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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08

C0urt met on Monday for the plrpoSe of
sweating in the newly elected officials.
The E-St 70 take the oath was judge Bar
ker. Wao appeared az the clerks desk and
was sworn in by Detilty Prothoncgary II.
II. Myers. After Judge Barker was sworn
the OATH of office WAS administered to
SherifT-eisct James -. Shumaker and
Jury Commissioners +. !. Blough and j. j.
Kidd. After the newly~elected Officials
had been sworn in Judge Barker annOun-
,ed the appointment of VIVA. II. COnnell a.
upstave to lake the place OF K. Ii. Tud-
or who resigned, and the appointment Of
=. W. Dick, Esl., aS auditor 10 audit the
accounts Of the county officers with the
state, when court adjourned ustil JanU-
ary 18th.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
Dressing In Good Tastc.

American ladies. especially in the larger
cities and towns. are becoming noted for
their good taste in dress. This i largely
due To the fact that they secure the best
fashion journals published. and by careful
study OF them they get correct ideas upon
the all-iTHpOrtanI subject of dress. ANY
lady can cultivate her taste in this dircC
tiOn If She will only 90 to the trouble of
comparing the styles fOund in the rclia BILE
fashion journals publiSed by \. Mcdowell
X Co. West 18th street. New York. with
those appearing in other fashion magazines
Those issued 10y \. Mcdowell " Co. are
produced only by the best artists. and are
for the most part plain. and in every re-
Spcct practical; the others are generally
very loud or dowdy. and thoroughly un-
suitable f0l the requirements of American
women. The firm of y. Mcdowell X Co.
seeks TO furnish ladies with genuine French
styles. such as can be used without any
danger of appearing ridiculous. Hence
their fashion Journals are now the favor
ties with all ladies of good taste throughout
the country La Mode de Paris gives
the latest French styles. Album dcS
Modes furnishes styles which are popu-
lar in Paris La Mode gives a selection
of styles which are Serviccable TO the family.
The former tSo are each - cents a copy.
or $50 year. The last is Il cents copy
or $50 per annum, They are supplied by
ncwSdcalerS or direct 10 the subscribers
from the house.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
ArSutn pnI List.

List of causes set down for argument at
argument court 10 be held January II. IS!r9:
Commonwealth ". Harris: Common
wealth ". RUtlcdgc: Maxwell " Lcahcy;
BUStrrt ". SchrUth; Commonwealth ".
BuTk; SchctTaUer " Morrcilyiilc y Cam
bria Borough Water Company: Common
wealth ". Bruucr: Commonwealth ".
StcckcuhcUSr: Commonwealth ". Noel:
Mcdonald Bros. * Henderson ct al ".
Mitchell: Same ". Same: Ia re road III
Stonycrcck township: Commonwealth "
Morris: In re- road in Carroll township;
w. II. Alhcrs ~ Co. ". o Ericn: iicmpcr-
ly ". +. Bradley ct al: HtSiUp ~. Cover:
JOhnStown Savings Bank ". McMOna gle:
John Thomas ~ Sens ". G.. +. j. Mayer:
HcS'Op's assignee " SrrayCT: Glasgow ".
Straycr: Glasgow ". Shoemaker: NOSt ".
Nust: HOSicr Drill CompanyVS. MoOrhcad; ;
JOhnStBWn Mil ing Co. ". r.. Bradley ct al. :
tOurath ". Commonwealth: Use Camp ".
Mellon: COStlOw ". Dwelling House In
SuTdncc COmpdny- OTriS W. Head: .JacOby
". Croylc at al: Langbcin ". Thomas;
BTutkicwcitZ ". Bennett X Greer: Jordan
X Hinchman " {. w. Wilkin X Sons ::
Eyer ". GcSSleT- Shoemaker ". Byrnc:
In rc road in Waite township: OvcrSccrS
Clarion county ~. Poor Directors Cambria
county: Bchc v. Gray, administrators. ct
al: In re- rc-diviSion StUnyrrcek and Dale
borough: SharVlcSS ". VI. Wayne: Adair
". limbaugh: klinOrdlinGcr ". MctiOugh:
In re- line between SuSqUChanna and Barr
townships: OVcrjr-ck ". Overlook.
JAS. C.HARRY. Prothy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
REeNenIs.

.oL Monday last, after the newly elected
officials had been sworn i'm. eX-SherifT
sStineIsan was preSeIted with a gold head
I'D cane as Il token Of the high regard and
esteem with which II. was hcli by the Of
iieislS connected witA the court hofsse
NJ. h. hIttell, Esq, made the presentation
speech .agd in a happy manner referred 10
the kind feelings cherished by all connect
cd with the court houEs for the retiring
sheriff.
Shortly aiGer this pleaSanz episode, Hon
John ~ Rose. in behalf of Il number
t1f J0hRstG&n friends. presented
Sheriff james NJ. Shumaker with a very
fime self-acting revolver. The sheriff ac-
cepted the gift and replied in 4 neat little
spec ch promising 70 perform tLs now du-
sizes ircumbent -uysn him to the best of his
ability.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
RIITZEIIS-

When we say we are preparing
for the greatest reduction sale that
we have ever yet given we do not
desire our readers to understand
that they can enter our store and
carry away its entire contents and
leave no form of equivalent, but
we want them to know that we
do Ill end to give them what they
may wish for at one-quarter to
one half of what they have been
paving here or elsewhere, and that
If they have dreams of economy
add many possess onS fer the us
ual expenditure for few the time
will be when our great reduction
sale begins on the lth Of January.
Our black dress goods shelves
have been deprived of the greater
share of their treasures but we
still have much remaining that is
Of the best In style and quality
and we expect to have IA com
plete thinning out before our mid
winter sale is over. Therefore.
they have been touched by the
General Reduction hand as can
be seen by the following partial
quotations of the stock Oh hand:
Pric~rly Silk Warp Hcnricttas. Sl.25 toSi.75
Carriers. All Wool - to 80
Novelties in Figures, stripes
and dots. ~ 10 100
Camcl~ Hair. l-35
Fur PlaidS. ~ inch. l.25
All Wool SergcS. 20 20 l.25
At the same counter YOU will
find elegant silks at the following
reasonable figures:
Perfection Silks - 10 SIS
Failc Franchise. - 10 10
eros Grain $50 10 100
Also colored Fables and vel
vets in all shades for trimming.
A short time hence such goods
will be much higher in prices.
The Shoe department has also
suffered in the general cut which
will be but for a short time and
affords decided chances for bar
gains in that line
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
communication.
ASHVII.LE. Pa, Dec. II. I>.'

ASTNILLE. Pa, Dec. ii. I~.'i.
Editor Cambria FrCCiHdn:
SIR:-Will You kindly allow me- space in
your paper To contradict an article in The
FREEMAN of the 18th inst. headed y
Dangerous Building" ! repaired the ~.
Augustine church in the fall of lS~I and /
saw il late in September last, and know
whereof / speak. being practical mcchaH-
ic and builder. Tho church. | believe.
would have stood for fifteen years and then
would not have been called "a dangerous
building" except by painters and farmers
such a. your infoTmcrS. / have known
all of them from their childhood up 10 the
present time. and a. none of tie said par
ties ever built brick church or any either
brick building. their knowledge of the cost
of brick buildings i very limited.
Mr. Luther x Company say the building
was spread sufficiently to permit TIA" iui>ts
To fall from the collar beam. Now. the
joiSt> were not framed into collar beams
but into girdcrS, and if they had spread
oue-half AN inch the plaster would have
been cracked. and there was II" sign of a
crack ia the ceiling. The jOistS had TWO
inches OF Il hold in each girder- and there
were THREE OF them. This shows your
Sl4la'l> were not UlttldIlCS ttI litt'A NNAAt'l
not call 2 girder a collar beam. There
were no truss rafters in said church. II
was framed with principal rEftcrS and col
lar beams and girders, supported at center
with SuSr--y sion rods running from center
of girdcr To center of principal raftcrS
They say the truss rafterS were almost of
the plate. by this | Supps-'- they refer L,
principal EafJcrs- The church was finish
ed with rake cornicc and the heel of tL'
rafterS extended over tIc sides OF III,
church Is inches. 80 you see the churCi
must have spread at least three feet fo
: this To be a fact.
/ And a. for their knowledge. er a. th"l
call it, humble opinion" of the cost o
! the former - Augustine church. il j. "a
/ limited aS their knowledge of framing
= church roof. Now | can SubStantiatc b.
affidavitS of practical mechanics having
personal knowledge of said building all
assert t9 be true. -TOHN \. STORM.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
watch Presentation.

Col :. w. Davis, dJe efficient Deputy
sheriff under EX-Shenif Stineman vas
made ihe recipisut OF a handsome gold
warch on Monday last, being :. preseat
from his late superior officer Mr.. Slime
man. On the inside of the watch is the
following Inscription: Presented 10 5.
w. Davis; Jan. 1889 TO Jan. is92. J. c.
Stineman." On the outside is n mono
gram of the letters IS. w. D." II IS need
less 10 remark that Col. Davis is highly
pleased with his handsome present which
is valuable token of the friendship exist
ing between him spd EYSheritf slime
man.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
Warned In Time.

Pacplc will have themselves largely To
blame if the horrid grip secures a fcoLhold
here his winter. She board Of hlalth
sound q a note of warning a few daysSlgO.
Physicians all agree tEat with propei' rrc-
Cautiur :. the deSeaSe may be prcy.asad.
Aged 4 nd enfccbled sDerSons, in facs any
one whose system is ri-n down, require a
hcalthfUl Stimulaut just now. The medi-
cal facG lty are unE- upon this PCiHs-
Klein'S- silver Age" and ''DuqucsueN rye
whiskies which sell respectively at -. .5s
and 81 -, Der fun quart-aare the purest ann
best Stims lantS known The most skilled
practitioners in the coa-ltry endorse and
prescribe taeSe brands ant leading hOspit-
ais use them exclusively. Major Klein
also sells Juckenheimer. Finch, Gibson,
Ovcrholt and Bear Creek asu 81 perquart or
six quarts for s.. His establishment is
headquarters for everything in the liquor
line, Goods Expressed eveIyNherc. Send
for catalogue,,mentiOni tbs paper, to
MAX KLEIN,
- Fereral street, Allegheny, Pa.
tor sale by j 4 a. +. Bender, EbcnS-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
Argums List.

The following cases will be presented
for argument at argument court, January
Is, 1892:
In re exceptions to sale of real estate by
Fred. Deerbeck administrator Of Elizabeth
Deerbeck, deceased.
In re exceptions to sale Of real estate by
r. \. Shoemaker, trustee. ia estate Of
Daniel Swank, deceased
In r. iuquisition and exceptions thereto,
ip the estate of Jacob Stiff1er deceased.
CELEsTIs j. BLAIR
a r.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
CoMMlsSIUNER'S NOTICE.

- In rr petition oi Peer Boley 20 have mort
Z ge William Logan Fisher by Sebastian
B uley. dated 18Th February A. ID 1850. iur tract
OF land in Allegheny township, Cambria county.
PA. recorded III Recorders Oftice Record Book.
Vol. =. $50. etc, marked -atIsne ed.
The unuersigned having been appointed Com
missioner ~ taze and report testimony in above
matter 20 Court, hereby gives notice that ne viii
SIT at Attorneys Room IN Court House. Ebens-
Ourk. 10 A NJ OF " Ii n f. DAY JANUARY
18Th, 1882, ioT The purpose IL performing the du-
ties OF said appointment II. H NY LhS,
Ebensburg. Dec. IS. Isgl.3t. Commissioner.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
Gailitzin, Pa, Nov. 5, 1881.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP

Notice - hereby given that the partnership
lately existirg etween A Il. krebs, OF LIliy
station, a. and NJ. q Getty, of Indiana, Pa,
nnasr the tTm name 0l A. IL. kTets X 90, was
dissolved The 2Ist day OF July. 1891 by mGtu al
consent, said NJ q. Geity reurinS. All debts
owing 10 the said partnership are to be receiY-
ed by said a. b. kreps- and all demands on the
said partnership are to oe presented 70 him for
pa ulent. GETTY S kREBS.
Dec. Is ls9i.3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
lNSTRAY

ISTKA4.
EI Came 10 the residence of the subscriber in
Allegheny township, Cambria county. or
about tho 10th of November, 1891, one red bull,
Supposed 10 be ABOUT one and hall years old.
market by piece cut of the lett ear and a piece
cut OF under the right The owner request
ed 10 come forward prove property. pay eharg es
take him away. otherwise lie wall be DIS spUsea
according 10 Law. HENRY IVORY,
Allcrhcuy tgyn. hip, pec. Is, lseLs,.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
IIOTELLE GRANDE.

IL II. J. SH ETIlG. PRorEIEToE-
Located "A Dubois. IA near the u. Il. 81 r.
Railway Depot We always endeayor 70 fur
nlsh the best accom- mOdafions TO business men
pleasure seekers and bOarders- Persons in search
OF som tort nd quiet will md IL a desirable place
stop. The Table Is unsurpas ssed and Is always
supplied with the best the market affords, aud
ali the deIicacies OF the season. The Bar Is sup
piled with the choicest of pure liquors and cigars
ard nothing but the best rs sold Special atten-
tion given TO the care of horses.
HI. SCHETTIG.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE

A >~INTNEEIS NDIIJE-
n Notice is hereby given ttat Edward Nc
Glade. of Portage. Cambria county. Pennss l.
vania, and CathaTine. his wife. hy deed OF vOiuD-
have assigned to John A. Doyle: OF the city II Al
tOOna. IN trust Tor the benent OF the creditors OF
said Edward McCilade, all dhe estate. real and
personal OF the said Edward McGIaGe. All per
sol in Gebted to the said Edward McGiade will
make immediate payment TO the saic assignee,
ana those having claims OF demands will present
them without delay. JOHN A. DOYLE
Assignee OF Edward McGl lade.
December II 1921 Il
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
A Series Of Four Special Excursions to
washing ton, ID. a.

\ delightful opportunity of visiting the
national capital in It's most attractive sea
son while both houses of Congress are in
session and all the departments open To-
visitors. i presented by a series of four
special excursions of the Pennsylvania
faiiroad January 21st. February 4th. Itlh.
and 25th. 1S92. Excursion tickets VIII lc
good for ten days from date Of sale ad-
mittlng of a stOp-over I'm Baltimore i'm eth
eralirc .tion within the proper limit, and
tourists will travel in special train Of
paIaSr ears and day coaches.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
EXECUToRS NOTICE.

Ia Estate of Thomas W. Adams.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Thomas
Adams. late of Allegheny township, Csm0ria
county. Pa, having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted 10 said estate are
hereby notified TO make payment without delay.
and those haying claims against the same VIII
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment TO JOHN BARNEFr.
AMANDA ADAMS,
Executors of Thomas W. Adams. deceased.
Allegheny INp.. Dec. 4 lsql.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE..

IAECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL Estate of Jacob Mause.
Letters testamentlry on the estate OF Jacob
Mause. late OF Allegheny township, Cambria
county, Pa having been granted 10 the unoer-
signed, all persons indebted TO said estate are
hereby notified to make pay yment without delay.
and those haying claims against the same. VIII
present them. properly authenticated. for settle
ment TO T.. A. SlBERG,
Executor OF Jacob Mauee, decea sec-
Gailitzn, Pa, Nov. 5, 1881. n-l3-5t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
SEAMS OF COAL.

The Timber said land, and the Coal ia ani
under the same. together with the usual Mining
rights and privileges. Will be offered for ser
arate from the surface. and will De sold separate
ly. If a better price be Obta ined in that WAY
than by Offering the entire land with the TimEer
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
TENN OF SALE

Ten per cent. OF the purchase money be paid
the time Of sale the balance OF Onc-rhiTH -
conn rnH lion Of ale: one-rhird in year and
oue-third IN two years after confirmation Of saie
Deferred pay meIts To bear interest and 70 he Sc
cured b, the judgment bond and mortgage OF pur.
chaser. NJ ID. KI rTFLI.
Trustee 10 sell the real estate OF Francis Cial-
lagher. deceased.
Ebenshurg. Pa. December %. 1891.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
Train

Rate. leaves
,IohnstOwn ............-..- 1.}5 l1:lJ \. VI.
CreSSOn...... ...........- 30 12:UO y Jon.
Washington. Arrive 80. $40 II. VI.
The CicletS will be- good for use on any
regular train Of the dates above named cN-
cept limited express trains. The return
coupons viii be valid for passage on any
regular train except the PcnnSy ylvania
Limited.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
275 ACRES.

more or less. about loo acres of which arc CLEAB
ED. and having thereon erected large i've
srnrfPn
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
FRAME HOUSE !

. and the necessary OUTBUlLDINtiS- all In good
repair. There is "A large qu~ntity ci Pine. Hem
lock and various kinds 81 Hardwood Timber on
this pIoLerLN. and u is nnder-aid with XaLMaLle
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08

The weather far this fall has been very much against the
sale heavy winter goods consequence stock much
large for the time of year It hy cold yet and
you need the goods but need the money and therefore
have reduced every article may sell them quick
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
OmeS.ats Sworn fa.

Isor sale by j 4 a. f. Bender. Ebcns
bug, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
NOTE REDUCTIONS N SHOES AND RUBBGRS

Mems Dress Shoes. formerly 50 90 $50. Ladies' Dress
Shoes, Spring Heel. $50. Gum Boots, Candee-best in
Americawe sell at 81 60 others get 81 90. Rubbers for
Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys and Girls at lowest prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS >ottees.

NTANCEE t-Furs of all kinds. which the
w higheSE market prices viii he paid BRING
them ill., q. l.. EREDEKfCKS.
! oct3O Ebensburg Pa
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-19
A STATISTICAL CORNER.

For pound of honey, bees visit from
one hundred to two hundred thousand
flowers.
NORTH RIVER ferryboats transport
80, 900 people and 100000 tons
OF freight every year from the shores of
New Jersey to New York.
IN q full return of the vintagc in
Spain last year, as published, the total
yield of wine is estimated at $40, DOC, 900
gallons, and is described as good in ten
provinces, fairly good in thirty four and
bad in five.
at has been estimated" says the
Tropical Florida, "that there is in this
state S5o,oOo,Ooo tons of moss hanging
on our trees. This, when gathered and
cured, is worth four cents per pound ut
our doors. If it is worth one cent q
pound it would amount TO the enormous
sum Of $1,000, 0oO"
The British Medical Journal saws
that during 1891 the people of Paris
consumed 21,o91 horses, eco donkeys
and 40 mulcs-the meat weighing ,6l5
tons. 1t was sold in the shops at from
Cd. to lod. per pound. Only one-third
was sold flesh and undisguiscd, the rest
being made into sausages.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-19
PEOPLE NOW ON EARTH.

Miss IRENE G. WooD is now enjoying
her first vacation after teaching school
in the same room for. q period of seven
ty-two consecutive years in Cochesset,
Mass.
JOSEPH MURPHY is put down rs tho
richest of actors. He is said to be
worth s450,000, most of which represents
the savings from his annual income, for
he is one of the most economical of
stage artists.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, one of Massa.
chusetts' worthless, who dates back to
the time when Boston was busting
little country town, makes it pleasant
boast that he has been personally &C
quainted with every president save
Washington and jefferson.
DB. BABcocK, of Chicago, is, although
blind, n specialist in throat and lung
diseases, his acute ear making up for
his lack of sight He was materially
advanced in his studies by tho aid and
encouragement given him by DR.. May
French, now Mrs. French Sheldon.
AUNT BETSY MCKAY, Of Taylorville,
KY, has reached tho very old age of one
hundred and six years, but her eyesight
and memory are remarkably preserved.
She has one hundred and twelve de-
scendants living, and remem bers many
interesting Incidents of early Kentucky
life
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-19
THE BEAUTIFUL IN ART.

ELwELL, the sculptor, who recently
completed bust of Louisa NJ. Alcott,
was one of her little men"
In collections centuries old, to be seen
In China and Japan, are specimens OF
the most remarkable drawings in the
world-pictures Of all kinds drawn With
the thumb nail.
, THE works Of n distinguished Japan.
! ese painter are on exhibition in london.
and are greatly admired His name is
Watanebe Scitei, and he is a native OF
Toxic. Some of his paintings have
already been exhibited in Paris and
praised by the French critics.
ONE Of the most sensational paintings
at the British exhibition this season is
Mr. Warehouses; "Circe" The picture
represents the enchantress engaged in
poisoning the little stream where Scylla
was wont to battle and holding aloft q
green bowl containing the poison she
has been preparing in her palace.
IN Paris statistics with regard TO the
relative positions of gas and electricity
in that city show that the consumption
of gas continues to grow, although the
rate of increase is somewhat less than
it was.
=. A-..is-nA Il Se 4s-7r--
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-19
Tho wesleYan Female Institute, Staunton,
Virginia,

Virginia.
THIS time honored institution OF
learning has just closed It's forty. third
annual session under the most fatter-
ing circumstances Its roll of boarding
pupils numbered l52 from twenty
States. This College, for twenty
years, under the management OF DR..
VIM A. Harris, has enjoyed brilliant
success and has attained national rep.
utation. Its graduates, in the various
States. are its strongest testimonials. 1t
has faculty of twenty-five teachers
and officers trained for their respective
departments. The buildings are i'm
posing and com forta BILE, and are situated
on one Of tho most attractive and de.
sirable sites in the city. AS an educa-
Gator, DR.. Harris stands among the
first in the Union, and his success has
been phenomenal. We congratulate
the doctor and predict for him continued
success in this field of labor for which
he is peculiarly fitted.
WHY not encourage home enterprises
when itcosts nothing additional to do so?
You can purchase 'house furnishing
goods" of the E. III. Stewart Furniture
Company as low as you can in the North.
ern cities, and save freight and risk OF
damage
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-19
THE IRON BELT
BUILDING and loan ASSOCIATION,
ROANOKE, VA.

This institution
gdly
modelled after the English continuing"
padup Understanding
ing cash dividend payable January and July
him the the
third
certificate of stock, and 60
absolutely
profitable.
Home Office Terry Building, Roanoke, Va.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-08-25
Suicide Among Soldiers.

Statistics collected by DR.. LANCER and
reported in The Medical Record covered a
period of twelve years, from 1875 to 1887
The largest number of suicides occurred in
the Austrian army, averaging 122 year
in each 10000 soldiers Next to Austria is
Germany, which averaged CD suicides to
every 10000 soldiers In the Italian army
on the average 40 soldiers in every 10000
committed suicide every year. The French
army from 1872 to 1889 lost in Europe 20
soldiers to every 10000 annually, and in
Algeria it lost just twice as many by sui
eide. In Belgium there occurred "a; in
England, %; in Russia. 20, and in Spain Ia
to every 10000. The cause of suicide in
the army appears in most cases to be the
fear of punishment, though not few are
driven to the act through aversion to mill
tary service and despair of ever being able
to return to civil life.