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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07
The KILLING szAnIA.

Between the human brute and the
lower animal there is a step so small
that in marking the lines Of passion
upon the face Of the murderer one
Is tempted to believe ia the doctrines
OF Pythagoras. There is even a no
bllity about the killing Of the lower
animal which We do not fnd in the
cruel-hearted act Of reason. The
lion slaughters his prey rs man the
food ne eats; but the lower animal
seldom Kills his fellow unless from
Jealousy or starvation, and the record
Of noble deeds performed by horses,
dogs and elephants, stand out in
startling cortast to the groyeling
selGshness and currish instinct Of the
modern murdersrs.
We have in Chicago a class Of
citizens wearing the outward SEEM
ing Of men, but whose countenances
resemble in feroeity the worst species
Of byena, and whose hearts are a.
dead to human sympathy as the
breast Of Nero; tar more dead than
the poor dog who sinks from their
iendish kick, or reads in their low
ering eye a type Of animal lower in
the scale Of creation than himself
I There aye young men who have bro
ken mothers hearts, whitsned q
fathers hair, turned q sisters love
to hate. Their youth has been
Graded IN curses; they have train
ed a naturally sullen temper to such
a degree Of ferocity that the very
light grows black beneath their
scrawL They are the worthless
vagabonds who swigger upon the
night side Of life, filling bar-rooms
with obscenity and oaths, seducing
purity and innocence, and doing
more harm through their fostering
villainous presence than the darkest
savage that ever lived IL is not
| perhaps surprising that these igno-
rant animals should look upon life as
bagatelle, when we have compare
/ lively well cultivated men in other
sections Of the country preaching up
the taking file as proof Of brave
~ and virtue
Scarcely a day now passes in Chi
cagO without a murder. Deadly
weapons are carried with perfect i'm
puuity, and the Law seems to be ut
terly apathetic or pozerless to re-
strain the reign Of terror. II the
carrying Of concealed weapons is an
ofense against the law, why can il
not be punished with the severest
penalties Ii may be safely asserted
that nine young men out Of tea, aot
to speak Of boys, belonging to our
worthless classes carry concealed
weapons Little rascals scarcely out
Of their short clothes, may be seen
any day in the week upon our streets
eare5sing revOlyers and knives, and
initiating the jargon Of their elder
brothers. Is there no way to stop
this carnival Of evill To what end do
we pay for police, for detectives,
for courts Of justice2 We are build
ing up fair city, but beneath its
slums the rats still burrOw; we are
laying up wealth and treasure while
our streets re-echo with the shouts
Of blasphemy, and our alleys are
reeking with blood and reYeling in
in the snrieks 9f death Chicago
Inter ocean,
The Very Oldest
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07
cure for n KatsIsssahs sits

A physician in Oregon writes;
Take the yolk Of a good egg. pat x
in q teseup. and stir in As much Saii
as will spread = plaster. and apply 70
the wound. Do this Ehen bitten,
and I will insure your life for = six
pence. / have tried this remedy n
q number Of cases, and never kS0~n
Il % fail.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

Of Somerset lis pity ne cAhnO1 unu
among all our fair daughters who Is not "a thii
Of frills and pads" But such is the way OF
womankind
whene'er l take my walks abroad,
How many girls see!
And often do I ask myself,
s.where Is the girl for met"
To be without don't deseryei
But one-I ask no more;
And hundreds daily pass me BY
AsI stand at ray store.
How many girls out in the street
Well padded behold
They're not the sort 10 comfort mo
Now It is getting cold.
Sdn there is one-a little girl,
Who oftsn wa-dsrs by,
think she must be wanting me,
So loving is her eye.
And yet dare not speak to her,
80 many Of the fair,
Wear bustles to deceive the men,
And cheat them with false hair.
whene'er I wed, do not want
A thing Of friil, and pad,
But iesh aud blood and loving heart,
And where can they be had7
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07
TRUSTEES; +;

= u ~ ~
JAMES COOPER, D. J. MORRELL,
DAVID DIBERT, JAMES McMILLEN
c. B. ELLIS. JAMES MORLEY,
A. J. HAYES. LEWIS PLITT,
F. W. HAY. II. A. BOGGS,
JOHN LOWMAN, CONRAD sUPPES.
T. II. LAPSLY, GEO. T. swANK,
D. MCLAUGHLIN, W. W. WALTERS
DANIEL !. MoRRELL, President,
FRANK DlBERT, Treasurer,
CYRUS ELDER. Solicitor.
DEPOSITS Of ONE DOLLAR and upWardsre
ceived, and interest allowed on all sums, payable
twice year. Interest 81 not drawn out is added
10 the principal thus COMPOUNDING TWICE
AYEAR, without troubling the depostor to call
or even 20 present his Geposit book Money can be
withlrawna at any time after giving the bank GER
tain notice by letter.
Married Women and persons under
age can deposit money in their oWn names, 50 that
Il can be drawn only by themselves or on thero or
der. Moneys can be deposited for children or by
societies or as trust funds, Subject TO certain con
di;ious.
Loans Secured by Real Estate.
Copies orthe Bylaws, reports, rg,es Of deposit,
and special Of Legislature, relative 70 deposits
Of ofmarried women and minors, can be obtained at
the Bank.
7S@17 Banking hUUIs daily frum9 to 3o'clock;
l-O5 aud on Wednesday and SATURDAY evenings
IRON % - o'clock april p
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

Sorrow and toll bad written their
marks upon the pleasing features OF
the young widow, who sat bending
over her work, with brigh little
girl of two years playing by her side
When left, as she was, in destitute
circumstances, she had naturally
again turned again to the home OF
her girIhood, and had since lsbored
early and late for the support Of her
self and little Sophia
She laid as ide her work 10 answer
knock at the door; and tall man
stood before her who apparently
made al effort TO conceal his foce,
as be asked: as Sfrs. Morrison
in 2"
"Yes sir; that is nv name. VIII
you walk in, sir :"
The stranger entered, removed his
hat. threw back bis oyercoat, and
turned bis face full towards her.
"Jane.l" said be iu q tremulous
voice p
Reuben Winslow 7" There was .
touch Of gladness in her tones, as
she spoke bis name and offered Der
hand :hen the old regret came back
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07
WHERE Is sHEr

Published at the request Of young merchant
Of Somerset. 'Tis a pity he cannot md one
among all our fair daughters who Is not "a thing
Of friils and pads" But such Is the way OF ali
I xvofna an kind
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

Entirely rewritten by the abiest writers on every
subject Printed from new type, and Illustrated
,rIfh screr.l Thousand engrAylngs and maps
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-20
seas, $40. ST., 50
ISL. $50. 0Oe.M
6l6. $40. SOS. s


The inGasionists want 'rhesp NOS
ey"--that II, money worth from Con
- iity csnis IN The dollsr.-sllvau.
kss News.
A uisesks. perhaps . fsl1shood.
Tbs - called in1ationisas wsat money
wsssh 10 fsee. but they wat il u !
sbsap rate VI interest, |. y. d 10 POI
ssst., instead u - per aansa. w
ts0ss H. Nsws understands The differ.
900 between worthless n.nsy. sseh .,
~ "hsMsst noasy" II Wisconsin, prov.
= % b IN 1861. ssd noasy that Y
gsod bss sbtaissble . cheap rates n
htsrsss. ID nssd ~ latter itself hus
tAsl II ssadsrs ssdssseanl ~ diGer.
ssss 4 i doss not.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-20
NMERIFE,N MILE.
THE STATE ~ IOWA,
ll~.~ - anneA.


Howard coun1y- I
n tAs Ciscsit Court Of Howard County,
STATE u Iowa.
ny virtue of 1 special Execution issscd
from The office Of the Clerk Of thu Circuit
t'saft Ut Howard coa~Ay, State or Iowa,
N favor ofA. ~. paiac asd against Rich
ard " Jones, Mn. Jsnes, Oweu ]. Owens,
tlriltltA Owens, Owen Owens aud Robert
Owens, dated AMg., lash 1870, and u nr
dirsssed. commanding ne that Of the goods
cAsttsls, stock " interest In any compsny
deets duc, property In tAc hands Of third
persona lands and tsnemcnsa (which re
DOT exempt BY Law from rseca.ion) II The
said Richard ", jones e VI. ! mike or
sasss 70 b. made The sum II Three Humid
rod and seventy -eixAt and l5-l0O Dollars
with iAtersat and costs, | levied upon NE
following dsscrib~d Meal Estate. lying and
hsing situated II ~ sounsy u Howard.
Aad bt.te u Iowa. nAssly:
The seaeh-vrse quarter Of the south
west quarter of section twcniy 100 town.
ship ono hsadrsd (ieOl north u rasgs
lill wsss u the nshp, m.
And hereby dive public notice that /
shAll olIss for sale " public outcSy, u Tho
Cour-houss door In creaco. cousfy u
howard snd state u Iowa, on
Monday xcpersssbc, ~, ~.
between thr hours nm sass IN ii ~
5 e'clock. T., m u sd Ii 81. ~ ,lI.
nrncr vi thu hour III ten u si.s. II. 81 IL
said day; and will sell t. the highest and
bcst bidder therefor In cash, the above dr.
scrlOed property, Or Sufficient thereof IL
satisfy the above debt. with interest and
cost
Dated thls nth day VI Aug. 1878
y. AcKHRSON,
Sheriff 81 Howard county.
l32 Printers foe 5000.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-20

DSdoreNoe 6S1s WV. On. ~
This rsasrkabls showing demonsssat-
= thas these advocates Of immediate
rsssapeioa have % N average III
ssa,s fsr each dsIhs Il their cireula-
ton. II would seem from this that
thsy ought TO oppose further inAation.
Bat II they want Immediate rssumr-
tioa. Why don't they rsssmss Thsre
= 20 Law 10 prevent il. From The sams
report sfthe controller II The currency
~ learn that thoir loans and diacounss
saoast - tho sam Of o96s. 500. ST..
o. Il > nos impossible but Their snx.
isty 10 The direction Of immediate -
ssarsion b for tho psrpess q sseovss-
lsg from tho farmers and business nsa
ewisg this ssm. psy.sat In specie. II
=. lst - - Nv ahe sssosst would
seaad. Loeae sad 1iseounts 10 ~
credit q The hanks
seas. so. ST.. 80
CifculAtiDa ISL. SO. OOe, 90
6l6. $40. e68, Is
And this 10 the nodsse ssm ibs
hanks propose 20 have from the farmers
and business men. II gold after r..
,leening their owu outstanding labil-
i,iss. lle~ens reports further Disclose
the fart that spsc;e In the country &C
ces,ble for sha redemption u its eur-
rency 10 only abost 300. 900. 600.
Therefore The real proposition Of IN
national ranks ID u take % shsnsslvss
tho effects n shs country u Pay the
difference tlnt would remain sitter 81.
hausting Ill the specie Il the country.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-20
hooks WHICH ARE BOOKS


Works which should BE- found In evcr,
Library-wishin tho roach Of oil readers
Norris 10 ehtertAin, Instruct and i'm
prsve. Copies will DO sent by return post
on receipt u Price.
ter. nv manifested through Temperament,
and External Forms, and especial, In III,
Ono Thousand illustrations. by =. "
Wells. Price. %
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-20

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-20

The nasinaal banks. ~ rather The
bankers Who represent thew recently
hsld ! meeting a Saratoga n. Y. !.
vhieh sscag cshsr things they resolv-
ei n favor 81 the iMaediass resumption
u Pscis payments. On The 10th u
Aususe ths ccnssoD<s II the currency
published his report showing the eon-
dieioa II the national bants Of the In.
lied Stsssa This report shews their
seevsgsts outstanding circulation
tobs 1sSl. e0o. 00e 90
Spseis j e5s. Asa 70
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-20
ENTR.9Y MARE.

A light hay mare 10 or more years "ld.
weight 10 10 IL hundred; rather Thin In
flesh; name, tall anil legs blnrk ~iil,crs
high Will. email white stripe In fncr, snd
had snsne collar mavks, esireyrd from illr
subscriber n New Oregon. Howard count
lows, July IL. l67b. Information ~ 10 l,rr
whereabouts addressed ~ Above will ~
rewarded.
july nd 1879,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-20

schools.
The geological msse1m IN The Aead
say 81 music building also drew large
crowds II people who ware anxious "a
visit This wonderful cabinet Of easts ol
fossils. Herr " could view Seliee 81
thoss animal forms wbish rsigsed o.
prone during didsrsn. geological asss.
Eide b. eide, we're The relics of the
1ehlhyosaurss and plssiosauYus, thole
hasd namss which Ii our 6rst lssDons
~ The age Of reptiles. ~ thought q
uapsoao1aesabls and upoo whose pie.
tsfs " gased. hardly eeaviacsd chat
suoh formidable looking creatures svsv
sxisted. Not les interesting 70 view
vsss Tho foaeil dragon-6iss and trilobiesa
shsa - grcat Glypsodon ~hist
sssnds 10 the central part u shc hall.
We LET The plscs with regret thst ~
bad no more time 10 spare.
Wednesday, Prof Touslsy informsd
The assmbsrs Of the association that u
$40 special train would DO d their
service Ard would convey them 70 The
falls u Mlnsshahs. About Eve hand
rsd svaslsd thsassslvss Of this oppor.
tunity % visit these noted falls, aud
nome. | think. wore disappointed In ths
idsss they hsd formed d them. A
numbss who wore willing 70 endure I
little exertion snd submit 10 lisht
striskling. passsd round under M
falls Here " could vsiw, ! few 10,
IN fsoas u y. he beautiful shosl q
water - u ell from ~ protecting
rosks above -. into ths vallsy -.
meath orr fssl. Altss seasly a hour
sPsss n viewing iron diAsrsat poists
thc ''lasShisg water" W whislls
vasasd 1sh vss tins - return. Juse
bs6Sss ~ ezesssissisls rsesAs1 ~
cars. they we're seoppsd By ) gentle
MAN vl,v sllcarsd very aaxiUus = :
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-20

There has never been : time before
lhiA In the natioa's history. where
tAses va nj living NJ President. -
Peoples Paper.
TIT. tst, Bro. Goodrich. Who was
Es-Prssidsas daring ths sdmisislsa-
NJ q Geo. Wssbiagsoa. snd ssbss-
qssatly during The sdnisist, ssion u
~ Elder Adams sfsss ~ death u
0ss. Wsshingssn!
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- = ss-slssssA: He may ~ . -
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y president. - Dossvn Post.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-08-20

~ q. krseAj
Ysn viii please take nosIssi That u The Tsx
Sails held ~ Crsco. ID the eoaniy 81 Howard,
n The State efIowa, ~ the 5th day " October.
=. D. 1914, The following described real property 70
MI;
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NH " WIN 81 naytss SO tie eesslAcsis 81 sale
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ms1s ualees se1emp4tsa ffom saeh GALE ~ Msoda
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Ne e1eee - 1sva, - ~ M day 81 Ostshsr. a. D.
isy9, the fslle~tay dssssshsA rial psspsry ts~uis.
ne esasA.wea .qusvsss eftAe oeuth -ws1l quart.
~ ~ eeetlea -, tewaeAlp -. 1AM9e u. w. seld
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eoMploled seTvIec hegeef.
naleA Aug. ~, ISIS.
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The daily gazette., 1875-05-18
EPILEPSY or FITS.

A SURE CURE for this distressing coms
plant Is now made known in Treatise (of
As octave pages) on Foreign and Native Her.
bal Preparations, published by Dr. .. PHELPS
him in such providential manner that he
cannot conscientiously refuse to make it
known, as it has cured everybody who has
used it for Fits, never having failed in sim
gle case. The ingredients may be obtaned
applicants by mail. Address. DIR. o. PHELPS
BLOWN, 81 Grand strAft. Jersey City, New
Jersey apr22w4t
The daily gazette., 1875-05-18

"House-cleaning time is here, and the
voice Of the scolding woman is heard in
the land" says satirical contemporary
Yes, and the voice of the scolding man,
too. How he does love dirt, and how he
vituperates because the poor woman be-
lieves it to be her duty to disturb, for
purposes of cleanliness, his "sanctum," !"
den" library OF whatever ne calls
the place wherein he reads, writes and
smokes until it smells like venerable
tobacco shop. Well for him is it that
the scrubber and carpet-shaker occasi-
onally enter here, for II they did not the
den" would attain to a condition in
which ne human being, himself and gen.
tlemen friends excepted, would desire tc
do SO. An opinion prevails to some ex
tent among the male sex that womer
clean house, or have it done, for plea
sure. This is mistake. House-clean
ing is necessity, and dire necessit,
at that
The daily gazette., 1875-05-18
BANKS AND BANKERS

hiladelphia and New York Exchange fur
ished to regular Depositors without charge.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-18
Two Hundred New Lawyers.

From the New York Times of yesterday. /
The graduates of the Columbia Col
legc Las School, some two hundred in
numisr, appeared yesterday before the
general term OF the Supreme Court to
be admitted 10 practice under the sta
tute. Judge Davis, who presided, took
occasion to say that he disapproved Of
Cnis method OF manufacturing lawyers.
While he thought it proper enough to
examine the gentlemen before him in
regard TO character, &c, he intended to
instruct the committee to adhere with
strictness to the requirements OF the
statute In reference to the admission of
graduates from law schools, and that
although the committee was obliged to
examine them as to their character, and
the court to admit them to practice,
there were other requirements than the
mere passing al law school. Accord
s to the statute they must exhibit
their diplomas, and must also make atti-
davits that they are now residents of
this judicial district. He would admit
no applicant who resided in another dis
trict, or was resident Of another State.
Hereaf ter. no person could gain admis-
sion to the bar in New York who was
not an actual resident of this city, and
those who We're not SO qualified need rot
apply Messrs Z. Z. Wheeler and Il. v
n. Baldwin, the committee on charac.
ter, then proceeded with the work Of ex-
anlinA tion.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-18
How n watch was Lost and How IL
Was Found.


From the Eric Dispatch OF May sth.l
About seven years since, Mr.. Charles
L. Hutchinson, living on Federal street,
Allegheny, this State, lost valuable
watch and chain while hunting wild
ducks among ths little ponds on the
peninsula. After u long and patient
search, which revealed no trace OF the
lost treasuse, the hunt was abandoned
as hopeless. 1t was the gift OF very
dear deceased friend, and MIR. IL. felt
the loss very keenly. Last week, while
here on a visit, he felt strong inclina-
ton 20 renew his search for the tune
piece, and he again went over the same
ground formerly traversed by him, and
while sitting down among the bushes to
empty his boots of the sand that had
got into them, he cast his eyes upwards,
when 10, there hung the watch and chain
just as they had hung seven years be-
fore, when the young twigs-now grown
quite large-had jerked them from his
pocket. This wood of the sapling had
grown over and about the chain, hold
Ing it in II firm grasp. MIR. hutchinson
carefully cut off the branch within which
the chain was imbedded, and expresses
his intention of preserving it in that
condition. MIR. II. will. no doubt, take
pleasure in exhibiting this singular relic.
The watch has been cleaned out and IS
now keeping rs good time as il former
years. 1t is an English hunting case,
and when found bore little evidence Of
the exposure to which it had been sub
jected to for such long period.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-18
NOTICE
REGISTER 8 OFFICE,

AEGI5TEn OFFICE-
New Castle County, March Goth. 1875.
Upon the application Of SARAH JANE
SHARPE, Execut,ix cf THOMAS Ii.
SHARPE. late OF Wilmington Hundred. in
said county, deceased; it is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Executrix
aforesaid give notice of the granting of Let.
ters Testamentary upon the Estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to bo posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in six of the most public places
of the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same TO be insert
ed within the same period in the Will
lnington Gazette, newspaper published in
Wilning gton, and to be continued therein
three weeks. (E. y. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal of
L. g. Office OF the Register atoreead, at
49, New Castle, in New Castle County
l1oreaid, the day aud year how +rit,-r.
&C. BIG3S. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate 9th deceased must present the same
luly 8ttesred To the txecUtIix on or before
| March f6th. 1876 or abide the Act of Assem-.
| Dig il such case made am pr0vil led
SARAH JANE SHARPE,
| ESecntrix,
"a Observation-Disclosures. Pei. mh27-3weot
The daily gazette., 1875-05-18
Fashionable Furniture.
J. & =. ~. HARTMAN .
Nc. 40 King Street

- asse We respecttully ins1rm the oitl-
.a~sSsrsg ICES ot Wilmington and the sur
Il. rounding country that we continue
aszgdsesA to manufacture an2 keei On hand at
our large and long established warerSoms.
sisting OF Mahogany, Rosswoo and W ainu.
Furniture suitable for parlor. 3 lining room
and chamber uses.
Our assortment Of Furnitureis is larger and
more varied than can be found in Delaware.
warrant tod as represented.
VenitiaE Blinds Of the most fashionable Q
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and constant
IL keep largeasOrtment of Spring F-;-
Y oss pnd uusk Mattrss.sz
II. HARMAN,
4l0 K'ng Street
The daily gazette., 1875-05-18
GHUCEhlES.
(yEO. Il. WHEELER.

CEo. Il. WHEELER.
NO. l0i EAST SECOND STREET,
Having enlarged his place OF business, offers
to the public great advantages in all kinds OF
GROCERIES,
' ~ AND COFFEE,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Canned Fruits OF all kinds at slight advance
on the wholesale price.
Thankful for past fay0rs; we stiil solicit a
share Of the public patronage. Do not forget
the place TO save your money by buying
cheap. GEo. Z HELEN,
noyy74-n lo4 b. second strseI
The daily gazette., 1875-05-18
Registers OrOer,

pr9-2weod.