Somerset Herald. J rrmss of Publication. sarafcf at 3 K V i-sbod arry rarutiy be eaaraad- j rstaer'f "-J - , rtbarrwrs do st tais et ! 1 lie omef. set eralc A Singular Eaecwttoai A ia Egypt. LL O radba iwyiiMt lor tto sb- encSee t aa- rajer yM- '&g raaWts fraaa se. .....u eire m tb Ma a w ta. Feaaaa o. Aaaraaa The Somerset Herald, Somerset. F- EST A "BTYTSEDBP 1827. VOL. XXXIII. NO. 29. SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 31, IS84. WHOLE NO. 1746. KILLER. .,,,w- vsnet, ra- ::ed. W. BIEStrivtu ATTO A t' - - . . . . 1. b- . ap-nalrs a ex a p"' - V fuKGE R. Cl LI- Sseerrel P- SAVE YOUR MONEY! IN BUYING YOUR J Ranges, Cooking and Heating Stoves, j THE BSOW AISEL. Ojaaerse, r a. ATTOk"ET-AT LA", Soecejaet. Pa a: S. EN PS LEY. ATT-oKNET-AT LAW. Sjaserett. P U. THENT. ATTOESET AT-LA. -'Wen. Pre a. ArTtl.'lT-AT-LAW. t.eraet. Pa. a: L KAER. ATU'lvET-ATl-W. Somerset. Pa, tlftlmr Fnrnnnpc Firp-Plnrft Heaters. rii-u ..h bahuita iun4hnu. I r . . (Tinware, Copper ware. Sheetiron Ware. Lsmp Goods cf fcvrry. Description, Knives and Forks, bpoons. Saup Indies. Granite Ware, Coffee Mills, Pkted-ware, Toilet Set, CaVe Boxes, Bread Closets, Clothr-wri:iers, Kin? Beaters, Llaw Cutters, Iron Stands Hard Coal Parlor h'cah n. So'! Cwl Parhf ftt ahrs. Copper Kettfes, Brass Kettles, Iron Kettles, Steam Cookers, llice. Milk and Farina Boilers, Perfect afle Irons, Broilers of all Kinds, Meat Bounders, Mincing Knives, Saw Knives, I,-.rreS'ock . f MTt HLN AKtiri.tS He waited ti.l lb guests weeerone ; He waited to dream bis dream aloae ; It 1 I be bum r Castratad Ofiwiiral t I And lb cbt ure oa. tiaw t It imum ot oi,,rtf of etmt. 1 1 Jln Mn Js in the sHent night ; ' uJ ibtawtiial tnur.-M t.jBhinariBlu ftsa-1 He i;its tb no ta tbe village jaare ; I dust M Htenrv. anutc ui et-iiwl zl- Vith IJe for chisel, statae white Imca Aawcf 1 i :trrt tor ISM m ; Fru the crrsul qaarry ris fair. erUl ty WiUiaa fclact, 1U1- ted A, i . , , M;h. u, raidl! hi, hM1 Gttjs I'iiinu. d -Hi;tiT l; tajc rled ppen ly Own H tlywht,. rtuk T Ul'Jet. C H. Fancv Spittoons, Slop Backets, Fni ad or-,- tsfjrtdi kisurtui ud ! bkrrapbial ppm ; tn nariat by W. D. H.o- dVCaarlu Eaa, Aa. j arjcruUble intonation ; boarding ' 4 rosy She turned ber back to jtchool is each an advantage to a him. 'child of t?n." ! tben tan iined Rovs arm and j Oh, jes, andoabtedlr," sighed said she was a little foul fc bad no I mamma, with a pensive look atthejfealmff for her Urni.y j: rxr erred BittoofiethelUandinirthereiianabt;iiiaa:oid3 on cer nice, fat fingers ; ; KJiJy nte dowa ea 13 Makroocs ( Ki oa! witb deeper j" fraught. and we mothers sacrifice evrr- was elinz cake all I wanted & n thing t the comfort of oar dearlbodj notisea Me. ennarsn.- -cnariie torzot ail a iioat Do s t-ao 18B5. . ! The sleigh-bells danced that winter night; HarperS IYiar3Zin6. f OidUraulebor-mghrangwitbrlee; ? Tbe windows OTerflowed with light ; ILLUSTRATED. Jot ruifl each hearth and Cfcretmu tree. Beeinz anU Heanif Cader the Se. llarper's Periodicals. run year. B-it th imase obevs bis tuai's ram mac d. The tty is draped with fleecy lawn, Tbe stars grow pale in the earlr dawn. But the lad toils on. Aid w. h. Errrn- 5- KTH A Rri'PEL. ATT-'KN lts-at la w . u wilJ !- purct.i fit.d the r:!it -!ice. I2S0 Washington Street. - lire er-ri! ;t ,:iea it er win t n!JL.t on the wiiidow, aiid Johnstown. Pa. HARPER'S XAGiZIXE BAKPEB-S WEEKLY HABPEK'S EAZAH U And lo! in the morn the people came To pan at the wondrous Tiaion there ; ' And ca.'ed it 'Tbe ABtri,'oiinirgiti name j Fur it came in silence and unaware, j It seeme-i no mortal hand bad wrought j Tiie op.i:d face of prayerfal thoogtit ; ' Bat it features wasted benealh the sun ; . lu hie west out ere the day was done ; ; And the lad dreamed oa. "Can joo see under tbe water?'' "Very seldom. I remember Tears d ago, going down to bTe a look at 1 , the wreck of the Forfarshire. 1 div- no- ed just out of curiositj, and saw the carrying oat a sentence of capital 'punishment w witnessed a few i(lay3 ao at Keneh, the capital of itae ;rovince between thts and A Uiout. According to the law here i the er.:tcce ram be ren,itttd at the Ideaire of tbe murdered a. an a fam ily, their forgiveness beirij probab- prisocer'a fainilv bad subscribed L0 toward JE1C0, wich would have been accepted, bad the bal ance been forth coraiag from his friends. IIo.eTeT. it waa cot, so at 9 a. m. the condemned man was led to eome very rude gallows, un der which he sat down in the most unconcerned way, drinking water, and altrtber behaving as if b ws, merely a spectator instead of the prior! pal actor ia ta traLredy. He pat tne rope around bis own neck, the knot beinz exactly at the back. Ao E.ul'sh officer susrsested that it would be much better under oi l hooter plain enouga. UI tnat the ear, but it was rejected, -.same coast I've been down in water The fimiiv of the unfortunate Uncle Joe coughed noisily, and ! per Igues bekauae bewail to her j so bright that I've stod among the then asked : my beautiful kween I will be a eood "Are you sure you want to bear j and obbediunt husband loo Ia3ed the letter, and that vou will sit still hit him with her fa8 then lot3 more uiitil the end ?' cam- in & thev all looked silly lik Q jue an amiable clamor of voices : father & all the cle men told ma she looked like rwsv a sister, that ain't so because ma is orful fat. By this time the whole company bad rien. and were try in 2 to inter rupt the reading, when Uncle Joe. in a voice of thunder, commanded !t ; 4 OS j And bis dream was this : la the years to be ! HAKFE&-3 YOt'XO rtOPLE S W 1 1 cane uie uge to u.-u:j5 rvx-a ! BAEPES S FRAXKLIX FO.l"AP.E LI- j BK ART. UM year. &2 iVn it 1 Potare free lo ail :ihroi'rs ta the j Cnised S ates and Canar!a. j Li;0?.N A rOT.F.ORN. A TT" NLYS- AT-U W . jc-nfui u oTra- "HI ftrpt- ' ri'; ''t.t fnMW. Sarfei- ILLIAM H. KThTNTZ. ATTuk-VET-AT LAW. St.seret. P-. a s r-2. i t :t t-eE'K W 9iz eBtrws 1 rf: -ful aJjutrisa; euorua vI VEYEH. ArrktY-T-LAW. Perrr .s' fB.r ere-1 i' fc:e reite . . . ; j f ff ! t- el:'J. - ' v.-i- t S mi. an u to Sny- mmm bum bgots mm ran mi assented; so he began the epistle, whicn granimatically and orthog raphically, ran thus: Dear Father & Mother: Pro fessor Whacker gave us a subiec for our first composition when we cum ' oac alter the bolhdays he said we attention. They all fell back into must rite an account of New Year their wats. and remained, with many tfc put to it all we saw and herd curioas changes of countenances. wile we was horn at New year so i ; siient to the end. rate mine and visteraav he eiv it "then Jite comes on & Loo A. resv bac to me with very good marked went Up stairs & put more wite-pow- onto it sed for me not to leve it ;der on there faces t look! at their j Lyn raun luce ?o i guesa be thortjBack hair in tbe Glass loo said it was pretty good i guess i will jrosy ort to marry mister Sre Gam i Jn another land, berand the sea, l . . ..u.-: uc M N u. , I w.Uiuil iadarknws, will dream alon; "-- yiueu iaj imuinre jf'it "Jirici urufce Wh,ie others sleep I will find a war er-f r" vtrJ, rpthrvmh the nuiht to the light of day. i'J oat of pockit money your Tiiert s nothing deired 'neath star or sun At $2.50 Per Pair. -AT (ESTABLISHED 1-77.) i-Eiino. x.i Firm President. Cashier STABBARDTERS Great Clearance Sale.!' v;r.erJua tea l, la aU paru of ti Vai:S CHAEGES MODERATE. V. I. pn;n. TT 'ENEY AT X. W. S a Pm ... ,---rt IV, rl e-'."e iie:c-' ll ieri tiw j-r.-iLt-'i. aDti fciei.:y. ! S3 CENTS, AT Parie wSMsr t -tt-1 tr"eT w rt e t e- ' e-ni'ipiiie,1 ty d-?t 4a New Y'Tk ta n paic l"4-erti--f-- Br ; pita r c;-r-e t . - K-:f fck1 Mw- e!oalse -r-re,? t;w le'-t".etraie4 sales, a a r glct A : So 0 04 L'tt (oca -A'Jie ZCUNTS SOLICITED. k fco!iitj I oerred - Tbe Tolames 1 1 the Mxzazine begin with i the numbers fir June and I 'eceni ber of each year. When No litueis Sftvihei!, it wili be I ai:ders;.u thai the sa5criher wisljes u be gin the current Number. The la-t e zhi voluuies of Harjr"s Man zine.ia neat cioth hindiiis. will be sent by mail, post paii, r.n receipt of t..C) per roi ome. Cloth case for bindm;, Wcer.is each, br mail, poet fAii Index to Hitrul Xmikii, Alpaatyplral aaaiytieai. mi t Jai Sed. jC Yoiacet 1 la a, la elume, from Jane, Hi, to Jaoe, II , a toL P.emiitaoees be Bade by Pn-OS'- Kcoey Order or Drift, to aeoU ehaaee of kaa. fnrtpfer mrt net t rjy uii avrrfiarwra rtraesi Me rrrreu trier ct Ha r as A Bco a. Al!rei HASPEK A BEOS.. New York Which patient genins has not 1 And the bo toiled on. ja. The He has wrought with ; Albit a. Hoess. J. Sttrr WaraL Y. KIVMEL. ATTX'IJS EY-AT-LA W, !keret. Pa. STARGARDTERS' Great Clearance Sale. TONE & WARD 1835. Harper's Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. years go by. n.ilit ; He Las gained renotrn in the land of art -Bat the thought inspired that New Year night Still kept its place ia the scalptors heart ; And tte dream of la boy, that ne!ted away In the iibt of the sun that winter day. Is enibodieJ at last in endaring stone, Suow AiieJ in marble his purpose won; And the man toils on. H"aio Bi-tue in llnrptr't Slajaae fir TED S ACCOCNT OP sEff YEARS. an son, i eddy. A murmur of amused admiration went around, and every one com- j the library were i had hid posed himself for further li-1 nicg.' j & ro? v sed out loud i war. 44 A ACCOCST OF 5EW TEAR S " "Boys fc gurls Lav fan on Chris mas and gits presints in ther stock ings &.c but new Years time is for grown folks crUmis eve children bas lots of fun so i think Grown folks ort to hav fun on new years eve. i dont want to be mean about nuthin so i didunt tctr bac to my sifter loo when she called me a hor rid trublesome hoy for f ittin down fia her room after dinner New years eve she was 'tkolJing a li.tle wom- r ; rr.iTTs. I. ATTvKNEY-ATLW. 1 S-4inet. Pa. tt-FUirs !a Xixswl Biora. UN 0 KIM MEli. ATTvKJi tY-AT LA W. S.-enet. Pa. r t"ri -B Itrwwnwmef tit err TEMiY F SCIIELT- 1 ATTi'IiNtY-AT LAW. r-' p--w AaeoL, Setter. Pa 'Al.ENTINF TIAY. ATTi 'kET ATL si Ii-TtT K'.! rV-wee t. P a.) -re eaTB.el tt bis eara wtTl wita 01 IN H UTTT. ATT0ENEY-1T law Srt. Pa, , y j --!t to all wei eotraned s v rT-4 p. cvviectKea. ae ut- OGLE. ATTt-EJcrT-ATLAW. Soaeerset Pa -fv! r!rew errmree te j ear at J. V l.OUTHER. Fceweile e S ;e-tr.a ) TKTficiA ip srtcro.v. s-? '. a t-TrTz'.ty S- wr-e4. tbe , '! im' V9 " """ S 4oi Te l : Kvi. rer.f In f S ure- av23. D P. F W. PLOUGH, -ta-..--, ii";sK.n rf efnr p-Kit - t '-.- r f ,t , a fte-- etukt ;.T- ;.. "j T e-l "e 5 ' v W r i' I-.a" oi. crer K!'?"i srcnsaa ro Grills' Gum Saiiclals; A.T SO CENTS, XI Starrardtcrs GEE AT CLEAT. ASCE SALE :o : GEICX.ElVIa:aTS, iirilE AH 1U1TE GnESHOt ! EATON & BROS, NO. 27 FIFTH AVEM'E. PITTSBURGH, PiL SPRING, 1882. NEW GOODS dil .ill M.MiUM H . KIMVEL DTI H. r.RUBAKER tenders Li? j--r..V-,: -r-v e e?-treiii f r-! : e,r- t ' ta re. Here. a Xals ft: iwoiia I;!Swj. "A M. HAUCH trr.rlers bi -'f! h An: - f tr j I! -r 1 1 nA i.rxf. .c- lw-V tar frmn- b'1 JOHN riLI-S. r..r Ii CjU A Beeriil B'or.Scte- . Pi ?. WILLIAM COLLINS. I t'LMli-T.SMJXLKSET.PA. ''i.itfce. atwe B"T4s Draa e- t-e rs u !! UE t k-.rH BTer- v t.fsrtwora. mra as tistca rwna 'r.te ;:m a- Anitxal :ta of mil krvls. t-en Kateeut txtsrned. Uccratlao JnrLJ. K. MILLER b It 'ier 1-!- ir lr r ew: t .-! t r.'-rt bas rerma- realee e C5ct Ctn Krw-aia-ate. I TK-O. QTAMOND HOTEL, STOYSTOWN. I'ENN'A Ti- ir 4 veil ktswa br-of. Ism lately "" :--t';i ud re. ly retiwd .ilk all aew . -v-t: ot .lira bu ti a eery f"'n".Tn j-e ae tfce rraaelww paUic. . : r - '.bum k Rramc U he- ' ' r ,. .i;t a-r pa'-ae Sail a:tct4 tre kiwex pta- r i u te aad a r-M. t, ti, area. cay ti SAXt IXCVSTYK. Prop. &.E.t.ar Iuw4 Siorsuw .Pa A PRIZE. lZiLjrZ . will tr,p . r-.--i .... ta.. aT5re e- ta "'t'.ri at an tuCrm. i .. ia. . -m wa2a. A.T S1-S5 AT STARGARDTEirS Great Clearance Sale MEN'S COARSE BOOTS AT SI. 50 AT STARGARDTERS a .mw VU W-k.. Card's Ccirse B::ts AT SI CO AT Stargardter's EFaEAT clejlrjlkce sale. .r k-e-ier', Ucei, V Uiaary, Uk'ts Gsadt, Rira- ktrtsefi. C-t$ Trir, Hcsia'T. , Ca-sets. Vci'is as4 ra l'srear, la tar3' Cr's-w' Potfcf ft Sooct. Ya-es, Zsptyi, Kats ria s A-i aas fer FACV0KK, GelI's FurinilLiii Gtf i k, k. nri rATarsaca ta asaracrsTi.LT Ktimo. f Orl"" I r M a-1 at ten it-d to with Prjri! pt- Mil 5l llSP iEPCJ. Fa'Mre ttriie- Faeety prum'seet STKi-Vil- L1M-S l,a:iril ire at re-,'r-4 r.. ta e- ner'Ve I. fc ocena p9e a-li-f-.J ni M-.ne Orcett ail p,aee, ta k.r.'pc V. C. LEWIS, iCSte at Jutost TWD SsTirss Baxk.) tn.-S. Cau JcTwa. Pa. A fc-tr Pairs of Boys' Coarse, lioots left, which will be closed cut at $1.2. A lare stock of ip'tcrs lor C'bri-tma prt ents chcop at Star pardter s. Our stuck rr.u?t be sold befure iGOLDiJS Uc ii'i p& aa aa -fre vat- vi guc m r? ib t- 4wT s 504 erer iht-ght j-i a; Tjr Hjy:-. r-5i tj-4 fq,',evl w e iH rr( V . Y-ar !! ib ra fsc N -tr tin. 1 Tlr vt i m-'irrTm.it nit-i i U h J- irff f.1 M. Y rUl TlT rs it- ari lei' W rrry rrrtiT y Tt ail ay-st BsaTa, ttmT fft ? a Tj'W wTi:! Karfc: am rit;': !?t: T'i 'at re i-tiJ r i 1 er.J 1 t p jr fcf tp-cif wrriui- r. Foil p-wfietilwr- ! ri -ci. ric.pwi in-r F-r snrV;il te we who i tNir t b t '( ib? w -rk Oti wwm (Vaiccrlt H.r ln tieiay S?-r. at- w. A4irT Tnimarv 1. 1S85. j FASHIONABLE To tnak. room for extenrive CUTTER & TAILOR, provpmcr.ts. It vca want w lmprov Bargains, attend Slarjrard tor's Great Clearaiice Sale. A beautiful Chrhimas Present tt .:v" !r. k ! -'1 1-i Will be riven to chaser on Christmas pinning Moiidar, 2-.'d, at each pur-' week, be-; December i Kaerta rs4waa year, exiriea-e Id al! bre!ie be Tait-vtcc lr?ew I raaraste StisUei. al vtM may eaU ar en ate as4 faece ( .its tacir pat- tvaa-e. Y L STARGARDTERS n n. w. nociisTtrLKK, Swiaenel, Paw scars CHARLES HOFFMAN. 1 Great Clearance ale. Mo. 212 Main St., Johnstown, Pa. A NEW ENTERPRISE. a ifcW I i'?.HiE- M. Lambert & Bro., MERCHANT TAILOR 0W TO MAKE MONEY Kasatartarers f ae4 DtaVcrt ta t. . . . . . av ' 1 T y.. toi In It,. M,n x aeew a-ee eai ni i The HHe Firs an! EeiM CA nm Henry lieffiey. Srare.) LATEST tlTJ2 VI UJITi FrlCES. tSSATISFtCTlGK GUARANTEED. OMERSKT It A.. Hmrpert Wtrifj has bcw. It twenty yea's Bala a:B-4 hs j-stiiKli as ttte leaouuc lUa- rtl we kiy J tnv.li- By ! aajrtis.b (r'l'Vv ta iltjes K. WainhU tUostraUMts. Its r.rea;lt etxea terliU. bt rones, saetefcea. aal p ic. rooLn!:eil l-y tee fcT-M ax-.L-u anJ aa b r' f IM cay. ft Varrie tsroetioa aai eovenaiBiBeat To ui,aM?fl fcf Aa- nen tiuea. It w II alvsrt ibe lis f ti ( tHsiiers ts make Ecyer't Wrrrly Tbe tt et i.-olar asa at tracue laaaly ae iis ia Uie wutio. Harper's Periodicals. rfr Tear. aa wot was a dres-tnakfr i had -By tie way," said Mr. ifamuel urw' irg tauru pins ares i.ome i-! iTir lnim Ti It. I i-atrJ up roii? iv sat. v,., . "'ihi k, i:;,.:i, iw. V;.4.j;- ..,,it u l,..ti- rr,p run u-o i.ir a i ' " j.-iht ...Tt. ..t -. - "..ir l' .r,n't m,k. ..in I aiae it ikullup nice next day.'' -ut-n st ma of scrawl. He, matt-( Im flsisiied, then laughed ta, suuisoew Vt-u rd it.'' alou,i i-ervouslj to show that ehe Bek.re M r: Gloss could reach out ! ei joyed the joke. I ncte Joe, with hrr ba&d Unele Joe, Mr. Glossa ioul uh " qner from bis bachelor brother, interfered with : bushJ eye-brows, weLt on : "Lei me have the boys letter: I' 'tost was sittin with ber feet always did like that young scamp of jour?.'' Alter smiling tit the down-bill tendency ol the superscription, Uti cle Joe toou became absorbed ver the pagirs tnat U-gan iu text band, coMmued in spider-tracks, and at Deicaue He was rich All tno he was a fooi & then they went Down Stares. "a b: tali roans man come into my kandy t to show you this nice room, they wn behind tbe door & be sed bavurt you got enny Lew years for me R-jsv shs sel ytsirte A: tare hioj a kksbVdnd the door i be sed o rosy if I was only rich L then ma came in to the entree & tney ran out and lookeJ Sitlw ten "then i went to sleep silting on my bundle of candys & when ma woke me up every Boddy had eoae awav t rua sed she haled new Years weeds as tall as this room, a beauti ful garden of them, and watcned 'em with delight, almost to forgetting the job I was down there for, and i caw all kinds of fish swimming about and appearing quite close through the glass in my helmet, though if I put out my band to them I found them to be fathoms away." "But as a rule you crnt see?" No more than if I was looking through a London to. And then take a snip. buppoe you were to come into this room at night with out a lizht you couldn't see. So is is with a ships bold and cabin under water. It's pitch dark. A man can only grope. "it must be dangerous work cgot ing about among croes under such circumstances ?' "Why, not w hen you're ued to it. A bit of a sea above is often incon venient by making the reel on the service roll atd tauten the tackle for heaving up tbe cargo, and so running up a r of dead weight ou a sudden before you're ready ,atd then letting it cvme cra?h agin. A ground swell I hear the swell at the bottom is al?o troublesome, for d fro a dis- more. But Its quiet $r looked the men were all mutikei , fallen through many a yawn and rosr had a Hedake. then 1 ! snip's decks, fit to break a nil swing a man lo as Unce of eeven feet and this is only on deck enough in the hold."' ! -nririw snr-h a. swr-11 shisuld dash a diver agdinst anything?"' "It wouldn't hurt him, sir. The dress makers hiai so light. I in the man's man then advanced and implored his liberation at the ftret of the mother aad brother of the vkli.n. The latter was iodised to clemeucy, but the former was quite obdurate, shouting loudly that as he had k. li ed her son be must die for it. It is the custom that the nearest male relative of tbe murdered man per form the oSce of executioner so at last the prisoner quietly stepped on t a stool not two feet high, and the brother pushed it from un der him. Of course this only stran gled him. Li- I-gs dragging on the ground, s a bystander Uk bold of them aiid held hem up. while tbe executioner, amid the howls and groans of tne crowd, shortened the rope an-3 then h d t escape as best he could. London Hominy Poi. Beilew of Dine Southern belles are now flocking to New York by the dozn to pur chase and have made grand o aid's for the iniugural ball suiHeq-ient U tf hite 11 oue festivities. Oelovelv girl, who will doubtless be the uioet charming dtfbutAnte at Waahmgtoa this wi&ter, is a Baltimore eonvent graduate and tba only daughter of an ex rvbel ceneriL She his or dered tea beautiful dinner drtss from one of the leading dry goods houses here, but her bail toaeltes are all Worth' creations. She is an auc-iirn-hairtd, brown-eyed bena- Tbeiiy, witia jtit a sprinkling ot blonde nave rreesies over Ler ciis:c BAEPES-S WEEKLY -fri 00 1 UAEPERS MA'JAZIXE. 4 09 H ARPFE-S RAZaB SOS haepe&-s yovn'Q people. 2 i and oppressed one like a great bronze HASPER'S Feaiiui Syrtaa Od. Yer ii 5siaber) .. kurled up under eting candy and reding a story book in ber Room sb sed go way Teddy ma she was in ber Room havm a row with Kamil tbe Made about ber close an she sed go way Teddv too then i said where shall i go &she sed you la-t to ihediztiitv of hieroglyphics, (may goto the club and and your The Glues buxiiJy, tired out after ' father i know where to fiiid the feniX tbe bohdav season, were having a club i; is Just roun the korner but domestic evening' in the dining I father was busy playin cards with room. l he-liorarv, nuns in oia mtu a uct uu i uuu panib leather, lacked the embi- li?tia.ei.U that trow out oi dm.v use LlUtT, 00 PnatarefreetosU 'rnela tbe Vaiud Szauvt taaaOs, The Tlaaws fcftba Wely ttln with taa 8r Nuyr m juurr eae year. Theasotiw is Beattooed. ia w;U e alenrio4 that ta. nib nher wtshee to pjgreatt wllh tie Xamijer aext afte tie reeeipt M oc-ler. Tbe Ian toar Ansaal Tolaae et Harper's Weety is aeat eKa tia-liar. wiil t sent by ssaH. priaar p.1. or by exieas. free t ertes. fBeoetiied lbe freiaM ief at ezeeed ce iuilar lr eoiajoael. for ST 00 eara. CMS laif .eaco enlama raf aSla T biod !r. i!l bsaeat ty mail. aNKraal, co reeeipt f 41 . ' earb. liemjt'awres !! be isa-le by Post-tXCe MceT Oroer or I'raft. i ad ebaoee '4 k. "ewper are a- tv.j this a.iTenienet wl-.boat tte cijre or Jer of Haarsa A Baora- Addreas HARPEB A F EOS 3Vew York. 1885. Harper's Bazar, ILLUSTRATED. Tb'P t'Tr rorut w a we enmMiiatioo af lkeraiav. art aad fabt-L l' son-iea. rs. mod e.e are ty the be4 WTi:e-s t Enr-pe a4 arM": f eorr.riss fs te h!be arti!ie eifelieaee : aa. io all ma'.ters peetaialca u Ca.bli k t 'eril w-Aauwie-jced t. t ibe le')na; saibi5 ta IM lawl. Tbe a a wlU cuataia aucy beiiiaot aorkea. llarper's Periodicals, Ter Teeir. HAE FEE'S BAZAB HARPEBS MAGAZINE HAKPER-S WEEKLY HAEPEB'S TOfMJ PEOPLE H lEFtS'S FnjtLH Sjnsi LtaaAZT, ...at M ... A oo ... 4 Or Year (3 Notcber?) , P.istaae free to all ateriber bs the States ar Ciatrti ...IS M Celled Tbe Y'laes ef tba F-ezmr trr'.n wi'A tbe H 5 amber of Jasaa-y .1 eaefe year. Woes bo Um tf sseatiua!. it .ill ba woAmuot taat ttae ratwenhee wisbes to e-mnieccc wiiA Use Bassber aezt after ta. reeeipl ct Sua crder. Address. tiAUfLU bKCte , ew lork. A DSI15TEATOB"S SOTICE. We Bar. sare4 a T ra s rr. w -be ' . V . TC ea- -e V- 4 Ttx a ,i l l ie-a. runt aae. Caaa. L4 VV kKTra. kvemter. N. V. On M ill! a. aTV" iT"v, asaillltJll byjta O rUIra ;tT" ' X.wvtm, aJalik.lt.! "m. . . . i "- f'..'lH,H. ! AC B5aat!i Sliteaiea e tbe WlrMaaa Estate ef H.ertww Weisaer. oed late of K0- fwil Tw?-. ?voret . Pa . 4 e'd Letters 9 aacifiRTiVai aa tea b re eatate aaercc taea aTaair4 . tbe ulaa 4 by tbe nn.ee M'hynt a-ate. t a- n be r?eea raail prr-s lKebt- 4 taM evtai. t. aiaac tsaasedt ;aeayei a ad ib kanra eHtaa aaats4 lb Mate aiU www ibeoi eaiy aa betrkraied tee ) ae-t eawat tm U.'Bay. Jaraary as. 166. at pv I I f , 1 ta aua reataeaee U aaa LVJ 1 1111, . JOHN A 5HTLTZ. I eeelT. AdsiiEiauauie. U urper s Young People il USXA 111-15 $t f4 la Bcyt aa4 G rH af fra Sii ta S iteea Years ? Are. TaL Tl rammeeees 5vesaber 4, ISM. Tbe rraae Peasle has been frr tbe fin rae- ee.- ul beyjo-1 aa-JcipatMO S. T. rex. Pot. It baa a cututct ymryB. la wsara h auaouy lama that aaaeie. of ani-tia'ii.a tbe l- exa- Mpera f e ibe ywta witk a paper ai'Te al meuee, aa well as aaVra a s.ilatxaaataa'ea Jearaaj F e sea ae.. eleraaee or enarraetac. aad ena- teeaa-erajly tl ta BMBTpaned byaa tbl!ra- t'f the atail yet bruou to no autua rmiaaroa Casme. TERMS: H1EPEKS TOrSK PEOPLE, ) 41 e.. Per Tear, Pcta?e Prep.id ) ' P:t!e Ksabert Foar Cecta Farb Sipeeiaaea enpy anit oa reeei of Tare Cea. s. Ta. VMaei mf Haner'l Yaaxa Ptnt tor 1 as4 laxx aiaiaoi' ty boaad ta RBausated t sub wut b aeat by sail, Bona, iieesakl. T-eeti 1 1 aa aseaeb f'oeer I r Tuaf Peaie tot 1S3 a eeaw: taaaaa U easts adxtttxaal Arssmaaeea fO-l i ba Bkada b PoatsaVa Xm Dreer ar IrrafU ta aeoad rbaaea ml fcias Xewaoa tiers are aot to ecee this adTerusesses wlta-ai iae exjenw "e"rr o Hum A liaaa. Address HAMPER A BKOS, Hew Aork. ECTION NOTICE. oeH tbe tanof k oi Stiuaka W ...rs.te. Vl, ee. ti 1 iwtkt ta arte m trt Siaii be pieioe.' u tiee rr-a; T raal a?ee"r. eTibe of tbe . a ir.i . mr i f.rf : Fmvwe'a t A e li a aad i-tf. la-a .ore tKrabere. ACCnts i ' atrfN awr-.t tVOTfe will r. aeH ia Ber j n i mm - - - - - - - p E. M. LAMBERT & BRO., LA W rrHTSYLLLE, SOKAAiS AT CO, Pa. n am Vrtma a Preafea. Vara r-TeUBt. Seemary Roller Skates Tbe Beit sad soat Perfect far EiaAs aad Pra fraehttala, is Send tit rejti'.fttta List asd Prices ta THOMAS BIIiNEY 4 CO.. 30S Wood Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Dealers la ad 'ix Itrer-T . acrre Ue tear. "xr'rT ALEx.rsEa. j Hardware, Catlery and Skatrt. exiitjuuirlier : the lone drawing room, the conventional New York parlor, was too like a manniiuth and spletitiid btaree to permit wfeven its proprietors feeling at heme in iL So about the dining table were gath ered Pana and Mamma Gloss, the Mioses Lou and Rosie Gloss, Mr. Sorghum, a gentleman of many riiiiit-s and compliments, of many suits of fine clothing, of a dog-cart, and gorgeous living generally, and Uncle Joe, unmarried, crusty and rich. Tnere was hho a young fellow called Fred Tremaine, but be was only a chap in papa's office at a rmall salary. Though be bad good six leet of uncommonly good looks, ttitl be was very modest. "And no vvondtr," as Lou whispered to Rosie. He ought to be. Twelve hundred a yenr, intlted !" Srgnum remarked in Lis sweet est tones : " How seldom a poor dog of a bachelor like tue bas the chance of enjoying a happy family gatb-: eriLg : A sigh, carefully given out for Ro?ie only to bear, was a graceful hint of bis dissatisfaction with a bachelor existence. Mamma Glos clasped her plump ban s in a l.tile testacy, and an etttred : No or.e can have an idea of the peace atid content of married li' P A smile both maternal and ncour- a.nr;r. snowed tnat Mr. sorgnum was an approved candidate for the position of soii-in-law. Lou, wiiowas clever, and had a lotty tieariisg aud a marblt-whi'e rkni. ai;d wotiderfjl rows of coal t'iack scoil ips on her pretty fore head, made a proper and girlish comment on the bachelor remark : but Koeie, who was a confiding blonde with b:g gray eyes, said nt thing, and lep: on with her cro chet work. Sorgnum used inwardly a warm molLmenl of Wall street in-j Tective, and wished himself the Af-j ghan stripe that could so bold her attention. Just then Charlie Hedge, (of the young stock brokerage firm of Hedge & Sorghum) dropped in. and nodding familiarly to bis part ntr, joined the family circle by tak ing a place by Lou's side. He ex claimed ; " How jolly I A regular boom in domestic evenings, eh. Miss Lou?' Now, Uncle Joe was sixty at least, tail, grizzled, clean-shaven, Leavy browed, with a cast-iion look that seemed made to withstand humbug, and a steel cold, sharp gray eye that could pierce tbe neatest coating of sham. Having at last flushed his reading, be sat awhile shading his face with bis band ; then looked cp suddenly, as if be bad made up bis mind to something, cast a searching and discomforting glaace at tbe ta ble, and said : - Who would like to near Teddy's letter?" I." said Sorghnm, with tbe live liest interest. Ted must be a cap ital hoy. He's Tour brother." (This last in an aside to Rosie.) "Fine boy." confirmed Hedee. Saw him here New Year's. So cheeky. Cheek is business capitaL Ted will succeed. Let ng hava tbe letter." ' " I think my Teddr is Terr bright,7' remarked Mrs. Close, "so I always keep him away at school where he has the best of advan tage." " Yes, answered Uncle Joe, with eves was a! red A she sed teddv dear they are breaking my hart 1 prom ised Her when i grew up i will lick them al. I like Rosy pretty well consid- enn she is my M?ter. pa & ma was shut up in the library A pa had lots of l.t:!e papers on the UbtL " He sed look at them. u dresses, bonnits, fineary. jewelry, kant pay them i teli you we are livin beyond oar menes. So is every body savs ma but the girls will marry well says pa look at rosy she is now in lov with that good lookin Rasgal on 12 hundred a year. "She shar.t hav bim says ma now dont be a brute and cut down ex penseis perhaps jo will help you out my brother jo is a Stingee ole kur says pa and if he knows we are bed an ears over ia del be woulductleve Ted a sent. " I dont want a sent pa says I. 5 sents air.t much & 1 sentaint nothin and unci? io is an ole bare savs I. o Send the boy to skool he maks me Craz Zy says pa ma kissed in in a hurry 6i push me loEg,lo the dore. pa bad his bed b urryed in his hand kept savin' roomed, rooined and all .fur appearances So i am tired of riting ruch a long Comper sishen and the coachman took me my dear son. So i set down looked at some pictures ther were too mea talkih i guess they didunt know me but they k sowed my sisters good kaus one says cbarlie you go in for loo and ile so in for blondy then we will make the old man gloss settel our bills Ile break her temper for ber if i get her says chariey, i wdl get more capital for the firm. blondy is meek and will stay at home will not interfear with me i Guess says the other fellow anyway we will share the proffet-O' A funeral silence fell upon the room. Hedge looked uanaturalfy childlike and unconscious. Sorghum pulled bis mustache over a bad im itation of a smile. "then father he after a good while be got up and put oa bis cote to go home and just outside of the door of the Club Housei man said some thing to father and father be said lots of Swear Words that ain't allow ed boys in Pnfessor Whacker's skool and it was all about a settlement. "And father said be Hadunt Got the money for it So I thrt it was a new-vear "s presint that Man wan- jted pa to buy bim, "Then we went home. Mother ays to pa tbe girls will look ellegant to-morrer- they will be sure to catch something wurth wile at lasL "Father says they bad better ketch it pretty quick then for things ia cotuin to an end then ail of a suddea pa pounced on me sent me to bed. "The next Day, which was new years, nobody et breakfast down stares but me and father looked splendid so did I. We had on oar be el es tbe carriage was red- dy to take us ca'iia. Wen ma the gurls came dawn they were very beautiiul espesbully loo tbo I like Rosy btst. ma says pa what do you think of chick "es Biddys, and kissed bim. "Pa says bumf! And we went Oat and he banged the front door." Mr. Gloss used every wile to turn Uncle Joe's attention ; but he went on mercilessly : "Some of the Ladys we called on was eld some was vane. The old ones mosely bad no necks in their Dresses a good many had orfully pink cheeks and dirty eyes with bldck smudg under them. "but pa sed the Same thing every wberes. "How charming You are f Day says pa to all of them bowed. bowed. And he kinder lafed and Bobbed round looked Silly and then be come cat and jumped in Tbe carriage 4 says Swear words agen. ' Says I it is fan to make calls pa. "Says pa it is a nuisance so says I wot makes jou do it Pa. "Soci?rty says pa then I ask who Sosierty was pa says Nusense agen then he tells me io hold my tucg. "so then we went to see an ugly old woman with lots cf diamonds she wanted to kiss me I wouldnt do it after Wsrds pa skolded me said she was Misses Kooper I must always kiss ouch a rich ole la dy Then I "asked pa if he was siek be red be wasant and I told Him I herd Misses Koopons say he was a sick OfTant. "And father sed more Swear words made tbe Coachman driTe ace I Catarrh. For twenty yeara I heme, ma tbe gurls were in the j was a sufferer from catarrh of the tbe gurls were in tbe parlor head and throat By a few appli- so was the two men that talked j cations of Ely's Cream Balm I re A boat lov And rosy at the club ceived decided benefit was cured Tbebhi fellow with tbe mustasbjby one bottle, Charlotte Parker, went to bed but Sme thing had j neck aad back, you might think for made; me orful sick tho i don t be-; tl.e depth of :t. an 1 have come up lief it was cake i went to rosvs ' agsiu iu?t as quietly. 77 room, softly. She was cryin sittin j "Cn you converse unu-r water?" on the or by the fire then I wnt' "Ye. but very few kn how it's into iuas room She way cryio too, done. If you were to stand up ficeto Pa was sayin We are Livin on a i face with another inau e-ch might Voicacer I tell yoa i b -irst himself with yelling without "I was kinder skared be kaasej producing the faintest souwd. Now volkaneers burn you all up arej how do you think you can near?" very dan gerus. Ma 3ays samuel if "I cannot imagine." Kant help it the girls most dresa j "By lying down. You and your we must keep up appearance says i j mate must lie down on your breasts ma why kant we move off the valka- bead to head, or side by sid. ner buy a new House up to Sen- close, and in that position you'll tril Park. bear one another as easily as you "pa says where did that young and I cau hear each other in this skamp c-.me from then the flr room. jumped up hit me sed it was kause "I suppose the sound is cer.veyed I bad et too much terash. by the deck or sand, or whatever " I was orful sick oil nite. Tbe you lie upon." nex morning Kami! the made belp-j "Po?silly : I or.ly know it's true, ed me git up sed I was to go rite! Wh-n I fom.d this out I spoke to oftosk'jo! Agen the Coaca man ! another diver abou: it. aad he would i was take care of me I went to sav I not believe me. We'd, one day we good By to loo she was in bed witni happened to go down to a wreck to-gnddi-ms ia her hair eting lots flgether. I U Id hitn beforehand what breckfist. rosy kissed me her ; position to put bimsel; in. and a.ter itt.e ni.se. but her Krra is as exquisitely rnod ded as th.it of a Grecian prite", beside, sh is only 1 ye.irs old. A beau'.:;il baii dress is now oa ex!iiLiti-n at one f our leading oioditf"s iarlor. It is com peed ot pa!e-b;ue silkplush, with ta- j.ts I i.d gold cresent tissue. Band crs a- uous rows cf the same fid in the deeolitt cut ccrsage. It is an odd costume, but will be intensely be coming to its prospective brunette wearer. i g- 1 i beads ca the sbouM xtr f it sleeves, while contin- llow a Taunt Originated. ors s.me time we and lay down as we had been to w came together agreed, and I said : "Jim are there many more casks left in the hold ? "Heaps." be answered right eff "And so you can bear me?"7 said I. "Aye," be answered, "wonderfully plain," and with that be laughed, and so did I, an-1 we both beard each other's laugh just as we beard each other's words." "H w deep down were you at the time?" "In about eleven fathoms."" Lon dm Telegraph. A Bofa Colli Frand. bac to skool tint in all i know a Bout new years." Untie Joe quietly folded up the sera a 1, and looked op from under the thatch of his eyebrows at Hedg wbo, glancing at Lou. and seeitg she was dangerous, siientlv left tbe room and tbe houe. S-.rnum fol liwed also, ioli;e!v escorted lo the dixr by Uncle Joes steady gaze. The method failed with Fred Tre inaine, for the look only sent bim as lar as l.osies side, wnere be sal down with determination. Mrs. Gloss was sobbing hysterically, and her husband seemed inclined to drop down dead. Well," Uncle Joe began, " weiL aren't yoa a a pack of idiots to sac rifice your comfort and honesty for this wretched show of fashionable life ? Now, I've always disappoint ed yo j in the money way, and IU do U stilL Mr. Sam Gloss trembled. "I'll do it still; for you think I'm going to see you go to ruin, and I won't. I will look over matters with you. Sam, and find out how I can pat jou on your legs again. But stop this bigb-pressure living. and give tbe girL Rosie, to Tre- maine, who is a good fellow, if he is poor. Rosie and Fred tried to say seme words of thanks but, failing to do justice to their feelings, consoled each other by clasping Lands. "There is worse-misery than pov erty . Uncle Joe went on, and Miss Lou had better cast about for some boy at a thousand-dollar salary, for no more brokers will desire her dowry to mend their capitaL As for Ted," and Uncle Joe rose to go into tbe library with his brother "he's an example to all young writers exact, truthful, impartiaL I value his manuscript. I shall keep Lim in pocket-money and make him my heir. What is characterized by Colonel A. Loudon Swr w.'e i Superintendent tf the Mir.t, as ..e of the boldest and most ingenious schemes for per petrating fraud that ever came to bis notice has jast been detected by him at the Mint. Tbe first knowr. of it was last monday, when an agent of the Adams hx press company brought to the Mint for deposit. n behalf of Charles S. Siitf, cf Litt.'e Rock. Arkansas, what purported to be. and had the appearance of, gold grains. Oa Wednesday the same agent presented another dtxvii of similar, character for Myer Cohen, of Nash ville. Tennesee. The gnins be-re a striking resemblance t-" North Carolina amalgam, from which the quicksilver had been drawn by the us' of the riot or africangold grains The first suspicion of theagenu iner.es o the article occcrrf-d to the clerk in charge, from tbe fact that i the grains seemed lighter than the j ger.uine article. He called the mat- New Jersey is sometimes jocularly referred to as a foreign country by pern.s who do not know the origin f their little joke. After the down fall of the first Narc.'ec n bis brother Joseph, who had tn en kit 2 of Spain and Lis nephew, Pnr.ce Murat 'O'jgr.i retuge in the Unitd States, bricgirg w:ia mem greaT. weaiin. joeepa tried to induce several states to pass an act to enable bim as aa alien to hold real estate-, but they all refused. Finally the New Jersry legiljture give t him and prir.es Murat the privilege of purchasing lnd. They bought a tract of land at Borderto u built magnificent dwellirgs and fit ted them up in royal sttle with pic tures. scu'ptures,etc. Joseph BoLa parte's residence was the finest ia America. He was liberal w th bis money and made many friend. The PhiLdelpbiacs were envious ct the Jereymen in securing the two millionaires, arid taunted them with being "foreigners." ar.d with ia-i port ing txe king cf Spain to rule over them. The taunt stuck and is still repeated by many people who have no idea of how it ariginated. Tattooing Amooc Indiana. ter at t.r.ce t the attention ol j-uper-intendei.t Snowden, who without hesitation pronounced tbe grains toi be spanous. It was found, however that they resisted tbe action of acid, and an analysis was made to ascer tain of what material they wsre com posed, when it was learned that they were simply steel filings which had been coated witn a thin film of gold by the use of a composition of tur pentine. Tbe value of the gold coat ing was found to be about one dollar to the ounce of the spurious staff. The theory in regard to the mattr! is that the stuff was made and sold in small quantities, to avoid suspt cion, to dealers in the southwestern part of the country. From the great similarity of tbe bogus material to the cfnuinegold grains this is a dangesoas fraud, as nobody except one accustomed to handling gold would detect tbe cheat, ar.d even by such a one it might very readily berate! with out detection. Among the many arts for the in fliction of pain, tattooing is at ot.ee the most useless and revolting. The Yukona Indixns, of Alaska, followed this method : Instead cf pricking the stuff in with sbarper.td teedies they make a paste oct cf charcoal and grease, soak a thread in it, punch a needle through the 2rsh so that I comes out of a diiTer ect bole from the one wbereit enter ed, and then draw the thread through under the skin. The operation is painful, for the flesh swells up and look very much inflamed. Mea tatoo oly their hands and wrists wiib pictures of t.':e nobler animals or ih, but the women tattoo their fa ces a;sc. iLese ittttr bein the process while quite youcg. makirg bird turtles or some other ins:gr;:S cart thir gs on their hard and wrists while thsy draw linf s cf different kii.ds on their chins and the lower part of thir cbteks. As a rale this tattiwicg is done entirely in blue. l.nf rua a..t thn fv,-ro w in Tr.H'fln who has dotted red spct through the blue. A MabT pay tbe Fare. A Remarkable Eacape. Mrs. Mary A. Dailey, of Tunkban nock. Pa was afficted for s;x years with Asthma and Brorcbitis, during which litre tbe 'I think I rather got the best of a your.g masher the other day, said tbe gentlemanly acd eScier.t con ductor No. 4lu50, of the Melrose horse railroad, to a Boston GM re porter. He was cne cf that kind that makes vou sick : a fellow that's always imagining he's paralyzing some girls hdart, no matter where be is, and makes a nui-ance r-f bimlf by grin r.ing at every ycU'g lady he sees. This particular spider-legged your.g skeleton got oa my car last Sunday, and just a minute laterthree women from the "Crystal palace. I gues. or some such locality, crowded them selves on to the same seat. Thedude was all broken up by their beicz on tbe seat with him. but just then a pretty girl came in and took the on ly other seat there was on tbe other side and next in front and the reunz saphead turned bis atten tion" to ber. She was just little gore i vi .vttr, uuui a; : , - - , v.... , w..:l I enough to smue. at bim. and he I'Tr i 1tiT-n.iaLS c . . tnougntrewas getting atocg u.-t rate whun I came around to take the far. The dude hauled out four in astrio. and reached 'eno out for met pull off or.e. Tbelsawmychar.ee said to rosy she was a crewel darling Waverly, N. Y. could give no relief. Her life was despaired of, until in last October she procured a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery, when immediate re- i t i. .m.......; ,i,i use for. short time she was wm-j"??b tb fo?r- T ica anu went Sioux. tn, o.i. pletely cured, gaining in fieshSOlbs. in a few months. Free Trial Bottles of this certain care of all throat and lung disease at C. N. Bovd's Drug Store. Large Bottles tl OO Without ernetn-as no roan is ever great or doe rtally grsat things. quick that girl just cat one loot of corror at thedadeand an-otber at the three errata res he'd paid for, and she sat herself around and never looked hack sg-tio. The dadt was too pr alTted to open his bead; he just dropped off the car and made Lis, escape.'
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