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P. K. SHAKKKR,
J i'ii; ian and rii(iKox,
Sailllrrs't, I'll,
hi. prtf. ionul s4'r-i- to the cili--.
N.:u..r-t aii'l victuiiy. Oltirc uext
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H. Cun itoTlf,
Funeral Director.
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5aiUia & Gasoliue,
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'wi.n.rii, ,.vtrv kllwn
Product
of Petroleum
Tt-a iot uuifomily
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VOL. XLHI. XO.
-THE-
First National Bank
Somerset, Penn'a.
Capital, S5O.O0O.
Surplus, S 18,000.
OCPOSITSRCCCIVEOIN LARGE ANDSMALL
AMOUNTS. PAYABLE ON DEMAND.
ACCOUNTS OF MERCHANTS, FARMERS,
STOCK DEALERS, AND OTHERS SOLICITED
DISCOUNTS DAILY.
1JOAHD OF DIKECTOKS.
I.AUVK M. Illt KS, GKO. It. St'l'I-I,
JAMhJS L. ri'till, W. II. MII.I-K.lt,
JUIIX 1L SiMTT, ll HIT. S. Stt'LL,
KUKb Y. IUKIX KKlt.
EIWAItn S(fI.U : : l'UFIHKXT.
VAI.KXT1XK HAY, : Vit'K ritKSIUKXT.
HAUVKY M. liKKKI.KY, . C.YiSlllEK.
The runils and --uri!i of thin bank are se-
eun-ly proUf teil i:i a -, lvlir.itf.I toi:i.is.s I'.l'K-
(vi.ak 1'i:hk Sai'k. Tlieoniy safe made iiIk(
luu'.y bun;Utr-l'rK,f.
S3 SmHet Coaatv Kational
OF SOMERSET PA.
Eitab!UM, 1877. Orginlrsd u l Ritlsml, 18S0
O.
CAPITAL,
S50.000
SURPLUS AND UN-
DIVIDED PROFITS $15,000.
Chas. I. Harrison. Pres't.
Win. H. Koontz, Vice Pres't.
Miltoa J. Pritts, Cashier.
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D I rectors :
SAMl'KL SXYHKIt, WM. F.XIisI.EY.
JuSIAII SI'Kt llT, JUXAS I. ITX'K,
JiUIN II. SXYI'Ht, JoHX SH UT,
JosKl'H It. IAVIs, XtiAII S. Ml I.I Kit,
ilAUlUMlX SXYIKR, JKKtiMKSTl'KKr,
SAM. U. IIAUltlS-iX.
fustiMiters of taisltmk will reo-ive thf tiioft
lilx-ral treat iiit-nl conit-ri( w ii h sale lK:iikii,.
Pani.-j wishing: to semi inoii.y ,:e.t ,r wel
ran he urtliiniil;ii,l by draft, for any
amount.
Mont y mid valuahi, Mun-1 by one of lie
boid'K ei'lcbniU'd Ntfes, wilii iimt lninroved
time lM-k.
oll.vtM.ns made In all parts of the I'nlK'd
IIat-s. t 'harir,"s imilcral.
Aeeount-s and J-mt.il solicited.
Wild & Anderson,
Iron L Brass Founders,
Lnpim-rs and Machinists and Euin
Huilders.
-ManufiK-turers if-
COAL CAR WHEELS and AXLES.
New anil wmiiil-haml Maeliinery,
shaflitiK, llaiisrers mid I'iiIIcvn,
lujct'torx, l.uhrii-ators, oil
'iios, Kte.
ERECTiNQ OF MACHINERY A SPECIAtTY
Strictly F:rst-CIaM Work Guaranteed.
Shop on ttroail St., near Ii. A O. l-mt
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Johnstown. - -
THE ART AMATEUR.
Bit and Largest Practical Art
Magazine.
(The only Art r.-ii.-l a-vard-.d a Medal at the
wM liiir.)
Inndnnhu tu a!l irhn tri'h In iwiir IH,ir l:rlnnh nrl
lOri lUC. we 1 1 "d in any one 1 fC.
meuiv tiii K Hi! iihl.et)oii a p-i 't I I
men r.(iv. il!i siii.ti o.i'or la-ts III
ifor rot'V : no-Inmime and H B!i;i'le J. S
metiUirv yegv of dtrlgai (rruular price
). or
r-rtn OE wcwillftiid ! "Painting
lUn ZOCt tjrBniiinTe''(-lK'J.
MONTAGUE MAKS, 23 Union Square,
New York.
ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING
A SPECIALTY.
IIAHIIY 31. KEXSilOFF,
MANUFACTURING STATIONER
BLANK BOOK MAKER
IIANN'AM ULOCK,
Johnstown, Pa
49.
ire
Permanently Cured
OP
Constitutional Scrofula
B7
Hood's Sarsaparilla
" i : it
ilia Olive S. Carl
Ecynoldsville, Pa.
Tlie cure of Olive Curl by Ilixxl'a
Sarsaiiarilla has few equal in uictlicul
history. The teirtjinouial tvas lirnt
published two years ajro, ami a letter
iately reeehul from her mother says
Olive continues lit jrotxl hoaltli and
' We are s ttiplied l.er remarkable cure
of constitutional scrofula by Hood's
Sar.eajiarilla was peniianer.t.n
Briefly stated the esse was this: "When
Olive was 8 years old she had the whoop-
In? cough and measles, followed by in
tense pains In every joint in her body,
like rheumatism. Physicians were put
tied, but after a consultation, pronounced
the dL-.es.9tf some form of
Constitutional Scrofuia.
" When we began to use Hood's Sarsa
parilla, abe could not be moved without
srying out with pain, and we were com
pelled to cut her hair, as she could not
bear the wciglit of it. At first the change
for the better was very gradual; the pains
secnitd to be less frequent and the swell
ing in some of the joints subsided after
u-iincr about one bottle. Then improve
ment was more rapid and one night she
surprised us by tcliing us that we
Need Not Prop Her Up In Bad
ca we had done for mo n .':, and next
night she surprised us still more by roll
ing over across the bed. From that time
on the improvement was very rapid and
slie soon began to creep about the house
and then to walk on crutches. Now she
ood's Sarsa-
pv3 parilla
generally uses but
one crutch, tho dis- fl Ui
ease having left one vV
leg crooked, and I
fear it will remain so. 'We feel that to
Hood's Sara parilla we owe ourchild'slife.
"I enclose the r hotosrrp.ph of my daugh
ter and I think u is a picture of perfect
health. When I thick how near siie was
to death's door I anuot feet thankful
enough for her recovery." illts. J. A.
Carl, HevnoldBvii'e, l'a."
Hood's Pilis S.4
Campbell & Smith,
' THE PEOPLE'S STORE."
"Out-or-Towu' Visitors
to this store will find many im
jiroveincuts tlii year iininovc
ir.cnts that have been matlc c.jee
ial!y for them. For example, there's
a lartro, eo.-y anl coinfortable wait-
I inur room for ladies, and a place to
j check paekajres In fact, i.othin
Las been left nnJonc that may aid
to your comfort ami the attractive
ness of the store; but there is no
greater attraction in the store than
the low juices fur the very liih
ela.s merchandise.
Ladies' Suits
of all kinds and for all purposes.
Wc have always been leaders in
Ladies' Jruits, and this .season we
beat our own past record of jrood
value for the money,
s?5 to 137.50.
Also in ?uit Department an im
mense variety of ."separate Skirts in
latest fhre and han& $!.$ to
iiH U0.
Dress Goods and Silks,
Impossible tj tell you about the
VAN il'Jnilllill itlidv,i ' u -J v v- j w. w
'i0 tl; slorcanJ .we llrai.
Dress Goods, Kc to $2.50.
ilks, 2oc to $3.50.
If yon can't come to the store, send
and let our Mail Order Department
send you samples.
For Housekeepers.
Five entire floors of this immense
store occupied by household neces
saiies. Carpets, Furniture, Curtains,
Chiaaware, Draperies,
Glaisware, Liuon, and
Kitchcnware.
At prices that will make it well
worth your while to come to the
citv, aLd above all to this store.
OUR MAiL ORDER DEPARTMENT
always ready to send samples,
prices or any information you may
desire.
Campbell & Smith,
Firth Avenue, rillsbnrg
S. P.SweiUer.
1. F. Ikacey.
Real Estate and Collecting
Agency.
IVrvmis lsliiii)t to l-uy or w ll Cimisortown
iiroiN-i-tv in Soiner-i-t roti my or elsewhere, are
(iivilt'loeitllitt oiirotll-.-e in Kn .er l.lorlc
rrom: ntieiitioii wirl Is-aiven toud mall in-
gaini m;:iioiji itii-'- j
ertv l'lie enclose a two cent -t:imp to pre-
pay answer. H K1T.KIC KA HV, .
' Knepi-r Block, j
nomer-ct, l'a.
SOMERSET,
THE SUPPER OF ST. GREGORY.
A tule for Hi n uui irui'lcii to Ml
Tieurrl.-KiKlit worn travellers Htill,
Who i;use l.-sie tK- narrow cell
orurvsory ou the Ui-liun Hill.
One day l..-fre the mmk dtorrnic
A t-,'i:r, mretehiii" empty :iIihh.
I'liiiiilni: Mild Ci.n1-! U, hi die ii.inie
f ti- Most Holy asking ulni.
And the monk answered : All I have
In I liis ixioreell of mine I Rive-Tin-
silver cup my mother giive;
In Chrisl's naiiie kike tun:i ii, ini-l live."
Yeiirs H,se l ; and called Hi Inst lo Ix-iir
The U!Ktorxl crook and keys of Home,
The KKir monk in St. l'et. r"s chnlr,
Kul the crowned lord of l'hri.sii-nioiii.
I'n-piirea fc-ast," hi. Onsr.v cried,
"And let twelve bt&iirs sit lheie.it."
The (vi;iirs-Mme, nntl inc Ix-siih
An unknown stranger with them nut.
"1 iifkcd thee- not," the l'ontilt sKike,
M Klraiijji-r; hut ifin-.il Ik- thine
I hid lliei- Mi lcome, forthcKiku
tr Him who Is thy Iird an,l mine."
A srave, mini face the siring'-r pi1m;h1,
lake His who on ttcmiesarct tro;l,
ir Hii o:i win mi the t'lmldeiuiK saz-i
Wlws' form wtiKus the o:i of (in I.
Kiiow-Vt thou." Iiemiid, lliy irt of old T"
And In the hand he lilltil up,
The rontiil'iit-trvfll.-d to (x-hold.
Once more hi moiher'n silver cup.
"Thy prayers and alms have risen nml Mooui
Sw-etly Hiiiom; the floweni of Inaveii.
I uui Tlie Wonderful, thnaih whom."
Whule'er thou askest sh'ill he given."
lie sike und vaui.-hed; tircj;ory fell
lili his twelve Kiients in mule accord
I'roneoii their faces, knowing welt
Their cy- of Ih-sii and s-n Ilie Lord.
The old-liun legend is not vain:
Xor vain thy art, Veiona's 1'aul,
Ti-lling It o'er and o'cra-rain
in Kray Vi-eiiia's frescoed wall.
A, it' w tcreo-i-r piVi xharr
ii brci'J H'iii ttirrftM-Xt irarU .d 'ii.
Ait'! hn'f thf b'-tjjtt'rfrir.i prffm
7Vc UHinritt U ittu tt o-im c in.
I'lilictrd, iMvause our .i arc dull.
Unseen, Kcnuic our eyes are ilim.
He walks on uii-.li: The Womleifnl,
And all i;ood tletsts are done to him.
J' 'UN O. WHlTTtiat.
A FJIEAK OF FATK.
Cr.-Lsli ! wont t!ie il,lii-itechiua llowt-r
disli on tin- stiuu; st-s, uiid sit tho cu!-
jirit'.s feet luy a heap f lu auliful iiali-
sies.
"Oh, Flora !" t he t riitl in a low,
grievtil vuitv.
A Jn-arkt ruin.', ditinty ami H-rfiiintil,
lla.-lioil thntiigh the in-n do;irway in
anjiry lutst-, uml ji:ui--l Us-ido txNir
Nora.
"I i-xjN.ftc'1 it r -Nl:iitm-il a hiirh-
iiiti lml voiiv, di-sparinjly. "Kach tlay
-Kt-K my iini'ii of ymi venl'u il, Nor;u
You cannot U trusted to gather a few
Uowers or liaiidk a vast-."'
"Sun Iy, l-'lora, mi do imt tliinii I
jiurisisely l-rol;e l!ic ili.-slr."' uslvod the
l-rowm-d-cyed fjir!.
l-'li.ni l-'ane shnijrtfisl her sIiou'hKt.s ;
kIio had lei.rii d the trick from her
French master, and the action ave livr
uite a foreign stir, r-he thought.
"What matters it whether yi.u did it
IurjKe-ly or not'.'" sh n-tortcil, ton
tempt uotisly. "Those .Teat awkward
hands of your-5 are forever doin-r mis
chicf ; they sire perfeetly tl.-eles.''
ri Nora liKikeil sit Iter stin-hrowiied
hands she smiieil sadly.
"True," she sighed, sis s!ie lielit to
pick upthepatisicsi, that scviucd todin-r
loviiirl v to her lingers. "True, they
are useless as tainirs count in your
sphere, Flora; hut we sire not at the
ml of time yet, and my record may
r.-ad dilierenllv f on to day."
"Noiis'its-! You will never Ik: lady-
like or gran-fiil, si do your U-st with
yiKirotlur virtues," cried Flora, nn:ri-
ly, sis the proud ipiiet manner of the
other Ut rayed a natural ilijruity she
could not imitate. " lather more flow
ers, and clear uwav that ruhhisii."
Nora was lookinrstt t lie hroken china
with a glad relief in her fsuv.
I can mend this, and it can he used
with safety."
'Tilt; ta.-k will require gentler hands
than you have," said Flora, coldly;
lv.it do as you please. Only, Nora, you
need not consider it worth while to
come down this evening. Mother
thinks two unmarried daughters saf
lieient to entertain her guest, with
out"
"A pi-iiniless niece of her d.t l hu-s-
hand's. I understand," interrupted the
girl. "I am glad to he released; I do
not like useless things any more than
Villi do."
Flora stared in amazement, hut Ie-
fore she coald vent r.'ii;'wed anger on
her haples cousin she was gone.
Nora hurried away with the hr.tkcn
dish and crushed flowers.
She cared not to handy words with
the haughty Flora.
She tpiiekly gathered dhw ptinsies,
and completed her task of arranging
the table, liesides giving numerous lit
tle touches to the fruits and ices, with
out which the whole effect would have.
Ki n marred.
When all was completed she felt five
to week her own pleasure on tluit lovely
cvciiiiig.
She took hcrhnmd-hriiiimed hat from
its place behind the kitchen door, and
in her simple calico dress, with its neat
white collar, hsistencd through the gar
den out on the highway and took the
road to the village.
"The new dix-tor is a society man,"
idle thought. "I did hope that a clever,
earnest physician might conic to Ixine
ville and help the p:or jieople ; hut in
stead we have an exquisite who fre
quents lawn parties and flirts with silly
girls. Oh, if I were only"
Nora was cr.ssing a muddy place as
she arrived at this wish. Making a
quick spring to the dry side of the road,
she turned her ankle and fell to the
earth.
"Oh, den r! Flora is right, after all,"
she moaned in despair, half comical
and yet painful. "Two whole miles
from the village and hoin-j and unahle
to mover'
After thus camming up her position,
Nora first laughed, and then cried.
Tt-or little Mary!" shesohUsl. "She
w ill think I have deserted her; and she
is so ill!"
"Perhaps I can help you," was just
then caid in a pleasant voice.
looking up Nora met a p-dr of frank,
manly eyes.
"I don't know," die bewail douht
ingly. "Well, there's nothing like trying,"
laughed the stranger a yiaing J
coming at once to her side. What w
ti? Ilroken any bones, eh'."'
ESTABLISHED 1827.
PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1805.
Nora had to laugh, he was so pleas
ant stud so breezy.
"Oh, no! Only twisted my ankle,"
she said, shjly.
"Oily! Humph! You are used to
making light of great matters, I see."
To her horror, down he drop'.ted on
his knees, a. id coolly took iiosscs-ioii of
her foot.
"Si much for wearing a loose shoe,"
he said, half angrily, as lie looked at
the active little foot, and then deftly re
moved the oil'eiiditig IxKit.
Nora grew indignant and red.
"You inttl not trouble yourself"
she U'gati.
"lie quiet, please. 1 mil a doctor,
young lady, and I know what sprains
mean," he calmly replied, moving the
foot very gently, though her lips qtiiv-
red with pain.
"A doctor !" Nora looked full at him
in iLstoiii-hmoiit. "Not the new doctor,
surely!"
"You are going to spoil two cngsigc
ments for me with this f.mt of yours,
young lady, so that you mu.-t repay me
with olxilictice. At one house kind
friends are waiting to welcome me to
my new home sit another, a jmor, tired
mother tsud her sick little girl wait for
the aid I might possibly render, and to
thank me for looking up the toor direct
ly I take Kfsio!i of iny new prac
tice." His frank eyes met the conscious
brown ones looking so eagerly :it him.
"You spt:;k of my home and iny
imor friends:'' Nora cried gladly. "Oh,
I am so rejoiivd you are good for soim
thing!" "He laughed hes.rt:Iy.
"Which you doubtetl? And you were
going to see the poor woman and sick
child when this hapjiened? Then you
are-'i
"Nam Noyl-rook," Hiid the young
girl, quietly.
"lr. Owen Onwill. al your service,"
retorted the cheery voice, as its ow ner
dolled his iiat. "I know sdl sil tit you
now, Miss Nora, for M'N. Fillon is gar-
ndous, and as you are used toolH-dientv,
I exat't you to olwy me now. My bug
gy is jii?.t bt yoiid the liond of the road.
I will fetch it."
Nora startnl. Would he drive her
home?
"Oh, but you must Hot!" she pro
tested. "Wry well; then III leave you sit
ting i:i the mud. waiting for a deliverer
I tie re to your taste," said the doctor,
rising.
Nora fell her eyes droop with sadden
pain.
"Thank you," she said, gently, with
a sadia-.-s in her voice that made him
look at her. "I wiil accept your help,
since I inu-t."
"Only U-c-tuse you must'."'
"I am accustomed to helping myself,
but at hot I am useless."
"Then I rejoi.v to lie the first to of
fer you help," said the d-M-tor, kindly,
mid away he sjxil across the field.
In a short time he reapjKared, drew
np his light bagsry beside the waiting
in. .i. !. n, sjirang down hehli h.-r, ami
U-foreshe knew what next would hap
pen, she was caught in a pair of strong
arms an. 1 lifted high almve the mud in
to the carriage.
"There!" said the cheery voScv, as the
self-reliant young man took up the
reins. "Your foot is all ri-iht, Miss
Nora. It is only strained a little, and
by the day after to-morrow you may
try another jump."
Nora listened shyly ; silence seemed
to protect her from herself, and through
out the drive homcshe could only listen
and rejoice at the line nature of the
new doctor.
Only oniv she soke; then it was to
ask him to drive in by the back way,
so that her entrance might not le seen
from the house.
Then, sis he left h.-r at the kitchen
porch, having given her a small bittle,
with orders to apply its contents to her
foot til! the pain ceased, she raised her
eyes and said:
"I am glad you have come here, Dr.
On will. So many sad hearts need
you."
"Ihit not brave ones like yours?" he
asked, almost sharply.
Site only blushed and turned away.
Little Nora grew more happy as the
months went by, for her ea'rnest, help
ful nature rejoiced that there was anoth
er more competent than she to i-are for
the poor and needy t.f their little town.
She smiled and rejoiced in her own
heart as she heard her cousins condemn
the new doctor as l.m scliish and Lard
working to suit their idle ts.stes, and
her eyes grew brighter each day as
sonic new tale of his kindmss rc-at hed
her cars.
Th-y seldom met, and then only u
few words were uttered; bat even these
few did the gentle girl much good; she
felt that she had need of them.
One bright, wintry day, when he met
her and asked hi r to slut re his life work,
she was not greatly surprised; it seem
ed only natural that his nature should
claim hers when the time cs.me, and she
w:is proud and happy in his choice.
"Not so worthies after a'.!," ssiid the
girl, its she told her aunt and cou.-ins
what had hapici.cd; and in the great
light that lie-aimd from her earliest
brown eyes they felt their sclti.-di na
tures shrink and grow pitiably small.
"True!" said Flora, turning away
with a flush and a bitter smile, sis she
thought of what might have Uvii.
The Discovery Saved Kis Life.
Mr. 5. t'aillouette, Hruggist, IJeavers
ville, III., says: "To Dr. King's New
Discovery I owe my life. V:is taken
with Im (Jripjie and tried all the phy
sicians for miles almut, but of no avail
and was given up and told I could not
live. Having Dr. King's New Dis
covery in my store I sent for a lmttlu
and began its use and from the first
dose licgail to get U'tter, and after using
three Uii tic was i.p :nd aUmt again,
it is worth its weight in gold. We
won't keep store or house without it."
CSet a free trial at J. X. Snyder's drug
store, .Somerset, l'a., or at I'.rallier's
drug Store, Ilerlin, l'a.
"Just see that laby pi:t:ing that
little iron car in his mouth. What do
you supp se he think it is?" tuked the
visitor.
"(iaesis he's heard it's a chew-ch .'v
car," said Willi.
MtrCKENHAUPr.
More Remiaiscense3 of the celebrated
Preacher-Doctor.
Fni KiK lli:n vi. ii ;
A very interesting -d i : i i:ti 1 1 i'-at i n
appeared in the hot i-ste- of the Hi:u-
Ai.li, relating to some early reiniiii
scvmvs in the history of Somerset coun
ty, written by our friend T. F. L., to
whose many qualities of head stud
heart, his friends, and they stro legion
in Ihisouiity, can give testimony. I'.tit,
since this is to U- our ('csiieiiutnl year,
our friend, I know, will pardon m if,
in adding souk thing to the sa'-ji-it,
I may differ a little with him in some
of his details. Accuracy in t he rela
tion of cireiimstanets!io:il 1 U-tlie lirr-t
requisite.
The old (Jeniian D k tor, Mueken
Iiaupt, was one of the mc-t original
characters, among many, who ever
lived in Somerset county. For
years he livol in !Vter-.burg where
he preached in a I .hi II", pitidorous way,
practiel medicine in a i:et priniiiive
f:t-hion, gambled, race I i:h horse..:,
and drank an iiiimeiise quantity of
whiskey. He win the medical, .- piriiii
al and legal advisor of his llock. On
Suud-iy he pr. ai-hed, and on Monday
and every other day, and even -:i Sun
day after preai hing, if occa-i iu aro-e,
he would gi t gloriou-iy drunk with
some of the brethren to wh- ni he had
preached anil administered thesaeia
inelit on Sunday.
He married the young p!opt -, and
older ones to, and wheti ih-ce.-ary :it
tendtsl the women in child birth, and
when they died he buried them a
cording to the; lites of his church,
Lutheran. A couple -f miles front
l'etersbtirg, during the palmy days of
the old "Pike," stood a large svi:e
holism k"pt by a man who is weil re
m"m'.'t l-ed by t!ie older ciiiz.ns of (his
vitinity, and who is nr.-nti::n- I
queiitly in Col. S.-aright's hi-t-iry of
theiiike. This host.-Irv w:is faio-i-.:- '.-.
its day, and many dark stories of ,i .; k
er deed i h-ive b'Vil told to the yo-ing-er
generation. A traveler w.i.ild
up to this hotel, with wcl!-flMiNls.id 1 it
bags as was the custom in t:.o-e d-iy.;
be would, probably, complain f sick
ness after eating his supper, his pains
would increase, stud Dr. Muckcnhnupt
wtmld he scut for, raid af;t-r :t day or
s ) it wou'ii be given o it tint 'he trav
eler had gotten Well and started on his
ariu
the ni.-lit. At
o::i?r
times n we!l-gr.emi' l hor-e wo iid!..
scon in the stable, and no owner -niello
be there. A great m my similar
circumstances w-re known, of which
no exphmatioii was ever giv. :i. Tin
long range of mountains a';.-1 "'.Viud
iug Ki.lge," was, s::id i-full of r.H ks
and caverns, ma.;y of whi. 't 1. .v.- i:jv
cr '.k-pu explored, and liii''.;h Idi sany
s ;cr.ts.
Tills preacher-doctor we.s.i merii.-l
man, but chiidl.s-s. H- v.a-, !i .tivilh
stan "ling his gr -i- smut ;.t ! ; i- - si:.d
hi-, lief sli'ius pr.ietiei-s, thought t !v
by ids congregation and patrons, es
pecially the tihh-r women, a mode! of
propriety and perfection. Whe:i he
got drunk, which w:ss an sihieist ilaily
iM'eurren.v, they would gat her nr und
hint, nurse him, cod lie him and poul
tice him, and minister to all his wants
until "Kichard was himself again,"'
when they would invent every p.s-i-bleexeii-e
for liis bsiek sliding, tell how
sick he had I veil and h-iw sioeerily he
rejK'Uted for whatever wrong he might
have done. It is very doubtful wh. ;h
t r he hsnl any knowledge of medicine
or surgery, out-ide of the merest rtidi
liients. He had in meilieal b:ioks, :i
the writer of this lisis U, ii credi'.-iy in
formed. His library cmd-ted of one
Usik, now in the p is-'s-io!i of some
one in this loe:t!ity, and pos.-ibly, al
though it is hardly probable, a few
pampiilets.
Tile Uiok mentioned was in o r.iian,
aUmt four inches wide, two inches thick
and long as Webster's I'naiiridged. An
old friend of the writer's had the book
within the last fifteen years, and he
often said he wanted the writer to have I
it after his death, bat after that i:;i- j
lucky event the b.mk disappeared; at
least when inquired for, it failed to
materialize. Muek.'nhaupt's name tip
p.'stred tin the fly leaf, in U-.ld t lerm.iii
cJiaracters. Muekeiiha.ipt owned a
property in Petersburg in which he
lived for a great many ycs.r.-. The
property is now owned ae. 1 oeeajiiiN.
tcmi's.rarily its a dwelling by II. L. j
I Van.
Muekciihaiipt did not"diift west,"
as T. F. D. says, but died in Peter-burg,
April I"tli, lv',2, in the house meuiion
cd, of delirium tr.-mi '.w, as wsis sup
p:sed. He had been oil a pr ti seted
spree, and died quite suddenly s..::ie
pretended to U-licve he .is.:n t i:im
self accideiitally-smd was Ic.tried in the
Newbury t'cuiettry, one and a half
miles west from Peter-burg. His grave
is unmarked, and no one knows its
exact location. His wife wsis a Penn
sylvania (It-rman and sifter his death
-he lived a lonely life for a time, left
this c Kintry, and no one can tc'.l where
she went.
The tight spoken of by T. F. I., t u'.;
place at Ilannilsville, in the southern
part of this county, sit a "muster," as it
was culled, such events oectirir.g aUe.it
every two or three mouths, when the
militia would tts.-ctul.le in diileretit
lucidities for training ptirposts.
It w:is strictly a whiskey tight, and
it is lMtssih'.e that Major llanua, who
ws considered, and d.mbtles; w:u the
most p iwerfttl man in Western Penn
sylvania, or in the State, wsis in com
mand of the militia, as he was P.rigude
Inspector. There was an old-ihn fend
between him and certain mem Vers of a
family of Meriintocks, who were born
tighter-. Anyway o:i every oeei-ia:i
of a public character llg'nt.s were s ire
totK-eiir. Ilatina, in couse j i eueeof his
wonderful strength, was m ire tlian a
match f.r any two or three men, or
even more, and al ways came out ahead
in his numerous enciunters, no matter
with whom. As intim ited, on this oc
casion, whiskey flowed freely, and the
inevitable light was soon on. Fdoody
as the fights always were, this one was j
exeeptionally s , an I, a-t Hanna's an- .
tagotiists soon discovered, he was .
ahea 1 as usual. S mii on-' whipiied out j
a knife and literally di-emixiwled him.
It i quit j iHi.isih'.e that Dr. Mticken
liauiit wa present, as it wai just to hi
P T
i
H II
JL A JL
hand, so fir as the whiskey was con
cerned. At any rate, he was the at
tending physician, and the only one,
so far as the writer can 1. am.
Just lu re, however T. F. I., is doult-I'-ss
in error, so far :i.s regards the woii-
llerfllt STir-ie-ll Ol....:.;;,.,. I ... .1 ... . k - .
.11 , .. ., ... '
-mi aeco,i;u.s veruy tue i;:i I iim Jlal!
lia's intestines protnidid and tvi-n fell
on the ground, suns of them; but no
account was ever given by any one in
the locality where the liht mcurr.-d
of any of (he intestines U-hig cut. The
writer has heard his father, v ho was a
very old man wiicn he died, relate the
cii-cuiiistanin-s of the flttht and bem v
t r mentiouisl an tiling of the hio 1, nor
related anythitii; in r "ard t i tie- lr.-::t-ineiit,
except as T. F. I .. s.iys, the Dr.
wash-.-d them, return 1 tie 10 to the
ai.i.:oiii.iI iv.vity and :-c-.v-d up th"
horrible wound. ( ;,-n. li i-s. who .lied
a year or so ago, knew m ire aU.:it
Mtickeuhsiupt perhaps than any other
man, and the writer has heat. I hint re
late hundreds of anecdotes of his ec
centricities, trite savings and f,ii;v
sjM.-.ehei, I. it h it v. r h'-ar l bi n al
lude, in the remotest deg.-e. t i t!l" s(ir-
d no .-rut :.i:i. Mr. Diui.-I Ai-
tine, the old -t ,,rso ,...w living here,
who wa, a.-:r.a:nt: 1 with Muek' ii-
lumpt, s,ys he f. ,'s almost cerlain no
. . ,- , ....
operahou wa-, ! i:e i. the lm.rin.-.
II- remet.d.ers sdl ab ..at th- fi.,, .
wh'.-roit K-c;irr-.'l,- and ad whower.
::. vnie, I its it, a i I he .t i:- U an
op -ration would haw b.--:t more ttian
a iiiue .lavs woiiil -r ,.t th.-t e.iriv i..v.
an 1 he would e-. tt
!!1
t.-
h i ve beard
Mnekeulw i:,t sp-ak of ;!, as he was
given to hoa-iing. The writer has
ad ,,,s!o!,; inquiries among the p-opie
living in this vic-.tdtv who w..u!d
i:i.. .... .. ,' , .. ... , .
llKCtV to KitoU', I'.tHl l,e e.lil till I OO
vi riii-at ioi; of a a v su-'i on. r iti-;i. The
l
ClsC, CVell :
st--id h -r.-,
i.dway:
a-1 en;
i" ir.;t i
-n oud r- !
:.:i I no
was
on i:r.i havin
:is!:i;:;;;:i
Haui'M h el w. ;;i-l ha
Major Ifantia w as a rem
f-tirvivi
i' !e m:
i- i
n, !
iu hi.- physical development.
:.!sut .-i-c fe. t i:t his stockir.-g-frot.i
i'j)toit;a, p.unds, no
ous fled:, nl: b .:e-a:. 1 nri-c!
1 1 e was
Weighed
-ui-crth:-c.ltiiougli
his h.-nj Is and i'ls-t were re n irkab'v i
small, f'iraiiiai!' fhtssiea'sdstn-tigt!!.
On -.' he went t H trri-liurg ;i S.IT.)
business in e -cti-.n v.ith hi-o'li'--of
IJrig id-- I:i-p.-.-',,r. He was a :i
i:k-
... j
para. iv. iyyoim-r mautneu an t
ore- admiring his won ! re.:! phv
prop ctiotss wsis t i':d ili-.t lie v.:i- t);
sin.i!Iet :it:d weakest man in the D.i
gride. Not many Vears a
hhiek-
smith i:i II trnci-viile f -.is s!io i.ig a
ho.'se for 1 1 inn i, an I it did n ? stand j
li'-ilv f.,r liie Sie:'. :.s 1 1 i
th: light "it should, when he gl.tbU-d i
the h g of il.e If -re wills - Ue'i lei'ee
that be broke the leg.
M -Jor 1 1 iTi:-..i t.dd fie v. .-iter s.-..:i.-years
ago that o:i on-- oeeisi-o lie
ro ! a h-Ts to the h itel si. ';, :i of ia
this sk.
and a good liaiiiv -ei is j
b -ing tic-re, to-hovv his streiig'ii he:,et I 5;;1; - ':inty jail hi a country v:!
Ull lcr the 1: -ise a. id tbrevV it over the ! '-' ";'.v Fiebi's Wsistiington,
f.nee, sin 1 le". it he ft re t::it W he had I and he f, hoax-1 the convicts so
attended to bis wants in the barro :.!. I Ul i! t'::,: '" U came greatly sittsi. 'ie.i
Wiieii he was n'.:i,-:.-eii years i l l. as j '" him. ! .-.,:.!.', su t'lally aiiov, t!:eni
hei-ddtiie writ-r, l.e haufe I oats with j s" ' ''!'.. II ; u-v-d to hire
a s!x !i..r-.' t am to the hot. i-s.l-cig tie- ! ' ''' iarm rs i:i the lui-h-
pike. The roads were ti-usd.y !' !. ! '"rh " 1 daring th- hst.-w-.-i se.s-oii. and
and tie frvN.uciulv "stailed," i-j; wii -u- i t:,:lt w.-iy tarn an hon.-st jK-n.iy for
this
.invd he w.
i:iei lav o
t"i ivlnvl that was st ick in the ia i l.
ye'! at the hops sf sin ' when they
s!ar; - l h iron: 1 literally ' the I ..id
Il i:..:. Is of avce.-d are 1 ' 1 of M t
jof H oi:rt"s : tr -;!g".!-,. With d h w t
kind a:i 1 g i I ii.;!ured, never s .-eking
a quarrel, but IV ;:i his.smvivial bao;ts,
liis tights and brawls were fr '.pent.
When the writer was si U.y i
stood i;t
awe of M-vor H mn-i, bit as h grew
up and became sicquaitittd vi;!i!ii:-i
he value.! his frh-udship. John and
Win. H.iu.ia, well known citien- of
this township are his nephews, sons of
John I lain: i.
A goodly sized vol-.: nr.i could in-written,
Ii 1 1--1 with anecdotes of Dr. Mtiek
etihaupt. On one o-'.-asion, when he
lt-.id been guilty of some misdemeanor,
h-- was threatened with prosecution
and impris mmeiit. He re:n iri;e l.
"They call men dam sief i thief-. i.it
they are d im sief lii.'iiis lv-.. l i! j-i-t
take my bii.le, un I my fiddle, uiel my
hymn Im.!; and I wiil sing t.e.d play
tniiil I die in the jail." To; p -pie,
epc ialiy the leitlierans :if I h-maia ex
traciion, had tiie most utiUKin-lcd faith
in his knowledge of m licin-, s i nt.ieii
so that t!t' - itnagie.ed it imp .--i'.ie fr
t di;
1! I 1 er hi.
rtl.I-
simv, and, y-. t, as before intimated, ii;s
knowledge of med'.ehle ill 1-t, of neces
sity, have Uvnof the m-v-t t udimenta
ry cliaracter. and it d.vs not s. t in ith
in th-' rang." itf p i--li:i'ii:y th .! lie eo;i!,i
have .1 vised sri op-ration that even t.v
day is eons
oper..tioiis.
l. red on-1 of the "capital
Y it :i all l!ie appiiai.ies of
the ae.ive ag", of Mur;ihy biittons, and
anlisi)tic surgery, laparotomy too
oi'leii fails. It is most likely t'lo-.tg'n, t )".,.(, ,V".s :,,ij't,i'.i:i. He hurried to the
tiiat M'.iekcnhaiip: was a pretty good ! theatre, but did not arrive until after
(lermsiu scholar for his time, and he the play had Uegun. In getting to his
cerhuiily was a nisri of gresii nsitural . place ii-e wa- foi.td to distur'o C-eUeral
r.-s-nirees and Vcr-atihty, a:i I as m. di- j Sherman, who, with a lady, occupied
esll sciemv was, so io sjvak, in its i:i- j s-es'ts next the isle. The reporter U g-fan-.-y,
he ha 1 the g-'d hick to succeed ged the Oeiural's pardon, but the t!.l
t sou; extent, in tin- pi-ifc-sion. H.- ! soldier w as evidently annoyed,
was a gresii tsiiker and c -nsidersi'oie of I He said nothing, Siowivt r, until after
a Ui.i.-ter, so that lie impressed the j..n the curtain had fsiilen on the first act. J n ess, and when 'J I to-' tlie manage
p!e with a slio .v of knowledge he did j Then he lcsiiiclovtr tow ards the report- j meiit tii Teof. A year later, when be
not p -
W. F. M.
Addison, Pa., May i lt'.i, lsii'i.
.
The Genuine Merit
Of Hood's Sarsaparilla wins friends
wherever it is fairly and hom-stly tried,
Tii have jvrfcot health, von must have
n ... i i .i. . i t
pure I.I.kmI, and the U-st way to have
........ ......... t.. . I. . . ........ s... r.
I.ilivr ri.iini is ... uni . ..-
. ,, , .. ,
sapariila, ll.c nest w.-h, pur ner ... o
strength builder. It cx,h-1s all taint of
scrofula, salt rnetirn and ad ,,l:,,'r
humors, and at the same time builds
up the whole system.
Hood's Pills are prompt Midi tlicicut.
"Have you any frieu Is in this city?"
asking the 1 avmg t i.er ut the bank.
"No, he replied; "I'm a ba-e bsdl ,.n their feet for an hour."
umpire." Then the lieiieral held out his hand
all,j ,.,, ,k. t!ierep.!rter's heartily. They
The secret of In ppiucss, "Ket pvour met several times sifter that, and the
liver right." r.iird.H"v F.loo I Hitters j diemg'iished warrior always ha 1 a
is nature'- r.m-dv for omplaints o."'sm leanda pleasant gieetlng for the
the liver or b we!-.
-XL. V
El. O
WHOLE NO. 2280.
Not the Same Girl
The following antidote hxs Uth a
comical and putfietie side. What a
long time ."ill years is in the life of a hu
man hcin! And how far apart, how
ii'ilJ.-.. in 1...1..J r,...t; i
i . " ' "'" '"i" " " "I". " '
h.-'bi!-men ami women can I
x'ci.llie,
who iii ehildicki.1 -!cpt i:n-!er the same
r.mf, t-t'i lid. d the same scIiih.I and
dream. l of nothing bet of ' !ng friem's
fi.r.-v. r! A geiitletnan whose "s(tirtly
Mania r." were meiitioned in s:!l tin
newspapers when he din!, a few years
afti r this iiteioent, fancied in his oid
Sin-, thsit he wished to sjv his Ise.h.x .!
j friends, ate! most of all, the fair you:)-.'
girl whovc love loii ; yars !k fore he :d
mt, !.t;t not quite, had dared to ask.
lb- forgot country tnanie rs and call
ed at I l:'M in the forenoon. He was
ake 1 to walk "riglit out into t!:e
kitc'ien,"' sis there wsis no lire sin v where
el-.-.
His iirly admiration stood U fore
him in a worn calico dress, no is;.!!i;r
land a wide and not faultlessly cl.-an
iproh. Her half comUd griIy hair
i-'.-ist'tekid under a ru.-!y black lace
cap trimmed with faded purple rihU.n
i .' ,t""'' ?' 81 '"' ,air
' ' ,'Vl r '-owed S'XH-facles were pushed
,:' r '" : wr,.tkl.-;l f-n-liead.
I if: v-two vears U-fore ir.ev-b:-.d t.:irt-
, . , 1
V' " i. and he had Uvii intend-
' i iit to i:;.-et la r with one, and 1 1 ;r-
! rid:;
the
of years, bi;t
changed his i dnd when through his
gold b.-ved gle-s-s he fi.k i:: the pi. t
ue U -'av him.
I " ' ", ; ' ";"'"-"" '-' r :'!''". ne
! U' :' '- Iwnd-iiake and i-ad-
1"U"'" M'1" t,U,t
' J ' .wvr" "M'"'S ""-" -d trying up
, lar !, ' b;;t i: he would "stav to ditii:, r"
Wiping !n r bauds on l.er apron, she
she would have "si (ire put in the fr e:t
r.i;!."
).'eotir-e he d.eiht.-d tl e invi'atioii,
:iid f r li i -. own en, j f..rt as weil as for
I his
nv-. rtiete e he detcrmiipil to make
1! -lio.-i. Still he mu-t say sonte
N.:iipJit:i..!try before leaving.
his'
t'u:::
; l.:i- w hat ca;.; he -ay?
J ;-t then th.- Lir 1 U.iled over, ami
i with a r i.r'.ll cry to her ihttighter to
:: i.uiek"' the woman jumped tli
an. I cau-got Iiel.l of the kettle. The
I s:.: :l:e and perfume were in themselves
I f.ir fr..::i agro-able, !:i thev were gratc-
f:I to the ea!! r, sis they gave hi:n a !
! ciaie.v for the desired co;!tl.iimeh!.
i m, i
j " o:;r step has ht nonet f itst la.-ri.-
i:y the evt -lung we s;.-::itered to
gi thsrsil...:-, the banks of the 11," he
i said, "while this" holding out his
gold headed c.i:
'is Heeded to sUJ-
port mine."
"Yes," sm-w: red til".
1 n -W : Te.t t!U. Woman,
I'lil
W s, il kUU nl 1 Vv thonghi
I cw.i s::iceyo:t ve ocen n. re ttisit I vsis
I gl.td t noiigh lime ii ida't ciianged me
' US it ha.s V IU." Yo'i'.'.f ( ',. Ht:lU .
LocklCiitof Jal'.
Fie re wa- a certsiia oid man who
I the taxpayer-. F.irly one morning one
of the prisoner- appeared at the otibv
of a lawyer in tiie phiev.
"Young man," said h e "are you the
hiwyt r'."'
"I am," was the ans wer.
"I v.ai.t you to get me out of jail on a
writ of haU-sts corpus, and I want it
rirehi stwav."'
"!l, bol l my iriend, ' s.ud the
lawyer.
'We m 1st have :i r.a-ou b
j .-!,ow th. court, U-fore we can si.-k for :i
! ri: "
"I've re:is ..si enoagli," exclaimed the
man. "Tiie cr leily of the kectvr
snakes life there unU-arable:"
"Oh, J.sh.iw ! don't tell me s-.leil non
sense. There never w sis a kinder k.t p
IT in churire of a tail."
Mudge for vour-elf," the primmer in-
si-ted. "Yi-stcrdsiy I wsis working out
at Mr. Walkinshaw's, smd we bad a big
lot of hay to get in, for the sky w :s full
of rainehiit.I . Sow ilea the jail horn
blew for bedtime, I sts.yed and helped
get the hay under cover.
"It was sifter dark v. hen I got back,
and would you believe "u? that hard
ht arti d kee T h;d locked me out! I
lia-1 t sleep i:t the stri-et, and taught
I r'u-umaiism in my U.nes. I; settled
i tilings i.i my n.ind. Til not stay an
! other night under the r.M.f of a man
j who 11 treat me like that,' says I to
iiivs-!,". S , Mr. I, iwyer, I want yo-.i
; to git me out U-f..re sundew n, do you
i l: sir.'"'
Sacrrnaii ani lha Reportar.
I
j A reporter was sent at the List lno-
! m -n to write up an impertsitit theatri-
j ea! p. r .Vrmai.ee i:i New York, says, the
cr with a frown and said.
"Young maii ytru ought to know that
it is si great an ttoyai ue to U- for.-ed to
, stand up to let a person pass w!ii!e the : m!d get it. During the I iartii-ld c.im-
play is in progress You should either paign, iu tv-u, when S. th I-w wsls i
i go to your seat U fi.re the curtain rises, I yesirs of age, he was the foremost K
i or stay stwav from the theatre." publican in Urklvn, and a year later,
j T,;J
t . . ,
'lU!l K'e
and answi red
" . , 11,.W!,I):llH.PniiI11. I
. ... ........
i was ordered to c.me ta this theatie to
4 t fnua,!W. I
j , t,,,(, rt.
I (eived my orders, and I aiKtlogizcil for
j r ., '
1 ' ' -
I Here t lie (iem rel int -rr.ipte.l him.
I
Tiie o'.d man's frown was gone.
T U g your pardon now," he said, "I
didn't understand. You are lH-r.Vctly
in the right, sir. Always oU-y orders,
Olvv orders if you have to make a whole
' the
eatre full of pi-ople get up and stand
reporter who "obeyed orders."
A NYItACluSi: LADY.
Soiferei from Heart Troubb, Liver
Complaint and Rheumatism, and
was cured.
t'ro'ii s racise t N. V.J if.-r,;-'.
The eili- aey of Dr. Kennedy's Favor
ite K -'n 'd v was s-tb-taiif iaiiy pr-)V n
in th-ca-c of Mas. S. AU-II, of t li is
i!;. .
Mr-. .t-.-!i :io-at No. lit Il-.Ur's
:!( tmi , V. here s!i-- wa--ss-n liV n re
perter. She talked fr.s !y of her cum-,
an.! aid: ' lor a ii'iinU r .'f ymrs I
have Utn trout l.d with hver o rn
jdjiiit and rheuiiiati.-m, that made rue
almost helpless. I became so ill I could
sean-ely walk acr.r-s the floor. One of
our home physicians informed me that
I had heart trout !.-, and Ugr.n fn ating
ti.t fir thiif. His treatment did no
goml. Oi:e day I read of Dr. Kennedy's
Favorite IU i.a dy which I pun ha-d,
:ii:d U irait taking, and iti'proved great
ly. I have now taken six bottles, and w::s
never so well 2u my life. I can say
notitisi but kitel word-for Dr. Ihivid
Ki!.i:ni's r'avejiti !; to. dy, to which
I ow..- . tiiiicii. I know of aiioi!., r
n;-s- in which F.vori'.e. Pinedy res'i r
ni ( hi a!: 'a a fi ii i.d, w ho was tln.ii... ! t
iMe-,rabe."
.ir-
!l ?.-.
:.i
sl.e vv led I e
loan v M.lf.T. r.
,1.
1 . n
I'i '.- f.imii v are quile as t.ri.fu-c in 1 1. ir
; rte-e of I-"airite I,'-I'.edy a.- M;s.
.UI1 h. r-elf.
I 'r. Dav id K. ni:. ly ' I's.vi ri!.- l.'i n.
dy is e. la v. r failing j il".- in di-cn- s
. tiee skirt and !..--d. it reson-s the
di-ord, red livi r to a b. a'iiiy ci.n.li: ion
a::d come!, is. i stii.ation. D i- a
i-ert.-.iit .-lire f. r the .!-. a.s j eitliar to
wom-'ii. It .-(ires scrofula, a!i rh'-mi!,
erysipelas, tiervi.u-ii. hr-s of .-!. p, it
that worn out feeli:.g. In cases of
rheumatism, dy-pep-ia, P.right's di
ea-s, gravel, i!;;i!. Ii s ;::.d l.iadd. r trou
bles., it has cured where sdl el-- failed.
Dr. David Kennedy'.- Favorite Kene dy
is sold by si'l dealers in medicine at !
U.tiii s, or -ix I i:t! s for ".
Eastern Cattle.
recent "ihieta-ition:-
The
11 Uef
s-iow that tie- fir:.:- r p. rf ri:is si very
itnport.-.nt p-.it in iti'lu lo-eig the s;ii -p!y,
and t-i.-.t be !i.-i.s the jFiwcr to r. -dil"e
( r iti'-n-t-.s.-pric. s loore tha.i has
ilv-rete-f. -l'e Us '.i -ii j v-ed. i. H'hiug
t.V.-r the lit id th fact aj - also that
the M'iei-s of i.:- f ;c:-I the eo::ii-.:l of the
pp -ent :
ed at Kansas
city, ov.-r 1, 7:o. lies iV., mi the aboard.
Th" Fa -tern fanneri miiiM H it to
absti.-lon !:.- cati'.- l.:;-i:u -s i.ec.e.l-e he
eaiitiot c .;.'.. ;. v i::i i.: Western c: i
p'titors, ;::.d o-.r iett-ii. rs :::-.- forced t
buy fii.isi ;, -e ... p. -e.-ui to have Jio-.v-
cr t- iiiiii: th.- siippi r. Now, the real
psiny vt i.o ee.n f. g-.iiate the prices istiie
farmer, 'iicr-is is. nec ity whsit
cver for tit'.1 Kest beying Jp-r U-ef so f ,r
from heme. It is the tan.i. r- in li.is
section v.
i : e
d I
urn
i.
ir
sitteiitiou to catli- ia!-::e.-. aiel who
are pi.-ruiii'ing t!.e W -. -tint farmers io
have c. iiir. ! lea hog m;:rkcis.
Tin- very
that the"
la.
:::..t 1 ;
h
at :
-. i s.re ."u ; iiviug tliein
opp .f.l!:iiV of reivivii.g
I -r ti:. ir p: i-hh-ls than
n -ee ring.
an t ;:; :.!
iiir.-lWs of the Ksist keel.
sv!.v- .ft:
lie
j tin y l.-;-.e !
l'AU.".
Tin- dairy
the pr-rfhi- lion of Uef ;:tt!e ill the
re;:r. Y.t, v. iii. the eemplaiiit that.
prhs; for grain paw :ii f.irme"s fioni
loakl'ege. pr .lit, la. ait. nt:o:i l.a U-eil
g'vetl to the ait'.etdi.g of -lev rs. t'nc
oft'ae dayhack.- iias la-eli that the
s-. i rs oil the majority of tin Fa-.stcrn
f.irin.s are verv is.f.-i-ier, due to the act
! ti'ja! tiie U. .-t miieii
ale
not pro-
hi'-ersof the choicest Uef animals.
This condition wiil r main, however,
ut:!- -s farmers ;,r v iliing to raise isi.-ir
rul'.'is 1
tsil'.V :
asi
i of seliiug tilei!
tf at an
A
..;.re-!:!-ed
IT: .-.!-.
btdl of the
::.ii as th .
tKvi-pr. .!.;.
Heref. id-. SI
i-'i .r
r:!i .riw, ..r Tolled A
ed to the ordin iry dairy o-ws,
;.ke a wonderful i:o rovem. r.t
w il
in !
(.:
die s'.oek, tli-Higii it is s.iim.it 'i that
hing v. id be gained by kpiisg
f.-r valves oi '-;ie!i uni u:, uiiIcns it is
to -en I tiieni to ms'.'k .-!. the U-et-prod'.iei'.ig
bi-ee.'l- sir.- not as suitable for
taiik ii'.ld i'U'oer as the breed- adapted
for tiios purpo-. s.
t n::i' i.e.'- am i;;:::;".
With wheat as low sis .", i .vn's, the
prices of corn and oats will be influenc
ed correspondingly, and the U-st way
t s,-!l che.i.i grain is ia the form of
:u.;;t. T.ure
ih-sv- v. iio are
s !;..!:iit!g to prevent
n- a:t to t!i - marki Is
Iroui control.!!-.:; fi'i.vs, t-::-. in i.r.i. r to
do so the Us-f m i-t U- fully up in qual
ity to that which e o.nes from tit.- e-t.
It is admitted that the 1 -t Utf is
shipped from wi--t of the Missi-sippi.
for the reason thsit our Fsistern fanners
"",r" ",:'t' r'1' 1 in mI,5i a!"5 1 '"" r
tiian in U-et. ben.-e the greater uni
formity of the WesUm meat, Imt J res
ent price.- ih 111 ..1-1 rale that oiir lisi-t--ru
farm, rs can al'.'oi l to s..-e tlair
clteap grain f r preda.-iag beef. To be
-nee.-s-fu;, however, the cattl. i-uist !e
of the breeds thsit wii! give the greatest
gs'.iu in the -liorte-t time, sm-! the U-et"
must !:t of a quality to cs-vte w ith
tiisit which conscs f:, in i!-i while.
With tiae.-p .!at: n iu oiir favor all
not- titp.iid; upon the brivds, and
v. ith their us- she I". i-i need not f ar
Western co:ii;v:iiio-i.
So.i Lo.? s Su:ce:-3.
I:i many re ps-etsthe 11 t!i I.ow,
pre-iden? of t 'ohtmhi.i college, slat:. Is
akin ::ti i.ig . due.-itors. 1 Je is imdotil t
ediy tiie r's.-lu-s! co'.h :-e pr. s idi t.t in the
world. When he v. as e;e -n pris-ideiit
! of C.ihii'il'ia, he wa- theyeungest chi f
executive of mi v gr. :-.: gri sit education
al institution, lcr he was iheii hardy
4). His tarevr thri'ighoiit lists Uva
remarkao'.e.
He was bore, in !-. , smd his father
was a P.rooklyn nu reli int. DilsTu, s-.t
2 he wa; gr id late I Iro n I '..Iambi a
college. H q ll.'k'y mi-'.-r.sl all tie;
details of his f.it'i Ts cxt -i d .-! isi-
wsis ", during the hard times of ls7"-,
1. originated a plan by which any
, iuhi in ItrookTyu who wautisl woik
at the age of tit, he was elected mayor
I ..." I. .. .i ie.. . ir .- in suit - of !!..- iK.liti-
H..'v.sis cl.vted President
of Columbia in K ami now, at 41, l.e
has given sl.'O ) to b - expended it.
t!lo i rvetis.:, of bhrary for :,is college,
I S. me one lists said of S -th Lev that
. . . u ti... 1Vs-,lt of a combin.-i-
tion of hick, phi ' an I brains. I. icky
I
J le; vrtain!y was ia his b.rdi, for his
' father transmitted to the sou not only
money, but a s .mid mental, moral and
physical constitution. Plucky h has
been, for he has n ever hesitated in the
! slightest to battle with all his might
agiiiist what he think to U- wrong
ail for wh it he thinks to Iv right, ami
; i" he were not a brainy mvi he surely
j would n .t have been a'.Ie. with all his
livekan I plu ek, t d wh it he ha dw
in bisin.s., in p ilitic an I iu the &Ad
j oi tuuc tiiou.
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