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Argument Lists.

List of causes set down for argument
at Argument court. Monday. April 1Ith.
1S.c:
Martin ". Coad: Commonwealth ".
Watt: Commonwealth v. RoqucS: Com
mOnwcalth ". Shatfer: Commonwealth
". Charles Gauntncr: Commonwealth ".
Jos. Gauutucr: Commonwealth ". Bert
Gauntncr: Nctter ". Lcahcy: Equitable
Il. x l.. Association ". Shoemaker: Yeag-
ley vS.Hucbncr; DOnclly ". Leahcy 81 al:
Beitstein ". Ruth; Overlook ". Oyer
bSck; In re- exceptions 10 report Of VI. Il.
stephens. Esq. in re- ONnard property: In
re- contested election i'm Wilmorc borough:
Johnston, Buck X Co. -. Dimond ct al;
Warmer V. Wendle: Caufiield vS. Sher-
man: In re- petition to remove old Horner
burial ground: Swank Hardware COmpa-
ny vs.. HOchstein: Huffman vs.. Storey;
Stebile V. Pierro ct al: Ager W. BeSlet:
Holsinger ". McKilIip & Co.; Hoozier
Drill Company vs.. Moorhead: Rager W.
Rager; Workingman'S Il. & L. ASsocia-
tion v. Plunkett; In re rule on Jacob and
Elizabeth Thomas: Shirley vs.. Trustees
Mt Olive Baptist Church: McCOol VS..
Leahey; Jordan & Hinchman vs.. c. WiIk-
inSon * Sons: Fowler & Umbarn vs.
ing Company vs.. p. l.. Eek x Son: Pierre
vs.. Speath: Baker vs. Baker: In re excCp-
tionS 10 report of 5. r. Murphy, Esq. in re
McMilen property: Bracken vs.. Slime;
Balewine vs.. Troxell ct al: Lantzy vs.
Aiken. JAS. c. DARBY, PrOth'y.
The following cases will be presented
for argument at Argument court, April II
1892:
In the matter of the rule on Joseph a
Gray. administrator of John B. Miller. de
ceased, to show cause why widows APP
prasement should not be filed.
In the matter of the exceptions to report
of d. f. Dufton, Esq, auditor in the eS-
tate of John Campbell, Sr., deceased.
In the matter of Grant Pfeifer, admins
traitor of ]. Charles Pfeifer, deceased, tC
show cause why letters of administration
should not be vacated.
In the matter of the rule on John c. Car
| roll, executor of Hugh Gaffney, deceased
10 show cause why an attachment should
not issue.
In the matter of the rule on Charlie,
VOeghtly TO show cause why he should
not be discharged as administrator c. T
a. of Germanus Voeghtly, deceased.
CELEsTINE j. BLAIR.
Clerk q. c
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when Doctors all Agree.

1t is fact well established, that Febru-
airy and March are the most trying months
To aged or -nfeebled persons. Pneumonia,
influenza and kindred chest Affections, are
most liable TO get in their deadly work.
There is but one thing to do build up and
fortify the system with pure stimulant.
Medical men all over the country agree
that Klcin'S ''Silver Age" at $50 per
quart, and ''Duquesne" al sl.25 per quart,
stand without peer. Ifyou want fine six
year old Guckenheimer, Finch, Gibson,
Overholt, or Bear Creek, you can have
them at 500 per quart or six quarts for
$500. We are recognized head quarters
for the choicest brands of wine, liquor,
cordials, etc. Goods expressed anywhere.
Send forcatalogue, mentioning this paper,
MAN KLEIN.
- Federal ST., Allegheny. Pa
For sale by ]. & \. +. Bender. Ebeus-
burg, Pa.
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ept sunday.

leave daily except sunday
leave Sunday only
Black letters ind cate telegraph stations.
Denny's Moore's and Cristies Crossings VIII
be flag stations Tor all trains.
No. connects at Cresson with JohnstoWn tx
press at y for points between Cresson and
1ohnstovn. and with Pacific Express at i5 for
points west of JohnstOwn. Also with Mail Train
at 9 y for points east Of CressOn.
No s connects with Mail Train at 20 Tor poin IS
West Of CreSson, and Mail Express for points
east OF Cresson.
From points west OF Cresson No. connects
with Mail train at 3, and from points east of
Cresson with Jchnstown Express at s p, and Pa
cihc Express at IS.
No. 8 connects with Mail Train at 4 26 from
points east of Cresson. and Mail Express at IL
from points west OF Cresson.
Sunday trains connect with Pacific Express ind
Mail Train west and mail Express east
Passengers OF from points on Pennsylvania
* Northwestern Railroad can take train at Coal
port or Iryona.
Stations marked "r' are flag stations. Pas
sengers wishing TO get of VIII notify the CON
ductor. Passengers wishing to get on will flag
the train at these stations Trains will not stop
unless SO motif ed w +. RATHBUN,
General Manager and superintendent
+. J. BURGOON. Train Master.
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IA In the Orphans Court of Cambria county.
In the matter Of the nrst and tnal account OF
J. B. Denny. administrator OF the estate Of A. J.
Christy, deceased.
Having been appointed auditor by said court 70
report distribution OF the fund IN the hands OF
the accountant, notice is hereby given that
viii sit my once in the borough of Eber sburg
on Friday the Ist day OF April. 1892.
al 10 O'Clock. NJ iOr the purpose OF dtschargtng
the duties OF said appointment, when and where
all persons interested attend or be forever
debarred from coming in said fund.
DONALD L. DUFTON,
Ebensburg, March Is. 1922. Auditor
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BaiIdtnx and Loan A..ocfa,ton.

I It IUIIIdIOIl InttLIIE lot Ine OTEdnlLd-
tion of a building and loan association took
place at the council room on Saturday ev-
ening and was well attended. Thomas
Davis tJackson) was elected chairman and
L. j. Little secretary of the temporary or
ganiZation. Several speeches were made
building and loan associations. after which
a committee was appointed 10 make the
necessary arrangements for securing d
charter. About 200 Oshares were subscribed
by those present at the meeting, and there
j. no doubt that the other 300 shares ne
cesSary TO start with will be promptly
taken. a committee consisting of Geo a.
kinkead, III. \. Shoemaker and Lester
Larimer was appointed TO draft constitu-
tion and bylaws for the government of the
organization. after which the meeting ad-
jonrnsd until Saturday evening, April End,
at T:30 Z. NJ
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DANIS-D ANIS.-M rTied at the resi-
dence of the brides parents in Ebensburg
on Wednesday, March 3Oth. lsg2, by Rev
Geo. Hill, Mr.. George T. Davis and Miss
Amanda DAVIS, both Of Ebensburg.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.


The doctors treat no acute diseases but make
an entire speciality OF chronic and long Standing
diseases. Cases given up by other doctors andpro-
nOunced incuraDle, they most desire 10 see. Tn q
doctors have treated over over l5 OOG cases in Ohio
IN the last twelve years. many OF which had been
given up as incurable, some 10 be blind others 10
DE deaf and large number 20 be inyalids for
life. But behold! now they and hear, and
many arc started on the right road 20 health and
recovery every day.
Inc doctors are surroun ded with the largest
collection OF nne instru ments ever Imported 10
this country fer examining and treating an
chronic diseases OF the Head Face Eve Far:
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Stomach, Liver Kidney
Bladder. Skin, Brain, and Nervous system Can
GERS, rumors, Piles. Swellings. Old Sores Fits
Paralysis. Neuralgia, Rheumatism Dropsy
Gout, Sick Headache, Debility, DEPRESSION 0i
Spirits. Diseases Of Children. Heredit Dis
easeases ETC.. etc. and in tact all long standing
and Chronic Diseases.
RECTAL DISEASES.
they also make speciality OF all form OF Rec
tai Diseases, Piles-internaf and external Itch
ing and bleeding rectal ulcers. assures hstula-
which are often taken for Cacnerous and Lung
diseases, an cured II taken in time. Remember
We cure all forms OF Piles without pain detention
or interruption from business land without the use
OF knife, caustic, ligature. or Injection Come
ana De convinced. DIR. Mcclellan made these
diseases speciality Tor ten years in a large city.
"a the skill Of all physicians and remedies,
DOlK BOlQ gTOMftS fr1rad tt-itb Il.
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HOUSE. E.EeENsRuRc.eA
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

A UDITORS NOTICE
"a Notice is hereby given that having been ap .
pointed by the by tue Orphans Court Of Cambria
county auditor 10 distribute the fund In the hands
OF Francis l. Little. executor OF the last will and
testament OF william Little. deceased as shown
by MS nrst and nnal account 10 and amongst those
entitled thereto, i viii sit in ATTORNEYS Room
court House, Eoensburg, Pa, Friday,
April ~ 1892 at ten O'Clock, A. n for the
purpose or attending 10 the duties said appoint
ment, when and where all persons may attend or
De forever debarred from coming IN on said iund,
II. II. MYERS.
Ebenssurg. March IS, 1892. Auditor
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Examination and Consultation Free TO Everybody
CHRONIC DISEASES OF EYES

OF
Such as GrRnulated Lids Chronic Inflammation
Of the Lids. OF the Iris. of the Choroid. OF the
Retins. Chronic UlceratiOns, Spasms OF the Lids
and Eye. Tears running ofthe cheeks. Day and
Night Blindness. Purulent Matteripg Sore
Eyes. GOnorrheal OphthalmIa. Symphilitic Oph-
thalmia. Red BlOtches or Brown ones on the Ball,
White Spots on Eye. Glaucomia CuppiuR Of
the Nerve. Amanrosis. Falling out OF the Lashes,
Sores. Redness OF Edges Of Lids and Eyes. an
all other diseases TO which the eye or its append
anges are liable, positive and radid cure guaran-
ed
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
Tor the week ending Wednesday, March
30, 1892:
stephen WakSuiaki and Clara Calata.
Hastings.
Joseph Becketic and Annie Galovic.
Summit.
w. A: Owens. Ebensburg. and Martha J J.
Reese, Cambria township.
n. &. Meyer and Louisa Nicklar. Johns
town.
John j. Felix, Shade township. Somer-
set county, and Mary Marks. MorrellvilIc.
II. X. Lockard, Greene township, Indi-
ana county, and Mary McNulty, Carroll
township.
George t. Davis and Amanda f. Davis,
EbcnSburg.
james easy, JOhnstOwu. and Jane Con-
nahan, ScOoptown.
William Shearer aud Tillie Patterson.
JOhnStOwn.
Jacob NJ. Noon and Rose Adler, johns
town.
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NOTICE.
~ All those Indebted 10 the estate Of wm.
Litzinger viii please come and nay up be-
fore April 18th. costs will be added Also
those owing Eugene LitZinger viii & the same.
EUGENE LIrZIHGER
March Is 1891
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a rnIrnR,s nnrrrr

A UDITORS NOTICE
"a In the matter OF the firstand partial account
OF Frank Powers, executor OF the last III snd
testament OF Rev. Thomas DAWN deoeas-
Having been appointed Auditor by - Court
10 report a distribution OF the fund in =. hants
or the accountant notice IS hereby given that
will SIT at my ONCE IN the borough OF Epensburg
on saturday. the End day OF April
1879 AT ~ O'Clock. A. NJ, tor the purpose OF dis
charging the duties OF said appointment when
and where all parties interested may attend or be
forever deoarrod from coming in on said fund.
DONALD Z DUFTON,
Eoensourg. Pa. NJ arch IS, 1872 Auditor.
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The Fsnous Ex cursfon Resort OF Idle
wild.

The popularity of this famous excursion
resort has been unprecedented i'm the his
tory OF resort 50 young. 1t is a verita-
Bile mountain park. located seven miles
from Latrobe, forty-one from Pittsburg,
and three miles from Ligonier. From La
trobe old Kingston Forge is passed
where more than one disastrous Indian
skirmiSh was averted. Historical assoc!a-
tionS are numerous in this mountain run.
Beyond the fighting ground, framed by a
beautiful border OF rhododendrons and
mountain laurel, is the mountain park Of
Idlewild. a place where man has figurative-
ly harnesSed with modern improvements
and convenience natures hills, wales, and
lakes into limitleSs park. The beauti-
ful Loyalhanna is spanned by bridges, and
connects the park with the wild, pictur-
esque, and as yet uncultivated portion be-
yond, where the lover of the romantic may
find scenes to delight him. Extensive
improvements in the way of new buildings
for the accommodation of excursionistS
have been made i'm anticipation of the sea-
son soon to open. As place for recrea-
tion and pleasure it has no equal.
Committees desiring 10 make arrange
mentS TO visit Idlewild can obtain COM
plete Information upon application TO T.
l. Watt, Passenger Agent, Western Dis
trlct Pennsylvania railroad PittSburg
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March "a. lS92.


\ terrible accident occurred AT the con-
verting department of Carnegie Bros. Il
Co., mill at Homestead. AIleg gheny county.
on Saturday morning by which eight men
were seriously burned one of whom. An
drew StOffield. died on Sunday. Among
those seriously injured was Albert Will
Jams foreman in the department. former
EbcnSburg boy. son of Mr. Thomas j.
Williams. of this place. and a brother of
Mrs. J. G.. HaSSon. wife of the editor of
this paper.
The accident happened during a melt in
the converter. and was caused by the SkulI.
or debris. falling from the shields over the
BCSScmcr converter and breaking the pres
sure pipe. This caused the vessel. which
was filed with molten steel. to turn on its
truniOnS throwing the metal into the pit
The falling metal covered eight of the men,
before they had time To escape and burned
them terribly. They were given every
possible attention and soon removed 10
their homes. Andrew Stoficld was fright
fully burned about the head. back and
shoulders. aud has already died from his
injuries Albert Williams was also badly
burned about the head and neck and So
Vercly burned on the wrist and arm but il
l. believed that the chances for his recoV-
cry are favorable. The writer visited him
on Monday night and found him. although
suffering intense pain. in good spirits.
bearing up well and Cheerfully expecting
To recover. Arthur McGurk. was also
among the worst burned and his injuries
may prove fatal. Peter Woods. Thomas
Harding, John Shields, James Baird and
Frank Abel were all seriously burned hut
they will recover. Edward Williams a
brother of Albert. died in September last.
from burns received in the same mill and
from an accident at the same converter.
All the injured men except Frank Abel are
married and are residents of Homestead.
The skull, or debris, is a collection Of
cinder, small particles of steel and other
matter that is thrown from the converting
furnace by the heavy pressure of air that is
forced through the melting metal. II had
never before slipped. and in falling il ac-
cidentally struck and broke the pressure
pipe that controlled the movement Of the
immense vessel filled with molten steel.
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SOUTH WARD.
NORTHwARD
A UpIroR,s NOTICE.

Bradley, Noel and Lucket are Flag Stations.
No trains on Sunday.
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WORD ABOUT CATARRH.

II is the mucus membrane. that wonderful semi
fluid envelope surrounding the delicate tissues
OF the air and TODD passages. that Catsrrh makes
its stronghold. Once established IL eats into the
vitals and renders a life a long drawn breath
OF misery ard disease, dulltng the sense of hear
ing, t-ammeltng the power OF speech, destroying
the faculty OF smell tainting the breath and kill
ing The refined pleasures OF taste. lnsidiOusly.
by creeping on from n simple cold in the head IL
assaults the membraneous lining and and enYel-
opes the bones. eating the delicate coats and
causing Inflammation, sloughing and death.
Nothing short OF total eradication will secure
health TO the patient. and all alternatives are
simply procrastinAted sufferings. leading 20 IA
fatal termination Even when the disease has
made frigf tful inroads on 1elicate constitutions
hearing, smell and taste have been recovered and
the disease thoroughly driven out.
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ID AIDROAD TINE TABLE OF THE EBENS-
II burg S Cresson Branch Railroad. In effect
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bSf2s such have band the skin remedies
The knIIe causics - " -e
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INXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IA Letters tesla auentary upon the estate OF Ma
than Gates, late of White township. in the coun-
ty OF Cambria. Pa, deceased. having been gram
ed TO the undersigned. notice is hereby given 20
a II persons indebted 10 said estate 10 made i'm
mediate payment and those having claims or de-
mands against the same are requested TO present
them properly authenticated for settlement to
ISAIAH GATES,
Executor OF Nathan Gates, deceased.
White Twp, Pa, March Is. lss2-st
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Imported Horses for Sale.

DAILROAD TIME TABLE No. ! OF THE
h Cresson, Clearfield County ana New York
Short Route Railroad. In effect on and after
November l5t. h 1891.
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Miscellaneous Notices.

DOR SALE-the I<oretto House, Boretto, Pa
II Terms easy. For particulars. address
MRS. L. Il. M'DONALD,
March II. 1892. LOrettA. Pa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
erfreult@er @es6aftsamswets.

@iten erfeult9en 8eleg fir ben guten
Stanb unieres @el6Gftslebens btetet Der
NusmeiS Iber bic 8anferotte in ben User.
Staaten tpd6renb Der eriten 9dltte 0leles
Sabres. SIS Seigt, Dab Die 3abl Der Sar1
ferotte 55O3, B. B. 571 tpentger betrug, ais
in Der eriten Sdlfte Dieies Sa6res, une boB
Die Bel Den Banferotter III Srage geiteute
Summe BON $92, 416,207 auf $~62,273,680
ftel. Ndf auberengGorten, tpdbreno Die !3abL
Der 8anferotte gegeniber benz 8let6en 3eitz
ruum bes 8oriabres UNI etDa elm 3ebntel
obaenommen bat, ftel bic 06be Der Naliina
nm Elm poles Orittel.
@eoeriber benz @eiammtaustpeis 1T Ser
Gbicago's ni6t 10 erfreult6. 9enn bier
fttea bic !3abl BET 8anterotte BON Ill i'm
erften Salbiabr 1891 ouf 1875 int eriten
0albiabr 1892, unb Die 00be Der 8aiiipa
ftieg bon $1,836, 900 auf 1852, 747. Sci
benz reiBen0en QSa1stbum unierer Staot,
tpel6eS elmer l6neuen 8ermebrung geidGfts
It6er llnternebmungen 8orlGub leiitet, lift
etne ioI6e 3unabme Der Bonterotte fretli6
letdt erfidrlt1. Iu1 itebt Gbicago immer
nod tOett 9tnter benz penis grDBeren Stem
yort nit leinen 255, unO benz fleiuereu
Bbtlaoelp6td NIT ieinen 1876 8anferotten,
uno an 0Gbe Der 8aiiipa fomnNt es erit in
pterter 9teiDe. Oisielben itelleI it6, pie
tolgt: Stem gort 81, 922 ST.; Bolton ST.
975, 700; Ybilaoelpbia $2,922,573; Gbts
cago $2,502. 747.
SIM GerbGltntB alio lit aud fir Gbicaso
Der Ausfpels teIrl geraoe lhle9ter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

Das fur@tbare 8ranbunaliid, tpel9es
Die 5auptitaDt 9tetp> SounblanoS, Die Iebz
bate 0afenitaDt ct. Sobns. betroffeu bat,
forbert oaS beraltbe Dtitgefibl @bicaeo's
heraus. 9enn i'm 8erbGltniiie lit IS nod
nett Oernidtenoer, als DaS, tpel1eS Dot Fl
Sabren uns betraf. Die SdlTte Der 8ez
pobner lit o6oa6los. W1it ben Spetdern
uro groBen @eldGften ftnb ale He6enss
mittelporrGtbe III Slammen auFgegangen.
l1uo ct. Sobns, obmobL Elm Iebbafter
6auoelSplaB, beitBt ni6t Die slei6e @rboz
lungsfdbtgfett, nie Chicago. @S bat nur
Elm armies 9interIau0; IS lit tein unuu,z
gebbarer ¬enpuntt bes gBeltnertebrs.
@s tit elmer iener Srte, melGe, es miiBten
benin ale poripaltenDen 8eotngungen bes
t6anoeIs uno 8ertebrs iib Gnbern, bic
@ren3e leiner 8litbe unb @r6Be bereits
erretdt bat.
lin 10 mebr TOUT SiLfe uotb. 1n6 @btz
cago, pel6es Danfbar Der 9ilfe geoeuft,
pel6e III ietnem unglide Die JSelt ibm entz
9eaenbradte. miro ntd)t unb bari ni6t 3auz
bern, ieinem Witgeflble = in Silbertonen
NusoruG au geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
m0dentIide 5ninois Stoats5etune Wontae IS. 3ult 1892.

Eibeicommifes, 10 fann eS nidt 5meifelbaft
iein, oaB auf bober 0irtbi6afts1tufe Die
i6abIi6en lopobl an !3abl als oil 8ebens
tuna ibermtegen. g8ie Brofeiior @neift
ausfibrt, er3iebsn tie ein @sidlebt. toeldes
ernits 9in8e friDol uno friDole 0in9e ertl1t
nimmt, uno aud BET bor etntger a3ett per-
1torbene beriibn1te Staatsre6tslebrer yos
rens bon Stetn nerurtbetlt lie, neil lie Die
gonse bIrgerlt6e @eieul6aft BON tbrem
Webiete auSi6lteBen, inoem tie etnen fur
ieoen Orttten, iotpie alto audi fitr ben @ldus
bigger unpernertbbaren 8eftB l6aften uno
benz @igentbiimer elmer 9eieai1aftItbe
9teaun9 eebsn, Die 9an5 unab6dn9ig BON
ieiner peri6nli6en Gi6ttgfeit lit. Oas
Geri6wtnben Der Stbeicommiife iii oaher
cine notbpenoise Soroeruug Der ltaatsblrz
9erlt0en @eieli6aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Gin NanntS1t9mamfer.

Gin Bradteremplar zines arnertfdntlhen
0eu6lers lit Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der retnen HrObibitionspartet, 8iomeII
bon Californian, meI6en Der g~tationaIcons
bent letner 4artet lit Cincinnati fIralt6
nit 10 grocer 8egeiiterung aufgeiteut bat.
SaB Giotpeu, etm mebrere WttIt0nen
ret6er alter Observation-Disclosures, iuButte
County i'm norDlinen Californian grnBar7
ttge @ein9Grten belaB, DIroe bet let1er
Domination ni6t 9eleugnet; aber 3ugleth
tparD betbeuert, Dag CT nah ietner Dor
ie6s3ebn Sabren erfolgten 8efebrung fir
cine babe Wttlion Dollars Wei1, ben er
lelbit gefeltert, ais 3euielsgetrGnt per=
ni1tet uuo babur6 cine groBe 8uBe fir
feline 8~eriiinoigung ant beiligen @etlte Der
8rpbtbttion gethan babe.
0od leBt bort man gar15 anoere Otnge
Iber bielen ionoerbaren SIBer. ST bat
Spar ieit ietnsr 8efebruu8 3ur Walieriims
pelei feinen Netn mebr Derfauft. Wobl
aber bat CT na6 @tnlteQung OeS QSetnbanz
bells Sabre lang aus ieiuen Trauben Sranas
branntr9ein, tpie mans in Siooeutl6z
LAMB beiBt, Doer @Ognac oeitilirt. 90
%fein ME Der Gognac aus Der @barente IN
Tranfret6 lit er freili6 nidt, Der Brandy"
DeS~ 8robtbitioniiten : Generals 8lDpeu ;
ober Elm 9efGbrli6er SAnaps lit ct bod.
Sreilid bebauptet BiOpeu, ct babe in
ben Iebten eSSabren aue ietne Srauben i'm
uni1ulotgem Srauben5uitanbe bertauft,
uno CT babe allen @runb gu Der Qlnnabme,
baB Die Gdufer bieie Srauben tbeils ais
GBtrauben perDertben, thetls 9toitnen
baraus MAIDEN. 0o6 Srauben aus Butte
County tperoen Iberbaupt niht 81 3tolinen
geo0rrt; unO Senner Der 8er5GLtniiie be-
3neifefn es gar iebr, DaB cine 10 rieitge
Iraubenmen9e, ME 1e in BiDpel's Mein=
9drten mG6it, i'm Trau6en5uitanDe nerz
5ebrt miro. @s lit iomit ttar. OaB ptele
BON 8tDDeu's Srau5en nod INNER 81
Wein oOer III Srar5branntuein pertpenbet
tperDen, tuenr CT aud Die ~UertpanDlung
nt6t mebr peri0nlt6 Dornimntt.
Inter iplGen 8~erbGltniien tanr fi6 Der
quite Wtann aud ui6t barber bei6tDeren,
tpenn man Die @eididte bon Der 3eritorung
Biopeu' i9eu Beines I'M Q8ertbe bon elmer
balben Wtilipn nidt redt glaubt.
Barum aber 10 5tlnpferlt6 iein, Oeetiter
8iomel ? 9a fI1o Die Bdter oes isBigen
YrobibitiOnsSeieses in Soma gan3 anoere
Sterile! Die erridteten gang gu berlelben
!3eit, als ie ieneS i6euBli6e @eieb ms
Xeben riefen, in Der Sta~ats9auptitaot
9es Wtolnes cine 9roBe S6napsbrenneret
uno ma6ten tetn 0ebl aus i6rer Sdnnpsz
erSeusung 3u vmeAanti6en 3mefen"
OaB Dieier S9naps in benz Yrohtbitionsz
itaate iebr unme6anii6 nerbraubt unb ge>
iotfen nuroe, mar ia ni1t bic S9ulo ieiner
pro9ibitiDnseifrigen 8renner, tuenn Tie aud
Das @elo fir iol6en Saufl@naps obne @rz
rDtben eIn1tedteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
OSrtef an bic SGIinoi8 u ng.)
Ste Ntoef=GDWtAttHe+
Bon @tar &orstus.

Oie SibeifommiB> @igenidaft ettes Suites
beitebt i'll leiner Beitimmung. unperGnoers
LTD ouf ale9ta6folger oeS Stifter's bis gum
Nusgange oes Stammes unD ytarnenS iiber7
5u9ehen. 9as Griteeburtsre6t, emit aus
Der &rtegSpfli6t beS WrunobeitbeS entz
f%taaben, mirD bier perfinitelt 3ur @rbaltung
oeS @lanaes Der Talnilie, unb 5tpar auf
Soften anoerer Geitblpeiieu, Grperbss uno
@lGubigerrebte. SIS entnideIt iih baour6
eine beionbere &laiie prioatiltrenoer @entlez
men, cine itonbesgemdBe &eihtierti9feit iun
Shuloennla6en uuo Shuloenbe2ablen.
Die SioeifomMiBz @runbltude leiiten fit
Die @elammtproouction Oes Bottles niAt
basienige, mas its ais freies Gigentbum
letiten fOnnten uno piirben, iie bewirfeH
etne ~unaanftige 8ertbeiluug pes 8ooen5,