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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-10-29
The Modern Hired Man.

Yes I came In after hired man,
said the old farmer as he slipped his
root beer on the market yesterday; but
I've got disgusted and shan't try very
hard TO find one.'
whats the matter with hired men p
Zoo high-tored and important.
Why. tell you, had one last spring
who rigsed up an umbrella over the
plow. so as not to get tanned, and he
refused to eat with the family because
we stuck our knives in our mouths At
the end of the week he quit. Said that
the labor was ennobling and so forth.
but that the landscape in that vicinity
offended his taste.'
Yes
Well. I took on another. and he put
on cuffs and polished his boots before
going to work, and he quit at the end
Of fortnight, because we didn't have
pianner in the house. Why, the chap
never got up TILL O'Clock. and he in
sisted on going to the village to get
shaved and perfumed up every other
evening"
The third one quit me yesterday.
He wanted stained glass in his bed
room window. He wanted me to buy
him q guitar. He wanted to paint all
the roofs red and put pea green on
the corn cribs. He suggested a hog
pen with parlor to it, and he spent
two days Of my time trying to arrange
away for Windmill to milk the cows.
found him writing poetry in the corn
field. and because 1 spoke up sharply,
he quit the job. polished up bis boots
and sent for q .coupay to bring him to
the city,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-10-29

Are you disturbed &C night and broken Q
your rest oy sick child suffering and eryine
and get bottle OF MRS. WrNsL0w's SOOTHING
SYRUP FuR CHILDREH TEETBING. Its value Is
incalculabie lt will relieve the poor little suf-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers
shcre Is no mistake about IL. 1t tcuresdysentery
and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and
bowels, cures wind collie, softens the gums, re
to the whole system. MRS WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG Is pleasant
40 the taste. and Is the prescription OF one of
the oldest and best female nurses and phySici-
tins I'm the United States, and Is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price 25
cents u bottle.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-10-29
! A Dog that Und erstands.

There is Newfoundland dog Of the
historian 8 acquaintance, Lion by name,
who gives daily proof of his compre-
hension OF what is said to him. A lady
called on his mistress the other day.
During her call Lion came in rather
slyly, lay down on the parlor carpet,
aud went to sleep. The conversation
ran on, and the visitor said finally:
.What handsome Newfoundland
you have.'
Lion opened one eye. Yes said his
mistress, he is u very good dog, and
takes excellent care of the children
Lion opened the other eye and way
ed his tail complacently to and fro a
long the carpet.
When the baby goes out he always
goes with her, and / feel perfectly sure
then that no harm can come to her,
his mistress went on.
Lions tail thumped up and down
violently on the carpet.
And he is so gentle to them all, and
such playmate and companion to
them, that we would not take thous-
and dollars for him.
Lions tail now went up and down to
and fro, and round and round with
great and undisgnised glee.
sBut., said his mistress. Lion has
one serious fault
& Total subsistence of Lions tail, to-
gether with the appearance of an ex-
preston of great concern on his face.
HE wilt come in here with his dirty
feet and lie down on the carpet, when l
haye told him time and again that he
mustn't do it,
Here Lion arose with an air of the
utmost detection and humiliation and
slunk out OF the room, with his lately
exaberant tail totally crestfallen. Bos-
ton Record.
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l., nu csn Af5sosIGos CURED.

wonderful remedy lately discovered which before this
time the science of medicine had not developed Suffering
humanity ut last finds relief and rejoice in health
Full particulars Concerning this remedy VIII
be sent free OF charge to oil afflicted address PROF e
RICH, East Hampton, Conn Mention this paper.
Mention lne 1NaIIOIIiI Tribune.
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THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and Reples-Odds and Ends Of
Information.

f. F. Osbor, Battery F, Ist Ohio L. A., Newton
vile, Spencer Co, Ind, desires the addresses of
First Lieut.. Norval Osburn, First Lieut.. James N.
Patton and Second Lieut.. Silcott Miller of same
battery.-S. A. Jones, Stayton, Ore wants the
address of the two backsnhs who assisted Syl-
vester Church, Co. b, I'd battalion, U. S. Inf to
shoe mule near Chattanooga, Tenn. Comrade
Church ruptured by kick from the animal,
and the testimony Of the two backsmiths is
Fisher, Co. ID. 18th ILL.,, Bandinsvle H.. has in
his possession photograph of Francis Virdan, Co.
i, 2Sth Ill., which was handed to him (Fisher) just
before the battle of Spanish Fort. He will send il
to the comrasie or his relatives on application-
Chas. w. Watson. Co. +, 35th Wis Greenville, ILL.,,
would like to know if his regiment will hold Re-
Montezuma Iowa, would like to hear from any
member Of Co. A, 18th ILL.,, in regard to the death
of S. A Brownfield, who was a Corporal in said
company.-Peter Boehmer, Holidays, Iowa,
would like to hear from some of the Surgeons of
the 18Th ILL.,, in order to be able to complete his
claim for pension.-John w. Manning. Saline
ville o., Lock Box "a, would like to hear from
some comrades in regard to Tennessee a settling
place for veterans.--Wm. w. Cowies Auburn
Koan, Co /, 7th q. g. Inf. c. Oyler, Genesee,
Idaho would like the addresses Of Capt. Jas Dundan
9th Mo. Cav-J. S. Mcintyre. Brashear Mo-, de-
sires the address of John G. Williams, Co b. l02d
Pa.-Jacob Brandmeir. Madison. Ind would like
the address of any of the members of Co b, Tooth
Ohio.-David Pittman. Midway Kan, wants the
address of Capt. G. w. Nelson, Co. ID. 92d ILL.,
o. S. Barrett. Adrian, Mich, would like the adj
Lewis, Snow Shoe. Pa. wants the address OF Capt.
Ross, Co. I. 10Th Me-JacOb Burkhart, Burch-
ard, Neb., wants the address of Capt Harpster.
Orderly Serg't Dean Jerman and Jos. Soldiers, ali
of Co T., 192d Oho.-S. Sawyer, Marion, Ind,
would like to hear from Walker Powell, 3ith Ind.
Jas II. Carbetb, Athensville, Greene Co., ILL.,,
wants the address OF Richard IL. Carbeth, Second
Lieutenant Co. b, 9th ill.-Mrs. Daniel T.. Hofer.
Box co. Streator ILL.,, would like to hear from any
member of Co. NJ, 9th Pa Cav, or Co. III, 18th Pa.
James t. Case, Wellington Lorain Co, o..
would like to hear from some of the comrades of
Co. r., AID fll.-Marion Shane Co. /, 18th w. Va
Memphis, Mo-. would like the address of Jerome
Baten of his company and egnlent.-David X.
Plumley. Bloomington, Mclean Co.. ILL.,, wants
the address of Capt. A. S. Laurence. Capt, Co. A
9th I'LL. X. Crowel, Clark, Oak, wants the
address of Levi Bamber, who was in Joe Holt Hos
pitai, Ind, in the Winter of 1876. Albert
Lane, s. V. c., Post No 355, Victor, n. Y, wants
the address of any comrade who belonged to Co l.
2O7th PAWN. Kerwin, Toronto, Ontario. wants
the name and address of the Captain who COM
manded the ship Creole, of New York, in March,
1865. and also any of the crew.
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LOYAL WOMbNS WORK
Tie Household Conversation CLUB.
Puzzles, etc.
The Happy Household.

HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: Here Is a recipe Tor cake,
which find 10 he very nice If properly maze
Cofcc Cvks: One cupiul sugar, one cupial mo-
lassts one cupful coffee two Cupfuis raIsins, one
cupfui butter four eggs five curus Hour two tea
spoonfus cinnamon. two tea~i,ooniuls cloves, one
nutmeg, one teaspUonful soda mixed with the COL
fee.-Sadie Walters. Lawrence, Kan.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: Here Is something very
nice. Eaten when very cold; the colder the bet
ter:
Lemon ShoricGke: Make shortcake dough ex-
ac,ly like a strawberry shortcake. While TINS Is
baking CRATE the peel OF a lemon and >qneezeeVerS
drop OF Juice from il into the bowl thea take cup
ful of sugar, teacupful of water, little lump oil
butter and q Tablespoonful of flour. Let this boil
until 1t Il just about a. thick a boiled custaru
When the shortcake il baked cut IT in two parts
and pour tle mixture over the lower one, then lay
the upper this bottom side up and cover tiiat
also with the custard. Place il on 9 fancy plate
and garnish it around with peach leaves.-Maude
Covert Bloomington Ill.
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It is required to cut open a board cr0sswise
which is II feet long, two feet wide at one end.
and running to a point at the other, so that the
pieces shall be of equal area. Required: the DIS
lance from either end where 1t Is To be cut L.
Macomber.
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Immigration to Arkansas.

To THE EDITOR: trust that you will say to
comrades of the GAR. who are intending to
come to Arkansas this Fall, that the present
Summer has been so phenomena!ly dry that
corn-the principal crop here's greatly in
jured indeed, there will be very small crop
this year. This of course will make money scarce
and times hard for year at least to come. Then,
all the vacant land in this Harrison, Ark, }
Land District is rough, mountain land. So let
all who contemplate coming here consider well
before moving. 1t would be pity to have any
cOmrade suffer from msapprehension of the
facts.-C. w. HARRINGTON, Adj't, Garfield
Post. Berryville, Carroll Co., Ark.
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" Uncle Daniels Story"

To EDITOR: am deeply interested in the
"Story of Uncle Daniel" and, as was a soldier
from Indiana and saw and heard much of which
his story treats. l can readily recognize the
prominent characters as they appear on the
stage. 1 hope Uncle Daniel will continue his
interesting story and give it to US in book FORM
that we may live over again those perilous
times, and that our children may realize what
we passed through. What shame that some of
the men who occupy positions of honor and trust
to-day are the same men who met in barns in
old Indiana as members of the X. G.. c. and
were always ready to stab the Union soldier and
the Government they were fighting for; and if
the Confederates had been successful these same
men would have been high priests among Them
JOSEPH EDMoNDs. Co. II, 5lst Ind, and Co.
F. 120th Ind EdwardsvilIe Ill.
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WHY FARMING DOES NOT PAY.

TITO All Fits stopped free by DIR. Kiine's Great
lllg. Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first days
Marvellous treatise aad g. ID trial bottle
" Fit cases Seal 20 DR. Kline. 9jl Arch ST. Plila Pa
sAenHon The National TTibunA
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" The plays the thing,
Wherein I'll reach the conscience Of the
king"
And equally true is it that DR.. Pierce's
pleasant Purgatve Pellets" (the original Lit
tie Liver Pills. are the most etfectual means that
can be used to reach the seat of disease, cleans
ing the bowels and system, and assisting nature
in her recuperative work. By druggists.
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Conversation Club.

RtdeS ef he GHb--I. Write briefly. 2. Write
on one side Of te paper. g. Write to the point. 4.
Write on one subject. 5. Write your best. 6.
Send answers to all puzzles for of Editor. Each
week the names of those writing the best letters
style. composition, spelling, penmanship and gem
eral merit cousidered-wilI be named at the head
of this column ON the Honor Roll. First honor will
include all of these requirements. Second honor
will include a deficiency in some one point No
others Will lie named -.
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CAN | OBTAIN A PATENTP

Send a rough sketch or (f you cam a mOiel of yous
invention to GEORGE T.. LEMON, Washington
ID. c., and Preliminary Examination OF your
Invention will be made, and viii be advised whethet
not q Patent can be Obtained
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Tile Curious Corner.
PATIENT CLEANERS.

Minnie Scott lie Loup Kan, 4; Florrie Ward,
Brooklyn, n. Y, 4; James Ager, Swampscott, Me,
II; Ed Rynearson, Gettysburg, O., 20; VIM. III. p
Brewer, Onondaga, Mich, A; Lowell j. Decker,
Dawn, Mo-; J. +. WOODBURY., Cincinnati, Iowa, 5;
George Rowey, lie Roy, H., 81 Ruth S. Wilson,
Oakland Cross roads, Pa, 3; John J. Adams
GAINESVILLE, o., O. John Hoskins, New Hartford
H., IL ; Eta ii. Bogert, Winsted, Fla, 4; A L.
Tweedy, Lincolnvie, Ind, 8; Joseph S. Hoops
Bethesda, O., 5.
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BRAIN-RACKERS
From Our Young Contributors.

ITO CONTRIBUTORS: In sending answers name
No. of The NATIONAL TRIBUNE in which the puzzle
Is found. Answers of guessers may be forwarded
within week after receiving this TRIBUNE DO not
make numerical engmas of your own names
Answers must accompany all puzzles forwarded
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES, TRIBUNE AUG. 6 AND 10.
gold
Curtailment-Plauet plane plan.
Decapitation-Plice, lice ice.
Authors Euigma-Horatio Alger.
Cats ana Rat5-Six Cats.
Mathematical Problem - The answer within a
decimal rs 1874 and Sc 10.
The deer weighed 81 81. An example in simple
proportion.
Conundrums-A hen is like a lucky farmer when
she has "A full crop
Bible Conundrums-I Fox and Rooster They
took only a brush and comb. q The dove brought
the green back.
Mathematical Puzzle-A, 1895; B. ILL 10; G.
Puzzle for Little Foks-A sponge.
EsteIlas isiddle-The letter - e."
Month Enigma-James A Garfield.
Geographical Engma-New York.
Soldier Enigma-Sacrs mento.
AUTHORS ENIGMA
am composed of IA letters
My4, B. 9, 5. T. seen on fences;
2, 6, IL, IA, a species of fowl;
g., = 10, III, a boys nickname;
4, g. !, IL a fayorite sport In England.
MY whole is the name Of a very popular writer Of
noVels.-Clara l.. Curtis, Boston, Mass
AN ANTEDELUvIAN PUZZLE.
What letter would have made Noah's ark very
noisy?-R IL. Wright. York, Neb.
REBUs
Q
A slave TO party church, or creed,
In these two simple letters read
john James. Washington d. G.
HOW OLD WAS HE?
How old are your" ! asked young man.
"Well," he made answer. eli you take from the
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Every Word True.

To THE EDITOR: / have always read THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE with interest, but never
with so much as since the beginning of Uncle
Daniels Story" 1t is true, every word of it.
L know it.-A. c. MCCARTHY, Warsaw, Ind.
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE:

square of my age 4s2 years the remainder will be
the half square of my age."-John James.
BOOK ENIGMA.
Mye, 6. L. is animal
4, u II, :, IS is narrative;
8, /. 10. Is, 6, is hogs:
3, l6 b. :, 15 is a child
IL, 6, 5, IL IL domestic animal.
My whole is composed of IS letters, and is a book
that is often Observation-Disclosures Il. Chids, Crooks
town, Mimi.
PURE DIAMOND.
IA letter.
"A period of time.
ga Union General.
Am insect.
5-A letter.
BEHEADINGs
Behead a grain and leave something both
like and dread
Again and leave what delight in.
Again, and leave proposition.
Again. and leave letter OF the alphabet
j. f. hoops.
MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM.
It is required to cut open board cr0sswise
which is II feet long, two feet wide at one end,
and running to point at the other, so that the
pieces shall be of equal area. Required the dis
lance from either end where 1t Is To be CUT L.
Macomber.
GEOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE.
Dear fcity in South Australia:
will now do as / promised and write to you
about the marriage OF our friends lcity OF Arkansas
city of Lousianal and (city of Kansas, Capital OF
Texasl. the Rev. (City of Australia Capital OF Ne
brnskal officiating The weather was tlake on
northern boundary of Minnesota). but we started
before Small town in Chicago County, Mimi and
arrived quite town in sac County. Iowa.. The
bride wore dress of trver in Dakota Territory,
city of France) silk with river of Mississippi orna-
mcnts and (river of Africa flowers. large num-
Der of presents were received, among which were
set of "a peak of Cascade Range in Oregon set OF
Country in Asia IA capital of Belgiunll carpet,
(cty of Italy, hat box of (a<e of California;, and
n (city of Scotlandl shawl. We had a mush and
(river in Dakota Territory supper All went well
till deacon hls in Oak Territory found (river
in Montana in the (rver of Dakota Territory, but
we had (river in Utah and Colorado time. Cape
of Greenland for this time. Your friend Capital
of Maine. Lydia Day, Franconia, Mimi.
ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS BRAINRACKETS
No 42-Rebus-- Cochineal.
No. observation-disclosures it is going to
abate.
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4 Man's Thanks.

A well-known business man Of Whining
ton, n. G., writes to express his thanks for
the benefit which his wife has derived from
the use Of Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound 1T is with pleasure" he says,
that write to express toyou my gratitude
for the relief and benefit your Vegetable
Compound has been to my wife who has
been troubled with liberation and tumor
weighing two and one-half pounds, 50 the
doctor said She has been under the treat
ment of the doctor for six years. Finally
he said he could DO nothing more for her,
that she would die in tweniy-four hours.
Then commenced using your Compound.
As soon as she commenced to take it she
commenced getting better, and now she
can attend to her domestic affairs as well as
she ever could
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

There are l2c0O bales of hops in Ore
Son and Washington Territory awaiting
market.
The numerous new cottages being built
at Portland are rented almost rs soon as
the foundations are laid.
The Board OF Supervisors Of Nevada
county have passed an order organizing
chain-sang OF arrested trdmps.
Oil of an excellent grade has been struck
in the southwestern part OF Santa Ft coun-
~, n. NJ, and machinery for boring wells
is being put in place.
HouSckeepcrs ut Santa Cruz signal their
butchers and vegetable men to cal for or
ders by hanging white blankets al.d nap
kius out of the front windows
Wild geese are plentiful ut Iauvies
island and III the sloushs along the Colum-
bia river, and large numbers are brought to
| the Portland market by hunters.
Although the salmon season in Oregon
opened several weeks ago. il is not likely
that III canning anything but the prcliu-
nary work viii be done for another month
The reward offered by the citizens of
Sierra valley for The apprehension ana con-
yict,Cp Of the mUrdercrs OF john Der
watcher now amounts To the liberal sum of
S3,G02 so
The first wood paper pulp ever made in
the Northwest was made last Wednesday
at the new mills at La CaIaas Cottonwood
was the material used and the result is
| considered success ful.
An artcsian well 706 feet deen was re-
| Gently finished twelve miles southwest of
Tularc City Il has flow of five and one
| halt inches overan eght-inch pipe and Will
! irrigatc 2iO acres Of land.
Notwithstanding the rapid erowth of
| temperance societies at Los Angeles. the
! sale OF malt and SpirituoGs liquors has
largely increased. In proportion 20 iis size
1t is greater than five years AGO.
| Il. S. Elliott, of Salem. Or, shot gray
| eagle of extraordinary size last week while
II was flying with ayoung lamb it had just
! before pOunced upon i'll pasture. The bird
measured ten feet from tip TO tip.
Near Crabb creek, Lincoln county IT.
| last week, some sheepherders found the
clothes of man strewed about. from which
! the body had evidently been caten out of
| by prairie wolves. few bones stripped
ol thc flesh were still lying around The spot
| Who the man WAS and how he met his
death arc both unknown.
Tramps are carrying things with high
| hand at Red Bluff. A band attempted to
| take possession of the Sierra Lumber Com
| panys building Thursday night. and only
| desistcd when the watchlnan brought his
| rifle to bear on them. On tho same night
trampS robbed a miner uear the depot. and
ii gang We're caNtUrcli IN Il ire ,ht ca-
\ fierce wax * being waced among the
fishermen on the Truckec river. Last
Sunday a number Of Verdi fishermen at
| tackled Camp Twenty five but we're forced
! tu retreat. The tearing away of certain
| distractions at the Verdi dam by unkaown
J parties, allowing the FISH To- come up the
! river, seems 20 be lhc cause of the trouble
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Pittsburg, Pa, November 5, 1883. Mrs.
Lydia E. Pinkham; AS is frequently the
case with mothers who have large families,
have tried the skill Of a number of physi-
clans, and the virtue of many medicines
without relief, and as an experiment I con-
cluded to try yours. can assure you that
the benefits / have derived from it came
not because ot any faith | Lad in it, for
had but slight hope ~f any permanent good.
am not a seeker after notoriety, but want
to tell you that l have been wonderfully
benefited by your medicine. | am now
using my fourth bottle, and it would take
but little argument to persuade me that my
health is fully restored. l should like to
widely circulate the fact of its wonderful
curative powers PHERA c. RooP.
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WHOLE NO. 1O,606

miners did not amount to much that he
left because he had business to attend 10 in
Bodie. George Williams who was ut work
on the J, ,000-foot level, has been discharged.
Narrow Escape from a Shocking Death.
VIRGINIA, April 20th.-YesterJiay morn
ing P. Mcnamara had his jacket caught in
a small reel used for lowering pipe He
was whirled around several times before
the reel waS StopPPd He lost the ends of
three fingers, had -ome cuts on his head
and bruises on his body but his injuries
s.e not Of AangcroEs nature.
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NEVADA.
Trouble Over Surreptitious Mining Knowl-
edge.

VIRGINIA, April 10Th = Captain John
Kelly left for Bodie Sunday morning.
There was report on the street that the
Captains departure was fastened V the
miners of the Norcross, who, it was said,
declared that he must leave town if he did
not make known the name OF the man who
posted him in regard to the operations on the
3,000-toot level, as they We're all threatened
with discharge on account of certain infor-
nation having been given. y friend of
Kelly says the Captains meeting with the
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

VIcroEIA, April 20th-A man arrived
here yesterday fcom Clayoquot Sound, on
remote par; of the west coast OF the
island, who states that not long since, after
a heavy gale, the Indians picked up on the
beach y portion Of ships boat, whose
stern bore the letters " Dewar' ana In
oa,ihud Liverpool. Stateroom doors and
sailors clothing were also washed ashore.
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SAN FRANcTsco, April 20,h.-Several
English families, now residing on the Isle
of Wight, have asked the Emigration Asso-
citation to select location for them some
where in California. The same request is
made by number of ken;uckaus-men
worth from $1,000 TO $20,O00-their chief
stipulation being a heaithful climate, as
some of them are inyalids Favorable re-
ports OF the Cholame District, San Luis
Obispo county, continue 10 be received
from the colonists whom the Association
has settled there The late rains having
raised their enthusiasm TO the highest pitch
Drowned in Bath-yYrestIinc Match.
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DHYsICiAN AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
/ Residence, No. 1913 street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours-6 to 10 a. NJ, to 5 and to
5 ?. n. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. ap54plm