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Tae Somerset Herald.
WKTlNF-KllAY..
..Tanmey -1 1ST
J H i.liY 1'KITZ. t'ouhty Surrtyor. mU
five :l'n!i.in Ut all urv.-iun r!li !
n"r:if. i:t. tmij.i.. ml:". ,i;rt-f UH-Tlt. k-'..
rn'rui'i ! hiiii.
X.iTHii. H wiil f .tt:t in L:c tf
v.-r; S;ilun;uj t-iiin'ii
CHOICE Hl TTi: K
WASTED IMMEDIATELY
i;v
w. ?s.ti.mim.i:.v o.
ii 1 1. 1 1 ii or I . n. n
1 ' fire pro
.l'.iiu e you
Wt have rip rati n ssior.e
teciion in thi- lillaTe. In
knot .
llAtirmt's Monthlv rs-irre
si-iiy ot ill.- iiu-' tmi; i.t .!ti 1:;
Wiiltmn in New V"ik
t'Aid'KNTKIIs .!! liu.i i
Txls ( ail kinds ut as I p
ran I lio.iht anvwhtic-
s ti! i' k ntul
.ymy re s j
.- tiiev
Pkksons who are biiihiin will find
Rlvmvers' Diiit s as low a tic "ii" -''
at I
is!
cm I Iciu-hl in the city. Ca'l and e.
Hi M(V olilxiS wa placi
Tliiir.'.a lor 'he P"t: paj im
a case m which be di
in j.iil on
i I iv.; iu
i, l.llll 1-lst
court.
Wk. wih ! a!i the atiention of our
r a lei-to the a iv. r; i :u, ii' c i (: . P
H-.iel V Co.. l-i.il i ill ai;o'.'.'.;:: co!ut;;n i.f
this paper.
IlivikK -i n in s
Churi J. ihi- pi i. -.
week. Coticiriiii'in
thr loreii""ii.
in
liie
1! i' lnio d
.- niil.' thl-1-
ilav iu
eve;
11: x:
' KriiMTi -in: M -n iil
the l.e-t Vsrni-iic-. I
tiii I t: Ii
Vllit (Ts
..ml Tur,
s-n' i::e,
v.: 1 lu
li.' l K.ts--, ( i-'or.. ml I ii
l't'1'i-.l J!;iiji''V p'lo.
TilR s ile i-f (he r'il e-Viti-M-n.'i
s, of Mi.ide town-hit'.
Cust. r.in:-tic. i- jio-:p.n -I i
the 2Mi day i f .l.iuu try, l-T
At-tah
ii. I'
lu
!i! S 1 1 1 ; i 1 iv
A nil si. iu..! yo
llarile I'lie to'l c
In ii-i.-e-. Ca.l :ir.
aih erti-eim tit i:i alio
Col KT c inveii'-d
llot-r .'i.o-e ll. ;i
r' iai'- v i:p an. 1
:t in if
.ii . I
tt.iut in tin
t iii er-' at
i ,: (' til' Hi.
.her ciumn
r. ! .:: '.,
1-i'csi-iin 1.
M i-.-lin..:i
li-sd iii-
11 -.! Ut
U e
ji'.ildisli tin- j.r.i.-ci-.i,n
- I.I'M i" i
Ti'.i.uK is a s i!d !
aroutid lii re ti;s.: it :
(.J- tlie uollll.llilll'v to
(rave a H ' n: v to ii
i-.iiue of the ' ii li" f
two tin
' e .pi-t :
i.;l It
:i.e i:i
W'lUi.t
Ta s u'f
1'lii.nt- ll! I-f a li.iiH.i," ol ine Joint
t 'ti'is'-ii i.-y ol iiie M nil- -i t i l.al .'e. of liie
b loniieil Chiirch, ucNT Tiiet-lay, .1 ia. o!,i
at IU A. M . iu Soiiii i J
A. t'.. I'lilAAL.
Take Notice. This i the 1 i-t t h.tii. e
wewiilgive tin-e indiliK 1 to r to settle
their accounts. We will Imvc to iiit tlu in
ir.to the hand- ot rt i.:ti,.. r J, r n dci lion
rji . iifi; iV t nr..
Fok I'm k'cT -knives. S;s iiis. Knives mi l
Forks.. Iiat-ns. Siieais. CC , so to li.V
Hive!.' hi ti'k i the i-.r.fit 1:1 iou;i
l and tlie g-si.! are miii.eii ut very low
f rice.
The entire b.iy cii.p ol the ""i.tv 1 i-t
x ear w a- einlit (M-r - hi h'iom- t ii it ct ls7.-,i
and the averue ii'i.t.in a'oit live K-r
--in lie'ler. The r.ver'1-.'e in r v, 1.:
h'13 !. ,. iiiti'i-nii 4 a -iiii i(t : pi i t !H i.vi r
ha" of the previo'.- ye-u .
Tiieiii" is a reiii.ii ka'ili' ftiiiily living in
H k'ii k towp-hip. In lima e .iin" t The
!a iier. .1 .noes Ferj':-nil dni! iuitiv-ars
ac . aPer -i;iti,T eleven bov s.ii (.' wb'eJ
,"i;i ; : . e i.i'u. 1 !. ;r hi ,, i.t tu
l i'i -tiil : u:.1'' is hi" i' i.t i' veii.
Foi:l"iT. A tiri-t Mili. in
town-hip, uiili a c i d pr-'p-'tlv
II. . - -.-io;: ci .:! the i - i.f A;
A.ldsoi;
jntlher irlormation ail'ln-v
.: . r. ii
W ti.wt it.
Tur. Sbamn Ai i .' n por
a yotiuj li.lv 1m h ipii'e
Wii- a -i i I. nU'lv shot iu tli.- h-.i
art I no h-.irs a- Well a- ever,
p'-; will ri-i! t is- '. i t'i:. rt-:-e;;
e ti v.
c-.ie ol .
if. wl'.oj
i-nllv !
it p. o-:
Jl il.i. I.l'l IX, l W 1. Ill
tv. lias -olVitt Hie iraoip pr
cidi-d that Ihe Jr b U-- (-a
and I i.h'i'.i'.U e-m-iil'-r it a
--I I he I - niH". can I" s P' tli
tttorK s i- a I'-'u. ol li.ti ; '
A- i - lliil., to Crii....SI:il ( h
-1 i-'itn
aud !
1. .'a'h
ik
h.'U-e.
le a:..! ni-e'i
i -i.i v ii r.
0 THE lAIl.MKIiS!
enip v .'. it on ..
W. S. TEPLE & CO.
1 liev got iti pno
farmer w ho -lrv; d t
t..-i sia-ou r -ret cry
liein. and H ..i.
lligtl pi ii'- I llt-
'o siiiti to tli i'i-
I'liosh
liheiitn C
t iug .
fi-;;-'
two
rvs
nd n
i ll'c
1 x. ll
"1
er., tor:,
their
lv v a-ll
v.-
:t tl.
-It r:
part I-
iii tllJ .tut! t nil'
I lit Mj n;m- h mi t-;:i; '
lluir V Ulckhi r lr.
An ;r. ii! . v
3 ii.it s ..v. ii. hh. rr.
I .'.Ii!- .ll J l.iu9-
!i.-i.. I r.?-"-!
V. II. .
h T t r ii". ".n
.!: - .b.i.n
t. -id- lit m
Paiki-t's on
in iiie sum
i iiti.av . ur. I l;i
i'!i i
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i; it .I ' ll,: .; m
V-"-.- '
l ti
I i
Arn. sir.'
' ibatac
ii: ijar
-I
I.ia. ; y
-
the s- n civet Coun.j
tv w::i Hurt at tlit
Tur r.ii n.l rrs
AglitUiiUI.il S-i
Court ib-
fi tt -i, !. ,;.,; ever.tu : .!.:'t-
osri :t. s;7 i t ii
il'.ia I- I'T til.- er -Mil
l-i-i p . -t.
tear.
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jlisi 4(1
IIW l.
I'M -lilt I.!.
E. M. S
it lux k,
Jsa Ti-lai'i .
HtHMV TtiMH-K
of I
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en
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1 I 1
in.ei if
VI.U.il H.akt- i; on in- in ,hi-i...tu nl Hear.
hiv. ii-.' ith Im. ; i, vlje i.i.df-ri-nti,
.i tlie C"Uiirit,i ii' a. i i t f. re to his
liotie mid jiluv tlie its..i vt-'-.i-ralti , but
the (..ire-i- ol tbc law ! . i., ;r Ijvii.ls , -
llim It'll! i-i IV... 1
tliP fit air i.-l heater..
i',
' .VL. I. r
Kt'tt nicniiic; v.ilita'. e i . i t.j ,-ts
w liiih uouitl lie s:..I i c..iii:iioi t u.-Lt,
rhrni'ie it-nit nt h-mv i- ':.t T- a
l!lf Hie nt lite alls i taltlie (o itt ot a
ni!i.-ioil ! mid ihi-i.i.t'i ! l.n.e. Tl.e
i nieii ti. saiec-oteii-J ttr.h 'l.'s :e -vi
lot :ii, r and .;ni-sti in il-c suii;..ti., ttie
ttf.-ci ol ihe i.ut.r l iii. i r. u ' r ;.if
;o!ii'iiini i,.-iii,tiic i tin iu l.sji:i;i u il
a all r
Tin- i.rliiT ; haul mi
b it it is tcnrinml-.ni in -'.
nn man in n-x l.a -t.
I ic. -e ol U'.l' r ltc il j
tu
e k li i n s :
t.t tltilter.
t
i t- o t li 1 1 a
ir:ii ' on a
j l. e o! ' re!l linii! li III
Is. t-l s-y u-l !t
i , 'i - . - t
, in . -.
i... .our.
'li I' - i -i. i-c.r-ei t ll i i -i
liOJ 'be i ..I -; III- i in , in
iu.i.-r. Aiji.riei is io.
when ( I. -1 rii i lnoki-s.,
iuw ill ibe Ma.i:y iui, m.l
i uoa.
aae k
4 UU.ll
HvtCIMH l-;i c.'.t nil Co .- to th.-!
I'll!"', all I CHIT' '! I'T h af III lid ill a sail- j
i.e. ti'ac- i el . i-t ii .ii--, .till, in i-ii I
( it .ii ifj.-jt 1 i.i-.:' :-u:i i'f-;
lioi'llir- Ilk pioi.:i-.s I.. '. Vali.-'i'-f ! 1 IT. ; I
in; ihe .-.p. ;
ii. 1 ii.
XOTIC1I
llHl III UllS ruv 'HUltH? IM'lll J. II.
. . . . - i. ... .t i: . T
i i : . .1 . i i r. t tv
1 iiUnu. ins entire mock i iiicrcuaniiize. i
in.tH-wcoctiiiuinOl.emtrcan
:. i ....... . j .
by cnrrum; on h general slock, and most
ir ctttiiiv foiir.-ii pHininse imni iiie peo-
, le . f this low n H.,d vicinity, and all other.
I ' !
inel.. time, sucli t.ods as will make the.
M.-kf-,.-..m.!. teiii.!ldi iartmnt8tliatit
; i.ltie to the interest of thnc "".".
r h-.v ,., en! !il ,i n..- l(ore pun haMii? j
I'.u K. I'aito.x.
S:.jh;-i.t, V . Vvc. '-' l"'1
I Twoi-K TiitM Mr. II. tJ. Cunning
:ha!i bad the' misfortune to set down too
! i-udiienlr ou the ice on Monday. The tall
: rrsii'ud'iii a uatv raiU in the side of his
i head.
.liiini s D.iran's fctt took a notion that he
' ouplit to a!k on his head and that ihey
slioii'd 1 up; accordinirly on Sunday
liny went ky ward and James' head wa
bniimht in i(.l.-nt contact wilh the pave-t;i-nt.
lie nii badly cm about the face.
W ACO VS.
i. IUvin? recently accepted the atencv
. for tin i-oiinly ol the Smdebaker Co, 1
' urn M-Iling t-xcrlleiit wa-.-.ius of all dimen-
i"n on sjK-r-ial term of Ten Dollars
, monthly piij ni-n-.
An l rni wautin: a nai:in will ecr
' luin'j tiud it decidedly to their interest to
(.-iiMilt ne 1m tre puichaMiig elsewhere,
i Aldrtss
j V. Y. Haktzcli..
Snurt, I'a.
j Tiik toilowin? n ilic-e is taken fro;n a
; l.t; l.inculn, Netirnk'i panT :
Allmt I.. Waller. has just lieen
!adticd to the working orps ot the State
N.i:;.ni;.l ll.ii.k. and wiil make the collee
Ui'iir f-.r that institution herealter. Mr.
: Wal-er :a very .!iasant oiiui; man. and
ci'iii s i I! recommended iriiui his former
I home in I
V Hit Ml ir- , i' r MX,.! Hi'.
ot btiother Someistt lov. Ah. like tin
i y.i ....
balance ot them h..s the nerve and energy
to s.icci id.
Mr. time ao a iiitle son of Phillip
; Cupp. ol Soineiset tow nship, ais'iit seven
jteen uiolilhs of aite, swallowed a button
alKiiit iiie ie ot a two cent piece ; the
i'Ulioii o....'d in the liitlu tellow throat
and would o in iiln r up or dow n ; alter
: it hi.il liit u iu that -isiiion tor nearly rive
iwtiksi).-. A.. Miller Miit-eedeil inline
Ui it into the atoiiiiu h. wliere it remained
a : w i. .a s Ih lore pi.-siuj trom Lim. It
tt a- ii.ii at uloiis thai tuc hiiu lived throuuh
it all, but at present be is us chirp and
luem as though he hid never had his
throat buttoned up.
An old I.ouisi:tua neiiro. who had Voted
tlie Di liimriilif Tickit. a a-ked by a
ltepuulictt) why lie had done so. !.U! he :
' I doi e voted tie ! iinnalic ticket 'cause
u.c -u iJedliie. Volt know I allil- voted
'oe 'publican ticket. Init dis time de
; -!i.i..ed inc.' Weil, how did they pcr
; Miu.ie jell? Whitt did they say to you 'f '
V.n,ti ditin l say r.iU'.h ' uullia.
j Ttto 'o ut in i: s C"t;i-.' up an' put a big ho-s
pistol cai-a o' my hiad in" give Iiie a
i n.is'i.itK tickti. an' tide me to waik
-:r,iu!.t up to tie hi'.Is au' vote it or dc
oui l iilow do Mill o' my heail liuhl oif.
An' I tell you, chile, dcy 'alluded tne dcy
".-I ii'.ed Iiie. i.i IU'l-1;.
.M i i 111 vtuMAI. IN ELtl ITlfcS. On Fti-i-.ist
.Mr.-, i ha. loiii.las swoie that she
lu tear of violence tneu Iier liege lord
dii-.i lu.i-K r. and thought that he M'.ot'.ld
tie pi.n ed whele he wottid, be unable to
I. o in Iier; he tt:ij acco'tiinnly airtsicd
ii. l coiiliucd to iiil. Oil SattirtidV the
.ii ol ot ihe inly lelcilied and being iiu
;ti .ui!ous sue w.i- to In; seen U3 the
-ucets aiu a uumiier of peiwms to aid
; l.t r itt icca;u ht-r luiJ. Uuring the
i iiliiliiKiil tUrits was releaaed and de
puted lor hi home w here it is to be iipeJ
; liitt hi- i.'in.iv.n ImppiucM vi ili tie gieallt
i atutueu'.vd. by tl.e ui:ti lie ha goos
1 'o.ioj.'.ll.
j Wt itctived the lol'uwing card forpub-
!i. a. ion:
l.igi niv r, P.i., JaDy. 7th, 177.
Accc't:iiL:r to iiievion urraagciin tit
Ilia. 'v;iaj ii'ioitr'plauicd the tiatlery of
' the do-pel on the oauks ol Indian creek. at
! iii'han creek t hiirch, Fayette Co., J'a., on
; the et t iling ol the ;'il of Jjcc. He c uil
i u.cUv'i d lo Hie into she enemie s camp
I With .real vig.-r The battle laged tu
lii ii-iy until the vtxniogot the Hi of
Jun , ls",7. l ii iiv tin-itnie oil souls in
tin. i ii. uue's tanks tell; ''.! tiisiies of sin
: vveie buried ill the river, we trust never to
it-eaain. M-iy (iml bu-s llro. Hoover.
T:-l..: hf, i s Huri t.
i
An uriUNii to the Jr--H yl ,, a wedge ((r
piaie ot ii m has In ctl JuUlni iiiil diied In
ti.t fi.ai Pyramid, the indicatt uis ln-iug
that it Dili t hate Ikcii w lought in the age
nl (. In-op-. placi il by -nine MUihoriiies si
laf bai k a- ", 4-SI t i-.il s -( I l;is tii-trie
t:,e ul i.-.i.i a 'i.;.i i- .V.h.i'jimh more an"
Itii :i. U..U it :-. siippi -. .1 to and all'ord
. uppt i Itiiiii lor t .xplaiiiing tie- cu'iing ot
the -hat p hi.. i well d- :iiu-d hit-roly pliic?
on inn. in ti. uraciie aud "tin r I ar i stmi- .-
emp.ot ii ;,i ti.:-c..:i.'.-'i,.licu ul Lgyptiaul
' pi i .ui i s t u.pl s. au I loin $ How the-e
. coiil s have oeeu cm is tore the age of iron
hi- b.-cti a pio.iing ( n-,i.ni to many, j
j i. it ; M-r jiivi-ti-ati'iu may hu tioq to
h ac Ih i ii in i.e 'i.inn Mir ao.
siettrrlir r .Monr.
Tm re i- do doubt l the prc-ctit situa
tion i -t all kili'is of oii-ilie-s and ilidll-lrv
i Ifiii ii.ilv ih pi'.--ud. aud tl l.eliOiiV-e
cm at laiiih. I., ii.ik (jrililily lo their expense-.
n:'i r if coii.iiig mi whin chil
ilii u arc li: hie to Croup, In ping Cmigh,
tie oii-li-aiid coins will prevail every
where a:iil I i'i-'.:i.ii'ii.:i: xa i t. t,;her
lii. id a.ri i bug ic-i a.-e$ woi carry off
i.ni.t. These d:eascs should not be lle
gb cte-J. Iloclor bills are t ipen-ive, and
we would :..!'-m;r J.ci.pit; (u use lltis
i iii.l (i(.i. HKt'i. li never na
t tailed. One tmii!" at 75 cents will keep
to n tt hole Intliily w 11 during the w inter.
Titod'i-is will iciii-ve any ca- -su.l in,
" - .:. ::.e I i.e J lulu, ail Lv lour
Uiog.t ft. SV. UiM'.iiiD. "
A
l:ulIEXT educator, who had been
a mi. liiii- eii.:i;i-d in hi iftt-niii, aud
l tlns.cd tue lldliii Ut-e tit a lie w - aju r on
th : mm - ot taint'.v chil lreii. sat s i
1 have loi'.tii it tu U n iiiiiyirai fijct
wi I: nil i ji jii I "H. that those -tbolal- ol
bo h -exe-i.n I ail ag-s, who have ai-ce-
to i.-.i-iiapeis at home, when duipared
w: li tn.'se who are not, are
. ii 11. l (-..edeut 111 pMULIicia
iioit nl c.'iuse.jtl li' leid in r under
! - tiidiii.'., .
j Tin t ait. It-tt.-r spellers, aud define
i wold wilh me an.' atyliSHj-j-,
I iii i.b.iiiii pi a. -iie-ai Ktiiiw ledge Of
g'-igraoh til 1. tit Iiie time il require ol
' ".ih.-i.-. is new -,i iiv-r.- liavi- i;( idu iii-;it. at
1 a . in it I w Ii Ii I lie .-;;on ol Hie illlmr-
: tati I ;l..oi s ol the iiaiiops. their govern
; in- i.t. and doiPgs on the glolie.
'
i i i
t w lit :
' Ft bi
. tj. ..-I'n.U Uul loWD-l.ip ehCtKOS
se-piidr on tlie'th rd Tti -siUy bl
ut. and it is Deecss.uy that ca'e le
I a tit
u that tiie i.i i-i-r t-er-i'n- be ;.re-kaied
le i.i i-i-r t-er-i'n- !;e j.
rf o..,ec' l,i i.e''i:f:e
til i i"i f!-(yrjl o..jecj
yt, arid
U :.i 3 J'u. .:i i. i:t..;i:.,iiiii :Mat a i (ca tion.
'i'uft A. rule .ur (letiple take too
Untie intetist in the election ot niiinii i-ial
jt-ilMr-. a:;d as a C meipjeucv Very ire
- lo.eidit iiKouipe'.ciil persons are entnitte-i
il,c7 iiiittiriIU iateiel. NGW, ia
cte t' an iVct'ija. i;.' muiVr tiirrt'
ug I .i-f
I
a a
U. i-iiiiie pi :i. nTiii. The
j l.o ui.ii tm each and every Jiosition
sii.M..tt k si'ivn, auu no giHiu cuifeu
tt id r 1-jse to ,ii. l'.h du'.v by cccitiDil the
rc-p-n.-: iili'.ii- tliat may tU.H tie emru-ti-d
to hoi:. A- a r.ile o"r rotin;r (ia bid
v . .. i..,4i -, Ui.a.i tot 'Uitreuic(il in
.Mite lovahtic cau cattily be biounht
a'x'tiL
.- i'ioi .' Juiiil of at t aUiplctl kerosene
uii. im ii.aiiir by a uat taacv, attractive
bairn- ll luav t e ti -i.nalej iu sjtecious d
Vir ui- ii.s lat touuuou tin pail of
kjt-r, et nuoiiMiaii tin pail. -v eyt-3
in- i - rn r.Uitit it-; uil : J t..Lel' iBtlt-pth;
fi.l Kit ur.ii sait-r aud ( lice it ou a
s'nte mi itr a ialiil.. t. a in heal vert
lao'iaiit ; t.1 au oic.iiiari "tin riilouti lei
uj :.u'. on uie ajitr, to iu.l r.tte 1 L
t-.i ri--ot ti ;i-j.,-:.,,i,.
wvtt iti Ki Ii5t4 ,u lis.-: Uiall
ior a t t ill t acit - lu tti itaiit iian put
T.,i- c." 1. ... ., . i 1 ... :f .ti:i i- '
I HL lli.l.Mll.tl is . S,UIH; lilll lU.C J
lei io . r-" - iwtlv Iw o'ulilv and 1 1
tii-jMii u; ot Keitieeuf. and Id i: fhi on j auce remaiuirij; over Irom the previous
the i-uNacc ot iiie ciatiuaily healiot: water; j year. The dt pnrtmeot has also a credit ot
when you see liie IbeiUKKiielet beiiitiinf j fT.5.i 3ti. Tbe pupils ot these schooL
to iiidiaie -.Vcnty degrer-s. sevcuty-hve i eihibited some of their work at tbe fen-.re-..hi
ilerei-. a;-p;y a blaring tnaieb j teuinai. nnd, it was expected, thev would
t ia ite.-ust-ue iu ine iitite pn ll the aliltcailorded &u n;i.rluu:ilt- ofvisiticj
t; is -ilt B . tl.t-ii wi 1 e!:,.ie. tm it i; is
i ... t ic, ,,i.i :. i . . .r.-. s a fi ..-it
l.t.itr i-i-i. ,-u .1 ..- ..l 4.; . ;
C a ll rf.ii ivill. Akt.le (Qe tUt-riaioult-M
a a rf.ii ivuia at.te. Iftc tUt-ratouit-u i
C tea a U Ullleralulv Is-ioa I X) .le-ifee.
B . c ie a U uilieraiuiv u-lnw 1 SJ ,(e .frea.
. 1. ia aaie ui asasimc ine tal la uitily
1 gt-rous and ulti-iN uulii Is uar.
daa-
j HEr)ET of ColemanV School. Brother.
r valley townebip. for month ending Janu
.) tu-
ail 1 - a -
... . .
"1,,1 nit-ilir
"
niotili, males u, it raa.es l-, total .to.
Average attendance dnrinj month
,.,,,- ii r m,i.- i
, ' Z Z m, ,!,
".uak, fen oi a!
v .,,.,,- I,,,..n,iwi pr,.rr Uv mW
Siin.m Itntnt, (jiKiert t.'oU-r. Wi!too W.
c0m.r. Alvin A. Cober. H. F. Coieman.
j!rant t;oor!:. k,., ,, Uni- x
t'oirfT. S. females. lelila Kiss'l. Annie
. . ... :v . . .
K'istel, Anuic Suder. Alice J. (,'oleinan,
Ktuiiia S. t'otier, usan Kofe', Ida K.
C'olenian. and 1'rbecira cvits. , total Hi.
Sc!liiig. niahn S. feiualts 5, total 1:5.
Written arithmetic, males :t.
Mental arithmetic, male i
H. F. liAVMAS.
Teacher.
ttoitiw or mRMu.
lJuriiig tlie present vear, as in tlie past,
the crave ill cl.ise over thoitsands, situ -
id v lientne thev oetlect the means w hich
would restore tlietu to luaiili. .Meet the
fell destroyer at the threshold, and dispute
his invasion by that more than wondertul
mediiiuc, lr.'.Mrris' Syrup ot Tar, Wild
Cherry and Uorehoiind. There is no
coiiih or cold, case of asthma, bronchitis,
blood Fpi!linp. weak lun;:s, croup or
w uooping cougli which will notyield more
readily to this reat botauiral remedy thuu
an v other medicine. Jf oti would avoid
disappointment, and be siicdilv cured, ask
vonr druiruist for Dr. Morris' Svrup ot
. - . . . . .. .
Tar, Wild Cherrv and Ilorehound. Trial I
size, 10 cents. Jtcgular sizes, 5(1 cents and
For sale by 0. . lien ford.
Also A items for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Svrup, w hich never tails. Pleasant
to take, au J requires no physic. Prire'JS
err.ts.
Tilfc pnvmi'Ut of muuII m1U nrul lie-
j C'uir is im m ouu r. as '-ii as I Ur
( lur' l' ! mitrr tJtr!. I'll Ucl ft I a.
: D IrlUiU'lf tICIDI I'lCII Ul ItiU 1 'L I It 'I Ill.TJM K
... -
. i ,euu , . . ........... ,mwi.c.ii ... Milan
mills 1 lailesuieii, shopkeepers, cm
ployed eopie, have to pay up at this time,
and how tall tl.t V .my unle.-s olhets ay
up to ! la in. t'at mt-Ms ol debts M l the
cirr ulatiug meiliiim" in motion. Pay
nieuis go aiouud in a riug. it i.-i(Ui:e w iih
1U lolabililics that the umn w no pay s a
leu doiiarue.il in the mm mug, iii.ty have
the same money come hacK to him 1-c lore
uight through the hands of oueof his ow n
creui'oiN. Iiie ciiculur iuoiion Is the
inns, whoirsome "ung lin.l e.u la- set
up. mist ll may ie true thai neiiutr
he Hoi ttiij peiwuis who n ive received an. I
p.ihl lili- luouey several linn s ill the Com vi
ol ihe day, have mi more aitual cash on
baud than w hen the day began tiiey are
tliat much Ireer Iroiu dt ut. and Uutl is one
siep nearer to true liacdoiu.
. ," "" , i at Keystone Mines in Summit district,
l or Ihe U-nilit ol tlne i.f our young ! Ti,t, M..s ,Vl, cmrrulle m, we,, af,
leadcrswhowisIitoiu.hlUei.iagayeijhlr,,,! .,, lasJ .anii juacnitn, is
ride, we publish the following receipt: ,li,pUved ill tlie se'ieelioii ol th-ssile.
1 i n yot.ng L.upics. t Hie lour Lorse ! .y very lair and at the same time much
oui ill wen outer, vne uigni, comer
than bltxen
One mile ofiuerrment. TenitrL..i
miles ol ueitr.y lio.eii In deaih. One chd ,e excellent new school building free
ly dance-hall, i ne itn-.uki n ltd.Ue. I hive i u.d j I raiiw. ill 14. but Dot tinished. is
hours ol light laiilastic loc. Suj.Kr l-ri,,,,,- Wt.) sni.i.lUtl wilh the iati'l itn
twetuy five, t list v.iur. lukewarm milk 1 1r,,vcd il.-ul fiiiiiituie, aud hs.king at it
and water tUal bus W-en bathed tu by an ,.a,1( r t.VBry lislH.c., p.ln hubstautiability.
oitcr. Semiid couim sime as In t- tni uiture lind atrangenienl, it must tain
llisserl country air aud ice. Ihe -ut- J , a.iminuion ol all. The building was
ly ' is uow hall way through. Ne.xt cotiici ! pe, d lor schisil lor the first time last fall,
a little more squeaky Ii htle mid U.auciug Two rooms were appropriated for this pur
arouud. I ben all tied u! ond lor home. ; ,,.. iUt. aiiector of I' rsina deserve m
t older drive th.iu evei. All sitting in Hie j tl( t ()r their lila-ral spirit in erecting such
sle;;h bo. Unver loses his way. onng a buiidini and lor the care and judgment
tneu crawl out and swear, (nrls cry , ! ,.X( Ici-ed in liirni.-hiug it.
Home at last 4 o 'cluck in the luoruing. j u,alol .vA,.f.Two st hoo's were
Moial: Ten dollars atiie. tuit ol pocket, jjr-t.l.-d duriug the year, viz : I rsina. one ;
Niue l.ozen Citr. I enly p.ayial out M. lli.nl. one. There should Ikj graded
people ul Isith sexes. Four u-ed-up burs- i,,,, a Smithtield. Continence, P.K-a-e.
anda lot ot young liars, who guaioiind I h,,n,;1.. ,l,.nner X HoaiU and ShanUsvill...
next day and ay they had '"mi-n.-e t iiie. "
Stuio( s a uiK.nt. On Sunday morn
ing, ticorge Harris Seiialf, aged alsmt V
veals, sou ol Mr. J. h. SchalV. ho resides
in ihe.vii inity ot Urmvii's .Mill..iin t w ith
an accident, which iu all prii.:!ulll V will
prove fatal. An older bns'.ttr i f the lad,
reipiested hill! to ui' st-irs aud get sobie
toliai iti u.il ur tils coat la.ket, loigef-ir.g
that iu the same pocket there was a luided
pistol. The lad went, atad ou pulling bin
hand in one ot tlie pocket, found the j-is-iid,
which, ( liiid like, lie t.ok out, ai, !. as
he says, raix.il the hammer, which, falling
too heavily on the cap, caused a lii.-charge.
and as the barrel was turned toward hiiu
the ball tillered his lellsiue. Dr. (jeo. It.
KaiilViii in was hastily suinmoued, and
protxfd the wound but was unable to luid
the bail. The lull struck a rib v. ii:. hi:
ii-pi.icrit. uii'1 w i.;-ti,ri;i.-d lioiii it c iiire,
tm; helper it took au upwant or a dow n-
ard courc tauni.t now be deleiiuiued.
The sujiiosilioii i that it entered Iiie hitig.
At this w riling he lies in a ci ilii-a! Cou li
imn anil but little hoie i- euterlallied ol
his ret overy. ( Vnim VrArj "yii oi-ii.
TliE lire-ie", Vj .U.ey ha iK'eu iiiiusuailt
if .', nl d;i"li liiil lridgiiS tiilllllloliiy t illed
ipliili. Nuin'ierso! coveys nave already
oeeu loiiiid no.eu in "buiic.i' s ' at their
ro-o-iiiig pliues. The Piits'.n.rgu ;.ri--.
ni'-n s A-s-icia'iou hi- a;i;T'..ii Uc l a ;iim
ol r..i'uf( loi' lue pult iiasi- ot itve buds,
io lie proiectid tin ough the w inter and to
be di-tiibuted iu the spring over !i;U!i'
most favorable lor their repruxiii.tton,
uiiih r uu at I ol i.cgiuiule iivj at lie ir
itiatante to meet such etiiil'tcheies as the
pi a pc fit, It la tt 11 known that the pari
ridge is a great destroyer ot insects iu the
priug. ami mi le is scaneiy a man or
si lioiiiliov lu the country w ho does pot oe
lliht ip tl'f r..i" c! 'li'ib htte."' The
iur,iici-j tan aid the asNii-iaiioh in their oil.
ju t wiiii lime trouble ami h-sscosi. Mow,
genu-ne ti. be kind to these lillie birv-:
pr. led il. cm alsml your iianis ; char
p a i - t iiete i.m tcyii .;ti,ck , smaller
j i il a--.-ii ; b ed iheul a lit'le Ol 11 and n
utile tin at ; add here und tnere a lew ud
rdis aud coter tueni with bru-h, and
whin tmi Jicif tiit- glad lima ul "Hob
While' lu the harvest nine you will lie
ii-iiiii.di d thai y our cale in the win'cr ha
;en repaid by lll.tl.y a sheaf yoll Would
nut ol her w i.c iiate tatheteil.
4(ti(ar.
lil PPKI At ihe Liiihentn parsonage
in s- unoset, on the g7lii day of December,
lsTii, Millie H ipis , the ilv child ot W.
lj. and t ara" '(liippri. agtai 3 years, 1
m 'it 11 and Id days.
Millie was a sweet and lovely ,'hiid t.ne
j fit III"
.in aud jialtibrcj gnu, thai
light tip the sliisdowav paihwav
ol li
Her warm heart and oveioowin
ii.-lis twined around the heart-
alfi-c-
' 'be
imieti'.-. i.n.1 u'.i uiiuui fuc kue-w; with
sucn ItildiTness.'lbat Ihe uueiiii.rted --a-r.ilioii
esiiM-d so keen a wound, that more
than human sympathy is needed P sus
tain and cmii'ort t'.'t; htiji is ('I the pap uls
tU (lit f fa. uiit'ipei ::ef, au
id i
irreparable
whiill has
iuss. Hut there is no shadow
not lis lii'i.l It: : r
"1- IB .'iif di-ii-i-
ii.ua aiitl tlie pious turn ot her bright little
mind, together with the (artful nurture ol
Ihe parent. Seemed to ind'n-ale '.hat the
grace iiiinar'.ed io b"' by I'o'y !'g; tLui
Km ai.i-ajy ile I'lih'T hig i vi'Hploviiig
iiiei Seemmsh' l.r pure ard innoceal for
eaith. Clir'yt has ta'.iC-n her hurii- to em
Uilsli and craee tiic ut.n-!va tf uur
brsv&Iy ."aiiit'j.. Thtuv i hc- aV y.iir
tit iitt'.e iliiiie bairn 1 hi ine in her
CAit.iiai riory I'tl'iiii Ihe Inlani throng, a
iron - a
utter ra-Jlr.g finacr iu the
God.
Ik ar t Mi.iie, th.ai l.attr It-it m.
H. rr l!ir li- ii. ;( .. ;
I. 1. :m t. -1 t.'Mtt ti.tst t--:! b4
lirr-u i-li i-r -urp., ileal. '
A M. Vt
I ,,. rp,n , 1r.
StLDIEits OKPI1AN-
M msii. The an-
Wicker-ium. S't-
r.- i.tnn. .nl -.1 t t .,1. .
State tor jtivw. t!-M. tU-e iw.rtu -
twaa i-uittut, l. U' w. iu.tnan.tL and
ihat the fhi'dren are. a. a U dv, health v
and Itappr.- Thur itit.-ileciiia!" and uio
ral iai.ro"vei!..nit ha.- lK.en Kitivailoiv. and
the indu-triai deitanments ol' the et end
scbiiots bave i t; !-eu.,c;t.i a. eiucitai as
-ii'n... rt:u.-e tbc-ir e-U.'ili-lnuect liear
f (j.tKKl have h-rt their in trtais to enter
llt.in 111. uHil'a .(iltil ,.V lit.. n...n.
' , .''
;u-iu iiat e reacueu inai,uo.iil an-j womao
hod. and allot them are t-n..,.',d it, at
m.Mev-ryh-r.du.hu.iue-..- " ' .
rhtit, were -'i541 (.ri.haris under the
I
i
earettfilKv-tateoa S, ptem-r 1. 17 i. a Tl.e institute was furmslW wU vet-tie-.
rettse ot 54 over the previous year, and i b nt uiusic bj . J-4- . Il(.
-..4iwerediSchari:ed. but the Bumut-r ol I bis s. ii.x-1, A siuWg bee on V, nes.Ia
admissiotts ticiiriy e.uan-j (ue n'liiiberol
nihifci.' -tL The sciiVila tvist tsto 5:1 i.'jT
sic a i.'itiv ji-io ' Jiiring the Usl year, the e;eBMtt ekeeed
aau i-iiih. nld i tb the applopriatioos by ifi.'tM.'i'.
a I winch was. however. itai-J out of ttie bat
i'i. Kxi .i-i'ion. tiiaj in the tact" that
. !a 1 1 ii - ? ' r..i ii 'his pr.-j.-ct wi.M
liilhr... V. r,' . . -;. . til 1 -t irrrO
t tlie Mltioti.a t.t'i' lktl. i- i te ' ' LiV"-l:--
I aatl in-v were aeui there iii Uir utopri-
euna aaded try lUe. edVu ol lae Urauu
A rot; of UM ilrpublx.
MJItMEI CorSTT Rrntou. j
. Tiie nr-mi,. 0j pui,;c School in the!
county is 2-J5.
. ',e '?e number ol months taught!
is 5.0:;. -
Tlie numlw ,,f -,,i i.!,.. -,i.,..,t
-- - i'iu tv. n. nv, iilis vnil'if'
Li ;. -.- r 01 ,euwIe ,eacbtr employ .
rl . . . .
is I !
'A'
i e merage salary oi males per mnntli
Tli .. ul ...t. .u
i' ' -
1 he nuniVr of male scholar, in attend
ance is 4.av;.
The unrulier of female scholars in at
tendance is a,!MU.
Average per cent of attendance 74.
I ost jer month it?.
rtal amount ol tax levied for tchool
and buildiujr purposes 40, 191 2i icrs holding low crude certitieates shottid
State appropriation 7,195 It. aot lie employeil, except when no other
Total receiuis from all source. S5:t.eaobe had. it iudecd tiicn. This would
2(12 44.
i total cxendilurcs ?4.,01 7 Jo.
1 V;t of the entire nundier of districts
onlv seven have liabilities in excess of re -
, ctep'a. viz:
lirothersvullev. fl04 ; New
Centreviile. ?io 0i ; Jennertown, fwa
1'aiut, 42-M 77 : Salisliurv, f :WM til ;
Sioystown. T121 J ; I'rsimi, fiT'J 21.
ItKroRT OK St TERITEXDE5T. 4. 11.
WH1PKET.
S.-Ko,! Jfoutr: In the counlv there are
SUlschool bouses, 225 schools, 22G teachers;
two schools are taught in renteil rooms. I
- ofti... t,...,o T i-n . ,
...... u.'.i-SAvtllll.vlw- 1 11111.11 1
ered rood, m midillim:, 20 VOTt.iort.d
uniit-..r n-c. ltut seven schtJl houses
were built during the past year. A beau-
lif.il frame lum-e at Mineral PoinTin
Millord district : this is a line two story
strucure, con'aiuing two larne and plea
am nsiins, with a vestibule aud two small
rooms for hats and cloaks on the first floor.
The second storv will be completed du 1
ing the summer; and .ill lie usid for bold-
ing etlucalioual and other meeting. Tlie
r.K.msare tuniished with the latest im.
y lit; con-io-
't.r .ii., i,,-,.;,,.,.,
Ti .i , (i.tieius w bit unc t oiiii-: eiiiiureii . ie
I lie "rounus around!.. . . ,.
i I Ii,, I .nil,! in r wtm.it r. i
' n "tu fini; ai lcu uwii. witii'U
,.,. w ill undoul.tediv receive in due lime.
I
1 lie directors and building con.mitte mer
it tiiiicli credit lor the energy and taste dis
played iu the erection ol thU building, and
in Us economical management.
A good frame building was erected in
Mnlioecreek district, at a suitable point,
and welio.eiliat the cili.ensol thedistrict
wiil sliow that they apprc-iale Ihe eil'orts
ol lucir iudiilitent din-cloi-s by a hearty
patron-igf ol the scuiai).
wo timai sch. i-il Itou-es were erectetl iu
j jt ,1,-irii
The selection ol the site
tor the one in the niouulaiu was unfortu
nate the hit laiug small and very rough.
The one at .MomiHi; Land, however, is ad
mirably located. The house is supplied
with improved turniture, and retlects cred
it upon the directors.
A siib-lantial scIuh I liuiidiui: was erei td
i need'
nei-iLeit lioii.-i wan limit in Miiiii'itiii.L .1;
Ttnrlirr. One hundred and sixty gl
our leathers uianilested a tMmir.erdalde
zeal, an.! lalsired a-siduotu'y and sum-ss-I
till v in their pro!ti.iiin. i'i.iy-iwo lacked
in the govejuiuet;', ability aud tact leipii
site to. Uis s'.icri-sful fulfilltiient of ihe
duties detiiaadtd ol thetn, and fourteen
Were entirely out of plec in the school
room. The prospect nl" increasing the
auui'icr of pruleiional teachers in thej
county :s very good.
The idea that prevailed a few years
since, that a petson can take charge of a
school without prohWioual preparation, is
giving attav. and the iniHirtance ot a
knowledge ol the operation, nf the mind
as the basis of the science of edt-ftV'tt Is
more generally acknowledge. There
were during 'l,!! vta A lew case of p
poiulUieu; ol teachers who did not isis
s certith-atcs. and w ho finally appeared
lor examination that the directi rs might
legally apply tor thejr share of appropria
tion, lu several instance, certificates
could M-aiccly lie granted. These cases
will kcteailer be avoided, by ;tt,iesiing
directors loaia et ; s,i applicant who dm-s
not li'.u it valid certificate, and by noti
lyiiig liii in that by employing teachers
w ii Lout ceititicates they will incur the
risk of losing their State appropriaiioa.
Sikiit-ss and nee-ary almut Irum
h me an-tl.e oiily rniniks oa which an
f tji usc lor un apiH-arine at the public ex
uuen liiims w ill be acceptiil. and even then
a wiitten rnjtiest from the cliroitor must
tie produced by ti.u applieent la-lore he
caa pnvatelv examieed.
J'iiu -t.jr There are 192 directors in
the county. !17 of w hom accompanied me
at the visitation of their respective schools,
and more would liave donn oi had it lieen
j tible for me to inlorm them of tuv prej-
enee in the ri.t wituo-it ercal delav
and lUci nvenh-nce. Most of tb'se iin-c-
tars ure m n o! intelligence and i-llicient
co-worker, in the cause ! ediicati-'n.
Jti-trirt SHvrrition. The st-h'sd ol
F.iklh k tow nship veic uuiKt Ihe Care t.f
li' .1. V. Havts. a district s'lperinti n
di.-it diirin-g the winter From my own
ola rvation, I ant convinced that much
improvement In dlsclplin was manifested
berit. I believe that the district Ettperio
tendoncy. if entrusted to energetic public
j school li.en. and sustained lor several
vear. would work such improvement ;n
! ourcoRinion &cbaiJJj ty; v'v.e; (iejicies
vinul'l oe tiui asuie ami ".. soiiciiciou
sitrtiatR in its cd eiTect even our m'Ht
santrtitne exrwetations-
County .Vr;i't' ,sAJ. -?ven of these
seiinols were in session during the months
n Auiitst and Scpteni'ier. Thoy were
taught by our Ml 'lU'kinl (sluttors. and
iiu-iailv r'roni.cd. The salary In many
ol our dis' ric t I very meagre , which makes
it impossible for manv teachers to incur
I itie exnonie ot attending a State Morr.'.a
are (hereiure t-nn.POueu to P.
: , f,,,nfv N..'iri.ial Schnois for the twin
ing of nio-n of our tcactiersf
Cioii'v lwtiti'tt. This annuAi uieetiaa
of the tevghcri and Irteuds of education
j convened at isomersel. fccemtK'r 2H. 1, ,
I snd etinlinued in ses-ion five day. Two
i sessi'ltl W,ero !-.ltl I" 'Ue uat-iuuc .in mc
i.ri.i Tt u a satisTtction to note a
, " ,, ,.,nce of teat heia.. and yet there
! . " .. , This should not
w-re m
v o Everv tencher, wuu"ui ei.ie;.;,..,
-hni'ii. p.t-C"1- u t-y tu ai.iitiui.-e.
r-n-it r the rxrjs. more intensriuz and
pr.titabie. The citizens and protetnnal
Lien ot Mmr-rs.-t favored U wi'h. t'ueir
present, arid fre,j'H'5tly uistited in Ibe
f acrcisc-a.
Deputv Superintendent Henrv Iloiyk.
r.r li..Tir!menl ol Public Instruction,
- -- i - i.,- i
Pars.b ' ..1 1 me lo our a-isiance on i ue.i., .v
"" Inviined with us during the rccaii l4.re
- - 111.. r.rortllil .'.
fjress were vrv b-r.btiai to a 1. and
we ti It when be left m like savin t-ne
mar ihe professor live to lead us in battling
Cor tlm rn-e ot e.lUCaiion. . aiuaniitr m-
cruction in Cntroma.-was given be Elder'
Pcti'e. of S oinTset. I'ev. -V T'i-4ai
Im-x I -. "I nif -I'luS LU niUIIII. IVUUHIi,
Ub'tchwore 1'H intereHlnit ol
jcfal. H-me talent respanded W our call
sud repdere,! eflinent aid. I hoe who
'-he nv-n artire part were .Meters. I?.
j J. K.vscr. UC. ViKrrz. Jj(
! E i.i.,f .inieD.lrrit i. L. 1U2I1. iter. .
r'- -n-hic
Tier, . OHtnei -- -
n'bers.
Eut lew directors
anenueu.
Tboe, however, whi were prcseot, were;,, c;.-.4
active members. Nearly all orr ic'eVej aipU;, ar
I I ie.-.ie.-. 'N preaeat
- i u-i i""a" . . ",i .
Mi I iM''M0y'J.VI
W..k.
srre&iiv auuine it.-.u.t..
evenini treated (juite a sensation, tifty
flrp iti-lipR titok ri3 iu ti.6 (sHiiest. ai4
arrer spellinit two boura and a bait prirrt)
were a war ilea ny ine juogea,
J. Knxi-r. Iennis Mevere. and J. J. Hoff
ron to Charles Elricli. first ; R J. Joder,
second : J. D. Baer, third ; and Q. M.
Baker, fourth. The institute was one of
the most interesting ever held in the coun-
tv.
fj.ic t A .vi.!- iUnv C ur school;
hve sinttibe in connectioo
, xercises ol the day.
i'.h Ibe tit her
m'.'.sic is o'S
! .'i J l s 11-H
simtn.; atiouio l teast tit
eDCoiirat'eil I have foiiB l ir.at ( iu
U ?e '. oi ft iivt-U is. Miit uja ihe urn.
Miritao a acinatt alter ft-iuis us couaur
tnBt, Cftft scarcely be over eaUtiaaled
May the time soon cme when sinfting
H be heard in every school in the coon-
; ty.
eaainiuaiii-iw are to wuteu oy
a few ol our best teachers, ami w hen prim
! erlv conducted, are nroduetive of much
w
I &.Aue, - ' .--I--1 ' - - .7".'
i "r'-j:""""':" 1 ' X
! 'i-.T. .... . n' "v...... i
uctiikhbwiui . mc cii..i uu v uic,
i board ol dirertors. and was very satif:tr . ;
' Lrv in it. miiIi. Tlin dire.tiirs'. and
tMclier. Klinnlfl liv all nif:m ATtenil 1.1 :
this important feature. ;
t oncluttuii. Good re-nits mtitht le at
tained were the directors to rcaulate the
wages of teachers by the grade of their
certitieates and not according to the looi!
itv of the schools they teach. A 2xh1
teacher should have pood waes. Teach
j be an incentive to teaciierstonuiiitv them
j selves more i:u ty. n wotii.t i-v wen
! directors and parents could vi.-r.
the
! schools more frequently ; uone of Ihcui
j Vlst er-otten. and some ol themn.it at;
. ) an. ii aiiorns nie ii;eure to siv, niai an
the districts ta the county, lor the lirst
time, complied with the law in keeping
their schools ojien the required Cve
months, and can therefor apply for their
(diare of their State appropriation in good
faith. It is with lavor that I reler t the
earnest o-operation of the county pipers
in the cause of education : an 1 my thanks
i arc due, and are therehr tetidere.1 to the
1-. ..... .. ...
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, .
l'7'TEK,A.1ha dreadful and so
?lltn '",h1, U""-l""t is preva'eiil
",."",,nj' plT f""'' "8, T"
T' 1 "
s"'m 10 U MJ lnittilar season t,r
1 M V ,'"i1'","",ls "."
f," ?11,M "'X '"'T" . "
"'" e dw X "'" M- " ,,Hf
-'":'''""'' "g-iuist it a.id e-i-c.d'y th.j-c
: lutivmic iiu. ivium 111 111 irii.iiu lj
the origin and ettecls ol Llipliilici ia trom
l)r. Chandler, President of the Mew York
Hoard of Health:
"The origin of diphtheria," said Pnsi
dent Chandler ot Ihe Uiard of health, "is
a mystery. Most M'ew York physician-, 1
believe, thiuk that sewor gasses started it.
It is a germ disease, like small pox, and is
coiiiniunicable. It otten seizes robust
children w ho, at the funerals ot play males,
at schiHil or church, are cxt"isi-U io its di
rect intlu-nce. j
'"The uiplilhcri a Hison impregnating j
the air-passages i f Ihe patient, atl-ets tlie!
entire system. 'Ihe air passage itupreg-1
nation sieedily chaugeti into intlamnuoii,
aectiuniaiiied le (he loriualion ol mem- j
biaiie. Fever next follows. The in-isoa !
begins to act as ssn as it fails upon Ihe
lis-ues tf the air-passages, b it tiosu I sens-
ibly all'ect the patient until t w. to rive day s j
later. Then lie leels great prostiatioii, ;
his throat is dry, and he lias pricking iwins j
in swallow ing." Tuc lhro.it reddens, white I
membrane apiears iu pau lies, and the
Elands swell. In fatal cases the fever in
creases, the throat intlam.ttion spread.-,
and geueral exhaiisliou billows.
" i he ditihtheritic ooisou clings long to
riitus and may occ.i-ioli
death months
afterward. Iliphtheri.i prefers seemingly,
! chiidren tietwten one and ten; the aver
age ot its victims now is aoou'. two years
Neither heat nor cold, rain ior draught,
affect it. I leaniint-s aiid a pure air every
where iu a dwelling tends to avett and
mitigate ii.
" here it exists no child should be ptr
mitted to kiss strange children, particular
ly when they have sore throats, or even to
play w ith their toys. When any child iu
a lamily has a sole throat the other chil
dren should beket ; rigidly apart, in diy,
well ventilate.' rooms. Kvery throat at
lection, Jiuld lie promptly treate 1. Tile
sUii child should be watchfully mir-cd iu
a well Ventilated siiuli' room.
"Men who live on Fifth avenue are as
tonished that their children die.- I: is col
at ail marvelous: halt' ol the house, there
are not fit to live in. o.ie ball ot their
owners, I am confident, have never been
iu their -own cellars. They liii their
draw ing rooms w ith satin, and gilding,
but give no heed to the drain pipes, ot
ten " would have saved a loved child's
life, if seasonably spent in rejviirtna de
fective drain pipe.
"A few days ago I, W,eLA inlo the celUr
ot a great brotyj :orj house. The tur
rent U iewtr jjai tu.-hing ibiectly up to
tliti bed ruom.-, put cut my candle, aud
letl rue to grope my way out in the Jark.
"We have only cme exK.-rt in plann
er's work, and us the txauiinattou oi a
single house takesoa hour or two, he Citi
uot accomplish much. Men s!; i;i.i i -ik
to their own pluiiitiip.i for th-.-tiisclvti.
"If the it-.ild id l.cii;!i had a hospital in
w h";ch .aoklrcU sul!i.rtug witli diphtheria
could '-e isolated, it would he iiie saving
ol mam lives.
I't.i'otrr ol Itumbert itlnsd. Millord
tovt i.-liip, ior ll.y liioiilh ending Moveui.
7ih. Hid
Ma iu uileudaiice, nuiies 11, lemales 12,
tola', 2.
Average atleti-iaiiee. males u. fcii.-ib.s 7,
totai Id,
Percent, of attendance, males 7:!, fe
males t4. total 7sj.
I ,Mo. of isiims il.
Second month ending Ditamier f.h,
lMili.
Mo. in attendance, niales It iinU 1,
total ."..
Ave. age aiudaiicc, maies 9. females 12.
total !2.
Per cent, of aitindunce, m . Its .1 le
males so total .
Mo. tisitor I".
1 b-id uioulU eu.ilng January Mi. 1 S 77 .
No, m altecdeuce. Uialcs 11. it-males 2''.
total via.
Average attendance, mahs 11, females
lli, tot a. il.
Per ct nl. of attendance, ma'i s 7s, fe
males '.. Uital ).
Mo. visititors U.
Prof. Whijikey ha . lAti w lt; 'gg, ad
gave a vt'y t jto.'.,rngi,ug wdUrcsa l' teagti
ev and pupiii.
1 am ph-asetl Wi have mi mauy call at my
slusil. as it i Very encouraging both to
teacher and scholars. The citizens have
all been pres.-n'. with us. I would like to
have them Call otten, and not le?: than
once a mouth. Ail frit mis of education
di-siring lo visit my school w ill rtceivca
heattv welcome.
.1. W.
S intoi I.',
teaciltr.
'li,e loun ler of the rn'idera Sun-lay
$ hooI- was lioliert iUikti, etiitor ol the
tiloilixler. (KniUndi Jr&t': who made
hi Mrs! eil-ei iiuciit iu 171 and Mich wa
hi S'Kct . that in IT-t'S it was e-'imaied
that SjO.tcio children were receivit; "m
structiou in Sjnilay fchools.
The children 'Vtre tatulil reading and
CnU't. liiiu. nnd paid a s-lili.tb lor Hie day.
Ia KS-I a Sun-l y s ho d 5 ictctv w.o
loriued in F.uiar I 1:r the' t-r.v -uraeit-;!
ft ".heie jf atiti( 'U-cdniarr aid : the
suti.tUsiiavinc; Ix-en iiiit tmiitht t-y hired
teat tu n, (.imtuilous ioatructioi) ili.i uo;
liecome ceui r- v,n;ii ;.l.ol lsr.ru. la li3
,he liut heil.ty S inxil I. ni .q w;u lurmed
in Loudon, audlh,jk.i:tiiitte wis s.iq im
liVl lo other lariw towns.' In 1-J:i the
EiituV-r ot tsb '. in Enilaad under the
established church alone was ".'met i,iitt.
with 5.VJ.-.V !i'l'';v n "acott-iiid i.''tti
rverdr, sc.iii!d ere esuhlinhe-l in ITtT.
Tfuese ttibtKt'U eveuin sthaii were d'--vuied
more fUii'uly l direct reiiious in
airuutlun ihin the Sjn'lay honls.
The oimi'KTof children iu Esjiish :ind !
?vroich 5!jnd.iT schoois is aear'y T.ifv'i.
In ihU iviiirtrv t'.R f.r-.t -nil.-. lit ii-li-m '
f-s ted i
have iucc inn
0 3vew Vork iu I'M audi
luul'.-r.-i -d a-.d spr aJ ov.-r tt.e
csiuntrv with a?t-nisliiiii rapiditv. Inthetui a.wo mr mr-'j j tc,.ir "01 ii hui utns
Iaiet stdtijt'it-j we h.tve ine uurnlit-r ol I - :ai-r... aul c'fcr ruri:.il -hiuas tz
. . ... . ,.:.ite-S. Ttilt'iiml.ativ but i.ile au'linnly i-i u-
cvmww ... ... ..... M..i., 141. vm.
Ki.ni.il -. - 11 -l-. -r iiw.111 1 - tins,
i .'itS.if'j i botaf. A luce r the most
. .,1 ,i " . 1. tt,. ... 1 ........... ,.i 1
populaee alate, ilia siite to e-tmi.tc the
Sunday schools iu ttiis couniry at ieast
6 is a i, in'.
vi- 1 ' ... .. . .. - , .... . -
.,e.c uut.-re - u,-. T" ''
worker. Uailauy make ttie
and are unknown to populur i
fame.
t T n-e-
.. .i. ..i.q.
... M1'-
niVEU 'n the t't iau.
tietinetiu, Jiuiiuieir ol J-aiuuel
Martha
1).. and
Martha Hoover, a.'ed 5 rtar-
1 riir'iia
' ""-'Uiua,
and '.IJ davs.
It is w iib Sadness that we announce thy.
dealh of Mm Iiavin- k-osn lie ir.MO I Psr taerei.ire itweirw tue jw
(team ot iieia , navin VjOwa (.er Jou, I r;MO,,ah pavm-nt lo it (v.le-
mtancy. The LriithL kind and aiwaysnn Anee. awl ttiow hariMjiiaiHu uip?f-
r,rf--mbt Meta uas gone to her lung borne,
Vk. Cml:. .1,. t.n,...ll.s i t),n.
1 UH ...111.1, U H . V ,1,1. . - ' ' 1 '
tire community in their alilctt.in. (.od
has given and God has taken away, t-tii
1 Sntt.t'.if-t t. that <A lie it o tit a iK-llr
ia ' A
C.
-ttiU.N-i'l.V .I-tt.ii..r HI. I::. Mir.a.
rel Jobl'si, ati. i ears arid ." l:elilii-.
lilUEiil.i SH Hi I'i ii iusi.. bet
Frliklii, auu ui 4''i t' i t,-.',;iiit ol
. , avaUatLic, ii t uiuib and (i tlavs.
SWANK WIXGAItD. Ia ll.e l.ulhe-
. r0 .'inrch. Moylowo. Jan. Itt.. by
, i I Wnih jiiiu l,r i:r j ll
! -ii-..-'..,.'i..i." v. .'..i
ll ltr,( I ll ll, .t, i. i.wiiiaiiii i n j u aim .i . rr
"'rJ- "-
i w4 1 l4
i DKC'K PI I.E. At the residence of
- - . - --- viv
the bnJe, .Janury 20 is .. br hsder W .
i ' .Mr. Jame. 5. wet fc IU .'ir. mwii
iie, both of Somerset counts.
SOIfEB-SETIARkliT
Curreoleal hf IXok a, Ckksits.
CHOICE GROCEKlk's) FLOUR & FEED,
Apple, 'irict. V
A;.letuiir. ft
lir.iu. fi W
Builer. i (ki-.
Buiit. jl trill)
BuilsCeat. f bajlml
dmI, S-i .
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Flait--il V hn., (M ft)
lialil. (Ui(ar.-urel) ft
Lr l. ft fc
Latnrr. rctl nle, ft II.....
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Mi t iiil.KI. WUIU. lOUliil...
I IMIS, fl fill
Piiit.-&. f ria.
Peai-h. ilriM, fl
Kyc fi In
Ka.t. V Ii
Sa t. Vn. 1, 1 Nil.ntn.
- OniaoU Aiuut. er sack.
A iIIHmd. per sark
Suirar, yvllnw ft ft
while ............
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Wheal. i tiu
Wmil. fi Id
Sfw Advtrtienrrts.
FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF Til K
of Scuursst Casiitf.
I'r the Your IJAnliiirTnuT.
Aim ot JtJ'aram' p Me-t to afft.!-iaom.I7.i4t "0
xdlt. -J.b r-j-ci lU"Ht
r.ir V'.i
Ami. aPs-'i iu
i r u- of Iiewis '.
Kinn-eri 1 4 t
Oin-ian.litHE vn 1 revi-
..-w-tr,i-'it'
23 15-
itie yc.tr
IVr.-eniiia; Ur jllect
in a 'Inriui? yir.tr
l is leo s
ii.-c-ri".
(n (-U- !aMHP
ir m ye-...
tax
U 9
tif W'.iT ..-l -7
T- oi mm'MT a-l-iitit
ihirin ye ir
Aru.'U'ii in Tri-j'tf-y
at Ust temenl ..
43 T
4 :
f:.t:vntUt
F"t insuriu of I-f wii
, Iiii.t-rt 0
j',
Ol
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r. .1.1
59 U
Kg is
a
IS i
1 "1
r-T iii-aiam-e
i.iuk'i
It it -r
F'.r iiirt ituiani-e
r
i.'iirietiaa ntjer
F.-ritaiuau tu Ittfiirv
Stahl
Fur Malar? ul sie. n ia-
ry and irenurvr
F- r s-iliry ul F-re-i lent
ami litrei-tiir'..
l'-.r iMHjkil, i-:alluuarr,
(o
F' t-ritniiiK iuu1! m't-
i-le:-
F"r nth-T iiul'lt'-at.ler.
F-ir ni;--.-eil..Li-'tim rx-p-n.-t
s 3 :3-t,liT 0"
Amwunt ii Trtia nry lc;i
It'iioi'nft.
Am- um bark no dupiii-ate - in the t.inJ of (li
f-iii-iittrat aem?. -iil.iect
lierei-nciKi
li'f Cvb
lertina an I extluctraa D.
IV-. -r H. :!!!
t'l-ler l-leuica
Hi'nry tCioii-li
Ji.--.h l.liii!e
I ia me! I. Walkttr
FrauKiin H iv
JT.is.-i.ii s. -Miller
r..4 i'i
. 4 g-. IS
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j l c-iT:r I '. I.ii-liiy
1 G-.'i-r'--- L--ry
. Aar-.u J. .tlider
H- or. .Savl .r
Jj.nl fi-irliauKti
! i:Mii'-l Cr. ftowuiau
I S.nuui.-l t alker
6 I 71
.t 11
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4- 41
lit Ol
4 - 'i
Airt. iiafK t.n ilupbiite rt'-r
tu a--ei..'in:t'nt u-e .-if L,. (.
I.itiil'ert, in hand ot Wtes
lii-iti'.-v. Aanm ttt-iuti, uivl
J .I. ftLr aaatv g) -rr-ig i" a ;j
i.iij'i.bf t
R.l. of ins.dueClirl tian l"yT. -gi-o in
An:l. ' .luiH..h ia.-Tii.i-r. mh ifi
iiam.io Wi-imer l-l
" Auuia-Itr -ii'l. gi" ii
' il.imaife due tr. UutmuQ. fu i.i-il.TSil
Ufi.-.arc.i
i'X -r(,f liat (titles.
I Tti.- th'.ve tttalfir.ont iM-tirii-d f.i te ei-mHl.
1 Jt.-i.N il. Hit, KHH. J. W AI.KF.lt.
: l'rt"i -lent. See. mi 1 Trea.
I .Tan V4.
A
SS (iXKES NOTIl'K.
u.'e is Iitivit Kiveo that Ji.s.t bri-liuum
and mile -.1 williir-l l'p.. Sitntr-sl t'u.. Fa., Liy
l.-i-d nl Vulun ry .A.siantni n:. hare aitrne.l all
r l.eir n-ai an-1 tn-nuiual i-s-.ate tu me in -ni. lurlti
I. iii-Ti ul t-nsiitur.. Ah ear-ims iii.leiKel Itt Iiie
so l laei.li tirvtiiium wot nuke iiriinu tayuent
t tin, and tltusie tiavm ebtnot ur ili-uian : will
itrctial litem itaiv a-alln-niti-ati-a vitbi.al delav.
JlVNATUAN KllOAbS.
.i .n. -Jl. A.sine.
Ncwspsper Advertising Agents.
GEO. P. EOWELL & CO.,
41 PARS ROW, H, Y,
Tbpv haTC t? .iti.f;'tl'a f fntn41iD-j th
m'.-i t'tpii-.ve tuj-l -iiivicJc M'tvrtWir.n: cnn
'Aiti wi:rh hn s r bcfii iPt-upsJ. and vivf wiiirb
4-mIu SmwIjt ..iit'r; in UDV thT -UIltrT t ut
Tii,5. Tb-.v han'e utvtii in w-trk.ni; Jwn a
n-o-i.r.Vx l.usiii1 lot i.Mr.tii:lily a "y'fmiric
i!-' ti-t ;nt uoch.ti.Ke in the uw"iti(rr ftfTn
! Aw-rir-i rail cf-aij-? intK-'. wiiiic ihe wi-lr.
mi'irui.tti..n nn uli irtj.i.t. iriT--rM n tn aiv-r-!t-ie!
i- nriily at tin liitJi. the iaf
iv I. ; f r.?-"f fro k Yori "J'l.vr." JfAt H.
Send
A liooi umnce icr me m
a Ml
A FARM FOR SALE.
Slta.itc si-out -fiie wile frwtn i t,nrj ? ilk, ca
tHiiiimt ii-i'. a ij-.e ri H i'. 4 ure n.w
tr;t,'v t-a4 t.na ipJ n' liwelui h.ia-. Aa
cM,r.ro: p ranalti f!! O'Ui.ttninf a it
c; 'iuit, -is a 1iry larm It i a fr cih. a! It l a
uj.e tr- ia a thiixtutf )uai!Uia!ur;n n. and
Wa-.t-r tR fc.eir 0-Wl. JViicr -.. Sli-4..
b-.uv iw fcuinireii jar-!- lruin rfie. aud it. i-vjat.-ijif
f-i a .aMt ifaiity.
1 tit J S. Hje-third 4.1 i-nrrhae itt-rij tl wc.
and Uk hdl.mrx ti -ait pan ha-r.
A:p;.v i
JtC '.4 iibiH.tsViiitf.
P
holography
erpetuates
, . .
: .,. ,s,i -, l, , ,.r:i,i.:iu,i. rr.a
ri. rn-.winf rapni.' an in:in
(lie ttr-'tif1 ao.1
by :lanar ol iiie I'ntTurs xi L ttHiBiiiosi.
Amen-"' sbsiuT t t ure w talaat:e cive-ti-
ut auliiea: e- pietat--i of ttie g.-wr aats.! reat
D ot ittelf ows i-.iiy.
"tteib and Profitable Tresetits.
f.n.!e Vi.l! ISren-.t 1 1 1. W --enL: Vila
! ..., .(,. (JaciloKuen aent lor t lm ct iiamo.
i
F'.r ate t't-a'.'.-Miieiayiii hookiejeri A Wren,
I ETF..VX1 4L PHOT. 1 H APH if I'll .
,tWiIy a AiUm.-i Ptudi:-.liiaia, P
i.TrrilOft 15T2!I1 T1',J1 ai. LAMiaiTlnS riani
.Nov.
A
SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
' .tu.i" i newt riti tnai iiiin ueiornatuca
, . , ,u,( VtauntarT Assia-ntant
( all hi. e-!lat-. Itoth r-al ai I i-rsoral l Jae-
I K M.Her f-rtbe heneot 4 hi. milwi Ait
i m "ni-ui aeiav.
J AttH It. M I L.L. t K.
Jan. V'-
Aiufaee.
EWHITB SOAP
Vrr the LaaiMtry or Toilet I EOT" At t rtrrttV Snart. ItetttttatS.iSrm'rES.i
JTIBLE OILS, ur-A I.r t.-e -.iuT r.-rM. which retai.i- a 1 l!i uataral keln-r oalltawaf' ia-
sal-, it CU.U a-U Hit II LESS (has the lmpurb-4 ar.le . list It la raiSlly e.nlntr ln reneeai
h..-hoia .. ln--ef ( ..Ln..i.sar-, 1-ofxe--o-e. l-r Pr,r-ietan as l,,r.lti.rl-n.(ti--..(tt-i
WateajUaPtaiTTaf the White soap l-eiMer-i Isa-e harmle-t. ttaaa tauij ttf AMS'l-j ft .
i. lacibuaU. iraJt uyitea ij i:tijkimk','''i'
1877.
1877.!"'-
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m i'tfff-T. HiWiVe hr ni ft iu --hta:nin ti.l tu.n-i-t.
1115 itiv L.it-t Nf wt. and. hey-od utin. -n
f th oii-t rfAduM', rvh-''!" iiD-l -ntrrt.iiT.:n
tily I'-'irnuI-i iiii'ti?hed in thr I'mt-M irat-.
Tne iit.Tt n will emi-r Lr Tlnrtv Sf .n I
vcrin ri.f";hid tVNrtury. wtien it wiil api:ir
i:i iit-w tyje n w be:nrx m t fur it. an-l .HiTrie
i:npiTrd i-i ill it. dff-artiu'ii!.. It i the Lai
ji r atkk in tht Stut. T'Uidiahiny inm thtrty
mx t- r.y oUiiiins t m.itt.T imly the exiifo
cif.-t iief'-ra-: ii r.ay re-t'iinr. anl Kinrf it'
1 Hi nwn t-y ina.l and telcif rpft. truuiall 'iti'tr
tiTtd ihe int iudinic 11. mil and niit rell-
(l . 'raiu' n an.i Kinnif-tHt KefMrt. bome and
i rHiirn r full i rrli'dc l'ule MurWat Ml
fvri"rt : iiitily r-i-rts '-f -urrfnt eventa .n tb
;:y. in-lu4iiiij Court w. Fulite Rrj-rt and
(Kiifrl t 'iiy Inteliiifptnce: Per-'- naL Kliti- al and
S n it-ty New. witb t-areiully diifi'-il Ktiu-ruii
" .mm-ni uo null tlie m-Tt imiurt-AOC topic 9 i(
I-.lnt..t Im-ivs'. (iriciiul i"':r. Kl.'., tt-.
tt bMtn-r f.ir (tin H.-r. tiaai. th Mauula.-tun'r. lt.
Prwti si.-u tl man. il.o tr .trnii-r or lli" Faniilr. Ku
litsPAtcil will lie foam! a. nimit valnat le il re
iiabtii ixurnal. an-l as j.-lt wi can eareluliy roii-ui-n-l
11 In Tlif rea.UTiir .nihi. Thr lie( rvt-li'iipe
.I lite piulanty i-t Hie In-rATi H w tli fui-t lli.it
it is rra.l y all clasMJ. rtaiaptl.-s i.fCuuntry.
( 'nst-l mr p.iill m. anil eotut a rir'-ulatl.in m..r
than iluui-le that ul any imper io tlie -jtatu nulsi te
ii. Chil.i.li-lnl.i i.
DISPATCH
APaDBriorthe PeoDiB
T1:k us lii-ma;t to fin: .iitrtiir'. i"t-1 up the election IU de.-patr t u neck.
ae (n'-tiai'l. U.J lK?r anlimu: ilii-iui.t ul I'K 'nl. ' , . r i I i
fxn e i.r aieeatf ir errwr to ;ingle ul-.-nir 1 W.S told a Week i-iij'-e bv i
'I'titit -r wek. J4-'(i;ster r TUO-nicl
I 1W
i r-i;t.: Mr-?.'Tror" at 5-3. w evr.. rni
TU MI DISPATCH.
Oueof the Clioitest, Cheap
est aud Eest Family
New spacers Pub
lishetl. EVERTBODYSHOOLD READ IT.
fMiJy. prifj'.'d fr -ro c Irar, cw tyj. anil ioe
liif u as w ii a fn M Xn- i-he;il-1t
Family aj-r i-h9l. It ia a iarje. iilio
ii at, en! uiiii g tuny r-dumua tl nttr.
eutri-;.-f nil tlie nu n- iii!ih-rtain new uf tl-.w
t-.r- mliy 'ttiLite! and f-tm-denwd aod omn-
t:!ij ii: liir.x r'Twriti! tu a neral kOMW.ed-fe f.f
e-.t rvtrutj-'' "I iirf-rrst tmfc-f.iriDii' thrirriiut the
f-cuniry. In !-e-l a- a nt-w-jtajx-r. it i u-'t furjaaf
e l ti. any -!mi'...r pu:ii.atiin in AnTin : wiale
the r-.iri with wnit-ri its -Milf-nons are made ad
ttieir nr-Jit .iri: r ru-;pr -it a nin dr-sirai-'ie
(-iriiAl i'r the i.tmily ajourn.il refitaw.ta tn-trrr-tii!4
raltiiir. and o:i Ui.it rntvK )iil t
p-on ot the WRMiLT lnrATcM are md. UJwriTh
Krt-it i-trf. and are aiwuy 'uli und retiuMe. while
Ri'-u. T:. WivKKS.v Inai-ATCH i furnihad tu
i jii-:e rv--r-at t. a y-ar. or in ciuft i j-m
j ml ' wild a p.it-Fr fra'dj' t th party irettinic
U tli: cint-. l! in'tl!'.' h-3p'"t itsf-r in Aiur, .
u tu an-i amyiint, tf rira-tin-f matter u i"e-
e-ic-i-i'T-!. and cvry Unnly -diould haee it.
Auilr9?
O'NEIL 6c ROOK,
I'ti' li'hirs PtiLV iin Weekly Hisfati l.
Ittsintcii liu Kut.iin.
I'liTU .teDi. I'ti!turtf P.
1 tuisriiis otick
.t jir? a uertny Kiren m an y.r.it rtni'-emi-i
ath-uate,.. .-mill.. ur .hri.-e. that tt.e I..1-
iuum aicunu ha.cpa-.l mil' er. an I thai t lie
tlti lii In-wn-v-nn-.'. I.-r r.itlrniaT.in an-1 alti.w -
an.-e at an ri nans' (Vort to I tieia at S-.iiitrsl,
tur iiiursiut. January a t-TT.
S-rsiiiii ami tinal airi-unt i.f Hmrr M. Bator,
an-l Jiniiti Marker. .l.Iuiinisiial.iVii uf Henry
Jtark-r. .l'.-1-a-ie.i.
anfimi'ii V. A. Bu-hman, Admini'tnt. r of!
ciin-iiaii t mm. .iiH-ea-e-i.
A.v.iutu ..f J.-t-miali J. F-lt. Tr't fx tat
wir ..I tnereai-.it.-if ja ...!. fi
Ai-aint ( Jiaciel A. Id cmr, liaar iian i
Saninet J. Pl. uicri.
Ae.timi.,1 .M.-eiA. ii-iM. Kamlir uf K..ITt
"it!j E.J.Mr.-r,. f ,b. Ei -
e-.-.-r. ot J.ii-.ii j. Meyfr?. iiwa--i.
first aci-.-unt of Ttsfz? Si inirlrr, Adminttra -
t-r.j satojti wtti.ae.i.
A.iinf. i.f Aar Will an I .Terfmlah St-liier.
t-xsnltoi-i of lhi wiil and lestimeul ot it. nrT
s.-i.ii-r. iii-rueii.
A.-e..niit if Aai-in Hihter. Ailmtr.lJtrator'if the
elatcl Jar.a.Mlller.ile.-e-af 1.
Ai-c an: ..t (h-.-mi-" m l Juhn B. liwrr siimim
tratnr. ot the emale ni Benj. Lwwrr, laleof GriMfC
viiie i.ti.T..i. '
A-.-i-. unt ..t J . Meyir. A tinttii:rat r i aii
.(in n Peter 311-t-ern. ile.'asr.1. hI a ail.t t.t
( trus .11-ter.tii..v,a9aiiiii!ra--iriil aal-t e-
UA of .aa I. UamUrt Sacael Bl:: -
tier, ti--atr 1.1 trie Uil will ab.1 t-stameni ut
it-i T..F..I.-a.a. . . .
t-irxaiiii in.al a.-.ont of J. S. W. S.-ii.-r.
A itDia.sirit.-rrtii lnumrxio aioi'ro ct ( jru;
tirsi au'i'iiual a-mt ni F'e-J. reri--tc Ml" ,
aiiuir.i.:ri("r"i t rt-triet H--i. .ie.-evt--l.
A. t. lil" K tV,
Jir-S. lir.tur.
'rr.isrv: sale.
is aiK:4Bart trustee fur the .il f thj reai
e-tc-d U ,- rSiyvt-aio. lite rf S)iBfrwt Tf-ilw-Mie':,
m i-irBanf ut an wrter -framed t h.-n
t.y The i r iinn s .' -urt ( mer-et C-j . will til
nt j.aiditf ile .-a
nn t!ie t remi'e r( rUi tWa-!.
A '-r.i'i trat i iit iiute Ib -mrt Tp..
-.i-r.--i P.. a-iv-intuz land-" t tif-re
satr..3.. X r.h iMblf 1. Peter (in Aih. J'll Kn
rr ail 'iffr!t. e-nt.itniuc 1-W are and ar
4 1 1 i-rth. wifh a an-l a ha it tvry
tWfJimz h-'U. kMra and viae w-tuiani
thT -n frxt"i.
ThKMS Oiee-t;'.!. f nin-Mae money after
te l tin rea.ri. ri; aiM iD-a. u r-
.-a-.d ti i-r-m!.a t-T nvrtcai(e -r vhrwbia
. .. . .u , 1.-- .1 , ... lli. .1.1.. u a-1 i 1 .
l nrr u ne jm ine wi'ww m
:e r-.i-.- l annoaiiy .turlna her tile, an 1 it
rt-a-.h tlie p.r:n.-lpat.um lot pafcl ta ieai liekM
at rt-iir.em.a'i!e i.f p.-I-i Utry ( tAjatit
iie'i-as-1. '.i.- tliinl r; t'.e r-aiaieena the 1st ily
o: AlTll. . 11 ttmllJl'ifr. m iwie .duimi
i.--o,i-i....o.r..i h. ae.f.i i.ft mi.
.,pit. y ttiiftisi-nt la.i. tn psrit-ot. ii.'.l- Senators from his Stale ill ild
(ir-liase m--nev t-i o. ual-l a' ttie to-Avjl lae a?,
wLn-h will t .lelu..t.l Ipjui tts ar-- litmt.
e ait -t t. - - --ii. ,
J'
1
inn tir
1
Eighty 'its of lanJ in Bourn aaty kar,a.
"''-' "I! !?!'".
er.ra-ka. fit if f.1 lime. F r ttarlefllar- a
ttariefliar-a-i'ifert
F. ( kanhi-K.
In-i-.T
fail' Py .Nebraska.
S-51Q.N I.L'i XOTICE.
" s ire : hrrehT ritea that Fjiiali Sl-ral. of
Laeiurr Tt . C-t. P hj ol v ot -
'MTf Asiia-Jiment. ha.a-tfatsl in aJ -t-.i:.
real, nenamal arvl -Je! lo H'
enua H. h-l n.
o in.ieil lo lh
-teo M ae i-ori
tm.it !.,r rii-lj.a. AU wensaia
o-l Lnh !.-r--T. an reiiae-netl
liali- pa-rtBL. aaal thue bjtttn-z rlatnu stfuns
jivl Aiim-r -, J rc--iit them luiy ri.-t-ue-l la
w - mT ns.iaefi-r- In Lar-Dr lv.
utKsiAam-:Au
Jan. IT.
1 -
11 W4iiiit irniK
V.fli;T0?l, I. C, .lao. -19. '
THE ELCCTOK VI. TRtltl S XL
j Last winte', in a conver-ation on
i the Anmextj Debate, Mr. Illaine stlii
; In tue that the Pcnioe'-iN, from hav-
, ; itiij lecu so long- out ot ..) tce m:ii
t b-ive lost Ibe fa-i.ity if gv.vern-
nient. Their p -lo v m a svri - t,f
! biuuili'M Thcv seem, at list, t
Lave recovered their 1 1.1 p twi-r.
j They have tuccet-ued 1:1 fi:ghteti-
j iu ltepublieauK cn.-ugb. by their
I bluster, anl co.tio P.-p-abii.-i'is
It-uoutrhbT their pretexts. tJ cauae
! thctu to consent to a crap
v'
V St hc
;
V.'tf.
Hill
pi e.-- n
it
1 ti
ed it
b
I is :bc most revoiii! oiiai v
ic..u!.i;utiooijr..j..:t .e
tu I on resW wre Vn.llt lotlttr t- .44
cstablisbes a precedent that ca'i
ii-ted to overthrow tbe popular ver
dict whenever the "lace of tL- re
turns" exhibit aor element of doubt ;
and tiDConntituiional, iu tbut it is
neither warranted bv the l-fer tu r
j by the spirit of the Matioti il t'.mi-
pact.
and establi-.nes a tribiinn!
' neither provided f-r nors'ig
1 the Iramers of that instrument
I bv
The Constitution provides that
"The President of the Senate -ball.
j ia the presence of the Semite and
; House of liepresentatives. open all
j the certificates, and ..'- ..'. .:,.!!
, .'i.'u hf rov.n,''(.', Mow, if the chjnge
j of oif vote '"on the face of the re-
j furnsi' would not ebarisef the whu'e'
-
i tempt to nenj thuttao ti i'.j oio iwi'-
jin the voles devolve? oq ihe Y
rresulf at ; anil tuat a nccesarv
eoDtjuence of it, Le aaJ alv'ie
iu uit determi ue btt a a ihe t w o
ieu whenever anj '.ate ml- duoh
cate returo.-. ll i.s oue tDe ibre
Lijh functions invested i; him by
the Constitution aud that !! ns r
his cllioe as its ditiouiphei prer.j
atives. The uUra-demoi rats iaist, ( tb y
happen to have a little e.n;"ederi:e .
army in the popular brunch of the
Legislature.) that the lluti-e of Ivtp
resentatives alone shall hive ;Le
right to object to the vute of anvi
iiite and their Kti1.jee;i.:ii
eaue its reined-n ! Ttiv nti 'ht ;
! throw out Ohio or I !iitl'ls under
thetirv, with mu-e or without ; r a:
any time, under H'Mtie hpTinis pre
text, they could lhr; o it Scau?
enough to vomit the eiertjun ir.to the
Ilollr-e.
J know that Tildea h!melf ffive
Southeru democrat, aa e't-i'ouieiit-r-ate,
a personal fried I, who i.- iati
tuately acquainted iib uil theomL
ern leuiocratrj in Coultc-is, that th'-v
all believed tbej bad lu.-si the buttle, I
but that they are perfectly wiiiiiiyr ul
course tu accept a victor? if it coiil
be woq by Nuriberu (lctiK-erinc
!tra.ey.
Just as tbey were iLrowin dowa
their armj, that Trojau hor-e cmii
IiroOjifiC, the cur--e and lli-.'raee .t;
Arpericau ptdilic-t, enter.- our citadel
by the connirancf of our cva !-'
diers and revives their hope.. j
What ii this project '.' Let im look!
at it. liecau-e, uiurk y ou, il o'nb- i
lier3 itisi-t that !t.o tv. i.- ".-tin! I
then be counted'' autuii ci' .- i ie j
doubt tu to vli- .-bail cuutit th' i;:,
liters 'iov, ia order to do iiiiia x
toe t'oorititution, they create for ti :.
duty a Keturoiu Hoard tQat n i ::e
of the fratuer-4 ever dreamed ti!
lecaus;e the legal jn-ttiffjraer.-i lire
"not sure'' that the ice-i'ri-?:d r.'
should count the vote, they -.iiiL'e-' j
the creation of a II mrl th:i; it i ht--1
torically cure the Corn-tit 'ition d I
not intend to couut them !
The Hoard if to eou-i-' (.f
Seiia'ors, five IUpre-eutniive. and
four Judpeij of ttie Suiirettie ('..urt
who sbail choo.e the fifth -J ml
Look eteadily at this scheuii; and
what doea it mean '! If in- an.t ili.it
one HUM Shall (t
j tft lff t'ffJt(eal f f
I tic n t rr -
rt i iiir hmi.'.oim i!
jif-l'lf. All the Kepubiicnn Cm-
KTec-raen will vote lor Have- aud
Wheeler, because they were r.ot.e-tiy
j elected by the larffe-tt popular vote
I ever given for aiiv Kepubliea'i rn
'didates in ecrrj State in ivbi'-h there i
! waa a free and fair election. AU thei
democrata will vote for Tiiden aril'
Hendricks, because when men (!-.
' not scrapie to de?ccrate tie ballot-,
i box in Northern States and t) revive ;
t the horrors of the Korai-h Chun h
durinz the Middle Aires ia the U ilf
,,,a o Hue to ner-fru'e art! niir-
tatM VaAJlO pi r-CU i aM ni l.
' der for Opinion's fflke tbev W.ii not
1 , . 1, . 3" 't . .
hesitate to Ue n ICS re.-.!,,.
I aeocT to achieve their prt iletertii t.1 !
f - 1
i ed purposes.
nw (hen how alii. II' the Jild 'e-l ?
-0W, toen, uow aoou. lue .,11 .rs .
j The J iidzes of the Supreme Court
I -. 1 . I. , ..,.-,.
are neither more or nor ie.-a par.. m
, ja ejr creed ant! character th .tl
! . . . e .. .
! 5-COator-i. I heir ro'ies ot o.hce III
! ot change their'natu.e.. There are
it wo Peiriocrats and two Kepubiicaa
1 , . t- t 1-,.... l;il '
named in tee High Ja.nt loll. 1
j These four JudlfCsl ttarae the tilth, O'l
i ,, 1 t,
j whom t all inttat and purp. ., ih-
1. f ,v . fci..p. ;, n w:;; r,t if
, reoOlt OltUS Ha fcl. CtlOO ..1 re-l I,
! the acLeai8 13 DOt defeated. S'.ripp- '
- , - 1 1., .l;. i
,ed of all its verbal tua-a-. ibn is a
ebenie to substitute a Iicta'.r in
- , , , ,
j the piace of the ieotite t' Bann; lie
1 Oe.U ITesident of ihe Ufai-d S'.at-s
J otifr v'irtfi'n v.y i fnu"!
I . ,1 1 T1-...S. i.n rre
I "r HO'inny . L.ey mi t-.p..e.s.
, cn(J ,arli jso eieeted by th'?
ie.
Qor bT n.en fleeted by ibe s-'p.r.
... ,,, .:i u ... .1,,. ... .
1 Qor responsible to iii'j pc
! haviujf any poiiticul power
joe,
ii'.r
n r
a j
countabiiit v. becjjies the
ICO'.
p-,-f-.r
tent force in Amerieati p
the net: jfeneritiou '
-n jyfct kave Lcaid of t.'..--ai.-ni!
That leU. crats thi -Old sna'i h at u !
scheme to retrieve their e feat tioiii 1
t.tcite HJ su: p ise, bui ii doe- set ni
incredible tL-t publicans .-h..u!d
C '3 sea!, to put their late Waleri.-,
victory ia peril a.'aiu. lHu-ort
believe in ft Ce-af. Ttev wan-id
one man, (which the .-afie it w is
r..iCronin, to decide the U-t electioti:
but what has HetUnlH-aai-tu to d
WitH ft ODC mail power. eiiT-ptni:
. ,i tt , . . : . retes It.
but tu atatcp it into tte earth ? I.et
., ,.t-.., ,
everv Kermbuca'j at one
wrre to
' ,!l'tbe Senators from his
;
' Dant Dfotei
ant protest aaiusi luis ecuci.
If we must have an extra t lUs'-itu
: tional metnoa oi ue. rruiDinz tuc
election, let us put up Poker Jack of
i Arkansas acain-t John .l irri--ev of
York and ll't tteRJ plT a JiOie
i . .
I . t aIJ l- in (K. rflra) of
the
hi oiti tjieuge iu mo ... - --.
!ii.... ..a varui. trith il.p Siinreme
imK -- --- - i ,
I P..n.l n rlooiita !! di-rill'n.l tfcrwWf.
. ' t I V . " . i
This plan would fio cjntte as con-
itutional s the Joint Commission
1 ,nft u K,t k Kpn are experts,
azzle: and, as both icea
one khould a, least have
; . . . .
, from wfttcbtn-f their I..
. , .
anniseiBeDt
eet- ral !
hlirS
I
Tft'U ' tVU EST INTENTS
The "evident intent'' ef the f und-
ers of the Constitution was that tie
i
ice President should count tne
.... . t t
votes; as is shown, tvn lurtner. oy
fct that bas never vet bfea co-
sit that (be feu'et-ce. AS a-i Pe i
' P invention reid: "Tl.e
1'V Ibe jO VCUl.ou I"'.
It.-.lWenj. uf ;he Senate fthftii CU 1
lir-ivv-tw l"" . t
ml tjft fttTliScft W tfl Vs 0a.l
then b- counted 1.1 tht j.remre cr
. .' . ' '.' nfttl .!.-. n f H.-j.r,'. n,',i.
Thi show- that the change
iu'.iio f .rm of the seutem- l4 jg,
iV"ied by the Convention t ensure
the pre-euc-f wiine-ie- lo tht c.p.
eraii t i ..' e. u iuitK me eli-c o'.'. ote
by th,- I'r.-M,.l.;,t of Wi Snat.
r-te M i.j ,,, r-iK-ra.K i 154 Vol
11. p 1 '.". Kin.,;;. Peba-.e. Vol
I P ol j
li it, bevoiid anil defper than toy
'evident iiittnt" an lo m de of
, couii'.tinf ihe f iundern of the CoDti-,tu-!-.:i,
-Atthout any d-iiibt, wha-ever,
d. i nien lha. ihe're should Ut an
h oie-t Y,,tp at pr,H
I he Ili'h Joint or Trt-J.iint C m-ti-.-.-ion
m craftily desi'ned to ecure
u-i hoiiet c iQ-ulration of tb cuarac
ot tin- p.: t..: butouly of the cbur
a i. rtil it e ,. -ir.. So fj iesiiioa is
o be litad r (1) Tl(te f
t'ppi. 'or n-nii,,le, alihouirh it gave
ti l ""it) Ieuiocratic majority by ter-rori-in
and by the cruelest" mtirdirs.
Thirty nifa were slaujfhtert-d in a
firnr!. c tu-uy yet,r .secure this
r.-iilt in Mi-.ai..,ipoi. Out 00 "tb?
l- uf the rcfirns- Mi-i.ippi is all
rtirlit, and no iuijuiry could be mat'
itiiu the affiits ef ibid Banditti State!
N a election fra-nU could lie cor.ider-
d by i:. ii is a McheTn worthy of le-n-iiltbh-rs.
who reard on'y the
1 i'.Vr n t the npirit of the Cot'stttu-
tloU.
1 t-i.--t lirant wii! veto it if it is
.K--f ll
A (-iir.riM.NTAL SWI.NPLIt.
hiie theeye-i of the countrr are
atch:a, t!.e Klcctoral proceedicirs
tin re t.-t a b-os con-itrictor swindle
cr.iA iii, i?s hiiujy and hunrav way
'hrotiL'b th-h liisi of Conp-e-s." It is
tie Texa.-i and racitic lUilroad
i-tt.euie. n iw united wiib k tidred
.-'hemes i.f hitrhwav rdilierv. SinJ
irlt-ton of Mi i-Kiiipt, told Coinrrewt,
ia.-t wiaier, that "the S-uih," ( nean-i.-iir
n it the S iiithero People but the
Handiiii Ic itineracy.) expected that
the Na-.i'-uul (i iverntuent Would grant
the aid that was asked for it. The
Nev V ork Ti !,!'. showed that this
modest reiiueisl would c ist the nation,
sooner or lu-.cr, for hundred millions'
of d 'Httr?) ! h would not do to iro lie-
tore the c iiia'ry with this project be
fore the eiectiou of a President, and
.-nil cry ' r.ef inn'' and " Economy.''
i'i 1 so it was n i.elly dropped by ibe
I'l'tdiiti leaders fir another yetr.
..iied without iiiiuridir words thi is
the -clii-iiie : Tout Scott, a very able
highwayman, a.-ks Couifress 10 par
him three million of dollars ia jtold
every year f. r firty vears in order to
build l-oii unies ot railroad aeros a
burn. it desert partly through Me.ti-i.-o
! II. M. T. Iluuter, of Virginia,
advocated t ins scheme, last Vear, u a
,.,.r ii,.,i tiiii nt, tor the crea
1. .!( of a vast Southern Empire!"'
"Tiiis road" he wrote, "mijrht prove
l-i in the umbilical cord. through which
a ua-ceiit i-:uptr4 miifht derive its
iiouri-hiiieut and support from thse
(-; and uiifruittul wastes, uutil. ma
iii:ed into organized beinir. it loses
: ti- embryo si.aie. ami they bear it, like
the wiid mother of ihe forest without
a throe or a pant: " I reviewed this
-I'hti.ie in an nritcle entitled "Trea-00
011 W heel-." puiiii.-hed iu "The lle
pub niii.'iiiie of Apnl last ; and
I r. . - to that statemeut of the pur
i -.'-i - ' f this reier daring con
sj .'.-n v to -i.o.v hour audacious this
pr..p.j-it!(iti 1, ir is. Let every Con---(
iinaii be watched aud driven out
of public hv who ever votes away
II th.-r f of the public domain or
en dories th- times oi any c rpora
lioi, wtia ever. We have bad too
much nf it.
-hlIV. TKt.l.'illAI'ltli.- Ilsl'.ri-11ES.
There have ten livel? debat-.'s this
week ni; hi t the seizures of telerapfc
ie li.s Cltl t;es. It is wroLir ft-r
liich b.-1, parties are eijuallv rfpiQ
sible The teli-L'ruph should be as
su-red as the mail. 1 trust that both
parties wii1 Iwcome so sick of the
revelations that this on -republican,
p-ocredin may Lrinir to libi that
tti- y will mutually airree to decUre
the telegraph inviolable. The repub
licans of btich rank have notbuif to
fear. Zacii Cliaudler is tio chrewd
a man to f i--'faih any tbintf that be
would not care his enemies to know.
Nor do 1 -oijipts. that the sly old
f.x. S. T., imterrilled his cftuno by
such indi-crenons. 1'ut whoever may
be hurt or helped by it, it is mean
and wronj thmsr to do and it ouht
to be prohibi-ed by law.
James Uiifath.
lii.ni.tiuKi.i', III , January li
While the S.,uth bound ogh'. express,
Chicaiioatid Alton, was leaving Chi
cago la-i uiacbc at about btiif-past nine
o'clock, the l uiied States Express
cir was entered at llalsted street, in
ti," eit v limits, by three armed and
rn i-kd men, who placed pi-tols at
the Leads of the express me-.ener
atid bik'ate men, who were toirelb
er iu one car, bound them and rob'ie'l
the .-ale ot a part of its contents, tb
value of which is not yet known, but
supo i-ed l i be ipiite frreaL One
pai.kv.'eof lT.b(N) was dropped by
the robbers ou the i'or of tbe car,
and Wis recovered. After complet
ia'heir work they left tbe train .
A L-b. r avenue. Cfnca'i. The express
use er,'. r -ays he eaa identify the
r ibis-r-. a! ho.iifh they were masked.
I.-t. i n e Price, of Chicago, who was
,u 'he Tiiii, h. a descr ptioa, and is
i-t pur-uit.
. E.v VoRti. January li Aa As
. icia'e l're-s ii.-paicn trom Chicago
-.iv- it.; ma-ked tmrtUr who board
ed uii oti'ii nii.r train on the C'bicaifo,
Al oa aii l St Louis llailroad last
a ..-bt, i. .eroo. red both the express
iiic-fU'-r a'.d baatit(re man, and
b- kif "jei the -afe, bich cod ai oi
ab- ii f Jo boll worth of valuables,
bn. in iLe hurrv they perforund th
w nkso bor.1 o,'ly tr.t they l-fl b--b
t.d all except a package for Sprin
fi. M. Itltnoi.-. c .otftioinn ftbu. IU3
and -.me drafts f r colieetioo. Tbey
h f; he tr u f er it bad proceeded
ab-ut ei.ht blo.-ks, od haven .ttwen
ill-covered
Cfin too J.nuaryls The ttree
men have been arrested charged with
tbe robiierv of the expres ear at tb
Uiilic.'toQ cr.ssin.r last niifht Date-
t - ves bad been on tbeir tracks for
son e Lours.
A Terrlfcl afcrMft
Sin. . St-tii. January H Two or
three weeks ao. Andrew Ludwiif, ft
well diififer, buried en of nitro--.'Ivcerine
in the rer of k'ts fftrdnt
for future u-e. Tbis noon, while a
work diififini? it op. his pick suddeo
Iv struck tbe caa. and ternee et
p'l.sion followed. Ladwig was
bi),3 into a tho"iftnd piece,
an I -he hoaxes and trees ia tbe
rii-:!.b-jrLood were spattered with
Lis' b an a blood Buildin-rs in the
nei-rtborboc.d were shaken to tbeir
foundation and tbe windows shatter
ed. A hole was torn into the jrronad
Gve feet deep and ten feet in diame
ter Places of the body were found
var-ls.p-tant. Tbe larg--: piece
. io! r ot exceed Cve p. o id in
Ae.sti'- L tloirf ! w.feftod
tsiia etiiorec.
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