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(Knx O'K SrixnAi. Coruesposiiest.)
WASIliM.TM.V, Sept. -Jlth, I').
Well, I couldn't help it. TheV all
went. e' I had to to. Its one of
mv veal: roints. to mv wit" stiy?.
and I hall ' li'.-vc ! he yho'it 'ilit.
S -v i.Mi-r. d.-eoralion rm.nuni-iit
atid 1 ain Uitli you rytui.o. jio for Founds had awaken, u -;i.iii:n
ol to Sharp'-bunr, it would be of , ' tc)c..
no inkre.-t to relate, but I ot then , ' dicer was heard, and a .-dl.-nee
il the same, after declaring it wan . v UJK,n un present a.s they pazed
inipos-ihk- to :.. When the "old v. it!i upturned faces, upon the "pri
vets'' cot in ranks ami f-tai ted lor Vate soldier," upoi the inamufiecnt
the d('"pot t the taj of the drum-, I Work of art Mhieh had just I'een v.n
th(r.L'!:t I wovd 1 he!t to trive ;hein veiled, and whieh v.-as to coininennr
a cood f end oil'. Hut, pshav;! v. lien ; rote the bravery of thos- in live
I .Tt to the train it was no use. "I thousand rravo- seatb-mJ ail i'.rottnd
-ot;ldn't stav awav, sol went aloi;
Wo had a most delichtiul ride lr;
the canital city, llnrdlv liad we
rune ln-yoiid the uistnct limns Cie
fiome of'the bo commenced joint
i;c out M.ots if interest, having a
war hist" or and v.Iiere Pomt- oi mem ;
had done' p'a kc t duty. From the
Moiiocraiy to the I'oint of Rk1.s !
war life was the subject of conversa-;
tioii, refreshel in the mind by the ;
's tliroii'di which they were
-I- i , r., ...
par-sing. In the midst of this agree
able conversation the road brought
r.s parallel with the Chesapeake and
( )hio Canal and within a few feet of
its bank. At this juncture a boat
r i!-bvf tlic merii an i!aT.
That was i!,e Sigurd mr lotid iit:r
rahs. and after honors had bot-n paid
the national colors. Carlield and
Arthur came in next for cheers. The
canal-boat hehig doubtless the su:
urn to awaken enthusi- j
g rue
a sin
or the
Jiiroof the tow-path.
From the l'o'ir.t of Rocks to t!ie nd
of our journey, ton
na s were not noe.
recognized some
Manv a soldier
place he had visited once before, but
ti .uler different circumstances, lla n
iievasiatioiis of war showed the de
struction of a country. Now, Pleas
ant A'alley, with its green fields, wa
ving com", herding cattle and crazing
sheep, give evidence of the change,
i- fail and complete. The farmer is
turning his soil preparatory to ,-ecd-i
ii-.'. and the flacks studding the
;':eid- demonstrate that the hal ve. !
was inland tin- huhandman v i i I
leeeive remuneration for hi- toil.
Neailv all the vestiges of t!;e war
haw departed and prosperity seems
to ha vi- returned on all sides. As the
train roiled al-mc over the ground.
-onliu.'Us I i the bat
licli o! An- !
fi'itam. t!i.
Round the
tiTantl armv
han.l
I.ovs e
t.laveil "Kallyi
'vs.'" a.n-1 X'h'
lime, in with
1 heir Vo:
Ue -.1 :
h..V-( to'., 11 '.
thin was
Tiie'l'act t!ia
the neveilin
I.-! V into tlie hit Ie 0,11
11 i;o,i,l time. Kverv
l.ustie an-1 (iinu- :oil. i
t it was the occasion oi'
of the 'i'rivnte Solil-'
icrs"' Monusiiciit t Anteitam (.Vm-. of tin.- nation, unless our national
ft cry, will esnlain v,hy tho town t-tandard of political tth'-.s i- tleva--n
Ideiily aroused from its slevm- i ted until tiic fraudulent count, the
-1 :t" and asumed one
iile
'-''d
aetlvn . . i ne sireeis ere ojockci
i.
v. ith vt hides of all characters and it
wa with L'lvat dilhcultv that one
could move ahout, for tho streets 1 i-vstem of modern tini'-.
were a perfect swaying mass of hu- i ' ylr i;roi,is was loudlv apnlau.l
mamty. I should not say streets.; After the hand, had'a-ain plav
hut it it is down, so let it p.. h.r .j -lr . II. I.:tiul.t it. .d" J'liil.pli'-l-har-shur-
can h.- Kiid to have hut ! jia j.ltroduccd and pointed
one street, and that is the tumj.; kc ut in f.n,!,. l4.rujs -to whom victt rv
j.au;;' throu-u it. 1 here was noth- j wa ju th,.;t fonunatelv
m-attractive ahout the villaro tin-!,-,,. th(. W(.ilari. 0f ti1(. Uej.uhlic tii'e
Jess it he the connt'ction it hears to ; war 1)ni(.(a no JK. c-t!1tral lipr.re
N-pt. l.th. when this locality !in wh(K1 tYi.Ui.,. A other sink
was the scene ot v. ral hotly -"n-;iu1lJ isionjheanee : no ow name
tested and U.-ody hattles. I nday ! whuse hislurv is the hist-.rv of the
was ad extremely hot day and .lust ..,.. r-..r .'.v V.oole.c.i whose tow-
n.i aiuu...iaL i i im ii Kiini, ion, ;
... I ... ..... . . i .... . n i.:... i 4 . .
that proved most
innoyin::. The
JViWi
iwdcred limestone mixed with th
yellow Maryland clay, was suili
ciently liht to scatter without force
Mini it was most searching in work
iu through the clothing and had a
tinging cfh-et ujkhi thecyes. Fully
L'iikki j.cople were j resent. The
vent was siimalized hy thepresence
alsoofa larc lituulior of distin
ouished men, the (Jrand Armv of
l!ic llepuhlic, the Fifth Maryland
n..: ..a l , , a -i-.. i...
Jicirimeni, a oauervoi c nuea mates
Artillery and several compani. of. ;; ; jvoxtKlVo the sea. or at Ap
s.Jdiersfr(.mirgina and IVnnsyl-1 Mii,iattox, receiving tlie surrender
vania. It was a holiday very "cn-
ranv ousei veu nv mc inuaouanis
n. ..1 ii.. . i i .
.f all that section of Maryland with-
in easy access ol Niamsburg, and
those present aj.piyired to be iullv
in svmpathv with tho occasion which
1 1 . 11 1 .1 . .. r, ,
ua.i caiieu inem toget ner. 1 neniue
iniiionnso inoi.ran.i Arinv oi tlio w!l(.n V(,11(kr raljiu. ,!i:xll li:!V(.
Itcpuhhc, the gray of the I ilth Ma- cruiui,l(',i itodu-t. and when amid
ryland regiment minglmg wita tho ; thP :l0,Umulatini: ?lorics of our later
somhre attire of the civilian and the ; listi,rv. t.V(.n our hattle's names shall
delicate Iui.tv of the woni. n.hrought ,i;m, ilto m(,ni(iriWi
no recohei tions of "grim visaged ; luna as iht, st:UTV (,,n;iliUl.s t!lP
war, and while groups of veterans ofa fl, 0 .)Ul, ,.,,,lt ,.,-,1,',;,.,
stood ogcther and jionit-'d out to th( n.sl 0(,,lsi(n)., i,v thdrdevo
ea. h other such old ianuhar ,,omts . sl.,u Jlluun'in, of t,0
as na- oki j'tinKcr cnuien. me stone :
mill, tho bridge and the plowed lot,
the face of the' country was sochang
! that there were few hut what
were at fault in locating the different
orj.s on the day of the battle. Ev
erybody fraternized with everybody;
else, and those who had not been at j
Anteitam listened eagerly to the'
reininiscnces of those that had.
The cemetery ia situated on the '
south side of the turnpike ahout one
mile east from Sharpshurg. stands
o.i a high hill, and it i said to be
about the spot where (o n. liohert
J.. I.i-e stood watt-hint: the battle
Anteitam eighteen years ago.
The view is a grand one. Oil' to
the left lies the bridge near the old
mill tiiat Kurnsido attempted to cap
ture and cross, but did not succeed.
A short distance to the north could
be scon the lane where the dead and
Tvouudol were piled deep one upon
the other, and the lii'o-iluid ran
lwn the rad so freely as to cause
the siH.t to bedubWd T.loodv Hun.",
Anteitam Crook, that then iiri.veJ
Mich an important dividing line he-;
t wet n tho c'.nt. iKling armik eroens ;
i-leejiilv and lazilv alonir. unmindful
,.f il,.. ..,...i..,.i; ;
hattlo. Had; from this at- hort lis-'
lance w Uie red hriek house that :
MeOlellan ied as his ouartcrs,
while still further ha.'konthemoun-,
tain, at the highest and most eon-
H.ieuous ooint, a vacant H.-e (,in ,
iK'noticoiiinthe fohaire.anditw
Ihore tlwt the "l.K.kout" was cstah- i
jj,.jKj
it MOUHI I' ..llUCUll ll) U'll OIl!r , , ., , , ,
what ii1ion ofthegroun.lshctwecn'0'" ('vm'rd '.cneral Join
Ktrdvsville ami SharpM-ur; there ail "thers as.nrm.r )e of their
was not a contest, skirmiVh or ha!-(an, tyntideneo m
lie. AlniiM every W of -round : -J'avors to assist my Mate.
i ... ..ti i i .... . i.
hcrn!iouts was iiercely and ttuh-
lHtrnly ioiitcstiii, eventuating in the
great 'hattlif of South Mountain and
Ant itain.
Al tout two oVhiek tho niili!arv'ru''s f,f tlie I xst Cause, and m he
rom harpeshur- arrival. There y-te ot tno pratolul m, lotions lie .j,, a uily of waUr thu limited ! iieV-,, d 'u .11 ; v. i Vi V I -u, 1S ' nl Throat dii
tv.v no rejrular line of march l..srn-! '' 01 r,''ns ot u nviu-sterj which was recently put in iie hy a 1 kcr's ,;,.,:.- r. llir'. 1 1 aV j ,',. It d.R's these thinp hy
I"1 t!l,',e an ""avoidahle -"rt "ar. , Cenn.in near IIarifJrd, Conn., aj r- ' d.ns " he worl ' ' U 1 P: ' rtrik.inS !it root of disease and re
lay in one of the trams and it cans-' 1 ported in a journal of that city. To ! merit ".',, Z V Wn''l!!i cau3:
dachan-o of programme. l,n The fi-lioivin- is a copy of the re- 'cure the foul well he lirst cleaned it such iu"-i o. , t ' Ul linii ; Ir, ?ime?s n)wmi t,u-ih
-:itennji the cemetery the procession : cord of General ( Irani s inarria-e in lout : hetl.cn nut in a neck of salt : IW ..f.l . " . .1 3 tc"-mnitv, . Honey will relieve any eoii'di in one j
passed to tlw riirht of the sneakers' the Ileeorders office '-Stntc ..f Tic. hoi, I nfW tl,.. -..!! l.n.l 1....... :ii.i "1"n"-r oiunin. ! hour. Trvnn:iiiit.l..l.i.tlh..it Kluents
stand and marching around the
veile.1 statue, haltcil and formed in that 1 have this davjin-d in tholdrv, Tho cieralion is manifestly of i were un ih e t f "1C aiv lK,in- a Tix.tli-ache, Ncural-ia,
u wii'wm'k ; holy bonds of matrimony Lieutenant i the same order as the sweetening ofi 1 xm V " IW.r ' v in n ' Co'ic or 1 '''laehe in " to JJO minutes,
hen evcrythin;: was ready, Miss Uyi-.-s Grant, of the United States ! hutter that "histes of the firkin"" hv , t'oMPorvii .,r . " E';1:T,Ani-K I and readily relieves Rheumatism,
Helen Wn-ht. dau-hter of Gen. Geo.: Army, and Julia Dent, of St. Louis. ; drenching it with brine, In both have -one mi ti I r('C0,vVrfd ami ! Kidney Complaint, Diarrlnca, etc.
15. liuht.t.f Ohio, wasdriven in an (Vrtilie.1 by m this Kth day of : cases the solution of salt destroys the : Send t,. Ir TN'' if'i'f j Trv a sample bottle at 10 cents,
oiten barouche to the sUuue, which : Scj. tembcr. A. I)., 1S4S. H. Linn, ! microscopic organisms which have :'' jVet,.rn , " 1 r m,'ll,,,i I,r- Fonner's St. Vitus Dance Spe
was puarde.1 hy the Warren Lhditi minister. Filed October Lsis.';' caused rancidity. lf,7r,....,;. iV . U'nuo' L.vnn. -bass., : cifie. One bottle always cures. For
Infantry. and at a ii yen H-nal ci
; tho eonl.-? that held the national ol-
or? around the monument. Shnv.i-r
taneous v, it!i tiic sounu oi lite i.iK'io l
, 1'at. the color.-j fi ll from tin.
M:iiUc
:ml the artillery 1
reo a national
ute. Tho echoes of the artillery re-
vci-hcrat-in;: amon;- the surrounding: !
hill.-, awob'ued memories ot nearly
;t m oil- otytar.- ;e'o, v. lit n upon t
annivei.-arv
.ft)
d:iv. v.i,-I 1
is sumo
thoin.
' The tattle is of -raniio, n'.i.nried
in Rhode Island, and represents tin
private in his winter imiiorns. t-taml-in
with his musket at parade r st.
The -dou-h-hov" U of her-lie si-,
i
tv.ontv-t wo leet i.i.'l:, pJace
jM.d-atal twenty f.-ct high.
j:;n.(it) and weighs 33 tons
'fhe lnoiuunent bears tills
inscription :
;i on
it or.
il i
. i .
J.OT
Kt T
IVK THKI C"-TBY.
NtPT. IT,
V .! c i1 n.. b"..1 been OllVel!-
ed. the immense thro:1.
auiiTi u i
around the speakers" stand while the
band.- of mr.-ie rendered suitable
airs tor the oeea.-ion. '1
ie si:1
nd was
decorated with Hags and crowuci
with ladies and gentlemen. At the
conclusion of the opening music, the
ast piece being '".Nearer my tioo t.j
Thee '" ( Icli. Ross ste'epi'd lurwanl
and introduced Rev. Henry I'd war Is, ball, !-!,. x. De salvashunof a man's j lie did nut d.-.-ire to be uarrelsoie t,.t,r or, .rroaning and shriek
vhi made a fervent prayer. Mr. M. ' soul is wuih mor'n ail devotes he i or unaccommodating, but if he was , jiV. ;md swellin" until he looked
Rro.-h
of Lancaster, l'a, was
lice. !t
;ntro,iucej ..,,'1 delivered an oration
of over an hour s lensnh on uie re-
suit and the lessons of the war. Mr.
Rrosins, when only 1 years of age.
enlisted in J '.!, and was severely
wounded at Rcrmuda Hundred, in
Is'.'ib and since th.e v....- has prac
ticed Iflw, I'eing a leading mem
ber of the La nearer bar. Mr. Rros-i;,-
spoke of the battle of Anteitam
and the results of 1;i' battle, lb'
also spoke of ur e.mtry, its mora!
greatness and iiia-nanimity. Rut
In- .ai,l. to the s.itety oi onr m.-tnu-ti.ins.
a stnii'ed halJot lox is more
liuiiirerons t'.ian tin a.rniy td" :'orc!un
inva-hr-'. To t
honor ot tl:e
,.: . . .,-..,,, 1. ,!!,
American name, a corrupt ha
iVauixht with e.-eater i r;l than tin
st.-ti" Point id' a traiior's l.ayoiiet
i To tie' pcriietnitii s ,.;
onr lil H-rt
i tin- halel tainted, wiih a
I.e is
looie latal man lie 1
'.in 1k , 1 !:
oralis
oitr eni-
a traitor's sword. Tli
itn-nt dangers, and it
.re
tiii'V i.e .;u
iir dn-wn tlaLTirers
to-.Iav t iicv mav
MM-ome "real poniards" in tin
heart
shot-L'un poliev. tiic ti.-st:
I:d!.,t
i .n.,1 tjI0 t-i,j
a.
:came to
rack of
iudieial
j American politics what the
i ihe thumh-screw ar,' to tin
' .
orm.r l .r..ol. lllloliee l iVersI CI , lows I if
, (,,1,,;7tr.. ,vi, .,..,i;,.s v,-lt
Meade at Cettyshur, staying toe
highest wave of reheJlion : not Sher
idan in the valley, wresting victory
from defeat, ur at Five Forks, deal
ing the death hlow lo the army of
Virginia ; not Sherman in the won
derful campaign at Atlanta on that
"march to the tea." which severed
tho confederacy ; not Thomas at
Nashville, in that coinjdetest victory
of tho war: not Grant at Vic kshurg.
..,.,.;
are of uie .uissiS'
.... .
lit fl'CS shaturen Je;
ions, was tlie
rn,ol.ev, tlie
, ;,.-,,f,i,.
j deliverer of our nation was nonc'oth-
i ,.r ( i)lti to the "hidi private"
tl t ,,u o Their names mav
i ; "i l i J r.
, "". .
iorgotten.
t the
ahide
work
and
t
lev w rote: 1 1
gallantry and patriotism of the
American Soldier. Iotid and con
tinuous applause.
After tho benediction the throng
dispersed, the military marching to
the railroads at Kcedysville and
Sharpshurg. Everybody expressed
themselves delighted with the mon
ument. The cemetery grounds are nicely
laid out, well and neatly sodded and
adorned with tlowcrs. Over -l.tini
soldier have their renting j.laee iu
these grounds. : n i the improvement-;
cost over .i . . A rnitedS!:,!iw
Superintendent 1c- charge ' it.
I'l-KIT.
ll.t--i illJJ
ol'a itclit'l Kaeoltf.
Vasuim.Ton. Sej.t. It'. John S.
ISarhour is another Vir.dnia states
man who is recommending himself
politically to the voters of th-
State because he stood well wit i
I.ee and Johnson. He has just bet ;.
nominated for Congress in the Ah x-
'11 ,w .
,!ulna ,1'a.!n, t:! 'tday at a
rf' at iuchestcr h-
nfl'rn1l U I'1" M'rv"" U hi
.-iai' meaning ms irea.-on ami
-'I'lT'-val h,s eoiirse m. t wm.
t
, AlthoughadeneatemattoiMt may
"m-"' to sj-cak some-
1:inf ot '"X f -v l It
;as h,rn asked where I was during
l!i;va-. ansT-r WiW
I"1 uf lu1-v- ui,1.lf U " "?'
tor me to hunt up testimonials, I
i nave sometinn wincli 1 could snow
from (leneral Ia'O, General Johnson
full
my
Wiuh? ) Iain. ton wrote a letter of
regret to ihu meeting, and he, too.
thought it a good thing to stir up
those who invited Lint with uu mo-
souri. County of St. Louis. I certify I
fc'uuuiimtntirr-jBM i "' -" ' . - - - - - - - --
TIio Xcw l"reaelser.
It ha 1 been announced lhat a new
oreadicr wo
her wn'.dd ndlris the eomrre-
j:,t!i)li, a
.nd that a now method of
jirc:-enlui-:r
o.-ixl facia, would be
adopted. ' The col
j;:ixiou- to hoar t!,
:oreu lieoiue eie
i . . . i .-
ie new preaeiiei.
i., n
i-.iv v-o v
f i.nv-' niov.- the rostti l
, ... r - j
xeiu (
! f-ario
it v. in Miinlav nmiit
l
":e
was well tUled. The
pr-a -:er w
lie earn p.
wards him.
rather late. Final! v
i ves were turned to-
. . .1
lie v.:
icrrv, uie ex-
!oliii('i
an.
Aseendiici the l'ulpit, !
the obi man wiped uie perspiration .
1 I lit
irons his br
brow, and paid: "It us i
pray.
The congregation bowed !
tos'. and the oid man raised hi
is
Lands and oxci timen :
'1, :d. de a:, at ofligiit. and tie. s
stroyir of :.!! u..:kucss, hab niusy
on tie sinner oh de lan Take de
lie outvn tie imm.s oh do politician,
an' t !:.-;i ! yt.nv sai vant tu discharge
his
.nwil-le duties. Amen.'
plea -In r wijied hi? face
j The
a Hi,
ana, a.t'n.r legar
n,
n:
hisc,
ngrega.tion
Dar hah
r a ieW si o;:s, said :
"We'll omit de singin
een too mneli sintrin' a
ir too little i
I action in ii
Ian' de bee
j win. a wi ta
s worl'.
I.'e era ki t .sings
ors.
cricket lies i
conns, but de bee hab j
bid Up K
Afore i cut
, ...itmea.is ot
: - into ile tt
pentanee.
; , it mav
lit i!
out.
oiaci' til toil vou mv
i.eraTice
i Lin do it in a very few
cmd 1 was on de wrong
oar. oi niy 'llueiice cood
1 piit polities, took out
i:n now a jreae!ier. Now
: 'lie dat libs bv de
Viords. j ;
road, a
do mucii.
license an"
for de lex
sword, shaii pi risli bv de sword.' I
Ue naiagoi
OO l
is, i.e wnai iios
ov de liulio;
ox n:us ieris;i bv tie ;
in c;t. 1 tie
. i- ii- . i
grown! up in d
make a return'..
1 wus a lioiitieian,
Ui" lon tunavl j.rcacluT. De liMe :
says t'ivi'e!-. 'i'c;icii t'.e Ci;isk1 ter ;
every iivin' eveee'.ier. WhatV lc !
u.-en j
lenen ter de cvci ener el ue j
- , . -
reeclH r won t iov.n; .None. jo
1
i'.iMe nieiins dat y r s!ia!l make eni
ter hark- n. 1 s. , s a troo'l niaiiv iM
t tin's in di- in use, an 1 wants 'em
P r come v.u t. r do mourners hench
riuht now.' !.fs pi Ur come. IV
Lord do
: p:iv 1 v"ih von woinu do
, . 1
cnvtlon.'i. Pin h.ays yon s ;rot ter 00
it'. Firinnos is religion. De r.K-k
of a.u s is made outen lliiit, .!r.
Johnson coiiie nj) an' ui your head
on di i.e:. 'h, j',-, played kyarils wid
ver. ont v..u's ;.o: loreform. Coine
oil. I t Ms yt r: is yer comin'?"
"No. 1 I i t." sail' Mr. Johnson.
"D. n i's! fe'.'-ii yer. You's hecn
s'aiioiii' e:i' de jireaehers loii'
"iiolljil.
The preacht r left the pulpit, ad
vanced t.i where Mr. Johnson was
sianilin and catmht him l.y the
ceilar.
1
"T;
mt
lo.
-e
I doan waiiter
l;ab no tru;.k wid v,m, man."'
"t'oloe 'i!-ah ter iii: bench or
I'll drag yer dar. lie ( iosjiel is
roused. I',' time of salvation is at
ban." ' i
"Tain mc !o,..-c, 1 t-1 ver. 1'se a!
n-,.1 ...i.i n.i.ti i..-if.li,. in lov I
hat.-' '
"Ves. and yer" tout sulphcr in de
hem oh ver uannents. Come on
heah and I'll icrk de stuilhi outen
you." "
The t wo mc.i be.i l struggling
and the wildest confusion prevailed,
-Sin-' de old 'Tugboat of Zion,'
" -
said the pvcacner. and tno congrega-
tloli ol.eVc 1
I'inallv Mr. Johnson
was dragged to the bench : and, as a
ocacou :
t. a,--.- -it i. iin.,1 iivi-r liini witli
a eiuo, he
out and ":,
the prea'
lol l..t look lip. '"(io
! 'em to come in,'' said
nr. "Do feast oh der
Lord in'.;-; oo tended, lov: put
your la.a.,! ,a de board of 'peiitanee. j
(toon, or vou'il bo lame fur a week, i
tilt down dar, olo man! Young
oonun, p it your head down dar!
When de moody an' Senkum busi
ncssfai vers got ter use de im
proved plan. lJoanletdatmanoi.it.
Hole him. Now, yer raskil, would
ver run from do lam'? When do
lam' won't fetch 'em, yer mus' use
de ram. I 'a switched de lamb's
tail at .b richo, and de walls stood
:ar.ienoi jigion naoiio r-e notni
weeds 1 'poses to"T'.Vod
still: but when da pushed wind ! f ? ;reto. uitn a similar con
through the ram's horn da tumbled, j tnvance tuo tad was fastened ; the.
oi. -.-hv .!..,.,-,-f ,-,ti.r em,..,, dor ! snake being securely held, was Jilted
ver ; jc.u-on nit ins jnan.
...
The deacon Kiirang L-rward,
l'il.
,
was on the eve of braining the bin
ner when h- announced his willing
ness to go. Some iifteen or twenty
were thus taken up, and. frightened
hv so determined example, the oth-
cr sinners mecklv obeyed. Within !
an hour from the time prcaehing be- j
gan.scvcr.tv-iive mourners were on !
lilt' IH'IM'.i. I III .JCriV MtMill 111 I lit. 11
midst. -Dar V a bright star shin-
in' in h' Ka,t-.ur vour heads
, ... ., 1 , , .i,
ilown, h-said, as a hov looked up
l e .1 4. in,
as it hunting tor the star. J)e
Ketiictly f.ir I-'oul Walcr.
(io.-jul car is rolhn , Sinners is com-j
in1 ter 'peiitan'e.!1 A refractory ;
: i i .... i i r ;
1'Iil till UO .Ill' . till. 1111'H.tl l-- . l.u, : , . J 11 i , , ,
i i ...... '.Willie ;i r.i:i I rrrnoii'iT...! i-i.,l i.-.-. ;
out was promptly knocked down . . 7i 1 1 tv mc'ics a daw .Severtiieiess in
by o.ie of the deacons. The meet-! ,U ve the droj.s as tney j ci .html 1110ilthV or two vears
in- hasted until near davdight, and i ? zc'1 sl'i'vl-v ?ut1t,jro"-'" 1 c lH,lson I enough progress will have 'been
the preacher left highly satisfied ! f rn "W. tI,c iiv' j made to arrive at a perfect under
with the result. ' ' ! n-c, 'l"".!lt,t.v iv"m ! standin-r ahout tho otLihility of tho
on litmus paper. It is n adilv solu-
Thc modern plan of getting the i ?h' U pl.veerine or water. Its tox-water-stij.pl
v of cities 'and towns : u'1'1'"''11 I'roj.orties were iullv tried
from nonds has revealed the fact ; 011 Varn-ly ot animals. Half a
tiiat the waters of most nonds and i
reservoirs are lialile occasionally to
1
take on more or less unjileasant odor;
l '"-'.
Old taste due to the growth and
decay of large numbers of acjuatie i '
jilants of kinds so minute that they i
can onlv ho fecn with the micro- !
scoi .e. It is uncertain whether water i
thus i-olluted is unwholesome, hut !
it is essentially disa-reeahle and un-!
palatable ; and is a still greater i.uz-
.lehowtojircvcnt.or even himler. ;
the riccumnlafion of this nnrinvm.r I
vt-etation in largo hodios of water. I
FiUratjon of the water at tho house '
such vegetation are hal.le to sutler
ol each indii idual consumer seems i
to ho the Lest oalliative ldfliei-to ,b-! an a"'t '"meral in that looaii-: t -e age. Loevcr has ':the t)Iue" aSlTOAM.'X . . A"
j vised for in tl.i- way a rcat ded of ' V"at a r,,:1,1 :,n'1 t-legraplj line ! ss'""''- take it, for it rojtdal,- ami rc skv -ai, tak, no other, am. you win nt be ! ,"p"wXw CommvT
itrouhlcsoine matter niav ho rr.,nov,!?rw ln l;'lsllVd -"vard from the disordered system that j ' ;r Sae Bv , u. r.i Tr of 11 week, wm oj,co
ed. Aeration of the water aer' it lfi! ."""on. and capital-1 Pv rise to then. It always cures j !,-mA- ,
haspa.W through the pipcx or ' "1 aro u,,v hAil" irt thl- ncw ''aM i 1,Iw,u?no' 1111,1 Ij,v,'r .mplaiiit, 1 . iU,DAY, 5Ai.-Tx.aSS2 G'X 1S33-,
evil. t..Hin.r b i -..,.1 tL 1...... ' W ""fTP msilfr. The eai h. ,i ci .. I Jaundice, 1 ) vsi .cDsia, 1 Vtnsti pat ion. i ti m i .TrSiH' t. ...
v ...... ..t ....... i-.,..ni ... ,-,,. i ll i i it . .1 I ir'f.s'j . .!'", as low as t.e or any other S.'h.sil
timeexivosed to the air, i.s another ! , l,r".n". the regularity of wdachiji jcyR and Aoi !Frii;i.EKN, X I .d..r.ii c,uai .i,,.us a.i
device of merit. And hv Lulling the ' Vv"! t0 Y '1 an immcliate ! ;nlaiikjikxt, hcrot.Ua t'.ry.sipclas, iv'.tZ S Z i k-mui,m a,idre,i,
,...,o. l...r.,.. ,. .. : 'ii.. i- i and liaildsonie addition tn flir. u;i,.,. ! rinil.eS. J! oleics and ALL Skin under-ianed txecutors and Trusteea for the! -
...un i.in,ii u.-i-,his iwBiuicmuis-: , - --- -- o..ii . . i t, t, salooi Hi., real estate of Joseph Kmerick, lata i
L;, ..r.i,., . i i production ot the St:ito- Mhi,, it..-., J'.IU' 'TIO.NS and lli.ooli DlsfiHl.Kiis ; w...,i.n,...n .,.... ..JLL. Zr
.-i.-..t,v : r.Miiv; u till.- UIIIUCUMIIU iiavor. . I , , . - niiuuj - - - - - 'I, ,. . 7 " ' m r .,
, '., . i invmir 1.. .. .ii . I., , ...... i Sin. 11. .,1 T .,1 1 ....... d. ..... oec'd. will sellat tiubuu outi.rv. on tha ..rrmu.
iouwiess many wells wliose wat-! i.nieo. ,....1.... ...hut. mm iw.n , . i . i.- , . . :
i rs are not cold enough and d.irL- .! i leHs.i.esn, tmpaiml .Nerves, iin.l -Ncr-
lenoii-h to t.revcnt tl.o nf ""'"K ni'sws, vou Dehilitv; llostorcs llcsh and
ds : and
-. . e . -. : i-; :
;r is oi interest to note an lniremous
in the s;ime way as the noods nnil!rn.m.,.i.....i'i il.. . '"' all-
, vu.e f.r nc..r.v.i..i'iir tl,n .1WU..1... j i , o.lli;
. . I ---i.---s.i.-j.v , "v. i.iiiit un. v : ii'riii-ii irnni iw.. 1
111 IV-fll It'rl41, ... 1 "a - rrtt a . 1
'ft j'Uali l'IllCi.
Tlio Two ;ats f Montana.
ami-six;; -t:ni-poxr.K...T. iietwf.kx ;
the rr.xst-s xi:kk: and ax aiii-
to!;. :
i
Aeeortlinjr to the leport on the
wealth of Montana, there are but '
two poats in that Territorv, The ;
ten-us
must 1
Olliee clerks thought there
sou:, thiiv; wi.n;: ;;!mt
this, m thev wrote to the Auditor of ,
the Territorv to look it up. Thev ar-1
, ... 1 .
::ruon ana convinced tiiemseives tnai i
there must be more than two in such '
1 . T . t 1 j 1 ,
a count rv as .Montana, i.ui iae :
Auditor answred tliat the report ot :
the i numerators showed onlv two. :
jTlic Auditor also reported that one ;
of tlicm was on a larm at one side :
;oi metu was on a larm at one sme-,
of the Territorv. and the other at the I
M - ther end. lie gave the names of :
the farms they were on and their j
I owners. The Census Oilice clerks
I held an indignation inciting over ;
the information, and resolved that i
the Auditor was lying. The discovery j
was made that one of the goats was j
valued at H'-K while the other was
assessed at onlv?"). "The- census ;
clerks then
made up their mind in-j
dividual! v and collccti
CIV l!
it tnev i
had tl
e AiMitor certain.
A lett-r was framed asking him :
jto explain the wotideriul uiliercnce ;
in the valuation of the two animals, i
It was also sUiT-rested lhat no.
siblv i
he may have overlooked the exist
ence of otiier goats in tho Territo
ry, and that if he would bo so kind
as to make a sneeial inouirv he
would oblige the fens'.
Office and
"prooablv tiorfect the
therwiso un-
usual correct enumeration oi'Mon-1
itana. ine Auditor oi .loma.i.i .
answered in a week or so. lie said
j i i . i
d anv more about tin
1 goats" he would know i
toe reason v.
il v.
He added in ex-:
jilanatioi. thvA the reason w.iy ow ;
of tlie ;'.ls vas nut (n'.vn:;t was
iM-cause lie was worth .!, sml thnt
tac i;u- l iU (lnwii ;it ) v,;is woi.n
1 1 . . i ,1 , 1 1
nut live: tent lie nan none ins v. 1,01c
Muty, ami i!il not want to hear any
'. more alioui tiic matter.
raiiLfdv enntiun ever wonti.) oc
letter of the Auditor was written
plain excej.t the word "damned,
'it was ihoilitht hv some to he "'hm:-
,1 rc,l.
Tl
would make it appear
I tli.it there were "t wo hundn d iroat -
in that Territory, which was -jv c!
;tn he soiiictiiin. more like it. A
i council oi' war was held, and it wa
decided that notwitlistaiidin it
I niijrh further aritatj the the Aii-ht-;
or to hi' asked ajjain to e.vplain his
! figures y, t if nny ht he done, A Vir
; trinia cici k. a man wiio "ha.s a rcc
iortl" i.s a hr.'.vc man. was rc'j'te.-tc,!
'to address a. letter of innuirv to the
Audit-.i
ed to 1 1,
there v
Montau
Colin: ie:
.r.n. ;;. mm n ne vaui-
undersiood as saying that
ere two hundred :oaU in
a, an 1 if so to state what
. thev were in. and i'.c (' -li
-s-us Oiiicc, ,.r at baist the Wealth
';,..! it and taxation !ivisi..n f it.
would !.e 'dad to know the fact- in
the (-:'.-'. i .
The answer was anxious! looked' The preliminary exc.tvation.4 tor
:-.,r if ."i-...,- vi..-f. -.,!! v I w:.s!this cntcriirise are being actively
Ibri'ef. "its words were:"" j
"I am a Democrat with a be: D. !
land onlv recognize a Fnion with a
I big F. There are but two goats in ;
j. Montana. I have come to the con- j
elusion that the whole damned
crowd in the otli. e are orazv. .and I !
don't li-ht. but only pitv erav men. ' ;
.1.
AVli-il Uatt lesiiakes are (ioou I'or.
It mav rc
eenerallv known to
our readers that snake poison is used
for medicinal purposes these days.
ami a nrm in Liverpool reeenuy mi- j
ported a numl.cr ot rattlesnakes, , ,lf (,ialki n.sting on banks of slate,
and abstracted tho venom Iron. theTlli!j j,,., wi,i-h iseasv enou-h to
live animals in the iollmvmg mge- ,k.rcti is sa;(i ;lt th(, H-,ue 1imo tl)
nious manner: '1 he reptiles were in . IV:.ist nitration sufliciontlv. It
sejierate compartments oi a case ht-1 v,oUt therefore, l.resent a substance
tod with a thick India rubber noose
at on,- end, which could be loosened
or tightened by the hand. This
was inserted through the partially
opened lid, and the opportunity
quick 1 seized by slipping the noose
over the snake's head, tho loop be
ing immediately drawn by moans of
.out of the box to the iloor of tlie
-lOOill. ; ol.Kii;-! i, u i it; rn .11 -r
i . i i . . , . . -
.... ' ,, , : i
.I 1. ...... il--- l 1 .mi ! - hi i. .1 4 !. . .
v iiiiinn.dui ,ir iiivil nil UM in, l tliC
j snake's head, and caref;:!ly held in
i its place by keeping time' with the
i annuals i liorts to extricate 1
'V t U n 1 1 V Ul,-;r l,uint oi ,""lt"tt x""'"' r
f r t i ! i ' thSf' ih' to prevent the sea
" TX ' ?T' tJ l'n, ! a-ending the shait. It is in-
Ju . ''V 'ltM to sink to a tiepth of :kj feet,
V 1 "''t.' U-'tl l,,mtlltss , t!i" and th.-n a gallery will be excavated
snake wiw laid in a narrow box
I,,, ,i; . ,
or hi. pur,H.se w, !, an aper-
f. P ll -ll
was lixeil while the after operation
. in- 1
v.:is iierloniK d. Its jaws wto then
, , , , , ., .
opened and fixed, and the noi
glands were pressed open with f
orcei
, lie i .i '
and tlie gloved linger and thumb.
nake. Ine venon is ofa straw color.
j thick and gummy in consistency,
land decidedly acid in its reaction
Jl.'I. l"'"duced d.-aih on a linnet
droit
" aoer oemg iik ;
- '" 1,11 1,1 "UT , xun"- iie symj. -
. . , - l i ii - j
!."."; l'riKlU''''1 1 all eacs are Very j
T'ioi-o Silver.
, ,
r, J i SK K!f' ( (":-' I'teinhw lo.
1 ' , so:,K' l!HiMl.iH l'ast 1"'' lectors
, ' , ,1,,"llnom t'l'italists liave
,ll.",l!.' lW''ting on J'.attle
')''it;,in- ln tIie -lgle river minill''
. I . 1-!
rth "A est fit I
V'," ! l,,ln ''l'-H m.rli.west of ,
Loa,v;lk 1 Ievc opments have I
progressed so far, and shown cuch I
The Lim.lr.ulc ..f 1
.". - s'i ."iu iii-iiuv iooKini men.
men and children tiW i.o,.
i
. WO- j
i i
Champion Uar.
younjI Gluckcrson met old Judc
Van Snyder on the ferry boat at .San j
Franoiseo the other day, and, after '
shakinc hands respeetlully with that ,
vent rable friend of the family, said, j
cautiously :
'd)id vou hear of that t-rvibhi ac- i
-ilent u at IhOts' t!
: Jnll
;ht?"
Accident! Why, my d.-.-r younjr '
friend no. Nothinc serious, 1 hope
;!id the ,ludi;e, much interested.
............. i ..I
-w eli, l u tea vou iio-.v n, -was, ,
paid CJluekerson, in a mourniul !
voK'C.
"Vou see, the old doctor was out;
until alxjut 2 o'clock in the morning
attending some patients, and, sup- j
posing he would be hungry when he '
?.
came in, Mrs. Roots put a large pan
of mueh ami milk the old doctors!
favorite dish, you know under the'
stove to keep warm for him." j
"Vts, ye:; !" paid the Judge eager-!
ly, as tiiuekerson sb2ped to liglit a
cigar,
. "(Jo on what then?"
"Well, the doctor came in alter a
idle, and went croping around in
the dark lor his mush eoulda t
fmd a match, vou know and, as
luek would have it. he picked U
instead a )aa containing bread, put
tlicre to raise over niglit. lie was
too tired to notice the difference
beside, lie had taken two or three
in j is as he drove round and sohej
actually ate up all the dough!" j
(iraeious ' said the.ludgc.
Its a fact, thougli. Well, towards ;
morning the doctor began to swell, I
lid swell uie veasl was "oiunjr n-
.Vul k ju vou know and nri ttv soon
( ie v,i,i(; tn mil v was up and rusii
nc
around half distracted. The
ike a Saratoga trunk.
At last they j
done, and j
,l)UiKj tmt what i)0 ,.!
11. -i i i . s.
0j- j 4 j JiS imi sat there v hiletli'v s-nt I
lor ;i eooj.er.' !
"A coojier?" ;
' "Ves ; you see, they saw at once J
that unless something was done the
doctor would hur-t hefore inornin". j
n tiic cooper started in and .ut ;
nine o; tnose hi nai.'-Micn ncer
hoops around his stomach,
course that stopped his swciiiiT.',
!v kccpi'ivr a tin tu'.".' do'.vn
. 1 I , I r ' I ,
kei; :
Of
and I
hi:
tiiroat for the pis to eseaji''. hi: j
m:'.ua;:e:i to pun tnroip.
"( )'), the doctor puili
throti'j::
,!;,! h,
::e .
"Oh, ye
cejd iu '
l'ixcU.-
ic's all
.'lit lio'.v", CX-
lie
s.t"l till! .M.'le, :
eiuulv. as ne took out his not." nooU.i
"hut .you will favor me with your
middle name in full. Thev arcL'ct-
! ting up a
i liar in the
: ( ioVel'llor,
the champion
state, by order of the
::ud 1 think l'il send in
voiir "
j' 1'ut the boat had landed, and the
: promising young candidate had
melted awav into the crowd.
I'liiler l he Kiie lisli ( 'liiiiincl.
pushed forward at Sangatte, near;
falai-yit asj.ot where the chtls have
an altitude ot seventy leet ol.ove tne ;
level ot the sea at high water. A I
point has been chosen whore the,
rocks of gray chalk which have to !
ho traversed by the tunnel come to !
show their head.-, at tho surtaee of
, s.j.. .
the soil. On tlie oi.posite shore sun
ilar borings have been begun, so that
the works are proceeding simultam-!
ouslv. The soundings that have i
been' maile during the last few vcars !
lenionstrate that the base of the
c hami l consists of a eoni'.aet mas
excellently adapted for perforation.
1 !ut what yet remains to be proved
is whether tho succession of these
chalk layers will not disclose some
irregularities or ruptures which
would render the enterprise impos
sible. The shaft at Sangatte has
now reached a depth of nearly 'Jl0
fott. or about !.'! feet below the lev
el of high water. It liari n. width of.
ton feet, and is, lined with oak, so
j that the water cannot penetrate very
, , i i
men , noi iiioio ii an seemeeii i:ui-
. ' . .
..,w -..innO. 11. i.-'Onr 1 li.it
!lt.
which is thought to prove that
the layers hitherto traversed have
their mint of contact nutfieiently far
1 m the direction of Kngland. I pto
the present the t-ngineerrj are highly
! satisfied fith the rcrsuliri obtain
as no irregularities have been dis-
covered, whieh is considered a good
; augury for the success of the cnter-
" l :.. : ..n.i.. l. ...... .......
I'ne. xi ir. mi ,iiuie, iiiMietei, iu
..i ..i i I . .i...
; 1.0.'
undertaking. It is stated the work
will not fail through lack of funds.
lYiiiii ('iiira.
CmcMio, 111., (.-!'. .". ls7S.
M. J. Ke.nxkr, Frcilnnia, X. Y.
I'Kvit Sip. : I took vour lllivnl
u,1;i L-V,.r i,t.,1t,1v a,j ,.rVf T .- f..r
is. - vcr." l,ilii.ms wiat-k with i-rff.-t i.-.-.-
....... i - -. ;
Tlirw-f.iurtlis of a l.ottle of vi.nr St. Vitus 1
j Ihuiiv Sjni iiio i -.iroil my l y of that ili-caso,
; after ho hail lui-n dm't.irol tlint; inuiitlis by
j o:iiiii.'iit iliy.-ii'i.um wi'lcmt bcut lit. I
j wi-.li al-o to say that 1 think highly of ymir
j li.i.i',.VL'.l ('..'iltIi Honey.
I Your, truly,
J. M. 1'IIKI.i'S.
1,1 i it- i !
J'r. I-eUnorslJIoodaild l.lVerltom- i
edv 'Hid 'erv.. 'I'.ioic tn-iv wi-ll he 1
A . ;rc ionic ma (ii i.e.
terve nmu: may
eon-piering hero o the
times. It is the. medical triumph of i
strength when the system is running
down or gnini- into decline; cures
Female Wcaknossand Chronic Ilhcu
matism, and relieves Chronic IJron-
lr. Fcnncr'H (ioldcn Ihlicf cures
sale by (.!. X. 150yd.
d
I in i. i wm ! f,1 ijuwauwminf .' mi 1 " 1 " " 1
MHS. LYD1A E. PlSiKHARL
OF LYNN. MASS.
SKI
""-tJ
Sf4COVEnE.
LYBZA E. PiKECHAM'S
VS5ETAELS C03TPOUIT3).
Pnoit!rr Vim
Tor all Female Complaints.
This prrral!nn, us its name niffnirtcs, crnrista of
V.nn-taljio l'roM !ic that sjt l.arnilje to tin. mottt ilci
iclUe inrali-J. V;on onfr trial Cie itintits oC this Com
IHuad will Iw rpco?Dii-l, fKrolU.-f is immediU6 1 nd
trhc-n its nsr Li continual, in it', nty-nine eases in hun.
rtrod, apfrmancntcliliiiietre; fetlisthoasaaits will tes
tify. On arcocut of Us proven merits, it Is to-day re
cnmmcnditl aatl prcpt-riijjii liy t)ie bust pliyfiriaiu In
the country.
H will euro entln-Iy th norst form cf falling
if tiKj cuirus. L-vjc.rrrli.vA, fi-rti;nlar and painful
9Irnstruation ailorariiin Troubles, Inflaramattoa and
Clcciation, rloodimrt, all l,i.s.!n,,t;rivn9 and tlM con.
sequent spir.r.1 r rakiu-ss, ar.U is especially adapted to
the Chunfto of Life. Jt wia dlolva and expel tumors
from the utni in an ea. ly sLi-e of derelonment. Tlio
tonileney to rani-erous Luiuors thuru ti checked very
Bieii!il7 by H nj.
In fait it !-. i r-t.v.-l i ie llvo rrrest
est and teii r ai'-u Cir.i, 1.-. eer been dl:over- "
et H jH-nueatr-j cv.-ry .xi. ti'-n of the system, ami g ires
new lifeand Ti.r. Ir r-ri:v R flna w.J!atn:ney, de
stryaa!lcntTiii f.rliu;uluuX,au-l r.-li.,T.weakn.-tfl
of the s..o:nat-h
Iteures Illtiatin-, If- .'arl.. Titt!i r.-.rral!'S
General IV-tilie, : ; Ii-.. r:i .j, K ;.rei.'.lrn atd In.i
festion. That fi t'liUjT of W :t::iit,vn, ean: ln7 pr.
Wfipnt&pd lM.-kr.(. h. lfiir.-ay:! ;-.-nr.:.j:rntiy cun.l
Its use. It iart Gil t'.i::-r:.; c::l -.-!;l cirrun!ht.''n
c-fl, aft in b:r:::.' i.i:ut.:j 1 ti.i.t If ivrus tlje
feninU'Kli'in.
V,.r e..'i. ! .' ' t : . tLii n.n.tw.r.n.l
utumra.
lvj;a r. Piakha.u'i Ve-cfai; Comoound
- r -
.w. r r.i:t. i-?-. . nuuiuaiiio
lomci t'.bs.u: ni.iia'1'Ti.i ii i.vi.iino, n rt--ijJv
;.i Ci-' i'Tia t-i
: 1 . :. r- l- '!
It- : .' i-i.j
of pricr.. Cl-'v'. 1
foliy cv'-w.-r,
I.nl.t. A-Mr.--.i-:
.. H.-a. ri.NKHAU
y. s r.l f-.r psu
. ' ..i ,-. .,-p.
au i i'l-.KH.-'.:;'
": i:...ou.:. .4,
:m::w; .a-..
.i.! !u vi! In,'.,, i
1 .;- y l-.l.J I .-:
: I.,v,r.
No fliu!y
ftuU'.'-.Ti'' -:,ty -
'. i.i
N. i'.!)VD,
l;i:t ians j
K:i::i
A. J.C.VSKISKKIS. Wm. 13. Kit EASE,
I'rojl lent. S..-T't:iry.
l.'U.VS. .1. HAKKISO.V. J.S. HAKTZELU
1'n-asurjr. JlniaKtr.
ii!U!:crai!
jo-j. H.ZIHMEU.UAX.
El). KYLE.
-somerset-MECHAHICAL
WOKKS,'
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
TieiS 'lie Ti I nn 1 I't-l.-r-'l'iir r.u;ii!ri..3 have
l.oei. f":i.li-lui'5 1 mi lr tlio si iu i;t tuo
'il.T.TP
F.l
Ml Hi
: T.iirriretl.l
ar. I i i-M-
iiiajii!H3r7 ni FdTiHid linuiiijiiiS.
Th-.-
l-rate.l
HARTZELL FLOWS!
a r,, ,j n haa.i
iineoi
Alio a lull
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
All kind? KEPAIIUXa will be iromi.tly done. '
The pnhlic is lnforrnl thit ail kinds of work gen- '
cnillv done at a i
FIRST-CLASS FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOP!
CuuKiii-.M-uri'! at i-SUoKT "(ll'I(.'F.-fca
M-i.l. 16.
A DISCOVERY BY ACCIDENT, I
wbii-li nipplies a want menu! etniDent ahility i
have devoted years ot sludy and exjierlinent to;
lind a uperifio for illarars nr trie Kttl. j
I". Klnsidrr. I rlnnrv llrKsiis ni.il 1
-f ruins Rjslnii-in.l p,m the time of its '
dlseove y has rapidly increased in lavor, nainins j
tlieappruvsl and cmiidenee or medical men and '
tiune who have used it ; it bas become a favorite !
with all classes, and wherever introduced has n- I
perse.ied all other treatments. In 'short, such Is I
its intrinsic merit and superiority, that it Is now I
the only rceurnlzed reliable remedy. j
DISEASES OP THE KIDNEYS j
are the most prevalent, dangerous and fatal aiTec-"
ttona lhat a Illiet mankind, and 8i varied and in- j
eidiuua In tlieir character, that persons often suf- i
ler fur a Inn time before knowinic what ails them.
The most characteristic symptoms are era.! mil
wastins; awav ol the whole bo.lv: eThi.iistn.1 ii.
I init: liwsol appetite and dread of exercise; scant
ami painiui nicliarire of variously colored urine,
inability to retain or expel t he urine ; toinuto
aureus or cuts in rue urine; and, when the .lis- j
ease is ol lonu: duration, there is much emaciation !
and general nervous presualion.
THE ONLY CURE. j
We say si'iveiv. and without fear of contra- '
diction, that IIU'-N tlnKV Pill Is the !
Itrtt and only Inlallibleeure lor every furtn Kidney
disease, it ia the Lett remedy ye', discovered ..r
u,7a7. i is ...oiwii rcuoruy jc uiscovere.1 ..r
"'"'plaint, and more elu-ctual in its ojHTatlon
than any other treatment. Hv usinor fniihliillv
j and irsisienlly no ease will he round lnrcter- !
j ate as not lo yield to its powerful remedial virtues, i
j IS STRONGLY ENDORSED. '
We have the mast unequivocal testimony to its'
curative isiwers ,1mm many pernsof hlir h ehara ;. j
! i.-r, iiiirniK..in-e ami resiionsiiiiiity. our IsMiir.
j l.waI.ilewas'Saved,', ifivina; the history of
I this new discovery, and a larire record ol most re- ' .
. uinrasoie cures, sent iree. write lor it.
IUY'.U10iF.V FA It are sold hv ilrn.
(tisls. urwill lie sent by mail (tree of poswire) on;
receiiit of their price : Hcaular a 00 : Si.c-iii for!
"t)9""utB 'asesol b.nir standinir. : t'hildrn, !
Address. n y klicv wd ro!
''skl.FIXS Sslil.s -
CAUTION. iKWM,XrirwWS?i?: I
. ...
Saturday, Ortubtr, '2, 18S0,
. u cm -. at., toe louonillK rail esillll', viz :
A certain vaiunlilo lartn situute in S..utl.m..n
1 wu., o.uiiiy ii.i siaie aiiiresaiii, iijoininit lanils
oriennis Couip, Oaniel Lyiiin. Jacob Slin.yer, !
Cbauncoy Broolt, Jacob Troutman ami othrrs
conuiuiuif 37 aeres, more or less. 160 acres
cleared and In a high stute ol'culliratiun ; of
which 30 acrea are In ineitdow. A large sugar
cainp ol 1,1-00 trees and a largequantity ol elegant
pineand oak tiinlron sul.l premises. A No. 1
coal bank is open on the larm ; also, iron ore and
tire-clay in abundance ou it. Fruit of all kinds,
consisting ol two apple orchards, pears, peachca.
cherries. c -, also tiro dwelling houses, laive bank
harp and other outbuildings on said .irui. Also
bluckjinith sh. li. wun it.k..I water at manv uoints
on the Is nn. 'JTiis property is about 'j nilles from -
the P.'fc t!. B. li. and U milei lron lii idgcport, i
easy ot aoeesg to Uith chureti ana schoui. iW XXECUTOR'S 0Tiri-'
sessionlst April, lsml. . i . w 1 u '
'i'tK.HS. One-tliir.1 cash on eonurniatlon of
wile j Un ier cent, to be paid on day of sale. I'ne j Estate of II. C. Meyers, late of Mcj trs.lale Bor.,
balance in three equal annual paymenta from ' de.:fa.el.
date of sale The unpaid purchase money to be) Letters testamentary on the above eslate bar. !
secured on the premises by judgment notes. For j lng been granted to the nn.lersicne.1 by i,r..ner '
any lurther imormatiiai call on the trustees who authority, notice Is hereby uiven to all tiersoiu i
reside near the J.reinisea. or address them at j In.t.-i. led lo said estate to inaae iiniue.lli.te pay. 1
Cook s Mills P. O., Uedlonl Co., Pa., or their at- meat, and th..se huvlng claiius aguinst it to pr'e
U.rney J. H. L hi, botnerst Pa 1 ent them duly authentK-atcl l.,r seitlemeut, on
NA I H AX KMfcRtCK, Satur.la, Uie Olh .lav ol Noycniber. Iwi
PK1EKEMEKIOK. i ELlABETH MEYEKS,
Seytl Executors and 1 rustcos. Sept. ia Executrix.
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases cf ion Tiiroat rS im
In ili-.'dMJ ot t:r;
,i.!uii.:i:irf ori'u
a paf" iiii'l iviiui'i"
ri-mcil is inval
tKlbU: AvKh'.-i
fm i;l:v l.i i"i: M.
is futl; a rrn'"l.v.
It i- a siiitnili-1
eiiii'piii:.0"ii n tlif
nn'(!ii i;i;i! l-ri:n i
,! I fMr.ithr
irtlu-S tin' JilW'.-.T
.iri'". ( in riiKai!v
unit i. '1 s,i' I
IKlBlT a-S t 1 il.sllO:
m x
7 ,V -
CHEHIiY
PECTORAL, suits. It ntrikes at
tiic foiiiicl.ition of all pulmonary (liwasiv,
afiordiD'' prompt n il. f nrul r.ii'Ul ( mi h.
and is ailapti;! to patients cf auv as; or
either sex. ll.'in very pa!at;it.l,-, tl"t
vi.mijrrst, i liililren t:tk it roadiiy. In
ordinary fouhs, Cottls, Soro Thro:it,
ISroucidtis, lallurnza, I h-j-y man's
Soro Throat, Astbmti, tVoup, and
Catarrb, tlie cfTi-rts of Avwi's t nr,i:nv
Pectohai, nra iiiiisieal. find unit! itul s
arn aiiuually preservfil froni scrioiw ill
ness hv its 'liiix ly anil fnirliful tt
DlirmM'lin kept at hand i:i i' ry hoii""
lioi.l for the proteciioii it afford in sud
den attacks. In V. hoopiiis-coiih ai:l
C'onsuiiip'icu there is no oilier n-iiitdy
ko ellicae oiis, sKHithinz. and liclpful.
Ix.v- j.iitt-s nro inducnieiits to fry
some ef tin. nuiny mixfuros or syrups,
made of clu :i and incflei-tivf inmli
t'liW, now offered, wliieh, as they i-on-tain
no curative imtities, tan arterd
onlv teinMirary relief, and are sure
ilisappoint t!i"pati, tit. 1 iv a.- s of :!:'
throat and luns denirind active and
tfiective treatiueiit: and it U tlan;Tais
cxixTimentinj; wifii unkaown and cheap
medicine.", from tin; erect li.ihiliiv that
the-io disea-.'.s may. while .- trilled v illi,
1,.', oiee deeply seated or iiieiiraMe. l;n
Avt.u's t'uKnnv l'i;croi:.i., and you
mav ceufideiitly -sptt;t the l.e."t li-snit-t.
J-. is of aeknoi, lei;;.d nimtiv.! power,
and i. a-t ehea;. .is iis i arefal pr. p;;r.-Ci.'ii
and line ic.'.Te.lients will ailow. V.l i
Hi nt physii ians. knowing i:s e ni;,;vi
tion. jiren-nU- it. The t.-rt of hall rs
cnliiiy lias proven its vrJaiiitj-1 nre
all pulmonary eoiiiph'inM not i.lr.-;d;-beyond
the iv'ai h f laan.m i.id.
PREPARES CY DR. J. C. AY (If! &. CO.,
I'ractnat pod .in.;!; :: :!l i lieiiuB'i.
Lowe'!. r,ia;.
oi.u by ."-I- Ma i. .!: T-; i.''i: i. : ;:!-.
j FACTS WORTH KKOWltiO, J
' filiir'r. Carhn. JJaBilrak,.. Mltliiicla dniii
many u'.iier tit Oi hest nii'iln i.; s I. m.v. a pre s J
Kkiiliuliv t-oniliincrl in l'Anr.KU a i.ihe.i.ii 'i'.N.cj
as to mr.ke it the icrale-jt Blood Pur.fis-r snd J
The llfst Health Bad MroutU tts'ortr j
LTrr l'fil. 3
So lwrot H tlio omoosilion r-f rilSKrciVj
Gixceh Tonic tiiat rii ui:-'ii.j. can I-n .i-i
where it is uv1. u you navf ujnpcpju. r-.caa
or Livsr Onrordar, or ir ymi ueea a nmu Him
ii!n..t nr nnnKlia.T. tfie TOJUC is just Ilie ml
licine for you, tut it is Mirliiy tiuao- aoJ ia
r.-i..r.Mt.n9 Kill. tiv-.'P intoxK-jilin-r.
I It you are slowly warttir; ew.-iy with Con j
sumption or any sM-Kaei-:?.. ti v.,i a r-i,iiiui
uoiiqn or a oaii t,oia, x jh.. a uwt.. ,w i
Ivleor to tho f.-ehl.) ori'l n?. 1. ami isacrrtxi;
cure for Khoumattsm an,i vnoiera inrsniuin.
It lit Sated ilnndrrda of Lives; 11 Xtr
rutue loari.
If roti nr fwliDir niiKi-rablo don't wait until
Jtou are ilown Gick, but use tl: 'ro;r; t'xiay.;
(Sio matter what your U:si;orsyiu'ivoiijinaay,
it will inve pnmiiw re'iet.
Kememoer I i-absci a nioiii io.-ic 11 no;
i rum diir.ic but the Bes ainl Purett Family,
Morlirins. ever maile. enmrxmndr-d bv s new.
pmeeps, ami entirely tliiT.-rent from Bitters '
Sinjcer pn-pare' ion an,! all her Tonioa. Try
aouc. ooioe. xouriinigi;i&i.cauui.i juu. .
IIMIIiniOlf II1MIIMIIIIIIII
PARKER'S KAtr? BALSAM
The Cost and Host tronomical Hair Dressing
exquisitely pcrf-Tnrd an J perfectly harmless.
Will Alnajj Reitore Gray or Faded Hair
to ia r.'sina! youthful color and .-ipparanc?, and is
warranted lo top in tii..rg, aitic t gruwtii and
prevent baldness. ...
A ff application! cf t'.e WISH! -o 1 lufim tlia
t-a.T, c'.oanls a!l dandnif ai:-i cu,-e itchtnj and hu
uojrscfii.c5C.ilp. So!J byai.uru-i.liai jOcm
Stptemiar 8.
M 0 R G AN'S
WOOL EX MILLS.
KSTADI.TSIIF.D
Hiivinsr f'.r tiie jiat yenr er tw-.t. entirely
unai.le to supply die in.-rcn.-:nsr demand ..riiiy
tt.iKis I have i.ailt an rcl.liti.iD ti. uiy utill arid jut
in a Uirire aiii,,unt ol
j NEW AND 1OTVED MACHINERY
I '-y imnst iioui.ie.i 'my capacity rr aiau-
I hiive mw on hand a Urirc stixk cn.-ithiK; of
BLANKETS.
CASSIMERES, SATINETS,
JEVS, REFE1XA.VTS, IXAXSELS,
CUV EK LETS, CAKPETS,
!
YAKNS.
Trhich I mh to
iUlM vdl VtUvi..
j F.mner.". I have the fcinJ ff co-i,!.-- Tnunce-.l.
w.mt yuiir
WOOL!
! to Kori up
! KItillT IN YOtR 0W COl'NTY,
i act in ..rJer to rcarh all my eustomm in itwJ ;
! time, I bave employed the .":iine airenls 1 had last '
: year, and In addition Mr. Joseph L. llauifnerty.
i Wlio litst intr.Hluireil my g.jods iuto uiany part-i uf
- this county.
I 1 will strive, as in tlie past, to give first class
! good and lull value to ail. i
s-'" customers and those we failed to CnJ
i last year, T,ill 'dease addre?3 card to !
; WJt.a..MUItGAN,
j Queii.nlmriiiiiz, l'a.
Alr7
SCHOOL
i
W N - - a - i
AND
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
tvTo too Tr.-:
c!lii.-e ar.l r.i,i.lrt.' -ml
Sdiool bio: s
1.-..--
f t ci'i
, wc !.. .
f r-.r
I.- -:
...o!
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' s.
I I
yon. c r..a.i-iiy ..r. .-.i n i n;(
Bocksi-"l tiii-o-. (.;.. ut v.. -. .! i -i ....
soil hiiti-rn Onto, a. .1 i or I-t. . 1 ,
Crayor.s, Pens. Pfnriis :l i .....i
InKS '..y the i"l.. ....l,!. In
Rulers, Lirtoid Slo'tinrt. t '.-.fk t.o.i
Rubbers. Composition mici i ... ; . .
tiook s, t.-. ';.-, cnit.t .I--.) t. ci . i ii.u j i ... 1 1
be desire.!, ut li"C.o.a J r;.-. s.
If yon rntir.i't ta'.l r.n i sen i.i. ,c-.l f-. ..r- .
JauctiS L.ioi-j you ii.u,o m.y -ur L ..v -.
VT. REED cr- C ..)
Generat Ylicdesittc Sl.it:.. !.:
12 Vooa Ct rr.'.auiCu, i a.
in. to
-
I State Normal School,
T 'T T I T 7
1- JJ . i V . . 1(1.
.... y
- ..-.-.i. oi ine aiii.i in ti'.e t nue
aiii, fur kw k
JOHN H. FRENCH, LL. D
JulyM. 'Jio.ia. I'KIXC'IPAL.
A Search Warrant.
ll..wa . . , :
.","" n offlcer to go thmuith your t-.-nw from
c ,. . -.. mraa
"S8,",6'!","? . UK'' ",',rl'!"'h, y."ur "'
uJ 1 Uf n-llrivuul all .I.khI iliseasen.
turret, ami Lindsev's B-od
rue ?' rertinei toi.y
preaj-lirrs an. I rssonla. s.r.,(nl ll..r.-i.ri.i in.
eases. Erysipelas, fetter. Ulcer, in the LunKs..r
on the Skin, Huils. Fiomles. ke , we warrant it to
cure. It is a purely Veitetal.le C'ompnun.1 and
Powerlnl Tonic. Fur sale l.y all l.ruitifitts. See
that ournnme Is on the isitioro of the wnicr
K. H SLLL.EKS x Ct., Prop Hitubmi,ii,'p
C N- BOVt), Ajant. Scmerjet, Pa.
Seiit. ?4, Hfi), ly.
Qeralcl
I OK
1 8 8 O I
PREPARE FOR THE GREAT
PRESIDENTIAL STRUGGLE !
THAT OCCURS THIS YEAR, BY
SUBSCRIBING FOR SOUS
GOOD PAPER
IS TIMK
i Ts-s T?TT T'A"''
STJTS OF THE COUNTY 1
GET THE COl STY .NEWS.
READ TI1K A l V E U T 1 S K 1 K S
AND LEARN TO
BUY CSSAP
KEEP YOUH EYE O.N THE
EDITORIAL COLUMNS
AND SEE TilE .I I'.OOM
IP YOU WANT POLITICS,
Tlio Herald
-IS-
' RED-HOT REPUBLICAN!!!
AND A-
SVA I, If A i: I of ST A L IV A U TS !
II' ot; WANT
GENERAL NEWS!
The Somerset Herald
CON r .VI N AS SI 1VH X E .VS AS ANY
COUNTY PAPER
PENNSYLVAMIAI
IF YOU WAN l mi:
LOCAL NEWS,
'THE HERALD IS TEE PLACE TO FIND IT
We hace made arrangement by irhirh thi
department trill not onh be tl) I' 1
but MI CH BETTEr, Aua' "'
in Mi VAST'
UBSCRIPTION $2.00
TO CIIKOMOS!
Alli.RlS.
THE HERALD.
SOMERSET. PA.
OLD TEA Hn-
Zi The h
fa -a iuMtr1
,o tw' B
srrip!'-i2.
.. Su.jifTef
,t:.r t"ul
FANCY and Si:--
(i I: f) C T " r i
jpte
1'.
RARE and m
11
COFFEE
CO.
aci; . t'"
-1 v.ov
OLDTEA HDUSSSPEGFir
tf.-.t in t-ij '.v, -
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ij. !,
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PRICE OF TE'.
f Tin.: xi'aWci w;,
1
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IMPEftiAL, f ..vii-V. ii il.:.
. CO'-CNC. '
. JAPAN ' -rv. -l: ! 4o. 0 ).-r.',"
EfsCLISH BREAKFAST, H-r ,-...
.-j (.., , vi-!., -i.- j. .ii.-i ;
v-. n 'ii--.-i-.ri of KIV E CENTS j.
i 9 1 ..a all ..! "I r'l-.'i' ' .'. ...
Will .r.
Aa hua'm
ilCBil.l
-!n sn,--Lr.a-a wi itun -t :i-r i r T-. "i,
to itiPiui -n iiu; ; v.,a 1,-ir-. a:-: . M ' M"
'-AU the T-:l- -,H .f.l .0.V? :C M - , Vlfl ! IS
il li' 1 u '. ' w., i ! -J ;i re t til I rlRHEl i 1 it-
I !j to .i.-.iv-. in if.' k nni of -C ... sr '
l.ii. iui.i 'r.; ih ,i ,f,,fi,.- I Oil
li .D IviiS. 1 jUj-.-juX JjuJ.l j Ul. jJ ! hte
Il itiity.
;ooi) i j-.s at vr i-Ki ::-
,T
tit'MHWIEK-I.11PKKl.tV-r:-.';
SON JAi'AN-ooLo:,. ;-!.. ,'..;- tvatv.
M-tlB V
HiiE.iKF.VSr,
m.c.le-1.
aoea,)e.l
m REDUCTION ST AH DC
k:i.
D
nltjr ra
RARE AND OHOIGt re
his proir
er' sur
CELE3RATED DELM3JH33 X))
coffee:-
Tl.is.ict'.'i iu.; I '. ff.-c i.-" .in iviici f
sL
lul Annu l. Il ait -.hit I' ii.
ilea.-ie y..a. r-vc Lr.i- a 01.1..
IIt: I'ANCV
FRENCH COFFEE
I'St! K I'r'U 1'0I'M -'"(EVe-f.'.
i;f Mitrh't ('" c. V o..''
fii ( V ( '.; re. Mar'" "i'
fee, (ftil Ihitrh .turn ( .. ' '
iit.'trti lofiie, Ar'rirnn (",''"
)snt Mm Coffee, I'm llerr't I c
fee. Hol'lctl lilt) L'offcr.
A PARTIAL LIST Or GOODS
Constantly Arriving-
V. S.-l.uiu.i.-l.cr's I o "i'.il Vit '
: Wiicat -iti'I iir;.liiiui H-.ur.
Mat -k.-n i. K.fra No. 1 ii. re M- . V
X... 1 H-i v. X i. i. X .. L,;r;e. X-'. '
l ib kits.
7s t 7
O w-a '
-.HujiEti lUiui, .';.. :.... .t r.-'-:i
Beat
Ketin-I fcar I In P.il!s. -" lb. ! ' - '
J.-resa i.. 0?. .-is, SaUu n, Sli-l.;'
(ivrers.
Vwir-I t'oruia licei'i'.tid I'r.'- . 'I T"-ta
PiCKELS and TABLE SAUCE.
SuiipT th lestt -u.tiiij 1 e:i''L -
'SYRUPS AND MOLASSES 1)A
i 'm
U"J
.-r-n-r-r-r TTrtnTT -OTJl' 'l!t
ASl
OHIO CREAM GHEESl
tat,
the f. via i Esr s.-.oa r.M r f "' r,
ce,
r. . , r:C fnl.i
LAUNDRY AND TOILET SiMf- w
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