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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

WERE we possessed of a moderate fortune,
which we are Jrry to we are nof. we
would invest a few hundred with JUNCTION AT the
cheappst cheap store of the lot; aud IL You
would ask us where we intended on such an
errand of profit TO go, would quit ky reply
and mako answer, 10 the store in thls town
kent by John I.ioyd & Co, where we would be
sure Of good treatment and have all oIir wants
IT fair prices supplied, no mntter whether on
dTv .y.inds. groceries, clothing, or MOTIONS, Tor
SJoG Uaf gains relied.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

LIVER is KING.-The Liver is the imDe-
rial organ of the whole human system as IL
controls the life, health and happiness of
man. When it is disturbed in its proper
action, all kinds of ailments are the natural
result. The digestion of food, the move
ments of the hart and blood, the action of
the brain and nervous system, are all imme-
dia'ely connected with the workings of the
Liver. It has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower is unequaled in cur
ing all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint and all the numerous
symptoms that result from an unhealthy
condition of the Liver and Stomach Posi-
lively sold in all towns on the w estern Con
tihent, including, of course, Ebenshurg
where Lennon 81 Murray are prepared 10
supply all demands Three doses will prove
that il is just what you want.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

THE GEEESBACK LABOR CONVENTION.
A convention Ia place in nomination a
ticket TO be supported Ivy what Is usually
styled :he Workingman element was held
in the Court House. Ebeushurg, Monday
afternoon Sth inst. Z. :. DN Sart, of j ohns-
town, was chosen President and Il. II. Sin
ger and Solomon Strayer. Secretaries. The
following named delegates were admitted
to seats
Adans-Not represented.
AUogheny-H. Il. J. Brannan, J. P. Sheehau.
Barr-T Thomas Dumm. votes.
Blackiick-Geo. %. Wike, W J. Hammond.
Cambria Twp Benjamin Lloyd. votes.
Cambria Bor.-Ist Ward, not represented; I'd
Carrolltown Bor-Not represented.
Carroll Tvp.-Francis Luther, Chas Dunphy.
Chest Springs Bor.-Jas- Peary, Henry Mellon
Chest Twp Anthony GIL. votes.
Cleartieid Twp.-W. VIII l. a DeIozlcr
John Boy:e; 2d Ward, Oh. ont +. Weisserinal.
Conemargih Twp.-IN3Gt rrGGpre,SentediI rG,.i cop,or,
Croyle Twp-A. II. Peurod- jacob W Smay.
Dean Twp-Not reprcsented =,
Ebensburg Bor.-Ea Ward, Lewis Rodgers,
Jns, p; Jones; West Ward, Thos. }. Williams,
Elder Twp.-Not represented.
Franklin Bor.-Geo. 5; Paul: John B. Keiifer.
Galifzin Twp John Stoy, J. }: Bender
GallIZin Bor.- Edw'd Kehoe, Chas. O'Hagan,
jackson Twp--Henry ELY, votes.
Johnstown l3or.-Ist Ward, : Pergrin; J. w.
81 Ward, Geo. w. Vicl1roy, John F. Flattery
4th Ward. F. 5. Dysart, J. A. Hire; 5th Ward,
ReiubOlt, W. u. M'Clelland.
LoTettO I}Or.-P. J. Little. Alexis Parrish.
NilIVil,e BOr.-lst Ward, Thos. T. Jones, John
Blakuy; I'd Ward, not represented.
Munster Twp.-wm. Glass, II. G. Kaylor,
Portage rwp--Juhu c. Burk, Morris Keil.
Prospect Born t represented.
Richiaud Twp Not represented.
Strnycre,k X TWP. W. Buck. +. y. JOY.
Summerhiil Twp, II. Dimond, J. Weaver.
Summitvile BOr.-J. 5 Sharbaugh, Frederick
Kuecderer.
Susquehanna Twp.-John Porter, j ohm c Will
Taylor Twp.-D. \. Headrick, Sol. Strayer.
Tunnelhiil BOr.-Patrick O'Dowd, Pat'k Nc
/ Garrity.
Washington Twp.-John ID. Bagley, Owen n
gOldsby.
White Twp.-T E, Leonard, w. !. Kellar.
W0OdVale Bor--NOt represented
Wiimore B, Edward Miller, \. F. Seaman.
Upper Yodcr Twp.-Jcrry Heipple, Henry f.
Leavcndry.
/ Lower YOder Twp.--Sam'l Yocum, }. Warren
ASSEMBLY.
} Messrs. John Seigh, Henry KaylOr, An
/ thony Will, David TTobin, and Mark Burk
/ were named for this office. The ba!loting
was as follows, Messrs. Seigh and Tobin car,
. rNiu,T off the DriZps
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

LITTLE hits of lemon. little chunks of ice, lit
tie water n sugar. make a man feel ntce-but
The joys they bring are only transitorY ana are
not To be compared with the pleasure and sat
iSfuction one experiences when he gets himself
snuuly ensconcCd ina SUIT of com lOrtablc sum
mer clothing from the renowned cheHp star
CIotLirg Hall of JAS. J. Murphy. 100 Clinton
street. JohnstowH, where not only every varie-
" style and-texture of goods is embraced in q
la rye and handsome stock. hut there is no pos
sibility of buyers failing to get iuH value Tor
all The money they wish TO invest IN that way.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

HOT HOT HOTi in every corner and every
spot. with nothing to cool or sweet comfort TO
bring save a n abundance of ice, which is not a
big thing when the mercury : high aud men
feel. as they must. that TO Edens scauf costume
they'd willingly trust. if the edcts Of fashion
didn't ohIige them-to wear some kind of cloth
ing. which, as all are aware. can be bought very
cheap, and OF textures the best, from GodircN
Wolf. who keeps ahead of the rest OF dealers in
clothing an often told tale, ana has a big stock
for the summer now ready for sale. Srore on
Twelfth street, next door TO the postoffice, Al
frI1nrn Ra
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

ILOYD'S CHEDITORS.-Al the creditors
of W. NJ. Lloyd K Co. have been served
with printed notification tha; meeting OF
said creditors will be held at the Logan
House, Altoona, j JIly j0rh, instant, at 9
o'clock, a, NJ, to prove their debts and
chOuse one or more assiguees of the debtors
estate. BY the terms OF the bankrupt act,
the payment of any debts and the delivery
of any property belonging to said bankrupt
to him or to his use auI the transfer of any
property 30 him are forbidden by law
Nathan W. Shatfer, Esq, of Pittshurg, one
Of the registers in bankruptcy. will have
charge Of these proceedings. The nOtifica-
ti0u is Il most Formidable document as to
size, comprising no less than seven pages of
closely printed names. These names uum-
Der / 49,, with residences III various sections
OF Pennsylvania, New York, and Ohio. The
total Indebtedness Is 81 900 DIG the claims
ranging from one cent up to : y 690.5j The
former sum is due Jones & Co, EbeuSburg,
and 7. L. Ssaulan, Carrollrown, and the
latter 10 tine estate Of DR.. Alexander John
son, Armagh, Indiana county. The highest
claim OF fdepositors i'm Mr.. Lloyd's Eheus5urg
bank is That Of Z. Roberts, Ehenshurg,
which Is put down at ST, 947.g7. Oiher large
claims are-Mrs s. L. Burns, St Augustine
- 325.25 George Huutley, assignee, Ebens-
burg, 81 1920; William Carney, Munster
tOWuShip S1J2O. 80 Evan !. Evans, Cam
bria township, S+4l1.11; Hon. &. l.. Perish
ing. trustee PottsviIle, 81 go ; Mrs NJ DON
aid, Ehensbhrg, S&. .g97 .66: Thomas j. Lloyd =
estate, EnenShurg, -. %; Barker, Moore,
HUntley 4 Davis, S3.153.3J; f. s. HUtchins
son, New York, 81, 100. There are eight
claims for more than S2 600 twenty four for
sums more than 81 ,OO0 and thiriv-nine for
more than $500. The entire number of the
Ehenshurg bank claims is $50 aggregating
greater array Of figures than we care about
running up ths hot weather. We have
heretofore published the list in full and it
is unnecessary TO reproduce it now. Of
course it is Impossible at this time to ap-
proximate the value of Mr.. Lloyd's assets.
They are large, but mainly in real estate,
the value of which has greatly shrunk inside
few years. But whatever they are, they
must be turned over to the assignee or as
signees to be appointed, and the result of
their Investigations will he made known in
due time. a story is going the rounds that
the estate will not pay more than forty cents
on the dollar. In the nature of things this
must be accepted as a mere guess, for until
an account of stock be taken no balance can
he struck. One thing is reasonably certain,
however, and that is that he the pro rata a
greater or less sum than the figures given it
VIII be ut least year before the creditors
will have an opportunity to handle any of
the money realized from the estate.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19
DIRECTOR or POOR,

Five candidates for this office submitted
their respective claims, but the real contest
lay between MesSrs. Andrew BurgOon and
John Good. On tie fourth ballot the former
gentleman made the rifle ny the vote of 40
20 50 for all others. He lives in Clearfeid
township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

REGISTER AND KECORDER.
For this Office three candidates were
brought .forward-SOlomon Strayer, R. II E.
Singer, and William Saupp. On the second
ballot. Mr.. Saupp, whose place of residence
is Chest Springs, carried off the honoIs
The voting in detail was:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19
- - -

NEW MUsIC.-The latest and best Song
and Chorus is entitled ''HomelcSS and Alone
To- Might" 1t is by Will l.. Thompson,
author of the famous songs, "Gdtherjng
Shells from the Sea Shore" and Drifting
,ciGt the Tide"
Kept at all music stores, and sent to any
address for 40 cents.
Published by
w L. THOMPSON & Co,
East Liverpool, Ohio.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

1t is a somewhat singular fact that for
this important and lucrative Office the names
Of only two aspirants were presented, to
wit: Abel Lloyd, of Ebensburg, and Geo.
NJ. Hay, of Iohnstown. 1t is true that The
name of Geo. J. Myers, the Republican nCm-
inee for Treasurer at that iiune so far as
then known TO the public, was put forward
10y some volunteer, but il was unceremoui-
ously ruled ont. The wnrkingmen, they
themselves declared, wanted no eutangliug
alliances. Mr.. Lloyd, at the wind-up, was
found TO have received % votes. Mr. Hay
had precisely twice that number of friends
in the convention, and so his name was or
dered to take its place on the ticket.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19
AUDITORS.

Quite a number of aspirants for this office
put in an oar, and the voting was spirited,
but in the end it was ciphered down that j.
II. Dimuud, of Sumnerhill, and Lewis Rod
gers, of Ebensburg, were She men that were
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

Monday was 81. Smiihin's day If the
tradition holds gOod there will he NJ rain
for forty days fTCm that date. Whewl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19
NOTICE-To H. II. Prnole, of

Richwco,s, Union eounIy ohi,. Sakati-
nah Pringie. interinarried With Nntaas,s,.l N -,
yer. and Sarah Prinele. ol Ma-s..a n h,s esiia
county. Illinois. heirs and legal ssfFesenf atlre.
OF Martin Pfingle. deceased; take nsaiae that
an inquest VIII be held 81 ie residence i tise iafs
Martin Prftixles Of CTeY iC feHnshIp Cambria
GUST, A. D. ISIS ~ cit.k in fe afteffif,ssn t,f
that day Tor tHefrrliose 81 making q PARTITION ~
the real estate - ld deceased D. AMI ainuur lfa
heirs and legal FisFsesrntaifves n the same can
se 'ioife wititelir tl sce tc sp0ina he whele.
otherwlSe 70 Nhsse aaa Hiprtise tile sane- -
which tiue aIsd = you are REQUESTED - alt.,
ii sou thmk prelsef.
JOHN RY Az Sh4si1.
Sheria's o.lsc, Ebeustarx. Huigf fs-s-.-'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19
COMMISSIONER.

For this Office were named Lewis Rodgers,
John Good, Washing ton Douglass, Charles
Wealland, Griffith J. fslovd, Samuel iTOff-
man. Hugh Baunan, J r. Sharretts. Patrick
f. O 'Dowd, and Alexis Parrish. The bal
lo1ing resulted IN the nomination of Messrs.
w eaklan2 and Il UotfInan. aud was as fnllnvYs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19
Use DIR. Van Dykes sulphur soap.

The LEADTNG sxTERNAL SPECIFIC Cor DISEASES
of the SKIN and henuIitier ut ths COMPLEXION; :;
Cor the Bath. Toilet and Nu"st'rN | re- M
meHded hy PHYSICTASS and saiid hY l'huGG SIS,
PRrcE. - CENTS box. CHlSc "a g. MS. y y.
WFB-TER Prnp'r, 80 y. FIRM : T., fhildda.
July ie. fss5.- 5In.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19
THoRoUcH EDUCATION!
YOUNG LADIES!
Lake Erie Sen1in arV.
PAINESVIILE, ONO.
On the Mt. HOLIOkE PLAN.

A very healthful location. beautiful surround
ings, greatly improved and enlarged buildings.
and apparatus. Offers TO young ladies all the adj
vantsges of christian Home. with n thor
oUgii Course Of Instruction In the Higher Branch
es Of ECucation.
TERMS $40 PER YEAR.
Including board and tuition. fuel, lights and lee
lures. instruction in French and German. use Of
Library, Periodicals. sc
For Catalogue, with full Information. address
the Principal. (7 10. 2m.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.

The weather being hot, and interest in
the proceedings rapidly giving way TO a de
sire 10 60 to supper, William Mcconnell, Of
Portage township, was declared the nominee
fer Surveyor by acclamation.
CONGRESSIONAL.
MesSrs. Jacob Treftz, James Peary, and
Z. S. Dysart were appointed Congressional
cOuferetS An effort made to instruct
them for Mr.. Jonas Kaufman, of j Ohnstown,
who was II delegate in the convention and
made brief speech on the subject, bat
whether in his own favor not could not
I've arrived at. But the convention set its
foot down on this, and declared that the
couferees should 60 uninstructed. This is
understood to mean that they will support
Hon. Sam. Calvin, Of HollidaySnurg, not
withstanding the fact that delegate arose
in place and declared, in this connection,
thai he would vote for no ldUyer for that or
any other office.
Jacob Treftz was re-apponted Chairman
Of the County Committee; and, after n rather
tame and of course harmonious session, the
Convention adjourned sine die.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19

ALI, HAIL to the shoe store, &c reat Eastern,
all hail TO the place with stock So conf I, ot
the finest of boots shoes and gnitprs and all else
that folks need for their feet ! All hail TO the
prices. low and So tempting. HJ which such
articles now can be bought from : Binmen-
thai, who is the man al ai hers 10 consult
when bargains of that kiui are sought. store
at lII9 Eleventh Avenue. Altoona, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19
SheriT7s Sales.

DN virtue Of suudry writs OF n. IA. Ia. and
ID lcid. ErpuIi.. issued out OF ihe Court of
Common Pleas of Cambria county and to me
directed. there viii be exposed To public sale,
at the Hotpl of Conrad Raah in JuhnStnwn. ON
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-19
SHERiFFS SALES.

10y virtuc 81 siIndry wriiS nf ~ Pa aTld cnfs
ID EgJpgu.. issued out Cf the Conrt 81 q ON
mon Pleas OF tsanb.ia county and fu NC uire'-f-
ell. there with fe exposed 10 public ssile, al tee
Court House ia EAeffsburE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11
Young Napoleon.

VII tie yo1ng Nspolsoa uzrry Princess
Ityrs Of DeoGGrk, o. all he TOT ! he Rsna5-
hc11 pzPSss sc0zE The i6sz = rtilcGl0us. TIE Or
ls-ois-s Z! 70 prove hat ssca AZ event Is :
uonsiro1S i1pso5abiliiy. and bo.h sbOz 80 mech
scri1Ocy Il itsir articles that IN all probability.
there / sO1sitiCg IN the rsport. Tie scheme
: c-sEe- o5s. thus 10 give socisl ststzs among
soVsrs-Eus 70 tie Chisslhgrsf e1Ie. whose chances
q i1t1rs rscgEuitIo1 .! The best rsiguiug FAM
hes are itCs prsgty SIRE. Ehiis smong his Tolz-
tie ccGuir!D e1 The! are g-ite &s rosy = we're
,eoss q Is s1Teot1ro1s tsghe-. General Flsury
L he pr0Coisr Ct tie enterprise foS tie Ex-
A0oSssssor to Peis.soarg a Infinitely nOre
zsI1ts and III! cipio0siI.I and polIlIcizu than
Ess szPposzd 3! those sb0 Only kneE hin when
e fezle=re5 liz nesi 50 1lcsly o. the sale ard
lzrra1se a hCEss- fos The Iuperl.l siad, Of
utsra. = Gr-G6 Ea1srrF BE tzc the nzo4ge
Esci- TIE IDEA a. frs ofu1cted st Windsor.
s1ers u tgCno Ezr1 advocate 70 tie Process
- Hza=s- sto EEs CHARMED ~ the Prospect Of
lie tzlEre eo1pz1io1sti9 q her chzruiug SISTER
Alo--E I'd EGrr. TOO =zs 10 iEFOr, sC5 the united
Iu1geocs Of the royal pair OEsrczms snJ 0op0si-
tee opPosIti0o ever eIi=ies, st the Russian
Co-rI- Essrs tie Bo1spzrts= ssr= slzsys foaoo
van s!EpzitlLers AL tEsu that seemed
ssollrg =ss the zgres1saI q the Danish King
AKA OF tie EEe5- Tts p=rso14l appearance Of
tie s9lIor settled the IEiIsr Question al TIE first
lulsrFlss- Il i TIE itzi l. i tEO yszrs her
!salo-- oat Sh<E are tEo years II the balance
=szlost frsi loTs and uoSsible ltroos some
the EeocsE As to The papa, lie. too. gaze = 10
EoilL1c-l co1ss6srzti0rs. a16 sz= al ready TO
lake so0tssr EzTTlzge inEest3s1t-a kind Of
spe-sl=Eioa Into Eh5c1 be has goos deeply and
5ss1 Goc5uuo1ly s5oeessial. shso Ss reject
TIA. OK q rs six eAiisrzo Gee vii rslzr over
kls fElt1fzi Daues. Gs0rge has b=so uore Or less
psrEzEs1llE setllad zG0rg the Hslleoes tie
PTinessz DAzzE all oe Ezprsss OF al the
R2sslas- ara he Pnncsss AIs1anors Qzesn Of
E-Eizzc- Tie e0oosetioo. for tie kssr Of tie
BoozPArtss. Ess. thsn, zoss 6ssirs55s. and tie
eFs1tG1ltT Of his rs.Ern TO FrEacs did rot seen
s1 lo7sose risk, 20 thai n inTI1ztioa Ess s1-
tso5ea 70 thai !Ong gsalisuzn, VITO =as OF
Is EEy 70 Flslt so2s Ct his SEs6ish rslzuEss-
De zane gate naturally. for COpsnhzgeo i on
the direct Inc 20 Stoekhol1- vas most cordially
reczlE=3 by the pop&Etioo, a. zeH - bE
TIE Coort. plszssd The far ThYra. soi after :
shoCI si@y ss1s n0rth, pr0olsing 10 stop On his
Tsl1rn- z1s1 tie zbols royal faEliy EosId 20 TO
E1zis11 coctir1s the Ee1szInfsncs ard sign the
1Errlzzs e0otrzct- - zr eFsrFItloz Es6 gone
O EsrTily, ozi s156=nly tte-s Ess hitch 10 tie
P-Oes@alrgs- he Prisee DID Lot r-Es~ his TIslE.
aud llthoGgh the tl7ily. according 10 agrssusni,
creased tie ctarrsl, bs stIA rs1zius a Asre1-
bezg, Il q shieh 1 ASSERTED 70 b tie sork Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11

NJ. Rouher, the great medicine uan Of the Be-
nansrtist party, sho Ike Victor Hugo among
the Radicals. viii nos tolerate any interference
with his functions as spiritual director Of French
Imperialism, The Impress aud Eleary knew
that he would give them trouble. aud would play
the par, Of the wicked eaehanter who bad been
omitted hom the lis, " guests al the christening
bat they hoped 10 keep the prejec. secret until
II Wss too late To DO mischief. Alas they tor,
get that newspaper reporters are ,adisoret, Roa-
her found ous AL shoas IL, ssid never word Tor
weeks, and then came down on the oon,ao,ieg
pArsles With the simple phrase, ~hew is the
yoapg coaple 20 hive They must keep up an
establishment in harmony with their position.
SIX horses st least are necessary in the stables,
The Prince must have an eouerry, secretary
aud valet de ohsmers. the Princess lady Of
hoeoe. There must be town hoasA aud villa.
Civilized men cannot do without u cook. and his
Imperial Hishness cannot black his boots any
more than Milady can lace her own stays With
less than SlS00O per annum this is impossible.
and where will you get the ElS,000t" The
question was purzisr. The Danish monarch is
not CtocsuS but De offered TO put down a mil.
lien francs which at I've per cent would only
leave sll 900 more to be made up, and the Eu'.
press has decided 10 sell her property in Paris,
Of which NJ, Rouher oecnples. rent free the most
desirable part ba, the great medicine man kicks
seains, the arrangement, aud uuless a loan, in
the style oi the Don Carlos bonds can he ne
sp,is,ei, I, is hard TO see any issue rOm the di-
lemma,-P,sriS Lsasr 70 v, y, ISsssS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11

OCTSTTTzO UELkXs.-D1ring the Franco-G Ger
nan ~=r couple Of hundred Uhlaus arrived at
Norman yiilsgs- Oss Of the peasants hgrried
TO : neighOoring hamlet TO warn 3 EeLlo-do
fsrusr that be might expect visit from The IN
welcome raiders TIE f-rmer vas equal 70 the
emergency Calling his wife and daughters, all
ssuI 10 york Sith viii Torn quilts. tatfered
petticosts, dilzpidzted gowns we're thrown over
The backs Of the cattle. e1veiOplng them % TO
ther horns, their feet and their hesds we're bound
Nth straw; and then the sheep s=d goats we're
treated ia the sane fashion. Bottles OF medi-
ere we're scattered aboa,; large trough sas
Fled Nth water and N lie midst Ess placed an
ample syringe Up cane the Uhlans; bat at sight
Of the strangely s.iIred animals and tie monster
squirt tbsy hs=itstsi- At l4st one Of the troop
ess Inquired shat was the matter. .. The plague.
thai's all T" said the farmer He had to sns2er
10 more questions; bis visitors turned their
bors=s' heads and gslloped Of at their best
speed, 70 take reqaiziiion elsewhere
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11
A French Paradise Nes ia a.arl..

y, ,..t - - a, - g..
'squ'teS INV ue'e sesu - WA" ,''r "Vm
leo1oa 70 'esoa ,"u.s s9u ~ wy u'ue'enVss nv.
OF All Nlaus-e'o'~'' w w, S".a"SI@'e '~s'
eoeugo 20 'aaNe guy .ee' Ss ue nav gVue
,uousaou m"es sou.u~a'u' 'ue p'sVe "ue.v !
naSe 'ee aapP'oess " DC suess Is aoou' u''e
eu' o' 'ne e'V, ~" saYss N"'Aes Vue
dream % noen' Tue oSsu'us' eua'saa' .'ou'es
WIZ 'es'H0es va"aeu'eu ".'a 0S''s' s'ooe 'a'r
"ss sna asus u''e1 VIZ uVse's' 'S'ss os' utvi
sa'1ea e' several "0avs, ~as'e'' e.e's squa's
'S"' "aS "aHe ''s sV"'''uu''e" " ,us seue ,'
S''t! W suhu'e'' 'pe "ses s'e ~ eVe" "''u
"aH-app,es, ap''Se's, putp'e su' k',ueu p'uu's
-'uS' 'He's p'~oeaes uus' news , "e ou','essee
S'spe,,'ues ,ss,e0u ever. wan Hs "! yves VI
nus's""' anu 'ae e,uS.e' =, ,"''VSs saaoes ~
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-12-11

TEE HIDALGos OF SPAN-Of the great hid
slgos OF Spaiu-ihe sons Of something, as the
word impIies-the diguiiaries OF the ssngre azul,
there Is scarcely one whose ancestry Is not
mingled with the Hebrew races. Those races
have been equally the object of persecution
With the Moors. cot they have not extirpated.
have often met with Jews 10 Spain whose
religion was concealed from their Catholic
neighbOrs. but Who did not hesitate TO avoa
their faith to those they deemed worthy OF their
confidence. They aoseuted themselves on some
plea or other during the time when the viejos
christianos are required 10 attend the conces-
slOuaI Sir John Boxring.