JUL
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Terms of lublication
Th3 Somerset Herald
U published arery Wednesday Morning at f2 M
per una, paid la advance otherwise 2 to
will tnvarlablybe charged.
Jio iutucrlption will be dlxrmtlceed ontil all
umnjei arepald up. Postmaster Beglecttua
to notify w wbea t;rtl)er do; not take oat
their papenirlUUbeUllUblrorUniur?riplion.
Subwrlben reuv.vtn; from one Posioffine to an
other bould Klre as tbe came of Ui furmer ai
well as lie present otflce, AJriOre
Somerset Printing Company,
JOHt I. SOVLL,
Buftae. Hauler.
A TTOnSEYS-A T-LA
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Somerset
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K S T A IJ L I Z Ti L, D , 182:
I T F.N KT F SOMEIJ ATTOBNLY ATL.AW.
1JL and Booiity a l Pension A gout, Somerset,
fr-e. ucice la Juaniwoib black.
Jan. U-lf.
. 3. SCULL.
Ai 1 URN E Y AT LA W,
Somerset, Penna-
,it H. PliSTLKTHWAITE, ATTORN EI
. ai lviw. SwumneL Fa. Pr.doMi.iual buat
nef. res'l'WiluUy solicited and punctually allead
d to
1A W NOTICE. Ale lander H. Cuffnitb baa
a resumed the practice law In Somerset and
oj.uiuiik counties. OUloe In Mammutb UuilUlng.
leb. i,':0.
V LENTIS EH AY. ATTORNEY AT LAW
anil dealer In real eaiale, SSoinereet, Pa-, will
attend to ail busmen entrusted to bis care witn
protupuieMi and bdcUty. aug. W-lJ.
ur J. fc 11. L. BAKE, ATTORNEYS AT
V LAW, Somerset, Pa., w 01 practice In Som
erset and adioiuin; oountles. All business en
trusted to tbe w M be promptly attended lo.
IOHX H.UHU ATTUKNEY ATLAW.SOM
f) cr-ci. Pa., will promptly aaujud to all buainen
entrusted 1" blin. M.ncy advanced on eulloclion
Ac. Ulbce la Maaisnoiti iuiildiu.
IL.LI AM H. KOOXTzT AITOltNEt AT
Li, Susnersei, Fa., will Klve pruuipt atlen
taim ! nuninem entrusted to tan care lu Somerset
and tbe a ljuiulng ooanUea. Ulbce in Fruiting
-tiottS . Kuw.
f OHN oTklMMEL, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
) Somerset. Fa., a iU attend to ail business en
trusted w bi care in Somerset and adjoining coun
ties lit promptness and bdelity. Utbce tu Main
inoth Block. ib.i:-iy
VOL. XXVII. NO. 3.
BAKES, ETC.
J. O.KDDIEL & SONS,
Successors te
Schell& Kimmel,
SOMERSET, PA.
SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2i, 1S7S.
WHOLE NO. 1 107.
31 ISC EL LA XEO US,
Accounts of Merchants and o'.i.
cr Business People Solicited. Drafts
negotiable in all parts of the Coun
try for sale. Money 'oaned and
Collections made.
jautt
-:o:-
J.
a. UGLR
ATTUKNEY AT LAW,
ner-et. Fa. Frufewlonal bnrtncM er.'-rued
lit care attended to witb prumptueaaan J ndellty.
a. B. wrracTH.
K1FEKUTH b. KVPPEU
w. B. scrriu
ATTORNEYS AT
1 Ijiw. All buslneBientruned te tneii carewill
l.e niwdllT and iiuwlually aiunuau u.
tiKru a-Ou Jlain Cru atroet, opi--e tne
JUtuiuoih tibek.
l oiix ll SCOTT,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW.
S..mert Fa. Office up tir in BaT' libx-a.
All (.u.l:iei. entrued to bi care atu-udod te wun
prouii'tuci'aiid C.lelKy.
FAMES L. PUG II,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
S.-m.-nwt, P. Olfice. Mammoth Hlm-k.up Main.
tr.irn.V Main Cr.. SU Colle.ti.rn. .
tw. willed, title ex.n.ioe.1. and a I lel bu.!
arw alleuded to wilb pr.illiplue and b.'.ellty.
joiylft
s
UKVEYINU,
Writing Vteds, &c.f
i,,, ., .i.M.i-: nl rjiiai''l-s tor mi.
e-hn.iulre at l!aeicr k Co." Sl..re.
C. K.WALKER.
AujilC
1'UYSICIANS.
OK J K. MILLER bai permanently l.cated
in Jbrlin for tbe practice ..I bbs pn-iHiiion.-i
ce ..j.it- Charle. Krlwiiior rvi-m.
ai.r. Xi, '7-U.
nli H I1KUUAKER tcn.len hi. pri.teMionui
.:.rvi..t,tbeeUlt.. ol S..mt an.l ... ln
tty. Mncelnreaidonce.onedtf. werlot tbe War
B. l liouse.
, .r E M. KIMMEL will cmttnue to practice
1 ) Allicti.e, i.d unden bl pn.lertl.eial wr1
Muuie ciuiuin of S.'iucrl and err.indln
iirT. omce at tbe old place, a few d .
iu i iJlade Honne.
Somerset County Bank
CHARLES J. HARP.ISOH,
Oisliier and 'Mamnjer.
Coll.rli.ms made in all part oi tiie United Sutce.
Charts ni.ler.ite. Huitcr and ot!,.T checks cd
lected and casbcl. Earti rr. and Wi stern cr -haiisre
alwarii on hnn l. RcmHlxncci' made with prcmirt
new. Account, suli.ltcd.
Partieg denlrini; to rt:rchaie U. S. 4 PER
CENT. FUNDED LOAN, csa lt accimmo
dated at this Hank. The fntnt arc prepoi.l in
denomlnatl.'n f
10. hicks Li snx.mrii
JOHN HICKS & SON,
SOMKKSirr. l'A..
And Real Estate Brokers.
KSTAl-JLLSHKD is.-,o.
Penx. who dcrlreto nell.l.uy creichnrtrc prop
erty, or l'.r rent a ill nn.l it Ui tl.cir advauMi;.- tu
rcKiter the dcwTipti-.n tLcrcf, af roih:irifcis
ma.leu:ilc notd or rented. hcl rotate bu.'ine.s
(Cenerally will be prou.ptly atleuied tj.
anclH.
SULPHUll SOAP.
Thoroct.hly Clres Riseasf.s of ti:k Skiv,
Ut VI'Tli IU THE CoKll I-.XIOS, I'SKVKMS
AM" Kr.MKDILS kilCl'MAiiSM AMI LiOl T,
liK'. SES AND AnaiSH'.Vi HIE
Cc'TlCLE ASV O ; NITIACIS Co.N i ACI'JN.
litis Star..Lti.l I
. 1 !r
. Sfl.l 1T.K-
I.1NEN
Tobacco ana Cip,
L ff jjx' J. II. Zimiuerujan,
''Pi ' Cr St
- -a,'
D
M.L.Q. M1LLEK, after twelve
ye. r" active practice In Skananiiio. na
t'l-eol to i'b.e. and tenden bi prulewi..rial .er
.. to l.e cltl.cn. ol "d,r,Xi
.irtf la Lis lrua Store, opi".iMi the
i.,.jKe. w ere be can be exulted at all timef
ui lcs'i r-lwbinlly enirwed.
w-NU'callf pnimptly an.wered.
dec 15. Il ly.
Dr. . F. FUXDEMJEKG
I.Hlelto dent SiirReou,
Sew Yort Eye an! Ear Mim
TT-r v.-ate3 ncrrrarcrtlv in the
w- r
City cf CulHlESLAlTD, l&iylard
fa the IICLUSIVS trcatecrt cf all
-:r-,r,-s f the Eve and Ear, inc'ui-
irgthsce cf the 2fe and Threat
llfflrr, tsmb rntrt Rlrrl
Juue'o.
DENTISTS.
1K WM COLLINS, DENTIST, Sotnenet,
I Fa. Olive In Celer'i Blui k, up nalni,
wnere be can at all time, be found pn ire.l to do
all kind, ol w.-rk, .u. b a. ttlllnK. rcaubitlna. ei
traciiiiK. kc Artincial teetb ol all kin-!., and of
tbe be.i matertal.iuaeried. tiralli. warranted.
TOIIX
BILLS,
DENTIST.
t)c In fioflrotb A NHTl new boildlnx.
Main Oroee Street.
Somenct, Pa.
both
WM. COLLINS,
IKXTIST,
offcee atwet'acr. Freawr". re. s.nenet.
Pa In Ihe lat ntWn yean 1 have rrcatlr re
.t. rrd the price, ol artlOiial teetb In Oil. place.
TbeounMant iucrca.in demand tor tevib ka In
dued me 10 i enlarge my taeilitic tbat I caa
make r..f Mil of leetb at lower price than v.
c..n ct tlM-m In any other place In il.u cntr
I am now maklnc a ood et ol teU lor . and 11
there fb.ild I any penwn arn.rnn my il..iidi
ol euomenliilbb.tbeadoinlnir ..untlc. that
I have nia-le te-tbf.- that U o. c''" k"-"i
ltctl.i. they can call on we at any time and ,-et
a new Mt tree of ebaie.
marla
UTIUC'AL TEETH II
V. YUTZY.
DENTIST,
DALS CITY, Mmtrttt Co.. Pa.,
Artificial Teeth, war anted to be of the ery het
aualitv. Llie-likeand MMkla, Inaened lo tbe
Iw.t .t'vle. Fartlcuiai atleotlon paid U the re
erv.tk'm .4 the natural teeth. Tboae wi.hln to
nairali me by letter, caa do av by eneioaiu ";P
Addrew a. eber. eU-7a
n:na.
The lrt of clirars of rtiltercnt brand, manufac
tured by hlinfcll, ol the rii.il.cM "I t!'Wi -Thetw
cltrn). cannot iHjcxcM.'d by any n the mar
ket. tb:e ol tne bc.t .tN-l.. of chewtnir t"hacn
ever brouitht to t'oa:cr.-t. Jrlcen lo puit the
time.. jar:'C
S.RPILE,
DEALER V
FL O Un I XI) FEED
Groceries, Confections,
Qucensware, "Willow ware.
Salt, Fish,
Toltacoo ami t'iar,
itc, etc.. Szc,
g-New Stock.C
o.v K MICE.
All Goods Positively
SOLD -A-T
BOTTOIVI PRICES.
FAIR AND SQUARE
IS
xtcmol P.etrc !v fir Enijv
Ii.-ji... orcs r.ni Jn,ii.'ir o! l.;o SVm, t;ct otiiy
RLMOVKS ko;.i !!E O'MI'l.i.MiiS ALL Hi E.V
lallr.s a: Wnj f.'u;ti Ux.u r:n;'i:; :i:t:s ui die
l)'n.'! sn-l obticti.Ki of t!.c j..rt4. Lut alio
Uk-.j j r klnct'.l by V tr s-.tn a;ii M'in I, suth as
tan ami freckle, it icnilers the ccticls
MAiC. SLY CLEAR. SMtJlH aiul IM tANT,
ar.l i-i:i; a WHOLESOME 1 LA'.'llULK is far
rrcfcrnl.ic to ary cu:.;.;ctic.
Allt::e fexeuiai. APV.vvr.Ar.Es of Svx
PHi'R It TK! nre? ipsr.rl HV tik i pp. of
tion io its purl.i:i? c.Tcvis. iciiveic:
e.vj 1:i;e;:maTIsi: a:i ! (;... 1.
I: a! nisiM'rrT.'i rLoriiiN.s sxA
ami i-:trvF.xT5 i:isr:.srs cmmunica
contact wiiii ths prr.sox.
It r:ssoi.vts IXixi-nrii', t.rcveni
r.es. ami rel.iris graynr of the hair.
riivsici;n speak of it i:i l.:h terms.
Pricrs-25 nr.d 50 Cents per Cake': per
Rex (3 Cakes COc. en 1 $1.20.
N. R The 50 cent CiV art- die iire of tliosr at
'HIM. -J II VIE AM) WHISIiKIi PIT."
-wet, cr alrwrt, ii Ccfitt.
C. I. CUtTItSTvU, frcr, 7 Sirti Av., II
The Great New fdicina
2 Vr fJ
t
(6
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I;. - ' :
EVENING PRAYER.
david ran. nuows.
O guard mo through the shade? of nli;!it.
Savior aad LcrJ, I humbly rray:
Surround and shlcbl me with Thy mlht,
And ble me thrcnh tbe oom.ley.
Bless me In youth Me me In years,
Aid bind mc la Thy bcn.i. of love;
Inspire my bope dispel my fears,
Ar.d train me fur tbe reaimi a!ove. .
In all 1 do, and think, and, say.
Direct n I counsel me, O Lord,
iklecplnfs or waking, nibt or day,
Satain me by Thy sovereign word.
.n J when 1 yi -M this Cectinj breath,
ALd fly to meet Thee race to fa.,
Prcscrre me frra eternal death
Stilt bices me thro" rcdeenilng graoe.
nicf! parents, brjtbcrs. sistcrH all
In health and sickness joy am! jrricf
White'erbetldci whate'er befall,
lie Then llicir frjlace and relict.
Teach them and me how vala how weak
How wortbleunre the?o scene, below ;
Where mirth Is mourning, pleasure pain ;
And proud rejoicing turns b wi.
Let me, dear Lurd, olunc rejoice
In prayer anJ grateful praise to Thee;
Suoduc my heart, attune my voice.
And mould mc for eternity.
lis not for a frail chili or du.-.t
To I reatlic a wish before Thy t'un uc :
In Thee, in Thee alona I trait ;
Taen let Thy sacre.1 will be do:ic.
JIake ma but Thine JMlat tut the roa '
Tliro' thorns or flnwers, t'aro' smiles it care,
That leads mo to Thy bright abode,
That 1 may join my Savior there.
TiSE PACTOKY UIUL.
Our INlotto.
Do t rail lo ;ie
KO. BAER'S BLOCK A CALL,
"When doing your
SIHIOIFIPIIsrG-.
Jao. 30
D
HOTELS
lAXiO.Mi HOTEL.
KTOVHTOM'X ri.
111 HITCH Farms to sell and cscbanire. M'e
Wnnl I LU bave bnmlmis or customers
wantma to bu larni" lust n..w. Never knew a
letter ' ime toeell Acre. t lair price., as people
are litlii.K nioiM'v Irom banks nd ae'kinir Acre
fol salctv. Address S.M.JAMES.
I'iilebiirith Farm AR'ncy. 14 Sinitlibuld St.
Plttbursh. Fa.
Tboer in Karch of farms send for printcl Farm
BcaiiMeT.
Nov .IS
A Kealth-Givins Power
PUr-IHtS THE BLOOO,
IHVIC0RATE8 THE LIVER,
PROMOTES CICISTIOK, and
STRCKCTHEMS THE KERVES,
Thai rifrf1ua!lyrnrlR?uiiirnieof nkiil.
fi.r nnm o,- iiiituro. II I. worthy of a
trim. lll-.t.lA.t ftuarantced
1' A G U K fcl A li IaK tothf lilf, (.K VTK
Ft Llothe etoinnc h.unfl ari fti lnlly
n a l i iiiAit iH , a li r. t A I I VL and
II I IE Kill. Its altn in not aMended
4Jtui;our nor uui-uiiy vircriitCf1!, uai
011 Un ruutrary, rer. cliuicul nl In
visoratlon
(is lmm-tia( effect t?Mn thrdlcctlTr
oruAiisnlicihrr ini pa I red by di-atr or
I'xhan.lHl fram inymnir, 1m I o Jnrrt-nr
their powrrtofntwlmilaitonnail ntitrl
lion, the Ofipctit hclna Increased at
onrr. 1 o iuum anrtfl with an rnenr
Giii rrndiiiAn ot tne lirer, a ICiUiins
nrf,rbarnrliritffl tty a itnh) rotnplrv
iun, a loniwi lonsnf, a paai jr, biu fluslr
In Ilk mouth, n upt irioni. appetite and
Blucc:h a'tlon rf the bnwelt, lllh a
rnt of foil at sh in the hp-id a ml of men.
Sal dnllne, 1 l..OKt.. p:oe 111 oat
valuable.
lis effect upon the kidneys U no less
nappy, a initi, irrifaitng urine is
cjnfekljr rl arod np fy It.
Inflati.fnatory and C'hmnir KIlKU
I 1 ! all soon rtlo ppear by :i per
Ntrnt uae of V HOK KMi..
For tit ctire of hkfn DIarne and
EmptiuiH of all kinds VIGOKKXE is
tnnt eerlnin.
Vl(OKKK fa e4impoed nf hc aetlra
properties tif IlKHItN, KOU1 S, C.I .MS
and 1IAHK, that Xatiuo alone far
nUtiet. tireat car? hring taken by ns
Hint lh f are galhrre:. at the rikt
M-asonoflheyeur.and lhat thry pOhps
tlfeir native irtiies.
That VlGOIIK!R Las the loner ff
11 it 1 FV THIS BMHm. hVlliOitnD
the l.ivru. and STI.Hl LAT Ike 1)1-t-KsTIVK
iR.AS. in ImW.puluhly
proven by those, ube have alien it a
Irlalandliavr ler ti pn tmnnrut ly enrttt.
We do not ak yntt lolra df zen bnt
l't in rmperiea e r I ef. furu t il'A K-
TKK you ill ft ei l etter frotn ike
limt fw doers.
VK.lUtKM; fa aconMiiiis Ihe world
with hrw.T. and l f h 1 n in e; u 11 01 her
HS A H KH ATI and IVIO
:KATS. into the haitr. Pot up In
I at at lotIea.i!on'!er riirtb. It e; aires
fiaitll lo.m, n nd p!.i.-.n tit to ta kr
Price. ftl.OtJ ; iNsMlf.
;LKrR & B4P(S r? fe'FG. TO., Prop's,
i: :Ls:t.. :;Tri. :ra::r::r:::7. r. J.
l T(Tr'j ISO " t Dewhonlr rTrrr
d r-
THE
htFura Earth Closet.
SAMI I I. Cl STr.It. I'roprielor.
This rt!r and wH known h.mae U at
t!u-.e tie. Irabie oti.in place bw tbe trarellna;
A'K TISHT, KiZiVUS AS5 BTBMaTIB.
S .it always clean u.J fr.-e from dtwt, ecd
st.j 01M m can i-Mupi.
Knci..:!j ad.t.le. f.r u la Hos''tL,
linM, aa4 raaiiiire. aa be need I tk
b. 'room wilkeat i;Iiaf aa .ffeae.
Prices, 10, 14 and 18 Dollars,
dJrcM, with auunp, for circniar,
FDJICTICN EAETH CLCSET CCXFA5T.
No. HO WalcrSt. I inx.kl-n,
I'oi:.sai.li;v
G. W. S P E E n s ,
UK I (if.' 1ST, Somerset, I'a.
February t
Cook & Beerits'
FAfflLY GR0GER1
Flour and Feed
STORE.
de Irabie etoppinit place bw tbe irareimj;
T.ide and boutu. brn-cUM. Oood .ta-
in. M-k leave dally l"f Jobnftjwn ana
tuMie
bl'
SHOW
THYSELF;
T!r ,ck ) 3 ar.A prar-i.i.i
t..:u d iu ll.c bi t nx-dical I
b- r-r I 111 .1. 1 'I I'd
.M I.I-l i:V.bU; ATK'N I
lv.i:l, 1. h.n-l ym:.il 1
no rce. iit 1 ii'
!ar.et V.'.buutfd Vdi.lnr, I rcBiaiur.- lc in.
Ncrro.e and Fl.v-b-al IM.ii.ty, and l!ic cr.db
innejia.1 llis'aud .old tni. oclba r. mt
j. r. from, wmI teatta-.n et. retina Vori J -l pre-
'r..lmi, mv w of which i worth the iict of
' ti I.K4i. 3kjbnrk vit.nuoi l.vlbcli.ctc
1 m ara! wobabl. tb' anot .Liiful practifl. n. r
im Anv. iu-a,towhm i."rtelci'l.a.lji w.
I .1 li, dal Ijr I he f. alMHUil Medaf-il A-io;on.
A 1'Mic.l.l.t. lUiwrat d well the Trry 6:a-r
I i .icr.. it c a inir.
I if ft and latitv
'ti' n . to all Send
I 't It T on.e. Adi!n
it. t;PY Ml-l'KAL'
iNi-Tni-TF, e. 4 Hal-
M, Ikietoa. Alasa.
!
jo
! ti-4
HEAL
THYSELF
O . KADOI.EI1. M. .
4lllis.t nntl .inrUI.
tiFKn K AM' IMihMAkl .
fca aiCPenn Ave Pltt-Mnrti. Fa
All .iirau( Ki ll. I tk aee
1 II MO KT. and i March
ly treauxl. Olr.ti.i I eitr ,
-Palae Pupil. Crmked l.;rt. -U ikl
Hair.." 'cr and Tuai"" "f tii
li li. ar, Noe tt TbroeU Ptr'aia
-Weeiiinit Kc," l't.il. tVcl.
Bea,rorelB rbi-llca. Killrfation, k.e, sklllm.Iy
nertonnerie AnlBlal Ky Inwnel. sKd
irt ertf.UT aaJ l)Iuiraled pamphlet ol
July la.
Wo would most respectfully announce to nur
friends and the public irewralfy. In the town and
vicinity ul Somerset, that we bave opened our
Newstore t-n
MAIN CROSS STREE1
And in addition to o full line of the best
Conrpplloiierle). Xotion,
Tot. :if o. C'isan. d p.
We will endeavor, at all times, to mpply dares.
tamers with the
15 E S T QUALITY OF
FAMILY FLOUK,
CORK-MEAL,
OATS, SHELLED CO UK,
OA TS A CORK CHOP,
IiRAK, MIDDLINGS
tbe
It was a little studio, qui to at tLe
top of the house. Upon tbe easel
ibat occupied tLe post cf Loaor in
the middle of the room, a large piece
of caavas glowed with the soft tints
of spring land scape, and Prank
Seymour stood before it, pallet in
Land, Lis large brown eyes dreamy
with a sort of inspiration.
In a comfortable ensy chair, by the
door, sat a plump, rosy little female,
in a Idee cap with a plenty of nar
row wnilo saua notions nattering
from it, and silver pray poplin dress
.Mrs. J-cytuour, m laet, our artist s
mother, who hi3 just corns up from
the very basement '"to see how Frank
was getting alon 3 "
"Here, mother," said the young
man, witb an enthusiastic sparkle in
bis eyes, "jest seo the way tbe sunset
touches the topmost branches of the
old apple tree. I like the brown,
subdued glow of that lint; it some
bow reminds rue of Grace Teller's
hair."
Mrs. Seymour moved a li::ie u i-ea.-:!y
in her chair.
"Yes, it's very pretty; but' it strikes
me, Frank, yen are lately lindin? a
great mnny similitudes between Miss
Teller and your pictures."-
Frank laughed good Lumorediy.
"Well, mother, she is prettj."
"Yes, I doa't deny that she's prct-'
ty cnongh." " " "
"Now, mother, what is the mean
ing of that ambiguous . tone?" de
manded the young artist, pleasantly.
What have you discDvered about
Miss Grace Teller that isn't charm
ing and womanly and lovely ?"
Frank, do you know who she Ms?"
"Yes, I know that she is a' re
markably pretty girl with a voice
that sounds like tbe low soft ripnle
of the little rivulet where I used to
phy when I was a boy."
".Nonsias?, ; sua -Mrs. beymour,
sharply.
"Well, then, if you are not satis
Qed with Biy description ol her as
"That's very trne," said Mrs. Sev-1 da'.l's soiree ! Iut 1 suppose it Lj all centnrj, and in which he
raonr, sageiy ; - uyntnia saya laere oa account
seems
ible conditions of.
he Sends who wtre
teT f acred Cecb.
uctenasce
:-pi:rtiog
noflES UMTtFtE!!
o
or Mary Licon 3 nncie. take a iienaisn oeiirn:. i:e 1
13 no society worth hayin? in Faeta-! the iudcf ITrr.' p.tm.est fr Parker short, stout German, about four fe; t
ryville only the girls that work in : and Cvathia dear m. what a enri-! tea inches in height, wr.h abroad,
the f-tctory; Cynthia is very gen'etl. Sous mi.v.ura nr American society i;!fcoattj form and band J which seem ; Then 1 he work cf inspcc:ii,u
Uot excuse ray ccriosity, Miss j how iLev will be shocked et meeting ; still faul and clammy from their fre- an. Col. tfaelbaker ca'rcfjilv
Teiler bow Crn yoa become ac-j Urieo Teller.' , .uent contact with the dead in all : gpocteJ all the bedits which bcre re
qnaictedwith Mr. Psrler and not! iarjlrnvii'r nhs rJ?a:ce a ! stages cf preservation ana Uccompi- fcmblance to the deed f.r whom he
j the Gazette cfT.cf. On scroont of aa
j infamous act of which Smithe was
guilty, Le sects by rile epithets and
!a general denial to defend himself.
(After publishing all tbe vile language
1 he could command, like a coward,
j that he is. he tides, himself."
j Maj. Adams also said that Smitne's
j conduct had been such that he could
I net rc eogiiw Lira as a gentleman
j Smithe watt co tbe streets as usual
this morsio,;. Aa bo came down
jMarkham aUct, ftom the State
j Uou?e. nt B'wut ten o'clock, and just
1 as ho cros.-t-J Main street, he came
jfate to face with Major Adams. As
?rop. as .u'.sro stw n;m be tire- n:
revtikcr. cried to the byntanders to
Cii out of the way, and began firing
a: i-'ruhlip. Almost simuitanecurdv
SmitLe drew his "CcI:,' acd tired.
Thry wen el more thaj fifteen feet
! apart. Snii:ho fired two shots and
Adams three At Smithe's third at-
.. . i.. r.tr..i 1 1
i .cn ; 1 j-.'.fi aii.ce:.i i.re, aal te
3y ar.": au.mpiea to
I
tu
; threw it
raeet'.iig
.3 rau cb
Adam's shot
a:;;i, and par-
'sition. Upon hi j broad, btdger-Iiko sou-ht
with Ms daughter r" istfD'-rtwa to witness th.:
Grai.-e colored. jMr. Parker bokel finito ts ranch face, arrouadeJ ly a fiiage cf gray,) ideoti
'Basiriess trcu;n mc in coat ict j ciirnriseil .is she had expected, but ! played aa expression cf mingled stu-i Iieyins' body he Las a verv accurate
frcqnestly witb the gentleman cf; somehow it was not the k'ud ot as- j f'-dity, coarce brutality and canning, j Ucserii-Lca " cf. and Las found one
jcist.mtitit that was on the pre-1 wtich maUe tim mos. repulsive i;i , whicu so clostly corresponds with it
mine appearance, uerasbeca ior iea-; tta'. tfcere seems to te iilt.e uoubt.
1. . .
nutira jc-j spcsic. i m ver u ip- j
pened to meet his daughter. " !
Mrs. Seymour gave a Iit-tle s'art in i
her chair she was beginning to see!
through the mystery. -j
"Perhaps you have something to I
do with the calico factory V
"I have," svij Grace, with calm;
dignity. J
"A factiry girl!" gasped Mrs
Seymour, growing red and white.
' Is there any disgrace in tbe ti
tle ?" quietly aked Grace, although
ber own cheeks were dyed crimson.
insgraee! uu, no certain
"Miss (rae, ycu here? Why,
when slid vcu corr.e from Factory-vilio?"
"You are e.'-qtiftirred with
Teller? Rtkcl Mrs. Uandall,
sja:ri i-urrrti-'e. fusing to turn up
"(..lit a wtii; in fact I bave b vl the ! finding the sheriff in no
ly-Oveycars la tLis iienai.iU work". , from the description, that it is the one j
and seems in it to find his only ea- Qag sought fer. The peculiar marks '
joymen't, his o:;ly solace for his lone-j the scar upon the leg, the missing!
Miss I7 Lours. teeth und the peculiarity of the foot!
with 1 He at first stoutly demurred, re-!alJ are plainly observable, ccdleadi
tie doui:3, "-1-, 'Lun to believe that Lis search
mood for tri-
tatcs its name."
7 ' Dear me.'' ciscalatad Mrs. Sey-
not; there s no harm in earning cue's incur, t oriiiag pa'e and sinking down
living in aa honcrabb war," return-! noon a divan near her. ' Why. ttey
ed Mrs. Seymour, absently. The say the hi ire.-s of the old rrentlemaii
- , - j o
fact was, tsbe was thinking ia her in-; who owned the Factory ville property
most mind, "WLt will Frank say?" lis the rictmtt girl in the country."
and antieipatiogihe flag cf triumph "Urp.ce," eaid Frank, gravely and
she would wave over him. J almost stcrnlv. w hat does this
"I do not hesitate to confess," 1 mean ?"
went on Gt ace, locking Mrs. Sey-J TLe blue eyes Gilsd with tears as
mour full in tha eyes, "that to the she cluug tloicr to his arm.
calico factory I owe my daily bread." j "I can't help owning the calico
ery laudable, Im sure," said ; factories, 1 rack. Don't ycu love me
tne cia lady, growing a little uneasy ! just a.s weil as if 1 didn't,
under the clear blue gaze, "only there ! "Mr littlo deceiver.
are steps and giadatiocs in all socio-! didn't vcu te!l mo ?"
ty, you know, and I am a little stir-1 "Why should I tell you, Frank ?
prised to find ypu so intimate with j It was so nice to leave tho heiress be
Mis3 Elton, wbese family is ' j hind end be plain Graej Teller for a
Mary carco ever to Grace's side, j while. And when I saw bow op
,d stooped to kiss her cheek. loosed vour mother was tocuren-
"My dearest, friend my most ; gage meat, a spark cf woman's
precious companion," she murmured, I fulness rose up within me, and
I ebouid be qu!.a iost without her. solved I would mnintaia my mcogni-
Mrs. Seymcur.'J j ta, come what might. Mrs. Seymour,"
The old lady took her leave stitlly. j she added, turning cr?r!v round and
bianigemer.t of l.er property for fiing, (pietly !c J tl c way to the d.or
some years. Mi?s Teller is'theyoung of the cellir. As it was epened a
ludv who owi p. the extensive calico! sickening stench, the odor f dead,
factories, from which our village
struck h'ni in the right
nn,l succeeded, Le thinks, ia i"J"' -. V 7,B
ingseve-a!of tbem. You3g'teP a;si,ttcr, f'f
.vca.i:s snois strucK n:m in tne inn
inflicting a slight fiesh wound, and
Smith stumbled and fell. Alaax
ran up to Lioi and said: "You dog, I
could kill yo::, but will not." One of
Smithe's shots struck Adams' hat.
and tore a portion cf the rim c !t
Doth parties were taken away by
their f.-ieads. Smithe's arm is paral-
ta3'yz?d. I.ill!,' E'.'-'r: Toyrcr.il; C'.i.
At least he feels j'"' ' -"
jund several, t r- ! . i)o.,r-i ,.. 1 1.1 .
haps a dozen or twenty, of tLe b'd-1
ies Irom Cincinnati or immediate vi-1 A cumber e.f iadits and children
ciuity. I a regard t 1'cvins' body, were sci'teriag flowers on tbe graves
been suceessfti!.
sure that ho has
he, although feeling sure that it is of their beloved dead. Little Susir.
here, is not yet sufficiently certain! the youngest cf them
Hut why
decomposing bodies, was emitted,
stopping the party for an instant on
ly, wcea tae uetenmueu Jsaeioauer, here, is not yet sufiic-.ectly certain! the youngest cf them all ai.l
,t f . ) ,t,,t., f n .l.. .v- J . J - 1 -i:-c ,1....
aio'ue5 ui;u, uku'jcj " iai lae uecomposa ann uiadgureu ; i lease, mamma, let mo tatter mine
he ceilar, accompanied by tne sner- mass found is the one wanted, and wil: ' rjn dat ittle dive down endcr.
liV n.l ....... J n. I ' . .1 . , P . ! ,, . .. .. . .
iuauu uui c-oncnpuuuL-ui. jawaiimo arrival ci reiaiivej ci ice ' -o, ousie, ' refilled her mamma
There, ranged along tne.side cf tne j deceased, who will perhaps bo better j 'Scatter yours here: becaus.- we
walls, were three monstrous vats j ablo to decide. j don't know whose grave that is, as
containing a large cumber cf dead j Of theother bodies Lo feels con:i-j thero is no stone ."
bodies Coating ia brine. Piled high j dent that several are already recog- j "Hut, mamma,'' continued the
above thoe were a oumb-r of empty ! ni.ed. and it is no.-aible verr manv ' c't.;!.! ' I want ta saitoe ti i;na
cofiins i rudely broken open and ritiedjothers will be. Of the Faculty, we ! there, cos maybt 'tis a ittle dirl des
of their precious dead, wbiio upon a
rough table ia the centre of the rooic,
was a misturo of red paint and ni
trate of silver, used for injecting the
reins. A paint-mill oa the table
showed that large quantities cf this
mixture were prepared and used,
and scattered about the room
miscuoudy were ernrty boxes
nave not seen a Eiogie soui.
of them are bolicved to have taken
aa active parlia procuring these sub
jects abroad ; even participating ia
the work themselves, and it is expect
ed there will be some further inter
esting and very startling develop-
Fr. meats within a low days,
and ! '
Some i like cie."
barrels and trunks and caiks, ia
which the bodies !had beta shipped ;
The Art of kissing;.
will-1 hitter
I re
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
fou
-CASH ONLY.
a . i.-t iia ra. ai i r
lem.'t'lrtrtiiaiawatker'.weral.le Tew
UtklVOS HOItsK HAT lOkk.
The ou!r wisle, doubie or &mx lki
raa be una aoia or raa wiuxiwi ecit
;,. for infmirewjecl. 1 '
uitfrtMiUMl(W1wiN'nw'e .
tl.t"l1urt' . ,
T. taf mp " ri ay r"
ii , I. fUXli A COj, tfiMWrgk, Pai
May
Alao. a Wtll selected stock of
i iwif: St.ajew.re. Woodenware, bracbes
ai k: 1.1 and
U t.k k we w'l sou a cheap as ti cneapesu
I
; IVaee rali. examine ear f wis of at k'j'!s, ud
1 1 aattsfted from yoar own juJat.
I "oa t foTKet wbere we stay
MAIN'CliOSS Street. Somerset, Pa
she is, would you like to know what
she will be?"
Mrs. Seymour looked puzzled.
' Mother, I think one div she will
be my wif.'."
"Frank; rraafc: are you crazy?"
"Not that I know cf,"" gttid Mr
Sevmcur, composedly, squeezing a
little deep blue on bis pallet out cf a
dainty tin tu'ie, and railing it
thoughtfully.
"We know so little about her "
thoaglit Mrs. Seymour. "To be
sure the is visiting Mury i:iton, and
Mary belongs to a v?rv good family.
if she does live in half a bouse and
take3 in fine embroidery for a livino-
But then she has no style at ail com
pared with Cynthia I arker, andCya
tbia always did fancy our Frank.
Then, moreover, she has five or six
thou-and dollars of her own. But
dear me, a young man in love is the
most headstrong creature alive."
Mrs. bey mour mused a while
locger, and tben pot on Ler mouse
c.-kred silk bonnet and gray shawl
and set oat upa a t jur of investiga
tion.
"l'il find out something abcut Mis
Teller, or I'll know the reason w hy "
tbougni ine luueiaugaoie widow.
Miss Grace lelier was "at Lome"
helping Mary Elton in an elaborate
piece oi emuroiuery. The room
where ine iwo gins sat was very
plain, carpeted with the cheapest ia-
j;rair, and curtained with very ordi
nary piak aad white chintz, yet it
looked enug and cheery, for the fat
blackbird was chirping noisily in the
w indow, ana a stand of nugnionette
and violet blossomed pansies gave a
delightful tint to this pretty picture
cf everyday life.
Mary Elton was pale, thin and not
at aT r"6'1?'' 'Lere was a tremulous
sweetness about her mouth that
teemed to whisper that she might
have been different under different
circumstances. Grace Teller was a
lovely blonde, witb large blue eyes,
rose-leaf skin, and bair whose lumin
ous gold fell over ber forehead like an
aureola.
As Mrs. Seymour entered a deep
er shade of pink stole over Grace's
beautiful cheek, but otherwise she
was calm and self-possessed, and
readily parried the old lady' inter
rogation. "Yery warm this morning," said
the old lady, faoniag herself. "Do
they bave as waini weather where
voii coma from, Miss Teller ?"
""T believe it is very sultry in Fac
tory ville," said Grace, composedly
taking another needlefull of white
silk.
and oid not ask iGracc to return Ler
call, although she extended aa iavi-
tauon to -iary, coucnea 11 tiis most
polite ond distant terms.
"Frank !'' sbo ejaculated, u?ver j
once stopping to remove shawl or
bonnet, und bareliag into her son's
studio like an express messenger cf j
life aad death hews, "who do you j
suppose year paragoa cf a Miss Tel- j
ler is?" i . !
"TLe loveliest of her sj.x," return
ed Frank, briefly and comprehen
sively. "A factory girl 1" screamed the
old lacy at the height cf her hug,
"a factory girl !.
"Weil, whatof that?"
"What of That? Frank Seymour,
you never tru-ifc to say that you
would bave anything to sav to a
commrm factory girl V
"I should ?-wei,fnce.
Qtscomuioa fictery git
young man with aa
calmness.
"Frank, don't jest with roe," plead
ed the poor little mother with tears
in her eves, "lell nie at once tnv.
you will give Lp this faney for a girl
that is ia no way equal to you."
"No, she is in no respect my equal,"
returned l-'rack, with reddeaiog
chek and sparkling eye. "I5ut it is
because she is in every respect my
superior. Grace Teller is one cf tbe
noblest women that ever breathed
holding out her hand to the diseom
iited oid lady, "didn't I tell yoa that
I owed mv daily bread to '.be facto
ry V
And poor Mrs. Seymour, for ouco
in her lire, wa at a loss Lr aa answer.
from Cincinnati and
A chord was touched in the moth
er's heart, and as she filled Susie's
ba.-ket to ovcriiowieg, said :
"There, daughter, go strew your
;1 r.vers jun where you wih."
TLe nameless green mound was
soon covered with rotes and lilies.
And as Su.-ie finished Ler labor cf
love, sLe said, haif aloud :
"Thero, ittle dirl. voa is a!! tover-
We find the following worldiv and ;
ether
poinis. rvime ci iDr?o uoo.es tir-- . , ., - , - 1 I wo thet Dpr.-ira'lnn
i ... I trannr ar win in thi l'lirti.ind iiri.itv ' i.a.c ictti I'ec.'ra.on
mg beer. removeJ, tao boxe etc.. , ' 1 J ,. , - , , , ,;
Horrible.
her a
," sail
aggravatiug
special
Arbor,
Ci.s. ixnati, June l: A
to tLo Eii'iuirer from Ana
.Mirbigan, says:
The live o'clock troia from Cincia
rirui last night l.ruuehl Colonel Snel
Lr.kcr, if your city, who arrived ia
search of a largo number of bodies
which hr.ve been ssolen fiora the
Avoadtb csmetory aad various ot:i
er boryiag-grounds ia and abjut
Claeinnaii daring the last fsw
months. Colonel Snelbaker has, B3
since the
searching
i for the body cf young Dcvins, the
' robbery of whose grave caused the
! Qndiag of tbe H n. John Scott Ilar-
! rison's bud v ia the Ohio Medical
' College. Hfl Las bcea qjietly work
Mcg the matter ui), aad has, in the
course cf his work, Lund thata large
number cf bodies irota Avood.ile and
were now tinea w:;n collections o;
thigh-bones, ribs, sknlls and other
fragments of human beings. From
the great tsnks wherein floated the
t u I iv 1 V kl T UIVII'JIILIVII k La Ol C J t .
. J :,o ..b. ,, ,i te better. W Lc-n
i . -v- .i.-r., -,,.!mans La:r aad
out ij'..i-i -.tijf, wu'j, iiu te.i.jie
grimaces and ccrftortions of tha bedy,
ai though in anticipation cf t'je hor
rors ihst he wa.i about to display,
adveGced to Lis work.
ed up with boofal flowers."
Day, a poor.
Time., a paper which is deemed good I.'e.'1 motccr went to tne cemetery to
oa the subject discussed: lce Kra?0 ot Ecr cl31iJ-
Never kiss a young girl if the don't I La,! sccn carriage after carriage roll
wan't yoa to. The main ingredient I b-T la'!:'n wkh for to deeorate
i that makes kissing agreeable is a Uie Kes cr tne dead. .co Cad no
bowers, n-.,r money to purccase any.
And as she waiked slowly in.-ide tbe
inclosnre she said :
"Alas! I have no flowers; but I
can kneel oa the green grass ami
on tbe part cf the female;
anxiety
a giri
i.
so
roue a
vvs a
mans la:r aau scrstcbts t. s i.ice
I like a fool, drcp her at c :.( She is
aestiiute cf good t.T.-'e iiu't natural
affection, and the sooner you make
love to her sister the better. As
lost
' as a girl doa't tin. r,d
aad
Vo?y!ru.r citiZSCS know, been
the i Harrison bt-rr.-ir. carefully
this terrestrial air, as well as one of
the most beautiful. Mother, I love
her, and she Les promised to be my
wife!"
Frank! Frank ! I never thought to
see mv soa marry a commja factory
gl."'
Mrs. Seymour sat down, limp, life
less and despairing
And then a torrent of tears came
to ber relief, while Frank went on
quietly t aching up the scarlet foli
age of a splendid oid maple in the
foreground of his picture.
"So you are determined to marry
me, Frank, in spite of, everything?"
Grace Teller bad been crying the
dew yet oa her eye-lashes, and the
unnatural crimson oa Ler cnecss, as
Frank Seymour came ia, and -Mary
Elton considerately slipped out "to
look for a missing pattern."
"I should thick so," said Frank,
looking admirably down on the gold
head that was stocping among the
pansies. j
' Iut ycur mcthcr thinks me fur:
below you in social position."
"Social position be ignored.
What do I care for social .posi
tion, as long as my little Grace has
consented to make the sunshine cf
my home."
"Yes, but Frank '
"Well, but Grace?"
"Do you really love me?"
F'or answer, he took both the fair
delicate little hands ia his, and lock
ed steadily into her eyes.
"rrank," said (race demurely, "I
am afraid vcu will mfike a dreadfully
strong-willed, obstinate sort cf a
husband."
"I shouldn't wonder, G.-acie."
And sa the gold twilight faded in
to a purple, softer than the shadow
of eastern amethysts, and the stars
came out, one by one, and s'.iil Mary
Elton didn't succeed ia finding that
pattern.
a t
many cihtr cemeteries ia
it v, has been stolen from
iag-plaves shipped here by
and delivered to the college
tie- Lt ri; and be brought
that viem
iheir rest-
express,
uuihcri-
with him
a long li.-l of documentary and other
proofs showing that Morton, the fa
mous ghoul, of whose work at Tole
do l.t.-t winter in furnishing subjects
for disst c.ion here you have had a
full liccouat, had been systematically
w jiking the grave-yard ia that vicin
ity, sparing neitb.r rich nor poor,
high nor low, robbing indiscriminate
ly and sending tbe bodies to si!
points, but mostly -to this place, ts
subjects for the Medival Department
cf tbe Stats University here.
A large number, Le finds, and
among them the body of Augustas
Devins, have been taken from their
graves by Mortoa aad his coafeder
ates, carried to the Medical cullege
ia Cincinnati, and icjected and pre
pared for shipaieat, and after beiag
boxed, taken to tbe Americaa ex
press and shipped to (uimby k Co.,
Ann Ar'.jjr.
In regard to the body of Devina,
he has, be tells me, proof positive
that it was taken from the grave on
the night of tne 2id of May last,
carried to Miami Medical coiiege, on
lellth street, and, alter being pre
pared was shipped Ly express to
aimby it Co., of this place, on tbe
2 Jib, arriving here on the 2otb.
n.o.vri.vi ooitp.-Es
Firt he harlcd from tLeir
huge rctks which had been
abovto wei.h down and keep ia place
the fj-idif-s. t nen, wita bared arms,
aad ay rxpression of fiendish satis
faction. -e began reaching down into
tbe va i ia search of the bodies. As 1
the w :ghts were removed they float
ed to :ba surface and were eeen to "
p'ose'j.pr.cked in tierces ia tbe vats,
like so many slaaghterarf hogs pack
ed for market.
First, next to the front, w a3 the
body of a young and handsome wo
man ef about twenty-eight, with long,
golden har, matted and disc bred
by the 5'thy brine into which the
body Lad been recently throwa. The
face was cue cf great beauty, and
though discolored by the process,
still showed thai it was the face cf
oas who ia life had kaown no want,
and upon which the cares of life left
no traces. Alongside of it, naked as j
was the lirt, lay the body ot a large j
negro, ia an advanced state cf de-i
composition, ihe black skia ia large
jlots slipping from its lace, and re
realiag the discolored flesh. As the!
body fbated to tbe surface with that j
of the woinao, the short, kicky wool,
falling from tLe head and lloatiag ia
the water, ciinjjed with the golden
tressea of the w Lilian at his side.
Next in order beyond aud pressing
agaia the bjdy of the u-'gro was
that cf aa eld man, his feet encased
in rough, filthy woolen socks, his
bedy naked; the eyes sunk deep in
the sockets, the mouth opened and
filled with the liquid ia which it
floated, the features distorted aad
discolored beyend recognition: the
shaggy, gray whiskers, cut close,
were loosening their hold aad slip
ping from the face.
struggle like a panther, i is p rfectly
I safe to continuing prospecting Get
places a i;u;e behind her, pass th? ru htarm
piaced ; ar0uad the wai-t ia fro- , Ufi the
left, and if you d
do pex, go ass"ei
ia the first ward,
ginning to teach
Mrs. Seymour was the first guest
to arrive at .Mrs. Kanoa.l s select
soiree on the first Wednesday even
ing ia July the fact was, she want
ed to confide her griefs to Mrs Ran
dall's sympathetic ear.
"Crving? Yes, of course I Lave; innairv.
been crying, Mrs. Kiadalt; I've done ! docamea
nothing but cry for a week."
"Mercy oi us," said Mrs. Uandall,
elevating her kid-gloved Lands;
what is the matter? I hope Frank
isn't in any sort of trouble."
"My dear," said the old lady in
mysterious whispers, "Frank bas
been entrapped, inveigled into
most dreadful entaaglement. Didj
you ever rancy mar ce, tne most
part'.cnla' of
A I! USD
Arriving here. Lis Grit inquiry was
for fj'iiraby it Co , which name he
found to be, as he supposed, entirely
fictitious, beiag simply a blind by
which the college avoided public de
tection, all matter arriving to that
address beiag immediately sent to
the Medical college and receipted for
by the officers or employees of the
college This beiag definitely set
tled, there no longer exists a doubt
cfthc fact that Devins' body bad
been shipped here, aad that it was
now, unless it Lad been put away to
avoid detection, ia possession of the
college, aad with it, as shown by the
express receipts and bills, a large
number perhaps twenty or more
of other bodies from your city.
Having gained this point, he im
mediately, accompanied by your cor
respondent, proceeded tj a thorough
search of the college for these bod
ies, particularly that of Devins, for
which tbere had been each thorough
Obtaining the necessary
upon the
fastidious and particular of created
"FactoryvHIe? Is that your ua- beings, could be resolutely detcrmia
tive place ? Perhaps then yoa kaow (ed oa marrying a factory girl !"
Mr. Parker Cynthia Parker's fath
er wbo is snperinteadent ia the
great calico mills there?"
"Yery well, I bave often seen
him."
"Are fou acqaaiated with Miss
Cynthia?"
I "No I believe Miss Parker
I spends most of ber time ia tbis
city."
Mrs. Randall uttered oa exclama
tioa of horrified surprise, aad at the
same moment a party of guests vre!gejr
annencced. among whom was jdss
Grace Teller, looking rather more
lovely than usual.
"Well," thought Mrs. Seymour, as
ber hostess hurried away to welcome
the new comers, "Will wonders ever
cease? Grace Teller at Mrs. Raa-
he obtained tbe assist
ance cf Sheriff Case, aad just ;is tbe
sua was sinking behind tbe western
hills the descent was made
college.
TLe building, a great gloomy eld
stone pile, situated on the outskirts
; of the town, was found nearly desert-
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: eu, tut piuuui itim umiu ciureu,
ana nooouy out i:e janitor in coarge.
After some protestations oa bis part,
which was quieted by the display of
documentary authority, fce led the
way to the cellar under the building,
where he admitted there were a few
bodies which hat been -ecently sent
in, ana o?en pat ia pickle by bira-
SHOCKIXO
As old Negley made a dive at the
body, preparatory to hauling it out
cf the vat, a stalwart student whom
he Lad pressed into tbe service, be
gan to remove the bodies ia order
that we might see whether or not
those for whom we searched were
there. Seizing the first roughly by
the head and shoulders, his assistant
grasping the feet, the body was lifted
to the edge of tbe vat, aad without
a word of caation or a show of tea
derness, or even the consideration a
human would use toward a dead an
imal, it was tumbled rudely to the
stooe fleor, the beautiful bead which !
had been pillowed on some manly
bosom striking opoa the stone floor;
the shaptly limbs and rounded form
thrown prone into tbe cellar filth aud
bones, aad the golden, strcamin
souuea wud the tilth ot the vat
ing as a veil npon and over the
hiding it and its lace from its shame. !
He followed with another and
another, until within a few minutes
there lay npon the filthy stone floor,
micgled with he bones and frag
ments cf the apartment, a pile cf j
n't ka w L-it to
i'o w;:L '.be boys
If you are Jlim be
a ebv voung girl
who has onlv beea kissed heretofore
b.y her brothers aad father, touch
your lipi gently to Ler forofcead.
SLa tv ill tako this for an exhibition cf
profound respect. Vhn that p m
lion Las been gained, working the
way down to the lips is as natural
and easy as tLe course of a log slid
ing down a wood flume. Never sit
down to ki??. It locks awkward in
case anybody is locking, and seems
awkward anyhow. Stand np, and
the closer you press the girl the
LigLer estimate she will place on
; your good taste, common sense and
experitce.
lis-i:.g married ladies is a separ
ate branch ot trie art, and requires
constant practice. Where tenderness
and a little hesitation and Lawful
ness, if well put on, will go a long
way with a young git I, such non
sense is not swallowed by a married
woman ti any considerable extent
He warm, vigorous, and beartv, and
above all things be frequent. Oae
cf the prime requisites on such an
occasion is & quick ear for tie foot
step ia (he hall and a nice calcula
tion as to bow bag the husband will
take to reach the Lead cf tLe fe'airs.
A Louse carpeted with brussels re
quires eternal vigilance and some
times rare presence of mind. Fy
the time the worker half cf the fami
ly gets bis hand on the door-knob,
you must be seated ia a far corner of j
th a "Cktitt I r i r ? J r nriiiutnrr trio ctriit t
tUC 1 V A lUtCUtl I', I Ulli itlty five n p .
,.,,,' , ,: ' ,;,3 t. tration, for
i uuiauuiis. .v airs iuu sijiacuiuca ; .
snatched when the husband is ia the
room, but this reqnires an expert and
is risky. Only the ether day a mar
ried lady asked ber husband to wind
np the clock, and a young man ia
the room tbcaght he saw a golden
thank God fur the dear little daugh
ter He loaned to me four years."
Imagine her surprise, ber joy, ht-i
gratitude, when she saw the grave cf
her child completely covered with
roses and lilies, and the air laden
with their sweet perfume. Ah! won
der not when I tell you that those
tb.vers were bedewed with thankful
tears when rhr saw that some one,
ciknowa to her, Lad scattered tbe
grave with flowers.
Larn from this t j scatter far and
wiib deeds cf kindness, "and your
reaping will be by and by." Kin'i
l -n J: !.
A Dnnieren. 1 rein
We do not remember ia what jour
nal we Grst saw the following ex
t'C as an orizioal item ; but as it has
recently been copied without com
ment bv several contemporaries, at
tention should be directed to it. Tbe
! article states that :
A poison ot any conceivaclj po
teccy, which has been intentionai.'y
or accidentally swallowed, may be
rendered almo-.; harmless by simply
i swallowing two gills of swet oil.
I An individual with a very strong
constitutica should take nearly twice
this quantity. This oil will most
positively neutralize every brni cf
poison with which physicians aad
chemists are acquainted."
1 ine idea that sweet oil will neutral
ize such poisons as prus-ic acid, nico
tine, fctrychniae, enrare, and a host of
ethers le? speedy in actitin, is al
most too absurd to demand refuta
tion. Ia some cases, when takea in
to the stomach ia large qaaatities, it
may serve to involve acid aad pois
oaous substances and mitigate tbeir
action, until the arrival of a physi
cian with specifics shall relieve the
patient from danger; bat it is not to
be used ia all cases, for its adminis-
instance, immediately af
ter tbe Bwaibwing cf a corrosive
i mineral acid, snch as oil of vitriol,
j would be followed by most fearful re
I salts.
j As the great multitude of poisons
: known to tbe physician and chemist
! are classified according to their var
j led mode of action oa the animal
i economy, it is evident that tbe meth-
opportunity and went for it. If that
clock rada't bad a mirror just below
f Ka a r f Kot pntmrt man tirsiitTi! Yi s tr A
been all righ but now he is g0-;D? j od of treatment ia cases cf poisoning
about with a black eve and nose bad-"""'ff i.
ly out cf joint. This is one of the no ne fPc,hlf fop. f'1'
vicissitudes of kissing from mere im- . li be hoped that no one will I
simple enougu to try iu;s auuunie,
; for if he does the absurd person wbo
penned tbe quoted statement may
bave a Lcmaa life to answer" for
Srirntt't';,- J tnericon.
pulse.
A Datel la Ik. Street.
About four weeks ago Col. SmitLe,
State Land Commissioner, started a
new Democratic paper here. A spirit
ed controversy sprung op between'
ll.woraMe Empleymeal.
There is nothing derogatory in any
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1 , , , , - u,c employment which ministers to the
" bair ' a-w-ni- y's'1j' " u"-u well-being or the race. TLe plougb-
? fall-! ?CEerltedJln,0 Ponic?olroerJ man that turns the clod may te a
bcd Let ween C ol. Sm.ihe of tLe D mo- j Ciccinnatus or a Washington, or he
era, ana auj. John u. Adams, ar , u fc h of fc dcd he
proprietor of the Oa:ril The dis
pute Las beea going on for a week in
the columns of their reepective pa
pers, over their signatuns. Major
Adams averred that Smitbe, eight
T.ftrfl Tn whilp firpmnn in tr.i I In
twenty ghastly .corpses cf ail sizes "e,!e j0bofhce, stole important roanu
and colors, ages and conditions; tbe? scripts from the office, and tben ac
old, the young, the emaciated, the
well-rounded figure, tbe shapen and
missbappen, black aad white, pauper
and hoeored citizen alike in one pro
miscuous heap.
Ttea he reached down again and
seizing a half sunken, ill shaped ob
ject, be dragged it to the surface, ex
posing the oodv cf a beautiful wo-
cused a young man in the office of
having stolen it Tbis Smitbe de
nied in a published letter, aad Adams
reiterated tbe charge in the Gazelle.
In tbe Demirrrat Smitbe replied thus :
"There is no alternative but for
me to pronounce John D. Adams a
liar, ia whom there is no truth ; a
corrupter cf men ; a slanderer who is
maa of about thirty, the abdomen I purse-proud eaongh to suppose that
ripped open, the limbs twisted and j bis money caa shield bim from the
disfigured, and the blatk streaming j consequences of bis calumnies; a
bair floating ia tbe water aboot the! thing ia baman form, io whom there
bead. For perhaps aa hour longer! are elements which, when necessity
this fiendish, sickening work went on! requires, will develop bim into either
may
turns. It is every way creditable to
bandie the yardstick, and to measure
tape; the only discredit consists in
having a soul whose range cf
thought is a3 short as tbe stick, and
as narrow as the tape. There is no
glory ia affixing a signature ly
which treasures of commerce are
transferred, or treaties beteea B-
j tioos are ratified; tbe gbry consists
in tbe rectitude of the pp.rpose that
'approves the oce, and tbe grandeur
jot tbe pbilsntbropby that sanctities
the other. 1 be time is soon coming
whea, by the common consent cf
mankind, it will be es'eemed more
honorable to bave beea John Pounds,
patting new and beautiful aoais into
the ragged cbildreo of the neighbor
hood, while be mended their fa'hers'
shoes thaD to bave been set on a
throne.
until the vats were emptied, and no
le3 than forty corpses lay ia heaps
upon tbe floor, cf all sexes aad na
tionalities, thrown promiscuously to
gether, without tLe least order, a
a petty or first-class thief, according
to tbe size cf tbe pile ia Lis reach."
When tbis appeared oa the streets
last night every one said that tbe af
fair would have to be settled accord
t:ie jsitok
Neglv, the janitor, is ia himself the
mcst revolting specimen of humanity
that cocld well be band, and is well
chosen br Lis terrible woik, which
be baa followed for a quarter of a
sickening mass of hatnaa corruption;! iag to the code, bat nothing further
it. .L." i: r . i i- t i . . . .
toe fkia tupping irom tne umDS anu ! was done aoout the matter until this
bodies where they had been rcughlyj morning's Gazelle appeared, wb'cb
handled, the bair falling from the! contained aa article from Adams,
heads, cr saturated with brine, drip-! concluding as follows;
ping its filth upon tbe bodies below, "Sraitke purloined the document re
the dead, distorted, meaniagleas faces' ferred to, and then allowed tbe inno
bckingont through the dim, ghastly j cent boy to be accused of the offense,
lamplight in all forms and ia a3" ter- and saw bim driven ia disgrace from
Pr.lectl.a Aill the Hoatllew.
Wasui.m.to.v, June 1j Tbe Pres
ident and tbe Secretary of War were
ia consultation to-day opon the sab
ject of tbe Indian troubles in tbe
Northwest. A request of tbe Gov
ernor of Oregon that tbe Government
furnish settlers with arms and am
munition for their protection will be
granted, and instructions to thit ef
fect Sent to tne proper mimwj
thority in Oregon immediately.
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