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CHRONIC DlsEASIs or EYES.

CHRONIC DlSEA>i.S Or EYES.
such GranuIated LIDS, Chronic Inflammation
ot the LIDS, of the Iris. Of the ChOr0ii. oi the
Retiu1, Chrome JlceratiOns, Spasms o. the Lids
aud Eye. Years running % the checks Day and
Night Blindness. Purulent or Natterlpg sore
Eyes GOEorTheal OphthaluIa. SymIhiiitic Dph-
thalmia. Red BiOtches or Brown ones on the Ball
White SUOts on Bye. GIaucDmia or Cupping Of
the Nerve. hnanrosis. Falling out Oi the Lasheg,
Sores. Redness Of Edges Of Lids and Ewes an .
all other diseases 20 which the eve or its append
anges are liable, positive and raCid cure guarau-
tecd.
WORD ABOUT CATARRH.
II Is the mucus membrane. that wouc cerfuI semi
nuid envelope surrounding the delicate Tissues
OF the air and foJd Passages. that Catarrh makes
its stronghold. Once established 10 eats into the
vltals and renders Life a long drawn breath
OF misery ald disease dulling the sense Of hear
ing, t-ammeling the power OF speech, destroy Ing
the faculty Of smell. tainting the breath and xiii
ing The rehned pleasures OF taste. Insidious
by creeping on IRON simple cold IN the head IL
assaults the membraueCus lining and and enVel-
Opes the bones. eating the delicate coats and
causing Inflammation. slOughing and death
Nothing snort Of total eradication Will secure
simply pr0cIas stinated sufcriugs leading 70 d
nade fright Iuroads on 1eIicate constftutiop-
hearing. smell and taste have been recov1 red and
the disease thoroughly driven out.
Diseases Of women. such a. have baffl
quickly cured. Cancers. tumors. nbrOid an
OF the knife or caustics. No cutting. no pa
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vote at Chicago.
Mr.. John Davis, of Gallitzin, was Sc
verely injured on Monday by being kicked
by horse.
Mrs. R. f. Jones and her son Cyrus,
who We're in Philadelphia last week
buying goods returned home on Saturday.
Walter Shoemaker who has been at
tending school at ST. VncentS. West
moreland county. is home on a short va
alton.
Mr.. J. b. Denny. of the Mountain
House, was in Harrisburg on Wednesday
as a spectator at the Democratic State
convention.
David Eastcp. of Amshrv. was admit
ted TO the Altoona hospital one day last
week for treatment for disability resulting
from stroke of paralysis.
There was a freight wreck at BenS-
creek on last Saturday morning caused by
the breaking of car. but luckily no per-
son was injured. Both tracks were block
AIDED for several hours.
"A man Who had robbed the store of II.
II. Himmelright. between Loretto and
Gallitzn escaped an officer of Gallitzin on
Tuesday night, and dropped some Of the
stolen articles while escaping,
Although every effort has been made
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:. pun P'''- ,IU' ~, ''' -
toa, .I,,I-1I - is Io,,od
- i,II 9',I o. .I', -, -, fo,,
days.-JOhnStOlCn Democrat.
h"rI'S "'NS' u' ''r M iiI''S
w. ""o mas "''n III
which occurred several months ago. while
on-a visit TO friends i'm CrovIe township on
Sunday last. got hold of n razor and shock
fngIv mutiIated himself. His condition i
prccarious and il is doubtful if he will re-
cover He is evidently insane.
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Gun" u""'" h"""'' d. N'L va ."' 't'u ="
"''," j" H"'.N' a' lr"I"' IA ~ v'',u u.
"'"'.'.I "''u d"""' " '"' az" an" 'H' '.'
''' 'r''"N "a" "''n ''', u" '''' W
family locked rho child I'm ,b- Lousa and
went out To do some shopping and during
their absence the houSc took fire and was
consumed. The child was unable To cs-
cane.
Nv P"p''N VI '','
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- W'' ~ 10 'H' !'a'"''S III" Iva" ,a"'''
Su'n la'"> III .'H."'uN '"'.'' A"' H""S'
was la'h'n'" iu''. '''I' n'I"H N,a'','E
frcopopr ontbursts,, ,,f ,nnrorso manifested
rho pIeo suro with which the efforts Of the
pupiIs vrro received
'ouh N'''H' ID" a-'" ''' ".u l'N'"S
WIZ" ms parents AT l'M H. i'r' M''" "'' ~
c'"'hl "h''n VII III an prom" "I.''S ''>' 'I''
l"un- man Ms me ne Hau "''u ]" '''
hau'' u' jumping iI''Sn' 'I"''N' 'n '0H'-
uTuay AFTERNOON ne ana Il mum "'I Oh "'"'I
boys attempted % jun ieisht tram ana
ne missed MS h"Iu, "h'h ne was thrown
under IN" uaIh' NhIch passed over MS IoIN'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-15

NOTICE Is hereby given thPt an application
~ will be made 70 the Governor oI Penugyl-
yanla on the 25Ih day Of April. 1892. Dy 4 -
W Buck, Thomas Davis. Thomas McRreen, John
l. Stougn and j. q. Lloyd. under the Act OF A =
sembly approved April - 1874. entitled - An Act
10 provide for the incorp and regulation al
certain corporauous,n and the supplements there
70 ior the charter Of intended corporation 70
De taned The Ebensburg Building = LO n Asso-
cation OF Ehensburg Pennsylvania, the charac-
'er and object OF which are the accumulation OF a
fund by the monthly contributions OF its mem
hers thereof. and 10 lOf n the same from time -
time 70 enable them 10 pure real estate buIld
themt elves house. or engage IN any legitimate
business and tor these purpO7e es. pos and
JOY all the rights. benefits, and privileges OF said
Act OF Assembly and supplements thereto.
NJ. u. KITTELL.
EbensbuTg. Pa. April 5th, 1872
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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 anduro.
nounced incuraole, they most desire 20 see Tn 2
ipclers have treated over over l5 OOg cases in OHIO
~ the last Twelve years many OF which had been
given up as tncurable, some 10 be blind others 10
be deaf. and a large number 20 be iuyallds f1r
lie. But behold! now they see and hear and
many are started on the right road % health and
recovery every day.
The doctors are surrounded with the laryest
CORRECTION oi nne instruments ever Imported 10
this country for examining and treating All
chronic diseases OF the Head. Face, Eve Far
Ihroaf, Heart, Lungs, StO mach. Liver Kf4nev
Bladder. skin. Brain. and Nervous system Gan
Gers, Iumprs. Piles. SweIlings. Old sores F'its
l.aralysis. Neur lgia, Rheumatism Ijr0psy
'Tout, SICK Headache, Debility, DeIressior I'll
spirits, ID seases OF Children. Hereditary Dis
easeases etc. etc, and ia tact all long standing
and Chronic Diseases.
RECTAL DISEASES.
They also make a Speciality Of all form Of Rec
tal Diseases, Pilcs-internal and external Itch
ing and bleeding rectal ulcers. assures hStula-
-Whlch are often taken for Cecner.us and Lung
Dlseases' al cured n taken IN time. Eemefn ber
We cure all forms or Piles without pain defentior
of interruption from business land thOut tho rsa
OF a KNIFE caustic, ligature. or tU jection Cou1s
ana ne convinced. Dr. Mcclellan made thee
diseases speciality tor ten years IN a large civ
q the Kill Of all physicians and remedies
poIy ppId groWths cured without the use
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-15

ENXECUTORS ) NOTICE.
IL Notice is hereby given that letters testa-
mentary In the estate of John Douglass, late o.
Allegheny township Cambria county. deceased
having been granted to me. all persons Indebted
TO saic estate are requested 70 make payment q
me at once. and those having claims against the
same Will present them properly authenticated
for settlement W. A Il. LITTLE.
Executor of John Douglas deceased
LOretto. Pa, April /, 1892.
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HOTEL ECiRANlDE.

HOTEL LIE & RANDE.
II II J. SHErTlG. PROPRIETOR
Located Du Bois Pa. near the B. X & p.
Railway Depot. We always endeavor TO fur
nlsh the best accommodations TO business men,
pleasure seekers and bOarders- Persons in search
OF cOmfort and quiet will fnd il desirable place
TO stop. The Table is unsurpassed and is always
supplied with the best the market affords. and
all the deiicacies of the season. The Bar Is sup
piled with the choicest of pure liquors and cigars
and nothing but the best Is sold. Special atten-
ton given to the care Of horses.
L SCHETTICS-
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We. the undersigned auditors OF wash
ingt0n township have examined the above
accounts and find them as stated.
r. c. MYERS.
y. ) SANkER.
+. L. MOVER.
Auditors.
GRO. !. SCHwADERER, TIP. Clerk.
March 81. lSe2-
S'TATEMENT OF settlement with the SuperyIs-
- 9rs of Dean township iOT the year ending
March 18th. lsg2:
DENNIS CAWLEY, Supervisor.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, April
l3. 1892:
George W. Ludwig and Elizabeth Won
Alt. JohuStown.
Charles w. Sporck and Annie Weaver,
South Fork.
JOhnStOwn.
George w. McGrew and Theresa Malzi,
JOhnStOwn.
Walter Roberts and Helen Rodgers.
JohnStOwn.
Mrs. B. +. Campbell, of Blackjack
township, died on Tuesday of last week,
and was buried at Belsano on THURSDAY.
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LILLY
BANKING CO..
LILLY, PA,

JNO. B. MULLEN, CASHIER.
4 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT INSUR-
ANCE.
ALL THE PRINCIPAL STEAMSHIP
LINES REPRESENTED BY Us.
Accounts Of merchants. farmers and 9th
ers earnestly solicited. assuring our patrons
that all business entrusted 70 Us viii re
ceive prompt and careful attention. and be
held strictly confidential. Customers will
be treated as literally as good banking
rules will permit.
LILLY BANKING co,
feb59O. Lilly. Penna
MOTTO is hereby given that an application
~ will he made TO the Governor OF Pennsyl-
SckaIi Wilhelm, Joseph +. Wilson. Daniel W.
Luke. Thomas Donohoe and W. A. Huff, under
the Act of Assembly. entitled IAN Act 70 pro-
vide for the Incorporation and regulation of Ger
tain corporations" approved april % 1874. and
the supplements thereto for the charter Of an In
tended corporation TO be called, yellow Run
Coal Company" the character and object OF
which Is the mining OF coal and the manulac-
tnre OF coke and the sale OF the same In crude or
manufactured form, and fer these purposes 10
have, possess and enloy all the rights. benefits
and privileges of the sid Act of Assembly and
its supplements thereto W. A. HUFF
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
N Letters of Administration on the estate Of
Anastasia Hewitt. late OF Washington township
in Cambria county, deceased. having been grant
ed to me. all persons indebted TO said estate are
requested TO make payment without delay and
those having claims against the same, Will pre-
sent them properly authenticated ior settlement
JOHN X. KELLY,
Administrat tor of Anastasia Hewitt, deceased.
Lilly, Pa. April End, 1892.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

a
IA Estate OF Bernard McCOlgan. deceased
Letters o administration on the estate OF Ber-
nard McColgan, deceased. late Of the borough OF
Wilmore in Cambria county. Pennsy lyania. hav-
log been granted 10 ne. all persons indebted 10
said estate are notified TO make payment 10 me
without delay, and those having claims against
the same viii present them properly authentica-
ted TOR settlement. NJ. ID. KITTELI1
Administrator of Bernard McCOIgan, dec d..
Ebensburg. Pa, March 25, 1892 81
A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
N Letters of administration in the estate of
Charity I. Sharp, late OF the township OF Al
legheny. county of Cambria, deceased, ha7ing
been granted to ms. notice IS hereby given TO all
persons owing said estate TO make payment at
once, and those and those having claims against
the same VIII present them properly autnenti-
Gated for settlement. JOHN W. SHARP,
JOSEPH SHARP,
Administrators OF Charity Sharp, deceased.
LOretto, Pa, April !, 1872.
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The Champion CTothies's,

Smons, able to knock all competition that line We
have pracced the clothing business past Years You
to get atislaci0 in establishment We displayed
last week 1000 pairs finest light weight Pants that
all latest spring shades.
Mems Fine Black Dress
Boys p... -...
goo = Ioo
l-,
Our stock in the above ready to be examined.
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IAECUTOR'S NOTICE
Ia Letters testa-nentary upon the estate OF Ma
than Gates, late of White township, in the coun-
" OF Cambri Pa, deceased. having been grant
ed TO the undersigned. notice is hereby given %
AL persons indebted to said estate to made i'm
mediate payment and those having claims de-
mands against the same are requested to present
them properly authenticated for settlement
ISAIAH GATES,
Executor OF Nathan Gates, deceased.
White Twp. Pa March IS lss2 81
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of Women such as haye anlgd The skin physicians and remedies
SiieIS Hbod cared
or causcs No cutting. no pain. no dangcI - w ~
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Miscellaneous Notices.

II BENSBURG'S y NORMAL promises TO be
Ia more fiourishing the coming summer than
for some terms past Judging by the large num-
Der already enrolled. The school will meet al 2
p. NJ. n the public school building to organize
classes.
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NOR POOH DIRECTOR
Il hereby announce myself as candidate FOL
Poor Director subj ct To the decision of the Dem
Ocratic primary election
RAPHAEL. HIIE.
Carroll township. March l. 1892.
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GEO. NJ. READE.
~ ATTORNEY-ATLAW,
EBENsBURG. PEsSA-
a8rOftice on Centre street, near High.
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NOR REGISTER AND RECORDER.
Il We are authorized 70 announce that James
= Greene. of the Fifteenth ward. Johnstown.
wili be a candidate for the nomination of the Of
nee Of REGISTER and Recorder. subject TO the action
OF the Democratic primary election.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-15

A UDITORS' SETTLEMENT with the
"A Supervisors of Washington township
for the year 1891.
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FOR SAIE-the I.rretto House. Loretto. Pa.
Il Terms easy. For Ia Tticuiar~- adi-css
MRS. L. Is. M'DONALD,
March II. 1892. L5rettn, Pa.
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nONALD Z. DUFTON.
~ ATTORN EY-AT LAW
EBESsBURG, PKSSA.
~ Office in Opera House, Centre street.
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MOTHER OPTORrUNITY.-By special
~ Tangement Prof. Little. the occulist-op-
tician Of PittshDrg. will visit Ebensburg again.
Fri day. April 23d. Persons having eye trouble.
OF eeding gla Ses can consult him tree of charge
at Dr. Creery's Dentat Cfice. A. II. Till p. n.
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WANTED !-Furs OF all kinds. for which the
w highest market prices viii he paid Bring
them in. Il. L. FIR EDERIC
oct3O EbeusbuTg. Pa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-30
BUSINESS MEN AND NON-MINERS.

Resolutions Adopted by Mass Meeting
at Burke, Idaho.
BURKE, Idaho, March 29.--[special. AT
mass meeting held here tonight by the
business mon and non miners, which was
attended by about 400 people. speeches we're
made by all the leading citizens, and the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The Cnur d'Alene Mine Own
ers' association saw fit to close down the
mines of this district on Il pretense of ex-
cessive railroad freiehts, and now, after
having publicly announced that said diff
culties are satisfactorily adjusted, have
shown that their object was the reduction
of wages, the prolongation of the hours of
toll, and, incidentally, the destruction of
the miners uuions; therefore, we, the bus,-
ness men and non miners OF the oity of
kurke, do hereby resolves That our heartfelt
sympathy and aid shall be extended to the
miners in their struggle, for the laborer is
worthy of his hire, and We further resolve
that the statements published by the said
Mine Owners' association that the dlstrict
WAS terrorized, that ths citizens did not
dare to express their opinions, and that
there is fear of lawlsss or incendiarv con-
duct OH the part OF the Miners' union are
palpably false and uncalled for aud an
insult to the whole community;
and We further resolve that we, as citizens.
will do all in our power to legally, peace
fully and with moral suasion induce all
non-union men to refuse to accept labor at
u price or OH terms below the union terms.
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AN AMERICAN GENIUS.
Invention OF IL Successful Disappearing
Gun Carriage.

Invention OF Successful Disappearing
Gun Carriage.
SANDY Hook, March 29-The new disap-
pearlng gun carriage, at the proving
grounds, to-day WAS put through the prov
ing test. The machine ID triumph of
American skill and genius and the first car
riaRe OF the kind that has been successful.
large number Of tests were made by Eng
land, Germany, France ana Russia to find
just such a carriage as this, but all were
unsuccessful. The test proper began at
Two O'Clock. The gun was mounted on the
parapet OF the old fortification, with the
muzzle turned toward the liQhtship. When
prepared TO load, no part of the gun could
be seen from tho beach III front Of the par
apet, but the momeRt the loading was com
pleted machinery was set at work and in an
instant the big gun, weighing 81, 600 pounds.
raised above the wall. The elevation for
fro il eight fest from the load position.
The gun was fred with an electric primer
and the rscoil was snsy. Ths time slapslne
from the completion OF the load position to
recovery after reaching the firing position
and dropping back, was less than half
could be hoisted, fred and lowered to the
original position in less than twelve Sec
onds. Ths gun used to-day was one of the
new ten-inch steel rifles, and ths projeotils
used weighed 575 pounds. The carriage
was designed by II. II. Spiller, one of the
designers of the Terror, and built under
his direction by the South Boston Iron
works. The main principle is compressed
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NOT ON THE BILLS,
A Lively Encounter Behind the Scene
in an Opera Company

Lively Encounter Behind the Scenes
in an Opera Company.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 29.-With blood
streaming from a wound over the right eve
and his face cut in several other places.
j. K. Murray, the leading barytone in Che
Carleton Opera company rushed from the
stage at Harris theater, closely pursued bv
". T. Carleton. treasurer of the company.
The latter has the management o the
company, whilo his father, w. L. Carleton.
is in Now York. There has been trouble
between the company and tho manager, and
last night in a quarrel with Murray, Carls-
ton struck him in this eye. The quarrel
arose about one of the leading ladies.
Miss WISDOM who. it il alleged. has
too much to say in regard to the manages
ment.
just after the curtain fell Murray ap-
proachad Carleton and complained that
Miss Wisdom had entirely too much voice
in the control of tho company. Carleton
replied with blow that sent the blood
streaming from Murray's face. A scene
shlfter separated the combntants, and thew
retired to their dressing rooms. The en-.
tire company has been dissatisfied with
young Carleton's management. and several
have left since the company came to this
city, so 1t is stated. Mir. Murray and his
wife, who is one of the leading ladies, and
is known to the public rs Clara Lane, will
withdraw at once from the company,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-30
Debate on tho Tariff.

WASHINGTON, March 29.--The tariff de-
bate was resumed in the house to-day, but
tho discussion was rathcr uninterestinc.
Indeed. it was considered doubtful by lead
ing members of the house whether it will
be possible to revive public interest in tar
iff debates again this session and the lead
ers are in favor of closing general debate
on the tariff bills within week and send
ing one or more of these measures to the
senate without delay. that the republicans
may not be able to assert on the stump this
fall that adequate time was not afforded
the senate to consider tariff bills. Nc
Creary tKy.) made a general attack upon
the protection sytem all along the line,
saying that under it combinations and
came millionaires, while labor had to
struggle harder for existence and the ne
cessities of life. bolivar (Iowa), in oppos-
ing the measure, criticised the Mills bill
aud said the pending measure would make
no impression. The fact that this house.
almost unanimously democratic, claiming
to have been sent here rs Il protest against
tho Mckinley act. had not dared to touch
that law except i'll acts of childs play, was
evidence that that argument OF free trade
was demaEoguing proclamation, secretly
discovered by the people, who were pasting
it on barn-doors i'll Iowa and Nebraska,
Two years ago the republican party, under
q tempest of falae pretsnses, had gone
back This year the Mckinley act carried
the republican party, and tho gentleman
from whom tho measure took its name
looked from the governors chair down on
a country made happy and prosperous un-
der its provisions.
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THE LEIGHTONs.
Known to Good Many Sporting People
In Helena.

known to Good Many Sporting People
in Helena.
Irixy Leighton and AL Leighton ara
known in Helena, though neither, 80 far
az can be learned, ever lived here. From
recent arrival from Spokane some little is
learned of the couple. The woman had
always claimed to have been married and
divorced, and the mother of three or four
children, who are in San Francisco with
their father. Tri1y Leighton, as she was
known, was herself San Franciscan. She
was woman somewhat past 30 years of
sge, and while not strikingly handsome
was still very ine looking. One noticeable
feature Of her personal appearance was her
remarkably small feet. She could obtain
no shoe of woman's regular sizes to fit her.
and wore number thirteen misses shoe.
She was deeply infatuated with Leighton.
and ut times, when he was away, would
grow hysterical and walk the f1oor for
hours, raving about him. Leighton and
tho woman lived in Butte for a long time.
He was q gambler and faro dealer there. az
at Spokane. The woman has a sister in
Butte now, living at one OF the becr halls.
OF leighton little is known, except that he
was an attractive looking fellow, who was
subject to all the usual ups and downs OF 4
gamblers life.