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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06
Pullman Palace Cars

are wa % 1L, iary--t trains y this roaa
This Is Dc UNLfL,NE running these ears b.
tween Ctcaga aad s. PAD. Ohieago auL Hi
Uaukee. ~ Caasga and "a il0ua-
A. Uuala oUr S.eepers Gomez with the Over
laul Slurler- On tuc tn.au Pacific Eai.r1t g.
al p1ius West Of the Nsssorri River
On the arrival q The trains ir.m The Esto
>auta-the trains IS the Chaage = No-th-N ester
ktiNay lslve Jaies-u Ne ieiiaus-
r. Crrneii kllis. Omaha ant California. ~
Through Trains caily. with Pullman FaIs-
Drawing ksom ani Sleeping Cars through /
Ceuncii Bluns.
Fu5 s.. paul and Minneapolis. tuo Tbroax
TRANS la+y Vito P4li4<u Fslaoe Cars attsrhe
Fo-Grssa Bay and LaEe Suyenr 10 tr.f
iafly, Eith Pglllaan Falaee Cara attached. ea
T1nuicE through q Nsr44eits-
FoT NliEaaSee. ran TarCugh Trains dail.
Pullman Cars % night trains. Fari9r Chair Gar
FoT sparta ant winoua an points ia NIinnss
"a, one lhr1u-h Train daily, Eiih PEiimaa Slee5
crs o. Wia,na-
20 nrhrcuc. via Frcepar- tWa Thronrh Train
tdl, vlh FU-ipzn CaEs On night trains
For b2hef-f s1d - CsoSse- vs clinton Tn
Tlrla1h Trans daily, villa Pullman Cars o.
niEh- -Hin - MsireEar. leEa-
HioHsCitg and 1a1kpsD- two Trains daiy
Pullman Ca- - Mts~ad Valley IBErfs1a
Tor Lake Geneva taT Trains daily
Fa- Rekfura- Sterling. ksnasha, Tanesruls
AMI either P'in-s, you can have f1m two o. e.
Nex York ore No as Broad4av. y ~-e
p1ce No state Stree Omaha Ofhcr.Z Fart
hsn et-ee S41 E-auci ~ pruce. II Meatguu
sry >Es.tI osia rrsst umceE 2Csrk -
Under s4eTgiaa Eclsef uuFusr Canal sul Nal
SD Strsets; kintie street IapsL coruer W. AZ
Fie 4Ed tansl Streets. Wells -. Des-,t. rS.rus
Wells AMI kiaIie >ireets
Fer rates er inGmatirn Do attainahis frv-
your ecu-e ticket szcuts- s9plg O.
WI SrE5s MAEvIx HrssTTT.
A. CA+&so ceu- SgPt Chiag
ge0s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06
4 New foundIaBd Dog.

A gentleman connected with a New
fOuniland fishery WAS once possessed
IF a dog Of singular fidelity aud sa-
saciry. Ga one occasion a boat and
crew Ia his employ werc In eIrcum-
siances of considerable periljust out
side a line of breakers, which-owing
20 some change 10 the wind or wealth
er-had, since the departure OF the
bJat, rendered the return passage
through them hazardous. The spec
tators on shore were unable to render
any assistance to their friends ahoal.
Much time had been spent, aud The
danger seemed % increase rather
bau to diminish. Our friend, The dog.
looked on for q length Of time, eyI-
DENLY aware OF their bein- great
cause for anxiety in those around,
Presently, however, he :ook to the
water. aud made his way through TO
be boat. The crew supposed be
wished 10 Join them, and made vari-
ius attempts to induce him 20 come
board, but no, be would not go
within their reach, out continued
swimming about a sboIt distance from
hem. After a while, aud several
comments on the peculiar CONDUCT OF
be dog, one of The hands suddenly
OWNED his apparent meaning Give
mm the end of ;he rope" be said
that il v bar be wants" The rope
vas ibrown-the dog seized the end
n an Instant, turned round, and made
straight for the shore; where in a
ew minutes afterwards boat and
cfew-ihankS to the intelligence OF
neir fuug footed friend-were placed
safe and undamsged. Vas there no
eaSoning heref No acting With a
.iew to an end, or for q given mo:
iveg Or was il nothing but ordina-
" instinct
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

Tho future ma. be dreary.
AMI bring me toll aud paia;
NY heart may on be weary,
Ms cup no sweet sustain.
Bat when the dnrkes. hours appear
NY hear, viii turn 10 thee,
And cas-, away its doub, anf tear.
Pr yen rW prss fo' mf.
The irlcnas love may leave mr.,
Re called away by death;
or even may deceive ne
Prove false a. fiectlng breath
Ba, you viii never wound my heart
Never prove untrue,
For ever 70 my memory ssT
The words. ~ pray feryea.
nv life may have its ~pieasures'
Its bright and happy hours,
when earth will bring her treasures
And strcw my path with howersi
But nothing can such JOY afford
As ones my spiri, knew,
When sitting by your side. ! heard
These words, Il pray for YOU
when on lifc's storray ocean
The biriows round me rise,
In fierce and Wild commotien,
And hope Of succor nicS
My heart with all ITS thoughts extend
Across tina; raging sea,
Until they cling around the friend
Who said. VI pray for thee.
q may those prayers attend mo
Through every scene OLLIE
From evil 10 defend mt
To be my shield in strife.
And when the lifelong night Is o'cr,
III TN risonca spirit free.
Cpon hat bright celestial shore
May you stiil pray for me.
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Condeused Know ledge.

The tea tree vas brought 10 En-
gland from Chins ia ls6s.
The FIRST barrel Of tsr made in Ia.
gland was in less.
The art OF knitting lace was dis
covered in Germany in 1861.
Gables made of chain were frs,
used in the royal navy 10 1872
The manufacture OF silk was intro.
dsosd into Europe in the year 1851,
The plant known as the "dshlia'
was discovered in Mexico 10 1889.
Steam was FIRST Gsed 10 produce
mo.iSn in LOGS. in Br&acas. in Rome.
Water was 6rst conveyed to Lon.
don by means Of lesden pipes in
1881.
Human hair varies from the s5eth
to the eo0th part of an inch ia thick
ness
Parched cors Is rot a modern luxu.
~. but was common in Sacien, Bible
times.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

Most of the afternoon was spent
on the lake, the ladies taking lessons
10 rowing from their very willing In
structors Of the opposite sex. sup
,er in the woods aud q moonlight
rive home bad been planned, but
.bout ) O'Clock a storm seemed brew
ing. The clouds looked dark and
threatening, aud the rumble OF dis
IAN, thunder was heard. 30 the party
started homeward.
Ls,ia. after enthusiastically declaring
hat she had had q most perfect
day,n relapsed suddenly into silence
Thinking of that Carroll" thought
Arthur, devoutly wishing SAID Gar
roll 10 Botany Bay.
Half way home the storm burst
upon them peal after peal OF heavy
thunder. VIVID lightning, aud the ran
oonred in torrents. Arthur took a
savage delight in the warning oil the
! elen,euts.r at least il made him very
bold. -,
Il am going bone tomorrow. ne
said suddenly. 80.
No answer. Leila was thinking
uefully how dull Rosedale would be
without him.
Are you glad?"
Still no answer, and be continued
rsnidly IL love YOU Leila, love you
with my whole heart and soul Wha'
saw to-day convinces me there Is
no hope for me, but cannot help low
ing YOU just the same, even though
YOU are engaged to another"
"How do you know I'm engaged :!
,aid Leila quickly. Because | gave
Will Carroll that rose? only gave
II 10 him overwhelmingly
thou ,ht YOU liked Ethel Gray"
"Wild Rose"-his voice was 10"
and tender but Leila heard despite
the storm-"mav | hope, viii yol
give me the most precious blossom o
all ?" =.
She only laid her head on hi'
shoulder. but her answer satisfied
MIN. Though the heaviest OF th'
storm was over, the rain still poured
UNDECIDED by the happy lovers, wh'
reached home safely-damp, bu.
blissful. As they entered the library
Ben. who had reached home som
time before, was lying on the rug be
fore the CRATE. Seeing the unmistak
able light in their faces be cried
by Jove! Love in a thundeJ
storm must be romantic"
you see" said Arthur laughing
"she is so little, and Brother Bel
won't come"
But Leila stopped his teasing will
an arch, Beware Of wild roses
They have thorns.n
Ben had disappeared, snt Arthu
whispered
Il nave felt the thorns to-day, an
now only the beauty aud tragranc
remain, ny precious Wild Rose"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06
An Editor in Heaven.

lust as if editors were not IN the
habit of going TO Heaven! Wen
venture to say that a greater portion
of them 60 to that home of those
who have performed their mission OF
mercy on earth, than any other pro-
fession or calling that poor mortsls
Gil.
An editor in Heaven. There's
nothiag range about that, at all
lis a moral Us well as professional
mpos.ibility for them to g anywhere
else.
once upon a time. after a deulse
of a member of the corps editorial,
he presented himself at the gates OF
the Holy City, aud requested admls-
sion The doorkeeper asked him
Whist had been bis occupation on terra
frma. He replied that he was an
, editor. Well, said the wstchman, We
have a crowd Of your kind here now,
and they all came 10 a d~ead-hesds.
If YOU can pay your passage you a
come in. if not, you must place your
self under the control of a parsonage
YOU ruled %tyrannicslly down below
.lfmeaning the Devii) Not having
The wherewith to go in, our brother
of the Quill aud scissors posted on
and presented himself al the entrance
of Cioolie's dark domains. A very
dark complexioned gentleman stood
sentry. aud asked 10 a gruti voice,
Vino comes ~ "An humble disciple
of Faust was the calm reply. Then
hold on. vou can't be admitted ex-
claimed the gentleman 10 black, evinc-
ing considerable agitation, aud heree-
liz Sowing on him. Why not de-
manded the typo. who began 10 get
hufish. and looked around for a
Sleeps foot" with which to force
an entrance.
well. sir" replied his sable msjes.
Inv. we let ona of your profession 10
here many wears ago, aud be Kept up
a continual row with bis former de.
linouent subscribers, and IS We have
more of taat class of persons sert
than anv other, we have passed
law prohibiting the admission OF any
editors. only those who have advaDc
ed our interest in their papers OF
earth. and even those we keep 10
sepsrate room by themselves lor
haze published many things that op
Grated against us. and always blamed
the Devil for everything that wen
wrong, so you eag't come in. We en-
force this rule without respect to per
sons. FOR our own peace aud safety
you can just travel" -,
Casting a droli leer at the oats'd'
sentinel, u typographical friend
started of again. determined 10 ge
in Cd above. This time be took will
him 80 old 6le of his paper, aud pre-
s~enring il toe guardian of the Ceies
lt;al Civ requested that it might b
carefully examined. aud they woul'
see whether be was e6tiuea TO q ire
ticket. 10 due course OF TIES ID
conductor came along and took hfR
in, telling him ,bst be published
many good things, and bad been
nsrtyr II the cause Of human IN
proreueut. aud that resolutions ha'
been passed to adult all members o
the art p~reservative" wIo bad abus
ed the Devil while below. he aSde'
that they were punished enough y
their being with the "deVil' ali thei
lives. their future punishment wa
eommuted He further stated tha
uot Que delinquent subscriber coal'
he found ia 81 Hesven.-PriRfcr'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

control them The testimony OF oCr rest CIT
zens. Of all classes, establishes tie fact, that
CHERRY P~EcToEAL will and does ri.cyc and
cure the affecting Disorders of iLe Ihro1t and
Lungs beyond any ether medicine. ihe most
dangerous affections Of the fu'llo1aFv Organs
Weld 10 its power; and cases ~ Consumption.
cured by this preparation, are publicly known.
so remarkable rs hardly % Re believed. were
they not proven beyond dispute. A. 4 remedy.
il is adequate, on which the public may rely
for full protection. By curing Coughs. the
forerunners Of more serious disease, i saves M
numbered lives, and an amount Ct suffering got
20 be computed. Ii challenges trial, and con-
yinces the most Sccptical. Every family shoUld
keep il on hand rs n protection against TIE early
md unpcrceived attack OF Pulmonary Alice
tons. which arc easily me- az first. but which
become incurable, and too often atal. # neg
lec.ei. Tender lungs reed this defence: and lE
is unwisc 10 be without L. Is . safeguard 20
children. amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest0f childhood. CHERRY
PEcroRAL is invaluable; for, BY It's timely use.
multitudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved TO the love and affection centred en-
them. 1t acts speedily AMI surely against 0rii-
nary colds, securing sound and Misunderstanding
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome fnfiu-
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can Be cured.
Originally the product Of lon-, labsrious- and
successful chemical Investigation. no cost or tell
is spared in making every bottle in .he utmost
possible perfection. Il NAV be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited. and capable Of predicting cures =
memorials IS the greatest il has ever Greeted.
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Note. ON the Fashions

A ne~ fabristo oYerGresses Is OF
silk aud wool 10 damAsk hgures with
a rough kIotty surface.
0ne thousand dollars is the price
Of a ine crown sable set, mutt aud
bos, cut lie fnest sets bring $1,000.
Marie Antoinetts" and elbow
sleeves or light filing coat sleeves
down to the wrist are both worn Tor
.sFs8,IS
A new way OF o~rrsssEuuag tue
bottom of dresses is to use thick
fipges falling over box or knife pleai-
ings
Black is The tayorite color Tor dei-
mana, bat lighter ones for mild wealth
er are made Of gFsy or dark cameFs
hair cloths.
Afsn-like effect is given to the
hack of dress skirts by running a
draw string 10 y casing across The
back bres Nh just below the ksee.
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Ner advertisements.
Netc AdusrNsemenfs.
JOHN F. BLYMYER,
DEALERIs
iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
OILS. &c, &C..

The following is a partial LIST of goods in Stock: Carpenters Tools
Planes. Saws, Hatchets, Hammers, Chisels, Plane Irons ! DIES, &c, Black
smiths Goods, Bellows. Anv1s, Wees, Files, Hammers, &c Saddlery
Hardware, Tab Trees, Gig Saddles, Hames. Buckles, Rings, Bits and Tools
Table Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives, Scissors, Spoons and Razors, The
largest stock in Somerset County. Painters Goods, u full stock. White
Lead, Colored Paints for inside and outside painting, Paints sim oil, ali eolors,
Varnsh. Turpenine, Flaxeed Oil, Brushes, japan Dryer, Walnut Stains,
&c. Window Glass of all sizes and glass cut 10 any shape. The best Coal
Oil always on hand. Our stock of Coal Oil Lamps is large and comprises
very elegant STYLES. Distons Circular, Muev and Cross Cut Saws Mid
Saw Files of tbebest quality. Poreelainlined Kettles Handles of all kinds
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ssIGNEE's NoTICS

Ssa.cei Is hereby yiTea- that Henry Hschstet3er
OF NeyeF.isis. S0lass-stossass "a e. daei y,
Voluntary assignment. has Assigned al fhe - ale.
real and personal. of the aii Henry p Hohztef-
Ter. 10 Hiram tssyts. q uzvi ixeitle. Somerset Co.
Pa IN frast turtle benefit % he c~r-llsors uf the
said Henry Hecbsetier. All perssis tasrefaff
indebted 10 the ssit Henry Hcchststler viii make
payment to the said Assignee. az iAese having
es&ims or demands vii make knoun The am
vitho<x delay
HIRAM BOYTS.
pffchcr II. ASSIGNEE
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Mattocks. Grub Hoes, Picks, Scythes, Sneaths, Sledges, Mason Hammers
Cast Steel, Step Ladders, Carriage and Tire Bolts OF all sizes LoookiDg
Glasses. Wash Boards, Clothes Wringers, Meal Sleeves. Door Mats, Baskets
Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Irvine, Rope all sizes, Hay PuHeys, Butter Prints
Mop Sticks, Traps, Steelyards, Meat Cutters and Suffers, Traces, Cow
Chains, Halter Chains. Shoe, Dust and Scrub Brushes, Horse Brushes. Cur
nv Combs and Cards, Door Locks, Hinges, Screws, Latebes and everything
in the Builders line. Caps, Lead, Shot, Powder and Safety Fuse, &C. Sc
The fact is, keep everything that belongs to the Hardware trade. | da.
exclusively in this kid of goods and give my whole attention to it. Per
sons who are buildi z, or any one in need of anything in my line, will inc
it to their advantage to give m a call | viii always give a reasonable
credit to responsible persons. / thank my old customers for their patronage
and hope this season to make many new ones. Don't forget the place
No. 3."BAER'S BLOCK"
Apr. 8 "a. JOHN +. BLIM1ER
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Ohentimes a maj ransscks the
whole house for a pin, and lot being
able to end one. drops int a chair
with disgust. and is Immediately re-
waried for the search
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ACCOUNT.

TIE correspondent OF the Tilbme,
after giving Substantially the same
details OF the woman story. adds:
When this s~iokening statement was
made before the Returning Board and
the wounds Were exposed. a great
sensation was caused, especially
among the Aoribera s~isiIoFs
Governor Palmer said that this
was a question beyond that Of who
should be President IL was a ques-
tiop of humanity. aud be should not
rest until it wss fully investigated.
He would not be satisfied with 3 SIM
pie cross-quesliening Of the witness
There must be answer and proof. 10
conversation this evening". after the
session Of the Board closed. be said
that he bad seen a battlefield on
which there Teze , thousand dead
and wounded men, bit he ba@ never
seen anything that shocked bic as
the sight Of this woman and Der
story. He was shocked that the
white people looked upon such a story
With 81 much uneoacern; that the
local onheisss allowed ii to pass with
out aoy apparent s,teppt TO bring the
guilty man to justice, and that the
Republicans seemed to care more for
its political effect than Tor ANYTHING
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

The person who is convinced OF
error and has not the candor to ae-
knowl~dg~ il. is . uacrsl coward. and
lacks IN important element Of . man
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is The ole Laks shore 1Ute. anl g. The .-fv Cd.
passing tArlEh Evanston Like Pores Az
aal ParE WaaSex2n. Bacis. Eenosa 10 X.
yankee.
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FreePOrt and Dubuque Line


Is che only route fr ESn Ro-K.o-L Freersr
acl all points ra F~-esparr. Is
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4 DMINlsFRAToR-s NOTICE
Esaie Of Chris;i-n Holssppie. late q Casen=s-h
Township deed.
Letters Of adziHistrauan On the stsve estate
-zFs,- been Eraated 70 the Undersigned. u0siee +
htfeey Frve1<0 th1- c-r-=t toll - make ic1mr
dsfte bssusrf. s-ftkoes e~agiEas4z4zs 3Ssf-a q
"a present them duly sstheasAsss eli n5rscr.sr-eEi
II the residence of the subscriber IN p M ~ p
en- SATURDAY tfe sthdsy o Deee4t<r. Is e
DAVID L LEHMAN,
y1 Admsnistratar.
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Oaaha and CaEiEcrrda Line
Wiuoua and st. Peter Line
Green Bay and Marquette Line

i the only route for Winous. Rochss,er. ONata.
uI- Nankaio- : Peter. New Tim. ani al Pgi1
ia southern All Central Minnesota. L.
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Surveying.
Writing Deeds &c..

With all valuable improvements. Innings ard
chamher Of HEAVY TUBE COPPER etc. ctc-
Our manufacturing f~8ciisties are Gusa-pd-sed.
our Stock and assortment LAEGE adj V~rieesWu3ic
made 10 SUIT IIETIMES. Try the q" Pump
AMI test its merits. Ask Nrltat yeuT H.rtwari
store. and see thaJ i has the Above trste-uark-
Orders may b. scuttn 81 NPsO--
Grafton. ~ Va. Inquiries aui rcmirisurss
invariably 10 GRAFTON PiMF Co 505Cem-
merce St pills Pa.
AUGUST Q.
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CALIFORNIA.


|N--0" E"-I"-H u INV
Embraces under oue management the Cir.
Trunk kIllEay Lines uf the West au1 Neri
YES. and. with if- numerous branches ala come
fTus lufD- she siartes aui quickest route B.
Tecn CttaEu ans al points in tiiIsis. Nisr
sin, NeFthe-f Michigan Minnesr1. IaEs. =
rasEa. california aad the Western rerri ars
rs
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TINS srAcE Is REsERe roR tn
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ed 6s long enough now you
must die Having 6i,ie9 The husband,
The men text turned TO lre vite. Her
infant lay at Der side. They cot its
throa. from ear to ear and threw the
dead body into Z pond near by. Thea
they left the cabin. aud the bleeding.
ehildless widow Of their victim s-v
theE 30 more. There sre , lGs Re
publican voters IN the parish where
Heary Pinksloa Eyed. bat Only Isl
of them went TO the polls OF election
day. II. {.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16
Church of St. John the Baptist.

statement of the financial affairs Of y
church, made before the gentlemen of the pan
committee on Monday last, showed that dunl,
the incumbency Of the Rev. Fathers nov
charge, the total revenue from the ch'isl.
amounted to the sum of SIS. 1903 II; and u
total disbursements amounted to the sum y
S50143 SIS, or S31, e39 70 over and above eng
gross amount of the income.
Is it asked, show can this beT" INC ~
PLANTATION 10 easily made. The average aSStu'
from the receipt of various sums either VI
mated for friendships sake, or lent to "
nastor without interest or bond and to be caA'J
for at some future day only in the event !,
contingent occurrences.
The purchase of tickets from the visiHE
Fathers on account of the proposed tomOa
has been made literally enough for the stFaI
geucy of the times. Bat since there are 81
tickets authorized and property to the valus1
over g., 900 to be put up for somebody to WI,
the Fathers will find it necessary to 60 ouSoa
of their own parish to sell tickets in ordS \
Justify their action in giving up the propagI
The disposition of the several prizes is TO !
made upon q ground of fairness so broad
high and palpable as to afford ticket-boNS
every evidence of equal chance and fair pD
Father Kenny is putting forth his mignus
powers in the effort to get the ChrisnI3
Brothers back to teach again in the paf.l
schools. The chief obstacle in the way -,
| dilspidated condition of the sohool-houSe -
the want of funds to put it in suitable rep,.
The Fathers teach catechism on partica1
evenings of each week, but with all their =
and ability, the shortness of the time sS 'D,
disposal aud the greatness of the NUMBER
tending, render it impossible ZOE 'nen
perform more than q 1.-THE Of the WORK 70
done.
The Dominican Nuns, by precept ana
ample, continue to keep their pupils lnsSru0'l
up to the high standard Of moral ana se'uJ
to aching, for which their Order is noted YVES
ever established. These good ladies ana J.
! loved teachers, obliged by circumstances "
which they had no control, to go through
city on q collecting tour, are aheoaC -.
greeted wherever met and received WV
sneot and kindness wherever they CALL Du'
prevailing distress in business circles neS
rily stfnts the help given in most cases W
ANAL sums. This is regretted more slnO'
and sorely by those who give than they 4
receive. Regrets upon the one hand and ~, !
upon the other and expression as felt IL i,
limited measure.
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| we know him to be sorehead ano no'n'ns
else
Every one ought to have the benehs OF q
doubt. tits quite possible that Mr. fineh-
back has a greater affection for Southern
than for Northern whites. He has proba-
bly, been treated more kindly and IN better
faith by the former. He has no doubt
found that Republican protestations OF
love for his race are hollow and lying
mere hypocrisies for electioneering pur-
poses His views az announced are clearly
correct why may he not be sincere IN
them7
Instead of ridiculing and vituperating
colored men of prominence and marked
ability who propose to cancel the color line
as a party line, we believe that they ought
to be kindly met and dealt with. We do
not expect politicians of any color to be
saints, and party opposition often magni-
ies their defects very uucharitably but
such as they are candor requires that they
be credited with the ability which they
actually possess, and be not held guilty
upon every vague popular accusation
without proof.