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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

Or all The insults offered to the decent Re
pubiictns tf Peunsy lyauia by the Harrisburg
Convention, that of placing Harry White in
nomination for two important tfficc.-Cou
gresham at large and Delegate to tho Con-
stitutional Conveution-is tha mott outragc>
ors. This White is one Of the moantcbanks
thrown to the surface by the political up
hesyals Of the lart decade Of years. When
ths guardian angel of all that is honest and
hra"rablo was wrapped in profound .lumber
this man White was chosen State Senator to
rsprosent ,hc district Of which Cambria was
then . part. The war breaking out, he
rushed tumu'tuously to the tented field. and
in IN incredibly short space Of time succeed
ell in achieving a most unenviable military
reputation. He was captured bp the rebels
At the battle Of Winchester. under circum-
stances not usually attendant upon this esp
tnre Of brave and discreet gecIlemen, and
was cons; ;gnei to Libby prison. From tha!
ft retreat and from that point Of time is dated
his Introduction to enlarged public notice.
It so chaDcel that the State Senate. by
n
Democrats to lG Republicans. And so Harry
Whites name camo TO be known throughout
the length and breadth Of the State as The
Senator who held the balance Of rover. He
has been Senator ever since, and has dstiu>
guished himself for nothing save dems gogus,
ian political dishonesty and utter shalowne
OF brain. To nominate such burlesqus on
the name of statesman :or the highly impor-
tant positions of Congressman and Constitu-
ticual d 'legAte over the heads OF honest and
capable Republicans. is a sad commentary
upon the bssstsd enlightenment Of the uiuc>
reenth century.
the Johnstown TriJ,n. t,ys that there
are ;loubrs as to Whites acceptance Ct the
nomination for Congressman. and adGs: "In
fct. he has had more honors thrust upon
him than he can carry" We entirely agree
with the TriJHne as to the latter proposition,
hni indalgs the hope that Harry rM stick -
We do not ~irh to be shorn of the pleasure
Of psecipitsting abost 10 900 Democratic
majority upon bis worthless CARCASS next
October.
This is Democratic estimate Of the intel
lsctual capacity and political virtues Of
Usrry White. Now, here is what Hon
Mnrro~ T. Lowry. radical Republican, has
To saw on the subject:
{" Tho nomination OF Harry White for two
6!i-rs vas par Wiih the general conduct
ot The mnst disgraesfnl convention that ever
rssemhied at the capiraI. The oftener tn tt
convention nom;nates Harry White the better
I ~i-h they hId nomi'ated him for I.cmuel
Tpdis ami Ulysses Mercur's positions also
These are rerv decent men. but they sand
w'.,i,e.! hetssca u0tnrinusiy had uien, whose
sneH Is 50 r'nk that they will all be stuak to
dsatH in pi'e."
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

coLoEED WOMAN, probably the largest
and heaviest person of her sex in the world
died in st. Louis few days ago. at the age
OF fifty years. She weighed between
nine hundred and ore thousand pounds.
Her dimensions were FIVE feet ten inches in
height. twenty>eight inches across the shoul>
ders and thirty>seven inches across the hips
tier arms were thirty inches ia circumference.
When she had been arrayed in burial vest>
ments, 1t was found impossible for seven
men to lift her. Finally the box was tilted
on one side. ard she was rolled in while the
priest chanted the service of the dead. She
was then placed in large wagon. which
proceeded slowly to the cemetery. The wagon
was backed up to the grave and eight a,en
aud six rollers combined their exertions 70
lower ber into her narrow bed.
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The Cincinnati COnventian.


The following call endorsing the liberal
anti Grant Convention to be held at Cincin>
natl OF Wednesday May ist. has been issued
AID. as will be seen, is signed by seme of the
leading and most prominent Republicans in
the State:
o The republicans of Pennsylvania: The
undersigned pr"pose TO attend the National
Convention OF literal repun IicaDs In he belJ
IN Cincinnati, and cordially invite our renut,ti
can brethren ol Penpsylvania who beIisva ,b.,
the party should have nobier destiny than
mere suoor"ihatlon 10 personal purposes, to
JOIN IN the deliberations of that boGy
accepting the Pr, posed convention as entire
y OF ana within the republican part, and a..
ueslGheo TO promote the success OF repubIicaa
measure Ioeral'Zed in accord with the necessi-
ties OF the nation, We deem il our DUTY TO meet
our tret nrsn from all the other states who are
Struggling for the manhood of republican citf>
Zehs ard Tor tie honor and prosperity of the
hole country
We believe thrt tho time has CO me for equal
laws equal protection, ard equal privileges to
be accorded to all the people of the Union /:
that all taxes imposed sh0ulu be with a view 10
revenue, and SO adjusted TO pro ect the in
dnttflal lntere>t' OF the hole coEHtry that epe
ciai les'slai ion in the interests of capita against
labor should be reproba red; that miliiar, rule.
IN tirHe oi peace, and military interference with
popular elections, are in conflict ith the hnI .
spirit and geI:ius OF our free instil utions: tha,
loca! SELF government should be re asserted
Win NIL the m; Iesty OF. sovereign people
against the enc' achments of feceral DOW cr:
and that civil service reform is imperatiyely
demanded 10 protect freed m of political action
rom the no" common controlling influence OF
official patronage
Believing that these views are shared by a
large maj 'ritv Of the rel ubicans OF the cuun-
try. We will cordially unite with all advisory
movements within the organization, Iookipc lo
the advancement of the republican standard to
meet the demands OF PATRIOTS m and peace: ana
"e confidently hope that the Nhole peops re
gardicss o' party fiji itss are prepared 20 ijip
IN common effort TO secure all administration
OF the government that will m-k~ fraternity,
liberty aud law the cherished faith OF all c,.s
ses IN all sections of our regenera'ed Union.
tSirnet) John HitF man. David Barf.iay
w. Irwin. William Painter, Thos j. Wur
reiI, "m IL. Armstrong William ~ Bull.
Joseph W Cake. X. Lyle White Charles r
Lee. homas J. Power Charles i.tar Hein-
( Iich " ehe', Robert Morris W W Rutherford
). Z. B-'mberger. Joseph ~ Mcclure. Jay
Caldwell. Samuel Evans. ii. +. Sutherland
| Henry Cake, Morrow B Lowry, A X Nc
| Clure. j. X. Sypher. WmL Dennis. Smedley
| Darlington. c. II Needles. j. Bavard Wood
6eorse ID. Cheney. Jonas ~ Walker. A. W.
! Walker. +. /. Chase, Charles F. BslIineer
/ Charles Hoover. Joshua mes. r F. Ettsr
/ heo. Herr Daniel D. Dillman, j Ii. T. Jack
son, J. VI. Boyer - =
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

A sISeULAR CASE of the fu;fimeut of a
startling dream has recently been added to
the many well-authenticased instances of
snch occurrences Mr.. j. c. Cymore IF
Vienna, III i, in letter to the Hon. Horatio
King Of Washington. with whum he was in
the habit of corresponding. mentioned inci-
centailv that be bad dreamed for four con
secutive nights of being murdered A few
days later a despatch from Chicago an
nsunced that j. G. Civmer had been muir
dered near Vienna on the evening of March
29. Mr.. King, recalling the story Of the
dream. at ouce Supposed that the murdered
man must be his correspondent. although
there was slight a. ffereuce 10 the spelling
of the naL1rs. To make the matter sure he
wrote to Vienna. and in answer received two
letters from the Postmaster # that place
from which it appeared that his conjecture
was correct. Mr.. CIYnnre left his home on
the morning of the 29 ult. and was last
seen alive in desolate spot late in the
evening OF that day. The next morning his
hat. saddle bags. papers, gloves. aad pieces
"t his clothing were found near where he
was last seen. There were alSo two Isrge
clubs found. hearing blood and hair. The
morse he was riding went home with cash
cut in one shoulder fourteen inches long.
Ills body was aferward found floating in a
stream. 1t was not known that he had any
enemies. and it is supposed that he was
murdered Tor money as he was accustomed
to have large sums in his posses.ioa The
! Vienna Postmaster writes that Mr.. Clymsre
related his strange dream to the last man he
is known TO have talked with.
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Cambria frcemal,.
EBENSBURG, Pa.
Saturday Morning, April 27, 1879.

FRoH all parts of :he State co mes cheering
news of the popularity of our whole ticket -
Never. we suppose. in the history OF our party.
when success was so certain, was there so little
dissatisfaction at the nomination. Some pn
ptrs before the Convention expressed their
opinions rretty freely. aud somewhat irladi>
CiuuSly. against the Candidates, ami these items
bre herslded bv Democrats after the nomina-
tioD. as hostility TO the ticket. Not SO; all
papers have their preferences. and exercise
their right state them; hut We have vet to
see one paper that opposes the ticket, nov that
il is nominated, although one or two do not
give H their cordinl support and probably will
not until the common enemy il seen in from: of
and tnen ;hey will wheel into line ann the
lLepubiican party OF Pennsylvania will present
Ihe same united front to the enemy that Hart>
rants legions did TO the Rebels.
In tho face of the fact. that there are now
laying before Us extracts from fifteen rspub>
hcan papers publishsd in different parts Of
'he "ste. all weeping. wailing and gna.hing
:hclr teeth over the nomination of UartraEft.
the foregoing rose cnlored aud sxultant view
Of the political situation as expressed by the
Johnstown Tribune. is serens'y and sublimsly
refreshing. Ben Wade does not so regard
the general condition and outlook Of radical
icalsm. That model statesman and exem-
plary christian. when lately interviewed on
the orssen. prospects of the radical party
briefly. beautifully. pertin-ntly and conclu~
siVsly answered. "H-His is TO pay all round -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

A Child UUYG The Hanover Spectator
Of last week states hat on the Friday after
NOM previous. little child, FIVE months
old of Mr.. Emanuel MitzslI. residing at the
junction Of the Hanover Brarch aud Bach
man Valley Railroad. came to its death in
the following singular ard distressing man>
ner: The mother. it appears. having some
work to do in the garden. left the child
sleeping on the bed. and would occasionally
60 to the window 10 learn if the child was
crying. and not hearing it. shs eptrred the
room and found the child suspended by the
neck between the be6 and wall 1t had
slipped from the bed. and The pack of the
head was against the wall and the chain
resting on the bed post the feet did not
quite touch the floor. Iu this position it
was found dead
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

Ir will be remembered that the late mode
House of Representatives a6jnurned from
Friday. January. 26th. until Wedn-sday. the
slst. in order to enable the Radical mem bers
10 be present in Philadelrhia ON Tuesady.
8oth. which was the day OF the special cleo
ton in the Fourth Senatorial district between
COL M'Curs and Henry W. Gray. This
unprecedented action on the part sf the House
Was ir clear violation Of the l7th Section Gf
tho frat Article of the Constitution, which
declares that "neither House shall. without
the consent Of the other. adj urn for more
than three days" The question whether or
not the rxistence of the session was legally
concluded by this adjournment is likely to
he determined by the Supreme Court Of the
State. Bill % Equity has been flied in
by the Vest Philadelphia Railway Company
sgsinst the Uuion Passenger Railway Com
paw. and the seventh allegation in the bill
10 that. At the time the Legislature passed
the supplement TO the lattsr's charter, the
Assembly. by reason Of the Adjournment Of
the House for more than three days, had no
legal sristencc. Should the Supreme Court
rustan thi, allegation, there was not a single
legislative act consummaied after the 26'h
tf January That would possess the slightest
validity. The Constitutional Convention
hill. the Congressional Apportionmsut bill
(hai it been signed by the G"v.rusr) and the
4 III L. Il
null and void. This is not a very pleasant
state Of sff,irs to contemplate. and yet in
the eud they may assumn precisely thai,
shape. In that event. the ouly remedy would
be for the Governor to call an extra session, ,
at heavy experss to the people, to do over
again tn, work of a reckless. stupid and in
compstsnt hcuse Of Representatives.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

MURDER BY WRoLEsALE -Elsewbere NE
pu6lsh the telsgraphic account Of terrible
tragedy which occurred at the town or sta
ton OF Ia!aquah, Indian Territory, on Mon
day, l5:h inst. in which eleven men lcxt
their lives and some fifteen or twenty other,
were wounded; four or FIVE of them, it is
thought. mortsly.
The account of this terrible border ven
delta reads almost like distempsred ro
nance. White mans Indian bride is
muraerd by white desperate, perhaps a
discarded |, yer of the dusky beauty. Proc
tor. the murderer, is arrested and mt ON
trial for the crime. CHOSEN bard If his
desperate follow ers invade :hs court house 10
intimidate the jury and compel his acouittaI
His aoquttsl by the jury at Taisqrah
being ioregore conclusion. it was pro
posed TO arrest him upon another charge.
equally grave. To accomplish THE, eleven
United States Marshats were dispatched
from Fort Smith 10 await the result Of the
trial and re-arrest him upon his release
But no sooner did they reach the court house
at Talaquah. than Proctor's friends ass,iled
them and seven of the eleven Marshal. wer.
murdered. but not. however. before they had
slain four of their assailants and disabled
half a score more.
The Judge who was holding the court
WAS dangerously wounded, the Sheriff killed
and all the oflicers .f the court injured to a
greater or less extent. Taken altogether
this is beyond doubt the most terrible trap-
edy ever enacted in an American court of
justice. if indeed the annals Of modern times
afford a similar case in the courts of any
country. These borderers oi the pale face
race exceed even their Indian brethren in
ferocity and Pittsburgh Post.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

WE have heard recently of several severe
cases OF spinal disease cured by Johnson's
-4Rodyne Linimem one case of a man fortv>
i've years old. who had not done dav's
work for four years. The hack should 6rs,
he washed, then rubbed with a coarse towel.
Apply tue Liniment c,ld, and rub in well
with the hand.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

"HoIsE-MEN." and others who pretend
to know. say that the following directions
had better be observed in nsng ISheridau's
Carairy Condition Porders Give horse a
tablespoonful every night for week the
same every other night for 4 or nights !:
the same for mich COW. and twice as much
for an ox. The addition of little fius salt
will be an advantage
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TO CONsuMPTlNES

Inc advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. CONSUMPTION. by n
simple remedy, Is anxious to make knowHtto his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all W no
desire II, he viii send copy of the prescription
used, tree OF charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will
nnd SURE GRE for CpnSIJm ptiOR, Il Sthma. Bryn-
chuis &c Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
ll-ll-ly. REv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
2t4 South Third St, WiIliamsburuh n Y
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FAMILY GROCERIES

uch as Tea, Coffee. Sugars. Molss-e-. -
ups. Spices. Dried Peaches. Drie3 'r..a
Fish. II"miny, Crackers, Rice and Pear
Barley: Soaps. Caudies; TOBACCO al.
CIGARS; Paint. Whitewash. Scrub. H .-.
Shoe. busting, Varnsh. Stove CIat... ri
Tooth Brushes. all kinds and siz-s s.
Cords and Manila Ropes and maay c.-
articles at the lowest rates for CASH
eCs- House Scouting made. pain p s -
mp at low rates for rash. A liberal g..
made to country dealers buying TIM
Wholesale GEO HUNTIEE
Ebensburg, Feb. 2s. IsG7--tf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

RT. Rrv. francis NoNIERNY was conse~
Grated 10 st. Patrick's Cathedral. New York
OH the 2lst inst. as Coadjutor Bishop at
Albany. The consecration was conducted
by Archbishop McCioskry, assisted Ivy Bish>
ops Lughlin. Of Brooklyn. and Bacon. I
Portland, Maine. The sermon was preached
by Bishop BAyiey, Of Newark. n. j. Besides
these. the American Episcnpate was repre-
sent.d by the Bishops of Burlington, Bos
ton. Springfield. Hartford. Rochester. Buffa-
10. Scranton. Harrisburg. Philadelphia. Lou
isvi!!e. Delaware, and 0gdensburg. and the
Bishops Of Hamilton and Kingston. Canada.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

Ohio. Iowa. Pennsylvania and other
States have each chosen negro among
their delegates at large to the Philadelphia
Convention. But IN the delegation from
Massachusetts-a State which has made
more noise over negroes rights than all
nthcrs-'here is ''nary nigget - How is
this? Is the old Bay State goiEg back op
Sambo
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Between 18th and l4th Sts., il.c.

All such goods a. Snices. RrusE.s T.-
ana Willow Ware, Shoe Backing sc S:-,s-
erv will lie sold from mHnufscturer' -..-..
rice lists. aud all Other coocs IN nv Ire ,
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Cir c,unati 81. r..
5Urgh current prices To deE lerS rras--.-
peculiar acyantag &c Of saving hem ali .ss-
and dTayage, - they are not required to-
tTeights from the principal citie~ and 10 re
age charges sre ma lie. Dealers may g,s. D.
sured that ny goods are OF the best qua..trr
nv prices IS moderate as eity rates. p ra"-
fair, upright business. and bv urcTrl,,r. y e.
satisfactorily flhrg all orders hore r7 ss-
the e. OF retail dealers and Others
Crmbris county and elsewhere O-Fsrs r.
spectiU|ly solicited and satisfaction crcr. PED
in all cases THOMAS GARLAND.
Altoona. July %. IS69.-tf.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

The Harrisburg Car works. at Harrisburg.
Pa. and some six or eight dwelling houses,
iuV"iving loss Of some $500 900 and lhrow>
Inc out of employment of about six hundred
men' were destroyed by ere Thursday last
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

5 A HEROIC AcT.-we often read in romano ces
or one person impcriiIing his life for another.
Dit IN actual life the instances are rare. and
proDabiy the more worthy of adruira ation.-
Sucn an incident occurred on the T. Il G. r. r.
on .luesdaS- the 9Th inst. A little child WIS
seated upon the railroad track near En- terpriSe,
uncons(Iously playing with the pebbles be
tween me ties, when AN upward bound freight
rounded a curve close upon the child. which
tild NOT realize Its danger and continued its plav
In the fnce OF Il horrible death. The uuineer
sounded his whistle. but with effect: the
Ifitln was too near the infant to he stOpDcd be-
i0re reaching it, and It's death seemed inevita-
bIe- a moment more and the laughing iDuo-
cent would he a crushed aud Inangled mass of
lnanlInatt- clay John Mcfarland. he rorlt nc
tor comprehended the fearful a;ruation ana
win heroic disregard of his own life risxed
II oS running over the engine and down unop
the piiot- where he clunx with one hand and
Tcecned Forward with the other TO save the
chilu- 1he moment cnme aud with "a uUicl
InoiIon he ciItched tine babe and threw ir rom
tle path or the locomotive. s:lfe, hut bruised
us weight Rad been more than he expected. and
taxed ms strength Ia such degree that he a /
most lost his hold of the pilot He Who saves
one life ut the risk of his own Is more noble
than he " no risks the lives Of ten hon sand n
slay thousand.-P PhdipSbrrg Journal,
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mind in choosing delegates to the conven-
ton. We have now a fair prospect of car
rying the State. and with the right kind of
Candidates we can do it. II Genaral Cass
is not hand and glove with these nlonopolies
and corporations. now is the time for him to
speak. Let him come out now and side
with the people. If this story is a base fa b.
ricatien. started to injurs him politically he
can easily show it TO be snch to the sati~fac>
tion of all cur people. But if it is true, let
him not seek the Democratic nomination for
Governor, and let his friends cease to uroe
his name further in that connection. His
:name should he dropped from Z his tim. forth.
The Democratic party has in times past
committed many serious mistakes. Let it
not at this important crisis add another to
the catalogue. A bIunder at this time would
be worse than crime.
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We hope to see our Democratic cotem
poraries all over the State take up this mat
ter new, and talk it over thoroughly before
the time Of holding the State Convention
Let the delegates he warned not to commit
political suicide. Now is the time to talk
right cut in meeting. and not put it off until
after the election next fall. and then whine
about the causes of our defeat. A little pIain
common sense talk at this time NAV save us
g great deal of trouble in future
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

Jim Fisk's widow. afte: the estate has
been settled, will have comfortable bank
account Of about two millions.
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fn REAT REDUCTroN IN p
~ TO CASH GUST OMERSi 1S
Al THE EHENsHURc
HOUSE-FURNISH!NG NT0Rp

"A
The undersigned respectfully ip;,.,r-'-'
citizens of Ebensburg and the ppEIio rs IL
ally that he has made great re,jr,c,iss sslt''
prices to CASH BUYERS. Nv So - Z
consist, in part. Of Cooking, Porlir and ~. WI.
ing Stores. of the most popular aints = :
rare OF every description, # my own .1-
ufacture ; Hardware of all kind. srrI
Locks, Sc,ews, Butt Hinges, Table Ii
Shutter Hinges. Bolts, Iron and Nail, y
dow Glass. Putty, Table Knives and F.-l
Carving Knives aud Forks, Meat Cp,.-'
Apple Parers, Pen and Pocket Kpivs.
great variety, Scissors. Shears, Rszo,s ..-
Strops. Axes, Halchets. Hammers. r. --
Machines. Augers. Chissels, Planes g.
passes, Squares, Files. Rasps, Anvils. W.,
Wrenches. Hip. Panel ard Cross-Cut ( -
Chains Of all kinds. Skovels. Spade. S.
and Snaths, Rakes, Forks, Sleigh Er'
Shoe Lasts. Pegs. Wax Bristles. Clr1,
WIingers. Grind Stones. Patent Nlols...
Gates and Measures. Lumber Sticks y. ".
Nails, Horse Shoes. Cast Steel. Rifles (
Guns, Revolvers, Pistols, Cartridges p.
der, Caps. Lead. &c, Odd Stove Pa.
Crates and Fire Bricks. Well and C.s..-.
Pumps and Tubing; Harness and S.,4r,,
Hare Of all kind Eooasn and HIHo,r 2 o.,
in great variety Carbon OIL and Oh. Lam,
Fish Oil, Lard Oil. Linseed OIL, Lubrie-..-
Oil, Rosin. Tar, Glassware, Paints. V.--s..
e.. Turpentine. Alcohol &c.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27

NEW BOOK AND PERIODICAL. STORF-
NJ p ho"gher has new opened his new Book
anC Periodical Store AT l46 Franklin Sr.. Johns
town where his shelves are loaded with large.
beautiful bound Bibles. Prayer Books that can
not De surpassed TINS side of New York, Histor-
ical, Poetical, and Religious Works Tales and
stories, that interest, Instruct, amuSe and full
LAST OF school Books, &c, well rs some of The
finest Steel Enxra wings, Chromos I.itho2rIpi,s-
Statues, MedalliOns, CruCitixes &c.-aIi W hich
also keeps all the Easter n weekly par,crs These
who know M T. 81 "Erionach. =" Sc.. need y ot
be told that he Will deal fairly auJ sauuIcIy
with all, for he could not do othcrwis.. We
wish our friend Heagher every success