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Tba Friborg (Svr-.laud) correspondent
of the Lmdou Standard, afur describing th
recent conflagration hi lhat city, relates tbe
following act of braVory aial self-devotion on
part cf a woman J
"Hitherto I had looted upon the scne.
a M as it was. a be:ng simply a case of
j. f mnpriv. as I had been tola
that the people who lived in the hous.es bad
nucceaded in escaping. Suddenly, however
from ooe of the front windows, on the thud
.dory. I Jcard a crash of glass, and. .ookicg
up I iavr a woman's face such a face as 1
never care to see again. It was dreadful in
n agonv. Scraamiog to the crowd below.
Bhe stemed to fuel that the was too high f 1 1
them to hear, ai d lLa flames, a3 she stood at
the window, came licking up;the wall, as
though thy felt she was already given up to
them.
"What she said, or attempted to say. do
one ever knew, but the crowd gr.Z'i g up f.oni
l)low saw her. and a hoarse roar came from
them, which seemed to reach her and give tier
some encouragement. Wildly waviu htr
arms, she disappeared for a moment, and
then reappeared at the window with a little
child in her arms. In England a fire-escape
would have been reared against the wall of
the ho6e. and a fiieraan would have brought
down the woman and child not, perhaps,
without seme difficulty, but still without any
verv great daDger, provided he cotlld have
kept out of the way of the flames, which
were darting out of the windows of the lower
stories j but in Switzerland do such things as
f re-eECspes exist. There are willing hands
and brave hearts, and that is all. What,
then, can be done? Are the people to eee
the woman and child roasted to death under
their very eys? But they are far below,
and the fitry flames are creeping up the wa'ls
ami windows, and already the weman has to
draw back her burden as the fire comes nearer
and Dearer. Far below all access is cut off.
The staircases are simply masses of ted hot
rtone, where no one could live for a moment.
"Wbat cao be done? Just then a tremen
flous cheer burst from the crowd below, the
reason for which I could cot understand, and
I could only continue to look with horrible
dread upon the sight, for I knew that unlwss
help came within a faw minutes it would
cjme too late.
"But help did come at last though, to
me, from a somewhat unexpected quarter.
The house in which were the woman and
child was the last of those which had taken
lire, aud an adjoining one had an iron balco
ny, from which a fireman, seeing the dread
ful danger, and cheered up by the crowd,
attempted to throw a rope to the woman.
Bat it was very difficult for her to catch it.
Four times he threw it, and each time he
saw it fall past the window, though it was
pitiful to see how eagurly she tried to get
hold of it. But the fifth time she was suc
cessful, and tying the rope tightly round the
child's body, she swung it out of the wiudow,
and it was slowly but eafely drawn into the
aJjinrrtg house. Direcilj she h td done this,
the woman disappeared from the window,
but almost immediately returned with an
other child, and by the same means she sue
ceeded in saving her secoud charge. But in
caving tire lives of these two children the
brave wom.m had got terribly burned. The
ilames had been creeping up nearer and near
er ti her, and as she stood at the window
tying the children a tongue of lire would of
teu leap Cp end encircle her, but she never
ilinched. Wrapping" the child- she held in
her arms tightly in a woolen cloak, so' as to
prevent the flames touchiug it, she quietly
iore toe li e uotii it had ouce mora gone
down, and then she quickly proceeded with
her work. But now it seemed too late to
Bve the woaiau herself, for fire had reached
the store of wood at the top of the house and
f iio roof was in flames. Her hands and arms
Too were terribly scorched, and we feared
she would Dever be able to hold the rope.
But as the cord was thrown her the people
raised a tremendous cheer, as though to en
courage her, and catching it at the first at
tempt, she managed to fastei it round her
body, and (browing herself out of the win-
!ew, the was gradually lowered into ti e
K'r et, aud carefully taken to the hospital,
here she at preseut lies iu a dangerous con
tl:t ion.
"There have been a grcf.t many cases of
devoted herois n in times past, but 1 know
of noue more nob's than this of a simple scr
viiht girl, who not only ri:-ked hrr own life,
V-it stood such dreadful torture in order to
MTd the lives of children under her charge,
aud I gl i My give her name. It i Anna Al
ii. iz, of Biikeodorf. The Swiss people are a
vartn hearted race, and the devoted conduct
ef le grr! weres to be fully appreciated by
ihem. The whrde press has spoken loudly
pr-iise of .the heroism she has sh wn. a:.d
already a subscription has been opened for
her benefit, as it is feared hr injuries are so
severe that she will never agaiu bts able, even
if she recovers from them, to gain her own
j-iviDg.'
CnRiosrTiES or Animal Ljfe. "There
r in he no doubt," writes Mr. Darwin, "that
rUgs f;el shame as distiuct fium foar, and
sorntil.'rig very like modesty when begging
too f'e i fr food. A freat deg scorns the
hoailmg of a little dog, and this may ba calkd
magnanimity. Several observers have sta
ted that monkeys certainly disliks being
V.uighe.l pt. ami they sometimes invent ima
ginary ft" tices. Iu the Z "ological gardens
J saw a b.ibuon that a'ways got into a furi
nus roge wl.e i its keeper g"t out a letter or
book and read it aloud to him, and hia rage
was so viidenl that, as I witnessed on one
ccaM on, he bit his own leg until the blood
Slowed." AH animal fel wonder, and many
exhibit curiosity, the latter quality a"rdiog
pporl unity f ir hunters, iu many parti of
the world, to dcoy the gnioe into their pew--t.
The f icu'.ty of iiiiitati u so strongly de
v loped in niari. especially in a barbaric
state. ;i present in n o.ikeys. A certain hull
U ii-r f our acquaintance, when ho w'lus
t go nit f the room, jtMips at the handle
-f lb- dor and grajs it iu his paws, altho'
he cannot him-ed tuin tho handle. Parrots
lso reproduea with wonderfal fidelity the
tones of ilifTerer.t speakers, and puppies rearid
by cats have ..een known to lick their feft
xnd wash tt.ir faces, after the manner ef
iLeir foster in thers. Attention and memory
re also present in the lowest animals, and
k is imposs-ible to deny that the dreams of
Hogs ami ho: Fes show the presence of imagi
ration or that a certain sort of reason i also
present. Animals also profi-t by experience,
us any mau realizes who sets trapB. The
voting are much more easily caught than the
old. and the adults gain caution by seeing
the fate of those that are caught. Tools also
are u.-ed by srne of the higher apes. The
rhimpaczee use a stone to crack a nut re
remblirig a waltut, and the Abyssinian ba
.xms fight trooj s cf another specie-i, and
roll down stones in the attack before they
C'naMy close in a hand-to hand er counter.
The idea of proj eity in coicm-n exists to
every dog with a bone, to alt birds with their
rests, and notably in the oei of rooks. Nor
raB a eeriain 1 ind f language be denied to
the brutes. Th'J dog communicates his feel
ings by barks of differeut tones, which uo
dcubledlv rais in h: fellow dogs ideas simi
lar to those passing m his own mind. Lain
a woM-aToNt-K.-iti.-o.yto 1
erdo a good thi:-g and the ''slip" te-
overdo a CO
(ween the ' cup and the lip" i3 so readily
fnnnd. A mechanic rt joicing in the name j
of Dubois, end resident of the city of
Detroit, took to drinking and wai speed
ily transformed from a hard-woikinj man
into a drunken pot. His pood wife scold
ed, entreated, diminished the thickness of
his beard without the use of r razor, but
could make no change. One niht Dubois
urrived home and found that his wife and
his coat bad changed places the latter
lay on the floor and the former was sus
pended from lh hook. Up rushed Du
bois to the rescue, took his wife down,
and after much labor, brought her to her
eenaes. The attempt at suicide complete
ly sobered him, and like Obadiah Old
buck, he turned over a new leaf. He
promised never to drink again, and prob
ably would have kept his word if his wife
had been able to keep her own counsel
Hut she was just smart enough to inform
several of her neigbors that the apparent
hanging was a put up job, tke rope being
tied under her arras. The knowledge of
this little practical joke coming to Dubois's
ears, he first t trashed the whole family,
then performed some extraordinary feats
of furniture smashing, and finally left the
premises, and has not been seen since.
A Chapter on Whisino I Lave al
lurs observed, says Josh Dillings, that a
whining dog is sore to get liekt in a fight.
No cur of well reggerated morals kan
resist the temptation to bite a cowardly
purp that tries te soeak off with his tail
between his legs.
The whining bizness man Is just so.
Avridge mankind don't put bo koufidens
in him.
Mo!t people don't like to trade with
him, because they are afraid he'll bust up,
or think mebbe he's already bus:eJ.
The more down a bizness man is the
more his customers will let him stay there.
A good, ringin bark is wuth more to
pat greecbax in a man's pocket than forty-two
years of whinin.
I oust knowd a poslmas'nr to get turned
out of offis an tried to whine himself in
again. Ef anybody cud mak that kind
of beggin pay, he cud. But hi has been
whinin ever since, and every time he duz,
menny other dogs take a nip at him.
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AUCTIOM! AUCTION! :
HAVIXfi been commissioned l.yfiover-
nor (ieary to net as .1 I'i'TK tS KF.lt in :
and for tlie Uoroujrh of Flietisliur-, I am
now prepared to re-ei ve and scVIa Pillio ;
miction nil kinds of Goods, Waif?. .Mcr- :
cliandiso, c, Hinl also atten.l to tliedutics :
if u-l iimecr at all sale of Lands, Tcne-
menis. Jaw Sto-k, Household I'urnituro,
See., ie., within the limiisol sjiid H.Mouirli. :
Tmns mmierute. Inouire at No. Im) Hili :
Street. V. O.l 7'J-1-V, :
Fbeislmrir, pril 22, lS71.-tf.
1IIf.ST N T
J nARX r.3? PTIOP OF CAM BIU A COX'STW
Ifitrh street, (opposite t'niou School House,)
West Ward, Kbensburtr, Pa. M. M. O NP1I.I.,
Proprietor. SnlUs and (Inriicw maile nol ro-
paired and all other work in my line executed
in the best manner, on the shortest notice, and
at the most reasonable rates. IX-LI.-SA
T LOYD & CO., ISankkks,
J- ETiExsituTtr:, pa.
XfT Gold, Silver, Government Loans, and
other Scurities, bought and sold. Interest al
lowed on Time Ileposits, Collections made tit
all accessible points in the United States, nn 1 a
(ffeoeral Hanking business transacted.
V7M. M. LLOYD & CO ,
T I1AXKKR?, ALTOOTA, PA.
Drafts on the principal cities and Silver and
Gold for sale. Collections mrt"de. Monies re
ceived on deposit, payable on demand without
ia teres or upon titr.eVrth interest at fair rates.
TAMKS J. OAT3IAX, M. J).,
" tenders his professional services as Physi
cian and Surfreon to the citizens of Carrolltown
and vicinity. Ollice in the rear of J. Puck &
Co.'s store, and residence (where nnrht calls can
be mde) one door south of A. llaupr's tin and
hardware store. May 9, ls71.1
F. P. T1EUNET JAMES F. SLLt
LAW and COLLECTION OFFICE
-or-
TIERNEY cSo NULL,
('lonaile Itow, Ebennhnr;;, Pa.
t?TSpe-ial attention paid to collections in
all parts of tho United States. 2-lS-'71.-tf.l
WM. H.lSErill.KR, T. It. 6C.IM.AX,
Lbeiisbur. Carrolltown,
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ECIILEI1 c SCANLAN,
ATTOUNEYS AT LAW,
ErtF.NSBL'Rf!, Pa.
rAd vice given in English and Gcrinau.
"TVA N ILL 1 I c L A UGH LI X, A ttorncy
' at-Ltui Johnstown, Pa. Office in the old
Exchange buildiiipr, (up-stairs.) corner of Clin
ton nd Locust streets. Will nttend to all bus
iness connected with his profession.-
f. A, SHOF.MAKZn, . . .GEO. A. BERIIT.
S"
O E M A K E li & 1$ E II II Y .
ATTPUXEYS-AT-I.AW,
Marcri 11, 18?h EBEXSBUI2G, PA
JOHN T. LINTON, AClornyatLuiv,
Johnstcwn, Pa. OlTico In buildinfr iwvub
west corner of Main and Franklin streets, sec
ond story, liti-iwicc on Pra a kl'i street.
rY W. DICK, ArionNKV AT Law, Eb-
ensburar, Ph. Oflice in Colonade Uow.
. All manner of leital business attended tosatia-
tact or Uy aad, coUecuoua a syocialty. yo-14.tf .
RECEIPTS Sl EXPENDITURES OF CAMBRIA CO.,
from the 2Ttii day of January, 171, to tut- ICth day of Junuary, 1872, include.
jjr.
AVI r.I.IAI LINTOX,
1ST1.
To halanoe Jn fcancls of Treasurer at
last settlement C,C1C 17
To amount of Cwinly Taxes received
from Col lectors lor lot I and previous
years
To amount received on Pool- Tuxes
from sain1
To amount Military Tuxes do. do.
To amrrtiilt recM on Seated and Un
sealed Lands for lfeVland previous
yt-urs ;
To amount received from Miscellane
ous Sources
37,578 72
2,740 4.T
tilO 04
282 C5
140 80
11S 12
To amount received on Ucdctnption
of Lauds
To amount ree'd from sale of County
Bonds
To amount of Exonerations allowed
Collectors 2.219 nr
To amount of Commissions dOi Qo l,tW 10
Total
s,::(55 2
'.Vir.i.iAM
Iteceirid. J.n.uaru tUi. P-
f rem
llun.hxl and Turnti.-Firc Dullai s and UiulttH tenis,
f7.,.l25 N).
AitiutuilN Iuc Cambria
From John Kinney
" M. Tn-nliley
" C. Schneph
" Geo. W. ( at man, balatn-e oi debt
' It. Mc!erinirt, balance of debt and
" Evans Si laris
Total
I' TSTANDING DEITS due from
O
previous years:
pV,t. Win. McDermitt, Washington township.
IS) .. Henry Lloyil, Susquehanna township
ist;s. William Flattery. Johnstown borough....
ISti'J. ThofniiS Mi l email. Cambria boroujrh . . . .
15. Kest, East Conemaoh borough
" 1. Shairer, Siimmei hill township
1S70. L. W. Shank, Adams township
John li. Koss. lilaeklick township
James Kelly. Cambria borough
" A. J. Stoltz, ( 'arrolltown borough
" James Iieioier, Chest township
" 1). Walters. Ch.--r Sprinu-s luroiirh
" Thomas V."f. Cleariii id township.
" .Tam'-s I Mck, Coipersdaie borouy h ....
" James Lynch, (' mcinaiiirli borough
" Samuel Pin in ui'-r. Cro le township
" John Xocl. M li n-t. r t n iwhip
" Jeor-e Irris. 1 C i . ! ; 1 ind township
" M. Itraiiilf. SoiiinnTlii'l township
" Geo. J. Schwurderer. Washington twp
" ll. Ilonnelly, White township .......
" James Hums, V.b-r township
1?7L jHMies Cost low. Adams township
" 'hailes Flick, Alicjrhenv township
John Feriruson, lil ickliek township
" Iluirh Edwards, Cambria township
" James Kellv, ( 'ambria borontrh
I). A. Luther Carroll township
" L. Schroth. Carrolltown borontrh
" Anthony Anna, Che st township
" Jacob Warner, Chest Sprfnjrs borough
" F. Delozier, Clearfield township
" James Masters. Coopersdale borough
' Patrick Murray, Coiicmaojtfi borough. . ..
" Jrdm Christatiz. I". ConemadffK liroiigh..
" 1. Straver. Crovle township.
" H. ltiblet. Franklin borough
" fieorjre Gearhart, (lallitziu township
" H. Adams, Jackson township
" John Flanairan. Johnstown borough
" P. Mealy. Loretto boiou(rh
" M. MctJahev, Munster towiishij
" P. Hod-rers.'M.'lit ille borough
" J. Miller. Kichland township
" John Iteider, Summerhiil township
" James 'onion. Summit ville borourh
" John Manion. Siisciuehaima township
" William Ib-adriek. Tiiylor towh..hip
" James Itoland, WasningfoTr township
" Michael ! yer, W hire township. .
" William SU.-lly. Wilmore boroujfh
" I), liurthold, Woodvale boroiijrh
" James llarns, Yoder township
Total
- I.IAItII.ITlI.S.
Outstanding-Orders in favor of Indi
viduals Amount due District Court
" Sheritr
Balance in favor of County
Total
47210
57ii 25
154 f8
f 3:1,472 S.
Given c.mieu ocr hand? ftt Ebensburgr, this
. T . f ,
Attest J. A. Kennedy, Clerk.
T'r, the undersigned Auditors of Cambria county, do respectfully report that we have care
fully examined tho accounts and vouchers of the Receipts aud Expenditures of the said countv
from the 27th day of January, A. D. 1871, to the Kith dav of Jnnuarv, A. I). 1872, (both days inc'u
sive.land find them to be correct; as is also the foreuroing statement of the Liabilities and Assets
of said county. V itness 01:11 hands, at the Commissioners' Ollice at Fbensburtr. this 2Cth dav of
January, A. 1). 1872. ANTHONY ANNA, )
... 4 t JOHX WAGNER, VAuditors.
Attest J. ar. Clerk. WM. A. 11. LITTLE, j
Wit. novACKKit, Ks-t ShrrlfF, tu account with the District Court of Cambria county
for the year 1871 ;
cit. 1 ru
To amount received from County Trea-
surer 2,000 00
To nm't ree'd from Jury Fees. II. Court 4 (XI
To aait ree'd from Fines, District Court 58 W
Total
?2,9C2 0G
Liabilities, S576 2.
We, the undersigned Auditors of Cambria county, respectfully report that vro have examined
the accounts and vouchers of Receipts and Expenditures of the District Court of Cambria coun
ty frtmi the 24th day tit; January, A. D.1871, to the 10th day of January, A. I). 1S72. inclusive, and
lind them to lie as above stated ; as is also the statement of the Liabilities of said District Court,
Given cndeu ourt hands, at Johustown, the loth day of Januarv, A. D. 1872.
ANTHONY ANNA, 1
JOHN WAGNER. V Auditors.
Attest J. Nct.t,, Clerks WM.-A.B. LITTLE,!
B.
NrllEKHITT, Steward, in account
bria county :
Januarv loth, 1871
To cash f rom John J. Evans for hides. .
To cash from G. C. K. Aahm for 2 piRS.
To cash from J. J. Evans for hides
To cash from Henry Foster fe-r P'jrs.-. ..
To cash received for cows
To cash received for Order No. 140
To cash received for Order Js"o. 141 ....
To cash received for horses
To cash received for2piirs
To cash received for Order No. 227
To cash frm 11. Kiakead
Total
.Dn.
10 00
.1 00
100
7 50
110 00
70 00
K) 00
203 25
5 00
100 00
53
09i:
January 19th, 1871...
By amount due at last settlement
By cash paid for weaving linsey
By cash paid for fresh lish
By cash paid for wall paper for house...
By cash paid for sending away paupers.
By cash paid fortakinjr man toDixmont
By cash paid Wm. Pryce for services
By cash pai J. A. Blair for lop chain...
By cash paid for'stamps and postage....
By cash paid K. Kittell, butcher
By cash paid for urarden seeds
By cash paid expressajre on box
By cash paid discount in Bank
By cash paid expenses visitingr out-door
paupers
By cash paid A. Kneible's fare to Car
rolltown By cash paM exp's to Carrollt'n, 0-.D. P,
44 44 44 44' t(.
By cash paid freight
By cash paid exp's to St. Augr'ne, O.D.P.
By cash paid Express freight ..
By cash paid sending paupers to I'hila..
Cr.
f 2 50
6 01)
71
1 50
20 00
18 00
2 50
1 50
1 00
150
5 00
40
50
150
50
2 00
1 00
50
150
We, tho undersigned Auditors of Cambria county, respectfully report that we have audited
the accounts of B. McDermift, Steward of the Poor and House of Employment, and certify the
forturoing statnieat to be correct. Given under our hand, the 2Hth day of January, A. 1). 1872
A-ttoeV J. Nrjix, ClerJtr
Treasurer,
171.
Hr nr-rniint n.iid Assessors
1,000 10
urtd tnte
T5y amount pa HI Constables
P.v amount paid County Honds
Liy amount paid Commissioners :
M. MoXamara W4 001
James K. Neason 070 41
Francis O'Fricl .r,il GO 1-
Y 1). MTlelland 110 00
John A. Kennedy 120 00 j
15y amount paid Commissioners' Clerk
. " Counsel
.i " Court Crier.:...;..:.,
n . Criminal Prosceut'ns
Court House
" liistrict Court
n Elections
i it Vox A; Wildcat Scalps
i " " Fuel
i Freitrlit
n " Jusurancu
1. i Interest on Co. Jlonds
inquisitions
t. w " Jail and Jailor
(VT. II. Honaeker received iift) H.)
liv amount paid Jurors (1 ra verse)
.4 44 " (Tales)
44 44 '1 Jury Coin'rs & Clerk.
44 44 Janitor
44 44 u Military !.....
44 4i '4 Miscellaneous
44 41 Kew Township Views
579 00
400 00
2,135 41
405 00
10
1,257 :rt
1.0 (Hi
2.! CO
771 05
2'. 20
141 24
6 00
!) 75
3,003 H)
'MS 00
l,rX9 50
2.011 03
511 (IK
Ida m
71 34
207 50
1,1" OS
S'7 02
10 00
24,o3 oo
1-25 00
14 22
9,750 (Hi
410 12
" am en
07 40
45S
A'cw Prison
Pliono'pliic ltcporter
Postage
Poor House
Printing
Poor House Directors
Probates
Vroth'v 4t Clerk O. S.
Hedemption of Lands 114 51
HefundilifT
K s;i
C7 ns
102 42
4.ss'.r2.i
2.1WI '
J.-o no
oo mi
K5 115
6H2 74
34 50
4 .4 Iteiristry
44 44 Stationery
44 44 Schools
,4 44 " Supervisors
t4 44 " Itoalsanl Ilridg-cs...
44 44 44 Tipstaves
44 44 " Teachers1 Institute..
ti " AVesfn Penitentiary.
44 i 4 Uec'ds for IJesr. Ollico
44 4. n Krror in Collectors'
nccount last settlement
lly amount paid Commission on 04,35(1
54 at 3 per cent
204 42
l.avi r.o
2.2411 07
l.iii'.i :vi
7,025 K
! ity ara'i Exonerates allowed Colioct rs
" Commissions
I5y balance iu Treasurer's hands
Total 78,3U5S2
Lintox, late Treasurer, Srrcn Thovxaml, Xiiie
utmv . j c " .'er
touutj on Jiulgnicnls :
$ 70 40
75 7!)
l(Hi 23
2 iS Kl
415 52
102 S7
tl.018 70
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costs..
Collectors of Taxes for the year 1S71 and
County Tax. Poor Tax. State Tax. Military Tax.
10 32
24 10
4i :5
24 4:
12 Hi
201 el
17 18 50
27 05 52()
50 31 70 0 50
57 10 23 50
04 35 17 5G !' 50
157 44 22 50
IS'.'-t 2 00
o;j :s
71 (d 26 C2 6 50
23 1 1
CO 'J'J
27 47 32 00
377 50 Ni c.5 17 50
1144 34 Vi
57 73 3 00
C 50 9 00
4 33
.H 21 50
24 11 S 00
148 13 (O
23 0 00
o'i Ll
12 C 2 13 50
3 42 4 50
25 0.5 4 00
32 52
IS 04 10 00
18 31 5 00
43 S3 29 00
23 32
0 27 3 00
2 1? 4 50
20 57 5 50
1S3 88
91 57
132 3S
24 SO
33 53
111 10
5H S5
03 20
(17 05
ei; ss
h;s ti
327 54
S5S Al
1.2ii5 :i2
y.i'. 43
740 OS
5i m
1,071 70
423 24
574 32
3!5 lit
1,3411 01
; H'
4S4 H
2i!1l 70
423 i5
55 SO
457 fit
54i 40
4. !2 S5
221 OS
2-.i0 17
5-13 38
r.7i st
f57 S4
11 Si
irji ss
1,353 00
754 :.-
1.122 25
241 ;.".
213 74
021 CO
.$23Jt;ll 1,575 53
518 23
323 48
ASSI7TS.
Amount due from Judsriuents. .
" " Collectors...
Balance iu Treasurer's hands.,. .
1.01S7fi
24.527 2
7,025 t0
Total . .
;j3,472 38
20th day of January, A. D. 1872.
JAS. E. NEASO.V. 1
FItANCIS (1FKIEL. V Commissioners.
"w. 11. M CLELLAND, )
I lly amount paid Traverse Jurors 334 00
" " " Grand Jurors 15.1 00
" 'r " Constables 53 10
i " " Co'rt Crier & Tipstave 45(H)
" " ' Court House (rent)... l,2iHI(KI
" " " Itoad & Uridine Views 10 00
" ' " Elections 10 00
" ' " Criminal Prosecnt'ns 101122
" " " Jury Coin'rs & Clerk. 17 20
" " " llalauce dueSheriu" at
last settlement 20 20
By amount of Commission on 2,056 12,
at 3 per cent 4112
Balance in Sheriff's hands to close 802 SJ
Total t2.9C2 06
with the Poor and House ofAEmployment of Cani-i
1 By cash raid for corn meal 1 75
I By cash paid for postage and stamps 1 00
By cash paid for toll to Summit 37
By cash paid for sending away paupers. 6 00
By cash paid for postage and stamps. ... 1 00
By cash paid V. O. box rent for 3 years. . 3 00
By cash paid Expressage 50
January 1st, 1872 Salary for one year..., 600 00
Total
tool:
PRODUCTS OF FARM 600 bushels Potatoes,
500 dozen Oats, 45 tons Hay, 150 bushels Corn in
ears, 200 heads Cabbage, 1 barrel Cucumbers,
(pickles,) 3 bushels Tomatoes.
STOCK ON FARM 2- head Worlt Horses, 1
Colt, 25 head Cattle, 11 Hogs, 10 Tigs.
TTTEXSILS ON FARM I Mowing Machine,
1 Horse Hay Rake, 1 Grain Drill, 1 Thresher. 3
Plows, 2 Harrows, 1 Shovel Plow, 1 two horse
Wagon, 1 two horse Spring Wagon, 1 Buggy, I
two horse Sled. 1 Sleigh. 1 Loar Sled, 1 Cart and
Gears, 4 sets Harness, 1 set Buggy Harness, 1
set Double Light Harness.
ARTICLES MADE in Tnw HOUSE 73 Pillow
Slips, 50 Sheets, 84 Shirts, 28 Chemises, 20 Bed
Ticks, 24 Bolsters, 31 Pillows, 24 Comforters, 86
pairs Men's Socks. 21 pairs Stockings, 20 Dresses.
3 Boys' Suits, 6 Children Dresses, 24 Aprons, 6
Sun Bonnets, 13 skirts.
INMATES OF ITOUSE-Number of Tnmntes
Jan. 1st, 1871, 46; number received during the
vear. fid: inimt.er of ilonths a- nuinln.i- ,na
J charged and absconded, 51; number remaining
txi 1 in noose jan. 1, j,s, ,.--: ; numuer 01 meals t ur
9 00 I lushed t wayfarers, 2,102.
.aivnujiNj. A IN ina, 1
JOHN WAGNER,-
Auditors.
WM, A- B, LITTLE,-
HKINKEAD, Esq , Treasurer, in
-leeount w it!i the Directors of the Poor
and House of Employment Of Cambria county.
bit.
171.
Jan. 23, 1872. Balance due by .treasurer
Ht last settlement '' w
To County Orders drawn J),oou 00
To amount on hand at last settlement.. 1
To bHlanee due Treasurer . ix
Total.
tojyft 20
CR.
1871.
Ttv amount raid on indebtedness prior
to 1871 ?1,3S4 52
Bv amount paid on Beef J. Gutwalt... 155 44
. " it. IlU'lt'I S. ..
" " " " E. Grithth
" " " " Grifiitli & I'rice
" " " Blacksmithing
Jones & Evans
W in. J. Jones.
C. Diver
" " Prick Wm. Ciillan
" " " Constables' Fees
" " " Collins John Bloch
" " Coal E. .1. Humphreys.
" " " " R. It. Thomas
" " " Cement A. J. Haws:...
" " " Dixiuont Ins'ne Asylum
" ' " Drugs, l.einoii & Murray
" " " Flour, Sechler A-Sons...
" " " E.J. Mills
" " " " McFadden & Son
" " " C. Houser
" " " Fencing, H.J. ("rouse. .
44 " " " 1. Crouse
" " " Thos. 1 agan..
" Furniture, John Bloch..
" " " " L.Hoover...
" " " Farmer, Charles Kane. .
John Kane.....
" " Freight
" " " Grain, M. Oonnerv
" " " James Kane
" " " " Thos. Rost iistttl
" John Kane
" " " Graves, J. C. Horner...
John Wagner..
1'. Bradiev
" Groceries,Gilllespie.ZeI
ler i Co;..;
" Jc-iah Hitc
w hiskv
' " " " John Crouse,
wholesale liquor nierc't
" " " U roceries, J I . Foster, ho
tel keeper. .
" " Hardware, (i. Hunlley. .
" " Hay, .1. A. MeMulKn...
" " " John Kane
" E. Grilhth :
" Interest
" Insurance
" .lust ices' Fees
" " " Lumber, Berg & Sons..
" " A.A. Barkers Son
" Lime, Abel Lloyd
" MdscM.M.MarpleJtCo.
" C.T.Roberts
" " M. L. Oatman
" Myers i Lloyd...
" L. Wehn
" T. Liempis.t Co..
" " " " Sluimwav A: Co...
" " " " Wood, Marsh,
Hayward ic Co.
" " Medical Attendance for
Out-door Paupers
C. LnUs
A. YeiiK-U'.v..
D. W. Evaus
By amount paid Out-door Paupers
Barbara Bart rain
William Ford -
Bolt &- Kreiger
Sarah Myers
John Bloch
A. Burgratr
F. Vowinkle, wliolesale liquor
merchant
Wm. Mcl'herson
1). Fulton
Jacob Wild
Cyrus Hart
Joseph shoemaker
P. II. Berg
John Akin
L. W. Jones
Mrs. Sutton
M, L. Stephens
Mary Marshhorgcr
I. Widman
John Steinmer..... s
Johu Early.
John D. Thomas
D. Gillis
Wehn
I'. Maltzie
D. Lloyd
John Fraifk
L. R. Jones
J. Gainor..
D. Egir.
J. J. Murphv
J. M. Stewart
I. B. Bowser
Bracken & Egan
C. Snvdcr
S. Alhaugh
H. Schneider
John llannan
1 lavid Ream
John Ryan
Fanny Svilson
dane Jones
R. Sngerson
J. A. Harrold
M. Ginbergt
Kate Barforfl
.1 . M. Pranoan
John Egar
Jo in Kidge
E. R. On neiran
S. M. D.inglrtss
Jamt s I'arren
By amount paid for Pork
Henry Byrne
L. Thomas
J. Joues
It. Evans
L. L. Edwards
J. M. Stewart
By amount paid for Potatoes
Henry Foster
D. Gibboney
M. Conn cry
By amount paid for Pro. luce
Mrs. Brady
Thomas Rosenslecl
P. Farren
T. J. Sanders
John Arnold
II. Bvrne
P. O'Neill
By am't paid for Pump John Fisher..
By am't paid Repairs-M. Humphreys..
By ain't paid Servants
I. . McDermitt
1 McDermitt
0 Tod I
By am't .ail for Shoes-G.F. Dihm
By am't paid Shofinakirivr-J. D.Thomas
By am't paid for Straw J. Walters
By aui" paid Saddlery
H. A. Mcf'ov
M. M. O'Nei'l
S. Lenhart
Knox 4 Vogel
By amount paid Salaries ;
Jl. MePernutt
G. W. Oatman
H. Kinkcad
Dr. Leuuaon
By am't paid for Printintr and 1'ostage
14 50
101 50
30 50
15 75
8 10
6 25
51 tiO
123 00
14S 43
3 50
450 0
5s 23
lot 70
lO1.) .(.
2r!l 50
81 IO
12 57
I) 12
30 00
54 00
7 5n
73 02
liHI 00
as C2
25 IKI
25 00
70 1
85 70
11 00
2 HI
10:.U
238 CO
12 C4
60 75
8 00
C7 71
4S (tl
3o OO
20 CO
OS 51
147(0
2i 10
115 43
:;;i 44
208 20
110 0(1
2 10
35 43
2 i5 111
i; 00
50 70
57 00
30 02
15 00
175 00
5 00
45 75
3 00
35 SI
25 00
4i'-2 70
W 71
.1 (Ml
215 17
S 5 I
os 73
15 25
HI 75
71 10
11 .10
11 50
2 no
"2 (10
5 H
in.'io
2:502
2 OO
11 HI
2 50
25 00
5 24
2 70
0 75
fi 00
9 25
; 00
31 74
7 Hi
o-
?,i 20
ls7 50
4 0
32 75
121 OS
72 (XI
84 70
23 00
S-l 00
30 ( 0
1 00
58 75
50 co i
22 01 1
2 50
20 Nl
::-. co
13 75
20 07
28 S3
21 .- I
25 27
50 70
50 (i0
74 lo
8 .V.
IS 45
23 70
11 00
t 00
It) li"'.
s 00
21 (id
hi 00
70 00
11 8-5
01 00
72 00
72 (0
7; 75
2".i 20
770
41 3.1
40 SO
S 5n
r, fu
180 00
20 (HI
loo 00
250 (HI
0 00
y am t paul tor Jotiaeeo
Simmons, McBride & Co 02 00
CunniO,haii. Gleim i Co 02 s7
A. (icarhart 3 tMI
By amount paid 1 or Work Johu Kane 13 53
Total.
$0,884 20
l-TSTATVniXO IF.IJTS due by the Toor
House prior to January, 187
I, viz:
180.1
J.oi;
407. ..
1308
8;o
1870....
fc71....
501 49
743 05
Xi 37
4(i 05
i:B K
0:!2 18
5,310 00 J?,7I0 5S
Wf, the nndersifrncd Auditors of Camlu-iVs
c-onnty, respectfully report! that we have audit
ed, settled and adjusted the accounts of tho
Poor and House of Employment of Camhria
county, H. Kinkead, Es-.j., Treasurer thcrenf,
and rind the uliove to be a statement of tho same.
(Jiven under our' hands at KbensLuig-, this
24th day of January, A. 1). 172.
JOHN WAHNKIt. I .,,..,
WM. A. is. LITTLE, Auditors.
Attest J. 7vi.iwt'krk.
LORETTO MARBLE WORKS.
PRICES REDUCEO!
And Work tVnrrnnlrd ! I
ftflii.N iMi-;:T, To Mil Stones, Bir-'iMir
r.EAU and Taiii.eTops, made ofvX.'.ji
, . 4 Tt..t;.,.. ..1 .1.. ...1 ... ...1..
4.. 1..., C A...,.:4(l ..l.tl LJ 1T illl.l 111 IIT .d'
r. f u-nt'l-mnml' 11, c . , c ....ft 1...
. t, ... ....... . . 4 'iir,.-.V4 4 iFZ
any manufacturer. Hive me a call
In-fore deciding' upon pnrohnsino- or ordering
work elsewhere.
.1 amk:
AM ES WILKINSON.
Loretto, April C2,
IS
l.-tf.
LOfJAN'S MMM WORKS !
131 l'rachlia Street, Johnston n.
JOII W. LOIJ4IV, - I'nipi letor.
MONUMENTS, HEAT) ami TOMB STONES,
rOUNTEK and CAE1NET SLA US, MAN
TELS, inc., inaiuifactiircd oT the verv best. Ital
ian anl American- Sftirblew. lVvfeet satisfac
tion In Work, di-siffn and prioe guaranteed.
tv Orders resjiectrully solicited bikI prompt
ly executed. J alin.stown, Nov. 11, '71.-U.J
r:wrjrrvMTsoN) M. D.,
I.oretlo, ('miibria Co., ln.,
Tenders liis proff ssional services to all citizens
of the ahovr place and vicinity who mnv at any
time need Jiedicul aid. aprJl.-tf.j
T J. LLOYD, successor to R. S.
Bun n. Dealer iu Diidts, Medicines. Ter
fumerics, Cigars, Tobacco, Notions. l'aints,&c.
Store on Main street, opposite the "Mansion
Uouso, Ebousburi;, l'a. tApril IT, 168. 1
mm
r x
5
j
Ayr's
Hair v igor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
effectual for
""f nreserviiitr the
OifiSfM''-" to its original
gloss and freshness of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and baldness oftdn, though not always
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
tho hair where the follicles are de
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved, by this application, and stimu
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling o!T, and
consequently prevent baldness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma
tion of dandruff, which is often so un
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found eo desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasta
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Clieniists,
LOWELL, SLYSS.
Ayer's
Gheny Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lmgs,
such, as Coughs, Colds, "Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Cohsumption.
Among the p-ent
discoveries of niodcrn
science, few arc of
mi.!-.-" real vn'i.o to
mankind than thi ef
fectual remedy f.r all
eiieaes of the 1 in c:rt
U.. S T-'f
and Lung. A vat
trial of its virtues,
tliroughout thiri and
other countries, has
rhoivn that it ilrcs
surelv n:ul efiectuallv
3 JL; ft
control them. The testimony of our l cvt citi
rens, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
Ciiekut 1'rrTor.AL will nod does relieve and
cure the r.fTTictinp; disorders ef the Throat r.nd
Luu2rs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the I'ulmonnry Orpins
yield to its power; and eases of Consump
tion cured by this preparation, nre public
ly known, so remarkable as hardly to be be
lieved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
As a remedy it is adequate, on which the public
may rely for full protection, liv curing Coughs
the forerunners cf more serious disease, it saves
unnumbered lives, and an amount cf suffering
flot to be computed. It challenges trial, and con
vinces the most sceptical. Every familv should
keep it on hand as a protection ngain:-t the curly
and unperccived attack of Pulmcnary A:!'ectiuns,
which are easily met at first, but which become
incurable, and too often fatal, if neglected. Ten
der lungs need thU defence ; and it is unwi-e to
be without it. As a safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
aud Chest of childhood, Cheuky I'I-CToual,
is invaluable; for, by its timely use. multi
tudes are rescued from premature graves, end
Saved to the love and affection centred on them.
It acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and health-restoring s!ee;. INo
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
ful IJronchitis, when they know bow eaily
th"y can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toil
is spared ia making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. It may bo confidently re
lied up;:i as possessing all the virtues it ha ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever ejected.
TRErAKED BY
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
rractical anl Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVEltYWUEEK.
i::Mti:iij
4J NWa 4-. mJ UvyV. i.
SLAVING icccrdly enlarged our stock
-3. we arc now prepared to sell at a great
reduction from former trices. Our stock con
sists of Drugs, Medicine?, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Leon's, Hall's and Allen's Hair Kestor
atives. Pills, Ointments, Plasters. Liniments,
Pain Killers, Citrate Magnesia, Ess Jamaica
(linger, Pure Flavoring Extracts, E-sences,
Lemon Syrup, Soothmg !?yrup, !Spi;ed Syrup,
lihubarh, Pme Spice, Ac. ;
CIGARS AXJ) TO HA CCUS,
Blank Books, Iceds, Is'otes and Bonds; Cap,
Post. Commercial and all kind? of Note Paper;
Envelopes, Pens, .Pencils, Arnold's 'Writing
Fluid, Black and Bed Ink, Pocket and Pays
Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Novels, His
tories, P-ibles. Religious. fVavt rand Tot Books,
Penknives, Pipes, &c.
trWWe have added to our stock a lot ofjr , , , 1 ' , .i
?hE JEWELRY, to which wc would invite ! frm ,ie ac5ie- and thl
F!
the attention of the Ladies.
PHOTOURAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever ofTered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re
tail. LEMMON & MURRAY,
Jalv 30, ISSy. Main Street, Ebensbm'tr.
KNTISTUr. The
undersigned,
grad uate
of the Balti
more Coi'ego
of Dental Sur
gery, respect
fully offers his
PROFESSIONAL
services to the
citizens of Eb-
ensburg and vicinity, which place he will visit
on the fourth Monday of each month, to re
mainone week.
Aug. 13. SAM'L P F.T.FORD D. D. S.
DR. H. B. MILLER,
Altoomi, Fa.,
Operative and Mechanical DENTIST
Office removed to V irginia street, or-posite
the Lutheran church. Persons from Cambria
county or ekewhere who get work done bv me
to the amount of Ten Dolhirsand upwaids." will
have the railroad fare deducted from their bills.
All wokk wauk antkd. Jan. 21, 1805). -tf.
LEMMON & PLANK"
, l'lmsai iuj, Pa.
tt. ortiee tn rear of T.emmon i Mtmnv's
Diujr and Took e, iUxh iriU-'u.
yiLLIAAI K1TTKI.L, Attokney.
nadc Itow, Centrv sTrewr.
Uan,M.-tf.
IVormal School Z-xcrciM .
, In tl.e Richmond Normal Scl.o.,'
j days ao, lesoIl in e!ocuti-..n w,.
'.irtitu a'ion." ami various exitj;j
1 ficult enuncittu ti were ciltil and jr
f
At Ir-. clef 8 ol the cxeitues ti.v; jr ..
j called for tucli x.imji:es to ha hat:-. : f
I t'u I upi's might know or Lc abl-j t .-. :
I The following ere home of the . f ; ,
' investigation, and fuinii-h a very g : t
lecticn for iractice : j
! "Amids! tho mist and coldest f: tt. !
Wit i b n wrist and fctoi. b y i . ..
; Ho I hi u -ts hi li-ts ag lii sl t:e j , '
! Ai d sli.l inrists he sees tit; .
' 0 i a 1 1 the I t Vtl r;: c . j . , , . , v,
a a v as this saw saws."'
"t'p he high hid he Leavs u .. .!
; fcton-.."
Crzj Craycf ft cauaht a i . j , :
cribs acraie of ciiik'td cral.-, ,v
: croft caught j if crazy Cri.yc.-h c ' j a
of crkk'.ed crabs, wliOit's I he i.tlt- -i r ,. . ,i
; cr b crazy Crave ft caught V
"Thou vvreailni'tt and muzz' d's' -.
f.-tched 'X. and imiiso!id'st liun in ti ,
' c.tuic Alixicm rnouutair. t.1 IVt u co .. ; ,
; in Co to pax-i."
"l'eter P 1'M Ji'cke . a f ec k of j i l.e ! :
: j ers i peck of pickled peppers Ptut i
p'cktd ; if IVtur I'iper picked a peek ef ; . .
lei peppers, here's the ( eek of
pe;pt is P ter 1' per picked
U waft'd'st the ricketyr stiff o t r :
1 mount i n height ciiff-, aud clearly taw '.-t ' t
f r -orbM tniKiii '
Win n a twis'er twlstin would tv.i.-t j.
a w j, f.-r twisting a twi.-t three t. i-is ..:
w 1 iw f, the twist uutwistiijT nijtvii'.; .
, twist."
"Ilolert R.)w!eT roiled a round toll n t.;
a round roll lUdeit II .w!ev r. Hid r I. '.
Where roiled the n-uud loll Itj'oeit v
relied r und ?"
Theophiius Thi.-tle, thencce-srul l li is t e
sifter, in sifting a sievc-lul if tiiisilts. ;!; u.-t
1 1 . i e thousand thistles through the thick i '
his tl.u.ub."
l'ctcr Pr;ngle, the prickly pear pie'-vr.
pivked three peeks of prickly prangl.v .e .r
i o n the rang. pear Ir.es ou the t l.-a.-.!.:
pia'ii-s."
, " "Viliy Vite and vife vent a Toyaqe to V .-
! Vindsor atiil Vest Vickhaui von Vitsvu V. w
' nwlny."
i "Bmdy legg' d Biirachio Slustachio W:
j koiUucu, the bald l-ist brave Bvtiit. :.i.no
of Bag '.ad, lie) pel At.T'.ua;..n- B ue 15 -a'. '.
I B.lshaW Of BdlcmiilliitV), t.j lt-t dwu
i al on. ruble B imblo ef B.ishaw,"
I suv Es iu kissing K tte
The fact is we all three saw ;
I saw K.-au. l.e mw ine,
Aud the saw I saw Ksau."
A corresi O'.ident of the Albany Si . -Pi
i-s g'Ves the f.dhrA'itig ptlsoliai ikett . rr
ccuiiiclijii with tho Iiel'.n Jwett u.i.:.r.
which agita'ed New Yo: k many e;n ; .
Miss ToivrsciiQ, w h 'se c-xt r.ii i t!;iifu y c.nti;
in beie fpiton. ;.'!, was the ktcj t-r it ' -:
h.u e of i'.l f mi iu which the Lcaut.lui ih,.
wa assasrii.ated.
Miss TownsenJ, vihcse proper name w .
il.'bccca Peaboily, was a i ative i f Cystic:
lhiise'.lacr county, bhe was a dat;htcr :
l.i.hly tespecttd parents, and was a jcr: ;
lady prsstssing remaikable persi nai at!i. c
t;ons and a very amiable disposition. Wl. '.
n a visit to New York iiie fell, like licit.-.
Jeivett, fie m the path of vi i tue, and licar:
the mistress of a Motoric us gambler uau i 1
B.ewn, with whom the hved but s. shi:
time, however, w heu she opened afttrwar,.
1 er in tori us house. After the trial of K i
inson fjr the murder of Miss Jwett. Mi.v
Tjwiisend (having accumulated a fertu. .. '
some sixty thousand dollars iu her ntf
basinets) teturncd to Cast It-ton, intei.-.i:! j.
s jecd the remaiiider of her chiys in ta-e i
c"ti,fjrt Uat. alas! fi.r the iuutab;.:-y :'
hum in ix; ectations. she was doomed l -a
pc.intn ai.t. Alter her anival h-;e .
erected the suhstMitial edifice on the 1 ; '
th; left of the Reform church, and wbu i.
afterward purchased from her by Il-v. i.. 1'.
S iuisun, for a parsonage for that chr.;. .
It, presents a tine view from the liver. . .
was. for some years after the murder, j
ed out, and the geueial obj-ct if ccii.i-- '.
by travelers.
.After being insta'Ie.l in her r.cw res: ' r. -sh?
married Joseph M.-ffjit, a m it-. r c ir ; - .
ter aud a young man of unusual ski": .: 1
biu.iress. Mr. Mt lf.it was much ic-jt.;-:
in the village. S-n-n after the luariii
b.n'ver in New Yoik ctfra'jded her cn'
the greater part cf bar ready money, n :
1 er husband became dissipated and tie;; : ;
his business, and her earlier ass .ciates ! :
l:.g to recognize her made tier me aoyt
but an enviable one. At this time she c
mcr.c-.il attending the Methodist c hu-c! . :
which her foireuts had been exemplary tr, cr
iers. At first she w&s not well icreiv).
No pew was opened fe.r hc-r, aid no r:
would willingly kit beside her. Utst thi
gradually wore e S as she began to show sigs
of lepentance and reform, and she finalN
u-cited herself with the church, alo-.-.t elevet:
ycrs since, lived the life of a devoted C.iis
tian, respected and beloved by the wl,. s
cr mraunity. It was expected that upon he:
death bed she wcu'.d make siMr.e leve'ali'.r
iu regird to the murder i f Helen Jjwett.l
Fhe did not. and if we are 1 1 credit the dy
statement of Richard P. llobiusou, the ty:
tery ef tint murder ftiil remair.s.
TfBrr.NTrxE ix IIsapachk. Dr. Vv..
bnrton Docbie fKditiburuh Medical JV.ri.
advocates the use of turpentine iu tht
headache to which nervousness aud
ical xvonun are subi-ct. '"Tiiere is
. Vi-!
v -1 " .
u-rs
over," he says, "another class
cf 1
is compor-c
sexes, who may be relieved by t u t e ' -
I tefer to the frontal headache, which is ::. -t
apt to occur after prolonged mental efl'itt.
but may likewise be induced by unduly sus
tained j hy sical exertion what may be styh i
the headache of a fatigued braia. A cup i
very strong tea often relieves this form if
headache, but this remedy with Dot a le v ;.
perilous, for bringing relief from r-n I : ; . it
may produce general restlessness, s
worst, of all banish s'eep. Turper.'ii
doses of twenty or thirty minims, civ
intervals of an hcur or two, will not
remove the headache, but produce in a
derfu! manner that svHhiiig influenc
which reference has already been made.
Is a deserted shop in PittsfielJ, M '
thete rests oa its block an anvil tint
dono duty for more than three hu
years. It is as sound tday as it wi
1533. when Kltweed Pomeroy. after wid.
for the Stuarts the ponderous horse sIi.t
the same style and pattern that his a:
tors had made during geueratious 1 r
Tudois and Plantageuets. grew weary
t.ixes without law, and woik without wag
and. anvil in hand, sailed for the utw
A deft workman, he throve in the sett:
meets, and left his anvil an heh.oom tJ
descendants.
TilE latet-t neat invention for dis-m
the Tcmale form divine, is called a'-supp
ing extension bustle." with, c f ccmc J
elliptic attacl mrnts. It is a cufciy
dull tim es like the present to know tba
U a bustle in cue branch cf ltuiuctsatk
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