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i.)iai. ai pf-Rkonaa..
-Mr. Ssiiiun-1 Trfll, one f Uracil
township's hest citizens, was iu town for a
few hours on Mtint:iy.
Kugetie I.ltingcr. "
of l.oretto's
good citi.-ns. was in town a icv. noms 011
buslines on Wednesday.
--.Mr-, Kichard Ailaius. of C'lcarlicld
tow n-liii died on Friday of last week af
ter a Ion;.' illness au'.-tl ahotit 4 years.
Mr. 'I'li'-odoif Sell. th- jolly tiri-wcr
from Lilly, was here on Friday last and of
fours.' puil lli' Fiskkman a li'asant visit.
Mr. K. Shields, of Lout to. took ad
vantage of theirood (?) roads ami ha.l a
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pleasant ilrivr to Khi-iisliiirg tin- other day.
Contractor McFuddeii will in the
Course of a few days open an office in Miss
Ann McDonald's storeroom on High
Street.
Mr. Patrick Mmaii. of I.orctto. laid his
hammer on 1 he anvil on Monday and took
tin- day for a visit to Ltx-nshun;. f course
he isilcd III.' FlfKhMAX office.
Mr. Jolin Porter, who has trod the
heath of Tininclhill ahout as Ion,' as the
next man. and who is oni'of that horouuh's
best ritizi'iis. dropped in to see us on Wed
nesday. Mr. Uichurd Denny. cf Allegheny
township, was here on Monday, and not
having time to call, dropped a dollar and a
half in th editor's palm on meeting him
Outside.
M r. t o-orije Duniaii. of St. James. Ce
dar county. Nebraska, who hud lieetl vis
ft i nir friei.ds in northern Cambria for the
past nine weeks, took her departure on
SLuiday for her western home.
', Messrs. Simon jfc Co., of (iullitiu. have
ft new ad iu this week and our readers w ill
do well to read it carefully. Simon A- Co.,
Have always l.ai trains to offer and this
time the bargains are greater than ever.
Mrs. Mariraret llrady. one of the old
est residents of Siiuiinci hill township, her
age U'inir about years, had a paralytic
Itroke on Sunday last, and owing to her
advanced aire no hopes are entertained for
her recovery.
Mr. W. W. Ain.sbry. of Philadelphia.
Who owns the win ks and for whom the
town and postollicc of that name, on the
Cresxiri Coalport road, is called, was in
town on Monday and paid the 1'liKKMAN
Oliice a brief visit.
Mr. Allien Ulosser. of Ehenshnrg. will
BBoVe on the 1st of April to the tenant
house on the farm of Mr. T. L. .Jones, in
Catnbri.i township, a short distance out
ilde of the liolouirh. Those wanting weav
ing done w ill tind him there.
Severa1 cumnuinications liad to no
Over this week on account of want of
pace. We l ulled the news out of them
Ind trust our correspondents will excuse
US for takinir that Hhcrty. We hope they
Will not be offended but still continue to
let us bear from them.
The organ contest for the hclif'tit of the
Catholi.- church at Asbville was ilecided
OnSaturday last, Mrs. W. A.Wills lieing
the lucky winner. Mrs. Wills collected
312: Mrs. Harrington, of Frugality. :i7,
ftnd Mrs. .lobn Hubbard, of Hastings, $'.'S1,
aakinu a total of 1.171.
Of the three applications for license
held over by Judge Marker last wrv.i for
further consideration, he on Ftiday grunt
ed the application of Hugh Canavan and
refused the application of Andrew Smith,
both of Portage. The application of Fred
Crick KadclitTe is still held under consider
ation. Distri t Attorney Joseph A. McCurdy.
Of Wstinorelaiul county, was lield for
Court on the charges of bribery and per
jury by Magistrate Keener at ( ireeiiburir
On Wednesday tuoi nini;. The bail tied
Was '.ii on each charife. McCurdy srave
ball for court and t he trial will robably
COOQe up in May.
A irallon of maple tnola-ses should I
Welifh 11 pounds in order to keep well un
til Used. If if weiirlis i;i ne than that it is
apt to turn to suirar. and if it weiirhs less.
It Is too thin, and is liable to ferment.
SCllie .oinids of suirar w ill make one trillion
Of mola-si-s. These are the tiirnres jrivcH
by a uirar inspector sent out by the in
terna! r.M iiue departtnent.
"-Klwood tlordon. a notorious colored
Criminal who was sent to the penitentiary
from l hi-county at March term. 1Sm. to
ere a tuehe-v. ar sentence for the mur
der of his ujfe. died in that institution
last week. Cordon, before his incarcera
tion in the penitentiary, served several
tartiis in jail here and was noted for his
Ugly, vicious disposition, and was a troub
lesome prisoner. Hurlnir his term in the
penitentiary he attempted to kill one of
the keepers, and he w as regarded as one of
the Wot si men they had to deal with.
Hon. Datiiel McLaughlin. 'ho former
ly resided on Napoleon street. Fifth ward.
Johnstown, ln'fore the tlood. and for a
Couple .f years has lived In Piusburfj, has
becoti le so en fecliled that he was hroucht
to Johnstown on Monday afternoon on the
. Mall F. pre, s from that place and Taken to
the Memorial Hospital. Mrs. McLauch
lln accompanied him. He was preatly
hocked at the time of the flood and con
tinued to ;row weaker over since, until he
If now entirely helpless. It is feared that
he has not very lonir to live. Jnh nxtmrn
Mr. Adam Hamtnan will offer for : sale
ftt his residence in Allegheny township on
Tuesday. April IV. IV.-.'. at one o'clock. i
St., S hay "mares 3 years old. ' mules, -j
COWS. '! yearlings. hogs, mowing machine,
horse rake, two-seated carriage, sprint;
wagon. S buggies, sled, sleigh, w agon, ."l
eta work harness, ?. sets buggy harness,
blind bridles, riding bridles, buggy bridles.
Check lines, saddles, side saddle, plows,
haiTO -vs. u ritulstone, 'J soaps Ix-os. hay fork
andr"pe. robes, halters, chains, grabs, car
penter tools, forks, rakes, grain cradles.
Blowing scythes. a lot lumber ami other
articles.
Mr. .Tohn Kimball of Cambria town
hip, w ho fur many years was a resident
Of Ebenshurg and vicinity, died at his
home on Monday last, aged about fiO years.
The dec-used w as a native of Maine and
Came to Cumbria county at the opening of
the shK.k Industry, and worked at making
hook until the business dosed for want of
timber. He was a kind and generous man
and had many friends. He leaves a wife
and six children three sons, William, of
Ebensburg. and Edward and Joseph, of
Cambria township; and three daughters,
Ire. Fred. Jones, of Conernaugh. and
s Sadie and Susie, who are at hmne.
Ths nrst house at Ashville. built about
thflyear ljo hy Joseph Conrad, who then
Owned the ground where the Ashville fur
ace Stood, caught tire from a defective
Sue On Saturday and was burned to the
ground. The property was owned by Mr.
Joseph Halet t and was occupied by Mr.
Oetrge St ins. who stved his furniture.
The boilding wasoueof theold landmarks.
While x he old house w as burning the res
idence of Mr. Ha.lctt In Ashville caught
Are and In a short time was joJuced to
aabe. together with his meat market.
hoibold goods and al .ut t Vrt In money.
TLaJatter tirx w as caused hy some tallow
tltiii; (in llri while the members of the
fam"r w en. engugod in rendering it. The
fc7 'he latter tiro is eslim ite,l m uImhh
K.KZt, on h ,heri. Ha, ilM ii,-,M Hl. ,.f
fl.300.
Judge Barker on Llcenaea.
Ttoforr granting the licenses last week
Judge liarker took occasion to deliver the
following opinion:
We filed in court last year, at the time
we disposed of applications for licenses, a
written opinion, embodying our views as
to the pro-r construction to Ih placed on
the Act of Assembly, and. in addition to
this general opinion, we tiled special
opinions in several cases for the purpose of
making clear and plain our method of ap
plying the law to individual cases. We
still retain the views expressed in that
opinion, and we have, in applying the law
and the facts to individual oases, endeav
ored to adhere rigidly to the rules then
laid down, and we, therefore, tile neither a
general nor iiiiv special opinions this year.
We have a few general suggestions to
make, however: Wo have received many
letters in reference to licenses generally.
mil many referring to individual applica
tions, most of them not signed, and those
having signatures attached in nearly every
instance marked "Confidential" or "Per
sonal." This is a useless anil senseless thing for
anyone to do. for the obvious reason that
t lie court cannot acton information so re
ceived. Anonymous letters are not worthy
of notice, and every applicant isontitlod to
have notice in open court of any charges
made against him: and. therefore, we take
no notice of information furnished in such
a manner that we cannot make it know n
in open court. There is one feature of this
correspondence, however, that has im
pressed us. ami that is the fronueney and
persistency with which these letters as
sort violations of the law-on the part of
licensed hotel-keepers. This fact, togeth
er with the information that incidentally
comes to us in Criminal court, forces us r
conclude that violations of the law are not
infrequent. notably in sellingon Sunday and
to persons visibly intoxicated. Now w hile
it is not our province to admonish anyone
to refrain from violations of the law s of
this Commonwealth unless they are legal
ly before us, yet we feel like saving to the
persons to w hom w e now grant license that
they must remomlier they are a privileged
class, directly responsible to the court for
the abuse of the privilege granted to them,
and that all allegations of violations of the
law coming from anv responsible source
shall have the lienofit of a judicial invest
igation. Second. Y are convinced that many of
the evils flowing from the use of intoxica
ting lienors result from the facilities with
which liquor can be obtained at late hours
of the night, and we. therefore, request all
persons to whom licenses are granted to
olose their places of business at lo o'clock,
p. M.. of each day. and refrain from selling
liquor after that hour. We do not make
this in the form of an order of the court.
it will be observed, but we suggest that it
may bo considered as a condition on w liich
licenses are granted.
Third. Wo do not regard females as suit
aide persons to whom licenses should be
granted, an 1 in this view nearly all Judges
concur, and. hereafter, none will bo grant
oil them unless in exceptional cases.
15 v Tit k Cor tt r.
March 34. lS'.r.'.
A Former rhfnilinrifr Hart.
A terrible accident occurred at the con
verting department of Carnegie ISros.
Co.. mill at Homestead. Allegheny county,
on Saturday morning by which eight men
w ere . seriously burned, one of w hom. An
drew Stoflield. died on Sunday. Among
those seriously injured was Albert Will
iams, foreman in the department, a former
Ebenshurg boy. son of Mr. Thomas J.
Williams, of this place, and a brother of
Mrs. J. (J. Hasson. wife of the editor of
this paper.
The accident happened during a melt in
the converter, and was caused bythesktill.
or debris, falling from the shields over the
ISossomor converter and breaking the pres
sure pipe. This caused the vessel, w hich
was tilled w ith molten steel, to turn on its
trunions. throwing the metal into the pit.
The falling met al covered eight of the men.
before they had time to escape and biirn-'d
them terribly. They wore given every
possible attention and soon removed to
their homes. Andrew' Stoflield was fright
fully burned alx.ut the head, back and
shoulders, and has already died from his
injuries. Allcrt Williams was also badly
burned about the head and nock and se
verely burned on the wrist and arm but it
is tM'lievod that the chances for his recov
ery are favorable. The writer visited him
on Monday night and found him. although
suffering intense pain, in good spirits,
hearing up well and cheerfully expecting
t recover. Arthur MHInrk. was also
among the worst burned and his injuries
may prove fatal. IVter Woods. Thomas
Harding. John Shields. James TSaird and
Frank Alwl were all seriously burned but
they will recover. Edward Williams, a
brother of Allien, died in St ptemlier last,
from burns received In the same mill and
from an accident at the same converter.
All the injured men except Frank Abel are
married and are residents of Homestead.
The skull, or ''ebris. is a collection of
cinder, small particles of steel and other
matter that is thrown from the converting
furnace by the heavy pressure of airthat is
forced through the melting metal. It had
never before slipped, and in falling it ac
cidentally struck and broke the pressure
pipe that controlled the movement of the
immense vessel filled with molten steel.
The Finann Fxrnralon Rriorl of Idle
wild. The popularity of this famous excursion
resort has been unprecedented in the his
tory of a resort so young. It is a verita
ble mountain park. located seven miles
from La t mho. forty-one from Pittsburg,
and three miles from Ligonier. From La
trobe old Kingston Forge is passed
where more than one disastrous Indian
skirmish was averted. Historical associa
tions are numerous in this mountain run.
Tleyond the fighting ground, framed by a
beautiful order of rhododendrons and
mountain laurel, is the mountain park of
Idlewild. a place where man has figurative
ly harnessed with modern improvements
and convenience nature's hills, vales, and
lakes into a limitless park. The beauti
ful Loyalhanna is spanned by bridges, and
connects the park with thn wild, pictur
esque, a,,, .js; yet uncultivated portion be
yond, where the lover of the romantic may
tind scenes to delight him. Extensive
improvements in the way of new buildings
for the accommodation of excursionists
have been made In anticipation of the sea
son soon to open. As a place for recrea
tion and pleasuie it has no equal.
Committees desiring to make arrange
ments to visit Idlewild can obtain com
plete information upon apylicatiou to T.
E. Watt, Passenger Agent, Western Dis
trict Pennsylvania railroad, Pittsburg.
Marrlave Llreaa.
The follow ing marriage licenses were is
sued hy the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending Wodiiesday, March
3u, lS'.i-,';
Stephen Waksuiaki and Clara Calata
Hastings.
Joseph Ueckctic and Annie tialovic.
Summit.
W. A. Owens. Elienshurg. and Martha J.
Koese. C ambria tow uship.
A. ;. Mey. r and Louisa Nicklar, Johns
town. Julia J. Felix, Shade township. Somer
!""f",'i"'jy. and Mary Marks. Morrcl! villo.
H. K. I.o kurd. Oreene township. Indi
ana county, and Mary McNulty, Carroll
township.
Jleorge. T. Davis and Amanda E. Davis,
r.t'iisbiirg.
James Casy. Johnstown, and Jane Con
nalian. Scoontow n.
William Shearer and Til lit- PulU-r-on.
Johnstown.
Jacob M. 'oon and Los Abler, Johnstown.
Correspondence.
Lokktto, Pa., March 28, lsoi.
Etlitnr Camhrin Fret man:
Slit: At a meeting of the Farmer.-' Al
liance at the Hlair House on Saturday last
one of the speakers made the statement,
iu speaking of the causes of agricultural
depression, that "the federal and .state
governments have boon hostile to the far
mer during the lifetime of of a generation.
In lsr.-,' certain schemers applied to Con
gress and obtained a grant of the public
land to the states ostensibly to establish
agricultural colleges. The amount was
.tt l.i mo acres to each inemlwr of congress.
The land scrip was issued and at once se
cured by the parties who had obtained the
grant. At the next session a grant was
obtained for a larger amount to build the
two Pacific railroads to and through these
lands." To avoid taking up your space I
will only say that he went on to show how
the entire volume of imigration w as turn
ed into those cheap and fertile lands, and
transportation was furnished for the pro
duct of those broad acres to the eastern
states, thus destroying our markets and
creating the present depression. He also
attacked the agricultural school
and
dared that wore it not for its constant
raids upon the state treasury maiie by the
Pennsylvania A college, its very cxistanoe
would have lieen long since forgotten.
The speaker gave as authority Chamlx'rs"
encyclopedia. Now. the object of this
communication is to ask: Is this a
toiintl"T
ing statement ti ue? If it is. every citizen
of this country should know it. If it is
not I suppose the government will survive
the attack. Spkctatok.
Lilly. Pa., March '-'S, Ir.
Filitnr Oitjirfi Freeman :
Sik: I propose to furnish something"
additional concerning this truly interest
ing municipality.
Strange indeed, that on enumerating the
different public buildings an.1 places of
business. I should have omitted some of
the most important, nevertheless such is
the fact. Why. Lilly has a money hank, a
money order postoftiec. a drug store, and a
planing mill: also in course of erection a
ton-pin alloy. This last enterprise seems
to be conducted by the chief "condorset"
of the borough, and will doubtless bo ap
preciated by the lalxiring class of our
young men as affording another chance
for profitable C.') investment of their 51S or
?-.H) dollars per month which they are able
to earn now that the McCinty tariff law is
in force.
You didn't publish the poetry I sent you
last week, which was a pretty cool pro
ceeding. I forgot to tell you. howevi
that the crank of the machine was broken
and that I took it to the blacksmith shop
for repairs on Saturday. I expect to have
it in tirst-class order in alxuit a fortnight.
In the meantime I will try to keep cool.
Judge liarker has rather disapiointed
the expectations of some of bis recent ad
mirers and whilom supporters by r.-ducing
the numlier of liquor saloons iu this Inir
ough. We wanted all the license money
we could get this year. The intention was
to make Hare Rock run navigable by flat
lxiats. Hut now. unless congress will do
something in the w ay of an appropriation,
it is feared the pioject will have to Im;
abandoned, unless we get a lcttor Judge
or something else turns up.
Lilly is well supplied with social and
benevolent societies. First, we have a
building and loan association which, it is
said, is in a prosperous eondit ion. We also
have the Knights of I.nlor. the Knightsof
Pythias. Knights sf thefoildeu Chain, and
hail, some time ago. a dramatic club.
Then we have the E. IS. A. sand X. N. T.'s.
There was another s.M-iety started atiout
ten days ago styled the "'l 'ninit iga till
Sons of Misery." but I think when the bars
reopened most of the rnemlMTS withdrew.
Mrs. Margaret Kobe, wife of John Iteho.
of Washington township, died on Saturday,
the With Inst. Her funeral took place from
the Catholic chiiri h to-day. x. x. T.
Ararnment I.lvla.
List of causes set down for argument
at Argument court. Monday. April llth.
Martin vs. Coad: Commonwealth vs.
Watt: Commonwealth vs. Koqucs: Com
monwealth vs. Shaffer: Commonwealth
vs. Charles ( Jaunt tier: Commonwealth vs.
.Io. I ia im t nei : Commonwealth vs. Pert
(Jauntner: Yet tor vs. Lea hey: Equitable
ii. A L. Association vs. Shoemaker: Yeas
ley vs.Huebner: Donelly vs. I.eaheyetal:
Heitstein vs. Kiith: Ovetlx-ck vs. Oyer
bsck: In re except ions to roxrt of M. II.
Stephens. Esq.. in re Oxnard property: In
re contested election iu Yi I more borough;
Johnston, Puck Co. vs. Dimond et al.:
Varner vs. Wendle; Cauflield vs. Sher
man: In re petition to remove old Horner
burial ground: Swank Hardware Compa
ny vs. Hoohstein: Kuffmau vs. Storey:
Stebtle vs. Pierro et al.; Ager vs. Itaslot;
Holsinger vs. McKillip A Co.: Hooier
Drill Company vs. Moorhejd: Rager vs.
Rager; Workingman's 15. .t L. Associa
tion vs. Plunkett: In re rule on Jarob and
Elizalieth Thomas; Shirley vs. Trustees
Mt. Olive Paptist Cnurch; McCool vs.
Leahey; Jordan fc Hinchman vs. C. Wilk
inson A. Sons: Fowler it Umharn vs.
Crosswell; Oaks vs. Itetts: Atlas Publish
ing Company vs. P. 1. Eek fc Son: Pierro
vs. Speath: Paker vs. Laker; In re excep
tions to report of S. R. Murphy, Esq.. in re
McMllIen property: Ilracken vs. Stine;
Halewine vs. Troxell et al.: Lanty vs.
Aiken. ,T.s. C. Dakuy, Proth'y.
The following cases will bo presented
for argument at Argument court, April 11.
1 S'.2 :
In the matter of the rule on Joseph A.
(iray. administrator of John 15. Miller, de
ceased, to show cause why widow's ap
praisement should not lie filed.
In the matter of the exceptions to rert
of D. E. Dufton, Esq., auditor in the es
tate of John Campbell, Sr., deceased.
In the mat tor of tirant Pfeifer, adminis
trator of J. Charles Pfeifer, deceased, to
show cause why letters of administration
should not be vacated.
In the matterof the ruleon John C. Car
roll, executor of nngh (Jaffney, deceased,
to show cause why an attachment shiuld
not issue.
In the matter of the rule on Charles
Voeghtly to show cause why he should
not lie discharged as administrator C. T.
A. of (lermanus Voeghtly, deceased.
Cri.KTIXK J. ltl.AIR.
Clerk O. C.
When Dor t era all Aarree.
It is a fact well established, that Febru
ary and March are the most trying months
to aged or enfeebled persons. Pneumonia,
influenza and kindred chest afflictions, are
most liable to get in their deadly work.
There is but one thing to do build up and
fortifiy the system with a pure stimulant.
Medical men all over the country agree
that Klein's "Silver Age" at 1..V) per
quart, and "I)uiuesnc" at er quart,
stand without a p"er. If you w ant fine six
year old (iuckenheimer. Finch, (Jihson,
Overholt. or Hear Creek, you can have
them at f.PXi per quart or six quarts for
f.'.lO. W are recoguized head quarters
for the choicest brands of wine, liquor,
cordials, etc. tioods expressed anywhere.
Send forcatalogue, mentioning this paper.
Max Ki.f.ix.
M Federal St., Allegheny. Pa.
For sale by J. Jfc A. E. l iid. r, El i.s
burg, Pa.
tarried.
DAVIS D AVIS. M arried at the resi
dence of the bride's parents in Ebensburg.
on Wednesday, March 3th. Isp?, by Kev
Ceo. Hill. Mr. lieorge T. Davis and Mi-s
Amanda Davis, both of Ebrnsbursr.
List mt Jarera.
Following is the list ol jurors for lie
Special term of Court commencing the
4th Monday of May, and also the Grand
and Traverse jurors for the regular June
term ol Court:
SPECIAL TERM 4TH MOM'AY OK MAY.
Arbauph, John, Johnstown.
Ilyrne, Thomas Susquehanna.
Coufer, Frank East Conernaugh.
Carter, J. W. Lower Yoder.
F.berly, Aug.. Munster.
Foust, John, Ban.
Fees. John, Carroll.
F e, John, Croyle,
tioug,hnour, Aaron, East Tailor.
(Jani. J. H. Ebensbnrg.
Harris, W. W.Jackson
Headrick, C. C. Johnstown
Hoffman. Joseph. iStonycreek
Horner, Cyrus Adams
Jones, T. 15. Johnstown
Jones, Aseph, Johnstown
Jones, Isnac, Johnstown
Judy. Samuel Franklin
Kaylor, Joseph, Carrolltowu
Lucas, Emmett. Morrellvill
McDonald, Perry, Cbest Springs
McAnulty, Frank, Susquehanna
Mellon James. Carroll
do-Lrjujj, Josephj iMwer Yoder
Hdcduire. John A. tiallitzin
Myers, James F. Asbville
Neary John, Johnstown
Oak A, J. Johnstown
Ott, John, Richland
I'lummer Amos, Summerhill twp.
I'lunket, John, Gallinzin
Porter, John, Johnstown
Ueed, Oliver, East Oonemaugh
Kodgers, Geo. B. Ebensburg
Schader, George Stonycreek
Sberbine. Aaron Croyle
Slick, William, Johnstown
Steich Joseph, Carrolltown
.Strayer, II. M. Gallitzin twp.
Stoltz John, Hastings
Swart7eu trover. Win. South Fork.
Varner, Sylvester, Franklin
Walters, Gomer, Johnstown
Watt, Joseph, Allegheny
Warner, Jacob, Chest Springs
Westoei. Walker. Susquehanna
Wilson, J. E. Johnstown
Wilson. Charles, Washington
W'icks, Ed. South Fork
Wise, Scott, Johnstown.
GRAND JURORS.
Laden, Conrad, Johnstown
I5ut!er, Caleb, Coopersdale
Cruna Hiram, Croyle
Colemao. Win. Johnstown
Davis, Aaron, Ebensbur.fi:
Dayis, Geo. A. Johnstown
Dowling, Peter, Johnstown
Ferry, Henry. Wilmore
Grar, Samuel, Susquehanna
.1 Callahan, Philip, Gallitzin
Higgins. Frank, Johnstown
Horner, Win. Johnstown
Jones Kobert, Cambria twp.
Jodei.lt. J Morrellville
Knuflieli, Daniel, Stonycreek
Krise, Henry L. Clearfield
Ivouder, E. V. Heade
Masterson, John, Johnstown
McGough. John W. Hastings;
Moore, W. T. White
Paul, Harry L. South Fork
Tuter, George, Stonycreek
Shields, W. C. Ebensburg
Smith, Henry, Richland
KIRST WEEK JCJK TERM.
Allison, Jobn. Jr., South Fork
Uaily, William, Johnstown,
l'arnes. James, Johnstown
Lowman, George W.. Iteade
I5oyle, John, Croyle
liitterman, Gustave. Johnstown
Hurkhart, David, Jackson
Lrubater, D. R , Johnstown
Cobaugh, D. W., Johnstown
House, Jobn II.. Johnstown
Copier, Winfield, Johnstown
Custer, Martin, Franklin
Dayis. W. P., Morrellville
Edwards. Elias, lilacklick
Ehrenfelt, Henry, Lilly
Evans, Howard C. Johnstown
Fisher. James East Coneaiaugb
Gates, Isiah, White township
(ierhart. William, Johr.stown
Gilman, Jacob, Richland
Hassenplug, James, Johnstown
Ilaynes, Mihon, Johnstown
Hinkle, John, Johnstown
Hughes, George, Tunnelhill
Jugoldsby, James Washington
Itel. Joseph, Portage township
Kaufluian. Jothua, South Fork
Kneids, Henry, Upper Yoder
Loho, WilMan:, Johnstown
Mellon, Philip. Johnstown
McClarren, C- L. Johnstown
Miller, Charles, Loretto
O'Grady, Robert, Johnstown
Overdorf. Edward, Morrellville
Page, George, Jackson
Pickings, Edward, Johnstown
Richards. John, Johnstown
Shaffer, A , Reade township
Shaffer, Charles, Richland
Shields. Henry, Johnstown
Shirly, Edward, Adams
Slick, Harry, Johnstown
Snoval, 11. Morrellville
Stutzman, Aaron. West Taylor
Niomas, Harry, Johnstown
Topper, James, Croyle
Varner. Adam. Jackson
Wilson, Albert, Portage
Wineland, Samuel, Richland
Worley. A. Johnstown
Second week jus e teem.
Allison, Thomas, East Taylor
Arnold, A. J., Crovle
Ashcom. Wm. S., Morrellville
Harnhart, David. Upper Yoder
Plough, W. A., Upper Yoder
Bertram, Peter, Carroll township
Biller, Albert, Dean township
L'rookbank. Andrew, Summerhill twp
3uck, Harry, Carroll township,
r.yers, Abraham, Susquehanna
CoDley, William, Johnstown
(Conner, Frank, Johnstown
Custer, Emanuel, Dale Borough
Donelson, John, South Fork
Douglass, Wm., Allegheny
Ewbaker, Samuel, Johnstown
Fisher, Prince, Johnstown
Flinn. Wm., Johnstown
(ieorge. Wm. R., Blacklick
Hon. Henry, Reade township
Houshan, John, Johnstown
Hecs, Jacob, Coopersdale
Hughes, John, Morrellville
Irvin, Eugene, Reade township
Keedy, Howard, Johnstown
Lantzy, Joseph, Susquehanna
Leary, M, L. Cbest Springs
Lehman, Charles, Johnstown
Luttringer. Philip. Ebensburg
Maucher. V. M., Carrolltown
McGough, Cbarle, Franklin
Moses, Grant, Johnstown
Minor, L. L., Couemaugb, twp
Moshalder. John, johustown
Mockel, Edward, Johnstown
Ott, James. Johnstown
Rager, Benjamin. Jackson
Rhoddy. Charles, Chest
Rideout, Louis, Johnstown
Rinebolt, John, johns'own
Schieber. Anthony. Monster
Slick, Charles, Johnstown
Strittmatter, Paul, Carrol twp
Strumbaugh, John. "West Taylor
Stuver, Samuel, West Taylor
Waters A. J-, Ebensburg
Watt. Samuel, Jr., Gallitzin
Wishowr, Maitin, Johnstown
Wolle, W. C. LLly
Yeager, Andrew. Elder township
Balldlnarnnd Uu Aaaoelatlon.
The initiatory meeting for iheorgauua
lion of a building and loan association took
place at the council room on Saturday ev
ening and was well attended. Thomas
Davis (Jackson i was elected chairman and
P. J. Little secretary of the temporary or
ganization. Several speeches were made
giving the details of the wcrkirjgs of
building and loan associations, after which
a committee was appointed to make the
necessary arrangements lor securing a
charter. About -iioshares were subscribed
by those present at the meeting, and there
is no doubt that the other shares ne
cessary to start with will be promptly
taken, a committee consisting or treo. a
Kinkead, H. A. Shoemaker and Lester
Larimer was appointed to draft a constitu
tion and by-laws for the government of the
organization, alu r lucb. the meeting ad
journ-d until Saturday evening. April -nd
at . ju r. m.
r ANTED ! Fur of alt kinds, tor which the
l bifbet market price will he paid. Hrjnk
tbem in. W. L. FKEDEKICKS.
oct 20 .bensturi(. I'm..
FOK SALE the loretto Hoaae, Lnretto. Pa
Termi eay. Kor particular. rt.!rcf
MKS. K. it. M IX iNAl.il,
March II. 1 892. Ioretto, Fa.
ACAKLOAIiot Barb W ire cheap at Dufton
Son's.
Pttlitlettl A n nmt nreiiuiilM.
1-MK MSTK1CT ATTKNFA
I hereby announce mr.wlt a a candidate
for IhMrlel Attorney. ot ct t the deelfloa
ol ttie Democratic prlmarr election.
V. J. OfOXNOK,
Jobnitown. March 24. ISf.
IOK ASSEMBLY.
To the Ifmorralie Yatrrt of Cmmhria rovnlv:
I bereoy announce myrelt a candidate lor the
nomination lor Astembly. auoject to the decision
of tbe Democratic primarr election
ED. T. M NEELIS.
Flr't ward. Jelir.f town.
IUK I'KOTHUNOTKAKY.
I hereby announce mTell a c.ndlda'e for
tlie ttflce ol I'rotbonotarj, subiect to the decision
ot tbe Iiemocratie primary election.
JAS. DAKHY.
March 4. ls.2. nh ward.. lob nutown. Fa
FOK Ft H K D1KF4TTOK.
I hereby announce inyu lf an a candidate lor
Foor Director. utiet to th decision ot tbe Iiem
ocratie primary election.
RAPHAEL H1TE.
fiarroli townfbij.. March 1. lSwi.
I70K KEIHSTEK AND KEOOKHKh".
We are authorired to announce tbat Jamn
F tJreene. ol the r llteeath ward. Johntown.
will he a candidate lr the nominati.m ol the ol
nce ol Kemsterand Recorder. uhject to tbe action
of the Democratic primary election.
-70K KGOISTEK AND FWnlKilKK.
J To the Democratic Voter of ' ambria count j:
I berebr announce mrteii as a canaiaate lor
the nomination tor Krunttr and Keeorer. sub
ject to 'be decision of the Democratic primary
election. a. uiMui-iin.
STATEMENT oMettlement with the Snperyla
ors of Dean township for the year ending
March istn, is
DENNIS CAWI.EY, Supervisor.
Dr.
To rmonnt of duplicate rJSl bb
To amount received tiom unseated latds... 75 T7
Licence money B7
Three hammers, scoop and plow 13 00
Total
S47 1
Cr.
A mnnnt r I work S tazables.
$130 33
I'ald Michael naicie ....
Paid tor work on Klchiana road
27 82
Paid James W barton lor Duiu.ng aouii-
ments ot Dysart bridite
Kcturne.i onseated lands
Eioaeratlons -
H lance raah naid for work ......
14 00
4 t9
i 6
Vlh H
13 Irfl
W
Scoop, plow and hammers -
Service rendered- -
Total
, v-.7 I S
47 la
Balance due township
$ 'JO
KOBEKT COXKAD, Supervisor
Dr.
To amount of duplicate
..Ki3 7
53 00
Keceived from unseated lands
Keeelved from licence lund
Total.
..saie sr.
.,nt 7
.. -JH-1 48
- i r.i
1 4
.. 1 1 h7
7 10
..$545 S
614 VI
'r.
To amount ot cash paid lor work.....
asn paia lor oraers ...
Work tax .".
Kmncratluns .........
Services rendered
Expenses making returns, etc
Total
Balance due township f 28 57
1 - .1 .. i...,.. 1 a ... 1 .... --1 ,1.. -urillv that
we have examined the aoove accounts and bnd
them as stated. M. L. M CA IITNEY.
Jlrl 1 . ii Atn 1 ,
S.COOHI. AK. BEAKS.
Clerk. Auditors.
March 2a. 1892.3t
r. l. joHssres. n.J. bclk. a. w. bick
EiTABLUjUaD 1872.
Johnston, Buck & Co.7
BANKKIIS,
EHENSliURG. - TENN'A.
A. W. Bi t la, C'aatiler.
EeTABLIBHKD'1838.
Carrolltown Bank,
CAKKOIXTOWS. PA.
T. A. BlIABBAnai, t'nanler.
General Banliiz Business Transacted.
The following are tbe principal features ol
general baLking business :
DEPOSITS
Keeelved payable on demand, and Interest bear
In certificate issued to time depositors.
LOiSH
Extended to customers on favorable terms and
approved paper discounted at all times.
COLLECTIONS
Made In the locality and upon all the banking-
towns In tbe United States. Charges moderate.
DRAFTS
Issued neitotlable In all part or tbe Vnltod
States, and toreitrn exchange Issued on ill parts
ol Euro' e.
AICOI'KTS
Of merchants, farmers and others solicited, to
whom reasonable accomodation will be extended.
Patrons are assured that all transactions shall
be beld as strictly private and confidential, and
that they will be treated as liberally as good
banking rnles win permit.
Kespectfully,
J OH ANTON. ItrCH 0.
LILLY
BANKING : CO.,
LILLY, PA.,
JSO. B. MI LLED,
CASHIER.
GENERAL HANKING PUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
FIRE, LIKE, AND ACCIDENT INSUR
AN'CE. ALL THE PRINCIPAL STEAMSHIP
LINES REPRESENTED BY US.
Accounts of merchants, fanners and oth
ers earnestly solicited, assuringour patrons
that all business entrusted to us will re
ceive prompt and careful attention, and be
held strictly confidential. Customers will
be treated as liberally as good banking
rules will permit.
LILLY HANKING CO..
feb3'J0. Lilly, Penua
BLOODED STOCK SUE!
I will offer at my residence at Rebecca Fnr
nbce. three miles west ot Mart tnbanr. Pa., on
Wednesday. May lllh, 19S, the following-
Blooded Slock:
Tretllnar-Bred stlalllwna,
Rrasd Mares. I n foal to Standard
Bred Stalllaa, Marnannlea.10.2V4.
Trntilnar-Bred Ksadsfen, Colts and
Fillies.
Ala, a lat af Jersey Cews-srades.
-,S ale to commence at one o'clock. A rea
sonable credit will be riven.
EDWAKD U. LYTLE.
March IS, 189S.
Ij'XErUTOK'S NOTICE.
j letters testa-nentary upon tbe estate ot Na
than Hates, late of White townhlp. In tbe coun
tv 01 Cambria. Pa., deceased, havlnn been rranu
ed to the undersigned, notice is hereby given o
a II persons indebted to said estate to made Im
mediate payment and those bavlnc claims or de-
manaa auamst the same are requested to present
them properly antbentl-ated for settlement to
ISAIAH trATES.
El ecu tor of Nathan (rates, deceased.
White Twpn Fa.. March 2a. lsS2.St
Ml. D. KITTELL.
Attorney-Dt-Jiaw.
EBENSBUKO, PA.
Offlce fa Armory Building, opp.Coart Uonse.
TW. DICK.
ATTOKNEY-AT-L.AW.
KBismrts, Pkww'a.
AsTSeclaI attention given to claims for Pen
lion Bounty, etc chT-
UNALD E. DUFTOX.
ATTOKNEY-AT LAW.
Esssssrss, Fisia.
tUf Office ia Opera House, Centre street.
GrEO. M. READE
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
Eacwname. Pissi.
Aw-OfBce oa Centre street, near High.
H.
II. MYERS.
ATTOHM BY-AT-L.A W.
Esssssrss, Fa.
fffiee Is Colloaade Row. oa Centre street.
fimE FKECMAN Is the iarest paper la North
1 Camorla. lont forsret It.
IkiEO. a.MIT,.Nw Totality
We received
latest patterns.
Good Pluck
Good LI.k U
Good Plui k
Our
present.
Impertsd llarses far Kale.
Thomas Jt Pros.. Indiana. Pa., imiwirters
of Norman and Clydesdale stallions and
mares. A very choice lot to select from.
Prices low. Terms to suit purchasers.
TAII.KOAITIME TABLE NO. 1 OF THE
IV Oresson, Clearfield County and New York
Short Koute Uaiiruad. In eOect on and alter
November 15t.h I8fcl.
Irvona ' ,
Exp.t.. i
.Traint .
sxr: r rz rfti- - r7 m
..:..t.::..-nvi....
;IHst.
7wiS5w
rarinc ; j o c t r: cc 5 c
a. . -
f 3 5
-'Exp
3 Mail.. "
r' i Church
j Traint-!
Cresson' o
!Eip.t..i
Cre
S3
m m m
Leave dally except Sunday.
Leave Sunday only
Blaca- lerers indicate telea-raph stations.
Itonnj 's. Moore's and CrUtie's Cros8lnn will
be t!K stations lor all trains.
No. 1 connects at 'reason with Johnstown Ex
press at 87 for points between Oresson and
Johnstown, and with Pacific Express at 8 4! for
points west ot Johnstown. Also with Mall Train
at 9 Xi tor points eat of Creson.
No. 6 connects with MailTrain at i'X tor points
West of Ore--on. and Mai; Express fur points
east of Cres.on.
From points west of Cresson No. 4 connects
with Mali train at 1, and Irom points oast ot
Cresson with Johnstown Express at 8 27. end Pa
cific Express at 8 4S.
So. e connects with Mail Train at 4 26 from
points east of Cresson. and Mall Express at 8 17
from points west ol Creson.
Sunday trains connect with Pacific Expressand
Mall Train west and mail Express east.
Passengers to or Irom points on Pennsylvania
h. Northwestern Hatlroad can take train at Coal
port or Irvona.
Stations marked T' are Has stations. Pas
sengers wlt-hion to aret oil will notify tbe con
ductor. Passengers wishing to itet on will flag
the train at these stations. Trains will not stop
unless eo notif ed. W. P. KAIHBI'N,
treneral Manager and superintendent.
V. J. BVKlRKJN. Train Master.
" AIIJKOAD TIME TA ULE OF THE EBENS
IV bunt a Cresson Branch Kailroad. In effect
December 20. 1191.
Can nee II en a at Cresson.
WEST. 1 EAST.
Ovster Exp i 55 s m Harrisbur Ac. 0 23 a m
Western Exp.. 4 43 a m Seabore Exp.. 6 30 a m
Johnstown Exp. 8 24 a va Mall 38 a m
I'acltic Exp 8 45 a ni Day Exp 11 (Mam
Mall 4 -M pm Altoona Exp.... 1 00 p m
Way Pass 2 36 p m Mall Exp 5 17pm
i Phil Exp. Blip m
SOfTHWAKD.
Dis
tance. .l z.o'l
4 .8 ..
6.1...
7.6...
No. 1.
A V
....7 40..
....7 50.
...t se...
8 01...
8 08.
No.i
A H
10 25.
.10 31.
No. 3.
T K
3 :ts
3 44
Ebensburc.
HraJley.....
Ksyloi
Noel
Munster
Lucket
Cresson
....10 38...
....3 .so
10 38 3 5ft
-10 41...
..4 (10
..4 08
..4 15
8.6..
-.8 1S.
10 45
..10 SO....
II 3 sao..
NOKTHWAKD.
Ilia- No.1. No. 2. No. S.
Lance. a at
S 30
... 1.7 35
3.8 8 40.
5-3 9 44
6 9 47....
B.3 9 ta
11. 10 10
A If
11 10...
-.11 20...
ll-.
as...
11 41...
.11 47...
12 01
r at.
5 20
30
5 37
5 43
.--5 48
6 57
0 10
Cress sn
Luckct
M aneler
Noel
Kay lor
Bradley
Kbensburg..
Hradley, Noel and Lucket are Fla Stations.
No traint on Sunday.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the Orphans' C-ourt of Cambria county.
I a the matter of the first and final account of
J. B. Denny, administrator ol the estate of A. J.
Christy, deceased.
Havln been appointed auditor ty said court to
report a distribution ot the fund in the hands ot
the aocouptant. notice ts heresy alven tbat I
will sit at my office In the borouitb ! Ebetsburs;,
on I'rl4ar,lh 1st day mt April.
at 10 o'clock, a. v.. lor tbe Doruose of discharatna-
tbe duties of said appointment, when and where
ail uenons Interested may attend or be forever
debarred from ocmlnr n on said lund.
DONALD E. DUFTON.
Ebensbura;, March 18, lSvri. Auditor.
CANCER
and luaon ct'KFD i no
fock m Iirr 1-rhATioxr hrr
i'v. Id Lim bu, iwvinnsu. '
Fast ! no
Line j
Mail Jt'iifc-ft-"S
i . ! ! ::7:":: -rfij Hi:
1 1 2 5 ge-z.- 5
i i
Spring Styles
Our Stock is ripjit up to date. In ihe matter of late styles
WE ARE ALWAYS IN THE FRONT RANK, display
ing all the choicest new novelties as fast sis they appear. We
keep a thoroughly modern line of goods in all departments, cater
tc the very bes: trade, and make it our special pride to be at all
times fully stocked with the latest and best.
" DRESS GOODS.
last week a full line of Dress Cashmeres
pi:i i:s:
( asiiuiei')'
Cl.it h
Lust. r.. .
ci-nls
cents
r;.". edits
Also a large line of Dress Ginghams, Calico,
Lawns, Lace, large line of Cambrics.
stock of Furniture has never been so complete as at
Come and see. It is for your own interest.
Chamlier Suits Complete, s Pieces. lien y mid O.ik s.n.111.
Chamber Suits Coniplele. s Pieces. Solid Oak '.'."i.OO.
Sprinz ItiM-Uers. CarM-t Si-at. 1 1 iuinn d v it h I-'rinif . .'..Vi to 4.ii.
Also a good assortment Extension Tables, Cane-bottom Chairs,
Small RocKers, Stands, single Bureaus.
The Champion Clothiers,
Simons, are able to knock out all competition in that line. We
have practiced the clothing business for the past IS ears. You
are sure to get satisfaction in our est'iblishnient. We displayed
last weeK over 1,000 pairs fiuest light weight Pants that means
all latest spring shades.
Men's I'ine Plack Hress Suits, frmn.
Hoys' Cussimcre Suits, all wool
Children's good Schuol Suits
Knee Pants, from
. .S.,.(MI
. . l.'.l
. . 1.1 .'
. . I'M',
Our stock in the above ready to be examined.
DON'T l-'opGKT
Our illaminoth Grocery Department
Which we 1-iteIy built. It is a Dandy the 1 urges) iu Cambria county. We
filled up with the Ix-si in that line and are ready to give you ISuruaiu.
Good Green Co ffece lc. pel pi .11 nil .
Oood lloasted CotlW -lc. per poll mi.
l.'l Cans 'J'oniatiH's s-l.isi.
i:i Cans Cm n I.on.
Kxtra iood Flour ..'.".
Ktra GimmI I-'lour i.:;u.
Kt i a i iiHt.1 l-'lour 1.:;.'..
Ktra GoimI h'loui I.lo.
tiootl Leuiolit Chop I.
We also keep t he best stock of Meals a ud ot her articles in t he line. 1 1. m'
give us a call. W e ill save you per cent, on your purchase.
Ol'K SIIOK STCK is ready foi inspection and has neter U-eii large as it is
this sprint!. We carry over rw different styles of Ladies' Line Dress Shwes. and u c
feel sure wr; can please you. Also, k'M-p a large assortment in Men's, pny' and
Children's Shoes. We quote you prices:
Ladies' tine Douglass sIkm-s. i.s a fiair. Ladies' fine Kid Shoes, Ladies'
tine Kid. with Patent Leaf her Tip-. 1.T4. Ladies' Mohm-co Spring Ili-el. fl.vi 1 j
t e:t.isia pair. Men's smm! I res sIhm-s. f.i a pair. Men's (;.m1 I ie-s sil(M's,
1.4H a jiair. Mill's linml Dress K a 11 tra n Shoes. a pair. M'-n's Prolans, s-,,..
a pair. Itoys Dress siioes. -.rs,-. Infant SIkx-s frotn o to 1 ..
Purch::s,'rs can't miss it iu our I jrse establishment. Therefi.i-.'. we initc you to
i-iiini' and have a look at the new stock Just received f jr spring. Tie e w bo buy
early before the usual sprint rush liegius will ha ve t he ad va nt ;ui i.f - ecting from
an unbroken assortment of all the new pa 1 terns, to Im- had h. n lc.; r d.
siMonsr - &u - 00.,
THE LARGEST DKALEfW.
GALLITZIN, PENN'A.
A Matter of Great Importance to You.
If suffering from loiiir standing Chrotiic Diseases. Diseases nf the PIoihI.
skin, and Nervous Sytein. as well as t bos.- suHering from
EYE, EAR, HOSE AND THROAT TROUBLE.
i,s.y .
TAYLOR,
it f
II. 91.
Examination and Consultation Free lo Everybody.
CHKO.MC DISEASES OF EYES,
Such as Granulated Lids. Chronic Inflammation
ot the Lids, of the Iris, of the Choroid, of the
Ketins, Chronic Ulcerations, Spasms of thr Lids
and Eye. Tears running of the cheeks. Day and
Ntirnt Blindness. Purulent or MatterirK Sore
Eyes, Gonorrheal Ophtbalmia. Sytnphllltic Oph
thalmia. Ked Blotches or Brown ones on tbe Ball.
White Spots on Eye. Olnucomla or Cuijiirnr ol
the Nerve. Amaurosis. Falltn out of the Lashes,
Sores. Kedness ot Eilves of Lids and Eyes, an I
all other diseases to which tbe eye or lts'apnend-ana-es
are liable, positive and rarlid cure aeuarau
teed. A WOliD ABOUT CATAKUH.
It is tbe mucus membrace. that wonderful semi
fluid enveloe surroundine tbe d licate tissues
ol the air and lo'wl pasfaiteii. that Catarrh makes
its stronghold. Once cfiKt.ltn-,1 it eats into tbe
vitals and renders a II le a Ionic drawn breath
ol misery a-d disease, dulltnit tbe scne of hear
ing, trammelinir the jK.wer ot speech, destroying
tbe faculty ol smell, tainting tbe breath and kill
ing the refined pleasures ol taste. lniUdlounly.
by creeping on Irom a simple cold In the head. It
assaults the membraneous lining and and envel
opes Lie bones, rating the delicate coats and
causing Inflammation, sloughing and death.
Nothing short ol total eradication will secure
health to the patient, and all alleviattves are
simply- procrastinated suffering, leading to a
fatal termination Even when the disease has
made frightful Inroads on lelicate constitutions,
bearing, smell and taste have been recovered and
the disease thoroughly driven out.
Diseases of women, such as havu baffled the skill of all physicians and remedies
murk r cured. ( ancets tumors til..-.,i,l U.,H n.l....-.i.i .i. .... , . . , '
.. . -
of the knife or caustics. No cutting, no
MOUNTAIN HOUSE. EBENSBURC. PA.
April
Wednesday,
Thursday,
20
21
WINDSOR HOTEL.
April May
Monday, 18 10
Tuesday, 19 17
AUDITOH'S NOTICE.
In the matter of tbe Drstand partial account
ot I rank Powers, executor ot the last w u and
testament ot Her. Thomas Davln. dec..
Having been appointed Auditor by sa Onrt
to report a distribution ol (he load In bands
or tbe accountant, notice Is hereby rives that 1
will sit at my offlee in the borough ol Ernbnrg
,B "- mf April.
st 10 o'clock, a. lor the purpose ol dis
charging the dntlea ol said appointment, when
and where all parties interested may attend or be
forever debarrod from coming la on aald fund.
DONALD E. DUFTON.
Ebenfbure. Pa.. Starcli 1, I8V2. Auditor.
fvTOTlCE.
i.1 All thoea Indebted to the estate of Wm.
Litzlnger wtll please eome and bay op on or be
fore April 5th. or costs will be added. Also,
those Owing Eugene LiUlnxT will do the saaia.
EUOLNE LIfZINGEE.
March 18, 1S31.
l
of th-
per ai d.
M-r ani.
per ard.
Muslin, Plain
I,, Sl.tl.
to lO.ISI.
to 7. Ml.
to 1. IS.
rep it
t fail to
91. Is., nneelallst.
CHKON1C DISEASES.
Tbe doctors treat no acute diseases but make
an entire rpeclalty ol chronic and long standing
diseaes. Caici given up by other doctors andi.ro.
nounoed Incurable, thev most desire to see. Th.e
docters have treated over over 15 uoo cases In ibl'o
In the last twelve years, many ot which bad been
given up as Incurable, some lo be blind, others to
be deal, and a large number to be Invalids lor
life. But behold: new they see and hear, and
many are started on the rlbt road to health and
recovery every day.
The doctors are surrounded with the largest
collection ot bne Instruments ever Imported to
this country for examining and treating all
chronic disease ol the Head, Fa-re. Eve Ear;
Throat. Heart, Lungs, Stomach. Liver Kidney.
BUd ler.Skln. Brain, and Nervous System Can
cers. Tumors. Files. Swellings. Old s.ur. ynK
Paralysis. Neuralgia, Klieamatli-m, liropsy
lout. Sick Headache, Debility, Depression ol
Spl-lts. D.seayes ol Children. Hereditary Dis
easeases. etc.. etc.. and in lact all long sutndlnr
and Chronic Diseases.
KECTAL DISEASES.
They also make a specialty of all form of Kee
tal Di-es. Piles Internaf and external. Itch
ing and blending rectal ulcers, fissures, fistula
which are often taken for Cacnercus and Lung
Diseases, all cored If taken In time. Berne tuber
we cure all forms ot Piles without pain, detention
or lnieru;tlon irom business ,;nd without the use
ol a knife, caustic, ligature, or Injection. Come
and be convinced. Dr. MeClellan made these
dlseasel a icialty lor ten yeari In a Urge city.
.... vijr"!. iipiii ureu witnout tlie
pain, no danger.
use
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4 I'DITOK S NOTICE.
Notice ia hereby given that havlrur Ix-en an -
i'iws uj me oy me wrpnkiis court ol Cambria
county auditor to distribute the fnnd In tbe handa
ol Francis L. Little, executor ot tbs last will and
testament of William Little, deceased, as shown
by his Brut and final aocountto and amongst those
entitled thereto. I will sit In Attorne s Koom.
Court House. Ebensburg. Pa:, on Friday.
April H, lsj. at ten o'clock, a. w . for the
purpose of attending to the duties ol said appoint
ment, when and where all iersons may attend or
be forever debarred from coming In on said lund.
II. H. M V tKS,
Ebensburg. March 2&,182. Auditor
" A A SESIS - gives Inst tit
relief arid is an infaHfliia
4 are for Pile. IViceJl. By
Iirupgistaormnil. Simpl'
rrre. AMrs-A A a kJlS.'
lioxziM,Se V-a. City.
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