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Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

ACTING SI CRETARY BELL, of the IT
 teriOr Department, has decided that ;
 woman living in pnlygamous relation, can not pre-empt public lands. Tn, ease was that of Lyons vs. Stevens
 and the Secretary holds that if the first polygamous wife, voluntarily re. taining that illegal relation to q man may in her own name obtain title to lGO acres of public land, the second or twentieth wife may do the same. and the sO-called husband would thus oh tain, in fact, for his own use and bene fit, the control of that number of tract, of public land This will nor be per mitted under the homestead or ore emptiOn laws. If the so-called wifi, should repudiate the illegal relation and cease 10 violate the positive laws of her country and of the civilized world, the fact that she had at one time been called the wife of a man and had maintained that relation foI him would not operate as a bar to herl right. No woman, however. who vol untarily maintains and acknowledges her position to he that Of a plural or polygamous wife, should be permitted to make homestead or pre-emption entry of public land, as the very fact that she retains such relation is con. elusive evidence that the entry is nol made in good faith for her exclusive use and benefit.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

HE CITIZEN is the only paper south of the Gila that has arrangements for Territorial telegraphic specials. An specials to THE CITIZEN have been promptly paid for out of the earnings ofthe paper and no others have beenap
 propriated and the insinuation 10 the contrary is another of" Pin Heads '" infamous imputstions thoroughly in keeping with the man who has been publicly cowhided once and ought to be again. The fact is that the Terri torial specials printed in the evening CITIZEN invariably appear in the local columns of the Star the following morning without giving us any credit. The public will judge wbo is a thief and liar
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
p. W. SMITH. Prest. L. M. JACOBS, Cash eIMA COUNTY BANK,
 TUCSON. A, T.
CORRESPONDENTS: l:

CORRESPONDEN ISAN FRANCISCO. ...... Paciiic Bank | uS ANGELES ......-.. Com mrrrial Bank NEW ! bRk.....-.....' inIh National Bank IRAI.TIMn Naiionni Bank lST. LOUIS ......-..-..-.. Bank of Commerce Depo~ft arcounis received snbjeci t. rh.t k ai sight and kepi in either coin or lrnrr-ncy. drpisitnrs heinz allowed The u>s. of currency when Iver Is drp'Siied Collections oi rrHfls, Notes, Dividend lHnd other cnmm"rcIal paler nude Ii IA rr1riyhO The fniied StaieR and cred ted L., nrr"nni or remit d f,ron the day AsiVtrP- are received
 Loans made upon, or will hny, U lied ~Iai.-S. Terrii"riai. .touniy or Ciiy securi- lies, prime r"mmrIciai paper or real saSt-tfr.
 Transfers of funds made, eiihpr by ,eltgrHph oi mall, and ieTnsii> male wlf h any of our correspondents will h- trnns- f.riPd in any manner desired and amount credited here upon receipt by us O. advice of such deposits.
 Exchange bought ana sold at current riI.~ Dr,IrS drawn :n sums tO suit on the principal cities of the UniIed States Hnd Eurane.
 Certificates Of Deposit issuPd pay able in any currency an demand, or affrr fl Vpd dnfeS hearing interest.
 InVesGuents made on he choicest Se- cuTltN fer pa-tirs w hO are unHbl.. toHff ndI [" sam". f'r which We will charge n mod crate rofp mission.
 Con>ignueuts of gold or silver hn!- Hon will receive eSpecial attention and the same will Ire shipped to The most reIi HrlP reiuctiOn and refining works. a' Ahyl point drSIreh. w. also m kr advHnceS ihpr,~ n Hnd allow the ,.onSI~ nors the full mel amount realized afier dedUcting rx. IenSes.
 Tho ,terofionS nf this b,pk Iegr,, ,,,, fin'd tn strictly i"git mat.- banking bus mess ifs psirnn~ may feel assured that Ihry will r.r'.iv" lIl,4ral and saifSf,cinrv ir' HIInrnf ID all transRctinns.
 ParfiP- af a diSianci. may fIr,rarti fheirl orders and reQu' stS io IhiS hank hV mai pr oihrtwi @. and ''ly upon D c"nSripn- ions. faithful execution nf their wishes
 >epl0-d
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18


 In Tu son, Oriuh..r l6. Emile, wifi. nf Thomas Ghies, Egg. aged 3l yrHrs and ? months.
 This death occurred very suddenly about live n'rlnrk last evening. Th.. d.. ce 'Sed k h daughter "f Nit.ior and Ncr,.eJ Pr"u"h"Um uf Lo, Angeles. winch was her native cliy. Sin" pnsSrsSed g most amiahie diSpositiuu. Was a d-v0'p, wife and had many warm friends Her Sud- den demise iS great Iffi tcfinp end thp bereav"d husband nas The sympathy of ihe community The funeral look pIacs i"-'lHy from the church and lary. |, attended. \ e had been % long nnd ta- ii"ni sufferer Lut now b"th hcdy ,ui >p,,-' ii "re ai rest. May her huSbaud ind c.,m ] i"ri m ihe m"murN oi her many virIue>.l l
 Los Angeles paper plra>.. rnp,.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

THE tidal wave" is again heard from. IT seems to have buried mp iht ancient Democratic mariners in the sands Of defeat on the Salt River 10 an depth. The East. the West, and the Middle; Maine. CalifOr- mia. Ohio and Iowa. What can with. stand their influence in the next cam paigny
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

THE Tombstone Mill will at onrc adopt wet crushing, and will then be able to reduce about twenty-five ton- of ore daily, whereas only about four. teen tons can be crushed in tav hv the dry method. The bullion ship ments will be correspondingly in creaStd.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

A LETTER dated Charleston, Octo- her 16, says: There is a very good prospect now that another mill will be put up here very soon. NIT. Stowe has returned. accompanied by BoStcn gentleman who represents Boston and he is very well pleased with 'hr mine Ohc EnterpriSe) and ev both intend 10 immediately Q back io Boston and complete arran@" ments for put ing mp mill whi h will be done on this side Of the river"
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
UPH0LSTERIHG WORK
THE WASS0N CLOSET

Tue undPrsi SRed, v gent tOr tite ItraSSOn Putent B0fh CIOSet ff0r .4JIz0Ra Territory. hos pLaced hCO IW the CiOSetS in ROOnl N0. / Cosmopolitan HOteL 1Chere the pItbLic dre in- Uited to inspect tAen1.
 For Toilet BnthS lCiU Dc chnr6ed 50 centS each. and $i- co fOr Hot SaLt B0thS.
 PsrSOJ1S desjrOrts Of pur- chnSiR9 ffOr prIUnte uSe can De Suppljed at he rate Of 5 70 and $95, Gcc0rItin9 to style. cB- Orders 10 be lett at B. W Rice'> Drug Store, Congress street. Fifty per cent of price must accompany all orders; the balance to be paid on de livery.
 J. ". WATERS.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

FROM various sources we learn thai just al this particular period Florence is very noisy. The court is in session q mine has been sold for a good price and there IS considerable money and plenty of roughs and bummcrS in cir culation. The result is midnight or gies, howls. shooting, etc., etc.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

POLITICS has got possession of New York courls. There are SO many "com. nissioners and "hoards connected with their election machinery that
 hcre is always a violent war for a couple of months previous to election day. This year it is worse than ever. The Supreme Court of Nv York city and county is holding an extraordinarv term solely for the dis posal of political questions.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

THE Santa Fe Sentinel of October Q says: "Gen. J. II. Hammond, L. s. Inspector Of Indian Affairs, paid his respects 10 this office on Tuesday. He was to have had a pow-wow with Great Fathers Wallace and Hatch, but the, are both absent"
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

THE lax payers of Santa Fe county, New Mexico. have voted in fa>or of the railroad bonds recently referred tn in THE CITIZEN. 4 late dispatch from Santa Fe says the official m jori- iy for the bonds in that county was l26 out Of a vote of less than 300. The tax pavcr survey has heen made and il promises that branch of New Mex leo and North Tn Pacific railroad will be in Santa Fe by January 1, lSSl.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

TRE Press dispatches to the Star are sent by mail from Casa Grande. and vet the insignificant cur who pretend, to edit that paper, charges that THE CITIZEN appropriateS his specials at the Tucson office. He simply lies.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
NEW IDTERTKSEREVTA.
Caution.

A IL PERSONS ARE CAUTIpNrD RE.
 "A EHrding nn'" drawn hy A c. tiun ter, "u and accepted bv Zrrk-nd ,rf X l"ah. In vn of G NJ. tir...-n tpr S20O0 Mexican silver. d d'd August 5, IN79. pa, able IS months afi.r tiai., itS I,. nI pro rrrdlngs may h.. n, cesspfv it r,->ir.ttn th.. payment th@r-nf. \. e. II; V TER
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

JOHN J. CANLIo, formerly City Tax Collector of Los Angeles. was lasf week convicted of having emhezzIcd Sl7,0o0 from the city during his term of office.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THiiAL ~ The rnparinership heretofore sKlsllns KIn,. h-tveen John N. Brown and A. r. Green m The sslOon business has this dSn nr -- dissolved by mutual consent, MT. br,s. witharawing. The business VIII oe oit ilnued by Mir. Green. who VII pay S'' debts and collect all h'IIs d's the nrIn,,.
 JOHN N. Bh0WS'
 A. P. GREEN Tucson, October IS, 1879. T."
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIERsl
Notice.

ME UNDERSIGNED HAS COM pi"t+d g"od and SuB>faI Hal hr-,Iy. across t"e San Pedro River, a san P,dr,, Sln,"n. A. T., at hI~ own ex ens.. and uslng ii Infil ne I~ r,-l m hnrSe,i.
 high wRi@r herean.r i'll be no obstrnc. tion io freight aId travel
 VfEn VIM. oHEESORgEN.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
In seems anomalous That the onlv

IT seems anomalous that the only part of tie country where the railroad is frenue-tlv carried ava" bv water is in an almost rainless district, where for three hundred days in the year, there is no sign of rain, or any indica- ton on the barren moun'ains and glist- ening sands that drop of rain ever fell. And tei, almost in moment impetuous floods march defiantly along the track. carving away miles of substantial and we'll appointed rail- way as if they were the most insig- nifrant and tritiing objects in the world: while the following day not loud above nor drop of water below indicate that shower had fallen n
 II that region.-[ L. A Commercial
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
THE Arizona Legislature divorce

THE Arizona Legislature divorce business got a blow between the eye lt San Francisco. Judge Morrison de ~iled that Dr. Smith aud Mis- Carper . ter were never married. because the di- vorce of the former. granted al Pres colt last winter. was void. The Judge based his decision on the fact that smith was not a resident of Arizona. Perhaps inc next case will present Il e ruestion whether the Legislature had any jurisdiction of divorce matters al all. We hope not.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

EX SECRETARY DELANo will spend lhe coming winter in New Mexico.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
FORT GRANT AND MP THOMAS
 MAIL LINE

EROM. POINT OF MOUNTAIN, VIA Fort Grant and Stafford to Camp Thomas.
 Stages will leave Point Of Mountain I w"ek kly. carry ing passengers and expfs, contracting with coaches or the NatlOhAi Mail and TraRsporrsf Company
 NORTON & STEWART, Jul2-wtf Proprietors
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
NEW SHOE SHOP!
 InHN HAVSrpnm
JOHN HAVSTROM.

MEYERS STREET. TUCSON, NEXT M d"'r To second hand siurr. ',->i Qu"i n. bhnis and shoes. from Am ri csn and French I.-nfi,.r. ms,,ie t, or,jrr ,,r IAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
BORN
DIED.

In Potion. Ocionpr II. IS79, io The wife nf FIX Governor \. F K. Ss,finrd, a danyh'er.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-01-30

smt oufjubebsn; als Dies bejabt ,pur=
De, meinte er, es lei feline oeIinuu9
porbanoen, oaB Der uorliesenoe Geict=
entmurf onsenommen lueroe, ba oie Be
pubIltonsr befanntli6 blos auf sire
Termebrung Der Ginefuren, ME obcr
auf cine Serminberuns oerjelbsn be-
oa6t leisn.
Gen. Sueu beantruste, Die Serc=
fbnr beg @elsbsntwurfes sum epecial=
9el6att Der am ndd1ten Iilttpc9.
Nadmittas I'M 3 llbr obsubaltenbcn
Ylsra1iisuns su MAIDEN. Gen. 6. ..
GiFllon lu6te ro9mals sic 9tot5pen-
olsteit oes Nmtes nadsuwcilsn, pcr=
lpro9 ober, fir Die Nufbebuns bellel<
ben Su ltlmmen, falls man i6m no1=
meile, ooB oolielbe unniit lei. Gen.
8. 9. gSilon bcontroste, Sen @clsk=
snt,putf an bas gilsnbabn Committee
|Su perlpeilen. Gen. Mooms NOR ba9e=
gen. Ct mics no6, ooB bos Giler=
bobn= &ommillariat bisbcr uneemeln
foitlpieli9 9cipelen, ,pabrenc bas Ser
li6erurss= &ommillariat ft nidt nur
leIbit erbielt lonoern Dem Staate $500
jdbrli6 einbra9te.
Na6 ,peitersr9ebatte luurbe belAlo]=
len, Die Nusele9enbeit Dem Gilsnbobn=
Committee nit Dem Inftra9e 81 ilbsr=
meilen, am 9ienita9 einen geridt gu
erlatten. Ser Grtros ocs Gen. yucQ
murbe ebenfoas an9enommen.
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Scr 9lprbfern,
Serausse9eberbon
BRICK & KAISER,
Saint G1oub, minnefota,

,erI6eint ieoen 0onnerita9 uno foifet iabrlid)
in 8oruuSbe3 bluns: 50. so.
STIR meniaer ais Monate tuiro tcin Mbon'
nemcut angenommen. .~
Yon Nbounenten, bic Die 3ettung nidt
ausoridl1 abbeitelcn, miro an9enonlne11,
oob tic oas Mbonnement ortiuleben lDunlden
Die rublaumung, ODER Serne19erun9
Ser Nb6o(ung ser 3eitung bon Dem Yotamte,
10 . fin oielelbe beorbert tporoen 1T, 1omle bic
llnterlaNung Der 4nseige an bic 9eraus9ebe1
bon Scr etwa fattfuoenoeu Srt5berdnoerun9
uno ser Nuaabe beS neuen gSobnorts entb1n'
bet niAt bon Der Be5ab(uu9 ocs oollen Abons
nementsbetrageS. .
Mn3ei9en,
tpelde o1nc 8emertun9 CUR @ufnaGme e'n>
qe6rn, meroen % langc eingcrildt unO bere@7
net, Bis iie abbeiteut meroen.
Mn;ei9en perben iu ben getpoDnllt)en
Wreilen eingcriidt, namlid l Gents pei Sre.
bier Belle, fiir Die erite Ginrlldun9, nno
G,cnts iiir icOe iolgenoe SIR Nn;e19en, ole
Idngere 3eit ltcben blclben, p1ro eln beoeu'
tenoer NbSus erlaubt
!. Sic Scransscbcr iino i'm 8eiib cinero o Il
ftdubigen Iuswabl
Neuer uno gel6madDoller Gettern,
une lino baber i'm Stanoe,
Drudl lah5n aller Nrt
in reutl6er, en9lil6sr, fronSDlil4er uno
norme9il6er @prabe
ouf's @6neQlte> S9on1t. uno S1l'glte
5u liefern,
nnb empfeblen f@ gu scneisten Nu{trdsen.
@ebrudt merben:
GetterbeaoS,
Siabcao8,
@elbdftsfartcn,
Gtrcularc,
8lauf8,
N1afate u.f. h.
auf fiirseife sfoti;.
8efcauusen uno @eloer aotciitre man:
Srid S Safer,
ct. G(ouo> @tearns Co., Mfinnel lota.
Letter Box 407,
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Ginem @erliner @@loGermsife,

Ginem 8erliner @4loHermeiiter,
Ser 1eit Sobren oas prdoitat 9of.
@4loTermeiiter auf ieinem Jirmen.
@9iloe uno ieinen &e9nunesformula.
rem sefabrt batte, 1T biels jebt bon
@eiten ser Beb6roen perboten ,porber.
na9oem 1i@ beraus9eite1t bot, bab er
li9 oa1lelbe Ielbit rerlieben, uno 5uar
oesbalb, neil feline Wertitatt ii@ in eli
|ner 2ofalitdt auf einem 9ofe befinbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-01-30
2Spbe,t Stun Sitl,au*
81 II 8 I d 1t 3.

Sails Die neueiten Ssridte aug
Berlin auf Wabrbeit beruben, bat Gin
9ober Offisier Der beutlden Nrmee ei=
| ner auslpQrti9en Madt bic luibtielten
militdrilden @ebelmniiie> oarunter Den
iiber Nllss tpidtigen Plan Der Mfobil=
mo6ung perratben. Scr 8erod6tiae,
Elm Baron uno Wajor Der Nrttraerie,
loasli6 bereits in 9oft beI.n>en, uno
es belBt, her ProSeb lueroe balo Begin
men, wenn Die Ge9ierun9 IS ni9t ettua
oor5ieben lo0te, Die unansenebms @e=
| 6idte 5u berbereen. WdbrenO oas
|ldarilidti9e 9lu9e Sismard's Oer=
artise 8orfOmmnlile nidt sIinoen
tann, lauIen trok ieinen OtaBreseln AUDI
anoere @oden nidt 9eraOe 10 aus, pie
er als Wla6tbaber es wobl serne le5en
nD9te.
60 baben mebrere Gtaotsresierun=
lgen ibre Vertreter i'm Sunoesratbe in
truirt sesen oos &ntbelsslet gu itim=
men, uno ss 1T sweifelbaft, o6 es Bis=
mard 9elingen miro, Die 3ultmmung
oes Bunoesratbs fir oislen Ge]sbent=
luurf gu crlansen.
Nu9 Seitrei9 bat mieoerum feline
plase, inoem Die Yeit oort uiele Men=
idenleben gum Opfsr Torbert. 8on
5eiten oer @anitdts gommilIon
,puroe eine Gonferen5 abesbalten in
tuelter 9tutl4lano, Ositerrei9 unb
un9aru oertre!en paren, uns tpuroen Die
BON ben oeutl4en uno 0lterreidii9en
Delesaten porsel9la9eneu MaBreseln
5ur 8erbinoerun9 oer Gini9leppuns
Der Beulenpelt i'm 8elentli1en anss=
nommen. Sic 0or16riften in 8e3us
auf Die ginfu6ren BON &uBlano lino et=
mas weni9er itrens aIs Die semu9tsn
Vorl0lQ9e, JeODD De10loB Dle G0ms
milton in. Golle oer Ausbreituns Der
@eude Die @ren5e 9dn8li9 gu iperrsn.
8e5iisli@ Der orientalil6en 6rase lau-
ten bic junsiten Beri@te5abin, ooB man
f9 iiber Die 8er30seruns Der unter<
3eidnuns oes befinitiben 8ertrases 3tpi.
lden &ublano uno Der Siirtei beI9wert
babe, uno rdtb Der rullilden Resie=
run9, li6 nit Der Gdumuns bes thrift
|lden @ebiets nidt gu beeilen wnb last,
Die @esner &uBlanbs intrisuiren, nm
Die 2Dluns Der oltrumelil6en 6rage big
gum abgange Der ruiiii6en Nrmee gu
|oeDO9ern. sc lei oaber ratblam, OaB
Die Ssuppen big gum Mpril in Moria=
nopel bleiben, bomit Die Yforte nod
INNER ben Ginflub ihrer Anueien5eit
|Juble, penn oas &elultat Der Na6l
zines Giiritsu fir 8ulsariea ertldrt
|uiro.
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subsequent insertion. A reduction
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3r. 8. glippolo, Mcooburp,

9r. 8. 3ippolb. Wcooburp,
Minn., beri9tet uns:: 9r. Mug. R6ni9z
6ambur9er $ropfen beilten BON einem
ldn9eren llnuobliein. Gs III Die bette
Wteoijin, Die i@ ie 9ebrau6t babe.
Rein 9reis 1T oafiir gu tbeuer uni
piiroe i4 9erne SIS Die Glalbe be3ablen.
menn i'd iie ni@t billiser betommer
t6nnte. @olt ibr ni@t betrosen tper=
ben, 10 iebet senau barauf, bob jeot
Glai6c bon 9r. Mu9uit a6nigs pam.
burger 5ropfen Die Nomensunteridrif
Der 9erren q. 8oseler & So. trdst.
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Maen's 2ungen- Bollam

bat iid} erprobt als bas srobte mebisinifde
3eilmittel fir 2unsenleioen, fir @einiauno
bes 8lutes unb sS;eberberitequng Der geiun.
ben Bci9aifenbeit Der 2eber. ST ,entfernt
ben 96leim bon ben 2uneen, unb babnt ba
bard ben gSeg 3u elmer bei@leunisten Sci.
lunQ.
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Gin pri9ine4e5 6ebet.

gu elmer 3eit, no mebr ols ie Der
Betlueberei 9ebulcist miro, mo- mandes
@eib oie1ei9t i'm @tillen i6on ldn9it
ben @unid sendbrt, oab bod enolid
au4 oiele @eiberberumsieberei in ben
n6rhli9en &esionen f9 einniitete,
slauben mir nit &cdt, fol9enoe abfer=
tisuns oerartiser .8et,peiber 5ur Grbou-
un9 unleres 2elerfreiIes ,uieoerSuseben.
Gin @oloou in @prinsfiele, o.,
luurbe tiir5lid BON elmer 8anoe Bet
meiber beimselu&t, mel9e oen Mirtb
our6 Bsten gum @dlieben leines
@aloons bepssen mollten. Na4oem
bic 9amen freunbli@ aufsenommen
uoroen warcn uno lid 9eiekt batten,
betete Der @oloonbeiter folsenoerma=
Ben:
| rMQmddtiser 5d0pfsr, oer 9u 9im-
mel uno Groe sema9t uno Die Men=
l6en nod 9eincm Gbenbiloe au He9en~
ten Der Groe 9eldoiisn bof ! Wdbreno
Die Sbiere bon @ros uno Waller leben,
llebr!cit Ou 9sinen 9iener 9toab Mein
MAIDEN uno beitraftelt i'm nibt, ols er
in, uebermab oopon 9euob. 9ein ein=
;iser @obn Selus permanoslte bel Der
6od5eit gu Canaan als Der Srauben.
! Taft ausseean9en mar, Wone1 in Wein,
comit oas Dersniisen Der @aIte n'6t
eeit6rt puroe. Gin oeutl6cs @pr'd,
mort lost: r@er nidt liebt Mein,
Weib uno @eions, Der bleibt Elm Starr
|lein 2eben lang" l1no ale 9rebe
Wldnner ouf Groen baben BON Dem
wein setrunt:n, mel9en 9u Deinen
&inbern auf groen se9ebsn ba1. Wlr
bitten Sid, 0 9err, 9u >uolltelt Sid
uber oieie @eiber erbormen, pel9e nl9t
oanfbar Fno fir Seine @aben - lle
uoQen Seine &inoer $bicren 9lei9
MAIDEN unb lis 5pinsen Bahsr 5n trin=
fen ,uie Elm Odle, pdbreno bisls Mel=
Der li@ ubermdbig fleioen uno our6
uiele anoere Yerl9,uenoun9en, mel9e
ni9t 5u unlerer @oblfabrt bienen, ibre
Nldnner in Bancroft ftiir5en, lie oler
6reuoen bieler Welt berauben nno oft
gar gum @elbitmoro treiben. . 9err !!
8lide auf biele 9omen bernieoer - l'e
baben nidt einmal tie @eii9tsfarbe,
| Die 9u ibnen 9eseben baf, lonoern
! ilnbigen 1pioer Sid; ni9t 5ufrieoen
nit Der Natur bemalen lie ibre @ei@~
ter !; Du tannf sbenfolls ieben, ooB lis
ni6t @eltalt baben, bic 9u ibnen 9e=
seben bait. iie trasen 9Gder ouf Dem
@aden pie bic &ameele; 9u fc6it> oab
|ibr &opf6mud aug fal|4en 9ooren
befebt uno ,penn fe ibren muno 0ffnen
|Iebf 9u ibre foll6en 3dbne. = 9iele
Weiber mollen Mdnner baben, mel9e
al oieles eeoulois binnebmen, obne Die
@raft gu sebrau&en, bic Du Dem
Manne perlieben baf, oab Die Trau
Dem Mann untertbdnis iein ion. sic
mouen teine Birben oes perbeiratbeten
2ebens trosen; f: iino gu faul. um
Rinber gu er5ieben, unb Du, 9err,
Dem M(les ofenbar iit, 9u meibt, mas
lie beseben. 9ieie 9amen iino 10 poa
@emeinbeit unb WfutbmiQen, oaB lie
ben Mutb baben, Seine ginri@tuns
um3uitiiritn. . 9err, erbarme Sid
ibrer uno nimm 1ie mieoer ouriid gu
Dir-nimm Die $borbeit aud ibren
R6pfen uno 9ieb ibnen @erfano bofir,
oab lie ibre 9ummbeit ertennen unb
ben 3med i6res iroil9en 9aleins Elm
leben m6etu, um Deines @obnts uil<
len. Mmen."
ST.. 8. Nippolb, 8cooburp,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-08-07
A pittsburgh Mans Luck.

Newspapers nowadays are full of stor-
les of the marvellous luck which has be-
fallen people who did not look for any
thing of the kind to happen. Every now
and then we hear of somebody having q
large fortune left to them by the death of
u distant relative, q cousin in California,
or something of that kind. Not long ago
u young Pittsburgher had singular
piece of luck happen to him. One day
the young gentleman in question was
walking down Fifth avenue when he saw
an old and rather decrepit man slip on q
crossing aud fall heavily. He aided him
to regain his footing, and helped him
into neighboring drug store, where the
old man had his leg mended with stick
ing plaster, us he had knocked some of
the skin off, The old fellow seemed very
grateful for the courtesy which had been
shown him, and, after asking the name
of the Young man who had been of SER
vice to him. he wrote it down in mem
orandum book, and said, as he shook
hands, my name is, am from Mas
sachuSetts. Some day, perhaps, you may
hear from me-" Time passed on, and all
recollection of the occurrence passed from
the Pittsburgher's mind. He became
embarrassed in business, and was re-
duced to extreme poverty. One day
when he felt extremely down-hearted and
did not know which way to turn for II
livelihood, he Glanced to pick up Bos-
ton paper, and, to his intense astonish-
ment, he saw that the old man whom he
had picked up on Fifth avenue was dead,
and by his will, which was published in
the paper, the Pittsburgher saw that a
fortune ofover 5000, 900 had been left by
the dead man to found a theological sem
| mary