Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, November 01, 1889, Image 8

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    The Democrat.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1889.
in-.'MOVING TUK l)! .V H.
The YVork Finished at tiraml \ iew—Pros
pect Next In Older.
On Saturday the work of removing
bodies from the trench in Grand View to
tbe "unknown" plot was tlnished.
Twenly twr bodies were removed in the
forenoon, making 131 in all, and finishing
fee work. There were three identifica
tions. To-day the moving of tlio bodies
from Prospect, where three or four
hundred of them are buried, lili he be
gun. The coliins will not lir- i pened till
they arrive in Grand Vicr . and probably
no bodies will be exposed tor identifica
tion before noon.
As many as fin buudied persons, most
Of them women, have luce m Grand
View at one time, watching die work.
The look of sorrow on some of their faces
Troukl melt any heart. A r.m, for a
time, thought he had found hi wife, but
he afterward learned positively that tbe
body was not 1 ers. Did people ever do
Bucii things before ? What so offensive
thing a putrid corpse that has been dead
five months is. Were the strings of
human affection ever before put to such
a test ? Man's Jove lor his fellow man
must surely be great when lie will view
perhaps a thousand decaying corpses In
the hope of finding what remains of the
clay of one he loved.
SEARCHING FOR THE DEAD.
A YVo mini's Hotly Found.
Sevcuty-llve men and twenty-five teams
were at work 011 Saturday searching for
the dead. There are three gangs. In the
afternoon the body of a woman was
found, and taken to the morgue. It is
described us follows: No. 493, female,
height fire feet four inches, brown calico
dress, with large circular figure, black
lining with red polka dot, two skirts of
gray and black barred wool, apron of
check shirting.
Many spectators have frequented the
scene of the operations ever since the
Work began, carefully scrutinizing every
trace of wiiat might lead to the discovery
Ct a clue to some missing one. A bit of
doth or an old shoe, attract great at
tention, and is closely scanned in the hope
Of finding a trace of a body that perhaps
Is already in the lot with the •' unknown,"
Where it will never he identified. Was
there ever a work with so much sadness
about it ?
The subscription to the fund is still in
creasing. It now amounts to $8,128-50.
The amount paid in is $4,077-00.
A Source or Danger.
Just below the stone bridge a rise of
six feet in the river will be necessary be
fore the channel will be more than fifty
feet wide. Three feet more would see the
Water over Iron street at that point. Our
people seem to be strangely indifferent to
some of the danger around them. IKie
Whole lower part of our city is in danger
owing to the bars below the stone
bridge, as anything more than an ordi
nary high water would cause an overflow
because the water way is closed. Johns
town boreugh has no control over this
matter, ad its property is endangered
Dy the obstruction. What are we going
to do about it? Who knows? How
Can we do anything about it ?
S AtMeiet Ist It M
BALL CstUl Coajlttt
L • BPraini 8 P raini - Strata^
*.© w Bruises, WounßW
Softl by Dnifjrrinl* and ' >e\Lgrs.
p Q<& TtuChsti A.VijElsrOs.,haits,B(b
Jar (ure op
M.
I.VwitXBIITRETIIRN DFE^IIJ. 7
t;,; x iff
rik£ - Ma?
What a Great Clothing Concern Kays.
Tfe have too much business in us to withstand
the great pressure of oelng off the main street.
We want to be shotUder to shoulder with the
greatest competition ot our city. We want to
resume our former position sous to be able to
accommodate our patrons and friends, we have
leased the building formerly occupied by t'lark,
twain street, and will, after alterations com
. Occupy the same, we have Inaugurated a
nd removal sale, our stock must be re
ed, anil done quickly too.no matter what
the loos will be How our prices will stilTer. on
every article will be noiiced on the out price
worked in red ink on every article. .\U goods
must go wltln two weeks at the
Econojiv Ci.otuino Co.,
Franklin and Locust.
Auditors notice. ioE the
Orphans' court of rambrln county,
in re-estate of 1. F. Hracken, account of
<). M. Bennet nod J-'. I). Bracken. Admliiistra
tors, confirmed March 11, IKKII. And
llow. March u, jKHit, on motion of c.
1,. hick. est)., counsel for Administrators, M.
ij. STEPHEN'S. Est/., appointed Auditor to dis
tribute funds in the hands of tin accountants,
10 and among those 1. ally entitled to receive
UIC same. Pkk Cckiak.
And now. September 1, ISKIi. appointment
Of M. Ji. STEPHENS continued. Notice is hereby
given that 1 will sit for the purpose of I lie above
appointment at my olllce In the borough of
.lOllDStown. l"a. on October 8, issti, at
10 o'clock t. m.. when ;c;d where all parties
Interested may attend or tie forever debarred
from coining In on said fund.
M. 11. STEPHENS. Auditor.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE—ES- I
TATE OF ItKV. THOMAS DAMN. DE
CEASED. Letters Te-'amentory on the Estate
Of Rev. Thomas Davtn. dsreascd. late or the I
DOiwigh of Cambria, eouniyor t ambrla. Pa.,
flatting been granted to tin undersigned, notice
18 hereby given to all persons indented to said
•State to make payment to me without delay,
idld those having claims against the -ami- win
present them properly authenticated for settl
ement to 1 11.'. \K POWEItH. |
Executor of itev. Thomas tiavln, deeon-i d. I
Cresson, pa., oct. 9, >.-y. ocui-uw
CARPETS!
-AN IMMENSE STOCK OF-
Body Brussels,
From SI,OO to $1,25.
AN OYER STOCK OF
-TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,-
At45c,60c,75c, and 85c
A VERY LARGE AND VARIED
LINE OF
INGRAINS
At 40c,50c,60c, and 75c
Our Curtain Department is the largest in
the city, in evory grade of Lace and
heavy Curtains. Floor Cloths
and Mattings in all widths
and Qualities
BOVARD, ROSE & CO.,
NO. 87 FIFTH AV£„ PITTSBUEOII. VA.
&*rkache,
I Viatic*. Wound*, EmtimXa,
KH Toothacne. Sprain* etc. Prion
I 86 eta. a botUa. (fokl tar all
1 ■jMSnHTagfflß'inigglflT# Caution.- Tb ran
4 HaU*at4on Oil bears our
regUtartfd Trado-Mark. and <mr
IfAC-dmile stoma turn A. C. Meyer A Co., Sola
I Proprietors, Baltimore, Md., U. S. A.
DR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
ness, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Incipient Con
sumption, and for the relief of con.
sumptive persons in advanced stages
of the Disease. For Sale by all Drug
gists. Price *c cents.
PIMIA DCCT SOII., Climate and
run nn \ UtO I Location in the South.
I n HIT IO J. F. MANCHA, C'laremont.Va.
ASTHMA
anyona affllcWd.Dß.TAyT BRO., Uochaater, AT.
O GROWTH OF A CKN-
Thls cut Is a'fae slrnlU
Of an amusing game and
Puzzle. It is historically
Instructive and politically
interesting. Sent to any
address on receipt of go
cents. Any one forming
a club of Ave will receive
one gratia. AGISTS
Waktbd. Largo protlts
Address THEO. S. MEYER, T Broadway, New
York. City.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge of the naturall&ws
which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application of the
fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables with a deli
cately flavored beverage which may Bave us
many heavy doctor bills. It Is by the Judicious
use of such articles of diet that a constitution
may tie gradually built up until strong enough
to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds
of subtle maladies are floating around us ready
to at tack wherever tli-re Is a weak point. W'e
may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood and a prop
erly nourished frame."— Civil Service date tie.
Made simply with boiling water or milk, sold
only In half-pound tins, by Grocers, labelled
thus:
JAMES EPPS & CO., Homoeopathic Chemists,
London, England.
ELY ' S CATARRH
CREAM BALM
IS SVOItTU WWJfotAbA BMJflriß
$ 1,0 0 0
TO ANY MAN, I
Woman or Child
suffering from Hi
CATARRH @§p|o
Not a IIQUID orSNUFFH^f"EEVER
A particle Is applied into each nostril and Is
agreeable. Price 50 cents at Druggists ; by mall,
registered, 60 cents. ELY BROTHERS,
56 Warren street. New York.
BOOK AGENTS WANTKI) FOR "
MY STORY OF THE WAR
By Mary A. Livermore
Her own naratlve of " Four year's Personal
Experience as a Nurse" In Hospitals, cauips,
and on the Battle-field. No other book has
drawn so many tears. Bright, Pure, and Good,
of matchless interest and profound pathos, It
sells at sight to all. The " booming " book to
make money on now and for the holidays,
sc-.vo eomnetlilon. Seven hundred pages,
splendid steel plates, and old battle Hags In
twenty colors. Slxty-fllrst thousand, tr Five
thousand more agents wanted—men and
women. Distance no hindrance, for we pay
freights and give extra i "rms. Write for circu
lar to A. D. WURTIIINGTON St. CO.,
Hartford, conn.
A DMINISTIIATRIX NOTICE
ESTATE OF HENRY G. DIEFENBACH,
DECEASED.—Notice Is hereby given that, the
Register has Issued to the undersigned Letters
or Administration on the,.-date of HENRY G.
DIEFENBACH. deceased. All persons indebted
to the estate of the said deceased will make im
mediate payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement to
LIZZIE DIEFENBACH.
Admlnlst ratrlx.
A I>.M INI.STIIATOR'S NOTICE]
x —Letters or Administration, <lc bonis non,
on tin- estate of 'iiiomas Mct'aoe, Sr.. late of
East conemaugh borough. Cambria county, pa.,
having been granted to l he undersigned, all irt
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
ma Ke Immediate payment, and those having
claims against Said estate will present them
without delay. ED. T. McNEELIS,
Administrator, <b bonis non, Room No. 11
Alma Hall.
LEA 1)1 N-. BUSINESS HOUSES
OF
PF. * " is jULRhfIENY CITY, PA.
l-fTlie Liti s named below are the lead
inj* and representative ones in their re
speclivti ic j of Business. When writing
to either mention this paper.
41, \ i mod Stem-winner Watch for 5.3
Only, and Warranted, at
4-% 0 HAUC'H.
• '• €* r>< ' Smlthfleld st., Pittsburgh, pa.
Cin,;: paid Crr old gold and silver.
< <KJ.RLES PFEIFER,
"* £'? burnishing Goods
443 S M | i ?f i IEIsD BTHKET,
ill" PT.DKRALST.. AIXECHRNY.
Sliirts to Order.
we make all our own shirts, and our custom
Shirt. Pointment Is the best equipped In the
Stale. >' o entry a full line of Full Dress, all over
Embroider! d p. Ks , and Embroidered Linens,
and guar nree allt. if you can not get a nt
else*. hero give us a trial.
"•c , .ean". t . and Dyeing omees at above locations.
Lace on ilrts laundrled equal to new. FuU
Dress shins Uiundrted, Hand Finish,
J, JOSEPH lIOItNE A CO.,
* Df y Goods, Silks, Cloaks, No
->f pSS t.lons, Millinery, etc.
u .* •'.VtV-.-i Detail stores. 818 to 881 Peon
. o®Mr avenue.
g£k~ ESTABLISHED 1870
■ OEZ4BBSA.TBD
JIC_ M BWIBB STOMACH BTTTKRS.
WILD CHERRY TONIC
Vf BLACK QIN.
"■JBATR The Swiss Stomach Bitters are
a sure cure lor Dyspepsia, Liver
7tiii.fi/urt. complaint, and every species of
Indigestion. $1 per bottle; six
bottles, $&
wild Cherry Tonic, the most popular prepara
tion for cure of Coughs, colds, Bronchitis, etc.,
and Lung Troubles. The Black Gin Is a sure
cure and relief of the Urinary organs. Gravel
and Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder. For sale
bv all Druggists la Johnstown, by H. T. De-
France, John M. Taney A Co., L. A. Slble. Cam
bria.
W. S. BELL & CO
IWffmyT itjft 481 Wood street,
111 mmy Pittsburgh, Pa.
JSJSS3M' AMATEUR PHOTO OUTFITS.
Celebrated Prazmonskl I.enß, Catalogue mailed
free.
J. B. Blair, 17 Seventh avenue, Pltttsburgh
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES.
Fire brick, tile, sewer pipe, terra cotta goods,
lme, cement, hair, plaster, etc
tWWRITE FOR PRICES. _
jfc HEINEKK, WILSON A CO.. .
IRON AND WOOD PUMPS, OL
Jt Lead and Iron Pipe, Rose, Pump Sup-Mai
Alpues, Gas Fixtures, Tools, Etc. Rcndltl
for catalogue. NO. 200 BMITHFIELD ST.
MME. KPLLOGG
has recently returned from Parts, and Is now es
tablishing schools throughout the United States
to teach ladles
TllE ART OF DRESS CUTTING.
nMme. Kellogg leads the Inventors 01 the World
dc Inventive genius as applied to ladles' garment
uttlng. She has Imitators but no equals. La
oes bring a dress and learn to cut and baste It
a renttfng. No. 844 Penn evenue. Pittsburgh
A Kiiallii Sbiaflii.
/HfcißlMa. Strong", Dombla,
and Easily Laid.
**"o FOB CATALBBUT
ABO FBICI ÜBT.
JOHN CSAFF,
FITTMUIQH. PA.
■ StMIIHT W illb'iMti*
M lk<OOH>r.
Commonwealth Hotel ft Restaurant.
HINRT L. 888088, PKOPBIBTOB,
Cor- Grant A Diamond Hta., Pittsburgh.
Meals For as cent*.
PfiTT TP O W. C. Pendleberry, Son t Co.,
PyllillXlO Manufscturere of
Boilers, chimneys ana Breeching. Office ana
Works. Mulberry street, Allegheny, pa.
Pittsburgh Female College
AMP
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
School of Education and Fine Arts. Full courses
of study leading to graduation In each. Also
special courses of study, central. Healthful, 23
Teachers. Superior home comforts and care for
yohng ladles. Rates moderate, send for cata
logue and full Information to the I "resident
Winter term opens November 18.
REV. A. H. NOHCROSB, Plttsburgn, Pa.
tThe J. P. Smith
Lamp, Glass * China Co.
FANCY POTTERIEB.
BRONZEB. CLOCKS,
DINNER AND CHAMBER SETS.
935 Penn Ave..
Bet. Oth & loth Streets,
PITTSBURGH.
Chicago Oyster House.
I. FISHER, Prop., 639 SmithOeld Street.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Dining and Lunch
Rooms.
BEST MEALS IN THE CITY FOR 25 CENTS.
onriiT se.oo.
CRAYON PORTRAITS, LIFE SIZE.
(25x30) only $6.00. Orders by mall promptly at
tended to. Write for particulars. Holur Por
traits a specialty.
TREGANOWAN'S ART STORE.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
>K3araier's Dressmaking Emporium,
& f/l 26 SIXTH AVE., PITTSBURGH.
fßll/fll Dress cutting and sewing School. The
mln# latest art of Dressmaking taught by
SSD-v square measure, wsend for circular.
Photographer,
//.(SILLSG-. I 6 SIXTH STREET.
Finest cabinets $2 and $2.50 per dozen. Photo
tette, $i per dozen, Fine Crayons, $3.50 and up.
JOHN FLOCKER & CO
M ANUFACTURERS OF
tr'i-y.: °" ' t i <:
FLOCKER'S EUBRICATING
HEMP iP-ACKHSTG
FOR RAILROAD AND ENGINE USE.
Italian and American Hemp Packing,
Bell Cords, Cotton Mops, Twine, etc.
OFFICE AND SALES KOOMS-89
Water street Pittsburgh, Pa. WW rite
for price list,
The best remedy In the world I
- GRAHAM'S,
RAT. ROACH, VERMIN ANP
%/D-"' ?!;{& INSECT EXTERMINATOR.
Wholesale and Retail Depot.
JSEL, 425 Liberty si.. Pittsburgh. Pa. I
: .W -*-■ TO EXTKKMINATE VERMIN.
OLD FASHIONED WIIISKY I
/C/Q&E so rectifying. Nocompound-
P"L> tng.
HT'A.y K. Lll'l ENCOTT,
IVA f >/, J Distiller and Dealer In
1 uk>: ini UIIISI/Y,
smlthtleld Street,
WTISBL'RGII, PA.
a . .w-rt IToU'l White.
W. J. DPiiny.Prop.
Leading Hotel
WlJl ' * : : ;gl of the city.
Snffp: i " - i T T |y PER DAY
Brags" I idanl BAR ATTACIIRD*
sample Room
HOTEL CAHSOW,
16H LACOCK STREET,
Hat. (11.38 Paw Djr.
Best Meals and Lodgings In the city. Darin
connection with Hotel and best Liquors served.
II KNOX, PK*>.
WM. J. PR.IDTT
Senior member late Schmidt & Friday,
Distiller A Jobber In
Qflft LIQUORS A CIGARS,
s! ri>,>: '
GRISSLY'S
Business College
ASD IFO KMAL IS ST INN T
Js the pride of McKcesport. Send for
catalogue,
S 8. GRISSLY, Manager,
McKeesport, pa.
Chamberlain Institute
AND
| T?E MA LE COLLEGE, Randolph,
i i N. Y.—This 1b a schi-ol for both sexes. Has
I been establlsqed and well known for forty years,
i Is well equipped with all the appliances of a
| first-class seminary. Location, twenty miles
) from Chautauqua Lake, not surpassed In beauty
and heallhlulness by that of any other school in
the country, • Tesldent and Faculty reside with
the students and give special care to tbelr
health, manners and nereis. The Music Depart
ment Is under the Instruction of a graduate of
the N. Eng. Conservatory. The commercial
College la thorough and practical. AddreßS for
Illustrated catalogue, (free) Rbv. J. T. ED
WARDS, D. D., President.
PITTSBURGH TILING COMPANY,
BKOCkLEBANK A WABDBI.L,
WORKERS IN TILES
And Designers of Artistic Fire Places, special
designs on application. Correspondence so
licited.
NO. 218 WOOD STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
DIIIPDTICfI OATr Silk-Warp Henriettas.
MMllUrl OnLu Wool Dress Goods Lace
curtains and carpetlngs. Money saved on every j
penny's worth you purchase at these Sheriff's
sale prices. T. M. Latimer, 188 Federal street.,
Allegheny, Pa.
M. J. COHEN, JEWELER,
888 SMITHFIELD STREET, PITTSBURGH. PA.
(Formerly of Fifth Avenue.)
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry and Silverware.
~FRENCH
ARTDECAL CMANIA
a new lot of transfers, also
ARTISTS' MATERIALS
" just received at.
GEO. W. BACKOFENS.
No. 429 Wood street.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
NEW LIFE!
THE GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER.
It is prepared from selected Herbs, Roots,
Barks and Vegetables,
Warranted toCnre
all chronic Diseases. Torpid liver. Dizziness,
Sick Headache, Coughs, Neuralgia, Malarial
fever, Dropsy, Diseases of the Spine. Palpitation
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Affec
tions of the Bladder and Kidneys, and all diseas
es originating from Impure blood. For sale by
all dealers, and by the
DANNEIt MEDICINE CO.,
234 Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
Write tor circulars and testimonials. Good
agents wanted. ly-w.
LADIES' SUIT PARLOR.
Visitors to tlie Exposition will Itnd all the
latest novelties In Ready lladc suits and House
Robes tor early Jail. Your Inspection solicited,
PARCELS IC .KINKS,
89 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh ,Pa.
ESTABLISHED 181:1.
ROBERT DICKEY & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT-.
BROOM CORN.
Broom Manufacturers' supplies, Peanuts.
77 WATER STREET. - - PITTSBURGH. PA
nrmrmtoiGEHTs
ALFLFILAF 7R H; 1:0. A. MCOTI,NUW York City
may 10-41
SCMIDT BTJILHNIG
Lnrgcal. ,,d Hot Comply n i„,, L .; quor and ci( ,„. Holl „ j„ th
t mtfid Mates. Established, 183 C.
Bislille and Jobber
fin wh7skies.
■
TELEPHONE A ,\\^
No.aa \ 1
r^Y^v 1 Importer
% V Wines, laiqucsrsu
and Cigars, -
V^ % 05 and 97 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
N All orders received by mail or otherwise will receive
prompt Attention.
JAMKS OOIsTDTtJINI Altoona. Ao-ent.
The Western University of Pennsylvania.
Cori". <>' atiulvClassical, Scientific. Civil, Mechanical and Electrical, Enginee
in? and entitle. New buildings after December and Improved facilities. N
dlffleu'iy in P. i urine positions for those who complete the Engineering courses. Nex*
teim begins September 5. Enternnce examinations take place September 3d and 4Ui
entire ex : msi s from >f2fi() to S2BO per year. For further information or catalogue®,
addre-n tic p.. .ideni, M. B GMT. Tj. L. 1).. or Jos. F. Griggs, Treasurer, 183 North
avenue. \"e'iienv Pn Send for Hat of graduates, if desired. angle 'm.
RBI MEDIA ACADEMY
Admits And lasMfies young men and hoy* at anvtime; fits them for Business, any College. Polytechnic School, for We*
Point or Annapolt. Graduating classes. One of the best equipped and best managed Schools. Good table. All student*
board with the Principal leachers all inen and graduates of first-class Colleges. Fine buildings; single or double
rooms livciy room has in it a steam radiatoi and is completely furnished. Grounds (ten acres) fot foot ball, hare-hall, i
athletics, et . Gymnasium Special oppoi utilities for apt students to advance rapidly. Private tutoring and special drill
lor backward boys. Patrons or students may select any studies. or a Business. College-Preparatory. Electrical. of Civil-
Kngineerim; curse fhvst al and Chemical Laboratory. Practical Business Department, Short-baud. Type-writing, ete .
etc More fully supplied with apparatus than anv other College-fitting school Media Academy affords everr home emit-
fort, the best education, and the best training. Fired prices cover every erpense. No examintnons for admission. New
II ustrated catalogue sent froe to any address. SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE. A.8.. AM. v Harvard Graduate), Principal
and Proprietor, Media. Pa. ,
iSrSSr- BROOKE HAUL,
| Two Prau, *450. f OR etRLS AND YOUNG LADIES. Wh Urfmu*. C.l.krtt*4 School.
1 Graduating Course* In Classics. Literature, Science. Mathematics. Music. Modem Languages. Twelve accomplished
teachers and lecturers. Superior Musical l>e|artment. School has an organ aad eleven pinnm. rrirate tutoring ft#
backward pupils. Individual attention. Small classes. Pupils surrounded bjr sueb metralais ee arc eseentlal tu their
Safety and happiacee. New illustrated Circular free.
wy a PP m. SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE. A.M. (Harvard Crmduaii, f p rf I | Media Pa
*RS. BWITHIN C. SHORT LIDGB. I r *
3B:R YTTTI'J&XX'TL 3STT R'OIITT. •.<>.
NV*' rill Treattac. nut! tndN' • .Mo to vqiw v ,, mi.^
AC "V w.t ')f ">*• >' vHo neTi *rr*r.t W i.O-'- .. k.a ; . * . .**,
LVpe.tn lAl*r CuuiuLar.t, iriw i. ue .f u* and nil vw #"*>* tpon
AocuiurU, A'oll/, Vlr, Ignornore, .NerroHs Douiii".., \ '.Ut Eaiu.uK ' v ■<*> 1 •
JJermd !*. fj'T r J *t. IMcr. cr'r one doHir, br ma!'. s'h|ts> li p *. v • t ; - -
C / >M r !Df.NT lAL. A.Urrsf K/.Nkr J: iIvXT, M. IE,"/'. 3-1 OrlnmP* ■ •*. •? I*. w k
840.1, llustu:.. >.u XVfntorw lecture *ilh numerous u.*t. t.obia'* f .'m hl\ ►< fu t • '.
Thin id ihu oi.ty feuSCTftO-MEdCO PHYSiOLOC Y evrr pu 1 '>•> <!,*• sfe* v-.*
and perfect, ii* uivuiuaLic to uli ailiicu-d, ae It rcae-icd the Tory ri>i/U nad 'vuU 9'.
HENBT DU MONT, M. D., who HAS DISCOVERED H ___
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE AND THE TRUE ES- HGF~ FLJ 9 1 ® 1 "THBSB
BENCE OF MANHOOD, may be conaulted in Hgg fjpd Sfirfl || B ( 888
etrlcteat confidence.in peraon or by fetter,at hia Electro-
Medico Infirmary,No.3Bl Columbus Av.,Boston, Maes.
"I HEARD A VOICE IT SAID, - COME AND •!*.•••
8-lo GUADANTEED FIRST MORTGAGES. 8.1.
A LIMITED GUARANTEE.
25 per cent Additional Security with American Loan and Trust Co. of Boston.
THE WINNER INVESTMENT CO. guarantees only mortgages based on an actual sale of Kansas
City real estate made by It. and can not. Incur a liability In excess of its cash assets.
' 4 It Is difficult to see how any Investment, in mortgages can be safer than these."— Amertoan
Wool lejxirtnr. 44 The Investments offered by the Winner Investment Company have the Indorse
ment of the leading Banks at Kansas City, and the Eastern stockholders are among the strongest*
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1 EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Estate
jot JAM p.s MCDONALD, DECEASED,—Let
ters Testamentory on the est ate of JAMES MC
DONALD. late of Johnstown, cambrla county,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said estate ate
hereby notified to make payment without delay,
and those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated tor settle
ment to
STEPfIAN QUIRK, Johnstown, Pa.
Executor or the last will and testament of
James McDonald, deceased. sept I
ADMINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE—
Letters of Administration tie Imnla non
on the estate of John Nugent, late of cambrla
borough, cambrla county, pa., deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned,ull persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those inn ing claims
against sulu estate will present them without
delay to ANNIE c. WILLS,
Administratrix. >' •amianon,
or JAMES M. WALTERS, her Attorney, NO.
12 Alma Hall, Main street,
Johnstown, Pa., October 28, 1889.
THE CANCER AND TUMORS CAN BE CURED
WITHOUT THE KNIFE.
xp"- , To retuovo the Cancer has
ml. .V been somet hlng that the med
qp ~-1,? leal profession have never
jlr. fJL been able to discover. But at
/vRv, last Dr. Stelncrt has dtscov
v-''O--.-, crtd a remedy, which If
■ 'S applied will remove It In 6to
ft tt/v /. J There are 5 kinds tf Cancer,
FA \ namely: The Rose cancer,
k\ tf- - f The spidek Canckk, Tutr
V Y \ Fissche Cancer, The Bone
/£ \ -'* m Cancer and The Wolh Can
crk. There have been cases
"ANCER CURE: where patients have paid fl.Vt
torn ingle prescription, hut to thcr sorrow, ot
n< beuetlt. Dr. stelnert has
Removed Them Op 10 Years Standing,
and from persons 84 years of age In his own
neighborhood. Persons are requested to call at
his office and see the wonderful cures ho has
made and which he has In alcohol for safe keep
ing. He has a3O years practice, and stands In
i he foremost, ranks of his profession. The follow
ing cases are a few of those who have been
cured by me:
Mrs Ilorn, cancer of cheek, 3 years;
Mrs Johnston, Cancer on shoulder, 3 years;
Mrs Blghaus, cancer on breast, 2 years;
Mrs Muler. cancer of breast. 3 years;
Mrs lleandlg, cancer of Womb, 2 years;
Mrs siewart. Cancer of Womb, 3 years; '
Mrs llofftat, cancer ot Womb, 2 years;
Mrs Laughof, cancer of Womb, 1 year;
Mr Ilcdeman, Cancer of breast, l year; *
Air Roth, cancer on cheek, 2 years;
Mr tireham. cancer on lip, 2 years;
Mr BllHson, Turner on forehead, 15years;
Mr Malyer, Teteror Eczema, 30 years.
He also removes the dangerous Tape Worm
In from 2to l hours, and 3WJ spelmcns of them In
his office. He also euros Tetter or Eczema,
Scrofula, syphtlllg. Liver complaints and com
plaints of the kidneys. 1)R. c. STEIN ERT.
No. Oil Websteber's Ave., Pittsburgh.
Send 2 cent stamp for Information.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
-.Letters of Administration on the estato
of REV. E. W. JONES, late of Johnstown, ( an.-
brln county. Pa., having been granted to the
undersigned, all personsTndehted lo said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment, and
t hose having claims against said estate will pre
sent them duly authenticated to
GO.MEK WALTERS, Administrator.
HORACE R. ROSE, Attorney sep2Bdt
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