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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
Possibly Fatally Rurned.

Bedford. Pa, July 16.-Mrs. Rebecca
Shoemaker, an aged lady residing with
her daughter. Mrs. Harry Robinson, was
the victim of painful and perhaps fatal
accident o-day. Mrs. Shoemaker, who is
20 wears of age, repeated the careless prac-
tice of carrying a kerosene can to thestove.
This morning the usual procedure was re-
peated but the can burst and instantly en-
velOped the unfortunate woman in flames.
The aged lady at once rushed to the porch
where the family and neig hbors quickly
came to her rescue, but not in time, how
ever, TO prevent severe burning from the
waist to the head. although their willing
hards saved her from an instant crema-
ton. The daughter, Mrs. Robinson, and
several neighbOrs sustained severe and
painful burns. The warnings of family
and friends had gone unheeded for years
until to day this accident occurred, which
alone will teach woman the danger of a
kerosene can. The injured lady while
badly burned may recover, but will be a
cripple for life.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
HID HI. money I'm the Cellar.

Joseph Foust is prosperous farmer re-
siding near Nicktown, Cambria county, and
is a brother OF Mrs. Robert Carson, of
Homer City. He has no faith in banks
and kept his money in his house. When
he visited any of his relatives he always
took his cash with him. Several days
since,he packed some clothes and his money
in a satchel and came to Homer on a visit
to his sister. He was there several days
and on Sunday a week he appeared to be
trfie insane, but his relatives gave little
heed to his condition, thinking it would
pass of in a day two. On Sunday
night, however. he became violent, and it
required three or four men to control him.
Monday morning he was taken home hand
cuffed. When he arrived there no money
way found in his satchel, and his wife at
once went to Homer In search of the cash.
Mr.. Carson and family made a thorough
search of the room occupied by Mr.. Froust,
but the money was not found. The cellar
was then searched with better results.
Hidden away in one of the most inacces-
sible places in the cellar they found the
treasure, amounting to some ST. 500, 81 200
of it being in gold. at last accounts Mr.
Foust was improving, and it is thought he
will recover.-Indidna Messenger.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24

BEARER-FENLON. at the
Church of the Holy Name, in Ebensburg,
on Tuesday morning, July 9th, at o'clock,
nv Rev. Father Deasy, Mr.. George Bearer,
of Pittsbuig and Miss Rose c. Fenlon, of
Ebensburg.
The subjects of the above notice are
among Ebensburg's best known young
people. The bride is the daughter OF Hon.
John Feplon, OF this place, and has hosts
of friends who join wishing her pathway
I'm life may always lead in pleasant places.
Amiable and accomplished she will adorn
the household of her husband and preside
over the domestic esta blishmentw with grace
and dignity.
The groom Is a native of Susquehanna
township, who for several years was EN-
ployed in the Recorders Office. In this
pIace, and is now filling responsible posi-
toin in the offices of the Carnegie com
pauy. In Pittsburg. The couple. aftel
partaking of a wedding breakfast at the
| home of the bride. left on the morning fo
pittsburg where they will go TO house
| keeping in house already furnished, AM
| awaiting them. Before leaving they wer
| the recipients of many handsome an
useful presents. May success always at
tend them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
Marrtaxe Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, July 23d,
1896:
Joseph Bachits, Portage township, and
Annie G. Marks, Pittsburg.
Michael f. Ward and Lizzie Loner,
Johnstown.
Lewis SteDtens. Cresson township and
Augusta c. Mcclure GallitZin-
Andrew j. Cole and Mary j. Raymond,
AShville.
Henry Simmons, JohnstOwn, and Annie
Gates East Conemaugh.
Charles =. Mntmyer and Lulu Mande
McClester Conemaugh township.
Thomas j Murray and Mary Nj. Galley
Allegheny township, Blair county, Pa.
George l.. Bearer. Pittsburg, and Rose
C. FenlOn, Ebensburg.
Henry ]. Noel and Agnes Stoltz, Patton
William Schmidt and Hnlda Hatfield
Johnstown.
John Shirley and Josephine Passek
Hastings.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24

Alfred Graham and w. A. Porter, of this
place, closed deal last Saturday with
Robert 5. Stewart, of Surveyor Run. Gi-
rard township, whereby they become the
owners of 1900 acres of land, the consider
alton being $4,000. The tract Is underlaid
with coal and besides the improvements,
consisting of large saw mill and other
buildings, there is q large lot of sawed Ium
Der. On the piece there is IL 100000 feet
of hemlock, 100000 of red pine, 2.OOo, 600 Of
white oak, 100000 of red oak. besides
some 10000 railroad ties. Messrs. Graham
and Porter are both experienced lumber
men and they no doubt have a fortune In
this deal. The timber will nearly all be
run to Williamsport.-Ctea RepubH-
can.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
A Most Daring Escape

Three prisoners escaped from the state
reformatorv at Huntington, on Saturday.
Chief Plumber Charles w. knepps,
of Philadelphia, was doing some work
at the pumping station along the
Jupiata river and had for his assistants
the three convicts in question. Suddenly
they oyerpowered him, tied him and took
his revolver and coat and started up the
river. About half-miie away they COM
peIIed Fred Sier, a guard, who had been
fishing i'm a boat. to land them on the OPP
posite side. One of the fugitives is named
Roach, hailing from Philadelphia; another
Walton. from Altoona, and the third
whose name cannot be learned, was SEN
fenced from Washington, this state.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
Deltghtful Drive.

Early last Wednesday morning DIR. Law
renee f. Flick, of Philadelphia; f. Fl.
Flick. ESQ, Frank McClain and William
f. Gable, of Altoona, started on a carriage
drive through Cambria county. stopping at
the following points ofinterest: Ashville,
Chest Springs. Patton. Hastings, Barnes
boro, Spangler. Carrolltown, Loretto ard
Wildwood Springs.
At Patton they met Mr.. Marks. the
original owner of the ground on which
the town is built. They also have pleas
ant recollection OF the excellent bill of fare
furnished by Proprietor Major Wolff. of
the Palmer House. At Spahgler they
were met by James A. McClain, Esq,
superintendent of the Spangier Improve
ment company. The Hotel Brandon at
Spangler (Mr. King, prOprietor,) is first
class hotel in eyerv respect and would
make good summer resort. On their
way from SDangler to CarrolItowI. near
the headwaters OF the Susquehanna. they
saw a burning gas well, that was original
ly developed by Altoona capitalists. At
Carrolltown they met many prominent
citizens, among whom might be mentioL ed
Sheriff Gray, who had just returned from
Chicago, where he had been a delegate;
Editor Foley, of the Carrolltown NetUs,
and Mr.. Flick, father Of Attorney and Dr.
| Flick. who is 50 years old and looks hale
| and hearty enough to live eighty three
years more.
There is no better located town in the
| state than CarroIltown, and as a place for
a summer residence, it has nc equal. Al
| Loretto they visited tho tomb of Prince
Gallitzin and the chapel built by him 10
1892. They are under obligations to Mer-
chant j. Z. Shields, who showed them
| many points of interest.
Proprietor Himmelwright. of the Wild
wood Springs Hotel, is a very pleasant and
hospitable gentleman, who should take
great pride in the ownership of such q
valuable and beautiful property. The
water in the pring at this point is the cold
of any spring on the Allegheny mountains
They wish to congratulate their Cambris
county neighbors on their selection o
supervisors for their roads, for they hav,
the best country roads these gentleman
have travelled on for many q day." anC
they feel that Blair county could learn
great deal from Cambria county In tn,
making of good roads. They hope tha
Blair cOunty's supervisors may follow
their example.
The country looks beautiful now and tn
crops are good. particularly the oats crop
DR.. Flick Very wisely had fine koda,
with him, and will take back with him I,
Philadelphia many fine views of Cambri,
county.
Altogether the trip was q most en- joy abl
one, and they feel under obligations t.
many persons for the kindnesses showI
them.-Altoond Times.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24

Or Monday, August 3, the following
property will be sold at the court house,
in Ebensburg, by the sheriff
The property of w. c. and Tobias Woolf
situate in Lilly, five lots and two build :
ings
The property of j. J. McDona Id and j
E. Wilson. assignee. to a lot aud hotel
property in Portage.
The property OF John w. OFT, contain
ing 100 acres, situate in Blacklick town
ship.
The property of w. T. Harrison, con-
sisting of lot in Hastings.
The right. title and interest of Andrew
Maholshoe, Paul Pugul and Peter Grabin
to two lots in Hastings.
The right, title and interest of Emma
Byrne and Scott Byrne to lot of ground
in Hastings.
The right, title and interest of Alfred
Quist to a lot of ground in Hastings.
The right. title and Interest OF Elmer E.
Goss any ID. M. McHendry to a lot or piece
Of ground in Hastings.
The right, title and interest of Emanuel
Holmstrong to a house and piece of ground
in Susquehanna township.
The right. title and interest of Isaac
Il
Fork, and piece or parcel of ground in
Spangler.
The right, title and interest OF ID. +.
Motley TO a tract of land in White town
ship; also another tract of land ia White
township; also another tract of land in
in White township; also another piece of
land in White township; also another tract
of land in white township; also another
tract of land in White township; also an
other tract of land in White township;
also a tract of land in Reade wnship;
also tract OF land in Susquehanna town
ship; also another tract of land in Susque-
hanna township; also q hotel property in
Hastings; also a hotel property in Barnes
boro; also the mineral rights in piece of
land in Barr and Susquehanna townships;
also to the coal and mineral right In
piece of land in Barr township; also the
coal right in piece of land in Susque
hanna township; also all the bituminous
coal lying or being in, upon or under all
those two certain pieces or parcels of lane
situate in SuSquehanna township, also all
the undivided one-half interest in one
hundred and seventy three acres more or
less of coal and other minerals in Barr
township.
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7 Acres

and fortyto perches.
piece OF parcel Of land situate In the town.
ship OF Jackson. In said county OF Camtria. de
scribed as follows: Beginning at post and stones
at the land OF the Blackiick Land Improve
ment Company; thence by said land South 81 de-
grees 40 minutes East 1919 teet to a hemiock;
thence South 81 degrees IA minutes East 1865 10
feet to q henlock; thence South 10 degrees ~
minutes East 1858 feet to chestnut; thence
South IS degrees 33 minutes West 5i0 3 10 feet to
q post; tf ence South ~ degrees So minutes West
$50 feet post and stones; thence North 20 de-
xrees 50 minutes West 464 $40 feet to White
Oak; thence North SO degrees 0s minutes West
1909 feet TO a cucumber: thence North s3 degrees
80 minutes West e4& s 10 feet To post and stones:
and thence North 81 degrees OIL minutes East l3t4
8 10 ieet to post and stones; tho place OF begin
ming. containing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
A1orICE is hereby given that an application

AJOTICE lie hereby given that an application
~ will be made To the Oourt OF Common Pleas
# the County of Cambria. In the State of Penn.
svlyanfa on the I7rH DAY OF AUGUST
NEYT Al 10 O'Clock the forenoon. under Act OF
Asseubly entitled IAN Act to Provide Tor the
INCORPORATION and Regulation of Certain CorPo-
ratians.' approved April 18th 1876: ana tne sup
Gosgrove. Mary Daily. May Mcbride and Eloise
Carr for the charter of an Intended corporation
Academy, Loretto Pa-."the character aud object
of which is for performing In general the duties
OF cnaffty and mercy, OF visiting the sick poor In
hospitals and prisont taking care OF destitute or
pbaps and Keeping schools ior the education oI
Won tbs. and this purpose 10 have. possess ana
euioy ali the rights benefits and privileges con
Jefred py the Act of Assembly referred to and 1T
supplements.
July "a. lsso. st, Solicitors
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
NOTICE.

A general meeting of the stockholders Of the
Cambria Goal n Iron Company, organized under
the laws OF Pennsylvania. will be held At the
Mountain House. Cresson. Cambria county. Pa
on MONDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST.
1896 at IL O'Clock noon. Tor the purpose Of COZ
sfdering a proposition 20 sell and dispose OF all
the real estate OF said company and authorize a
settlement of its affairs, the distribution Of the
assets. ana a dissolution of the corporation
GEORGE r HUFF.
Jciy IL a.. President
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
334 Acres

and +5&-l000 of an acre. And having thereon
erected two frame houses. The coal mining
rights and prviledges will be offered for sale
separate and apart from the surface of the land
This Is one OF ne most desirable coal properties
In the Blacklck region.
The coal and minerals in, under or upon all
that certain piece parcel OF land situate In the
township of Blacklick, in said county OF Uam-
brfa. bounded by land of Leander Bush, Joseph
Mardis, Heirs OF Samuel Reed. deceased, A v.
Barker and the Moore Syndicate, containing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby givea. that. having been ap-
pointed by the Court of Common Peas OF Cam
brIa county. distribute the fund in the hnnds
A. Sharbaugh, assignee of John ". Shar-
haugh ct ux. shown by his account, 1 viii sit
at my Office iE the borough OF Ehensh0-g on
MONDAY, AUGUSr BID, 1895. at 10 O'Clock, A
N for the purpose of discharging the duties OF
SAID appointment, when and where all persons
shall attend or be forever debarred from coming
In said tund. II. Ii. MY EsRS.
July Z. 1886 Auditor.
July l. q.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24

The annual meeting of the stockholders Of th'
Cresson Springs Company will be held Al tn,
Mountain Hoase. Cre<sOn. Pa. on Tuesday
August 4th 1896. at 10 O'Clock. A
Election for President and Directors SAM
time and place r. H. PYLE.
July IL ST. Secretary
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
COMFORTABLE HOUSE,

good barn, and all necessary outtuiidings.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent OF the purchase money to be paid
I'm hs nd the day sale; the balance OF one third
when the sale is confirmed oy the court one
third in six months and one third In twelve
months from date of sale. Deferred payments 70
be secured nv judgment bond and mortgage oil
the purchaser. Lo NE BIN z.
Admr of Estate of Miles Ivory. deceased :
Clearneld township. June eoth. 1895.
June % st.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
Frame House
1872 Acres,

70 perches and allowance.
piece parcel Of land situate in the town
ship OF Cambria and described as follows. viz:
Beginning at post in the North side o run De
ing the South east corner of laid (formeriy) of
ID H. Roberts; thence by the same Vest 4o19
perches to post; thonce south by land formerly
OF William Lloyd 2sa perches To q post; thence
East by land formerly OF the heirs OF >. H.
Roberts &0k perches to q small spruce. and thence
North by land (forueriy) of David Harris 2s54
Terches to the beginninK. containing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
Frame House

and outbuildings ip good repair.
The one undivided hall interest In lot No. 3
situate in the borough of Chest Springs, in said
county of Cambria.
lot OF ground in the village Of Uniontown in
Green township. Indisna county, Pennsylvania. b.
bou unded on the North by q street. on the East by
lot of J. W. Rairigh. on the South py alley,
and on the West by lot OF George and william
Stlffier. being 90 feet front. and extending back
about 100 feet, being knownjas lot No. In plot or
plan OF said village oil Uniontown.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cont. OF the purch ase money to be paid
in hand at the time OF sale the balance OF one.
third the confirm ton of sale; third In one
year. and the remaining third In years from
the confirmation Of sale. Deferred payments to
bear interest and TO be secured by Judgment
bond and mortgage OF purchaser.
M ID. BEARER,
Assignee of John A. Blair
Ebensburg. Pa, July 1&th. 1895. IL st.
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AZ Acres

and 154 pcIches.
The one undivided half interest in a piece OF
parcel OF land situate In the borough Of CARROLL
town. In said county OF Cambria, described as
follows: Fronting ON ST. Mary street; thence
East along DobIe alley 200 feet more or less TO q
pest IN ST. Joseph street, thence south oy said
street 30 feet less past, thence by land
OF Heirs OF Lutzian Bender West 100 feet more or
less to post In St. Mary street; thence by said
sire ct 20 feet more less to place Of beginning
And having thereon erected q TWOSTORY
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
BADLY Treated by Robbers.

Between nine and ten o'clock on Monday
morning two murderous robbers entered
the house of III. l.. Boughamer, iE the
western part of Altoona, during the alb
bence of Mr.. Boughamer. The only per-
son in the house was Mrs. Boughamer,
whom the villains, who were masked,
struck on the head with a baseball bat.
The blow rendered her unconscious. The
men then bound her hanjand foot and
gagged her, and carried her 20 the cellar
where she lay for several hours.
After dispOsing Of Mrs. Boughammer in
this cruel fashion, the men ransacked the
house. emptying bureau drawers and tear
ing up carpets in their search for plunder.
Mr.. Boughamer secured a sum of money
last week and that is what the men were
after. but they failed to find X. Some
time after the assault a Young soE of Mrs.
Boughamer discovered her in the cellar
and summoned assistance. Several neigh
bors soon released her from her bonds and
removed the gag from her mouth. She
was unconscious aud did not recover her
senses until late in the afternoon, but was
| then too ill TO give description of her as
| sailants.
Several months ago Mrs. Boughamer
| was the victim of a similar assault. 1t is
| doubtful If she Will recover from her in
| juries.
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81 Acres

and 1906 perches. together with the mining rights
and privileges thereto belonging.
piece or parcel OF land situate In the town
ship OF Stony Greek, in said county of Cambria
adjoining land of George Meyrs. Samuel Smith.
Morley heirs, q. w. CotteIl. (now - Diefen
baughl and Messenger. containing
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24

-PhilipsbuTg is to have bicycle fac
tory under the name of the Welivar Man
ufacturIng company, with $4,000 capital.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
AUDITORS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Rachael Jonesl In the Court Of Common PIear
! of Cambria county,
Blake Jones. ' No. :. June Term. 1893.
IIHEI. DIVORCE.
Now. to wit: June 10th 1895 motion OF NJ
B. stephens. Esq. r. T. Cresswell is appointed
Commis siOner TO take testimony and report de-
rake notice that viii sit at my office in the
WoOlf Build ing In the City Of IohnStoWn. Ia,
on FRIDAY. AUGUST 7rH. tss-i. at 10 O'Clock.
A. N tor the purpose OF taking testimony on part
of libeilant. at which place and time all persons
interested may be heard
T. CRESS ELL
Johnstown, Pa. July Il. 1895. Commissioner
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24
Real Estate Transfers.

A. w. Lee x Company ct al. to Charles
z. Kreamer, Chest; consideration, 5000
Thomas Barnes ct ux. ct al. to Michael
Jwinco, Barnesboro, 1877.
Thomas Barnes ct ux. ct al. to Felix
KuiikosSki, Barnesboro, 500.
Guardian of Eugene Glass TO Jane Glass,
Munster, SS7.
Walter j. Parrish to Jane Glass, MuL-
ster, 81.
William Callahan ct ux. to Charles Cal
lahan, Washington, 81.
Charles Callihan to Pennsylvania Rail-
road company, Washington, $500.
William Sybert to Plus A. Sybert. Gal
litZin township, 81 800.
benjamin Wirtner ct ux. to Annie Nj.
Bell Patton, s475.
Arthur J. Moxham ct ux. to Stephen
Sheetz, Richland, $40.
Elizabeth Krieger ct al. to John ZOhel,
Johnstown, 5000.
Mary Zobel ct vir to Harry Krieger.
Johnstown, 81.
SDangler Improvement company to
Bridget Bower, Spangler, $500.
Thomas j. Byrne, Jr., ct ux. to Mary
Polish, Susquehanna, s25.
Paul Short ct ux. to John N. Brewer
Patton, st52.
Max Frick ct ux. TO Sarah C. Williams
Reade, $40.
Executor of Dennis Leahy 20 Frank
Leap, Washington, 1925.
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ExECUTRIx' NOTICE.

Estate of Joseph Walters. deceased.
Letters testimentary having been xrantrd to
the undersig ned In the estate OF Joseph Walters,
late of Allegheny township. Cambria county. Pa,
deceased notice is hereby given to all those in
debted to said estate to make Immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
TO present them properly authenticated lor set
tlemeut. SUSAN WALLEhS.
July 18th 1895. ct, Execotrfx-
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9 ACRES

and FORTY SEVEN perches. net measure Be
tng the same land which John Ryan. High
sheriff OF Cambria county. by mis- deed aeknow-
ledged in omen court the 9th day OF august
a n is7a sold the some to John +. Seaman. by
whom il was conveyed to Miles Ivory the decd
ent above named by deed bearing date the iItn
dav ot JsurIzry : ID 1850 and recorded In Cam
bria County in Deed Book Volume %. rage ioi-
having thereon erected
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Jelly IL A.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-24

nNE HORSE hay rakes for sale cheap at DUF-
TONS July "a IT,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-05-02
Cutting the steak.

John Bryan, the American fabu-
list, has written of things that have
a living interest; his questions are
questions of the day. He claims
that there is but one problem in
the world, and that is civilization,
and that the one problem of civili-
zation is the ADVANCEMENT of women.
Although he approves. of the new
woman as revealed in most Of her
manifold phases, he cannot resist
making her the subject of very
burning piece Of sarcasm, which
under the title of ''This is Love-"
reads as follows:
A young man married a beauti-
full young girl whom he loved very
much.
At their first meal he carved the
steak, and out of his affection fol
her gave her the tender part. This
he continued to do without inter
ruption, giving her the tender par'
Of the steak at every meal for three
years. On the morning of the third
anniversary of their wedding ht
begged her to carve the steak, plead
ing, as he pretended, that he had
strained his wrist.
To this she readily consented
and as usual kept the tender part
of the steak for herself.
The next morning, his wrist hav
ing suddenly recovered, he carved
the steak himself, and kept the ten
der part for himself.
| At this his wife burst into tears
exclaiming: "You no longer low
me-"
"Ah, madame" said he, Il hav
done an act of selfshness only fo
once which you have repeated
thousand times"
Mr. Bryan here refrains from
pointing a moral, and merely re
marks offhand: "She applied for
divorce on the ground of extrem,
cruelty, and got it."