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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-13

QUoTH wise man to a youth one day
Tell me your aim in life. pray .
A mighty general I'd be.
Replied the youth, ambitousIy
Then quoth the stripping to the sage:
Tell your aim in your old age.
Then said the sage, a little tired,
.'Aime q. / have no aim; I've fired =
Mixed up with the aim OF the youth and the want
Of aim avoyred by the sage was a sentiment common
to both, but Of which unfortunately no mention Is
made by the poet We refer to an ambition hring
each to he always well drcssed-an ambition which
they and all others easily satisfy 10y calling on
Godfrey WOof next dOortO the post stcifce, Altoona
1Ir. W is proprietor Of the most extensive ready
made clothing ia this section Of the state and
has lately filled his shelves with all styles aud de
scriptiOns OF Spring and Summer wear from the
cheap business suit to costume ht for bridal oc-
cAainn.
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oBETEAR RE

SHOENIA kER.-Dled, in Carroll township. on
Friday morning. June q, 1879. Mrs. KATE. wife OF
MIR. T. ". Shoemaker. aged "a years and o
months.
The deceased lady was a victim Of that fatal dis
ease. consumption, and for many months suffered
as only those do suffer who are afflicted with this
renorSeIcss malady= Vet at no time throughout
her long and painful illness did she fail 10 mani
fest the utmost Christian foTtitude and rcsigna-
tion. 4 fond and faithful wife and kind and in
dulgent mother, her death is indeed a sad blow 70
her hereaved husband and two little children, who
have the sympathies OF ali who know them In
their Irreparabie loss, The funeral took place
SUNDAY forenoon. the remains being brought TO
this place for intement in the Catholic cemetery,
whittier they were followed by Que Of the largest
concourses of people ever called together on such
an occasion. May her soul rest I'm peace
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HYHESE6E.

R-STOUGH.-Married in Cambria
township. Tuesday evening June 10, 1879. by
Rev. Harrison. Mr.. JOSEPH SECHLER OF said town
ship. and Miss EMMA, daughter of Mr. } no Slough.
of this place. May peace, plenty and prosperity
ever abide with the happy young couple
EN.-1Iarried, in Pittsburs,
on Tuesday, June 10. 1879, by Rev. --, n O..
EEDwATiD ADAMS. OF 81. Augustine. and Miss --,
daughter of Capt. Dan Bradley, OF Galhtziu.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-13
THREE HORSES KILLED BY LIGHTNING
The .InhnstnMn Tri5lLne of Saturday saws

Mr.. George Turner. a weIl-kuown farmer of Con
cmaugh township, made narrow escape from a
sudden and horrible death Thursday evening.
He started for Indiana county early in the mornn2 Z
to buy butter eggs etc to sell at his stand at the
JOhnstOwn market. and about o'clock. T.. NJ. when
the thunder storm began raginC, he was in the
nCighboThOod of Pine Flat. He took refuge in a
friendly wagon house alongside the road. driving
his horses in out Of the storm. and sat down by the
side OF the wagon of the sills Of the building.
A few minutes aftcrward he was blinded and par
TALLY stunned by vivid fash Of lightning. and
when he able TO look around he discovered that
both of his horses were lying the ground dead.
They were subsequently buried. and yesterday he
managed TO get word Of his situation to his father
in-law. AIr Philip Arthur. of Pine Flat, who went
to his relief with team Of horses and brought him
and the wagon up to Johustown last evening He
did not feel any bad effect from the shock. and oc-
cupied his stand at market this morning as usual.
4 horse belonging to Mr.. Alexander Murphy, of
Adams township. also struck Dy lightning on
Thursday evening. 1t was found dead under a tree
in the pasture field this morning.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-13

THE HoIlidaysburg Register says that Mr.. Joseph
Riddle. Of FraukstOwn township. received on
Saturday last. by express from Philadelphia, a
pair OF kittens. called Spanish ratters- They were
present from his brother Mr.. George N. Riddle,
who is enguged in the mercantile business in that
city and who we may add. i rusticating in Ehens-
burg Just The kittens are very beautiful and
valuable.
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Men Hats H- low 1-.----- -r-.-
Mems Fine Dress Hats for 81 %
Best Hats in the market tsr----- 81 Sd uu Co 2 %
Bows Hats as low s5 cents and mp 20 aI cents
LADIES HATs~.-WC have the largest stock OF
Ladies Hats o. r1 found iu Northern Cambria, and
viii sell them cheaper than any wfLl-uer --u buy
them iE the city Also. O large lot ui Misses and
Chfldreu-- Hats at wonderful low prices
Read and judge for y ourselves
- Please give the above list careful exam ma
ri0u and you viii see that I have reduced every
thing 90 tho utmost limit. which t was only Tussi-
he do by Topping of all expenses for clerk hire,
etc. and attending To the entire business self
Hence il iS that able 90 uudgrsell other mer-
chants who employ clerks at large salaries and re-
gulre their customers 20 pay Tor the luxury and
hence II b. also that tety any 90 compete with
the above prices. - come and see me, every body,
and rest assured that if can't give you good bar
gains no man lu the county is able @ do 70. At
least those are the sentiments uf al who have pun
chased goods AT the ''PEoFLEs CHEAF VARIETY
STORE kept 10y
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CHEERILY blow the bugle horn.
In the cool green woods OF morn;
Loose the hounds and let them go;
Wax the cord and bend the bow;
s M ahnnt thu. wicked nnsnmIfn-

Having done that much You viii be in proper
frame of mind to fully appreciate the importance
Of bit OF advice which we desire to give you. It
is this When you 20 forth To rePlenish your
wardrobe with a Spring Summer suit Of ready
made clothing. be not seduced by the speci0us Of
fers of shOfdy dealers but rather direct your foot
stems 10 the old reliable house Of Jas. ! Murphy.
100 Clinton street. JohustOwn, where the goods
which will be shown YOU are at once superior in
material and remarkably low in price. The repu-
tation Of this house stands preemnent in the list
of those at which a man gets full value for the
money he expends. a large and very fine invoice
of light wear lust received.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-13
The Freeman at and near Home.

Trat local advertisers who favor with their pa
t-5uaze may know exactly where the FREEMAN cir
c.Iates most extensively In Cambria and Blair
rT-urfe= we append a table showing the number
rrr0uIes sent through the mail OF delivered by
rfer 70 bona 6fs subscribers at the several points
r1wed. II viii be seen that the list aggregates
nearly eigtf hundred out Of total circulation Of
over srrrEr hluired. willing to certify
4ar oath and we doubt whether there is any paper
f1 the county. and certainly none in the northern
mart OF IT, which present good showing
within such narrow limits Here are the figures
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on, maiden fair, with eyes Of blue.

On. maiden fair. with eyes OF blue.
With tangled cUrls OF amber shade,
Whisper il softly, tell me true,
OF whom YOU are dreaming. pretty maid?
She lifted her hOof. and whistIcd. 'Nhow!
Thar's q pesky gravel got inter my shoe
1t was q most uncomfortable predicament for
a Young lady or an old either. to-bc placed in.
But we venture the suggestion that II was caused
by wearing limiting shoe-one too broad in the
instep or down In the heel. defective IN some
other particular. Such mishaps can be easily pre-
vented. The boots shoes and slippers sold by :.
BlumenrhaI. llIq Eleventh avenue Altoona. ac-
comunOdate themselves to the exact shape OF the
foot as a glove to the hand, and eNtraneous sub
stances thereby kept at proper distance. lhlS
stock is lust larger than usual ana marked
at prices which speak for themselves. and an order
is solicited, either in person or by mail. 4 me LOT
of boots and shoes for gentlemen Is also in store
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-13
EBENSB'G WOOLEN FACTORY.
COUNTRY WORK A SPECIALITY.

fl'HE uud sucl having recently pUrcha sed the
L property known tHe EHECsBCEs WcoTEN
tACToET from tle AsHi- a. a. Y n Geo W
Jones, desire TO cali the .tsntOu Of the public 20
the fact that theE UrupO- ftUttuE said Factory in
operation forthwith Tor ...s purpose o. doing all
kinds Cf COY STEF - 1Rt- such l- Cav d.
ing DyCiuE- spfn1 ing. Weaving. &c
VIII also Manufacture 2 IAN i els Efauucfs-
CnssinlcEE and Nar-s-
Having secured the sgfH res Of ENFEGI ENCED
and PRACTICAL man 10 l-#-ual-C the business. we
-au guarantee entire satisfaction o. all who favor
with their custom. 2 IT. BARKER.
ALVIN EVANS.
Ehnu Shs.rE. Nav 2 1s-p-ff ED IA MIS-
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RooT ID sEEnE nEPARTMENT

pan Men good IIUW SHOES I"r-------.----- p
pair Mems good Bu-kled shoes f-r----..-.--,l 2
J pair Mons Fine Boots
] pair Mems best Calt-Eiu Boots t1r--.------- q
pair Woueu's good Shoes fer---.---.--------
] pair Womuu's best Shoes f1r-.------.---.-.- 8
! pair Ladies Gaiiers --..-----...--
pair Ladies best tIaitrrs for. .......-.-----
Misses Shoes. nf all stg les and sizes from % t1
4 large stock oi Children's Shoes at lowest prices
4 very large stock of Baty Shoes NJ 25c. per uai
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Two story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
Frame stable and OutbuiIdfugs.

No. S--All that certain piece parcel Of land
situate ia the township Of Cambria. Cambria
county. Pa, beginning at post In the liue Of
Thomas Gr.Mth's land; thence hy said line.
south IS peTchcs TO post; thence hy land of
Iohu T. 1ibhytt. west 81 perchcs, To . spruce /;
thence by land formerly of Evan + Evans and
Hugh Jones. decd. north - perrhes. 90 "a post E
thence boy land o a A. Barker, east a perches- TO
the place Of giuuiuy-csr-ainiug 10 Acres
and - peTCases- b. the same more oT less all
OF which are cleared and iu good condition This
piece Of ground lies % short distance south OF the
borough line and is known as the Harris Farm '
= O. An that certain piece or parcel ni land
situate in the township Of Cambria. Cambria
county. Pa, bounded and described follows.
that Is TO say. adjoining lands of the estate 1i
Jacob Mack. decd. Evan 7 Evans and Richard ID.
Davis. containing acres. or thereabuuts. most OF
which cleared
TERMS or SALE.-guc-third Of the purchase
money to be paid thc confirmation OF the sale.
and tbe remainder in two equal annual payments.
with interest. Co be secured by bond and mortgage
OF Judgment notes of purchaser.
ABEL LLOYD.
Assignee of Isaac Crawford.
Ehensburg June :, ls-9.-l3.-3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-13

Having purchased the fol-
= lowing described articles at SAsFih-s sale. 10
wit: Stables Sofa lounge set cushioned chair.
II calc-settcd chairs rocking chairs, tcdsteads
and bedding, stoves. bureaus. carpets oil cloths.
looking glasses. etc and lcH tAe same in care ut
John Sharhauch Of SumulitSille. hereby caution
all persons against interfering IH any way with said
property. NJ J. Blth-
Altoona, June :. s79.-la-aL
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lbs. good Brown Coffee for..-..--..-...--..-sl 81 O
lbs. Drowned hio tuuee ior-----------.----- .
10 lbs. Green Coffee o.
lbs. Green Coffee fhe>t iu markctI lHr-.---- I O
IS lbs. Brown Sugar ] o
p lbs Coffee Sugar g
Il lbs White Sugar @
8 gals good syrup o.
> gals best syrup iu uaryer fur-........-.... o
] Scrub Brush tsg-.-.-----. .-----.---.. j
! Broom --------.- j
boxes b.t'hILl- IHE----
u boxes Coffee Essence ---.---------..-. .
boxes I've ur 8 balls Potash tor.-.---...-.... ?
L. cans Tomatoes ] @
gals. Carbon ON fur.-.... .--.- ] o
es 1-Ih cakes Srau ...-..... ] o
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-13

The Democratic voters of the several wards,
h0r0ughs and townships of Cambria county
are requested TO meet at their usual places Of
holding the general election, on
Saturday June 2sth- 1879
at . O'CLOCK. 2. NJ. and elect two delegates
from each election district to represent them
IN the county convention, to be held at the
Court House i'm Ehensburg, on
Monday. June 3Oth, 1879,
at O'CLOCK, p. NJ, to nominate a county
ticket.
The polls will be kept open until o'clock
T. NJ. ON Saturday.
JOSEPH M'DOSALD,
Chairman Democratic Co. Committee.
EbeusbUrg MAY p. 1879.
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women's Dress. and what It Costs.
PH1LADELPHrA. June 9. Is.

MIDSUMMER BDUCTIoNs-sEssoNaRlE EArKRIar
ACCEPTED FASHIONS IN MEDIUM-PFClcED
COSTUNEs AND UNDERG EsIENrs.
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4 NJ KEIM, VI. d. PHYSICIAN A<p
- STURGEON. EheastuTg. PA. Once HiVh
street west Of Julian street. and nearly opposite
the RlaT House Consultations in both German
and English. Nighf calls should he n sde at tlts
office T,a'--.-tf.I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-13

- Estate of Thomas TODp. decd.
Letters OF Admin -1ration the estate Of Ihos.
Todd, late of EncnshurE borough. deceased. having
been granted 70 the undersigned 10y the Register
Cambria county. all persons indebted % said
tate are hereby notified % ke payment without
DELAY. and those having claims against The same
viii present them properly authenticated for -ettle
luent JAMES MYERS.
F.reEstu1-. = 1Io Is. IS19.-5t-s
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A SSIGNFE.S NOTICF--Nnti.a is

"a hereby given that Isaac Crawford. 0f tfp Dor
ough of Enelshur-- Cambria county. Pa, ard Har-
assigned all the estate. real and personal of the
said Isaac Crawford 90 Abel Lloyd. Uf cambria
township iu the count and state Eurcltf
tor the CREDITOR of said Isaac Crawford. AN per
sons. rt therefore, Indebted 90 IC said I-Isr rH syiurI
having claims coz demands VIII make uUsu tho
same without lrIar. ABEL lI-sNu.
MAJ ls-0.-5t. Assignee of I=s... Crawford
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''JUSE is here. with bslmy air.
WrcsthS Of buds and blossoms fair.
Smiling skies and sunny hours,
Breezss soft and gentle shov'rs,
FlOwTcts gay OF richest hue,
Sparkling bright with morning dew.
Nature decked il robe Of green,
Welcome. month Of FiOrs's queen.
Welcome June. And welcome. also, thermom-
cteT whose lowest notch in the daytime l. about $50
It il the sort of weather that IcaSeS provided the
clothing YOU is such to shed the suns rays
Are You in possession Of that description Of cloth
ing? We hope SO; but for fear You are not We
venture TO tell you that you can buy, at NJ. Volts,
III Eleventh avenue. Altoona. coat n vest and a
pa!r Of pantaloons, OF Sossamer texture, vet solid
and substantial. that viii suit you. for mere song
The lowncss Of Mr.. Wolrs prices are p household
word wherever known. and the stock he deals in f.
uuTivaled for its wearing qualities. He has Just
shelyed a new lot Of goods, and the man who fails
get pick out of it viii have lost money for HIM
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-13
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and efectual
for Preserv-
ing the hair
Faded or gray
,hdir is soon
restored TO its
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h. o. oeSChgeI-.
FASHIONABLE CUTTER bS1 ttsIVMss,

l-I5 ~iSt tttT- IN
GfbI iu GLsIey Building. ON f-h street where
- choice samples 0t Cloths. Cas-iIneres Ne~tiul-,
sc. from which selections can Doe made. viii at an
times be kept uu hand and full suits single srt-
clos OF wearing apparel tp- either gents or youths
VIII he made rH order on the shortest notice in the
latest and best -tEl1. and 40 tho lowest living price
Satisfaction farl Etee6 u all cases and the best ~
work furnished iIlly as cheap inferior clothing
Zoe hau-h ht rClly-Iuafe gE-A trial iE carr ast-
ly solicited IB. %. GESt IEtf FR.
Eheushurs- Nav -. 1S-g.-tf
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DR. VI. r. CREEEY. -Su-g5a Den
IL tsSf. having la-ltci i'm the Of
flee and residence owned and recent sz-z
y occupied hy Ir. 7. = Datman. re ffyfSsls5A
specially tenders his professional LII -
services go the people Of EurEshurg
and vicinity. and -uar1utce- good E--A 20 honest
prices Ss-A lady ass5staut viii le lu attendance
Whcncse er her services are req uITc1-EA Auicsthct-
les carefully and safely ndmiuiSft l W ben desired
TIE patronage of al in need ot -autal services Is
respectfully solicited. l5-,l, ls--ti-l
EXECCTOR' NOEICE LISTERS
4 = tcstlmeutary the est 5-e ot p zahel stu
by late Of Carroll township save been 2rfdlted ty
the Register Of Cambria cuuEy q the uutcre -icls
residing near Egeushurg. \ All Ig-~1Is iutcht-
ed to said estate will pleas kc proIup pay Iueut
Of the same. and those % .lnE claims WI present
them properly authenticsce-i Tor settler cent
MART1R SANDERS. f.xccutlr.
Ebensburz., May IS. a79.-et-
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MISS NJ Z. DAVIS has jsSt returned
IVA i-,ltn tiie cits ~ith large G=sl elegant -teck
o. SsseFtssF- a1s Summer Hat S. &cll e.
iu,s Inc o. Notions aud other soo,s %! ~ lc.
steb viii ID. -.II very cheap IL -asi. if.di' are
-srrestfv invited o. give her call ~t'fc ~ p y
Huunlh- evs btiiilfu.. corucf % iUiiH -no i'"-
. f5rd = reefs.
= easiar. apr .. 1s-'-77
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DLANING MILL.-Havaig attached
L TO our I.UxBEls oIIIIs near ashland Furnace
n complete Plan sag Hifi- w. are prepared -
work ELOofISg. SlDISc and AsgLI-uieG % ever
rs BRoo,1, EOFK and HOE faASI,I-Es, sc. -9oA-
rSC ami SIuI.-z3 always on aaud at the MI and
for sale at tn cloves cash sfices. .
L. = q. MDORE
Alrfl IS 1.gss-ssrl D O. address AkfooNh, "a
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ewspapcr Adrertisius Bureau, 10 sprucest., ny.
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balance due t9wnshLr......-...

LIABILITIES OF TOWNSHIP.
.m Z 1f outstanding orders. -s.-.-..-.--....-...--
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VI. J. TEITELBAUM.
IORETTO. PA.
Balance due township

ANTHoNY SHHIvEr. Supervisor. DIR.
To amt duplicate. work tlN.-.-..-.-.... .sl-f-1u
money tax. l8-la-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-07

soms oi the southern States are showing more and more disposition to smother their pride and boasted honor in reSorting to almost any pitifl expedient to escape tho payment of their just liabilities. Virginia, even. when a courteous and generous propo- sition from her creditors Is under consider ation by the Legislature and committee representng the bQudholders, is alive with talk that means nothing less than Ienqdi' s.ion. A convention of these repudiationists, whom it is the fashion to call readjusters, IS about to be held. In Tennessee, liberal prop si,isns by creditors, submitted through General Pryor, have been rejected hy one branch of the General Assembly, and in terms tha, were little short of disceurteous These States are earning bad repute m the eyes of the word, and cannot complain If they are rated according 10 their own ap- praisement of their integrity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-07
A swrsDLE THAT WASN'T A swIspLK

During the afternoon of yesterday, our town was filled with wild rumors and state mcnts regarding John II. Marion's relations to the Enterprise. It was claimed by Mir. Marion that there was an attempt to prevent him from collecting certrin moneys due him from Mir. Weber, secured by a mortgage on that paper.
 The facts as We gather them from the parties most deeply interested, are: NIT. Marion executed mortgage to James Daly, upon the Enterprise Office, in July 1878; and afterwards he sold the office to Mr. Paul Weber, who, iu turn, mortgaged it to Mir. Marion. Daly's mortgage being prior In date, of course became the first hen, ard this mortgage having become due February 1st, the owners wanted their money. This, MT. Marion failed to pay, and they took possession of the office on the s7th inst, and sold it out 10 satisfy their mortgage, to The Enterprise Publishing Company.
 Yesterday, MT. Marion disregarding this gale made under a mortgage and power given and executed by himself, claimed the right to again self the same property, which, of course, was denied by the pur- chasers, who closed the doors against Ma rion and hIs followers. who then went through the form of an auction sale, and selling the same to himself, in the street in front of the office. The amount que Marion on the mortgage had nearly all been paid so there remained only small balance unpaid.
 We are now credibly informed that thi: entire balance was paid to Mir. Marion to- day. It will therefore be seen that iu' stead of the Publishing Company attempt ing to swindle Mr. Marion, they have pro tected and preserved the office, in fact, ant paid Mir. Marion all the money due him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-07
Deserted Mining Towns.

There are deserted towns in Nevada, but they are not old ones. X few years ago the popula,ion of Hamilton is said % have been rearIy 5000; of Treasure Hill 6,OOo; ot Shcrmantown 1000; of swansea 5000 All were ineorporatsd with Mayor, Council, Fire Department and Hewspapers. Ham ilton has now about 100 inhabitants, most of whom arc merely waiting in dreary inac- ton for something to turn up Treasure Hill has about half as many. shermantown one family and Swansea none. lnone Can yon of the Toiyabe range, nc arAusiin, are hyo dead towns without single inhabitant.
 The streets and blocks graded on the hill sides are rapidly falling back into the wilderness.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-07
Chinese Bill Vetoed.

The President has vetoed the Chitese bill which restricted the Chinese government from shipping their rice devouTers Tn numbers exceeding fifteen, upon any one steamer, to our shores. With the consent of PresIcent Hayes. the "Chinesc must stay" our poor white people deprived by this foreign mass of mast filth, of the means of ssstcnanoe: Our poor-houses will be filled with white men and women who are not able to live on air and water, and are therefore unable to compete with Jokn pig teil ss cheaR labsr- CTS. The President has ruined for the present. the Pacific slope, which is grooming under great load placed on irs soil from Chinia, and he will forever Le sbhorred Dy every lover of freedom and preference for the white wards of our Nation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-07
A story About OccuIIst smith.

While Smith was in Paris he met Dr. Martinache, a surgeon ot considerable note, and induced him to come % San Francisco. The two formed partnership, and as smith knew but little about the eye, Martinache performed all the operations, while Smith stood by and apparently directed them with such remarks as; ''Now be careful there,
 .'Cut light" hI.oak out for the nerve at your left" etc, etc. As Maftinaehe, who was do- ing all the work, dId not understand word of English, inc remained unconscious of the fact that the patents being operated on' and their ftlends, supposed Smith was bossing the job. and thai Aartinaehe was only an assistant. The man smith has evidently found his level at last.-Cll. Spirit Times