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Terras ot fablication
Th. Soasrss; Herald
.atllsb4 arery Wednesday Morning at a 0
,M,a, if paid In aJTaooe otherwise Vi o j
w U invariably be charged. I
o subscript'"" will be discontinued until all
trrtrK are Pld "P- Po"""1 ncfc-leciicf
w notify ' WU'B abacriben do not out
tbeir P!1 wlU ta b"i1 bl' for tbe ""atitiim.
Scincriben removing from one Posuifflce to an
other i
houM give tot um 01 lt 'oncer at
WfU el lb present offiM. Ad.lre.-
TiC Somerset Herald,
$niHret, I'a.
J TTORSEYl A T-LA 11'.
KOitSEi'.,
" LAW,
uc r.-'.'t, Pa.
b. MJl'LL.
A J lOKNLY AT LAW,
tonjeret, Peaca.
1L
b EXPSLKY,
AlPuUNEV ITLUr,
feuiuerocL, Pcnu'a
iKOHGL' It SCULL,
Y ATTOK.NEY AT LAW,
I i NOTICE. Alexander 11
Cotlivib h.t
Ij n
umeo the jirac'.ice o iaw in Soiucr:t aud
lUiUit counties.
. t.Nhl r.SOilLLU. ATTUKNti At UW
II sn4 rtouui xufwl'it Agent, bcmersel,
jf oijce la ilimmoia Block. 10, ll-ll.
I'ALESTINE HAY.ATTOKNLY AT LAW
.a.i dealer in real estate,, Somerset, Pa., ft ill
' d to all mmiim entrusted to his care with
Jrut, and BdeU'.y. au. -ly.
,,H (. KIMMEL, ATTLK.NEY AT LAW,
J somerset, i'a.., wiil ettono lu ill nuniiMS el
truFteJ io his cure in Somcrsr'.aad aiij"iu:ua o.uii
tie will' promptness and fidelity. lUTJce In .kuu.
eu:li Hlfck. leb. i 70-ir
HiLBi'iiX A COLHOUN, A TTOKN LYS AT
LA' All Hiiniiew ruirur.ed lo tin lr fare
mi i' rlK-'eJily uJ uujiuh1i ttL-iitieJ tu.
orriLkl iier nlock. t. p&tuirs.
J'JH.N H. I LL, ATTuKNtl ATLAW.SICI
errct. ". prmptlj .tCciid to nil l.usiutwt
eiiirafif to liliu. AJoutj ivU4u oncoUoctioL
4c. Offl-em .ttaaiinoin KuiUHdh.
J.
U. i KILL
ATTOKXEY AT LAW,
ff.-ninl. !' fnjioMil.mal tuiurss cntmsteil
lmKvreniuT.utxJUiwitij prouipuieuaud tdclitj.
ii' J. k H. L. BALK, ATTOKNEYh AT
LA W, s,iiuerJl, fa. iil practic In Sow
,! aud adi 'liiiua "vuiiilfs All liuiiunt ec
tiuiitJ to Ut ui - ill promptly attended l..
il'iLLlAM H. tUKiNT., AlTUUKLi Al
Lw. Somerset Pa., will ive pn.,uij.: ixtteu
ti.in t" tu?iness eutrusied to 1is cure iu ruicrse.i
,t,d the a l)oini?K coonliea. Uttce in I-ru:tlLK
boose Kiiw.
j L". All husluss rutrusted to liiulrcarc will
6iein; and punctually attended to.
I'rraa--i'n .iiain Croas stroet, ojipoeile the
KamuiKtb block.
I 0UX H. SCOTT,
ATTOKXEY AT LAW.
8,n;eret Pa. ttiuce In thtj t:..urt H'-usc All
mM"Cs entruit"i t" Ins care alleu.ied to Willi
liroEi-iuc-f and fidelity.
j a.mi:s L. ruuiir
ATroiiXEY AT LAW,
nsfrset. Pa. Oltire. .Mammoth HliH-k.up ciirs.
toiran-e laln froh's Si. tttlot'Lmttt) made, ed
UitN filial, lilies exatuined, and all Iru.-il iusl.
,e"sttendi,J Uiwiili pruipluess and Cdtlity.
Itlyl
S
L'JIVEVIXG,
Writuis Petdr
di.ne uu su rt notice.
Ai-Li i.ui.-e at Ca.eheer & Co.'! Store.
C. FAVALKEK.
I
)EN10. AUE.VCV.
S F . i:zcr ol Sand Jatrh. Somerset C(un;y,
Pi. Jat.i ol tlie Jpat, mrv. ur aid clittui
jwv-ni prmipiiy ft.tlt-t ult Jaunty nd Hen
5io cUiuip t-n.rus'vl to I nn. tVrp.iu wi hhiic
iy in tirmauun U ik!rrn him at the a '.Hive
ivujji ui re iy.
I'UYSIClASi).
nil. E M KIM I ELL & SON
l nler their pr.l,'i.in-tl serrp- to the cil
i'ht -I "tn,TiM-t an.! vi.-lnliy. ne ol the lner.
brrtqf tt:f nnn can at all liinrs, unless prnfeynion.
mi; rurmced I h'Und at their itlue, u Maiu'..
en. i,t ue .auiund.
JR. J. K. V.ILLEiK has permanently I, ented
l'ioiv'riiiii"rtue practice d his pn'nalon.
i'i.fi";.li.li. I'narles Krl?lr):?r'e rtor.
iK.i;, :o tf.
ItR. H. RKfBAKEK tenders h's prolesslonal
J r -eiTicestothecltiT.ens ol Somerset and vtetn
l:i ( tfie In residence, one dr westol the Har-
3c H"nse.
D
R (J. B M AST E ItS
ti? l -mtp.l in Somfnwt rir the practice ot Kin
jW"'if:irti. and t'Ul'n hi protcai'mal PciTt.'' i
t i'n anu PurrouiMinif euntr : oltiec id
UancuU. lll j' k; ri-8Mnce with CurUn (rrve
1)1
lR. S. (ILLINS, DENTIST, Pomfiraet,
'Fa. (irtice in Caseheer Block, un stairs.
tiert he can at all time he f"Und prepared lodo
si. (lo isot wnra, such a nillna reiruiatinx, ex
ttrnu.iu. Aninrlal teeth ol all k lads, and ot
ttcJr uistenal. Inserted. jrathms warranted.
Tjn A. a MILLER
ra r sic i a x & s una eox.
H remnre.'. t,i Soul h Mend, Indiana, here he
rut i oia!led hy letter or otherwl"e.
Dr. W.F. FUNDEMJEKC,
I.atc Ke dent SurKeoii,
feMEye and Ear lafaarj,
i-l::a;ei jcrsucertly b the
SrieiraUSlYE trcitsss: cf dl
aais f s E72 aid Ear, inc!ui-
si8rfth8l?K8 asd Threat
e, ,, 20 Saaalb ntr Mrrsl.
dextists.
John bills,
DENTIST.
' In t .onrotk k N3 new bulldliijc.
."lain lroM Street.
Svmeraet, I'a.
"WaVt. COLLINS,
''"f ! t:aetierx F re art's s.ore. Somerset
r IeUk la.i niu-en vears I have :reat ly re
; te pnet , it artificial teeth In this place
;fcasiattt InereashiK demand f.irtee'h has In
M me u, .n,,ri locllitles that can
1sm u ueth at lower prlrw ll.an you
f' ;tai in anv 01 her place In ihls country.
. n,,:M " ,K K.t 1f tth (, fs. and If
lBt 1 i,v .rav amontc my ihousaixi
earla?ri iini",. ndiinjn .wuntiet lliat
'Jf teeth ht that is n jnvhuc ifoivl sat-
'ci, thev caa call nil ni t .in time and iret
c. tree ol tmn
HOTELS.
UMOXI) HOTEL.
HWIYSTOWX TA.
'povatiir aixl well known h has lately
r?"V'"aliiy and newlv reh'.ted. with all new
.""J"1 'nnii'ure. whl. h has made. It a ver
H11 'ir"1'l"" M'aee ! the traveling pu'dic.
bw T00 "usen not he urwpl all l
v.L w,l"a lare pulille hall atKcbe-l
r.'a KiN 'nce and rmy etatdliut
rnA..!'" ,'''"i can lie bad rtt ie low oat p--"pref
I, week, da, or meat
SAMtU.Cl hTKK. I'ro,,.
, S. E.Oor. lHam'md,
Jt'31- ,sr,..wn.Pa.
DAVIS BROS.,
House, .Sign and Fresco
PAINTERS.
'iiTH Tia-nied. ig a day
- ure mane uj tne indu-irtous
id al ixk realre.1; we will atari
m i- wu neii, laiyi aod ;lrl
jk. :. "ina le
1 1 w,irk la liifht and
" " " "e l h Is nHiie will nd
"itihiT!?1 and nem elvea
l. anyiaie eaai rirni at.
? fcsy 1 ' ""wk r laylnx up larire law
Jan, iLL c 4 Augtuia, MalM.
1300
P
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VOL. XXVIII. NO. 35.
i.i.va, :n.'.
S
County Bank
CHARLES J. HARRiSCH,
t?o!In:loUf made in all pan o l!if l uiiw Jiutol.
Charge uio-iorate. hutivr a:nl othrr clinks !
lected n l canhed. Kasicm nnJ Vct.'rLrichanKO
always on han l. Komltuiiif? niu '.o fl:h prompt
ant Account ollclttd.
Fartl'.' l(-lm:x to pnr.'hs'e V. S. 4 PEII
OENT. tTKl'EIl IiAN, cn.0 le acwniiuo
IiiteJ at tills lini.lc. Tne cn,ii are prtpiUd In
1nomtcatl(f of to, 1 D, Mocitl W I.
IK'J. HICKS
LA KVi M. HU'U
ipts lor Firs si US mm,
JOHN HICKS & SON,
And Real EsUto Brokers.
kst a m i .i s 1 1 1 :u 1 'K.
Pcr.-"T.f ilr1rr to !. Tmynr rxcV.jm: ymi.
er; v. ur l,,r ref will find It t" their :vai!iiino
reifister the ticcript!"n lliereof, r. u- cht. rue Is
m-nnl'i -.-r ren'ol. K.v.J rtnte !iu-it.e.i
Kenernliy wl.lbe promptly rlt ended to.
autls.
uai.timoki: stki:i:t,
C I ; M I J k KI . A N 1 ), M w.
WATCH KS. CI1AISS.
SOU!) SlU KHWAUi;, I'lAhoML S,
AMICr.l'.'A CLOCKS, MKHH CLOCKS
llI.VKll rt.ATLfl II Alii:.
JLK l.LLY. I;c.
HOLIDAY PBESEKT5I
WaLolio? ami Jewelry
K'-T lin o t'V SikiUoa Workiucu xA
relumrj by ixf rti Tree f t'i.arc. Pu ixl:
f h.ir; irt'f r.Jijiriivirii;. r n;s wiir-
cl 15
"auctioneer.
1) KT11"S neL'i.iritf mysirvi'e om lira I or Ft r-
ain't i"Tt. b Ml tin I I k t! enure r:tUt-iac:k'U
AilleUTJ! i'V r.i iil i-r.iii.i.ty ait:i.! ! to.
A. KHiTZ,
Vvc. .11.
t Vriltuewe, I'a..
CHARLES
EOPFHAN.
MERCHANT TAILOR
(Ai.ive F. J. K- -f- r's O.nco.)
"MAMSiGTH ELOCS,"
SOIERSET, XV.
LATEST STYLES a:i LCWLET filiCEl
'SATISFACTION CUARAhl
LLD..--.
51
T ) ftflOOO A YEAR.iTtjtn -i 0 a
lay in yi ur rra J.-lity. Norik.
W tiiiien 'in wtil as liien. Many
makts ui'rf thiin il!n ii-.t jte.
hii. No t-ne ran U to mfc
iii'tict fi'.rt. Apv .'i.r can i'o the Wnrk. You run
n.nltp (nra cip ti-i an lu-ur .!evH.iM ynur
eveiiiiiaft airi farc time tu tli hup;uefp. It cotp
itoitiinK to iry tin tiUMiirsi. ot!iirn like I' tor
rn'iiny uinkipir iver ff.ered U'uro Hu.!nrV
(.lejiniint ami uricily ln:i'7iill. K'atlir, if vcu
warn lt know nil jitM.ni iht -hm. uijni;r lu.--iuefi
i!i.rc the 1 iiMiif, a, n,j Ur your i:n:i, un l r
iwntyi'U tult i nrtii'iihir priviiie temif free:
Minplct wi.n.i a 1 an Ir-'c : y u can thin make uj.
tip your min-l 'or vonr?c!f
A-t.irufs C Va tb.ii E STINS N i " V.
Jtnnc II i.-r Mnl.:e.
Tins sland.ird article Is cotnpouiul
1 wilh the gro:tlct t-aro.
lis Cilocts MC m woiuicrful r.;:u ns
satisfactory as ever.
It restores pray or fal-.l Iir.ir to it?
voii'.iifu! color.
It removes
aii'l daiul'.uir.
U cnijitions, ltchini:
It cives the licad a
coo.mjr, KCKitinii wnsation of groat
coiufovt. ainl tlic scalp by its i:so
liccoiiics v.hile and clcr.!i.
Uly its tonic properties it restores
tiic capillary ;l;iiiils to tlicir normal
vip;or, preventing bldiiess, aii'l niak
tli;1 hair prow tuick anil stronsr.
As a tlressiiifr, I'lothing Las been
foiin l so e.Tv'Clual or tio-irab'e.
A. A. Ilaye, I.I.D., Stale Assaj-cr
f aMassaeliusctts, fiaj-.sr, "Tlic con
stituents arc pure, ami carefully se
lected fur excellent quality ; ami I
consider it the lir.ST I'izepakatios
for iu i;it'iidcd purposes."
Price, One Dollar.
FOR THE WHISKERS.
Till elegant preparation may be
r-'it-d ;i to change the color of the
i i:ard from gray or nny other lindosir
n'i!c fclir.de, to brown or black, at, di---cretion.
It is easily applied, beincin
o::e preparation, a:.d fjuickly and ef
fectually produces a perinaneiit coior,
whic'i v, ill neither rub r.or wash cif.
f'arafactarcd by R. P. HALL &. CI,
KASHwA, IMI.
rW?
FERMANEKTLY CURES
k:dney diseases,
i LIVER COMPLAINTS, P5
jf'f Constipation and FiJes.
1 ? "I.rm-f JUOXLY TtOlBLESJ tha.i-
' ,rte4 Uke a eharaa. It hcre WiOWT T
7. lJ.r('lLtfS aaaarrcrtiiaU$jj
1 act eufcleall J." I
Ml XELM5FAIKCinL,f8-AIlia,Vt,
- .' .. t a'Brlraa raloe. After alateca
r4 rear, at grtmt aatfrrlnc tnm itlea a Coa
. i Ureal It emplotel; oiroa aae.''
I c.8.ISCCAnON,rBrii&lrs,ej.a
'. 7 ,t..p wswacra fur M In rmm-
i ntrtrl, wine acTcra Liver aaJ Ulu; J
I IT HAS
WHY?
WONDERFUL
BECAUSE IT ACTS ON TOB(
f 1 LITEI,TIia BOWnLS ANO RliM
C1 XEVS AT THE SAME TLWL.
Cj Bexsauso It oloane tiie nystem cf
r-S th polaoooua burner rnav cjcvc.cpt t
ainKrdrviyiirtl Orloary H63o, S !-r.
louenes, JnurKlIco, conn.pauoc,i
Plloe, or In Rhaumotitm, MeurolK-al
and Pemnlo disorders. f
KIlsK rV.W OCT la dry Tcptaoi tw
y.uada.'T caa W act kr 'all prrpaid.
0 pari as w III mi lx pl f nedine.
Tay It at th rraeclX. I'rioc, (1.00.
3 BorUaclaa, U
11
KEN EWER
E
mi r ii ii laiai " 3
l5
i-i v ti.
liiOEG
r
n
mi 1U1JJJJJ
I ICSTA1JMSIIKD181S.
I H ivintt tno s.ttIcps of Mr. Win. 11
i lirtnif ri as my Anii In s,m-r-t county lortlie
; joinii k uool (U'Hf,.j(i, i 'kk tothauk nty nuuiemus
-u-i"tnvri i,T pit Livors, ami otiw-nk iir wr.
H.:ri!hart the IUk.ti.1 j.altoDaise cuj-yed liy my
i have it very lnrpe f took of
ofny own manufacture, consisting; of
HLANKETS.
UASSl.MEKl-S, SATINETS,
JEA.NS, KEl'ELLAXTS, FLANMXS,
COVERLETS, CAUPETS,
YAUNS, kC,
which I wish lo
TRADE TOR WOOL
lurincr aucnis.
OurCi.K.!are MADE KOR SKKV1CK. under
my t.wu suiKTiisli-n. and we strive now, as In the
punt, to u:ve tatistuction at'd lull value to all. Wf
will, at u. n.1, vlidt ail our cuMouicrs iluriuK the
Sum aer. "
vm. s. moi;(;a.
!rtantin H.Milli-.
Apr
ul.a. v. p.: ni iii::i.
SOMERSET FOUNDRY.
BENFORD & SNYDER.
All kinds o.'Mftlnst made and for talc, coBfist
iu in part ol
SKI AH GRATES,
s l i: i s o l n s
s to v i: i. rxi y a s
A A O It A TE S .I'LO W
a ,v it s ii i: a j:s , .ft-. fr. ,fr.,
Tho
BOAZ, STONER and HECLA
A.. 3, 4 and X
.MaJond fi raale.
AM kin is of CisU.ia-s inado to order at short
Illli-j A
MACUIXE SHOP
. Im-hi-d to the pounilry in which all kln ls o(
Machinery will Iw repaired promptly.
Wt ; rc do nsr a sncral
FOUNDRY BUSINESS
And Sulici! all kinds of urdcrs in our line.
KEPAir.IXH A Sl'EClPLTr.
Nov. 16
THE BEST OFFER YET.
A Clmvl Nt wian-r at t'heap Knles and a nnm
h r ol Ho., i a .ke into llu liar.cain. A ( on ol
A nrci slit's Larue Ju irto liictiuuary and other
iniiu.-emeuts to t uti-Kotters.
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Is a journal dcvdied to Liierature. Aicrf'ulture,
i'.diiii s. Ai-ience and News. It elves all In ntws
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l ew., is a s.cd.il icature. Kach nuinlierc mtalns
a couipliiitoi sioiv. stlecled iiociry, wit auo
liuni r, articles l,r the laruitr. mechanic and
h.. use-wee, r,.',x.,ns ol markets, etiiiorl-il on rur-
r, u. uipioi und Kcucral mice!lauy. i'riee ii ou
per an. um.
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wl-o will i! n l u. Two Dollars cu.h in advance and
every Id tuiot. riocr who will pay his urrearsand
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Cyptj of the v.t.Ki.v atkiut for one year mid i
ci,oi e.i"li of tne stareianl novo's. Jane l-ivre'
hy t,'harld;o ilruiile, and I)ai.iol Iieronda' hy
tveorvo Liiuttf pusiage prepaid on paper nnd
tKH'KI
TO CLCB GETTEliS.
Ten cpiv-s of vs hlklt Pathiot one yearto
one P. it., an 1 an eletrant h.u id c.py of
l-mnrii rc a CiaStnal Ui tionary" to
cluh-hetter 15 W
r iltevu copies of U ttKLv Pat riot on year
In ,'n k'. Ci, ami an illustrated copy ot
."dacaiilr.v's History ol Enicland" with
maps, iua vols., rloih 1 1 club act er 2: W)
Twenty copies ol VVukklv PATRH,To"eyear
to uue 1. ( ).. aud a.-oj y ol iineat IllastrUled
edition of Worcester's Ouarto liictionary
ipul lishcrs' pri.-e 10 0 ) lo cluh-fret ter 33 CO
Tncse ra'es are s rie ly r.ish in advance. Ko-
nilt:;!!! should In; h P. O. mmey order.
liA'LY Pathiot. 7 0 per annum.
Address PA TKIOT PLBLISHIN(1 CO.,
HAKBlSliCRU, PA.
vUainfit fur vt to ivt-Ttti';imcr for imprcrrmmtt
on of (I o?ir f.trmr-tirnj nr it) 'hrr corn pn;iint,trt2f1t
mark ant ItV-. 4rrat, jtigHMmftt. Intcr
ffrmrft, Aiff-;ft Fait f r Infrinrjfmrntt, and
allcfTfanriinunJtrtie l'titr'nt -c.T.yrompf-r
nlfmdff f-. I ncrnfhittJt Utat haw turn
f y the rntrvt Of
trtny at ill, Ta
mnrt en, hf
P'tUni'ti i um. jb'in? vvntxite the f. S. Patfvt
J'rprfrlmcnt, crt enftrgrn i Pt&nt lusing rx
cittxii'fljf, vc ran make closrr trttrrhr. and cttr
PtiUnts more ftrompttp, and With broader claim,
iui v a mnd-
zl or tiftch of
yirdrrice;
ej-frttimUionl vtli-xtti u to patentability,
I'rrr of rharif. All enrrrtrtndrnrr tfrirtly roa
fJrntwI. 'ri-v ?om. nv i A' fUAtlVii VJS-
its r.iri:.r is sjJt i rtLit.
WeT'trr in. TiW.inT'on, U lion, rmrttnafter
GmfT'tl It. .If K-i. Ht. '. r. Pmnrr, T!:e (;rmnn
AvTirrtn .V.ifion-7 J. rut. tn nfleiahl in the IT. ft.
I'ttt nt (i P-e, anf n Anc',rot:d PrprtMntutin.e
in Conyr': niii mjtfrinlht in mtr client in rrxru
ktail in t!ir i n in furxf'tn. A-'-'r'SI
A
UDllO
I .A. Sinner i t'o
vs.
.lac h 1. Miller.
Vo. 4!, Jan. T. lhTfl. (E. D.)
14 lircemli r. 1-T real estate Md tnO.'.I Miller
'.it "J Ma, lhT. ietitl'.nol J. Mlllor hr
ule p r-les Iroer s'tMl in sh-w cause why sale
nould not tie f ct aside. 15 Kerwmtier, ISTU.Saniui 1
ij.iiilier, t, q.. iipiKdi.ted Auditor lo hud abd re-ji-Tt
the fnet w i- h n j tnn.fc.
Noiice : i-'or the purjKise . 1 the ahore mint
uienl, I will sit at the i nice ol Mcsis huer. In
,iir.ers't, I'a , 1 'hursoay. Inrnn v ! lkdo. at 10
iVlo-a a v. ol said di'.v, when anil wheru all icr
Hiiis iiitcrei-ud tan att.-nd II th y think- pmer.
r-i.ii. tx, uAiiHr.K.
Her. 31 Auditor.
C. F WALKER oi
this place has a lot of his
eelehrateri Horse Kakes
for sale lieiter than evej
an.1 cheap. Anyonewh.
wants. ino at on". woul.'
,io well to aend hlin a
iMeital card or In som
way ua nun know in order to make ure of itettln,
one, as he in his round; of Helling might not nut
all who wnut rales.
AIay'
" SILLIES' LIVER" P1LIS "
Have lieen the ttaadari rrmrdy for the eureol
l.ltrr 'tiunlatala, lomlveness. tr
tut. Acne, sirk llmrtiarlir, and all de-
ranani.'iit l the stomaen and liver lor over fiftt)
ytari. Kosd this: tsrttrrf i.terr rui$ tunc
ine of an attack ol Liver oumpiHlnt eiuht yean
atandiuK " Win. P.vans, Juliet, Ills. Price. -Jt,
cts. Ikh. U. K .Sellers A ., propr's., Pltt-
iHinr, I'a. 5uld hy all druvKisia
AlSoarch Warrant.
allows an ollieer to ro thn nnh your house from
cellar to srarrct, and Lindsev'S BlOOd
Searcher warrante.1 1 o iiin.uah your s
in Iri'ui u p to t.ie and drive out all hhiexl diseases
It cures are wonderinl an certified to hy doctor.
(.Teachers and people. eTtdula, Mercurial Ils-eas-s
Krysli'elas, Tetter, L'lccr In the Lung- or
on the Skin lloil Pimple, he , we warrant it to
cure. H I a purely VCKetald" Compound and
Powerful Tonic Foralehyall Itrumrirta. See
that our name I on the bottom of the wrapier.
K. K. SELLEKS A W.. Prop'ra, Pituhurgb. Pa
C H BCYD, Agent Somerjet.Ta-
A WKF.R In your own town, and no cap
ital rb-ked. Yon ran give the husinera a
trial althout expense. The liest oppor
I unity ever ollered lor those wllltnv ti
oik Yoo should try noihh n elsenntl
.ou see lor yourself what yon cando at the husi
nen we t iler No room to explain here. Y"o can
devote all your time or only y.ur spare time to I he
husinm. and make ureal pay lor every hour that
yoa work. V'omen make as much as inoo Send
lor si ,rlal private terms ami particular, which we
moll free. (i& Outfit Iree. iKm't eomplaln ol bard
in.es while yon have such a chance.
Adorer H. HA LI. LIT, Portland, Jlalne,
June 1L
HMINISTRATOR'8 NOTICE
...laicof John F. Prant, late of lirothcrralley
1 wp., K..lnersel nianty. Pa .dee'd.
ajettt-rsiii a. mtniMrathAon theaboye estate bav
it:K lieen arrauted to the uiMiersixned, noths lr
hen-hy adven to those Indebted i , ttto make Inime
dlatr i,ament. and tbose hsvioa claims or de
Diands will pr nt Ihem I'nly antbentleated tor
setirmtut, ctatnnlay, Ftbtuuiy al, at late
reruiciice ol uectasca.
WILLIAM nil ANT,
Jan. 14 Administrator.
WJttaMi
I ii., .. iju:t, liut'i'.nj.'ca, D, X
11 -SNoT. C E.
66
omer
TO THE OYSTER.
0 mollusk nutritljua, .
ldvalve dtlicluus,
Tncrc is nothing pcrnlct m
In thy (ucrulcnt dish.
Then dearly 1 "Ted u.h !
UciKbtening our gayetlcs,
bwoetccing aspcrlilvs,
SofteninK oystcrillcs,
Stomachic smoothing,
Toothsome and aoothlcir.
However Uiou'rt gollopcd,
Stewed, roasted or aoolloptd,
liuw, pKklod or Irlc I,
Thou still art the pride
And the iueen of the U Je !
Marine pulilicliin,
Imblhing nutrlilon
Hy the coltcst of suction
And hlandcst Induct! in ;
Swet morsels lureathl,
Which other fish gain
Hy luhor and uiu.
1 hare loved thee, U oyster!
Like a hermit bis cloister;
Aly eyes CI. wiih inoU.urc.
I'm a handkerchief h dstcr
When 1 think or tne jullicst,
Fun and frirolities
Transacted with thee.
When the opera's done,
And a new day begun
Uf frolic and Inn
1 1 ve thee, O shellfish !
With a love that's uuaelli h.
O gentle mtllu.-k !
How sweet alter dusk.
With the irtrl that yoo love
To be gating above
At Venus' phases
. And Wars as he blazes :
On your arm she redijee,
And pensively pines,
While a moonbeamjust tips
Her sweet peachy lips.
And there lingers a mist
Like a clear amethyst
li und the spot you bavo kissed.
Oh! who would destroy
Sucn loving employ.
And capdie Cupid's boy,
Full-freighled with joy,
With no grain of annoy
No draci.ni or alloy,
hither measured hy troy
Ur avoirdupois.
As she wills,!-" so cy:
"Oh, toll me, my tor !
Iu that swcei boi und boi,
Shall we have oysicr jioiT"
JStw York Sua.
Ol fUOE BY THE CLOCK.
Ilarrj Ilalliday was noted down io
blceiivtoD, ibe cnuutiy t'lWQ of is me
wbereBbipe, f-.r being ibe joliiesr, tbe
i leVeieM, aud lb
ot vtiuu uieu. ilo was accustomed
io call bnri.-elf ibo biippiest aieo aud
ceriaiuly, if ;b; porbfeoii'Q t.f ever
iiic s guud icbet cuuld make hot
one cupiiy, idea tie was ij.ersea in
deed.
At tbe time our story opec3 be bad
iiteu man ltd ouly noma eighteen
muutbs, aud km ju-it eettiifiy diiwo
luto ibe tteady, j -girotun;? aobrwty
iieu'.uair (be lather uf a child aud
Deir. His pueuiun in life, if Dot very
elevated, was rei-pecable. Tbecbut
aud coLGdeDtial cleik of Mr. Dryon.
be cuuuty lawyer, ou acertaia iat
uk in tbe tj.u. rvery inorniou
vbeu tbe threat clock of tbe to wo
struck eight, be daried out from bi
oooie not to ceuce work uiiiil tbe
naoie clock Kirucs (-even iu tbe even
mg.
iLe moruiot? io Qupsuoa was a
June uioruiut;. and Harry stood at
be carded gate puiting on bis gloves,
before Harnug to bis labor, aod laugh
ing aoi' playiug with bia baby beir
Wbile be was so eugagea a voice
came trooi tbe lar blue ol tbe bedge
wicbiag tbeai ail a goud aioruiog, aud
iu aooiber miuuie an elderly inau
came up to ibe gale
Good murum, Mester Ualliday,
aod you, too, main ; I hope as you be
wetl, and tbe baby, too. I id main
Imi fur what you aid for me, Mesier
Ualliday, when my lass were ill, aod
lor Mbai, jfur woite did. You'll not
I'uiLd me uagra.etul. Down .here,
Mester Ilnlliduy, it's nut io:ke up i-
Lancashire Fulk ud let a bndy clem
bere; tbey aiu't got much pii? here "
"What have ji u got your tooln
ibere fur, Rimmer ?" a.-ked the yiiuug
roan. "Tbe cluck's but gone wrcDu,
bas u?"
"Mav, nav: tbe clock's noane wrong.
Mester Ualliday. I've been here
aiiw a mailer of fifteen years aud tbe
town clock's never goue wrong all tbe
ime. It's Dobbut fules ud let a clock
loike thai go wrong. I always cltau
it o' Wednesday afternoons, und thaiV
by I ve go. tbete tools."
Tbe two men walked away from
tbe boose together, Airs. Hallidny
boldiog ibe baby up to view uunl a
turn iu ibe roud bid tbero. Arriving
at tbe iffiee, tbe youog man parted
trom bis compdniou, aud dived ia t
bis wuik.
His euipl'iyer was late that morn
ing, 1'ft wouder, aud did Dot reach
tbe ifuce uutil after eleven o'clock ;
when Le was accempanied by a geu
leman who was at ouce closeted ilb
bim.
Another wonder, the usually p diie
aud peaceable Mr. Dry con gut, in a
few minutes, into it towering rage, as
llarrv could bear from where he sa'
Ibe clerks in tbe effice, all sat looking
at tbe door of th4 inner room in eilent
wonder, for eucb a ibing bad u been
kuowu before in tbe memory of ibe
oldest of tbem. Afier sume lituc.
bowever, the sound uf tbe dispute
died away ; the s ranger catno out ol
tbe private cflL-e witb a enter on bii
face, aod wa-i fallowed by the Uw
yer, who frowned and fumed uud-r a
Bemblance uf civility
'1 be latter re-.urued to bis private
room, and in a few minutes after tbe
clerks bad gone back again t tbir
work, tbe only sound to disturb the
sileacs of the office being tbe scra cb
ol tbe quin.4, writ-o a ebaru cry ws
beard iu the ianer room, followed by
a call for Mr. Ualliday.
In-ide tbe room Harry Ualliday
fouud the lawyer slauding by the ta
ble, pale and treiublieg.
"Oood heavens, Mr. Drysoo ! Are
you ill j Let me call a doctor. '
"No, do, Mr Ualliday ; if any one
can do me any good you can. It
yuu cannot help me I am ruiuei. I
must have back tbuse putters."
.'l'upersl Wbatpaui rs? Who has
taken tbem 7"
"I tee you do not understand me,"
said the other, pressing bis band to
bis bead. ' Of course no' ; bow should
you 7 Si; down aud I tll tell you
all
' I got from tbe baub tkiin morning
ceria'.ii io portaoi (ibpers relating to
Luld Hittey, wt.icb are uf ite most
delicuie uulure. Mr. 0 Ibert llirley,
ibe men wbo bas ust left tbe fljee.
getting to know by si me means ibat;
1 bad ihenj, followed me bere, aud,
pretending to have tome bueioess.
set
ESTABLISHED, 182
SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY, FED. 4, 1SS0.
wih rre, diverted my attention from
tbe papers, which I bad nut on tbe
disk, by quarreling wi h me. Wbile
I was so engaged with bim ha must
have put tbe packet in bis puckt
and bits left with them "
As tbe lawyer paid this be leaned
bis bead on tbe table, aud gave
groan.
In minute, bowever, be was up
again wii.b feverish anxiety.
"Well, rir, shall I tend cut for
constable J We can easily get ibe
papers back from bim."
"Bui the mere suggestion seemed
to make the lawyer more distressed
than ever.
"Xo, no, Mr. IIUidy, it will nev
er do to employ tbe pobce. It would
bring a scandal oa tho llirley family
and yet, if tbe packet is not restor.
ed to ibe bank before closing time tbe
whole matter will come out, and
shall be ruined." i
There was a silence wbich lasted
some minutes
Then the sound of the rjreat tower
bard by. etiiking twelve, aroused
tbem.
"What do vou wish me to do?"
a.-ked tbe youog man.
"1 don't know what would be best
do something, for heaven's sake, Mr
Ualliday. Call on the man aod try
to get the papers back. Offer bim
money, promise bim money ; do any
thing so long as you get the pipers
from bim but use no violence."
"I don't see sir," began tbe other,
"now I am io act."
"Listen to me, Mr Hallidav," in
terrupted tbe other, sitting down in
bia chair. "The tact ot the matter is
this; these papers must be at the
bank before closing time, or I shall be
ruioed If vou can get tbem from
Udbert llirley you shall bave a junior
fiaitjersbip in tbe firm Cau l yon
Lancashire wit devise some plan?"
Alter some further conversation
tbe two parted, and Harry walked
out of tbe office grea Iv perplexed in
bis mind as to wnat be should do
if be bad not been forbidden the nse
of force be would soon bave got the
documents from tbe man. As it were,
however, be bad but little hope of
eucceediug Still, be determined to
look Mr. Gilbert Uirley up, aud after
some search be fouud bim sealed io
tbe cuffoe-room of tb Crown bote!
lie stated to bim bis errand, and end
ed by demacding the p ipers. In re.
turn, the man leDed back in bis chair
aud laughed at tbe idea
"Why, my dear Mr. Clerk, did you
bink I was so silly as ail that comes
to ? Do you tbiok.l took tbe paper
jurit to give ole Drwon a fright I 1
ell vuu. man. 1 intend to ruin rum
1 know very well wtat tbe tempora
ry loss of these papers from the bank
will mean lo bim, sod I bave deter-
miued ibat be saill be tbe Mifferer
ibis time. Uut." booil f Thero's no
use iu my geitiog into a passion
about the matter. Here, take a chair.
aud 1 11 tell you why I've done this
Have a cigar l"
As Hurry leaned over to take a ci
irar from the case offered bim be cast
keen, swift glance at tbe breast
pocket of tbe man's coat.
Ob, yes," said the man, noticing
ibe look, ibe papers are here," tap
piog bis pocket as be spoke, "aud
here tbey shall stop fur the present."
1 bree years ago," be continued.
"just before the old Lord Uirley oied,
1'ryson drew up a will, by wbicb I
was shut out from gettiug any portion
of tbe estate.
lie merely acted as tbe instru
ment," said Harry, "and was not
responsible for tho contents of tbe
will "
A lie: be was directly responsible,
as 1 kuuw, fur be was tbe one to sug
gest tbe clause which left me without.
i pc'-by. It's not tbe first trick of
be kind be bas played me, ei'ber, aud
by I'll make him suffer for ii
now.
It was in vain that promises and
threats were tii-ed by Harry ; the mau
wspeifec(ly indifferent.
Look t.ere," be said in a Goal
manner, after some time had gone by.
when that, cluck" pointing to the
tower cl"Ck which was cpp'istte
'strikf-s three, I'll let you bave the
papers ; because then I know (be bank
will le closed, aud it will be loo late
Now, then, as I bave bad enough of
your company, I'll say good morning
Come bere at three o'clock, aod I'll
give you tbe papers. Till tben, adiox;
I am going to take a steeta."
Agiurt such ill luck nothing could
be dooe.
Mr. Dryson sbut himself op in his
room, wbile Hurry wandered anout
ibe streets in deepnir.
lo toe course ot b:s wanderings be
stumbled across bis old friend, tbe
clock mender, and to bim he confided
as nmcb ot the matters as it was safe
to i ell.
'Come up to tbe tower wi' me, lad.
mod we'll talk tbe matter overtbeer,"
was tbe response tbe young man re
ceived
Tb two went op together to tbe
top of the high tower. It was a cur-iou-
place: beams of wood, covered
wub dust aud bung with cobwebs,
stretcbeil fr..ru side to side; aud were
i-upporied by great toothed wheels,
that went rouud iu a slow, measured
manuer. Overhead, in a bale belfry,
buug ibe boil on which ite bours
were siiruck. Tbe light came in very
faintly iudeed, s thai ibe w bole place
bad uu air of dimness and myttery, as
though lime himself bad taken np bis
abode iberd
"Subee, lad," said the old man,
"steal his watch and set the fingers
ou it back a bit He'll never kuow
it"
"It's no use trying, Rimmer," re
turned Harry, sadly. "He won't go
by bis watch ; he'll go by this clock.
He can see it from bii window, you
koow."
Wbile Harry was rpeuking a quick
louk of intelligence (Imbed across the
old mati's face. It was goue imme
diately, bowever, and he shook bia
bead wiih Some mattered remark.
Harry had noticed the expression,
and a( once be knew what tbe old
man bad been ibiuking cf
u, iviimier." be erica ont. in a
pleading t ine, "it would save us. Do
i i it wiil d no harm, and it will save
us "
"I've been
fifteen year :
here near a matter of
and the town cbek's
never gotten wrong in all l' lime. I
canua do't, Mester Ualliday ; tbe folk
ud never forgive me. Doau't ask me
7.
aoy
now,
more, Mester Holiday, doan't
"ielb, replied the young man,
speaking wiib a tremor iu bis voice,
"when your child was ill my wife
narsed ber and did more for ber tbao
all the doctors could bare doue. You
know she did, Setb: you owned it this
morn lag."
He bad come close to the old man
as be said thi.-i, and he laid a band on
his shoulder as be went on
"Now, Seth, you can save a good
man from ruin, and keep me, my wife
and cbild from poverty. For tbe sake
of your lass, Setb, do what I ask you.
rut tbe clock on a quarter of an
hour."
For a time the old man stood irres
olute ; and tben grasping Harry's
baud he said, with something like a
sob :
Well, I never tbowt as tb'owd
clock I . boasted so mnch ou would
ever go wrong so long as I were here
to look after it. But I'll do it for tb v
sake, ltd, though the fouk will all lose
faith in it and in me. For.fifteen
year, Mester Ualliday, tb' clock's al
ways bin up to tbe mark; but I'll put
it on for by sake, lad "
As ibe old man sp ike he turned to
tbe machinery aod made some altera
tion.
The bands on tbe clock traveled on
iu more than double quick lioio Had
there been anyone looking tbey would
bave been astonished at the rate at
which the time traveled. That done
Harry thanked the man warmly
thanks which were received with
sorrowful aspect and hastened to
where he was to receive the packet
He found tbe possessor of it lying on
a couch in his room, yawning very
mucb Ud seeing Harry, be arose
end looked at the clock iu the tower
"iv Jove I id do iilea it was so
lote. Tea miuuies to three ? Sit
down aod wait, my friend I'll kepD
my word about tbe pepers."
So Ilarrv sat down and waited ;
every second seemed a minute, and
everv minute an hour. What if the
man should by some moans find on'
the deception placed ? If be should
look at. his watch, would b. not arone
bis suspicion to God tbe difference be
tween it and she tower cluck 7 Tbos
and a hundred similar questions rose
in bis mind as be sat waiting, listen
ing anxiously for the welcime sound
of tbe stroke A for tbe other, he
took no notice of Urry, bot stood
looking out of tbe window at the
pasoers-by.
Tben came a sonnd that sent ail
he blood buck from the young man's
heart, and made his face first flu-b
crimsoD and then tern pale the first
str- ke of three rang out lis started
to his feet, and stood waiting, not
with bis face turned to the man at
the window, but away : for he feared
tbat be might betray himself.
"Oje, two, three, and a wav," cried
Gilbert Uirlev, suitiog the word to
the stroke of the bell, and throwing
tie packet into tbe other's hands at
be last word. "Anw you ve got
what you want, and I have gtt what
want."
Not staying to reply, Harry hurried
ff to the bank, where be gave io the
lmpntarit packet. This done, he has
teued off to relieve Mr. Drysou's anx
iety ; and then after that leaving
the lawyer to see the man wbo bad
attempted to ruiu him he went to
tbe tower to comfort tbe clock clean
er, lots was a somewhat difficult
process; but it was not impossible,
for be promised to see the old man
afely ibrougn any inquiry tbat mignt
be made in case of tbe alteration io
the time being noticed. This, fortun
ately, was not needed. But Uarry's
gratitude took another shape ; for he
and bis partner, Mr. Dryson, bought
bim an annuity, which rendered bim
comfortable iu bis declining vears.
ud wbich consoled him for having
made to' owd cLck tell a lie." As
to Harry aud the old man, they ofteo
-ed to tango beartnv together at ibe
ay in which Gilbert llirley was 'out-
one bv the clock Ilea ISrierltj s
Journal
A ft Oman's) Hladnrss.
Tbe Baltimore Even Saturday
ays :
If any man wonts to t-ee his own
sex at us worst, and woman display
oue of her loveliest traits, let him go
early in tbe morning to a police sta
lion boose when tbe magistrate is
disposing cf tbe cases of tbose arrest
ed over nigbt. Almost any morniog
be will Gad sume man there wbo ba
beaten bis wife, and been arrested
and locked up tor it, and almost io
variably be will nod the poor bruired
woman there to intercede for bim
Perhaps be has been druuk the nigh:
before; be looks at bis wife witb a
dogged, villainous look. Ue tbioks
hot she bas come there to wiuesr
agaiost him. Tbe poor wife, witb
swollen, disfigured features, will g.
up to him, say something kindly in a
low voice, perhaps offer him a caress
All bight long sbe bas lain awake
thinking of bim as a prisoner, as a
criminal bebiud tne bars, wbile be
was soddeu in sleep. Her heart
yean.ed for him. Sue forgot her
buns, bis brutality and ber uuguisb
and terror; sbe was thinking of bim
in a fcloj cell, and sleep fled from ber
eyelids. At daybreak sbe was at the
station house, aud when bis case is
called she is ready to swear bim out
of trouble. Heaven forgive ter, of
ten sbe tells what is out true for bia
sake. Sbe will say to the judge taat
ber husband was tbe kindest man in
tbe World, except wbeo in bquor;
that be never struck her before iu bis
life ; ttat he blow didi. t ourt ber or
tbat sue got tbe bruise by a fall sev
eral diys before. Ofiea she will
plead for the brute witb such passion
ate entreaty, with tearful eyes and
broken voice, ibat stern justice re
leuts. The wretch will say tbat be
was ersay witb drink and tbat be is
very sorry and will ask her to forgive
bim I Yes, witb rapture she will
forgive him. The tears of entreaty
are turned to tears of joy ; and there
in the station bouse, surrounded by a
brutal crowd of prisoners, she will
offer ber trembling lips to be kissed
She will seem to love bim more leu-
deny aud devotedly tb.ua ever before,
aud they go out together, and walk
side by side homeward, sbe bappv
aud be pondering bow to give ber
another "licking" without geitiog ar
rested.
TI 1 1
i 1 VI CHlA.o
E0S0E1SG GARFIELD!
Tha Sergio t3
Ohio's
Evcrirr.
An Knthu?iiaMtio Jathorins A
Slia;lt Accident-Siieochea by
Cieneral (Jrarfield, Messrs.
SSlillbari;er. C'lapu,
liuttArwortli, Keofer,
fciapp and Dunnell,
Senator Hamlin
anil Others.
There was an old-time rally of Re
publicans last eveaiu on tho occa
sion ot tbe serenade tendered by tbe
Ohio State Associatiou to Senator-
elec. Garfield. Tbe members of tbe
association assembled at the Nation
al Hotel about 7 o'clock, and, headed
by the band, took up ibe line of
march to ibe residence of General
Garfield, marshaled by Captaiu U. C
March and bis astdsiaois, Colonel
Robert Harlan and Thomes E Kiug.
Tbe procession was attended by a
calcium light. A committee on recep
tion, cousistiug of Captain Blackford,
C'oloucl Fooie aud J. Warreu Youug,
was seut in advance of the liue. and
took charge cf the arrangements. Ia
trout of General Gat field's houso a
platform bad been erected to accom
modate tbe speakers and otbers
Af.er ibe prucseioa arrived ibis
platform was toon crowded with
gentlemen and ladies. After the
baud bad rendered several ( teces of
muaic, in response to ibe cries for
"Gai field." General Garutid appear
ed upon the piaitorm. Tne bund
then struck up "Hail to tbe Cnief,"
but bad not executed m re inau oue
or twu bars aqoq mere was au o.ni
nous ciacking beard, aud iu auoiber
uiuuieui ibe platform gave away, aud
tDa ibirty ur more people ou it sank
out of the view of tbe people. Tbe
fall wao a'Jou:. five feet, but fortuu
atelv ibere was uo oue seriously in
jured. A geuileiuau named Ala I
well bad bis abkle badly sprained
ui'uer was very eooa restored, tne
Oaud finished tbe air wbicn had beeu
interrupted by the accident, aud Geu
eriil UaiUeia luouuted ICC ooretj ot
bis buuse. alt ibis lime there were
a couple thousand people iu trout of
ibe bouse, llou. Samuel Shellebar
ger, preeideul of the Onto S ale A?jo
ciutioo, lutroduced General Gat field.
making an eloiiueat speecn. Mr.
Sntliubarger, spuSe ot tbe duty as
eigued bim as a very p'.easaui oue
It was not to pay a xueie persuual
compliment thai ttiey bad called
Ibere. He referred io ibe pride uh
wbica the people of Oau bae waieo
eU Ibe carear ot IDcir aistluxuisbeo
Seuttior eitct. itirouga his cDiionood.
ine struggles .ot bis youtb, to bia
strong inauboud, wbeu te devuied
bis all io ibe cause ot bis country, iu
its aatkest bour. uud wteu in hours
of peace he was called to a more Con
spicuous field ot Usefulness. But iu
tne selection ot General Garfield as
Senator tie people f Oalo bad nut
looked merely io the past. Tbev
louk io ibe future. lie bad been se
lected io a suit more Useful and con
spicuous place. His selection bad
special regard to affairs immediate
ly before bim in ibe future. Tbe
critical period of ibe country bad
beeu solely passed, but iu the iuiuie
diuie future tbey were confronted
witb affairs of stupendous magni
tude. .Nam it was for theoj to see
iu the future that it shall come to
pass tbat ibis people will be but oue
people, all aiiSe, equal before tbe
law aod equal in the protection of
tne law. Tbe work ot Oeau.ifyiog,
finisbiug and restoring the Republic
iu all us parts, lies before us. It
was the care uf Auiericau statenmeu
to tee ibat, our cjuiaierce was restor
ed and that our National faith and
bouor were preserved. Ia bis judge
ment, in me selection of General
tia. field ibe people of Oo.O bad lu
view bis relation, to the immediate
tuiure and bis fiiuess iu sbapiug the
great event of the future.
General Gai field was tben intro
duced, and when tbe storm of ap
plause abated be proceeded to speak
Ue said that he was too we1! ac
quainted witb tbe springs and foun
taljs of aciiou of tbe Auiericau peo
ple to believe tbat this deuionitraiiou
as luteuded for anything so poor as
one mau. It uieast a yreat seuti-
uieut, aud iu that scntiineut be join
ed them as brothers aud bailed tbem
us a frieud. "As cinzeus of Ooio .''
be said, "We bave mauv reaeous to
be proud aud vastly more to be
grateful grateful to tbe State for
what it has doue for us, and to the
Nation for what it has doue for that
Sta.e.'' He iheo refc: r ;d to 'he ear
ly settlement of Louisville, Kentuc
ky, by George Clarke, aud iu glow-
lug words det-enbed Clarke's pilgtim
be over ibe mouutaius to Virginia
io ofler his services to Patrick Hen
ry to briug to the new Republic the
great Northwest, aud bis subsequent
exoeduiuu truui Pittsburgh, which
resulted io wresiiug tbat Western
country from tbe British crown
Wbeu ibe war was over, tbe lerrito
y now known as Onto was opened
to settlement and all ite elect beroes
be Revolrj io i. To-day what. Ohio
sbe was Oy virtue ot tbe Uulou
Let, no man say be loves Onto before
the Union. We love tbe Uuio:, our
creator, aod Ur.io, us darling child.
Though we love tho Cicsar ol otir
Slate goverjmeut mucb, we love tbe
Rome of our Union more. We owe
a duty in our State direct to C lum-bu.-i,
bdi, we owe a duty to our Uuiou
direct to Washington and uot ihrougn
Columbus. Tbe recent campaign
was sigcScaot. It meant first aud
foremost, tbe supremacy of the Na
tion, and second, tbe honesty of oar
Nation. Tbe ruling idea of Onio ;
nut, however, tho "Ohio iea" was
that tbe bouest money of ibe people
and their booest obligations shall be
maintained. ' ia closing he said that
bo far as tbe future was concerned be
only asked tbeir indulgence to let
him do what be had to do, ia bis in
dependence, in bis own way. He
wished that bis bouse was as largt
as his heart, so be could ask theiu all
io,and then bade tbem good bight..
When General Garfield bad finish
ed, .Mr A' M Clapp was called upon,
abd made a brief smecb. saving mat
be was at loss to understand wbv be
was singled out, as be was not an
unioiao, laougb te confessed to bav -
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iugriranhis Er.-t ool; ical iurp'ra
tion from Jo.-ibui U timing, and
niigit tbertf.re be rec 'gu'Z-d us an
Ooio man That General G o field
would be true? to tbe trust confid-o
in bim bad been foreshadowed by
bis bravery on tbe field, as well as
by bis talents in tbe Houe Tcey
bad doue ibtnjstlve honor in honor
ing bim.
Cougressuan Ib'i.jamio Bu ter
worib, of Onio, was next called out.
He said General Cat field demna
strated wbat tbey meant when they
talked of equality of opportunity
Ue was proud of General Garfield
aud rejoiced that they bad teuaered
bim serenade. There was another,
he taid. within tbe sound of his!
voice to wboui he was glad to do
honor. Toat ine, he said, was El.zi
B Garfield, the mother of General
Gai field, and he appreciated the
tact thai sbe bad giveu the world a
citizen wbo in every sense worthy ol
Oe'ug called a tuun "'President,"
cried some ooe la the crowd J "les,
call bim President, if you win. Tbat
is ia the near future, I hope," couiiu
ued tie speaker. General Garfield
bad demonstrated what it was possi
ble tor every bright-eytd boy to ub
turned. "If be bas a good mother,"
cried auoiber voice. j "Aye," said
Mr. Butterworth, "u be bas a good
uio:her, and good mothers are ex
ceedingly numerous iu Ohio." Refer
ring to the charge by some thai Gener
al Garfield was la'.i.udinariaa iu bis
construction of ibe Constitution, be
said he understood its genius and
epirit. Toe Constitution was iutend-
ed to enlarge abd not to restrict our
opportunities; to protect and not to
deatrov our L'uiou. Tbose who talk
about lati.uliuariaa construction
cDonld lot k nearer io bume. Rocked
iu ILe craJlo of liberty ; reared
where every mau earned bid living,
it lsn i pos-iible that General Gar
field coula bd an euemy to tbe Con
stitution. He bad uever given up to
party wbat "oelouged to mau.
Tne next speaker was Senator
Haujlio, ot Maine, wbo greeted Geu
eral Garfield io few eloqjeut
words
Cougreesniaa Keifer, of Ooio, tva-
ueXt, Coiled up .u. lie referred to ite
fact, mat iu eeieciu;,- a m .n lor tvua
tor, Oaio bad b-ea careful to select
oue of her 310,000 s , Idler.
Cougresiuaa Sapp, uf Iowa, was
tbeu coiled out, aud, in tieu uf mak
iug a speech, pr-'potied three cheers
tor General Garfield, whie j were giv
en most heartily.
Congressman Duaoel, of ilinaeso
ia, Wus the last speaker, ahd, refer
ring to bis loug ar-ueia,i"D wilt Geu
erul Gai field iu ice llou b. in id
be was but BUi priced tho; ,Uepe pie
uf Oaio bud buhOied him, nor ibai
ibe people of ibe whole couutry re
JoiceU lu bis seli-c ioo. While Mr
Dunnell was .-peak.ug the rain beau
to pour, uud tbe speaker I oied out
upou a sea of umbrellas. Wbeu Mr.
Dunueii fioisLed the crowd dispersed
It was intended lo have Congress
men UpdegralT, ot Ohio, and Loring,
ot Massachusetts, speak, but the raia
prevented it. After the speaking
mere was areeepijo. in the house.
All who went in were presented to
General Garfield's motber. Anioog
those present, in addition to tbe
speakers, were Congressmen Upde
graff, Cannon, Page, Blow, Calkius,
Wise, 1 acbeco, A A. Towuseud,
Farr, Dec ring, Mortoo, Henderson,
Hawk, Luring, Briggs and Willets,
Second Comptroller Upton and Col
onel Rockwell
Tevlblng in tne Hsrss.
la connecting the teeth witb dis
eased eyes we are not following the
toohsh prejudica which attributes all
troubles of sight to the wulf teeth.
These teeth are harmless euough ;
jet the popular prejudice has a basis
w hich ii would oa well for horsemeu
not to ignore. Most diseases of the
eye occur at tbat period of 1 fe when
tbe milk teeth are being most raoidlv
shed and tbe permanent teeth are
coming up To suppose (hat a horse
suffers nothing in cuttiug bis teeib is
a great mistake, as is show n by tbe
frequently slow and painful mastica
tiou of some vouug animals, bv the
occasional dropping ot f jod iu a half
cbewed condition, and by toe beat,
redness aud swelling of the palate
aud gams. Tbat red, s woolen and
teuder stale of the roof of tbe niuuib
bind tbe front teeth, familiarly
known as "lampa-s," is but an indi
cation ot this teething trouble, aod iu
not a few iostauces it renders tbe
animal feverish, weak and, by virtue
of the general congestion of the bead,
strongly predisposed to inflammation
of tbeejes Toe wolf teeth are ia
the mouth duriug the greater pari of
ibis period of teething, aod are usual
ly shed towards its completion ; so
once it is biuted that ibese are tbe
cause uf tbe trouble witb ibe eyes,
the owner, looking into the mouth,
seems to find ample confirmation of
the statement.
Tbe wolf leeth are, however, the
most harmless ic the mou'b, having
long ago reaCQed tbeir full develop
meot, aod are bu slib ly iuerted ij
tbeir sockets, wbile ibe grea-. and
dan. erous irri.a ion anead on the
cu ting of tbe large grindb.g teetb
and, in tbe male, of ibe tusks The
preseucc ot the wolf teeth in ibe
mou'h at tbis time is an accident and
nor. an i'.jury. Tbe temporary re
covery of en following itietr removal
would bave taken place ail the sane
bod tbey beeu le f . ij tbe mouth, aud
a later aitack is just as likely as if
thry were present. The excitemi-ut
attendant ou teething is natural. Any
costiveoess of tbe bowels should be
Corrected by the freding, or, if neces
sary, by one cauce of Glauber's salts,
daily. Teeth pressiog painfully be-
neath tense, resistant, pin;ul gums
indicate tbe need of the iancet ; teeth
entaogled on tbe crowos of tbeir suc
cessors should be rem ved ; all ex
cessive sweiliug, redness aod tender
ness of the gouis demand lancing;
and, finally, all unnecessary excite
ment or exhaustion should be avoid
ed. Lire mock Journal
Recent experiuten s in England
show thot while it takes I5J quarts
of milk of tbe booatbora io yield a
pound uf butter, this am ant is pro
duced from 10 quarts of Ayrshire
I mdk. 9 ri'iuris ot G llowa milk and
8 quarts Kerry milk, tbe milk being
p.oduced, as nearly as possible, un-
: tier the same conditions
Affrel Wsa.
Why is it that pretty women are
spokeo of as if they of all others,
were tbe elect ? The term ia merely
conventional, for she wbo U interest
ing, from whatever cause, is general
ly called "pretty" by ber masculine
frieuds, though ber femiaioe ones are
not quite so ready to accord ber the
title She who has graceful manners
or style of dress, or cordial, bright
ways, is frequently termed pretty,
thoogh both face aod figure may be
very ordinary. A really plain wo
man wbo has a taste for conversa
tion, style in dress, taste and quick
sympathies, will prove a very formid
able rival to a wumn wbo can boast
i uly n beautiful complexion and reg
ular feat ires. A woman must p s
ess souieibicg more lhau merely a
beaut f ui face in order to charm ber
admirers for any length of time Tbe
first favurobie luipres-ioa sbe mak-s
may be en irtly spoiled by a loud
voice, or a coarse iaugn, or manners
which are no. agreeable.
it is extremely d. tli cult to say wbat
is the real triieriou of beauty in wo
man, la the S tudwich I-dauds only
a very fit woman is c nidered beau
tiful; tbe Cniuese admire deformed
feel and black teeth. A woman mu-t
wear a ring iu ber n -e aud be tat
tooed sky blua in uider to wij tbe
admiration of a South Sea slander;
aud African priuces insist opou hav
ing tbe teeih of their brides filed iike
the teeth of a saw.
Most girls possess personal attrac
tions ia a suflk'ieat degree to render
ibein agreeable to somebody. Tbe
same face does not wear tbe same as
pect io every beholder. Tne eye of
love will discover attractions wbicb
would surely escape tbe eye of the
casual and iudiffereut observer. It
is well it is so, or there would be no
matrimonial chances for the hopeless
ly ugly girls. They depend on their
power of being agreeable, and if cul
tivated ia the right way tbis power
will be of more use to tbem toan aoy
other.
There is great partiality shovn ia
tbe cul.ivation uf tbe bead over the
beart. But the culture of the latter
should be real. Tbe counterfeit will
uever pass muster. Sbe wbo truly
studies to promote tbe happiness of
tWe with, w bom she is associated,
wiil never lack admirers. A woman
who desires to please must endeavor
to be pleased. She must show no
consciousness ot sell no desire to
make au impression in any way. Tbe
social laieuie oi oibers must aeitgbi
ber to tbe exclusion of any delight ia
her own.
Thai is tbe most agreeable woman
I ever met," said an old gwuiletuon
to me one evening, an he lift the side
of a tall, pale, sleuder woman, with
uutidescript features.
I smiled, having noticed that tbe
"agreeable wuoian" bad not spoken
only ia mooy syllables. Her charm
r nun lav in being able t iHien
Well aud he loVed lo talk. Sbe UU-
ders o,d tbe art uf being agreeable,
and cultivated it, riuce sbe bad ueith-
er beauty or style.
loewo.u-tu wbo indulge- ia sar
casm, or lose pleasure lu saving1
natetui I Lings is uever spoken of at
being agreeable. Her sueers, aimed
perhaps at some defect iti person or
some raered opiuion are worse than
blows. Tbe bright, sharp witrici-m
may caus the laughter ot the most
tbougbiless hearers, but to ibe per
son aw wboni 11 is leveled It is like a
leil bot ueeule piercing the soul
No soul stands out without dis-
gu;.ie. 1 oere is al-vays a veil be
tween it and tbo-e wb would fain
pierce us mysteries. Ibe face i ex
pressive, i:, is true. It bet. ry- tb
euioiiourt of ibe hear:. Yet eo it
is but a mask to conceal the true char
acter of tbe owuer. We read ia toe
history of men and women famed for
their beauty of face and badness of
beart ; and we frequ ntly meet cruel,
heartless women w tb all the graces
abd apparent innocence of a young
girl whose life bas been all purity
and peace.
Much bas been written by talented
writers on beauty of features versus
beauty of character ; but no oue is
the worse for beiog reminded very
frequently that wbile we cannot all
bave beautiful faces, we caa all at
tain beau'.v of character, if we
will, and thus render ourselves agree
able.
Moral beau' v is the only kind tiiat
is durable, that wiil la-t as long as
life remains io the soul. Therefore
women should seek it more earnestly
and va!u9 it m re highly than tbe
mere beauty of complexion or feat
ure Men make a terrible mistake when
tbey marry for beaoty, for style, or
for acc impiisbments ; the best and
dearest wives are tbose who possess
the magic Secret of being agreeable
under any aod all circumstances. If
ber heart is light, is she agreeable be
cause it is natural for her to be so,
she will b happy, no matter how
dark tbe stream of life, or bow on-
propitious ibe circumstances. Sbe
will look on tbe bright side of thin?s,
and ber spirits will not rise aod fall
liki tbe merenry in a thermometer.
Her rontinaat cheerfulness will pot
sunshine iu ber husband's beart, and
make his burdens more easy lo bear.
Ste is not only agreeable herself, but
her example makes otbers so, too.
At Excellent Sermon.
A little bootblack called at tbe res
idence of a clergyman of this city and
solicited a piece of bread aod some
water His servant was directed to
give tbe cbild bread from the crumb
basket, and as tbe little fellow was
walking slowly away and shifting
the gift between bis fingers tor a
pif ch large enongh to chew, the min-i-ter
called him back and asked him
if be had learned to pray. On receiv
ing a negative answer he directed
him to y :
"Our Father," but be could not un
derstand the familiarity.
T it our father your father hit
faher?"
"Why certainly."
The boy looked at him awhile and
commenced crying, at tbe same time
holding op his crnmha of bread, and
exclaiming between his sobs:
"You say tbat your father is my
f. her; aren't yon ashamed to give
your little brother such stuff to eat
wbeu yoa bave got so many thing
for yourself 7"
Mot Io Foes! Shelled Corn.
Where corn canoot be ground
witboot too much expense, the next
best way is to mix tbe shelled corn
wub shortcut corn stalks; dampen
the mass and let it lie a few hours.
when tbe cattle will eat corn and
stalks together and masticate the
corn much better than when in cob.
Tbey are obliged to do this in mas
ticating tbe corn fodder; besides in
this case, the corn will be raised with
the cud and remasticated, thus giv
ing it the benefit of a second grinding
wnich it dees not have when corn is
fed alone. Tbis is a matter of g:ei
importance in feeding.
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