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VOL. XXIX. X0.-7.
NEW GOODS!
v'i-e'ovr C-'. t ja. t rc..-ci e ! fr.rt.i the Yzrt
.rn c-.tu-i very '.true St-"-k ot I.k-'.j ).ii-n tlicy
nro i)..w (Terlni? at citremr-ly !-. I r! ( .
Tlil li! ST(-I'!C O"
3RESS GOODS,
REDUCED PRICES,
Ta.'y luvr tta lr.i..i it.-i v--.;r ly XKiV to.l
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t. -.(.' i.'tw ltiive (ti Ititti.l I I.o
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
IV TOW IV.
V. ! i' ; u - n:s to l-.'-.v:.', .. l :t:A i-. a. !-t y-.ur-
CASEHEEIt & CO.
So.i.vTsct Ph.,
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TO REDUCE STOCK
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at ti: r; r:Fit:i-:. cots m:ss
r . r i ;':;;:i j-r.-vi 1 riees ,.f
HIM MATTINGS :
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ninorteil. :::n!
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y FiFTH AVlKL'E,
:HARLES HOFFMAN,
HERCMIT TAIL
a i...v . 1 r.-i.i-.v ji'-ra-j-v s. r.-.
L.TE2T EXILES Zll LCV7IET PRICES.
VJ!SF. ACTION GU.mfJTEED.-Z:
U tMria;ar.tj on hand at hi? Ii tiiicry
PU.cE RYE WHISKY
I'jr ;:c ' y tlte 1 am i or gao3. fuitatl f r
EEDHAL Alffl SECHOICIl
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lir.it rn .;,lrcf..-l to Ihtr'.in, I'a., will r.-cdvc
; r-':r;: Bi-nt'om.
r.inrci-i iv,.).
WA.TER AHDERSOK
mm tailor,
y-r?" 7 m vtYTi' cvvri,7
l.toi,
IIC 226 LIBERTY STREET, :
I-ITI.ETjr.Gri, TPJ.
JVO. MI 'tK. LA Zl'K HIC'Sf.
teis for Firs ai:a LIS Insurance ;
J "'. :T li irVC 'f 1T :
so-.i;-;j:kkt. a..
And Keal Estate Brokers.
v i a ;i .isi ii:i.iso-o.
1', is ; :.i -irf. t, c,.'it ',-,iv ..r s.lir.rre
'r- i.tro, it riT miil un,l i: t.i t'arir !Klva:itae
to :t ::or l.V- ,lr- r-.-.tn-n lltereot, a n.i ftiarae U
i:::i.'.ii iinlt-w ' t - r reiile I. i.ottl e-ta'.e luillcl
f ii'-r.illy vt ui t a :-.n:;,llv .TaenacJ I...
ii;t:l,
S. T. LJ1TLU& SONS,
i'.h nAn-aonmrntniT,
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IV A rc:;i;:, i 1.'..W,
s::un ui.it: nil a r.r. uiamomis,
a mi i:'tv i-loi Kf, FKt:yc:i ; cci.v,
:lLli:it 11.ATIV iVAHC,
Jf.tT.LKV. ir.
V, t...-!i. n ami jcv, etry
li.'I'r.ire.l by MtiUci Workmen an l
moroi-J I y Kx; r..ij yne f l"naire No eitn I
e'.ir-i; ti.r l:r mvln:r. K-ls rar-
rttittcJ .-tg reirt.rtoa:otl.
0
r A MOMh u-uartt:,u-e.J. !2 a .lay
I
.it in ine tutulo by tl.e lii'lunrl.-u.
I '.:.1I'l!.l r.-il reilutr. .1 : we w til Atari
jl(Sly'u- lu. voicott, hoya ami Klria
w 1111 !.e moc, faster -t work f..r us
tin.n kt anrtttiit ttse. Th -w Is light and
pietiMtot. an,l iiti' I. as c.!.vone ran po ntrl.t at.
i it'wc lrlto nro ittrt wi n M tlii ii' liea wiiisentl
is tl err itivtrt.-'iK's at nce an ie t'tr tlietntelvos.
tout !y Oti'r.t nr.fl ti-nn tret. Ntmli tha time.
Tn.i-e nlrmity bluorkara l.tylri; up lare futitu
1 1 ntoiie-.
Aailrrss'TRrK h CO., Augnrta, Malr.e.
June II
TS!
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Somerset County Bank,
CHARLES J. HARR1S0U.
Oliii-ratul JtantlfiT.
(.ViiL.-!i.-.i-- r.ia-.le in all farm tf tli t'dlte-J Sta'.re.
' i.''.R;ir m !..rjc. Batter ti-l cticr checks cJ-Icvlr-I
r.::i cafc-!ic!. I-.i.ateni an J Vct-inicX'-iirin-fe
alaruys i,u haa 1. KcEilttitDO.'! ms.le wItlfT!r.i-t-
r.r.M. Ao:iu:.! i-r.U-itc-J.
i'artioa Ufilrias ti ;.arc!i-iM! V. S. 4 TLK
cr::T. i"l'X:iLI LOAX, can te a.-mnuio-i!ato
". at iLIt :-.-.-.ifc. The cuni-ucare.rvpal-l la
t'enii-ilaati.m; vl -9, H 0, WO anJ 1.0S '.
h. i:h.i:i:.:max.
ho. snym.i:
SOMERSET F QJ M3 1
ZIMMERMAN SNYDER,
All l ln N i.fvtiii- ir..i.'.p ntt.l ior F.il.:, ci-nsiKt-li:i;
in mrt 1 1
' s;-i ai: T!-.
:r s-.i.rs
an; i.i:A.Ti:s. rinws.
A;.-:;-IiKAi:-;, L:. .(...,
STliXEi: ana 11 KCI..V Nns 3, t
Tito no..:
U!l,i ti
HEATING STOVES
Mivle ai! I irrsiilp. Ail kin !s of Co 'UiKri an-ie
to orOer at y'li.r'. c-iiiiM). A
juarfxjj shop
if a..'."!:."-! ta the K.-aaiiry ia wlL-U ail kia.'.s o!
r..av;.:ajry , ill l,u rtiairc.l itrouptly.
Vt'o itre ilioriti a funeral
FOUNDllY BUiSlNKSS.
And St tit-it ai! t .!'. i.ir.li-ra la ccr
lir.I'AiHIM; A Sri.i lALTV.
N-or. VS
SPEIHG, 1880.
CAEPETS
A Larrro and Chcieo Stock ofln
svainr., Tapestry Brussels, E0C17
Drusso'.G, Ilsxquutts and Axia-n-etors,
with liua and Borders to
match. Also Oil Cloths, Lino!cuni3
end It-'snuiiis.
B 0 YABD.RO SE & GO
M 0 R G A K ' S
WOOLEX MILLS.
:: st a 3: 1 .1 s 1 1 kd 1 si 2.
II tvlr f:r tin j 01 t yr:ir r.r twn. li?cn rnMrely
lMi.il.i'. t.i t'ljii'ly ttie itnTfiislTi' ilc-mr-.r,! lor my
i... mot I SUV-.' I.uilt an lal.iltitiu lu iov mill an-.l rut
. in a litro Kttn-uut tit
NEW A5D IMF20YED KACEffiERY
iin.l tli're: y aisnort Ouuhlcd u.y cina.-ity lor lain
u;i''itirl:::r. 1 lt;e, k ii-.TT on han.l a 1-irne stuck ciDfistir, nt
llI.ANXIiT.s.
cAsse.n:ni:s. satixkts.
.li. tr.S, ItF.I'EIA.ANTS, FI-ANNl I.S,
COVEKtiKTS. 15ARPKTS,
VAKN.S. vi;.,
' r, lii.Ti 1 wish n
T2AD3 ro?. v:o:l.
r.'.iai' r--. I liuve t!;e Uintl of icxkIf yt'BT.eo-!.
r:.iiii.ur
WOOL!
ti, vv rk en
P.! till T IN YOl'K 0WX COl'XTY,
nn 1 in t nii r t" n-arii all my cu'lomtrs In M"1
- time, 1 h.ivc eiitel'iyo.1 itiefamo nt-nt I ha litPi
yt-ar, an l In a liiititm I.lr. .Iff-cplt U Patiiclierty.
; vtli lirst iir.rt'Ot.' 1 1 By g'lO'Is tittt. many I'arti'tit
, tliliC"iiiii''.
j 1 will strive n In tin prft, to give Hrjlcla.-s
, icut.'ls arttl Itiiivulue to all.
j JL.-Xi-n c-us-i'ititTtt.'iu.l Uhim ivc fuilc.1 to taJ
1 Ir.s-t v t.ir, 'a :. yUwc a.l. tress car-i t-
! " WM.S.MOIIOAX,
Otrnnnhonin:, l'u.
rr 7
A Search Warrant.
nil 'W. an cdt'-T t'i pt) tliMnith yttnr l-ejuf from
riitar to ir.irrft, ami LindSOv's BlOd
Sea rcher ii5 Wiirr.'intiil Ui ilir"UKiiy"iirt.va
in irciu 1 1 i tit ttie anil 1rive hut nil hTKul Otea!f..
lta cures are wuinlertul an4 eertinetl to liy iloetor,
in-at-arrs r.nl jioonle. boriilula, Moreurial pla
: taie., :ry.i;M...'tn, Tetter, Uleers in tlia I.-ans or
ou the Skin, lkiil?. Pimiilcs, fce , we van-am it to
euro. It is a purely VcirctaliM Cnrot"nntl atid
I'tiweTi t.l Tonic. For sale tiy all Iiruy tritits. See
tMat eur nntni I? on the bottom of the wrapper.
li. E. SI.I J.LIvS 4l CO., Prou'rA, Pittsburgh, Ta
C N- EOYD, Agent. Scirerset, Pa-.
: Sojit.;:!. 1;"9. ly.
fit " n r IT" TfeOO A YtAK.CT 5 t" t) a
lj I L I S I f"..t id .'mt tifii'ii uiii'. i. p 1 if..
5 5 t ( w ',,lc:' u0 i" fellas uien. iHanj
f l t t J j ' I J ini'ttc more Utnn tlteanviuni staicl
Y ' w "itlmc. No out; can lull to mak
iVlariv
state.1
:ik
Ui-'iiry ut-t. Any one ean tlo trie worn, lou ei.n
n.ai.t: ;r"!ii ri f .n.'t.j 4C an lmur by rievotirir your
t cvrnir-aF an I fq-.-ire lime to the buMneFf. It cta
ri.tliir! lo try lhe bumef. Nothing like It h r
; m.-ney iiinkn.se ever ofi.-rO'l lel..re. Hii?inet'!t
j.icaf jrit ntiil Mrii'tly honorable, lieai'.er, if you
m-rit t j !;n -w all about the bent paying bustiies."
lu.nre the l-ttblte. P. nl us your nnits anil we will
Frn. lyoti luil ban ieiitars ai:il private terms free;
ttitmi.Ii'S wt-rdi V" alf-o free ; yt-u can tLen make up
ui ynur liiiTidhT T'ltirpelt.
A ii. it et-s U i:t KU E STIN'SON k CO..
Jur.ell J'. r litntl. AiniiiC.
W KKR in VMUr own town, amt no sap-
- y.iu'itee it r youroll what you tsinoo at tl:o butti
rie we oiler. No room to explain here. Yr.u ran
ttsvotc ail vour time or only your spare time tothe
1 r.innss. a'a I make itreat pay lor every lmur that
run work. Women make a? inneh as men SenJ
i.-rftxx-ial private trnift ami particulars, with hwe
' ira.U tree, s." "ut tit free, li.ai't eoinpUin ot'hartl
T.IU1C8 hile von have u.'tt a eltanre.
A.t.lrcis II. li ALl.iiTi, 1'or'lamJ, Maine.
Jure 11.
lliivet-een the rtandard remeAv for the eure ol
i Uier 'ouplltt". 'llTn'. lvr
tit Anne, Mrk IlriMliwh, and nil !e
racccairntaotthc Btomach ami liver lor over fifty
viart. Keail this: "-iWirrt' hirer Pillt curfd
, it of an attaekol I.Iver complaint otciglit yeara
ittanillnit." Win. Kvans, Jotlet, Ills. Pricfl, 23
rts. ab-ir. K. R Sellem k Cxi., propr'a., fllli
burir. Ia. Sohl br all ilratrglsta.
sept. st, l:t. ly.
JXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
' K'titc tf Ti.li;:t) Flu tT.-r. late of Somerset Twp.
(ieeeaaevl.
F.xeeutor.
CAUOLTN'E TIBBY.
Executrix.
Tbi-.Trnlh is Hlcbtj
june
t r r
V 1 I n i,r-' ri?kts. iou ran (five the business a
I J j tri:tl i-heat expertpc. Tje lc?t oppvr
(') I J I Jtnnity ever otlt-re.HoT tltote willing tt
V v v work. You stioultl trrnothinirele until
Iiollf r tc-jtumectary on the above estate bavinjr
: iK-i-n ctaiit'.'I to ine unoersiirneu ot ine pn'tw-rau- . , -1.1 ... .... . . ..... i, ... 11 ,i o ,1 . t-ii 11. 1 1 -. . 1
iii..rii.-.i..,tiee is hereby jtivcn to an KM.uiin- tnere is not such free om and toler- orts fail, it will be the duty of Con- to a magnificent f.', and slie was anv other tlian tins, winch lie pur- tin poked the mass wnn a long pi,e,
1 nlenLrn-i' ''tU&UfV ation of political opinion ami action ' grCss to mitigate the evils already busy selecting materials for her dress chased at Marseilles when he was ; when they became thoroughly
i wtit tiie'nati.eat theoriiee of jas.U Putrh. s-.tn- that the minority POi'tV can exercise folt nml nrcveid their incrense bv ! from a ouaiitity of soft, shimmering : but a p ir lieutenant of artillery, aroused, ami lashing tht ir tails in
cr.-el'it.,ont,r)e!tireS-.tun.By..lu!TlT, lb?o. ,ir,w,.;,,. ,,,,,1 bit oh.;.. 0,0 restraint ' ..,,,.1. ..t;,., -.nii.-.-o .'.WiC. : ci'L-v- stitd's wlinh bcr eves- were de- I Vtn.oleoii Iff wore this watch fro in fnrv. td'i.Ied over each ctinr witii
I .IdS. lj. fl Uil. tUH..14.V.titsVv u-j'.x. QUI II XVClllV..lWli:e? ttT. Itil'ttL 1 l'.'ll .- V , tc -wuin t ih.ivl j.v. 1. - .....-. ..... ' - ' ' " ' ' t l -
. D..l will ;treva!l. Thonsan-.ts who have n,1 afi.I
N'n eitrcJ are Itvlri witm-wstotle trtfhofonr
i sMteiaeDt.tliat SELLER'S LIVER PILLS
I . Ill Ciub the woifi cases ot iiiver CvuipUwU
litlloutnefs, H.iuiarne ariflm tlterefrom. Costive
1 neH. Const iiiatl.m. liizEtneits and all dlsordrs re-
fuitinv l.-om a diseased llvf. For sale by all
I lirutrvifta. Price 6 cents.
I Jc K. SiXLUtSi. CW rrop'n, PitUburgh, P
I C- N- BOYOi Agent Soirtrset, Pa.
I Srj.t. It, 1ST9. ly.
t:u; hit ox thi: vacant lot.
i:v.
in .! l.r,
r, an.J li
: i!i a n i -u ; i ; l.:.
"'. ( t, aii'l I ;
'Tis away n; totn, ami a !:v;in" -; .;,
Wit li cii'i s'.ciH-fiuarrU ( t-i" ly.
Fiitlii-r i lazy, anil nriiher :-iie .lriuk.-.
Ami ( am rtiwt and t ?! in ;
A-a.l 1 !'h,!; liki-a rli'i f. T.r 'ns linrt
I'lir.1.
V"if)i i-irc! -1 :.r :ml vi i;h - In.
I..!..
K'ni;.' i:a -r,
:. va-
at 1.,
A r-:.ai f faiiiim-;
1 who ;
ati;-i..'.l , !,:;,!
!: tin- ii'.!;ir;y, n it ! ;.i.: a;M.
A a.l ra'.iirr is y.niK'tiiil! i oil! a!! .lay.
Av.l flint si.'roriii'; Ihu.k- :;t nit;!.'.
V iii':u-ya:ul tliin; thai lit-hUif-tuv;:
F..r lie- iit-vrr raiiif iiv ih-ni r. xli!.
M i'iiiT i.- alw ays
Am! iiiia:, Ik-:
al i::i' tn mi a:.
ji'.i-a w::li a nir.-r :
Si. i- Ie us mi- t. in
:.iv ililiitl;:ii titc
rpiwii-i,
An.! jM ki t a tt a'i li .." a J.'-i; -' :
Aii.l lai In-r hra'.s nu- I-crause I. say
'l liat T.I raiat-r any il.iy iiir ;
1 at-vi-r liavr n.lilif.l. an ! 1 lir-.v;- .v;
.'ui ! I i! t..!l Mat tin' i-r.is.iii why,
1 r-
- Tin ro t amo to ..:ir hev.-l, thr.i y.-ai-' ti.'.
A i.iii'i, v.-Ilh a sv-.-t iniM l.i' ,
A i l li In i.1 a he ly !.;!. in his h.enl,
Tha! !if tii.-l Li rrail in oar jijatv.
Il-it nii.iiirr she sv.oivat tin- niiM-fat i-.l M.
Ami t!:-..vr K i lit eat T our ih-n,
Ami t-M hini la-vrr. as Ions as !ir !ivi-l,
'it i!a;-!;rii hrr i!r ;:;-r:iin.
11:11 sii:.ifihin.j: itiatir ntt.' follow tho ;aaii-
I think hr lit-t l;tuic-l to nit
Ami ho le i luo ilown t ijiiarry's t h-;",
Whoro iioiio of my ioo.lo f oahl seo :
A:nl ho rtatl im- ihins froia thr Imly h'i
Tlait 1 novt r hatl hoar I lu f tro.
An. I snmvhow a jv-a'",' ri'.'.ao nvi-r lay ht:
Ami it liitla't fori hall' s.i soro.
T'loo n. a til
am
!.t-a:
Us l.llltll
tin like,
1 know v. hat thoy t'. ia't ).;
I know that tiiinirs in tiio 1 .1 !
I'or tlio-o that siiit.-r oi-1-. .v.
No mat '.it how ra:a0'l ami lie.
Vi'itii 1:11 e'ao i'i liko or to !o,
1 know tiioro's a va. ant lot for
In tii'1 hoa'.f.if'.il 'atntl aiiov...
1-.- I am.
..!;rii:i.i; i.i:ttki:
i in: .V 1 Io'ts with keklixos or t i: T
rn'i i: and itrroxsinii.rrY.
Mkntoi:, Ohio, July 12. (h-neral
ir.rlield has forwarded to Senator
Hoar, of .Massachusetts, the follow
ing letter of acceptance of the nomi
nation tendered him by the Repub
lican National Convention:
Mf.ntoi:, Ohio, July 10.
J'i"i ,!r: On the evening of the
Mh of June last I had the honor to
rec eive from you, in presence of the
committee of which you were chair -
jman, tne announcement that the
Republican National Convention at
. .1 11.1.1 .
H nieago nad mai tiav nominated me
for their candidate for President of
the I'nited States. 1 accept the nom
ination w ith gratitude for the confi
dence it implies, ami with a deep
sense of the responsibilities it imio-
s-es. I cordially endorse th.e princi -
pl. s set forth in the platform
ed bv the convention. On
the subjects on which it trtat-fStl'
my opinions are on
recoi'tl among
the published
I'i'oecedings of Ctin-
cri-f
I venture herein to make
iecial mention of some of the jirin-
. ... l ..1 ,,l .,i.i . .. ..-. t t-. a .. i . . l ...
j.o i.'i'tt.-s ttiitt ti ,ov it.vtiv in ie-
collie SUOiCCtS ot IllSCU:
ion, vtitiiout
renewing the
controversies which
have been settled
during the past
twenty years, ami with no urpose
or wish to revive the passions of the
late war. It should he said that
while Republicans fully recotriiize
ami v, 1 sirenuoi st v t leit-ni 1 :i 1 1 t lie
eiciniaii uie
rights maintained by the people audi of people that the safety of its ii:iv-!,;m(!r lll(,.st!v at dinners" lie; cord about the size of common wraj
all the rights reserved to tlte states, igat'mn requires exceptional eonsid- ' (;u't ullv ,.,,,;, (o k,.,,,, him in ping cord, the f'.ber of whi.-h much
thev reject the pernicious doctrine
of state supremacy, which so long
crippled tin functions of the nation-
ai government and at one tune
brought the L'n ion very m ar to de
struction. Thev insist that, the I'ni
ted States is a nation, with ample
power of self-preservation; that its
constitution, and laws made in pur- shall cease to be :i terror to those iVhi-kers are turniiv gray slowly; I self Income ent.tnjed. As to tin
siiaiiee thereof, are the supreme law who dwell upon its banks, and j j,js j,.,;,.' fu .!r.'('i fdai-k, witli" a ! situation of the bull-dog. he thought
of the land; thai the right of the j which its shipping may safely carry i ft.'w jjrs (too manvf turning gray he had b en trying to get at the cat
nation to determine the method by j the industrial products of twenty- j.roa'nd there.'' He is not a jiarticu- j while in her trouble, and had him
whichitsown legislature shall be five millions of people. The inter-1 lr strikiii-- man, but if you talk with self to succumb to the same fate as
created cannot be surrendered with- j cM of agriculture, which is the basis VoU ,11 ein('i (i,at. ),x. muis and the cats, but he a fterward came to
out abdicating one of the fundamen-1 of all our material prosperity, and ! thinks, and that his ideas are nearly ' th.e conclusion that they had been
tal powers of the government ; that I in which seven-twelfths of our popu- j ;1S ri,r'hVas they can be. He is now ! picked up by the spiders as ih. y
the national laws relating to the j lation are 'engaged, as well as the i ':vtv-i? vi. vei rs old but he looks lo ! went about seeking whom t!.,.v i.i'ght
election of representatives in Con -
gn-ss shall neitlier be violated nor
eva led, that every elector shall be
jiermiited, freely and without intim -
uiatioii, to cast his lawful ballot at
such an election and have it honest -
ly counted, and tiiat the potency of; its settlement, and the sentiment of! Ah ! you do not know how much i having been cut inled by two diflbr
iiis vote shall not be destroyed by ! our people, have led the government i coun:f"e a- woman needs v. ho makes ' cut libers, one iust before his hind.
ine liaintuieni vine 01 anv out. r
pe
The best thoughts and en-
ergies of our people should be di-1 new and happier homes, willing to j numerable, ami irresistible tcinpta- spid. rs. '.Vl. t it the eoit hul been
rected to those great otiestions of : share the burdens as well as the ben-1 tions she is obliged to resist every drawn lip live or six feet, a spider,
national well-being in which all ' " fits of our soeiety, and intending j moment. To be v ise with regard apparently well ver-cd in nhysiolo
have a common interest. Such ef-; that their jiosterity shall become nn 1 to dress is to besublime. To i;'ss by ry, came down one of the libers anal
forts will soonest restore perfect j indistinguishable part ef our pnpu- iin attractive s'top and to see hung j began boring for the spinal cord,
pi -ace to those who were lately in ; lation. I in the window a fascinating toilet just between the atlas ami the axis,
arms against each other, for justice j The recent movement of tlte Chi-! tiiat excites vour admiration : to as I have seen small ones do with
and good will will outlast passion ;;
but it is certain that the wounds of ;
the war cannot be eomjuetely heat-
ei, crni use spim 01 tToineruoou
cannot fully pervade the whole
1 , . . i 1 .. ,1 .1. 1
country until every citizen, rich or
poor, white or black, is secure in
tht! free and equal enjiiyment of ev-
erv civil and political right guaran -
teed by the Constitution am', the
hiws. ; guise of immigration. Recognizing
Wherever the enjoyment of this ; the gravity of this subject, the pres
right is not assured discontent will;,.,-,t administration, "supported by
prevail. Immigration will cease, ! ('ngress. has sent to Chi'na a coni-
and the social, and industrial force
will continue to be disturbed by the
migration of laborers and the conso-
quent diminution of prosjierity. The
national government should exercise
all its constitutional authority to
jmt an end to these evils, for all the
people and all the states are mem-
tiers of one body, and no member
can suffer without iniurv to ad. 1 ue
most serious evils which now a HI let
the South arise from the fact ihat
I nr.. oi ilio mvf- ill liiitrer itl
Vtl'VItt IIIV .1. I'L. ,.. .....
such restraint party rule becoi
comes
tyrannical ami corrupt. The pros- nities and the freedom and dipiity Then pushing them sadly away with j Chisflhurst ; and it is pictuR-siiuely ; pnrtruding. Alter considerable tx
lrf.ritv which is made possible in the of lnhor Tin. nnnnintioent of "eiti-i the ti'ns of her fiiiL'ers. she said with ! related that in 17", iust when he i ertion, the snakes w ere killed with
South, by it3 great advantages of
soil and climate, will never be real- .judicial oiUcen of the government ls, ! '"Its tot) dear I will wear my ; head ot his troops, the wnoth sild-; rattn, wiiieu were cut oil ry t:.e
ized until every voter can freely and , perhaps, the most difficult of all du-, old dress." ' denly stoppe.1. He was supersti-; father and taken Lome as a trophy,
safely BUPiKirt any party he pleases. ! ties which the Constitution has im- My old dress! Do vou feel how , tious, and this incident served to de-; There an several other piles of stones
j Next in importance to freedom and posed upon the executive. The con-i much sad resignation, lies under press him for days. After his death, ! in the vicinity which will be ovcr
iustice is nonular education, without i vent ion wisely dem.imls that Con-! those words ? It is enough to bring . his widow gave the watch to her : hauled, as it is supposed more rei-
which neither justice nor freedom grcps shall ceoperate with the exec-1 tears to one's eyes. 'son. 1 tiles will he unearthed. i
SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY,
j -:;ii In-iit'r:aai!L-ntly r.zaiiitaiiied. Its
! intt-A-sts aro entrusted t. the states
! mis t the voluntary action of the
: people. V.'hatfver he! the nation
', can jiistJy ailbrd should he ener-
ously given to aid the states in sun-
iL.iHiri.r tt II , in lai'l.i.l. l.nf i4
i i,., -hi 1.1 1,a linnet Am- i-,.,sio
.uiuii v. 'iii.it.. i. . ,ii.'vi.?, ...ii U
dangerous to our institutions to ai-
plv and portion of the
ie revenues of
the nation or of the state to the sui
poil of sectarian schools. The sepa
ration of the church and the state in
everything relating to taxation
should be absolute.
On the subject of national finan
ces, my views have been so frequent
ly and fully expressed that little is
needed in the wav of additional
I slatement. The public debt is now
so well secured, and the rate of an-
j mul interest has been so reduc-d
j liy funding, tiiat ri.dit economy in
(expenditures, and the faithful nppli
I cation of our surplus revenues to
jihe payment of the principal of the
debt will gradually but certainly
j five the people from its burdens and
I close with honor tlte financial chap
iter o; toe war. At the same time.
the government ean provide for all
its ordinary exiiemlitures, and dis-
eiiargo its sacrct oiiligalioiis to 1 .
soldier of the l.'nion ami to the wid -
ows and orphans oi tt.ose who fell j be performed best 4uah led them
m dsuefence. 1 ho resumption ofjto aid in mak.ngthe wisest choice,
specie payments, whien the P.epub- he doctrines announced by the
liean party so courageously and suc
cessfully accomplished, has removed
from the field of controversy many
questions that long and seriously
u,lvi
listurbed tlie credit of the sovern-
mi nt and the business of the conn-
trv. ( )ur l.aner currency is now as
national as the flag, and" resumption
lias not only made it everywhere
enual to coin, but has brought into
use our store of gold and silver. The
circulating medium i.s more abund
ant than ever before, and we need
only to maintain the etjuality of all
our dollar-, to ensure to labor and
capital a measure of value from the
use ot which no one can .suffer loss.
The great prosperity which the
country is now enjoying should not
he endangered by any violent chang
es or doubtful financial experiments.
In reference to our customs laws,
a policy sliould be pursued which
will bring revenues to the treasury,
and will enable the labor and capi
tal employed in our great industries
to compete fairly in our own mark
ets with the labor and capital of
foreign producers. AV'e legislate for
ine people 01 1.1c 1 lined .iates, no:
.orinewnoe woriu,an.i his our
glorv that the American laborer is
j more intelligent and better paid than
1 his foreign competitor. ur country
j cannot be independent unless its
1 people, with their abundant natural
i 1 .. ... ....
resourees, osss.s the requisite skill
at any time to clothe, arm and equip
theniseht'sjbrjvar, jyid iniiieoti,, j,' s,.(.r,rtarv .j !t stafVolh-
peace to produce all the necessary
implements of labor. It was tin:
manifest intention of the founders
iof the government to provide for the
adopt-jJtoinmou defence, not by standing
nearlv-oannies alone, but by rai.-ing anion
people a greater army of artisans,
iwiose intelligence and skill should
powerfully contribute to the safety
-anti v lory of the nation. ! ortunately
j for the interests of commerce, there
it..,..!..,-,..... ...... . .... ..:.i..i .1.. ;
i is no .oii'j;.-! iui 101 iiii'.eiote o,osi-
!t;on in appropriations tor the im -
j provimeut of our harbors and great
navigable rivers, provided that tiio
expenditures for that pur'vose arejVi!.ru ju ,,. streets! He owns
strictly limited to works of national j,;,1(')(i lor(,v. i,ut wj,,.n ',. ;s ,)Ut ).,.
! importance. The Mississippi river, ;. .w i;i,,.i,. L i, ;,. t,;. ,i., .,1,:,.
with its great tributaries, is of such
i u-, tc.ii tori'iict- to so iiirniv tin lttns
lira ii:ii(itaiice toso inativ minions
I eration. In order to secure to the
i nation the control of all its waters,
j President Jefferson negotiated the
purchase of a vast t rritory, extend
ing from the (!u!f of Mexico to the
Pacific Ocean. Tin v. isdom of Con-
jgress s
j some j
",ild be invoked to devise
in bv which that great river
1 interests of manufacturers and com-
I nierce, demand that tfie facilities
! for chea) transportation shall I'tM
; increased by the use of all our great j.
water courses, l lie material inter-
1 ests of this country, the traditions of;
10 o.;cr me -vvkicsi nospiiaiuy 10
immigrants who seek our shores for
,u.s(. (u our Pacific coast partakes
,ui 0 , if the oiiaiities of such an
immisralion. either in its purposes
or as results. 11 is 100 niuen uxe 1 yotirseii. 111 our mnio, u.. ns o
an importation to be welcomed ! quetti.-ti laces, its gay' ribbons, anil
without restriction ; too much like
an invasion to be looked upon with -
out solicitude. We cannot consent
, p, allow anv form of servile labor to
. ,0 introduced among us under the
niission of distinetuished citizens for
j tpe purpose of securing such a mod-
' inv-ition of the existine- treaty as
' w;j prevent the evils likely to "arise
; frulll the present situation. It is
; confidently believed that thcfe " dip-
h.matic negotiatiiins Avill be succcss -
ful without the loss of a commercial
intercourse between the two powers.
: vhHi ltr.'.mises a great increase of
.reciprocal trade and the enlargement
of ((ur markets. Should thi-se ell' -
ithoutlor inios.W. will i.hieo unon .a sure
' foundation the peace of our commit-
zcns to the various executive and;
JULY 21, ISSO.
utivc ilf jiiirtnif.its in jlifin-r tli..-
civil sin ke on a bi tter basis. Kx-
pi-nenfo n:is in-oved Unit with our
! iVeijnent ehani-s of ailnfinisiration '
no system of reform ean he made ef-
k-etive r.nd permanent without the
.,t.l ..T 1. ...t. 1 . . t .
ill'l HI U '-IMilllUI .
l,.,,.;',.,,,, i 7
naval s-rvie,- are so nmilated f.vthclw! h? tl !1,n- h:;t 1"' hl
! la.v or eustom .is t. leave hut little
ground iur eoni'.lamt. It mav noli,. ,,. . ,, ......
r . 4 . i -i i i- his selt-respeet and his seii-e oi ia:m-
l.e wise to make similar regulations : ,. . , , , , ,
l i,... r ,c - -i ft -ii ;l:nt-s. He i-:i;.-t he made to u 1 1
Iiv law iortne etvil service, l.ut with-; ., . , i i i
i- .i ..i ! that he is not si:nlv a h-ple-n pa.--
out invadine; the authority or neces
sary discretion of the executive. Con
gress should devise a method that
will determine the tenure of oHice
ami greatly reduce the uncertainty
which makes that service so uneer-
j t;1in ajul unsatisfactory. Without
j depriving any olliccr of his rights as
! a eiti.cit, the government should re-
..- i. i oi. i
i line mm e oisenar'eaii ins oiuciat
j .., . ,r ' .
duties witli intelligence, elhciency
, f f i " -
ami faithfulness.
1 . i .
1 o ?.-n-r 1 v, i:-ci 11
l t Otll ttl- l IO-
!.,:..,.! 1. I.,.,. I - . -
111.tt.t011 uio': vvito iiti; oeL lif.eti 101
,, . , t
the manv olhees to le inled reiiuires
, , 1
an aciiuainfaiice far iK'vond the;
- rn
range 01 anv one mail, llie cxc.U-
! tive should, tin refore, seek and re-1
jc.-ive the information and assi.-ta.nee
; oi uiose wnose Knowicuge ot
! eomniunities in which the duties are ;
t 'i,: ... . .1...
v iiii.u;;' 1 . tut e. . .1011 tii e not me leiti-
1 f . .
lwir 1. v it,.vii.i. i,t .1 1,'irtr lit ..Ttr ti-r
. ' 1 ' ' 1 m .
j votes and carry an electi
are deliberate convictions
11m earrv an eteciiou. inev
. .
are deiiocrate convictions, resuuing
1" a a'iul study oi the sjunt ot
,n'r msiuur.oits, me events 01 our
history and the best impulses of our
I l''"ple. In my judgment, these priii-
cipi'-s snotii'i control me tegisiaiioii
and administration of the govern
ment. In any evint, titey will
guide my conduct until experience
points out a better way. If elected,
it v.-ill be my purpose to enforce
strict obedience to the Constitution
and the laws and to promote as best
I may the interests and honor of the
whole country, relying for support
Upon the wisdom of Congress, the
nitclligonee and patriotism o:
the
j teoj ile, and the favor of (iod.
With great respect, I am very
truly your-. J. A. ti.utn: i.n.
To Hon. h-o. F. iioar, Chairman
of the committee.
'lhe Daily I. ile 1" Admiral I'Litfr.
Admiral Port, r is a man of the
ijuietest -habits. He. never goes to
j t!l(l Nav,. j )t l )artn:c.nt. :nv
ue Navv i)t naitinent. and rcailv
iit;!(. tv,.lri lh :u.tlul
com
mand of the navv. He is. of course.
Inspector-! .cm ral of the Navy, and j
lias'a board of oliicers who inspect!
every ship when she goes out or
conies in.' Examining the reports j
f'his oliicers and giving orders con-
stitute the larger share of his work,
every dav to his of-
et r. witn conn.
tiee, and their dutie
quite onerous. Tin
r.o doubt, are
(tmiral is not
one ot vour early risers, tie 1
Tit- is
much like ail other good people who
live Ion:.', except in the matter of
early rising. He generally turns
out (how easy it is fo become nauti
cal!) about eight or half-past eight.
;m1 . y nill0 or ton
m h;s of-
'' ;ttter part of the dav In
' . 1 . . .: . 1 -
; 1,, lti;s
-.oil !,o aio'il-o :t i i.
!,. :u .. fv,,i l.;.. r,- ,...!
! '".','... ,'ii;..V. ,.a.n ,.o;,-o tv,....!,. o, 1 f,.
Li:,.-.., ,.1.0 .. i,; 1 .,-,1 r ,r,-..
,,!...:., a;ntbed"i.miii.d fam-
o
i ;i ,...;..,. it. nc l-.n, -
the circle of society. Inappearance j resembled silk, but proved, however.
Admiral Porter has not a military t be a spider's web. At first In
jur, and he looks no more like ail thought the kitt.-.i-g w hich wen- on
old salt than anv business man. He j the hay just above the beams, had
is about five feet nine inches high, : accidentally dropped into the web,
with a figure well knit ami straight ) and the old cat, following the in
and just stout enough. He weighs ! stinet of her mat. ma I nature and eu-
tliont 1SII itoiintls 1 1 is fell trained
j 'y-'- voun,rer lie lias been en,ra"etl
i V ,'a r ,f ,!,. ;n u-ritin.r t iii-
f0rv of the navv durin'r th.e wa
" "
: 00 her m:nd to Pe aiwavs piauiiv
!
i dressed : vou do not know
V,h
.t in-
J devour this ch
I rves ; to buil.
s charming prev with your
build all kinds of castles-in-
j Spain with reg;
ard to it; to dr
; to say to yourself:
j "I will jmt two rosettes in my
i hair the white ribbon will serve for
the scarf, and I will use the lace for
the waist and the sleeves."
And then suddenly to tear vour-
self violently away from such culpa-
hie thoughts, to reproach yourself
ibout them, as though vou had been
i committing a crime, and then to
it,.
i fly courageously and heart-broken
1 awav from the tempttition, without
! even stopping to ask its price ! This
! requires more strength of soul than
I to wage in terrible combats. A re-
! inark which we heartl theothtr day,
i made with a tone of stoical resigna -
! tion and noble humility, seemed to
us to cnial thegrandest words ot tne
; antique Spartan and Roman hero -
'ines. A woman was going to a ball,
! voiirincr with .delight. Sue asked
the price of them ; it was very high,
a sigh:
i Tom-ii Ti iit-r.rtiMi i
v'
irt M l'o His
rinlonbtwlv tl
li" Will- "i.
e n ;o
iut a
is- oniy
in I yon i
will that has "vintf w
it.
,
u, cncimra
a man to use ln
!,wul, 10 lvr-v.1 . "i'S.J0
en'i'-r drifting upon eerreiits that
he ean neither stem nor cross, hut
that he is on deck, and that his hand
is on the helm, and that, it is for
him to eho.-e which wav lie will go.
Undoubtedly he will' need the '.it
vine help after he has made his
choice; hut the divine help comes in.
.. . .. ...l. . 'i ..I..
- noi. ;as a. Mt'iMtiiut- tut 't.s t.ii'!-r,
i , . , , i
i but to siipidcmcnt his in',ver. And
i , ,.-!,. , .t
' v.e have u perfect n-.'ht to sav to tlte
., ,...1 ; -..--i ;n
lI..'rC t It 1 1 .1.1 1 1 1 lli.Slt lit, I. 1: I.', .till
1 1 .
11 In
: "'oy use iui.it.
lias
r. ' 1 -Mil 1 -
left (101I Will help i 1:11 1 to o tTeomi
. ... , 1 , , 1
temptation, aid the.t lie nt t r in 1 1!
, .
"il nuct I' f 11 n a v s.
' .... .1 ' 11 ,1 . .
' ' 1 l tnl. st lll.'l'- is iit t 11. ,0.-0, 10.0.
11 h men sliould be surrounded by
o'l i.tilu'r.ees. and shielded from
i. r . .1 . . . l... .1 ....
t 1- m 1 l:. v i-'li a kii ;i iui t an in hmm
nt it is unite impossible iiollv to
j n - lV:m atii)
j - i(,,hii!, .. r!.H(.s yx
, ;(Vi..1vs A vrst aiiio.rit oi
aiivl a
must
f labor
. i
that has-
! r
ne to the building of de
keep temptation away
1 f.:nses to
,-
tiitiii iif.,
might, tietrer nave been
, , :..,....:.. th ,.,..
, , -, . : . t7!nK.:,in
r.oth kill-. Is o
work must
done
but we think that tl
proportion ha.; often be. n
T -
..ii. ..01,
and that tne t -licet 01 much ot tno
current teaching has been too debili
tate rather than invigorate tie- mora!
energies of the fall'-n.
Of course thi- has been done w ith
purest intent, by men and women
who have proved their sincerity by
iivditt ins la ! t irs a in 1 pai nftil acri tiei-s ;
by men and women whose earnest
ness and purity have wen our ap
plause. Their onlv fault is exaggera
tion of an important truth. 1
li.
men are
con.-i.Ieriilelv dealt witn
bv
:ou
can over.-tate th" truth in
wav as to do tiieiu grea.t
sit'-ii a -iniurv.
',
The error must if possible be avoid
ed.
Titev must
taught, that they
and that they
the U.-e ot what
have
i nor;
,t
itiwer
are rcsponsiol.' lor
they have, and that (iod
ot, i-
waitnej
to make u: all th i
1
n-
! cies.
They mtbi
be taught that a
; return to t!c- wavs ot vice i
to th-
r.t t
mnortmuiie but wn-ked ; that tlte
men who has resisted temptation
fr live years, or one year, or one
month, has proved himself to hr:vc
j the power to resist it for a 1.
ir.g'.T
i pernx
I ami ti
nat then-tore
i,
fall
issi s: tii of guilt as well as weakness
I And instead of the gospel of imbecil-
ity nicy mu.-t near every
stirring call of the prephe
: I.or!: "Miov. yourselves nn
:i
A Ti:-i:ieiii!iH!.s Spiilef Story
corresiion.ieiit
wntes
t:m
';-
Plainview
( ):! o :
Tin. folic
to the Ch
,'tiig rac,s transpired on
i the !::rin o; an lion st old farmer.
i-dmiif two mtis !,-o.,i the town of
: PI -invii -,e f.a-f Monde, v m.,rnin".
' on (-itteriiv' his bum. 'ihe f .rm. r
M'ound, to his greet surprise, his pet
i huli-dog ami old cat and her kittens
I susnended from th- cross-beams in
litis barn. Or. exautinatioii lie found
t .eio fo e susnein f'l ! tere ova
idea vonng to rescue til', m. had her
i tevou r.
The farmer went out to ceil in.
some neighbors to willies.-; tlte mar- j
vi Ions scene, but imagine his sur
prise when, on his return, lit
found
. a sucking colt ascending to the wt 1
a sucking co
ami tin- other eis: oetund in- toie
1
egs, he was in-nig t.r.
,-n
up Py t:;e
ha s. but toe farmer was unwihing
to sacnlii !
eo'.t for t!ie bi r
fit of
scientific investigation.
and
was rescued.
The spiders were then taken from
the dovecote and killed. nc meas
und three ;intl one-half inches in
length, and weighed one-half pound.
Thev are of a dark brown color
with a light stripe down tin ir backs,
stntng. active and feroeiou;
f-evi-r-
-eetion
aoo've
al men of gcoil repute in this
are willing to testify tothe
fact-.
Natioleon's YVateli.
j
; The watch which the Prince Im-
j perial wore when he was killed, and
w hieli is iifvv in the hands of the
: Zulus was worn by the first X - ipo -
: Icon through most of his campaigns,
.-.nd aft.-rwartl t the end of h:s ltic.
; It kept ver' indifferent time, but;
the great emperor would never wear :
i the day ho was ntuned Irince Presi-
j dent until the dav of his death at
the
1 was at om. 10 pin iiinisen at
WHOLE NO. 1515.
11s-m;1-M itfciit in Spain.
! lit
b;vad in i!
ou;.i i
Ml'l
is :i
white as s.iow,
v. : verv li.'ht :
as cake, and
the lioiir is
lI'O
t itiliiiirabi--, i'r the
and I'lire, ami the
wi'oT.t, is L'oou
b -cad well knead-d. l!e wav
li -v
make 'lis bread i-- as f.i!iow:
Kr.-m lare. lont: ptmnh rs tiili 1
will: v.lieid. tin y take out a handful
at a time, sorting it most earetuily
a:id exj.eiliti. i:-Iy. :;;!.! throwing
evt rv defeetiw tr r: l : ; 1 into aie-ei.er
ba.-kct. This .'tone, the wheat is
ground between two circular sion. s.
as it was ground in K-rypt two
thousand years ago, the re'iuUite
riitarv motion 1 . ir.'' itiven bv a blind-
lit'
urn:
hit h
passes around
ring p-alienee,
to iii-t neck.
f.fid around wiili un
a he'd boi-u: attac
v. liieii, as ion
lie is 1,1 llillVeilit e.t.
tink'. s on ; anil v.
urgeil to his duty
"aivu inula" iVoia
It'll it Stops lie :s
y tae siioii; of
si'ini' one within
hearing. W'le-n grouinl, i!e
wiieal
-', i!'e
IS Sllietl t 'irolI'.;:t three sen
1 last of the.-e being so m:e thai omv
the piu-t- flower cut pa.-s through it ;
this is of a pa!-- apricot color. Tiie
ltread is made in the evening. It is
mixed witli siill-ei. ;;t water with a
little salt in it, t" tiake itito dougli :
a t rv s:na
U
.!!:'.li!
Ie,
n or
yeast 111 one Knelt oi noiiM-noni
bretnl as in Spain, would last a week
for the six or eight donkey loads of
bread they send every day from t:u ir
oven. The dough made, it. is put
into. sacks and carried 011 the donkevs"
backs to the oven
i the viiiage, to Intk.
in
tut' centre of
immediately
arriving there.
kneading.
On
; tfu- dough
is e.iv.deti n;to portions
, welL'otn
loft e liololos cut :!i. 1 mi
I mt:
narrow wiM.len t-ib'.es 0:1 tres
tles an
ttteu i.iace'i ie e.vn
tie
"t.l.
it'll.
in
t 01
tied :t i urious sight may 1
About twenty im n, b,ik"rs, (
and range thi m-elves on one
the
tah'Ie. A htm 1 1 of
tiou.n is
witieh he
;'mg about
.ten liin e
ii pe-ses i;
, ooi-s th--
v-'ly u:.ii:
- : iv f .-
o'l f's the
:', initio
handed to lie- Ue.uv.T.
begins klletl'liitg ail 1 kl toe
witli till his might for a
or four mie.ut"s, ; .el tin
on to his ia :gii' '. '. v,'l"
same, and so on si,i . e- -all
have kneaded i:. when
'as soft as new putty :e'
the ovt n. Of course, as -first
baker has hame'd ti..-
to Ids 11, i"'il i, ,r. alii
t ami s
j v-u. ,.Uantitv oi.it.u ..ii
i 1. it,,..,, .,1! 'Tbc bei. -
.: til"
adetl
and
r the
V TV
daughters sua
oven.
no
me
.I
:i small. They
.!.--.,
i;iinja.vilt r.
It has L"oii
late that the Ian
to b"
i ax;
I ot
ng
A th- gun tht
r must be the grains of pov. ,1
large grain ot gunpowder
slowly heciuse t!:e fire is
time rt'.tciiiiig th- cut re. a
slow burning powder is what
11-
In
smooth bore veapon lite c:i "-uen
; balls hit loosely, and may be expell
ed at a bound ; but in a rilled eait-
' lion the shot, so t- speak, moves
upon a sort of a. r.iiiway. ttn.d it
' would nevt rd i to gi t th" sla t in mo
' tii lit too suddenly. An undue strain
.Would be eXirtet'. Upon the gun.
while til" velocity of bail the -wot I it I
; not ' :e h'crca.-id. I 'or :v ri:'.: d ge,.i.
' ther :'ore. a slow burning (Large is
absolutely necessary, .-tin I tiiis is to
be sec i! ret I only bv reducing the sur
face to bit kindled. In the ei-seof
the jirisniatic powder, ti;e grains, if
j they 'may be called by that name.
; are so closely placed that ia th'c
c;':i get bctwi.-u tie tn, and hence
'. the action of kindling is ii! further
; reiluced. Not only is tin- shape and
; density of jiowdejr grains now at
' tracting artieul;'.r attention, but the
- percentage of material has also oeeil
i under study, The amount of water
in gunpowder to the minute extent
. existing in ordinary samples is found
1 to influence combusiioii in awry
marked d' gr; e, and nothing but an
exhaustive st ri' of trials can give
I sutiicieiit data for l rat tie.. I appii. ;:-
tionofso itnportai.t rm ch-meid iit
ithe seienee or explosives.
I In the meantime cie mists are
1"
ng out v
:lt!i! V
'!: V
tir' t- e
uncertainty m tne comotistain et
gunpowder, to which, notwithstand
ing their repeated warnings, but lit
tle attention has hitherto been given.
We mean the eotnoe-tioii ef the
charcoal. Acordipg to the manner
of preparing this, the method adopt
ed for charring and the material cm
pioyetl. so does the ehi micai ( ompo
siiin ot t!. .' cherco.ii ttir't-r. Soeie
samjties, for ii:-;..e e. pniv on
analysis to contain ." per cent, of
car! oil, while others have '.'e p ;
cent, less: it is ear eiy to be ex pi .-et-ed
that gunpowder made from the
two kinds will have the same litirn-
ing tpialitit s. aie
der maufactuA s
vet wii.fi
gunpow
charco.d Itlp.'liet.t
1.
ireoal is
no matter how much it.--
parts oi eaieoii. nyun.g; n. o
and ash may tii:'..' r. It is .
use, therefore, paying any
lar attention to the physical
ox v ..
u.
, t
all;: tl-Ijll.lii-
tits oi gUliWler so Jolig li.t li
chemical eon.positpiu is ainn.-t i ;i-
A Nesl of ital'lesnake.
Z.-biiioii Martin and his son Ciiar
es discovert tl a n- -t of rattlesnakes
near Henry's I .eeei, six loil. s fr. .in
Oil City, a short time ago. They
wen removing a large pile of s'o:e s
under w hich the n Ptdt s were con
cealed. There were nearly sixty 1
them, all coiled up bgt tin-r. 'fit. y
. rcst-nibb-d at f'r-t a targe ball o:
1 black rope. Afhr th:- stoms had
been rt moved, tie sun hieing upon
them p-vived tin-m. il
' we;
w In-
I with a whitish s!i
had exuded from their bodies. Mar-
suritrism g agmtv, t!i. :r mouti
wide open and their ft 'iked tongues
stones. The largest had sewntet
la's .-11 lai 1 coti 1 0.1 : out .oei ;'!'
: theill t: j. -o !,e sai, I :
"We'd, when 'lie hi f'-d In:.!' toio. -in
tell hi Hi io take e!'e of tltem."
His wi'e V.'t lit flit at o!!f door sm
' as he picked i:p his jx-ti his ,1 i tight, r
i looked in at a'l'.tt'.er door and said:
! "Pai'ti, th.e hogs are in tin- front
iya'r.r
! '"Yes, I know i:."' s :" 1 "n.-v- r
mind," and siu- left.
, . ...
1 he 1'oo.c c.i:n. 1:1 ar.o ta;.i:
'ister, the h'.-;s ;: ,tut and r.tis-
i il:g ll:e iidcbii'f."
He was tired of hearing this tu-w --.
and wanted to go on witii his spe- eh.
tuid he replied :
TV,n't you mind the l.ogs, gi,-! ;
gti to lite kitchen."
Site w nt. aiel i;:s 1.1. .ih-r-i.ido.'.v
i-iiti-red and said :
"Tho-e ho-s art -.: fa- ..rd.
and tl: y k-.k !-e.. :v :'.
'1 It ;s 1 int ' e:.r . . . 1. r .: 1
'cried:
i "What the .iev-il ean I . wiei
those h":'s ; '
"Shut 'em up."
"Woinan. ii'yo'i thitdi i'ei going
if.) stoji riling an a pp. ai ;br lion. -:
. government, to ' and cha;-e he.--,
' you'ie ;ni--;.:s.t n. Leave ie.- !
And she wt nt oh' mnt;-. rie.g :
"Ilorrid biiite."
t luce more t!:e tormoit.e:' sfa'e .-
man turn-tl to Ids spet-lt :i.dwr..t-
t'll'.'t' Word..-. 1Io 11 his s,,.; 1,.;; ' o,
am! cried :
; "Oh. d.l.i. the h'-s is !.,.,-,!'
'i'ilis V. .I-' too ,il-e!!. 'l'i:o 1 ,ir -!
'man g. .: :i. :-;:rft 1 .-t.e.i and the s,,..:ii-!
: of its falling clild tit' c-i-ily ie er.I
iabov. the sigliii.gs ,,f the i::.!:-.;..y
iad v. i-o w..s iveutii i'!y s.-:tt t ''t!.
One.; more tic pcc. h v. as rosm.;.., j.
when a n.-'ghe.or nt'-n- 1 ;;.! t -marked
:
;-S.,'.ii;'.-, I though; IM c aa.l
t; ii y.ni yo'ii- hogs are out."
"lio voii own property ii:'.!.'. to i
d:imag;'d bv these swine!"
"No. sir.'''
" I'll en hi ine ; a I 1 ;' , ii I i ineii
.11. in ' vni'.r lahhi -'"s ;:'-
fairs."
"Sir. i il'.h.'t -oil,.- ia r, f.i in
stiitot!." "' i t on.!." and tii" ie -ighh..:' r -
t:r-"d in adv::::' t- of ;t itoei
!,;-,
Then tiio .si it -man d:--eo en !
ti.at he '!."i. i t tint" t- i omiott to.
: j'iet t-to in' i.t'.ry. ia;t luti-t r'l.i for
' tlte meeting, and t ia ii l.e ei'rued
: thiT" Ie' a-eert. lined tiiat a :na:i
' when writing is apt t" put down
whit sofie pt rsoii w;.s s ivingfo hi;. i
i as his own thoughts, for in- read
from his notes tin -. op,-n:ng word-.:
"Ihieinis and ft How hogs."
; And after he had announced t'.e.t
lie i i.tintry uas in danger b.-;. ......
; lie v;.is;i t going to eh.".-- hog-, an.'.
that his mot!ier-in-!aw was ;i , hi !,.
iimd that "the cause ef liberty de-
iiiiiin.isa government m nogs.
t ; -
j crowd t ieg. in to hiss and his frn ne -I
took him home and put him to bt d
!; t tlrmec. and the ;,ct dav h -'. i -;.-da
! ! ediuirall over t- '-,; ;br
; nubo-hing the stM-i t ii.
SI'-sii on Iliiiltlti'o.Si'i'ir.
I o? building-stone t rei.-t presm-,.
;and ati.f.splieri' iufltn nee itn well
knot'. 11. but iil' i'e .-' ;: r 1 1 V eVt r 01 -
(t;rs tut t xten.-ive tire whi- It do: ;
Itot eiupiiasi:..' th.e need of l.-t-;ti r ie
formuti'.ii a- to the cit' t o! la at Ui.
1 111 stone. Thismed Hir.Uit A. Cut
j ting, Seiie ( ieologist of Vi rmout.
; lias und'ertaken t i supply by a.
I ies of experiments, the iir.-t rtsu't
I whieh is to confirm and giv- ex.a '.
! ni ss t i tin; general imprt'---i in that
' grand" is a j.iM.r ln-at-regi-i-r, an-'.
tl." s mi to show tiiat l.:t re : -
v. it'.e ih'.'ite even in gran:'' :n
this r'-pttt. He it tl ti ev-tv.o
sp.-ejiiii US of th' best kliov'l t;'e. r-
r: s. and found that w!.il" ail v.i re
Linal" eet.-il iiy ;!if."iii' of hi u-. ti o,,
:e:e usual lv lugan at bli.')'. tea - .-enoii
and fi'tou'-nt ';.t '' . and ft l.".""'.
all tie speeiim :i were ruine.'t. the
tfolte from Mount- Hesert sianding
th.e test piriit'ps bitt.-r t.'a.n
other. He glvi s as hi- i.pi!;i--"i
, that tne t in et of ...ier in hi :;t d
granite i-: rat in r appar.-iit t:a:n r.-;.'.
1 !;e inip'.'S'taiit of this 'inform:'. n n
is verv great, t .-pcci'il'v to he.:!'!, r :
ami ins;:i' :s. In spite t'.f tie Ititti.-.
. tiiis f.tvt-.id 'slo.ie will probably eoi.-tinut-
to be U-i'd ill 'iire-j.roo;
: Liitldh.g". am1, po. il.Jy V.itie (it -
ions dati'.-er, if it is only t;- de:
vt ry solid v.ai-s. but to ie - it in
buih e ngs s (I ppei ting et :iun:i-.t ;pt -
. ially witltin the wails, is only to !-
; vite the gutting of the who!.' ii-t.-rior
of the hu'idiiig if a lire siiould i r ai;
-I.c Use Mud !iy t ir-1."
T i
it !' is a cate'ai i -.-t-n lit::: "..
i ....
: W II be ilnpn.r-' d Upon ti e I. .' -;-y
of both young and old :
i Mr. Spurgi on. in walking :t litre
i wav oi;t of l,o-n,!o:t to pr
iclianeed to g t his pantaiooi - .tute
; muddv. A e-od ! -.ten im l Idm
lat t!- r toe! d.-h- '. V .-ft
!,:i:mI and Take , .'A' - a , ie ef tl . lo '..-!.
"li. ie.." said Mr. S.. -d. n't y..-.;
ee it is v.et. ;::ii'. if you trv '. r-i- U
it n..:v. vo'i w;!' rub llie st.ie.i ie'o
the eloti; ".' Let it dry, v.hcii it w:h
. eoiia- i. if e:;.-".' e;-;, aign and h r.w "
mar';."
So, v. !; .1 men speak vil :'
. f. .!.-. !y titr.ev nmd at u don't 1 .
i" a ' hurrv about br.'.-hing it otf.
Too -great etigern-.-- to brti-i; ii i'!''.
apt to rub it in. Let ii 'If
. e
t.nd live. ;; ne -1 he, a u tie -.
will r, move it. Ion t io-aer sirito
about your.-elf t r others, or trou' !
in a so.'.it tv. or in a, ehi;n h, by ha '"
to do son, i thing. Let it atone : i- t
' it drv : it will be more asily t r eh
eated than y.ei think in the tir-r
heat of exeilenn ut. 1;me .'ia-' a
Vittii'lerfil pov.i r in sia h mtd'.-r-.
Very many titli-'s m th; - va.rl.l vh!
be ra-dy got 'W r by Jinle io't 'y
"IitPng tbei'i drv."
Tiee tiilt lletsi.
i'-ii.aps the bigg, st h'-r-e in the
world is';:,.. "White Horse." of It. rk--iiir
'. rh-.iaiid. Itisottehuedretiaii.!
-t venty y.-rds lor.g to tie- r.d :
the tad. it is :i figure' i f.t in '.:
si-ierfa hi'.!. A i.i.g way off it
docks a- th'.ttgii ttrawn in ti.ah;
lire s. but tie' outiint s are realty .'""p
''.itches cut in the so".!, ami kt pt
j dean and fn e from grass by J:.e
; people, who take pride in it. The
: tiit.-h' s an- -ix yards wide, and two
, fee t d' .-p. The eye- of tin' l.rs i;
' titur f et aeross. and the ear is the ".i
yards long. It can be seen for
sixtt-cn miles. When the time
comes t.i 1; ar out the iliti Ies. the
; people make a sort of picnic of it
; play all sorts of rustic games and
have fir:c tiliui. Who made the
White Horse, or what for. is not
; known. It is verv old.
:i ''.".
' t