9>
tuns Der 6ouiton uub Nacogbo6es unb
@de Der Starr unb gberrp, unb Gtorr
unb OliDe @trabe.
Ser Nr1itett Giles erbielt $125 fiir
llnterfu@uus Der 0o6l9ule.
8auerlaubnib erbielten: g. @otb.
mas. 5. WOlff, s. s. Collins unb u.
&obarbs.
Die petition bes 6eueruebr @Eefs
um MuiteQung bon brei Jeuerleuten, um
uniformen etc. mir6 bewilltgt.
Oie Mnfenung eiues itdbtii9en Sbier.
ar3tes mirb empfobIen.
Der Beri1t, bic @trafe fur Sam
Roie bon $100 auf $50 berab3uieBen,
lnirb auf Mntras bes Mapors suridses
10. D.Neten.
lyIettriides 2i6t mirb oufseRellt,
gde Don 2abor unb 5antCs, Ofs@oms
merce ,4raBe unb Suniet Gabngeleife.
@rodeti uno 8abngeleiie.
Oie Betition Der 8hrger, boB bic
Semitic unb gier - unb @eiageIpdnb'
ler auf b I'm Nilit6r pla3a perbleibett
oiirfen, 10 irb auradseuieien.
Oas g artfomiie empfieblt Beuili'
gung fiir el n $reibbaus I'm Gan peoro
part.
3ur M6b.Iiruns ber 5tabtballe tour.
ben $4,000 l,euilligt.
Oas RoI rite leste bic 8silsibsbs.
i9lt1e tiber bas Mbleben oes Mlber.
man sc. s. Sorbett bor.
Der Mapor ereriff bas Wort, um
sepiHen eebd ffisen Sniinuationen eut'
geeenautreten, baB bic ssnbftanoiebung
uno pFaferurng bes Miilitdr plo5as
obne iegli6e Nutoriiation sefdebe.
Seber, Der es tpani9e, f6nne f1 on
geeigneter ste De pom @egenibeil iibers
3eusen. Ser 8ei9luB iei wdbrenb ieis
ner Mbpeien beit gefabt woroen. mos
bur@ ibm bic Gelegenbeit entgiHg.
ebenfals bafar ein3utreteu. @s Darbe
bod seraDeSu biuro feiu, Elm Gebdube
bas 5000, 600 fOfet. In eine Dredpfiibe
3u bauen.
MuempfObIen tpirb bic Beaeidnuns
Der etraBen unb 9nmmerirnng Der
6duier.
9lnaeaomnren tpurben bic Orbiaan'
gen: StrafeH aufsuiebea sar perfo'
nen, tpelbe nt1t ambalten. tDenn ibnen
am giienbabngelsife bas Glaggsnfisnal
gegeben mirb; our Imenbiruns ber
Orbinan3 be3hgIi1 Der gorbeae, atcz
our6 es ben Sniaffen Derboten iff. 6fs
fentli9e Pldbe su frequentiren uub bort
3u trinten; bas uanberwerfen bon &e>
fIame3etteIn In ben Straben gu Derbiss
zen; i'm ge3ug auf bas aufbemabren
frii6er Sdute.
Der Wtapor bob bic 69wierigteiten
berpor. tpel9e ben Beamten In ber Sn,
traftiebung ber Seitenueg Orbtnan5
entgesentritt unb M. @resorp beantrags
te bic Nusgabe bon $4,000 III 6 pros
sentigen Bombs, I'M snersii6er IN De'
aug auf be 6erfellung BON Seitentpe'
gen boranseben 3u f6nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27
9eras.

- Ser unmenf@ See Green, oer
bic 5rau 2ome unb beren Sobter nabe
Queen Gitp umbra6te, III einsefonsen
iporben. Die aufgeregten 8hrger bol'
ten ibn aus benz @efdngniB uno bra9'
ten ibn auF bic Garm, mo er elm boues
8eHdnbniB ablegte, baB er bes Gelbes
fpegen ben Worb beging. Gr muroe
an eine BON einem Baumsweig berabs
bdngenSe Rette gebunbeH, bamit er
,,ufre9t fsben blieb, Neger legtsn 0ol3
mm ibn berum, ein Neser atiaDete ben
@6eiterbaufen an umo @reen pers
brunnte bel lebenoigem 2sibe I'm 1eis
fein bon mebreren buabert perionen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27
Gbbe lti,o Jluth.
Rsman aus BEN 6auburser 2sbem.
Bon oriesri@ ssaeobiem.
(Eortlebunsl.

Salt inter Dem mefDaniiheu ,Smang
einer tdgliden @em6bnun9 ftan6 er auf
nno 9in9 biuiiber in ben Gallon. Seine
S6ritte waren ni9t gang ii1er, ion,
bern talttten ii1 lan9fan pormdrts,
un6 er nergab aud, Die 2ampe au83u,
I6iden, mas er ionft itets eisenbdnOis
belor9te.
Tante Mal1en faB an Sem rllnben
Gopbatild) uno las ibrer @elpobnbeit
gemGE ben r86rienfurier;" ais ber
Bru0er eiutrat, bltdte iie auf.
~Da lit fdon mie6er elm @ilenbabn,
nnsliid pa5iirt,4 ia9te iie nit ibrer Tia.
genoen Stimtle, IMAM iDagt fDabrbaftig
toum msbr. fid anf bic gabn gu
fesen.A
.Dn balt rsdt, es lit gefdbrlid," ent>
ge9uete Steeubuien etnt0nig, ,ipar es
uislleibt beute Gbeno suil9en bier unb
Brealeu?s
.abtr, Gpalb, MO balt On oean
Define @t6anfen? Das f6nnte bod
nod ni6t tn Der .3eitung ftebsn p
Der 9aufnann ftri1 fi1 iiber oie
Stirn. sRidtis. Mtal6en, mas beute
AbsnO gsideben TT, fommt erit utDrsen
binein.d
Gr sins Ourd oas 3inmer unS bfieb
ntben BEN Sliisel lteben. Derlelbc
mar ge6ffnst un6 auf benz Saltr lag
Gin gtotenbeft.
~Gnnie fonmt 8ar ni6t uieoer,"
fa9te Eante Mal1en perbriebltA.
pHein, Malhen, i'd CLAUDE es ielbft.s
vWas, @palb r. Dann flibr iie
pl6tli6 NIT bei6eu Oanoen an sic
Dbrsn. 30, mein Soft, ba oonnert
es; oas bat idon ben sar5en gbeno in
Der 2uft 9elesen unb nun bri1t's los"
Gin fabler Blis lobte our1 oas 3im-
mer; 3ante @ial1en bielt bic Oanbc
Dor bic Gu9en seSriidt nno Gmalb
Steenbnien ftano unbeneeli1.
s@S gebt iiber n1ein 6aupt binmea."
fagte Der 3aufmann lsiie. uno oann
iette er fi1 neben feline 61welter, faste
ibre 9anb unO fubr fort: .Gs bilft
ni9ts, Malden, bab i'd ldnser ldmeise;
einmal muet On eS bod b0ren, 6aB
G1anSe uno Summer nn6 Sorae iiber
mtin 9aus 9efommen lit unb iiber mein
9aupt nnb iiber mein 9er5.A
llnsefdbr 3n berlslben 3eit, oils Der
trlte Donnerf9lag Ses Jabres iiber
1amburg binroate unb @mal6 Gteens
bulen pen ieiner G9anoe 5prad, ain.
gen sipei Mdnner aitt gliterSamm ben
@ee nod llblenhorft entlans. gie
batten fi9 unterseiaBt unb f9lenterten
langfain trie 2eute, bic Elm ipenig sn
tief in'S @las geieben baben uno nun
ben beginnenben He9en ais pi[lfommene
Multiplying bstradten.
Der Meg mar ipe9en bes WetterS
5ienlli1 neni9enleer, uno bic Beioen
bielten lid, anl1eineno In Golge ibrer
uniiheren @aneart, In Der Mitte be8
Sobroammes, 70 bab bic bon ben Sei.
ten beriiberitrablenoen @aslaternen iie
nur matt beleu9teten.
~yttdt 81 arg, Siin," iparnte leiie
Der Cine ieinen @efdbrten; Der Rons
itabler oriibeu on Der Gde bat idbon
bsriibergedugt. nnb i6 m6dte trot
ii1einss fali9en Bartes nidt ecrne mit
ibm bier 5niammeutreffen; sr fSnnte
f9 nngefdbr oerfen, baB Der 9uorpel,
trite 6ran6en In llblenborit teine
S9lafiteue iuden fptn.d
Der 9onftabler fuurrte Slim.
.Deu ffmeiB t9 nit elmer 0ano In bic
Mllter uie me ian9e 3ate. SD m0fte
NAL ieb'n, iDer mt9 auf meinem Weae
aufbalten min. @obbam Il
6ris @sbrfe brebte ben 3opf elm lpe.
mig rsHts nno iab mad oem Sauie bes
SenatorS Steenbuien biniber-
sDa mobnt aud Giner, bel Dem ss
bsr Wahs perth mare.a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27
cine iidaere @elt.MnIaae

IL eine icle, BON reI&er Sbuen inter Garantte juses
&srt yerben fam, bab e betriebisenbe ReiuItate es
er ribreenjdu6 ba8 dn5eleste Gelb wirb
auf bieler @afs tbnnen Gte pon BEN unten anSeses
teneu Gpotbeter etne Glaiae ppn Or. Rings @enem
S@wtnbiu@tS Setlmittel taufen Gs wtrb sarantiri,
bdb ba0eIbe inter ollen nmfdnbeu Grleidternns ses
rdbrt, wern man es seSen trsenb pelGe 2etben Der
3eble, ber Brui ober Der 9nnsen anpenbet pte
S&pinb5ndt, eunsenentshnbuns, 1rcE@ttiS, Gffhma,
2en@hueu, 1rdune &c. GS III ansenebm ein3unehs
men unb fHmeft gut III r6rts fier unb man tauu it
tmmer hararf perlaljen.
RrobsfaS4en fret In alien apDtbefen. Dbplela.e BET
Ntplph Drets, GbcmpIpn q &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27
: Ri6ter SarIan bonn guubssober.

= Ei6fer Darlan bonn Wunbesober,
geri6t bat bic gnti@eiouns bes unteren
Bunoesgeri6t In ber 2lage ber 8unbes.
&egierung gegen bic WiRouri, 2anfas
6 Seras 8abn unigeitoBen. Dur6
iene erF inifan3line @ntf6eioung uds
rem bic 2anbi@entunsen on iene 8obn
aus formelen @ranoen aufseboben
tporben. Gas ObergeriGt enti6eibet
fetner, baB bic Nnaehler. tpel6e bos
2anb tnnebatten, bepor bic gifenbabn
ieue Bemi0ieuns erbieIt, elm dlteres
Nnre@t barauf baben, aIs bic @efeqs
fdaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27

- Sn 8rpan unb College Station
hsrrfdt Mansel on SrintwaFer. geim
College wirb Elm arteliI9er 8runneu
sebobrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27

~ 6erren 3leiber perben nod
WaB unter Garantie bes guten Gibens
angefertigt bon gBinfeab g.
u 5 a m 8, 237 GHs6oulions GtraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27

B~ Die Household Ndbnidi65ine
mirb BET s. %. grps, 40S Nbe. E pers
tauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27

e@ Wenn Sbr gut bebient fein
wollt, 10 fault Cure Groceries BET
W elton 6 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27

Die
80&entli@e 6reie Yreke fir Sgas
eribeiut
jeden Qomnerfag
unb foffet
$3.50 fitr bae Sahr ueet @1.S6 ssr
e @amate In Vsransbesabinns.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-04-01
Eanada's Political Destiny.

Tn an address to the lbermis in
Toronto Goodwin Smith snid the
manifest political destiny of Cannda
was union with the United States
and he ridculed the attempt to
make a barrier Of loyalty agsinst
the current OF Canada's destiny.
He SAID the cry of d;slnynlty had
had serious effect in preventing =
fair consideration of questions Of
vital importance to Canndiuns.
He said: eve ure d.sloynl. it 10
said, because we propose to enter
into tarff arrangem. mt with the
United Stat, 8, and by entering into
such an arrangement 1t IA ssid We
would compromise the fiscal indie
pendence Of Canada. Of course you
cannot make a treaty " thuut sur
rendering to that extent. But IL =
treaty ia fair, where is the dishonor2
Great Britain will see vt last that
she has no real interest here but q
mighty trade. The unity of race
and the immense advantages of .
settlement which would shut out
war from this continent End make
it one economical whole would pre-.
vail, | feel convinced, in the end.
There might be danger and there
might be disloJaIty IN touching
this question, If there were on the
part OF Americans any disposition
to aggression. But there is none.
The desire of Americans to bring
Canada into the Union has always
appeared to me 10 be very weak.
II would be disloyalty to even
think OF anything less than equal
and honora BILE union, such 10 thst
between England and Scotland.
But who does think Of anything
elseT'-rEx.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-04-01
TIE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE.

They cay that man is mighty.
He governs land and s..a,
lie yields mighty sceptre
Ger Lesser powers that he;
But II power mighiier, stronger,
Man from his throne has hurled,
81 For the hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rules the world"
In deep mysterious conclave,
Mid philosophic minds,
Unravelling knotiy problems,
His naive forte man finds;
Yet all his " ics " and isms,"
To heavens four winds are hurled,
For the hand that r. cks the cradle
Is the hand that rules the world"
Behold the brave commander,
Staunch mid the carnage stand,
Behold the gnidon dying
With the col"rs in his hand.
Brave men they be-, yet craven,
When this banner is unfurled,
The hand that r,gks the cradle
le the hand that rules the world"
Great statesmen govern nations,
Kings mould q peoples fate.
But the unseen hand Of velvet
These giants regulate.
The iron arm of fortune
With woman's charm is puzzled.
For fhe hand that rpcks thu. cradle
Is tle hand that rules The world"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-04-01
advertisements.
THE ARLINGTON.

Hot and cold water baths,
SG-Iv
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-13

Common x ealth vs. \. c. HeipIo. fOrsoTy
Commonwealth vs.. William Lynn. isr-
cenY.
Commonwealth ". Albert ID. Hutc'in-
sou, defrauding boarding house keeper
Commo nNealth vs.. Ii. c. Hnchison. de-
frsuding boarding -hous" keeper
CommO nwealth vs.. Lloyd McCsuleY aud
George Reese. larceny
Cpmm0nw ealth vs. George Mochan and
Androw Collage. assault ard battery
Commonweal W.. John Stiffler. neglect
ing his aged mother.
Common wealth vs.. Daniel McFali. as
sault and battery, three cases.
Commonwealth w. Daniel Gill, fornica-
tion and hsstardy, on filing the proper
bond.
Commonwealth ~. Susan FogUtch, cru
city 10 animals
Common wealth vs.. Pa trick Boyle, keep
ing fcrocious dog.
Commonwealth -. Peter Rooney, open
lewdness.
Commonwealth VS.. WIN. NJ. Peters, cru
city TO animals.
The following cases on this weeks civil
list We're continued:
William Bowman vs.. Henry Barnhart;
Edward Liberty vs.. DIR. +. Il. Overdorf;
James w. Gallagher vs.. William Baker ct
al; same vs. same; Levi Keith ct al vs.
Daniel Kerlensey et al: h. F. Horncr ".
II. V Hays; Martin Mcdonald, Sr-, VS..
Frederick Hofecker: John Scheffaur VS.
Morrellville and Cambria Borough Water
Company; Westmoreland and Cambria
Natural Gas Company VS.. Herald Printing
Company; Daniel Miller vs.. Neal Mckay;
use OF Thomas II. Farrell VS.. Annie NJ.
Weakland; John Maxwell W.. Caron
Leahy; T. c. Else & Co VS.. c. & j. Leahy;
Albert Zitzman W. E. Strayer < Bro: III.
Swank & Co. w. A. j. Haws.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-13

darclothes on; she had roi night shirt
on; I tainted to the floor; Boucher and
MIS-. Bradnn led M into the spare room
3 nd wanted to settle the matter, and not
expose them; Boucher saii he would give
me all aslltd; Mrs Brsdcn said she
would keep ma drunk for a month and
promised to get me all the money | want
ed; I made Information against them;
nv wife wanted me To settle; my lawyer.
d lex, told me I hsd botter settle. told
my wife ! would settle II she would give
me a divorce and the children; afterwards
agreed 10 sattle II sho would acknowledge
her guilt to her and my brothers and sis
ters, and take an oath this was the first
time she had been with Boucher, and that
she would never do 1t again; this She
agreed To do: talked with Boucher and
he and ! agreed to settle IL by him paying
me $50 for my lawyers and the costs;
Boucher and / went to the District Attor-
ney's Office and signed the paper of settle
mcnt: he paid me so and agreed To give
me the rest Saturday night; this trouble
kept working on my mind and l hardly
knew what 10 do; the night before the
shooting | had been drinking; / wanted my
wife TO take the oath she promised; she
could just think and talk as they pleased,
and / could do the same; that made me
mad and | tore the red night shirt to
pieces: tho next morning / got up and
went TO the saloon and got a drink; when
/ came back | asked for my revolver and
my wife said il was up stairs; I went up
to ,ook for il and could not find it;
I followed iown and she told m. 10 look
again; | found the revolver and went down
the stairs and up around the house TO the
corner: from there saw my wife; | then
lost my mind. and remember nothing more
until | came 10 my senses in the EbenS-
burg JAIL The defendant denied know
ing anything OF the shooting, the arrest,
or of being taken to the lookup. tn" hear
ing, OF talking with any one in the lookup,
or OF being brought TO Jail.
Among the Witnesses called by the de-
fensc was DIR. Samuel Ayers, OF Pittsburg,
who was of the opinion that Braden was
irresponsible at the time of the shooting.
Andrew Boucher was called by the Com
monwealth who denied the criminal inti-
macy with Mrs. Braden. and several wit
neSSeS were called to contradict Braden.
The testimony closed on "Wednesday af-
ternOOn when the counsel for the defend
ant. Evans and Linton, addressed the jury
in his behalf, the latter concluding his re-
marks at half past nine Z. ", when court
adjourned until Thursday morning at
O'Clock.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-13
Ashvfile Items.
AsHVHLE. Pa. Mar

AsHvuLE, Pa, March TO- 1891.
Editor Cambria Freeman:
SIR:-Mr. Andrew Dodson, OF this place,
is on the sick list.
Mr.. J. Z. Rosensteel visited Altoona on
Altoona on Friday.
Tommie infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
r. Delozer, OF this place, is quite III.
Our schools are progressing rapsily un-
der the management OF the amiable teach
crs, Miss Annie Wilson and Mr.. Morgan
J. Cramer. Misses Regina Nealley and
Amelia Delozier, of ST. Augustine, paid
AShville a brief visit on Saturday.
Miss Annie Stoy, of this place, is visiting
friends in Altoona
Miss Gertrude McKendry, of Adams
county. who has been visiting frieRds In
this vicinity. returned 10 her home on
Monday.
The Cambria Coal and Cok. Co., opera
ting at Amsbry, has changed hands and in
the future will he conducted under a new
management. Mr.. Richard Bowan will be
the superintendent.
Mr. L. j. Free has purchased from Mr..
James ii. Wilson lot of ground on the
corner of Ash street and the railroad for a
consideration Of $500. 1t is Mr.. Frees
intention To erect a large and commodious
hotel on the premises during tho coming
summer.
Mr.. James Wilson and family will leave
here In short time for West Virginia
whore two sons, Henry and Grant, have
boen for some time past They intend TO
make their future home in that state
festival will be held here in ST. Thomas
hall, this place, on the afternoon and ey-
enlng OF March 3Oth, under the auspices OF
Branch l3l, +. B. A. The parties having
il in charge will make it an enjoyable af-
fair. An orchestra and n cornct band have
been secured for the occasion. P.B.P.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-13

-Iffn need OF a suit OF clothes II Will pa
vop 10 90 70 c. A. Sharbaugh's, Carroll
town.
"A eharter has bceu granted To the Eb-
@ nsrurg Agricultural Society and the ceT-
tificates of stock are now being tssned-
Como and eXaminemy now Spring cloth
ing and gents furnishings. We will glad
Iy show goods whether Yen wish to buy or
not. c. 4. SuARRACGH, Carrolltown.
Work In the mine. IN this region, gen =
orally speaking, Is poor. There Is an odd
mine that Is doing fairly but the great ma
tority are scarcely making ghalftmc.-Gdt-
tttztR EtrldtcdtOT.
-Abram Byers, formally of Jackson
township, but now Of Berwinsdale, Clear
field county, recently met with an accident
on a steam saw mill near the latter place,
by which the thumb OF one hand was cut
of by u circular saw.
The erection of marble IS the last work
OF respect 10 the memory of departed
friends, and IS custom which has been
followed from the earliest ages OF an
tiuuIty. For many years j. Wilkinson ~
Son have been in the marble business In
Ebensburg and through their energy and
honorable dealings, they have built for
themselves IL reputation for doing their
work in q most artistic manner. Their
work is an ornament 10 the town as well as
a credit TO themselves. Wa are giving
them no more notoriety than they
deserve, and to prove our assertion. go to
their establishment and see for yourself.
They take pleasure in showing their work,
whether you wish TO purchase or not.
They have on exhibition at their works
two carloads OF monuments and head
stones. and in April and May will receive
two carloads moro. They will thon have
a large assortment of the latest styles for
customers to select from. They have
arrangements made with wholesale gran
ite dealers 80 that they can fill all orders
for granite monuments and headstoncs in
a short time and "a cheap as can be done
anywhere They buy their stock in such
large quantities that they defy COmpeu-
tion. They also have the agency for the
Champion Iron Company and are prepared
TO furnish all kinds OF fencing or anything
In iron. Persons wishing to- purchase any
thing in their line of business would do
well TO give them call before leaving their
order with any other manufacturer, as
they have as fine If not the finest stock Of
marble that ever came to Western Penn
sylvania. Give them a trial and you can
depend upon getting good job al a fair
price.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-13
a Family Duty.

The home circle is sacred and life has
few charms indeed il family ties are burst
asundcr. The promotion of happiness and
the prevention of sickness are OF prime i'm
portance in every household. 1t is In the
spring that old and young alike are most
susceptible to the hundreds OfdiSeaSeS that
fll the atmosphere We breathe and the wa
ter We drink. The timely use of a reliable
Stimulant Is the only sure way 10 guard
against sickness in the home. Max Klein ;
"Silver Age" and 'Duquesne' brands or
pure rye wkiSkey are recommended by
physicians a. the best invigoratOr in the
world. Both are sold under sworn guar
sntee OF purity, "Silver Age" at sl.5O per
full quart bottle, and "Duquesne' at q. %.
These whiskies are used exclusively In the
leading hospitals, which Is sufficient eyi-
deuCe that they are the best obtainable.
Mr.. Guckenheimer, Finch, Gibson and
Overholt are sold by Mr.. Klein at 81 per
quart or six quarts OF IS. His stock OF
wines, braudieS, etc, is the largest in Penn
sylvana. Goods promptly shipped TO all
parts OF the United States. Send for cata-
logue and price list. mentioning this paper
Max Klein, So Federal street, Allegheny,
Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-13
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for two weeks ending Wednesday, March
1lth, 1891:
Otto Gerhart and Magic Lime, Johns
town.
Samuel Alexander and Clara E Hon,
Reade township.
II. J. Vanardlcn, Greensburg, and Emma
Dopp, Wilmore.
Henry Taylor and Annie Kelly, Johns
town
Charles Philip Peter Wolf and Amelia
Reitz, Stonycreek township.
Jacob Knorr and Annie Knorr, Johns
town.
Richard C. Cook and Jane F. HOPPER,
Benscreek.
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Cnes, spring. Normal school.

The Chest Springs Normal School will
open on Monday April Goth, for a term OF
ten weeks. The course of study VIII DO es
pecially adapted to those that are teaching
and preparing TO teach. Instruction will
be given in tho common branches and all
such branches as will meet tho require
ments OF the teachers, including mental
science, theory OF teaching, civil govern
ment, composition and rhetoric Those
desiring to study higher branches will have
an opportunity OF doing so. Methods of
instruction will be the latest and most ap-
proved and the branches will be taught in
a practical manner. Practical work of the
school room will be brought before the
class. X. SoAERyIILE, Principal.
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of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton Periodical pains, weak back,
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are cured by it. 1t is purely vege-
table and perfectly harmless "a
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and strength to the whole system.
1t costs you nothing if it fails to
give satisfaction. It's guaranteed
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Is refunded. It can be guaranteed
for it does it. No other medicine
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That's the way its makers prove
their faith In it. Contains no alco-
hol to inebriate no syrup or sugar
to derange digestion a legitimate
medicine, not q bersrage. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless in
any condition Of the system.
Worlds Dispensary Medical As.
sociation, Proprietors, No. ees Main
Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-13

For sale or rent-A house OF seven
rooms in the East ward OF Ebeusburg
VIII be sold on easy payments. Possession
given on the 1st of April next. Call on the
subscriber for terms. HENRY BYRSE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-13

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
IN count hSs been nled in the Court OF Com
I.lon Pleas of Cambria county. Pennsylvaia, and
Will be confirmed BY said Court the second
Monday OF April, 1891, unless cause be hown 20
the contrary:
Account Of George Brant. assignee Of the Mer-
chandise Company, Limited. for the tenent OF
creditors JAS. o. DARBY,
March Q. lssl.-$ Pro.honotary