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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-20

Bright people are the quickest to
recognize a good thing and buy 1t
We sell lots of bright people the Little
Early Risers. If you are not bright
these pills will make you So Fisher
& Co.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-20

I believe, myself, that upon a fair
cash market valuation the aggregate
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-20
TINE TABLE

The trains on the Missouri Pacific Railrod 1
give at Marvin as follows:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-20
FRANK MCKAY,
-at-LaW.

VIII furnish abstract of titles, make collections
and transact a general land and law business.
Office on south side Public Square, Phillipsburg,
Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-20
GUSTAV GRAF.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Office in the Court House, Phillipsburg, Kansas,
where he may be found at least one day in the
week, and almost always on Saturdays. Faith
"a work done and chEEges reasonable.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A. B. HOUCK, M d

once at G. W. Bickford's Drug Store, north
side of Public Square, Philipsburg, Kansas. All
calls both day and night promptly attended to.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
R.auc.d Rate. ro Altoona.

y Columbus celebration VIII be held in
Altoona on October Goth. 2l~J and -2ud,
which promises IL rival in the extent of
its program that nf New Nork'S rcc"u,
magnificent festival in honor of the dis
covery of America. In addition 10 numer-
ouS minor attractions. there will bc a grand
morning parade, composed of over SiN
thousand children. Societies, lodges and
band of music from Altoona and neighhor-
ing cities will tnIn out in uniform Mer-
chants and manufacturers will make an
elaborate display of their several branccS
of business.
The fireworks exhibition in. the evening
will exceed anything ever attempted in the
neighbOrhood. Speeches hv prominent
men will be made. TroJring. pacing and
Altoona Driving Park ON October 2IsJ and
22nd.
In addition 10 the well Unknown and eN-
cellcnt transient accommodations of this
city, extensive preparations are being
made for the convenience, entertainment
and welcome of all no may attend. For
this occasion the Pennsylvania Railroad
will sell tickets at reduced rates from all
the principal stations on the main line be-
tween Harrisburg and PittSbur2. and on
the l.. and f. division between Sunbury and
WilliamSpoIt and Lock Haven and Will
Transport tickets To be- good going On Oc-
toSer Goth and 2ISU. and returning on De
tober 2Ist and 22nd. Extra travelling ac-
comm OdatiOnS and ample room viii be- pro-
vIded for all.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21

The threSherS connected with the
threShiTg machine owned and operated
by Michael Reign were employed al The
farm of Lcmucl Ale, near Sabbath Rest,
Blair County, by whom James Sequin was
employed as :. feeder" The engineer had
closed off the steam in the engine. pr"par-
atory TO quitting work for IN" day, and
the machine was running at a low rate OF
speed from its own impetus, when Jam, :
Jumped up on top of the threshcr to sweep
it off, and iu descending stepped into the
chute of the threSher, which threw his
foot Into the revolving cylinder.
His right foot was ground in terrible
manner before the machine was stopped.
DR. Il. T. LevenguOd. of Rcllwood, soon
arrived on the scene and relieved the
sufferer from pain as much uS possible.
He was taken To BcllwOOd ~ soon aS he
could he moved, and sent west on Fast
Line To the Altoona Hospital.
At the hospital it WAS found necessary
tn amputate the manglcd member just be-
low The knee.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21

The Chairman of the Democratic State
CommiItec recommends that III order 10
INSTRUCT the voters under the new ballot
law, that in each election district the
county committeeman organize Demo
cratic club: that they select two Secrc-
taries and direct the secretaries 10 notify
every Democrat in the district of his c.cc-
ton aS a member of the club; tnat all
clubs procure a small blackboard. with a
fac Similc of the ballot painted or written
upon il; that elections hc held, and that
persons desiring To vote. do 50 hY placing
their cross mark in chalk upon the ballot
an the black board. An instructor should
be- present and ascertain The intention of
the voter. Then In the presence Of The
club correct any and all errors which the
voter has made. BY this method the
voters in a number of districts have
already been thoroughly instructed in the
use OF the ballot. IL i q cheap and eilec-
tual method. and should be adopted In all
districts.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
A Soft Coal Combine.

A New York dispatch in Tuesday =
Philadelphia Ledger says: - Probably the
most important news of Wall street 10 day
was the announcement of combin alton
among bItuminOus coal producers. The
object of the association is 10 regulate the
apDortionmfIt o! coal among itS members
An independent association of the pro-
ducers on the line of each railway will be
formed, each Df which will elect a repre-
sentative To u central organization, which
will make all sales OF coal and ailot TO the
association on each railroad an amount in
proportion to their tonnage in 1892.
The coal roads of Ohio would be the
principal gamers if this plan would go
into effect.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
BadIy Posted.

In Allegheny, Indiana and many of the
other counties of Penns ylvania the people
have gotten into the habit OF electing pub
lie officers who best serve the public with
ont regard 10 their own private interests.
-MOttltditeeT'
The Mountdbteer Is unfortunate in pick
ing out two Republican counties and nam
ing them as counties that have gotten into
the habit of electing pubic officers wholbest
serve the public without regard TO their
own private interests" Allegheny county
Is noted for the corrupt jobbery of its Off
cials and there is scarcely a year goes by
that some OF them are not in trouble, but
they always manage To come out white
washed. 1t il well-known fact that the
people of Indiana county in building
their court house paid for about two court
houses on account of official stealing and
had to send some Of their officials 10 prison.
Better take another guess.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21

On Sunday last the dwelling house If l..
ID. Rankin, farmer residing about four
miles west of Ebens burg, ia Cambria
township, caught fire from some unknown
cause during the absence of the family
and together with its contents was totally
destroyed.
Mr. Rankin, with his family, left homs
about nine o'clock to visit some friends
about four miles distant, and at the time
of their leaving rything was in safe
condition, the fire in the cooking stove
having gone out. About eleven O'Clock
James Peddicord, in passing by, discovered
the house in flames and the fire so far ad
vanced that there was no means of saw
ing il.
The house was new, having been lately
built, and the loss TO Mr.. Rankin is a
heavy one. The family lost all their
clothing, except what they had on, besides
furniture, provisions, etc, There was an
insurance of 81 200 in tho Conemaugh
Valley Insurance Company, but this will
not cover the loss.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
Frying the Fa'.

A postmaster at one Of the smaller post
offices in this county handed u the follow
ing letter, being one Of SeVrlal that he has
received. importuning hin, FOR money 10
help along the election Of Harrison:
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct Dber -, I5g2.
M Dear Sir again write 70 urge a
prompt and generous contribution to this
committee, TO enable uS TO perfect our
plan of campaign, which i rapidly draw
ing 10 close. Much work in the way Of
document distribution, poll organizations
etc. etc, vet remains 10 I've done. We
must have help 10 do il.
We know you to he a jealous Republican
and arc hare reason to bclierC you 10 be CS-
pecidUy interested In The reelection 0t
President Harrison and the continuance
In pOIcer 0f the present administration.
We beg To express the hope, therefore,
that you will helPus literally and prompt
". FRANK REEDER,
Chairman.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
Leaf Ry Leaf.

The dropping of the leaves is not always
caused by the ending of summer, or the ad =
vent of the fall season. but indeed by
many causes. So with the health and life
of the human being. One by one they are
carried TO an early grave. You take cold
and say, "Oh, well il is nothing but a cold. -
anu so it is, but if not checked in time and
neglected, il leads To consumption and
other diseases. Prevent il, stop il, by
using pure rye whiSkey. Ministers, ply
sicians and hospital superintendentS agree
in recommending as a perfect Stimulant,
Klein's Silver Age or DuQucSnc Ryes.
The former sells at $50 and the latter at
sl.25 per full quart Sold by Ludwig x Son
Johnstown Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
n any HurgIarles.

There was an epidemic of burglars on
Monday evening In the city and at Cone
maugh and Franklin. AT Conemaugh
they raided Kelly's Hotel, the residence Of
Mrs. Hugh McGovern, Frank Mumma'S
barber shop, and Mrs. McGough'S resi-
denCe. In franklin they entered ID. W.
Coulter's store, but he fired at them and
they made off. In all OF these raids they
gained but little.
II appears they then made off towards
the city and entered Joe DiXon'S store on
Iron street, where they tried the money
till, but go. nothing. They, however.
seized some cigars, some tObles and to-
bacco, as we'll "a a lot of tobacco and
candy. +. a. joys store. on Bedford
street, was also visited, but nothing was
obtained OF any value.
These burglaries are becoming very
common now; there is scarcely night
passes but some house is entered. The
burglars, however, confne their operations
principally to the suburbs. Johns
Democrat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
N narrnaSe Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by tho Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday. Oct
toher -. IS92:
Steph. Forgeas and Victoria Borasky.
JohnStown.
b. NJ. Bowser. West Taylor township.
and Rebecca Simmons. Jackson township.
Hiram a. Sutton and Maggie NJ Hud =
son, Portage township.
William Il. Hill and Elizabeth l.. Letter,
Morrellville.
James w. Rees and Mrs Phebe Clayton.
.Iohnstown
samuel GOSsard. Conemaugh township.
and Delilah Bumgardner, Richland town
ship.
Charles \. Criste and Maggie Donahoe.
Munster township
Robert V. Ramsey. Hastings. and Maggie
Baumgard, Spangler.
Joseph Walter MattinCly, Altoona. and
Joseph Marie Stewart, JohnStown.
Henry c. Tully. Summerhill. and
Rachel Simendinger, Ehrenfeld.
Robert l.. McBrern and Ida Strassler.
Ebensburg.
Frank Crissey, Dale. and Lydia Peter
son, JOhnStown.
Samuel SmeltZer and Christina Robine.
Washington township.
Frank Howard and Emma j. Hager.
Johnstown.
Albert l.. Fisher and Lucinda GIndles-
berger, Cambria county.
Harry i. Henderson, MOrrell, Hunting
don county, Pa, and Myrtle NJ. Lane,
Chest Springs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21

MCBREEN - -STRASSLER- Married
at the Church of the Holy Name. i'm
EbenSburg. on Tuesday, October 18th.
lsg2, Mr.. Robert McBreen aud Miss Ida
Strassler both OF Ebensburg.
We congratulate this young couple on
their advent into the matrimonial harness,
and wish them n pleasant and prosperous
career together. They are both popular
and deserving, and we trust that Provi-
dence In its dispensatlons may give them
both long and happy life.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
sLesve daily except sunday.
-Iaaya Sunday p0.y

leave SUNDAY On.y
BLACK let ers indicate telegraph stations.
DENNIS MOore's and Crstie's Crossings nj
be flag stations Tor u; trains.
No. connects at Cresson with Johnsrewn TX
press - for points netween cresson and
Johnstnwn. and with Pacific Express at IS for
points west of 1OhnstOvn. Also with Mail Ira In
at = % tor points east of Gre son.
No. connects with Mail Train at 26 tor poin ts
West Of CreFson. and Mai: Express for points
east OF Cresson.
From points west Of CreSson No connects
with Mail train at 9 - and from points east of
Cresson with JChnstown Express at %. and Pa
ciic Express at i5.
No. 9 connects with Mail Train AT 26 from
points east of Cresson. and Mail Express at l.
from points west OF Cresson.
Sunday trains connect with PRcin, Express nd
Mail Train wesI and mail Express east
Passengers or from points on Penpsy ylvania
= Northwestern Railroad can take train at Coal
port or Irvona.
Stations marked "r' nag stations. Pas
sengers wishing 10 get of VIII notify TIE con
ductor- Passengers wish nE To get on will nag
the train at these stations. trains viii not stop
unless &C notitei 1. W u RATHRUN.
General Manager and superintendent
r. !. BU kGOON. Train Mas'er.
DAlpROAD TIME TABLE OF THE EBEN>-
III burg Cressou Branch Railroad. In ehec
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21

In order that people may take advantage
of the coming holiday and the celebration
of Columbus day, the Pennsylvania Rail
road will sell excursion tickets at a rate of
two cents mile from all stations on the
main line and branches, TO be good going
October Goth and 2lst and returning Octo-
her 23nd
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
Election Watchers.

Under the new Pennsylvania Ballot
law, which goes into effect in this county
FOR the first time on Tuesday, NOvembe
;, 1892, each party haying candidates on
the ticket TO be voted for, has the priVi-
lege under that law of appointing three
electors oftheir separate party as watchers.
Below We give extracts from the law re-
lating 10 this important matter:
l. Each party or group of citizens that
has made official nominations may have
three electors as watchers at each voting
place, but only one watcher in the room
at one time, and he must remain outside
the-enclOSed space. Section "a.
,. Every watcher must have a certifi-
from the county commissioners. or town
ship or borough auditors, which he must
show on request. Section -,
,. Watchers may keep poll books and
challenge lists, but can make no memo
randum OF the number Of any ballots.
Section ~.
4. One watcher for each party or group
may remain in the voting room after the
polls are closed until the'vOtes have been
counted and the result announced, Sec
tiDn 20
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
Two Sisters EiIIed by . Train

TWO sisters met II terrible death at the
Conamaugh Furnace crossing, nine miles
west OF JOhnstown at 8 o'clock Saturday
morning. At that hour Mrs Sarah ReSler
whose home is near Bakers furnace: her
daughters Sarah and Ida, aged nineteen
ana eight years respectively, and her
grown-up son, Daniel, together with
number of other people, were waiting on
the platform at the COnemaugh Furnace
station for the Harrisburg AccommOda-
tiOn, all being bound for JOhnStown. As
their train arrived they all made Il rush
for it. Then Western Express. an hour
and a-half late, dashed by on the track
between the platform and the other train.
striking Sarah Resler and her little sister
and mangling them horribly. One of
Sarah'S legs was torn off and she was
otherwise terribly cut and bruised and
ldaS skull was crushed and the brains
were oOZlng from horrible wounds in either
temple. The express train overcamc it,
terrific speed and stopped within dis
tance of perhaps twice its own length ard
backed up to the scene of the double
tragedy, and after the conductor had taken
note or the occurrence, il proceeded on its
way. The bodies We're prepared for burial
and removed 10 the stricken home.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
democratic Meetings.

Democratic meetings will be held at the
following named places on the dates
given:
Chest Springs. Wednesday, November 9
Portage, Thursday, November 3.
Lilly. Friday, November 4.
Gallitzin, Saturday, November ).
The meetings will be- held att o'clock in
the evening and be- addressed by able
speakers.
Charles Zeigler, a brakeman in the
emD,oy of the cambria Iron Company at
JoAnstOwn. was knocked of his train on
Tuesday by coming in contact with a coal
tspple at Morrellyiile and severely hurt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
RIi,ceIInneom- Nnttcr-.

tHBEN>ByRtf MARBLE AMI -iRANITE
the -iohn-Jvwn Hcify H'Tal6 -Be'tahle dealers
and nuc goods
..DnI4uss q, recebt Il ing trip TO r. enshurg the
tirauite NorEs 80 las. Nilk.ns n Son. which
iauu%e.i in lssD The senior nenIUer al this
prog v- nrm hiss n an experience nf thirty =
nVe years. aud has son and t'artIsr ~ rls" =
killed worker. The class OF wo-k they Ir sdu"e
is OF the higi ct c'ass and S-yle- Fr'm fonr 10
nve haLds are employ ed and the very nnest mon
um-nts IN the country seat are specimens "f Vhei'
SKIN shipments are made through this ana 20
adj .iniug counties
IAN kinds OF cemetery work il executed and
tiue line of Iron Railing L. handled and 80 Il
The stock 81 work KeIr "fi hand tr-ceived ny the
csr-Iuad) l. vcry extensive and many vety fne
monuments are exhirited. two especially Ueiug
ccutcd the TUs-ic style and ia itnfTati, ,.!
'rickworS. wI'h n finely executes crtss on the
Top. Among he many hne monuments 60 ed
hy this hTm L. e ht ton ni1Jeen- ieer- h * h
munuuent for Sheriff Griftith. mo1ument Tor
Father ChTisty t-IAteen feet highl. aisS mouu-
ments .IacOh hlh!er ard dsuE hteT OF John
Griffith. Both gentlemen ktve personal stts n
tIon 10 business a We eNecut ny The nneSt
work In all the time they ha' teen in rusiuess
they have adhered strictly TO he kim II goods :
Just a. represented and prices a. low as rre zane
81 - 81 wOi can be tou= ht elsewhere. We nav c
he-IIsncy in IecOmuie ndiug MesSrs- WItEin-
son son to our reaGers aS reliable business men.
progressive and tru -Jw-rthy. Visit their estab-
ltshment before ordering eIsewher-."
az ~ cciat attention paid 10 setting work.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
.np PERSONAL.

rrg shields. bl i-'l'Nt'' spent
-N II rouu on Wednesday.
# Barker. of this place. shot
-N ',.ry while ont hunting Tues
,,--,rJ Jones. of Cambria Town
". ,oa Wild turkeys ON Wednes-
.-a LAYERS on the new railroad
.' roach Chcrrytrcc about the
r,,r month.
rrirru Of Mr.. T. j. O'Hara, of
--.' ,.gr were in with scarlet fever.
alyrr,oyrring.
.ar,ed ,ouof Mr.. Lemuel Hughes,
-'..rrfr ovuship, died On Sunday
,.a ahon' wears.
rr-.ng~ are now the order of
r.Ghr. hut apple-butter boil
| wonderfully scarce.
1 -...r. rrr,r into the residence of
4 ra,a,. o. Lilly, on Monday night,
/ .snanr >5'.u money.
4 .-a E. kr-ch. one of Barr town
.,.rnr>.gE Young farmers, was
..."g ".''' %" wednesday.
o.. ,....r of HollidaySburg. who
...., friends Iu EhcusbUrg, baggcd a
.....,.n ,urhig ridge on Wednesday.
.....,r,n John !. Dcvlin. of Johns
in GOWN ou Wednesday, and
....r.,.. tine FREEMAN a pleasant
...r...d band OF burglars is ter
.,.. farmers IN the neighborhood
.g..-rri1u. Seven houses nave been
.,.rtr
......,rr Of the WrstmorclaLd
..., 1,.-, Newton mas been closed
., .--,fd finally. Sixtv men
-- .,.,. .y,ncDr.
,..... ,u,lve-vcor-nJd hoy
.i }. .,..-rrur. m ,Tirurc,rna
.- ..Ypry ON Monday fell
-...-r.,. .ri vu~ instantly killed.
p.,5, ,,,,,..hir
'-' ~ H. ,I..a ,Ld,
.,.....- ..,,rL - Grains In earb
........, ,.r.,,l nr ! o5G Grains an
JUS ...' ..'. .,..,. .., 49,. i,,;., '' -
.-.,'.' -. ,.'..,..,''SS : "a y"
...., H.. iif,,.r,,,, ,.,,uses in
..-..au-.
. o., Ii...,a,, q, brakeman nm tta
...... .r.,.r,,,a y,I,ns,. bnr. i 81
...,,.. ~ ri. fcors ,odIr
,......s.,. ,,,,.,.,f,,, tn.
,.......,.,.,,.,,,,
The FARMERS -'''''"'' "a US III
--Iuu commits, ~ is claimed will
r.........,r. VIM. snJarye,.ing
..,. ,,..,..,
l."a~ Nl"'".'. SON '' I'.IuaTu Mc''tt'
''.. .'"''"... ''.'" '',. -, va ''"S w
E ..a .>.... ii'W "Iph'h'r'a' aR'd
..-., i..r' n'''' 'h''di'h are "n"h
.tN,'t l.a' -"is'r"! >al' water a.
30, $40 '" U~ri is one "i 'Hr nt>l ana
-..-, i.wr remedies I"f sore throat
a.. N.'- % 't'AaE'l' q" 'i'ar 'I'" system
... .al. almost any sore throat lhat i
'. .arh,AD."..'-
,....lI ,.....p arG Miss Alice Oat-
.tag-..gui J.r late George W. Oat-
.-.. .ulurr resident of EbeuS-
aaw married al the home of the
..- mother ar Cuuemuugh ON Tuesday
.r-u. It's, week..
-l....,.... .r "a PENNSYLVANIA freight
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
2e8 Acres and 2iPerches,

aud being part Of travt OF land survey et on
warrant in name oi Thomas Masters.
No. Beg ginning al iailrn hemiCck: thence
north s. deg rees east - perCnes fallen white
corner o. Martin LuiDarUugh tra,T:
thence north = degrees west 515 Ierchcs 10 post
on ltue UG James Kuth tract; thence suuIh de-
grees west 81 pefches l. hsml.ck; the. north IS
thence scuth degrees west lyz
Istcnvs l. line o! John krIIaDd tract; thence
south So tek east Ia percheS post: thence
thence north -. degrees east 9s { 10 peIcnes tO
EemlUck; thence sUush So dezTees east l22
percheS To hemlock post; the-ve south = degree
W. ST II perche> To hemIock Iosr; thence south IS
etst ~ peTcnes To maple post; thence north 5
degrees east 70 peTchvs u hemlock; thence rou b
sii. degree easI 50 ptTcEes To n IAiitn hemlOck
anu kLace Ol LcsLlnlng col-taInInE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
rHARIFR NoTI.F

QUARTER NOTI :E
y Notice r. hereby given that an appIicz' ion
VII t,e made 10 the Governor OF PeunsyvAni. on
toe First Monday OF December. A n
1897 by k. etl-. h. ". Peacock q. J.
\ ung, ~. * Tel ana u J. Stewart under the
Act ol assembly ~nt tl-d An Act 10 Provide for
the l"c"florati"n aud k@gHla ion OF Certain Cor
PfAuons, approved the ~ n day of April A D.
iNa, ahd It, seVeral suppiet entr TOR the charter
- an Intended 9ori or .tion Ia be rauef THE
PATTON COAL COMPANY. - the character and
Jet q which l. tie n'inInz. QuArTying. excavs-
I ig bnr.ug Tor ana Otters ise prOducIn nv coal
mat may IN the prusec. a ot its business be
iohni ~ upon r under any lands leased OF oiher-
wise aCq reu 10y SAID cIru r"ti IA. the nanufSe-
tnre euke, The transportation of said oosI TO
ih'rhet aho tie the cot, crude and mznrisc-
tuTrd 'oTtn, and 10 spch an extent "A q may IRON
hihe % Il e De aecessary or convenient for the
purposes. ~ita the power Il holding. acquiring
"th dlrp"sihE 81 real esIHte. by lease other
VILE aHd "i r'2- rurtink a " 'isposinv NJ q F~ll
i"sa aud all Is Oi bu %, KS rections mschia-
cry aud sppl.tuces aud o.. ~ q riug ,posse q. ux
abd e. y lng AL the rights. powers privileges
HLd iniinuEit it"s cOuiered i.y SAID OF the 18th
n"E Oi A Iftl- A ID 1874. and the several supple
men theiei", upon corr orafions mentIontd IN
the eishteeHtn clause OF said Act
ROLAND ID. SWOOPE
fii'sdtlphia Pa, bct. ~ a.. SOticite-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-21
Drunk eaness the Liquor Habit
FOsiiiS. ~ ursd bs Administering \
DIT. IEaiues' Golden specific

tits manufacture as a powder, whicn can tie
given a eIa : OF beer. n cup U coffee OF tea or
! in ioOd without the knowledge of the patient.
Il Is absolutely harmless. and will effect 4 perma-
/ lent and speedy cure. whether the psTie1t L. a
moderate dTtnker alcoholic wreck. IL has been
gwen in thousands Oi cases and In Instance
a per 'ect cure has follow ed. II ,iIs. The
system im pTes mated with the Specific IL he-
comes utter impossihiliJy for the Iiquor ap-
petite 70 exist. Cures yusranTeei. ~ page book
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bradley. Noel and Lucket are Flag Stations.
No trains sunday.