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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-02-06
Light ana Shade.

Would love be love without loves sighs
Would rest be rest, were toll unheard?
Would joy be joy, If pain could dleg
Or fight be fight, TO wings unsnareaE
Would home be home, were cares unknown
Would light be light, were darkness dead
Would wheat be wheat, were tares unsownf
Or hope be hope, If doubts were ledF
Would heights be grand, were ways less steep
Would shores be blest, were seas untossedf
Would smiles be fair did we not weepf
Our loved so dear, were hearts unlostf
Oh, calm is deep, though storms are loudi
And flowers are gay through winters heath
And stars more bright where looms the clouds
Thank God for life, thank God for DEATH
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A siicIx &nnlnfnr.

The excessive corpulency Of certain Unitec
States Senator has long been the butt of ed
itorial wit aud spicy bon nsots from the pens o
Washington correspondents. Few person:
have suspected that his obesity was a disease
and liable to prove fatal. Yet this is the SAT
fact Excessive fairness is not only a disease
in itself. but one liable to generate other anC
more serious ones. Chemistry has at last re
vealed safe, su,e, and reliable remedy foi THU
abnormal condition of the system in Allan'i
Anti-Fat. Distinguished chemists have pro
nounced 1t not only harmless but very benz
fetal to the system, while remedying the dis
eased condition. Sold by druggists.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-02-06

Don't let the blood stagnate in your veins.
You can prevent its doing so by increasing its
volume and purity, by stimulating the diges-
tive organs, and encouraging assimilation
with that match ess vitalizing agent, Hostel.
ter's Stomach b tiers. Peonle not afflicted
with any organic or inorganic disease, grow
wan and haggard simply because their blood
is thin, watery, deficient in nourishing prop
critics and so meager in quantity that the ex
tremities are very imperfectly supplied with it.
and the superficial cicuiation extremely fee
BILE. Hence the bloodless appearance Of the
conference. But when the Bitters are used to
enrich aud quicken the blood, the rosy hue oi
health returns to the cheek, the frame acquires
substance as wei as vigor, the appetite i'm
proves, and no digestive qualms interfere
either with its qualification or the subsequent
IF tba sfpruapb
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VE1kW
he Celebrated
" Natchless /"
Wood Tag Plug
81 PIONEER ToBACCo COMPANY,
New York. Boston and Chicago

MALIGNANT AND SUBTLE INDEED is the
poison of Scrofula, and terrible are its ravages
in the system. They may, however, be per-
manently stayed and the destructive virus OK
PEELED from the circulation with SCovIIEs
BLooD AND LIVER SYRUP, potent vegetable
deterg 4nt which eradicates all skin diseases,
leaving no vestige Of them behind. White
swelling, salt rheum, letter, assesses, liver
complaint, and eruptions of every description
are invariably conquered by it. Druggists
sell it,
For upwards of thirty years Mrs. WINE
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children with never failing success. II
correcst acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
diarrhca, whether arising from teething or
other causes An old and weIl-tried remedy
25 cts. bottle.
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. arc produc-
ing superb instruments at very low prices
not much more than prices of poorest organs.
Highest honors at every worlds exhibition
for many years, and two highest awards at the
last and greatest at Paris, this year, tell the
story of their superiority.
throat AffecIs0ns ana HOarseness--Aii
suffering from Irritation Of the Throat and
HoarSeaesS win be agreeably surprised at the
almost immediate relief afforded by the use OF
"Brotcn's Bronchial Trocltes" % cts. box.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-02-06

Very important bills
PQnCl01ArG now pending in Congress,
4 O41OAOlAOAO ~, which. If allowed to pass
ali pension claims herstofore admitted will be reopen
ed thousands of eritorous claimants win be dropped
from the rolls nd great injustice done. For full par
ticuiars send for cory OF THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, an
SPACE paper fssued montny and devoted to the inter
este Of soldiers nd sailors and their heirs Contains
All NEyF BOUNTY ard pFsSsoS LAWS should be in the
hands Of every soldier. Terms, so cents per year
Special Inducements 10 clubs. Specimen copy free
address ato5ee. GEORGE Il LEMON q Co.
WAehfnaton u @.
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An cid hat that once belonged to Ns.
poleon /. was recently sold for thirty-tive
dollars, which is good price. certainly,
when we consider that both the Nap. and
crown sire gone,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-02-06

s'Good chants for vou, sonny said
the man when he gave the boy hymn
book.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-02-06
New England Conservatory
Method for the PlalOfOPte.

This very popular and good Methfd had 4 tho.
ough trial At the Conservatory ami has ben largely
used in other places.
1t differs from other Methods Ia being composed Of
Three parts Of Books.
pAaT Z. for the First Grade Of Learners, has y
,ases the Elemsats Fvs-fnEer and other Exercises,
easy Studies and Tunes, and IS 10 itseit coed easy
Instruction Book.
pAgT H. for the second Grade, has 50 pages,
more difficult exercises Scales. and studies snd
Number Of Pieces from the works Of gr@at Asstets
PART HI for the Third Grade. has 10 ksges
e. and scales and srpeggos with few gooo sEahis'
and q few difficult Pieces
Price Of each part $50 Complete, sss.
The Musical Record. Dexter Smith, Editor, mailed
for 8 cts Circulatss 20O)0 per Month. Music News.
DC. g per year
OLIVER DITSON 81 co, Boston.
q. III. Ditsom q 90. J.E. Ditseu d Co.,
IA 4 s4s B'dvay New York. s22 Chestnut st., phlts
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-02-06

THE CHOICEST FooD IN THE WORLD.
a. H. G. Crushed white wheat.
AB e. Oatmeal. A. ~. G. Barley Food.
A. ID. g.. Maize.
Obtained four medals for superiority and diploma for
continued superiority The puTest cd for children
and adults All husks cookie and impurities removed
Can be prepared for table in fifteen minutes. For sale
By GroceTs Ask for A. B. G. Brand. Manufactured by
The CEREALS MANUFACTURING co.
Is COLLEGE PLACE, new YORK.
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n CKOFULA.--Persons Afflicted
A with Scrofula, Hip-disease, u
a cerous Sores, Assesses, White
VSwelling, Psoriasis, Goitre, Ne
Ncrosis, Eczema, Diseased Bones
will please send their address.
RR. JONES. CnEMIsr. New Lebanon. N Y.
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Transportation.

baltimore q OHIO RAILROAD 20.
EIHFEF
D. 90 IitsI Eorrml,l u. lS1a. Pl,ssaSlf Tslia,
vii run - lolsEs-WhesiibS Tlhs.
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Nor mnsl Us suppose. in the lines a.
I qaoicd, that Shakespeare 5 ehAFActen e
tsad 70 ignaFo MAS immortality: u
rsiersnce : simply to The darSiion u Of
PAnie icing. thar uhIeh i called life, aD'
Z which intellect attempts 10 measure b. "a
syusbol, time the purpose q the lines b
Ing, " e1preas mans indgBi8c1hee -,
tie nGrFoT boundnes beyoad which Vi
can lCok only By the lighl u hilh, i'm
lEinSdon, OF The natural insiihcts Of ID,
soul
Our poo,s la1se philosophy. thus an
tieipatins the pEugre-s o! the uoEld, shine
out trOm bis various ehAFacieu with |
steady aud revealing light, By ahieh HO ~
lar deeper In the minds aud heartA Of DOn
into each mingling Of uenss and though
thai constitutes an identity, than By Oui
own unaidrd light VI ialelleet WV have III
power 70 penetrate.
Nor has the World, 10 it, three centuries
yet progressed beyond the SiAndPoinl
IRON which Shakespeare yieWel life and
man: ia fact the mAsa Of mankind are, ID
this RESPECT, hF-lAr beneath the plat
ioEm on which he stood.
Leaving now The poetry Of an and philO
sophy. for the realm Of fancy and uneurb'
ed Imagination, We Ind our author soaring
on the bEoaaesi and sWiiIesi wing: bidding
Us follow the hight Of his grand aud beau.
uiul imagining beyond the bounds thai
cirrlv 10 the world Of ordinary thought;
with Ariel
10 ride
% the CURED elpalE"
With 0beron Rnd Puck to listen 70
"A msrasAil 90 . dolpAiusbyk
UtieTins Iueh 'alrgi iaa haFnaaI0ui biralh
ThHt ibs rude . grVU tiTii u hsT H5aV
Aht ssrAls HlaShsi nsalI tFOa tbStf ,phOFOA'
IL hs4I The BAA-mAidI InHtis
With queen TitAnia dance in the moon.
light rOund her fairy ring, or with her
elves
KIN "a Ken 10 the uusL-Os, bSIE
AAko Eu WITH raF-u % tH THRU lsAIhsru WING
~ sale tbs IaAli s,'Si cats"
OF watch the puny beings, while they
Keep tack
The slaa 'rOu' Osl tat nightly hOolI, Ia4 sonASrS
~ The q IAiut tPiuts."
Descend with Prospero on the enchAn..
ell island. and behold
,hS ioal With cyerAy, Who. With ISs and Savy,
Wa' grOSa ,ntI AOop."
Go with Macbeth upon the blasted heath
and meet the Weird Sisters; hear their
prophecies, aud behold them
vanish
Lotto the lir. snd ve,i ..sasd corporal melt
bsoAth lnti the sind
See them
az and lbOut the eialdrOu 70,
In The pol,Oa'd onuHIls thTVu,"
Hear theirhorhbls refrain,
"Doub's, double toll aud trouble,
FIRE buIh, GBd sA0lirIa bdbble"
Then grope darkly in the dread cavern,
md look upon the magical showing OF the
crowned progeny Of BanQuO.
Thus 70 chasea myriad iancies through
/ multitude Of scenes, excited by turns 10
wonder, admiration, fear, pity, SOrrOw and
laughter.
But why attempt any enumeration Of
.hU countless beauties Of ShAkespeare's
DO they not shine upon the pages Of his
immortal plays, there TO survive, so long
Is our language survives; TO raise, 10 in.
itruct, and 10 delight, the men and women
II the future, "a they have raised, in.
itructed, and delighted, the men aud WO-
men Of the past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-25

Electricity is the grandest curative and
restorative agent In medicine. 1t will re-
store suspended animation when all other
means fail. As here united with the choicest
Medical Gums and RalSams known TO the
healing art, It's applicationto any part Of the
body produces the most grateful and instanla.
neous relief from Pain. These PlAsters
put new life into the Weak and sleepy
Muscles, strengthen the Lame aud Painful
Back, draw Inflammation from the Liver
and Kidneys, stimulate the stomach and
Bowels, and. when placed over the pitOi the
stomach, cure dyspepsia and Indigestion,
prevent Ague, Malaria aud Contagious Dis
eases, and in many ways relieve the suferings
Of mankind.
PRICE % CENTS.
Be careful to obtain CnLLIEs' VnLrAIc
ELEcrRIC PLAbrERs, lest some worthless po-
rouS plaster be given you. Sold BY all Drug
gtstS' go. NE&W,ApT4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-25

Iran skimmsFhoFn Reviews he sit
RtIOa.
"WsT, - - pinlcFll,
And ~ Ha,dti Nnd ntn;
Bot r0g he ihlbE.i - llBdsF allied
eau't tty that An.
Ia hd tlru a., nuthST, Jln.
bat, jOA 'IuiEt yea an ne.
bat ~ it's = g. Il b.ihd,
Iai duTpUl u eAh SO.
''EgH, isSt look haek Sgns tuOaiy ySEn,
Thsn pity uaght " thea,
And lHiH Ne lgn1rlnI euss's thl8k
That niSgufa gETe Dot mtn,
And that thsy hndn'l say S1ulA'
Tbey tSikel - 'sifnsai, l11,
Tat Ia Of took my Blbts vaIh
ThAt shat thsy Aaia ~ true.
"a MAJ bal blIisr not Of sId,
Ia lhsm old hAlcy0n days
That tlAVefy Uusa't lrlt the thing
" bin erals suul raise
In hnlJ WrAih, Virturus uob,
OF men Ike you aud ],
TO put rOpa around bis nsck,
Anl hang him out 70 dry.
"YOu mini the time Vhrn no Que dare
by slavery uAsu't hghL
GALES he hat he y aDona on,
An Kit envagh " hght.
4 TAT. you CAi'I deny II Jim;
II hinder huFls, know,
To heV thsss Ihinll rAksl Up Agin,
But, dufu It, Aln't Il OO'
"Frum 'alIty.ons 10 'SlGty.aTs
Who caused The bloody strife
HhOt1Inpsd h0un the I'D old Gag,
And souEhl Iha batisA's uf0l
The VHTy DtmicTath Who now,
10 congress, niIka our iuUti
And Hh=n - rotua IN think of Thu
Think rs time to pluae,
''Thsy want 70 pontlD1 Davis GOV,
Old Jed, the traitor, who
wsaldhIi b, ns'k sirViehed, long ago,
II Justice bal hSF due
Nov, don't ksaf ~ ITHlR along
With 20 ~ b rebel crew;
II. never vote that way agdH,
bod blast me u do"
ORFORLL BUNP, IN iaisr- OafdA,
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Wemust remember these lines were writ.
ten when public opinion still held that the
universe was made expressly for man, and
our earth its centre; thirty ysars, perhaps,
before the day when Calico, clothed In
sackClOth, was compelled to kneel at Rome,
and, with all tormality, make abiuFation
OF the CoPernican theory Of the Solar sys-
tenn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-25

HsIbeHriiF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BsIlalre Al a
p NJ, Bridgeport 800 D. MI GrrVsa al BteubenT VIA Al
6i5 r. m leaves slelbCn Vile al O. 10 a. mi BTidRS
port y.2OL, nj arrives At BellHirs At 0SS 4 IN,
IickcA aud Baggage Chech 70 all principal point
once in Bridgeport.
FIR MYERS,
HrnSral PASSENGER and Tirfei AGENT
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Has no Rivals. It admits Of none. Wherrv.
er tits used II Is instantly successful. One
after another the worthless connections fol
CRtarrh, put forth by ignorant and unSCru,
pulous men, have sunk into Obscurity 10
day il Is the acknowledged specific ior
C'atarrh from Nova Scotia to California,
from Oregon 10 Florida. Price, with I'm.
proved Inhaler, Treatise and Directions, 81.
Bold BY all UrugYistE
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and BY tho Ihostly dreams that come 70
threaten and TO torture, making his sleep
no rest, but agony beyond all physical
suffering.
a more dreadful retribution In the perse
cutlons Of conscience, and in the haunt
Ing speCtrsoi 1.-THE blood.bolterd Ranquo,
than in the sharp edge Of Stacduf's aveng
ing sword. His guilty ambition has se
him on q throne from which gilded sea
goes up his cry Of disappointment Rnc
despair:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-25
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH R, 3
" CONDEMNED TINE TABLR

@4 "a.
TOlNU EA5T AND WET.
On and ailsf NsH ioth, lt1t Trains vii run ialIy
(0Itspl sundayJ
Through Trims y H1ShnIEh.
Through Trains 70 Cleveland.
Through TnlnS " Chicago.
pullniHn'S P1l0f Can bStEOun WOllayill0 Gne
Cleveland.
Hotel ard Sleeping Can On ali Trnln, between Al
IlhBCs ahd Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-25

,cIIEEEPEPc From Nervous Debility,
UFFEnEn0 Lost Energy, Manly
HlgOF, syphilis, or any
form Of disease, cured n the old WESTERN
elnnAtl, By the ouly sure and reliable IemVdleL
No charge until cured. Call or write for free
Gdvico Charges low. Half rates 20 the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-25
SANFORD's
RADICAL CURE
Jk For a
x CATARRH ~
Instantly Relieves and Permanent,
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

A GRELr AND SuccE sFuL RSXEnY During
the alarming prevalence OF Catarrh, II is
gradfyingtO note this success and popularity
Of SanfonlS Radical Lure for Catarrh. From
very small beginning this remedy has in
few brief Seasons. attained TO the height OF
popular iav in the extent Of It's sales and
the frequency Of its cures Certainly, no
remedy can boast Of better references from
Iens. who have freely given their testimony
scriptionS for It are 70 be found OH Ale in
many Of our best drug stores must create a
warm feeling In its favor, and pave the way
for It's universal use ~ 4 standard remedy tor
CRtArTh.-BoJlOH Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-25
DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST
i LOUIS RAILN AY-P.AN HANDLE ROUTE,

Efs@ u
rimS Table Easl and West, April I, IS;O.
TrRins leave Pan Handle DepOI, loot Of EeVsnIb
tGllOWnI
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AN ADDRESS

ny Mr.. Vim. Leighton, President Of the
wheeling Shakespeare Club.
Delivered al the ArLuTe H1us4 banquet Of the Club,
Wednesday evening, April 25d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-25

No. 10 "a saturday niEAi ~ 70 o0ahsctisa d,
ChioAgp " h4nduisky.
PaIiloiq Plllls, BnUihg EoOa aSA ssSpinE Cln
o. al hlIht tFslhi.
u - uJBneetaBs are male i0F Al polnlI Houlh Ind
hOuihH5l, North EBd North olt making Ihlt a.,
Tb4 foulH ior tDlChiIia and paTnSni iiSTinf "a a.
great W0t, and 70 Eboin particular altE1ugn dVOh
WHEELING. PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIY.
AAANe Wheflh ......lsA3 4. n. In D
lTiAdalPhh AeogmmOdAliOn.
lhatna Wheslih y .. ~ so D D
Ilckst 70 AZ phndpal pJlntB on ala q bspoi
Once Opgh Al I'll khtirl during the day.
Information " the IN public ehsaftnlIy Eiyts
". y. Cl.ENRNTA, hdE.
IL 7. DEYRiEb, 0sn'i Agsal, WhSallHs. -.
tHVil
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-12
Concerning Passenger Travel

The Bulletin of September 5 re
marks:
\ Los Angeles paper of Tuesday
says that the day previous there was
but one passenger south from that city
to Arizona. forum a train of cars for
several hundred miles for the accom-
mediation OF one passenger must b,
very profitable to the Railroad Com
pany.
Even though it be true that on the
aforesaid Tuesday there was but one
passenger from Los Angeles to Ari-
zOna it certainly is not just for a great
paper like the Bulletin to intimate
that this is a fair average of travel in
his direction, or that passenger travel
is the only revenue Arizona pays the
Railroad Con- ny. Why is there no
record made of consecutive trains that
leave Los Angeles, each with score
of passengers for Arizona. 1t is not
to be supposed that railroad will
daily bring Il carload Of passengers to
its terminus in an undcveloped cOun-
try, but if the Bulletin man should
happen to take trip to Yuma he
might be surprised at not only the car
loads, but at the heavy trains that
daily cross the Colorado bridge with
freight for this great and growing
Territory. Passenger trains never pay
until you have a through route, and up
to the present time no train Of cars has
been run several hundred miles for
the accommodation of one passenger
nor for the accommodation of twenty
passengers coming TO Arizona. The
chief purpose of the company at pres
ent is to haul in territorial freight and
for the extension of It's road,
and to these freight trains are attached
Il passenger car OF rough cabOOSe,
into which are crowded every class
and grade of travel to and from Ari-
IONA. 1t may be the proper thing for
Los Angeles and San Francisco to note
these little unfavOrable facts now, but
The day is not distant when the burden
Of overland travel to and from the Pa |
;ific Coast will be through Arizona !
Via the ancient but lasting City of Tue
son
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-12
Government Contracts LITTLE Sought.


THE CITIZEN has noticed from time
to time that the people If Arizona
were growing indifferent to the bust
ness of supplying Government on con
tracts, both in the civil and military
departments, whereas in the early his
tory of the Territory and up to within
a few years the greatest efforts of bust
ness men were exerted to procure such
contracts. The paper then contended
that with peace and reasonable assur.
ance Of its permanency, new indus
tries and avenues of trade would be sc
largely developed that they would
soon lead business men to care little
or nothing for Government contracts.
At this time we hardy hear anything
of the successes, troubles, failures
etc, of Government contractors, ex.
cept occasionally with reference to
Indian supplies at San Carlos. While
population is increasing on every
hand and trade growing rapidly in
hind and quantity, there are still a few
men, notably Gen. Sherman, insisting
that the acquisition of Arizona was a
damage to the country at large, etc.
In this connection, we observe by
late dispatches that the manufacturers
and contractors of the Eastern cities,
who for so many years were as Jealous
in getting Cover ment contracts as
the most greedy ArizOnans ever were,
now decline to bid for such service.
They say they have plenty to do on
private orders, and do not want to do
the work of Government. The bids
just sought by Government for work
on and supplies for the new State and
Navy Department building were hard
" noticed, and Washington dispatch
says the officials are greatly disap-
pointed thereat. We are glad to hear
the country is so prosperous in its
private pursuits, and take special
pride in the fact that in advance of
Eastern contractors those of Arizona
became independent Of Government.
This desirable point reached in all
parts of the country, it is safe to look
forward to some years of uniform pros
perity throughout the nation, and a
prosperity based, too, upon develop
ment OF the resources Of the soil and
mine.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-12
Khat Did Il

All accounts agree that Perkins has
made a magnificent canvass. lie has
travelled far and spoken often, wasting
very little time since the campaign
opened; but, though it was his duty
to let the people see the man proposed
to them a. Governor of the state. his
industry in this respect was of far less
service to the .rty than his prepos-
sessing appearance" and address, his
frank expression of C3iAion, bis avoid
ance Of all low electioneering tricks.
lie has not attacked the private char
acter of his rivals or misrepresented
their principles. Wherever he has
made his appearance, the Democrats
and Kearneyites have admitted that
he impressed them as a gentleman. n
competent business man, and fit per
son 10 be Governor of CalifoI Ia.
There is no doubt that ne will run far
aheal of his ticket, while Glenn will
run far behind Alta
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1879-09-12
Commitment to Prospectors.

The S. F. Mining and Scientific Press
of Aug. 30 gives column of y ~ sen
sible remarks upon the life, hopes, for.
tunes and misfortunes Of the mining
prospector, from which we take the
following deserved compliment:
They are generally honest and very
often highly intelligent, these profes-
sional prOspectors, and despite their
Over-sanguine temperament and many
mistakes, must be accounted a very
useful class of citizens, the world be
ing indebted to them for many of the
most important mineral discoveries
ever made. Like the frontiersman,
the mOuntaineer and the trapper, they
are the out growth of circumstance
necessity of the age; and being so
useful and almost indispensable it is Il
pity they should so often be doomed
10 disappOintment-their sanguine eX-
pectations being blighted by the inev-
liable DEGREES of science. Happily,
however, they are not the kind of men
to he easily discouraged. Being nat
urally enthusiastic and hopeful hey
never give up. If one trip to the
mountains fails of reward they are
ready to undertake another. They
know of another good place to pros
pect, or have overlooked something
that they would like to go back and
examine, anyhow Ia so they are ever
kept ON the tramp, these brave and
hardy men, light heart within and a
hopeful future before them"