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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Alonzo r. Northup, OF Escanaba, Re-
publican canddate for representative In the
state legislation from the counties ~ Iron ana
Delta. was here on Monday and Tuesday and
honored this Office with brief call He visited
Mastodon on Tuesday afternoon. The general
outlook for his election IL very bright,
u. G.. Lockwood. chairman OF the Re-
publican county committee, and A. lnsttield
days her, this we,,k Mr.. I.ustheld is one ~
Cryst.d Falls most enterprisiug merchants and
would make "a capital custodian OF the peoples 5
money Reporter.
ID. G. Lockwood, Albert l.. Flewelling
aud Adoiph Lustiield, ui this city: AlonzO r.
Northup oi Fscanal,n aud William g. Brown OF
IRON River, visited Mastodou on Tuesday after
noon. Ia the interest OF the Republican ticket
Patrick Il. Dunn. the democratic cand-
idate for county clerk aud register 81 deeds
looked after mis- interest at the other eud Of the
county this week The democrats could not
possibly have put up a stronger IMAM.
W. = Coflman. oi Chicago, one 81 the
owners Oi the Monitor mine WAS IN tire city dur
ing thc week, accompanied by J y. 'iapp ~
south Lyon, Mich. analytical chemist, also in
torested in the miue.
Wm. J. Brown, 81 Iron River, Rcpubli-
can candidate for indre of probate, did some
clectioneering n thlsend Of hccounty this week,
and made l'HE DIAMOND DRILL office very
agreeable cat
Ifn g. Fdwards. editor f the Mar
qiiette Republican. WAS in the city on Wednes
dav evening and ultide This office "a pleasant eiii
Mr. Edwards is "a man the Republicans can we'll
feel proud Of
John Erickson will equnl nlCoopers =
hero John Killed two siccr last Sunday and one
Wednesday In nll bee hns Killed about twenty
deer since the sensuu opened.
Byron : Waite, ~ brilliant and euc-
cr~,.ini Young lawyer, ~ Mrnomiuee. visited ihis
city on Wednesday 10 the interest Of the i'epuh-
uran tiukct
ffs L
Democratic candidateior sheriff. made "a canviiss
of this end of the county early this week.
j. r. Bower aud wife, v Carr and WIFE,
James MrCourt and Dr. Chase ARE hunting deer
Ia the forest north % hers this week
Hon. samuel VI stephenson. and Andy
a. stephenson. uf Menominee honorad thisoicc
with a brief cAll on Wednesday
Jos. Fleshcim, Of Menominec, foremost
cltizan md a loyal Republican, Was ia The city
on Wednesday
Wm. james returned from Washington
territory this week. lie has been absent about
two months.
Mrs. G. VI. Atkinson spent Monday and
Tuesday nt FLORENCE, the eucst of her sister, Mrs
q. a. Tan.
Supt. J. y. Porter. of Stambaugh. was
IN the cty on Thursday, aud called az this
office.
Ralph Prince, of Watcrsmeet. circuIat
ed among his crystal Falls friends this week
Dr. A. A Metcalf made a professional
visit 20 Florence on Monday.
Mrs. A. A. NIctcalf and son Arthur,
spent Monday at Florence
Chns +. Davis made business trip TO
McnOmines on Tuesday.
A. !. Van Anda, of Menomnee, was in
the city on Wednesday.
a. Lu-tlicld spent the later days OF tho
week az Metropolitan
supt, Byron n White, Of Norway, was
IN the city yesterday.
Henry Delorme spent Monday at Flor
cuur.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27
BrCKLEN,s ARNIcA sALvE.

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever
sores, letter. chopped hands, chilblains,
curns, and all skin cruptious, and poti-
lively cures piles. ornn pay required. II
Is guaranteed togive perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Twenty-Five
cents per box. For sale by j. y. Bower.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27

The IRON RIVER democrats resorted Co
a rather mean trick, think the other day, TO
put their Republican friends Go as much trouble
a. possible. When it was announced that j. X.
Reddington would address the voters OF that
town. the democrats were uneasy aud the first
idea that struck them was TO hire the hall II
possible for the announced date and thus pre-
vent Mr. Reddington rom speaking. as there L.
only one public hall la the place The hall WAS
engaged and an announcement given ont that
John Power would be there but when John was
numerous places. Tim Nester. 'ns secured. Mr..
Reddington was Obliged 20 speak in the school
house. which is large but not large enough 10
accommodate all who came. The democrats
tried al manner Of means Co prevent Mr.. Red
dlngton getting AN audience such acts of little
meannesr viii not help tie democratic ticket.
It's better 10 lay the game square and honest .
that's the wny IL 4 done at this end 81 the
county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27

Lot 67, IN the village 81 Crystal FillIs,
Mich, will be sold cheap for cash. For
particulars apply AZ this office oraddrcss
K. T.. Tutcn, Iron Mountain, Mich
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27

I, the deputy game warden Tor Iron
county. will prosecute 20 the fullest cx-
tent ~ the law any and all persons found
violating any of the games laws, ns re-
Iates To the killing of deer, fish, etc.
80 n. r.. MORGAN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27

THANKSGIVING day viii soon bo here
but n hom present appearances the Democratic
party oi this glorious land of The free VIII hav
very little 90 be thankful for
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27

RIcHARD TREvEfI.iCR undertook To de-
liver one of hlS spceches ~ which he has six. nl
committed to memory, nothing new, same Old
story. 60 uN audlence largely composed oi labor.
ing men. at Republic ohe night this week, and
the audience becoming thoroughly a'spu~ted with
his foul harangir, arose ns "a man ana threw
the kid glove laboirr ont Oi the hall. that ir
mrtaphOrieaily speakinpi he hearers did not do
The act bodily but inst hiaScd him and made
inore Noise than he eonid, and irwasnot netrp~
strN for brick house to fall on lck., SO ae
took the hint aud moved out allowing the
audience 60 make al oi the Noise. feel sale in
Saying that unless the Democratic party takes
Dick in and keep hlIh under cover until after
eiectipn. n wiz not secure enough votes in tie
Upper Peninsula 90 bc reported aapong the sctt-
tedng the Republicans are satisfied ga allow
Dick to rust.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27

HERE is a comparison for voters to
look over, n s short and 60 The point;
For starving roland Levi r Morton gave
$4,000.
For suffering Charleston Grover Cleveland gave
$40.
For M rc.ccction Grover Cleveland gave
$4,000.
There nre numerous afher comparisons that
might Doe given, but uS tncy ARE al after fhe
above style Mlh refrain because an ilgarinE
on cetfhW One oi Mrs. Cleveland pug dogs aud
nm afraid Tint 3n ease bear down on her iat,
large aud -emhoulout chat. the NOrdi
husband she'll shut down on the deai, aud
need another dog very badly.
HEAR OF a curious wager made hy two
Iron Mountain gentiuhcn " Cleveland * re-
elected Arthur Stevens q rpd-hot Republican
viii carry Pat o'tnuucli, "a dyed in che wool
dcmoerat. the length ni iultin street pa wheel.
barrow And u bon. Harrison ia elected Pat. VIII
pilot the wheel barrow, with stevens - the load
The performance ~ 20 be accompanied by a.
hru.s baud of music. The loser 20 pay for H..
Pat be- setting rrctty old 90 undertake such a.
job stevens lr a h.R man aud Pat viii dosome
heavy putting before he'll get his load 20 its des-
ilnatou. Pat VII DO the wheeling, all right
enough.
The Office Of shcritis responsible one
in this county aud Il D. 20 the interest Of every
NNitt 90 -" Afittt lliN NhltNt ~ th~t TOT dNhh
Mclean Nr Mclean has made as good nh
officer aR the county wants That's reason
enough FOR hi, reelection While ypn are voting
for Mac, do il with "a straight Repubhcan ticket
! HAVE heard much 81 telephone"
cigars bat II they can GET Any the best 81 some 81
the campaign cigars the candidates are now
pcddiine, they must he whales.
THANKSGIVING day will soon bo here
but hom present appearances the Democratic
party oi this glorious laud Of the free viii have
very little 90 be thankful for.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27
CONFIDENTIAL POINTERS.
Joe Pete Mad--Troa Rirer Democrats do
Dfr-Dick Trcce1ic Jhro,rn from
the RosfraDs- tfcreiosd's Gem
cspsifv--sDsaHs sayings

LAST Monday morning as | passed
Lockwoods livery barn / observed Joe Pete.
the homesteader, going through SOME extraord.
mary ncrobafir maneauvers ] also noticed
that IN one hand he held copy OF last weeks
DIAMOND DRILL. A. he struck the floor in a
shapeiess mass. I asked him what cirrus he i'm
tended going with. Joe raised his head, showing
1. red face covered with Precipitation, oats chaii
and dust and said: eHaiDt goin' wid no circus,
Mr. nIMoN DRIIL: Joe hes goin' stan hon hes
he'd /" and with that down went his head and up
went his heels. Just after his feet struck the
floor after 70 futile attempt, ! asked him why he
seemed so anxious TO stand ON his head. wall.
you ses" was the reply. he drew his arm over
his nose, the movement being accompanied by
sound from that organ not unlike giirgllnR
water. ~dat Mr.. Far man. ! forgot wot she's call
i'm, hes got his piece. wot you call hit, In de pap
bottom side hon de hup an rs Roin' 10 read i'm
hanyway. don Sar II hes broke hes troat," and
again mp went his feet and left him trying 20
remain standing on his head long enough 10 read
Mr.. Lustheld's advertisement, which was printed
bottom side up. LATER. Joe came In yesterday
aud ordered his paper discontinued, saying DE
had sprained his neck broken new pair of sus.
pendere ruined "a snlt 81 Macknaws and did ir-
reparable damage 10 his dignity trying 10 read
u. and that when | could print pap that
people could read without being Obliged 20 turn
themselves inside out he would again take H..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15

In inquir;ng for goods At a shop o.
store, DO not say, Il want so and so, but
say 10 the shop man, "ilease snow me-
such or such an article, or some other
polite form ot adress.
1t is IN insult, which should be re-
sentcd by instant departure, for the clerk
or proprietor TO ONensivcly suggest that
YOU can do better elseW here.
You must never take hold Of 4 piece
OF goods another person IS examining.
Wait until it is replaced upon the c0un-
ter, when you are at liberty to take 1t
up.
are rude.
1t is rude to interrupt friends you ma
meet in the store, to ask their attention
10 your purchases, before they have In
ished making their own. 1t is rude tc
offer your opinion, unasked, upon then
judgement or taste IN selection OF goods
Avoid 'jewlng down" the prices C
articles in any way. II the pTlCe
does not suit, the most you can do Is d.
say SO quietly and depart. 1t Is gene
ally best to say nothing about 1t, hoH
ever.
Ladies are to frequently thoughtless j.
monopolIzing the time and attention o.
statesmen in small talk, while other ca
lerS on business are wasting valuaa-
hours waiting for them TO have done.
1t is rude TO snecr at and dcpTecIa
goods. \ on owe courtesy TO salesIc
as well as to any ether class. Sc .1
deceit, but be rs honest with them al
YOU wish them TO be with you.
Loud and SNOWY behavior II stores
exceedingly vulgar.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15
EBENSBURG PA FRIDAY JUNE

on never notice the boy. When he
speaks to you il is seldom that YOU ever
give him an answer. II is just as If you
had taken some strange dislike to him.
And you have grown haggard, thin-you
are no longer your dear self Oh, Camp
bell, what is your troublet'
Nothing" was the answer
~ on say this TO me-your wifey'
Yes, Lawrence replied with n fierce
accent. Nothing Is the matter. PRAY,
Rosa, leave me alone" And he passed
again into his library.
But Gerald approached his father some
days later, and gently insisted on his
kindly heed. You are in some yyretched
sort Of trouble he said, '.and YOU must
not continue morbid and uncommunica-
tive like this. You must reveal your
trouble What can it he, Mamma and /
will share with you. We are both fun of
sympathy for you. Matters cannot 20 on
rs they are doing. Father, tell me the
TRUTH"
Il have nothing TO tell you, Gerald"
Lawrence answered. And then, suddenly
lac gave an alarmed cry: for Gerald's face
had taken an sshen pallo-, and the youth
sank backward upon the lounge near
which he had been standing. II was an
attack of his heart disease and an attack
from which he never revived. When his
father reached his side lie was gaspiug
and half unconscious. He fingered fer
two hours in state OF coma, aid then
quietly died.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15
THE TOWN-LOT RUSTLER.
Life-1iIse Description OF n Unique Weste-
Character.

The Western town-lot rustlcr IS a we
known character. a correspondent O.
the New ork Tancs, writing from Gyp-
SUM CITY, y as, hss seen him on his ma
tive heath AMI describes him thus
"keal estate rustlers are, in my opin-
ion, one oi the natural products OF the
West. They resemble wheat plants IN
their imparious demand for virgin soil.
70 rusIler can rustic effectively when
hcmmed in by costly buildings. They
thrive in small towns which stand on Tho
banks of Insignificant streams or OF
sandy deserts, or on sage-brush plains
They rustic most effectively IN town
which contain from three hundred to siA
thousand inhabitants. The more dreary
and uninviting the town the more encr
getically they rustic. / am deeply in
terested in these mysterious men. ]
have studied their habits for many
months and in many towns, but ! have
been unable TO solve the knotty problem.
Of The origin OF these strange beings.
The famous problem OF the lights or OF
the binomnai theorem are merely in
telcctGal toys with which 20 amuss
children in comparison with this twister.
There is something uncanny about the
prompt appearance OF rustler III new
town.
III n pilgrim is in doubt about the vo-
cation ol a gentleman whom he has met
in a frontier town, and would apply
test sure 10 detect the most artful and
deceptive rustier, he must utter the word
syndicate while talking 10 him. And
then listen 10 him lie His eyes brighten
at the word. lie conjures up immense
sacks of stacked gold. His voice quivers
with excitement; he will talk till mid
night OF svnd:cates. Real estate is never
bought by parties or associations OF per-
sons. The Boston syndicate bought lots
TO @, inclusive, in block :, Balls addi-
ton, on which to build an opera-house.
The English syndicate, OF the Wal.-street
synlicat or the French syndicate bought
so few or so many lots on which 10 build
a ~, ,nJouUD hotel, with an elevator and
electric lights Cnc young maHs whose
hair WIS red and appearance foxy, told
me that a Philadelphia syndicate bought
that roIncr. pointing 4 dirty index finger
at 4 rocky, sidehill lot in Nardner- Idaho,
to build a dance house on And he
wondered why ! laughed as ! conJured
upa group OF obese Philadelphia lUakers
building and running q dance-hall IN q
Rocky Mountain mining camp"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15
Paragraphs New and Old,

4 multitude OF sparks DO not illumin-
ate.-H f. 1H,iei.
Woman is a mirror of divine contradic-
tions Nicheisf.
Call me no: oijr. till you see me gath
ered-Spnlish Prorerb.
In wishing to extend her empire
woman destroys it tdbGftis-
If woman lost Us Eden, she alone can
restore it ilhiitjcT-
Women detest a serpent through pro-
fessional jealousy sciOf H0g1.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15
why women Envy 59en.

There are just three things for which
woman envIes a man. The first j. S,
crel not 10 be told, the second is 4.
ability and power TO 20 out Whenever ..
feels like II At night and the third is
being able TO get along without zee
soaked pettiCoats slappIug at has Lc-s.
\ mans les always lOOk so CO OIiCrt1l. r.
in wet weather. lie puts on hea
shoes, th!Ck socks, turns up his tr0ue
ana strikes out. \ woman on her "a
cradle clothed supporters, has thin stoc
iugs, tight boots, and good tor-nothi-
sandals. Many female geese even Cln.
to white skirts which are Just 50 m..
paper IN the rain. Then out she e.
In hall a block the backs ol her LEGS ru
heels to EDees are saturated. Her ahi
are muddy and drJggled, and her ten
per Is ru red and cut bias. II -.a
chance 70 step, rs often she does, into q
puddle her thoughts, unot her iangua-
grow SmONv. II We ,OulG ola -
wear the literal as well as the hgurati
trousers especially on rainy days, v.
might keep rs swcet-tcmpered as the o
posItc sex are ilatteringly supposed 10,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15

Creditor When shall call FOR the amo r;
o. 0ly bIll Mr.. ~uith
BcotoT-Oh n any time. What day viii
best suIJ yottr convenience
tredtor-Wrh. / have less to do ar
Thursday, ll.Jn any other lay of The veei.
Dobt0t-Ncly veil Then you may ,..1
sUr the amount every Thursday.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15

Peri>ins.-And 50 YOU re going 4. t..
fancy d,e,s ball What costume are v,.,. L,
ing 10 wear
Smalt Alec think I'll borrcv r-r-
summer suit aud 80 as tramD. " axe
you CONS. TO wearl
Perhias.-i guess IN put on youf i,.-
on.h fs;icc Albert and 20 as : i5.-..
L.1ss.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15
Takc Care OF the DOG. :

Mamma TO nur>e)-''W hat Is all that rols
IN The nursery. MSue f'
NUr>e-'-Lc IecIle dog, Madame, has tlL-ar
5icrs fIo>sIc'> candy.
Mamus--'M eli, take 1t from him al once
Marie. and give 1t back 10 Mss Ficssl,
Poor lIttlc Fido, he mustn't eat 80 glt,.f
candy; It Inis hI make him SICK"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15
Inrge nnd smnn Nli.tal.es.

AS 4 Scottish minister and an Fngli
lawyer were riding together, said III
minister 10 his friend, sir, DO you eve
make mistakes IN your pleading p
Il do, said the lawyer.
AN what do ye DO wi mistakes
Was the question.
why, sir, il large ones, | mend them
If small ones, l let them 20. And, prsv
sir, do you ever make mistakes in preacI
ing
"Ay, sir ] have dune sac"
"And what do you do with your II
takes -
"Oh, dispense with them in the san
manner as We do yoursei. l rectiiee Dad
large, an let 90 the sua' anes. No lam
since, IS | was preachin' ] meant TO al
serve that the devil was tie father Q ii
liars, but made a mistake, an said Pa
was tie father o a lawyers. But
mistake was so sma' that 1 let it 20.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15

Having struggled ~ years between nte and
death with ASTHMA or PHTHISlC- treated by
eminent physicians, and receiving no benent,
was compelled during the last years of my Ill
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ing roots and herbs and inhaling the msdicine
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We have many other hearty testimonials OF cure
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15

Business items. hrst insertion lOc. per line G
subsequent insertion &c. per line.
Administrator and Exec utor's NJ ises..-.-
Auditors Notices. s..-..sss,s
Stray and similar Notices.. ---,----.....
~- Resolutions proceedfno OF any corpora
or society assI communications designed 10 c1l
fion 10 avg matter Of Iinlited iTdsUidu0 inf
must be pdia JO1 as advertisements.
JOB PRINTING of all kinds neatly and exI
ously executed at lowest prices. Don't you Il
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15

The large and reliable circulation OF the { o.
aRIA Freeman commends II to the favorable ~
alteration OF advertisers. whose favors VIII b
serted at theIollowing low rates
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15
a. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. -ss

a m not paid within months. l.I6
- a, IN not t-aid within months. 400
40 do ~ not paid within the year. . .
..-ro pcrsuus residing outside OF the county
hi csnts add tional Yer year VIII oe eharked 20
'-S.-In no event viii the above terms DC de-
- trnfn and those who don consult tneir
- -, .re.ts nv uRyIug In advance must net eA-
y. - ~ ,Iarsd on the same footing as those who
" Tet this tact be distinctly understood from
Ihls tine forward. - -. Al, A, 49,.
as-I'av TOR your paper before you STOP lt, " STOP
-, ,nnst None but scalawags do Otherwise
- ne a scalawag-Iite ls too snort.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15
FATHERS TEMPTATION.
A Story In Two Parts.
BY EDGAEFAMCErr-

A1ihor OF An Ambition, Woman" "A Gentle
maH OF Leisure. ''Tinhling Cymbals." -:Adyen-
tures OF a Widow" etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-30
THE GRESHAM BOOM.
An Omen Letter to Indiaus's Delegate to
the National Convention.

An Open Letter to Indiana's Delegate to
the National Convention.
CHICAGO, May ga special from
South Bend, Ind, says movement Is on
foot among prominent Republicans Of
northern Indiana to prepare an open letter
TO the delegates from that State to Chi
cago, asking them to give General Harrison
a complimentary vote in the National
Convention and then go IN body to the
support of Judge Gresham.
Hundreds of leading Republicans are
eager to sign such a document, among
them being of Harrison's warmest friends.
In this letter it will be set forth that while
the Republicans of Indiana honor General
Harrison, and would be glad to see him
elevated to any office within the gilt OF the
people, the Presidential nomination is be-
yond the control of Indiana, and that mas
much as the plrty throughout the entire
country ia exhibiting an eagerness to
make another and equally popular lndi'
auan its Presidential candidate, 1t IL the
duty of the Republicans in the State to
give unanimous support to him who seems
to be national, rather than merely local
tavorite.