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C bens burg, Pa.,
, . - OCT. 2J, tsr.
LOCAL PERSONAL.
?,! i.! Tl"t;. Isaac TVike,
,; ;H I '"" 1"! lloMilig of
' :! it iv ti time anl place :
r at - n'clni k, . in., on
At ,i!!.u':..ii v.) O, t. 3illi"; at (Jal-
":Vl ''" 'V. 'v.!.-i;l ' the evet;$nj nf the
"'"'".'. . i i,t Srins, on .Monday
..m c ' t :, .j p. in., anil at
' ' ;i 7 ...'i'.o.U ti:e Mime e'ening.
. n i" ' ail'liwil l.v aldn
' " wli"'i' lvt may mxtiiK A. .1.
'" r,"' i..-v ami II. Jlerr, Esq.,
' I'. !. Esq., of .Fohns
' ',!,.'!,,,.:. .n. .!'. .M. l .nald, .Inhtt
"v'':i H. S.--li!er and John . Lake,
It is ln.pfd that the
' ' ;ii tii" !1' ;'' '"' will turn
"" ' ' c..:; i,. r t.i !ie:ir thclil.
r-ir llnn .oiol the Other TJare.
,, j ' jl. i.Miry or i.t-oi.-o. 110.-11 .
!,,, i I ti. l! li.lXUT mill n oiy
.. ,-,.inr.i',i. 's to-morrow morning
"Vr. ;i. .'' fain, y
a Imse death we notice
t' til: pioneer settlors,
i ,,'! i.-l: t p.
' il-:Vi" i". firSon dentist, will be
.' ' '.. , , I, !:. !'y next without fail.
" I , ,i , -.i ". ii v.i't tiecd h services.
.1 - .. ..... .. iwt li'tml wl,-n oii.t
. " ' i i i ; I of the wet a ml shi veriiig
'", w i quite e.-t.ia! and very enjoyable.
tiv a.-.l 'in"" corps has ien organ
l'.,, . s j ': ' Two tifes, eight tenor
''3.',.j ... Im-s i 1 tit in will 'joinpiise the
' 'L i ' : 1 1 .: I m,iil west last Saturday, on
vr !. a pas.- tiger, ran from
Hollow (four iniks) in
t!..ii: ' te S.
ti:en named Ilottclscr, Car-
., , p. -. : w v- l.ionjhf to jail frnni
;, ' wi:iti 1';m!.i.v nilit last, charged
v ,!..: t: : 1 v.
,, . -ii ; . . :t.g real estate valued
:i i, ;(!! ::i ulii.li Philip Detiipsey
" ! "V M. I.'. ! I he parties at issue,
. . . i , ii -i . ii i i tii- lo.iir ounty court.
i.y, A'ni.i ilnntlev, daughter of Mr.
( . . j! ili.s j iace, is now on a
:':... mm! l-y h.-tself, to the old
.. . , l ;. r ; . i.!.-. i:i Vermont. A joyful
1 v' " - ' '
r.. t z lio-i-e of i orgo Warren,
. V , ', ,,! T .a s . : . Indiana county,
n , . .i v .!. a i its contents during t!ie
....... ! !'. r.-.:r.. v oil Friday last. In-
, . yenr v. ill greet us oti
... . :.. I .;: pi i .il't lit ies are that
. . ..i i. j. .! its cmiiing about
i 1 . - ;t : a!;.-a !i 1 1 le i n their 'u
-! ' il '."'r the holding of
.: .:!. 1 ,! i-- ilie H'air county
:. - 'be probabilities are
.: i .,' , I; i ., not l-ein ubiquitous, t uii
i, ' t.. : t " n lii at i'd.
- i , :' ! ; i ". :i - t 1 .ear ted ladies in this
'..i- ii !.. .1 e Mount Hop (Md.)
. -., ' :,i : r i r.-a-meet oti Monday
! .' i ' : i i;-' vi Hi; bcconi! ng greatly
- i .. !l.e li. it'a of her husband
, . iv. ..
- V . with n p;ref the death of
)! M . , ; , ;'i ! ! veil witV of our great
. .. .' t: f. .1. E. II. MeOutii, late
. A! ! i '' . c, nlii.h sad i-vent
. :i: I" r !. ti.e in Mililm town on
; ' . i ' ' ' .
--. , i ,.:.!.. rll to bear in mind
, i .! ': i ii ! . ti v lu re Dnponi 's
1 i ! 1..' : i ni. i o vv tiel I'll Ii l; buU .li t
. i !i . Ilea p cah store. Tin's
'; r i: s fire and Lu titers will
- ! . - -.. mi'i h of a drug in the
: .''::'. i: t':.'.! m me c.f them were of
' : ' ' '. : clergy nrin at- a recent
..... . no t.t of bis matrimonial
'! .'. mi ( i orr'-spoiideiit,
; 1 : in . U ; '.!-..! iootbevs-in-l.v.
r i! i- i- !.;i,l to travel will lead
i ;j iB t. nun-row night.
;;' - ,. ,. ., i':aek loniai' mid A.
I- , .... ,, i,;, ; th.J good they
' :' r- I: j i.l lit an rarty, ami
" . 1 i t '; t ' take t hem very long.
ii '. .-' ;. : - .' ie'er-' Iio ices t he
'' ' ' vr :i n neighbor lias been
' j ' tt i -r ..ii ami pr-sn mes t ba!
1 1 1 1 i tl.e unwashed lies aa liicb
' 'I-' i.i-t i:"e of the IfrrtiM.
ir-faced lies, Mr.
p. iiti.al meet ir. j that has
::. !' i'.r entity during; I h present
v .! p;nT;i ,:i'.d in by the Demo
": !.. i i.e Mo id iy night last Seiia
. ' lion. Jnc. Parki r did the
' .'. ii . :i i.r,;' loetits were ii:di-td
' : . i'.'e Tr,:rx says it lias I e-
' 'i ov.-r iu ivnx township for
' !.: s t!ie k h 'ol r.'.a-.!er good
' ' ' ' -.:g '.ys want a lady
! 'Iiey can ki her g:d
i' tli- won't kiss anybody
i. ' e ii' r.
- - . Moore. Toiin l'i?.harris
1 I l :. l t!ir-.iM'!vc to the
i'p. i i li.c'i.c! th- otherday on
. T. ,i re'. trued home in
' ' ; ,i-'.i c after with twenty
:'. : :.!; and gray variety.
1 l 1 i t .lolm J'.irfer.
: ' i I-. 1 1 mi- t., herself ami 0 her
"' I,. Perching, the Domo-
i-"- t r ivi'I iht in this county
'.--4 !i:.u tlfteen h urn I red, and
i'y ly l.:i'a;ie i f the ticket
'' -ii rt c A full turn,
i, ii.;--cv:.ary insure this re-
! : -1 P. '.'y fi.-is. of Sa!ina,
' 1 t U.' "I." premium for
! t t i i.oi xt (j,,. recent exposi
' i K Mtisnn I ml list rial Socic-
'. ' - i t h the al'oi'eaid an
1 1 U eti o !. 'ermine, unless
i, le- UeepH him to bnU the
- .
i:i t':c i.nper niill of Mor
:it U .aiing Spring, I'.lair
itinriiti g last, resulted
M.
.lot rncfioii of the tiuild
ii." -i v ai'd fi-.e r-vere, though
i t :a scalding of seven of
1 ii h's to properly, it is
tea. h. a h,.nt :?".0o(i.
;'i.i 4,.r;r standard aunottncea
!' ce:i. v. ho w ;is in the C. S.
war nt 1X12, ami who is now
i.:iy v ai keil from Duncaus
'iir,,,,.. ,,f g-'tting shaved and
" al.ll tin OIIIM i :1 WlipfA
- r
1 I..
1 1" and returned from will prob-
j,,.r ...ii iu a muiro issue oi inai
.Ic c
,r '-Z'j'-rt, a rming man whose homo
i Mi v, ; i.. . . . . . . ....
. n, ,7 "or'oig.i, was orougni nere
Lv-ir-M1' r'' ',"''-'e'' on suspicion of
.,, ,J '"'u c.nti. etc 1 with the other three
'.I t! " """e arrest, for burglary is no-
art
; t-'.-i, ' i:t; reeein, stealing oi so v-
lien. .1 Tli.miiM' oroeer
. " .a'"l I'atri. k Coul.;,,
""SflWtl.
a shoe shop, in
ii--1 til nnr n.nl.Um .t.n.il tl.o
. t ie i4i ..(.;i ftrreiilt! proposen i lie
ii "fif.l.iio :.. . i .' 1
A if,-.. 1 " ii'"' Hir per ceiimge:
4-.,i ""'t'l't a horse (for less than ?100)
' - v i , 1 f,)r a witch ; but in selling
' ' ' , ' r as much per cent, on the cost
!-:. .'.'I ' iitli.' horse cost him ner wilt.
-
I Mi-
I r "iit. in the transaction. What
'iei .wr um.i .,,,,..1. .i i.i i.
r ii
-.1
" an I,
"'' A. lUrn.l.l, "Cambria county's
"avr
r, wno. by the wnv. is a
"in. v. wna .li..n.-...,..l .
i-n:r;.vr. ;l-v u'lt last in rather close proa
n " ". tw "' Johnstown's soiled doves,
' r,v71'il,S (';:lrk "infers, and now the
I"r i- t is u"lcr S'-OO Im.ihIs to ap-
'"""'"r 'it a'i"'',"'rv preferred against him, by
r'r "li. i fair mu in T'cstion, both
'"':n . f I, e l"''n ""nmitted to jail for a
'''"'.a,.. .tT lay!l. l ore enssedness being
it i- ,',r, ' ei'.' iar-d against them. Ilarrold,
Oj-.l.t r ' denies tho Suft imncach-
Parties in the East Ward gave currency
to a report that they had been robbed f ;
seven or eight hundred dollars in money
and seenritirs cm Thursday night lant, and
even named certain parties whom they sus
pected of the alleged theft, hut no one took
any stork in the story so far as we know. A
suit for slander, however, being threatened,
the comoctors of the rumor found it convc- j
nienf to leave town. i
When a voting man goes to see Ids girl j
so persistently that his boots Weonie so well j
acquainted with the road that ho has to j
borrow another pair to go to his meals, it is i
about, time for him to get himself measured i
tor a pound cake and tx'gin to think of pur- i
chasing drv goods, groceries, oneeusware I
and sich I;e, at E.J. Mills' popular low-
priced cash store, where a new invoice of I
splendid goods will bo received after awhile, j
pretty soon, right away. j
Love may die a"ud ha'red clumber, joy j
and grief alike may mould, but the heart j
still asks the question, where is the '.-heapest
clothing sold ? And nntil the Ethiope shall 1
(hang. for white his dusky hue. and until !
the spotted leopard it yea his coat a pink or j
bine, human hearts will ask the question, '
and thus the answer prompt and true : For i
the Ix-st of made of clothing Jas. .1. JInrphy
i the man for von. Star Clothing Hall'. !
...... n i
iu;. i iniioii to i cm , oniisiowii. f
Death has been exceedingly busy of late
in this county. In addition to the ohitiirary '
notings elsewhere, we are called upon to ri:- j
cord the death, after a brief illness, of Mr. j
John C Roland, proprietor of the Exchange I
hotel. Summit viile, which occurred on Mon-
day evening last. A 'so, the death of Mr. (
James llrovm, of Washington townsl.io, as
well as that of the lielovod wifeof our friend i
. ni. .!:.... ... t.t. a
and patron, Mr. James Moreland, of Sum
tuerhill township, both tecent events.
Oh, the changes will follow the years as
they go, and shadows must mingle with sun
light we know; the flower we gather will
wither at, last; the songs we are singing be
lost iu the past; hut that is no reason, nor
none can Im. guessed, why people with mon
ey shouldn't quickly invest, iu dry goods ami
groceries, and many things more, which at
Myers & Lloyd's famous cash store can be
bought a? prices so cheap that none can de
ny lliat the bargains they give are not all iu
your eye no indeed, not by a long shot.
A Chest Springs correspondent writes
under da e of Oct. "Tib to tell us that there
was a shooting match in that place, on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week,
for a pound beef, which was won three
times in succession, once each day, by Mr.
Frank Cramer, whose strings measured one
ami one-eighth, one and one-fourth and
seven-sixteenths of an Inch respectively, the
distance being t went v-tivo vards, otT hand.
three shots to a hoard. The shoo, ing was all
verv tine, and our con e.ponleut wants to :
knJiv if any Kb. nsburg slmotist can beat it. '
-l).inti"'l'ieahiciiiH at church on Sttu.lav i
last of Mr. K l-.vaid I'lam i nml family, of 1
Vimi.i i i t,-. ,.),;.. 1H i... !,..' i..i i
been left in cbaigo'. f the premise's was en- !
gaged iii turning the horses from one field ,
into another, the house was entered by two i
men, who first caught and killed the dog by j
chopping his bend oil", ami then proceeded
to help themselves to a sum of ti oney which
Sir. Pram is had gathered together and put,
as be supposed, in a safe place, fo far as
we know th-rc is no clue to the robbers, but
it is to be ii.iped that they will soon be
brought to justice.
Mr. Patrick Doran, one of the tn.st
reliable ami most esteemed engineers on the
Pa. K. P.. who succeeded not long since irt
in iking the fond heart of an amiable ami
lriiidsome young lady, ilaughler of Mr.
David Williams, of Latrobe, go pity-Put to
-sin Ii an extent that f he was induced to
change her name, returned with his loving
bride from a somewhat extended wedd'u:?
tour on Saturday last, ami has probably ere
this settled down to the realities of wedded
life, in which new role wo trust that him
and his will liml much to delight and noth
ing to dcpr- s for all time to come.
Oat! of the "Graphic." self-feed stoves
of which an advertisement will be found
elsewhere, n :iov be seen in full opera! ion
at the I'XtcnsiVi? hardware and tinware es
tablishment of George II u lit Icy, in this place,
where ever.v'ody is invited to call and ex
amine it. It feeds and burns our mountain
coal just as readily as it does hard coal, and
will keep fire all v.'itiler, if need be. It is a
perfect gem iu its way, fully supplying a
want, long felt in t he bit u mi nous con I regions,
and if we can only t?mpf the manufacturers,
Messrs. A. P.iadiey is: Co., of Pittsburgh,
into a little more advertising, we are de
termined to have one of these excellent
heaters.
Col. John I.entoti, the Prpublienn can
didate tor State Senator iu this district,
wliilrt a member of tint body at its last
session, and while the present stringent
license la v was oti its final passage, made
us.; of the following language in regard
thereto. We quote from the Isyislutir?
,v.,.,-r of March Id, 1K7.", No. 157, page 12o2:
I am opposed to the repeal of the local op
tion law, but. finding that the efforts of its
friends arc about, to prove unavailing to
retain it on the stntuie book, I vote for this
stringent license law instead, as the next
best thing which can be secured in place of
the local option law." On the final passage
of the bill Mr. Ijciiwii voted aye.
Nor withstanding the fact that- the elec
tion proclamation has for some years past
announced the Kernvi'le school house as
tlio proper place for holding elections iu the
Fifth ward of Johnstown borough, the legal
place ami wher they have at ways been held
! . ... . i. " .. ,. f -.tr.. I t.
is at Wcigaml's Kernviile hotel, which the J
Sherill desires us to name now as
proper ami lawful polling place
the only
for that
ward. It is well also to slate in this con
nection that the polls will open cverj where
iu the State nn Titesd:Tnext at .vim o'clock
in the morning an. I be kept open until scin
o'clock in the evening". Any presumption
to the contrary, no matter from whence
derived, is erroneous and unworthy of c re
deuce. 1 m pout A NT Arkest". Two of Pinfcer-ton'silete-..li
ves, Carlin and Lnkensby name,
arriveil in this place from Philadelphia on
Saturday night last. lt course no one knew
I who or what they wi re after; no one ever
docs. On Sunday afternoon, however, they
stnr'etl iu a two horse carriage for Chest
Springs and vicinity, and on Monday morn
ing succeeded incft'ecting the arrest near St.
Augustine of a young man named James
PlttnkeH, whom 'they brought to jail here
the same day. Plnnkett resided for about,
one year at or near Sonman station, but left
that place in August last, for Clearfield town
ship, where he w as raised and ha I formerly
lived. The charge against him is that he
made a brass key with which he and others,
or others without his aid, succeeded in un
locking a freight car on the Pa. H. P., some
where between (Jalliliti ami Johnstown, in
tho latter part of September, from which
thy stole a box of dry go'xls, the coutcn's
whereof they appropriated, to their own use.
We merely state the charge as made by the
U. Ii. officials, without knowing anything
about the facts. Pour other persons were
arrested and brought to jail last w eek on sus
picion of lieing concerned in the same trans
action, two of whom are still iu prison, the
other two having been released on bail soon
after their incarceration. Young Plnnkett
hal been confined only about, tlife hours
when a relative from Clearfield township
afrive.l in town ami entered bail liefore If.
Kl ikead, Ksq., for his appearance to answer
at December sessions.
fiTORE f'oiiufi, &c, at A trcTioy. Hav
ing found private sales rather a slow pro
cess for getting rid of their goods, ISaxter &
Soti have concluded to close out everything
in t heir store at auction, commencing on Sat
urday of this week, Oct. 3tth, at 10 o'clock,
A. m ., and continuing from day to day until
everything is disposed of. Also will be of
fered at public sale, on the above day, two
mares, one new wagon, harness, plows, etc.
See posters for further particulars.
Visitors to PiTTsncRoii sboiihl not fail
to call on ,1. U. A MuitnoCH, 112 S.MtTH-
i KIF.LIi KTUEKT, tipposite the Post-office,
j They have an immense stock of AppLf,
I Pear, Peach and Chkriit Trkf.s. All
kinds of Kvekokf.f.ss and Small Fritits,
j INTER P.UMIMINd 1'LAftTS, HOLLAND
! ItrLns, Canary Uirps, Oolo Fish. Hns-
i TfO llASKKTS, BoQl'KTS, &C, &C., Wbole-
i ealc aDd Jetail. Catalouea mailed free.
Common Sens' e vs. Prejudice.
fty Tl. V. Pierce, M. !., of the World's Pis-
penury, Buffalo, N. Y., Author of "The
People's Common Sense Medical Advi- i
her," etc, etc: '
t am aware tUiit there iA it popular, and ,
not altogether unfounded, prejudice against
"patent medicines," owing to the small j
amount of merit which inany of them pos-
sens. The appelation "Patent Melicine," j
docs not apply to my remedies, as iio patent
has ever been asked for or obtained upon 1
them, nor have thev been tirgeil rln the j
public ns "cure-alls." They are simply some
favorite prescriptions, which, in a very ex-
tensive practice, have proved thtir'superior
remedial virtues in the cure of the diseases
for which they are recommended. Every
practicing physician has his favorite reme
dies which he oftenest recommends or nses,
because he has the greatest, confidence in their
virtues. Patients do not know their composi
tion. Even prescriptions are usually written
in a language unintelligible to any but the
drugg'st. As much secrecy is employed as in
the preparation of proprietary medicines.
Does the fact that an article is prepared by
a process known only to the manufacturer
render that article less valuable? How
ti"y physicians know the elementary com-
: . : r . l . it . . . . i t
position of the remedies which they employ
some of which have never been analyzed?
Few practitioners know how Morphine,
r.jiiinine, Podophyllin, Leptandrin. J'epsin,
or Chloroform, are made, or how nauseous
drugs are transformed into palatable elixirs;
j-et they do not hesitate toemploy them. Is
it not inconsistent to nse a prescription, the
composition of which is unknown tons, and
discatd another preparation simply because
it is accompanied by a printed statement of
its properties with directions for its nse?
Some persons, while admitting that my
medicines are good pharmaceutical com
pounds, object tr them on the ground that
they aro tco often used with insufficient
judgment. 1 propose to obviate this diffi
culty by eiilighcning the people as to the
structure and functions of their bodies, the
causes, character, and symptoms of disease,
and by indicating the proper and judicious
employment of my medicines, together witii
such auxiliary treatment as may le neces
sary. Such is one of the designs of People's
Medical Adviser, forty thousand copies of
which have already leen published and are
sold at the exceedingly low price of S1.S0,
and sent (post paid) to any address within
the United States and Canada.
If you would patronize medicines, scien
tifically prepared, nse my Family Medicines.
Golden Medical Discovery is tonic, altera
tive, or blood cleansing, and an unequaled
cough remedy; Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
scarcely larger than mustard seed, consti-
""r' " "'' pn.' .-" , i
finite Prescription, a remedy for delnlitarcd
"""alcs; my (mponm1 Kxtract of Smart,
magical remedy for pain, lniwel
complaints, and an unequaled Liniment for
oth hitman and horse-flesh ; while Dr
Sago's Catarrh Kemedy is known the world
over as the greatest specific for Catarrh and
"Cold in the Head," ever given to the puli
lic. These standard remedies ha ve been before
the public for many years a period long
enough to fully test, their merits, and the
best argument that can be advanced in their
favor is the fact that their sale was never so
great as during the past six mouths.
IjOdil Correspondence.
Chkst Sphinos, Oct. 25, 1S7".
TVPAtt Freeman-I propose to send you a few
local items fitun this community, the first of
which is toscqnalnt your readers wit h he fuct
that our citizens were (rrtutly surprised ami
ed.ticd by a lecture delivered In the school
house by a irentlemnn who styies himself Or.
I.uk Klcotite. of Falkland, lie is a thorouirhly
educated man, snd for the last eitrhteen months
has led the lifeof n recfii'e in the wilds of White
township. He wns known to many of u, but
we little dreamed that he was tint scientific man
that his lecture proved him to he. His subject
wns "Mental Science," and he held his audience
HX'll-'jound, ns it were. Tor fully two hours, al
thouurh we scarcely rcnlixed thai he had occu
pied iii'.re t htm thirl y minutes. At line conclu
sion of his lecture he jjave us a brief sketch of
his life, closing with I he rein .irk that So Ion as
ho remained in public life the public tdnimed
iiis services, and as he was desirous of publish
ing n work on the above subject, he retired to
the forests of White township for the purpose
of prepnrii.fr his manuscripts. Having at last
accomplished this object, he now proposes to
return once more to his teirititnate callintr, and
aTicr ropentinn his lecture here by request on
Saturday even bur, Nov. t'.th, intends visit infr Kb
cnsl.urv and perliaps other places. How true
it is that flic roiifrhest casket sometimes con
tains the purest pearl.
The marksmen of this place organized a arrand
huntiiifr expedition last week, the participants
in which formed themseives into two parties of
cqiiitl numbers, each of which contained a fair
s.r:nkliuir ol ttio valiant juiiros wno van
j quished I tiirmnn's pet bear the week previous.
I A 1 ter t he expedit ion had been fully organized
' and the respective commanders selected, the
! followinir agreement was drawn up and signed,
viz: llnch party was to continue the hunt for
i t wo days mid to confln--; themselves to the 'jimin
j tain between this place and Altoona, and the
party retuniiiiir home with the smallest nuni
I tier of scalps and tails was to forfeit to tht ic-
torioiis pm-ty all the frame which they hnd sue
i cicded in cupf urin;r. besides pnyintr'for a biff
oyster supper tor nil the participants. Inac
i cordance with these stipulations the hunt took
j place, and when the two rival team 4 returned
home they eount-d down -.V) and 175 heads and
ails respectively, comprising pitreons, pheas
j ants, woodcock, hun ks, porcupines and around
i squirrels. Some ntimsintr stories are told by
t lie valiant Xmirods alioiit how near they came
j to Imiririiis various larjre tit me. One mini shot
i a hiiffO turkey, but the feather, carried off the
I meat. A not her brave hunter, after following
j alon the windinir trail of a full irriiivn buck.
succeeded iu ircttimr a shot und as he thought
a fatal one at the Puck. l;i tact ho ui-larcs
that as sure as thesrun cracked the irame fell,
but not being well versed in the art of huntinir
heneulected to load hiSfrun. and instead there
of seized hisscalpiiifr knifeand rushed in to fin
ish the work. Iinatriue his surprise then when
he found that the buck wns not only ab!e to de
fend its portion, but that alter recover! mr
from the fright it had received from the rcort
of the hunt -r's irun, sot upend scampered off
at a rapid puce, soon leaving Its assailant far in
the rear.
Mure another time. Observer.
Tit K readers of the Cambria Freeman aro
made to struggle with the following prol
lem : A parly of legal gentlemen dined at
a hotel ami the bill being $1fi.41, each one
paid as many cents as t here were lawyers iu
the party. How many lawyers were tiieru?"'
This is certainly a "big question" to put
to an educated community ; besides, it is not
practical lo say nothing of its being uncon
stitutional. Kvidently 1041 is the square of
the number sought, anil the square root of
the given number ladng found, we have 41
lawyers all in a row. Now, whoever heard
of forty-one lawyers getting away from a
hotel at an expense of forty-one cents each ?
No such case appears in theltooks not even
in lllackntone and we are led to believe that
the Cambtia man li td a vigorous attack of
"night mare" when he propounded this
startling problem. Osceola liexeille.
Is Voir Ljfe Worth Tkx Cents?
Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
ImvI v complains of disease during their life.
When sick, the object is to get well. Now
we say plainly that no person in this world
who is suffering with Dyspepsia, Li ver Com
plaint ami its e fleets, such as Indigestion,
Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Palpitation of the Heart, De
pressed Spirits, Biliousness, Sec, can take
ti reek's A for st Flower without getting
relief and cure. If you doubt this, go to
your Druggists, Temtnon & Mittray, Kliens
burg, or P. M. Woleslagle & Son, Wilrnore,
atid get a sample Isittle for 10 cents and try
it. Uegnlar size 75 cents. Two doses will
relieve you.
' YoT CAN'Not do friends a kindness that
will lie more appreciated than by presenting
J them with a likeness of yonrself. To have
i this made perfect call on Mr. P. L. H.
Dablis, at his Photograph establishment.,
t No. 4( Sixth street. He has ihe largest and
! most complete establishment in Pittsburgh.
and the picture taken by him lead all others
in their complete finish of style and perfec
tion. Best light in the two cities.
Stoves FkeFa re Tor Winter. We
call the attention of housekeepers to the ad-
! vertiseinent of Messrs. A. Itradloy & Co., of
Pittsburgh, headed "frrapl.ic" and printed
in another roinmn. It ia one of the roost
1 extensive ami ! el i able hnstness housen In
I that city, and purchases can lie ipade to bet
': ter advantage there than anywhere else we
know of.
. '
Wines fob Drihutated Females.
Some time since we stopped at Passaic, N.
J., and were really surprised .to see the
amount of Mr.Speer's stock of l'ort Grape
Wine on hand. If is almost fbnlhus. Four
storehouses are tilled, and tiers Upon tiers of
casks '.ip and down stairs, and in some cases
huge vats, occupy every available! spot;
leaving only little Alley ways through which
to walk. 1 1 Ik.im illimitlfss miantitv of wine:
None is Bold until it. has acquired the age of '
four years and the buildings, 1, Z, 3, and 4,
are of the first, second, third and fourth
years vintage. Our druggists have some of
the oldest of the above wine direct from Mr.
Speer. Patterxon 'font-rtin-n.
Tr; Finneyn ,. .4 rnpof Rt t
rim is jrnsranrd to cure Inflammation of t
Kidneys and Bladder, nqinrnl or suppressi d I
j - - . . . . . . iM . . .1 i . . r . . I . i
iiiiii'oii B.r in qucuv iu u.u dig .n .
suppressed mens! rum ion, lacori men or white,
jrravel, K'ect, stricture, bloody discharges,
IJrijrht's dieease, tirickiiust deposits, dropsy
p'nin In the tsck or side, sick headache, pim
ples, blotches and eruptions on the face, sn.1 '
diseases of a specific or constitutional nature,
reirardless of duration, ie or sex. CVm pound
Syrup of Itiiehu U a positive and radical cure.
For sale by Lkmmdn & Mcrrat, Ebcnsbui-jf.
nv,nor.Ai.
hEARfiti-TIXaFdt.-Marricd, at St. Rene
diet's church, Carroll town, on Tuesday inorn
in(r, Oct. 2lh. 1S75, by Kev. A. Henbner, Mr.
ICMFTif8 A. Hkakkh, of Carroll township,
and Mis Mart Yinokr. of the former plnee.
May Demetrius ever be a licnxer of Kind tid
Imrs and jrreat joy to the companion of his
bosom, and may many younir llenrer riS" up
in due course of time and rail tlicm blessed.
OKITI'ARYi
Mi'EUS. Died. In Munster'townshlp, on Sun
day eveninjr. Oct. 24th. lXV.'s Mrs. An.t MrF.m;
relict of John Myers, dee'd, aired 77 years and 2
dnA-s.
The deceased lady was born in this county, we
believe, and was the mother of cx-Sheritr Jmnes
Myers and Mrs. .T. I). Parrish and Mrs. Hanson,
of this place. She was a woman of kind and
noble Impulses, a sincere and devout member
of the Catholic (Jliurch. and a friend and neigh
bor who endeared herscif to all who knew her,
as was fully attested hv the hirire funeral eor
teire which on Tmndny last nicompanied her
remains to their last resting place in the Catho
lic cemetery at I.orelto, May she rust in peace.
CAIN. Ti d. in Carroll township, on Wed
nesday mornlnir. Oct. 27th. 187a, Mr. James
C. in, sr.. aired about SO years.
Mr, Cain wa one ol the oldest and best citi
zens of Northern Cambria, and enjoyed as he
! deserved the esteem of all his ncfiihbors. He
was horn In Ireland, and with that devotion
and real which charaeterir.es ail worthy children
of the Catholic church and of the Krrerald l'e,
hewas throuirn out lite nn e.xemplarof all those
Christian virtues which adorn and rnnoble poor
! fallen humanity. Ieqiiiertit in Hicr.
A
SSIGNEES' NOTICE. Notice
is hereby given that W. M. II.oyi, of
Altoona. Itlair comity, Pennsylvania, and Jam
K., his wife, by deed of voluntary assignment,
have apianed all the .estate, real and prrsonah
ofthe said V. M. tr.o v o. to .1 on x Kkii.i.y. Jamks
Ioruns arid Maxwf.i.I. Kikkap. of Altoona,
in said county, in trust for the benefit ol the cred
itors of the sa'id W. M. Ij1 ovn. A 11 iersons. there
fore, indebted to the said V. M. Luivd, will make
payment to the said A sliriicc. and those having
claims or demands will trcikn known the time
without delny. JIHIX KKIhhY,
JAMKS IJtlliOV,
WAX. KINKKAH.
Assignees of W. 51. Lt.nvn.
Altoona, Oct. 18, 1ST. Mt.
CRAMPTOFS IMPERIAL SOAP
IS THE "BEST."
This soap is manufactured from pure materials,
and as it contains a larire percentage of Vegeta
ble Oil, is warranted fully equal to the beet Im
ported t'asti'e Soap, and at the same time pos
sesses all the washing and cleansinir properties of
the celebrated llerinnn and French Ijinndry
Soaps. It is therefore recommended for use -In
the laundry. Kitchen, and Jiath-ronm. and for
general household purposes; also, for Printers;
Painters. Kni?ineers. and Machinists, ns It will re
move ftainsot Ink. Greeso. Tar, Oil. Paint, etc.,
from the hand. Manufactured only by
RAM PTO X ISICOTIIF.ItM.
2, 4, ?. 8, and lORutrers Pis re. ami 33 and 85
JrlTcmon Mreet, 'ew York. cm.
XL-THHWOAH!SFEi
TIIS BET FrXT?HFT AND ?iTOf5T PEIilXCT
"FLA f IKuX" i:VEi: iiAD
Intcrchacgeable Eandla and Slilall Cosi-.'srd.
The handle i eatirelr
sipaiate. Mid ma b
tiyed fur m y I umber t
Irons. I. niii h,- i'i.jii-t-il
invtrutly. toi.l hi ir.
piovid'd v.iih a r-hirU
ti e I -nil is com;)lei. I
roIeeteI fr m th.
i lx L
Sf Kit
S&3X&K f.--f . So holder i
TJSVr" -H"). S-'io nnlred len n-ii'-c
W - - -i.-- t : . i :
1 " n uni llir i-Tii .- i ' v
P.tenud M.r 4. heated, tile 1 -net i::n-
bc detarhed. trTe will ser-d to nny add.e-.. i re
ceipt of Imft or I. O. Order for the an.oiu.1, clilu-r
of tiie following rets:
Set No. 13 Irons r f r.. and 7 lbs., 1 m'.li,
S-3 6. ?nndf!P,., " 2 :
' 8-3 " 7, 8 und 9 Hs . 2.0J
Kickid plated Ironi", 'jrt. per set est.i.
A ny parly order? fiT ect wMl re
reive one rt cilix an u preuiu.
Thoroiigldf reliable aents wanted.
Address IIROOKI,Tt SAD ISO1,' CO..
83 Tirst St, Brooklyn, H D., H. T.
Kotk. Sanpl enn W t-n at tli otH. of tl.ii
Mrs. M. MOORE,
325 Penn Avenue, near lOlh St.,
riTTsnuiiG, rA.,
Will epen the first week in November a choice
and clerunt nssorftnent of the latest
novelties for Winter in
SILK VELVET SUITS,
Damasse Camel's Hair Costumes.
Sicillicmic Jackets,
Hats and Bonnets,
Arid a large invoice of
SEALSKIN SACtUES,
10-2?). M'JFFFS & BOVS. ,n
SELF-FEED
BASE BURNER,
GUARANTEED TO BUKN
Soft Coal, Hard foal
OR COKE.
MANUFACTUUED DV
A. Bradley & Co.
No. 30 Wood Street,
tl0-29.-3m,
riTTSlitTltG.
TAKE NOTICE. AH persons are
lierehv cautioned against interferinz in
anr war with the followfnar described personal
; property botirht b me at Sheriff's sale on tho :h
; dav or October, 1875, in Chest township, Cambria
: county, as the properlr of Philip Thomas, and
left with him drtrinir my pleasure: 9 bay msrns
', and harness, 1 oolt, 3 hs. 7 shoats. t flohls com,
a lot of wheat, oats, com, buckwheat and wtatoos-,
1 sled, 1 saddle and bridle, 1 windmill, plows and
harrows, lot straw, 3 scaps of bees, field of wheat,
chains and spreaders, snd a tot of honsehohl fur
niture. VALENTINE THOMAS.
. Varrolttown Oefr. 11, W,b.tZU
X1Z IF A D VKll TISKMKy T$.
G AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
ENTEIMNIAL.
HISTORY or the U.S.
The jcrest Interest In the OirfUlnr history or our
eonntry makes this the fastest sellinR tHM.k over
published. It eontalns over 400 fine histories I fn
frmvinirs and 000 pages. with a full account of thi
approaeninir frrnn.i I en tennis I neieoration. rienu i
for a fall descriptl n and extra terms for Aeenti
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Phi adclphia
READ THIS VERY CAI.EFUII
LY. Dr. Crumb, established for many
years in Buffalo, by an entirely new system of med
cation, treats successfully Catarrh, Kronehltif. -and
Diseases of the limits. Ijiver and. Kldneysl;
also Difficult ics ol'a Oonli.iential Nature, wherein
skill and experience are required. lr. t'rnmb ha
devebieil a practice which from Its unparalleled
success in thousands of enscs. inany of a very ag
gravated character. Is able to positively irunrsntee
apcrfoet and permanent cure in every case he un
dertakes. Me senus no t. ircuiars or i realises on
these diseases to his patients, as It Is undeniable
that sueh knowledge is In ircnernl extremely pre
judicial, exercising an injurious effect by rotnrdimr.
and frequently counteracting a cure, tcn'lina, to
alarm the patient, which is the principal objeet of
such productions, and excttes.and cxaaxera'tes his
tears as to the curability of his complaint. The
Ioetor requires simply a brief history of the case,
and a candid, plain statement of present symptoms
-a ttioroiljrn examination win men ne niwe, ni
tf considered remediable, a sincere, conscientious
opinion will be riven promptly anil such medicine
as.will be applicable will he sent by express, ac
companicd by full and c.fp'Iloit advice and direc
tions. Charges very moderate and within the
reach of all, and ncccs! irnarnnteed. (Such cases
as have failed under other treatment particu arly
desired.) All.lettcrs must enclose;41.00 for consul
tation fee and correspondence dnrintr treatment,
and be addrcs.'ed to fin. W. 11. CHUM, 1C2 Pearl
Street, Ht fFAtA N. Y.
Ii'osscviptioii Free
for the sjM-cdy cure of sjieeial trouhtes common to
tlie younznnd middle sired. Nervous, mental and
phvsicl depression, loss of memory and energy,
pains In the back, sell-distm.n. dixzincss. diuincas
.f slight, ronfusion of Ideas and other disorders of
the nervous system consequent on various hat. Its
that lower the vitality of the system. Anpdruir
gist h.is the inirredlcnts. Address DK. K. It.
II I IjTOX inclminl I. .
$1
cy n tny at home. Agents wanted. Outfit and
" terms' free. TRt'l! & CO., Augusta, Maine.
$25
i lay guaranteed nslnar our Well
A nicer and lrl I tn. $ I no month
paid tojrol agents. Alitor hook free.
J IL.Z Afota Co., St. IjUi3, Mo.
.Kin fifVl HOYAL HWAXA LOTTERY.
V i U,UUU. Htribnted every fifteen davs.
1 PHie 100."0j l Priie IMi.ono
2 Prizes, 25,P00 escli M)0.K
854 I'riics. ninonntiiYK to 310.001)
Whole tickets t'2v ; quarters. $5 : twentieths. $1.
Circulars of" information free. Priiea cashed.
A. DOXAV fc CO., Pasktrs.
rost)flice Box 20S9. 21 Park Row, New York.
Royal Saxon and Pmnswick Oovernment Lot
teries constantly on hand.
You Can Make $5,000
In 90 days in A 1 Stocks.
WY SYSTEM IS SAFE. HONORABLE AND SIMPLE.
Pnmphlel Sfiit Free to All.
V. H. WEEKS. Bsnker. 178 Broalwav, New
York. Stocks bought and sold at the N. Y. Stock
Exchange.
Agents tot the host
selling Prize Ptvek-
. . . i i i i.
LJw ' c ntains 15 sheets
I'nper. IS Envelopes, fjolden I'en. Pen Holder,
Pencil. Patent Ysr.l Measure, and a piere or Jew
elry. Sinvrle aekn(re. with elejrant prize, post
pai'd, 2T cents, t'ircular Tree.
BKIDE k CO., 769 Bro'idwa, Xfir York.
S77
PER WEEK OIT AR AXTEEI) to Aicents.
Male and Female. In their own loealitv.
Terms nnd OUTFIT Fit EE. Address P.
O. Vlt-'KKUY fcOtt., Augusta, Maine.
Ct , Crri ncr day at homo. Samples worth $1
OOlOOU tree. STissoa . Vo.. Portland, Me.
n month tpenerpetic men snd women every
where. tif-tiurx-4 hmnrtalilf. KXt!EIIOIl
M F'ti UO., 151 Michigan ave.. Chicago.
PLANING MILL
AT PUBLIC SALE.'
rpiIK nndcrsijened will otter st Fnhlic Snle, on
X the premises Irt tlio Borough ot Ehensbnrgr, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 13th, 1S7Z,
at a ci.o-k, p. w
the following deserlled property, recently occu
pied tiy the "Etienshurg Mining und Manufactur
ing Co.," contair.ina;
Olio Acre oi Cw 1011 n 1
fronting on the Iienshurg and Ore-son Railroad,
having thereon erected
A LARGE PLANING MILL,
42xl feet, three stories hlarh, with) Boiler Shed at
tached, 12x03 feet. Tho machinery consists orons
Forty-Horse Power Engine and Boiler.
f rnmblnfil tfMnttr, 24 Inehes wide-, Tot sur
facing and frrooving: I sitirfnre I'laner, 3 in.
wide ; a lirrnlnr Rip Mnwo. with lift tnhle ;
t t'lrrnlar riw rnt ns, with side tntiles:
I Nwlnir 'lrrtili" 'r-tit Sam 1 IMr
rlb ifKAnanSitt rtjrn M achink. with Iron trstne;
1 C'k tric Lathi; 1 Hash I.athb. with complete
set of Tools; 1 Pof.iSHtjro Drtm. 12 feet lonr i 1
Mori.mJO Machimk, with slide heads. The
ahove machinery, with the neeessary siinrtinir-,
belting snd pulley, is In good working order, snd
there is an abundance of runninir water on the.
premises. Said budding was erceted specially for
and has been nsed in the manufacture of flooring.
Riding, all kind of handles, brush blocks, hallns
ters etc. Cherry, ash, poplar, linn, sngar. beeeh,
rtlnple and white pine lumner to be had at moder
ate prices. There is also erected on the premises
A 2-Story Frame Dwelling House
COXTAIKINO St IIO(l9 ASrt A rtUAR,
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold a
lot of A8H, El N a and M atlk J.i mbeu.
-Tcrnls made known at sale.
JOHN A. BLAIR,
JOHN LEWIS,
10-22.-41. WM. Ii. BON ACKER.
JOHS DlllERT.
iJOIJJT D. ItOBKRTS.
John Dibert & Co.,
Corner Main and Franklin Sts., j
JOIIINSTOWN, Xo.
Accounts of Merchant ami other
business people solicited. Drafts
negotiable in all parts of the coun
try for sale. Money Loaned and
Collections Made. Interest at the
rate of Six. Per Cent, per annum al
lowed on Time Deposits.
Savings Deposit Hooks issued,
and Interest Compounded Semi
annuity w'ii tltir.l.
A'General Banking Business Transacted.
Sept. 10, 1875.-fim.
The Great Cause of
HUMAN MISERY.
Jiirt.llthl fWicd, in a Sealed EnrcJiri Price 6 ctst
A l eetnre n tit SalnraTrenlnienl
and Ral teal Ctire of Seminal Weakness, or Sper-matorrhtf-a.
trwinced by Self-Abuse. Involuntary
Kmissions. Inipotency,NerVous Debility, and Im
pediment t Marrlaire R'nerallT ; 7onsnmjtfont
KpileppT! and Fits; Mental and rhvsical Ihca
nacity, &.C. By ROHKRT J. Cl'LV ER VKLL
M. !., author of the "Oreen Book," fcc.
The wor'd -renowned author. In this admirable
j Lecture; Clearly proves from his own experienee
tliat the awrul consequences ot rsen-anuse may lie
effectually removed without meilicine. and with
out daiifre'roas surfrical ojierations. bougies. Instru
ments, rinis, or cordials; pointinprout a mode of
cure at once certain and eflectml, by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what hiscondiilon
may b, my cure himself fheajdy, privately and
rad ica l I v.
. AfTiii Lecture wtJl prm-e a Nmn to t'totisntid
ati fliwtnf.
Sent under seal. In A plain envelope; to any ad
dress, on receipt of six cent, or two postage
stamps. Adares tne KUDitsners
I ( HAS. J. O. KLINE fc CO.,
4-l-ly. 13T Bowery; New York, Pi O. Uqk 4ot.
OTHE VOTERS of CAMBRIA
COUNTY. I liendiv offer myself as an
Tnitenemlont randldate for "the otflce of CorxTr
CoMMissioarK, and pledge niyseti. It etecte.i, to
fiiithlullr perform tho duties or said office.
1 ' JOHN PORTER.
' Snsqachanna Twp. f ct. , 187. U -
Ready-Made CLOAKS,
KEW AND FASHIONABLE, I
Decidedly the most desirable stock in Johnstown, I
will be found at j
CEI5, FOSTER & QUINN'S,
Kos. 11S aad IU Clinton Mrect,
JOHNSTcnVK, PA.
FLOOll OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, &c.
The largest stork to sc'eot from nn 1 the place
to find the choice patterns, t low prices, is at
GEIS, FOSTEU & QI I.NN'S.
FOR FASHIOMBI.K AND DEMIBAIII.K
hess coons:
AXI
TRIMMINGS,
There Is no place In Johnstown to be compared t.
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S.
TIGIdXGS, SIIEGTIXCS
Ducks, Drillings and
PSLLOVV-CASE -COTTONS.
Yon will he sure to get the worth of your money
by buying from
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN.
LADIES' FURS, FURS, FURS!
Ladies' Gloves, Gloves, Gloves!
GENTS' GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES!
Fur. Tioeskin. Ki.l, and Cotton. Xti finer gods
anywhere than at
GETS. FOSTER QCIXX S.
WHEN YOU VISIT THE
apt aAtoWafeasd
DH. (JUIETCY A.
And have your Teeth Extracted while pleasantly Dreaminrr.
BUY YOUR lUSICAt, GOODS u.rV
Importers, "taanfacttirer) and Dealer ia all kind of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE I
MASUFACTtRERS OF THE CELEDR ATEt
OAKE & McGIM PIANO, AND
GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENTS FOtl TUB
tvrri3Xrr ahion piaxo.
Dealer In Distln A Ch. tInf1on, Ressnn (tailnn), Sase (Pr!K ristnn Talre. and oar oak
of Kotary Valre . I VSI itl MIMV The lii-st nnd frrklmt string
for alt Instrument constantly oa hand.
neln-r PT'BLTSHKnS of SHEKf Mt'Slt), wc make this branch a spceialty. and .always keej a
full stock of the latest and best pieces on hand. Our stoek of music hooks ot all kinds it complete.
PIANOS ANO ORGANS SDl.ll OX Till INS I'A LI.M KNT PLAN.
Old) INSTRI'MENTS TAKEN IN KXCHAXGF..
Clerfcvmcn. Principals of Seminaries, Lenders of Bands. Teaeher. and all wishing to purclif-ea
Musical IIikkI?. will timl it to their interest to eomiminiente directly with us.
Catalogues and Price Lists furnished free on application.
VVAREROOMS, NO. 12 Sixth Street, lale St. Ciafr.)
i--lyl PITTSBURGH, PA.
SSSs), BISSELL & CO.
t I i'hc
J
235 Liberty Street
lJITTS13UlKa tl, 1 V.
10-8.
If. It. Sl'AllLMA,
tn n n n rzi n rr ro. l .rr i i i rr r 1
LnJ u ik t iw mm w iu i
(Formerly Red Lion Hotel,)
NO. 7 SIXTH STREET,
year Suspension Bridget
t-flTnnse has been thnfnnirh'y rcflKd and re funis' . i nrt n w . rrs i ee n
inferior to none ... the city. t,tde s..P,h-d with tin 1 -i tie m-rk ;' .
iti7.cn or Khonst.urjr snd iefi.ity ..re rf ee.ti.l tn tal. K. t Us- fe .!..
-Allegheny Street Cni puss c ct y tlirce
A W
tlO-l.Mm.
Jli. McCONNELli. M. P.,
PnTSICIAT ANI SfK.E
Irktt o, r. I 0. . ,re rr. , ,
f f C fo t ar'- 0 til le hr 1 i I go' .1 R' ' j i t a d J h. 1 O' ftc- f . . r -Ct,l
t h m 1 n. !.. 6n . j b- t ku i. t l f i t JU el. .
MERINO VESTS AED ERASERS
CHILDREN'S
MERINO VESTS AND DRAWERS
ISfASTS"
MERINO CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
The largest and most complete arrtnieat ever
offered in Juhnst-Wii, will be fuuad t
GELS, FOaTEIt &. QITIXJTS.
hy utjYixa
BLAOK CASHMERES,
BUCK ALPACAS,
BLACK CRA?t D'ETES, ANO BLACK S!LKS, FRCM
GEIS, FOSTnu & QUlN'X,
TABLE LiNEftS, XAPKIXS
AND TOVELINCS,
In common and f.ne quality, can lie bought at very
low prices al
GEIS, FOSTER. Sc (JCXXX'S.
TIES, COLLARS, CUFFS,
Rt t: I l.K. 1M XOYPLTItS I FA.ei COODs,
always found first at
C I I?, FOSTER i: QUINX S.
The largest and tnnat comvlet assortment ::i
in Johnstown of
LADIES', CENTS1. AM) CDILRREVS HOSE.
will be found at
G EI?. FOSTER & gUIXX S.
3 Exposition
CALL AT
278 Penn Avenu
PITTSBURGn,
aj.d sni. TUS
NEW PATENT
fttejfiricDi
.1
I'or ho:.)i:i'4 Artifi. ia. letu
nrniir i:i vlace lu
r'in-r. Ta'i.irpr.
Lat'liinT. Sin'nT,
Coughing or Sncfz'n'r
tir.-. ir.akinj,' them
CGHiIcrlalilc an-i RcllaL-c
AS XATVltAL TEKllt.
-and take-
SCOTT'S
ABSCLUTELY SATC
A A- ES THE Tl C-
THE PHILHARMONIC ORGAN
MAN IT FACTI'IICRS OF
Stoves, Ranges, Graces,
Grate Fronts. Fndes,
Krc., KTC, AD r.KALEna IN
lAN'MS, MarMes asi WM Sam
Also, Sole Manufacturers of
P l -Tesrlefs" Shaking Grate
latcL hc?t nnd onlr reliable" Astatine Grate In u-o.
St.U l'OK.A t lK.l Mii.
and 242 Feim Avcnhr.
ln,0
WILLIAM McCOY.
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