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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
CAriTAl PUnlsaaAlNr.


epsingdsle, Ian. 3D., 1876
DEAR ADv8sTissR:-Ths coDciu-
sio,s Of ]. Durss o capital punish
aens 80 abost thess, VII: The pre-
vsleaee II crime u the present tims
10 owisR To- the weakness Of men H.
thiec,ne 70 sssiss murders ind osbe,
sfFrnders q, shuttle Of this NOR, d
coil" recoiiing q the ,hosghi oil
sepdiDg them 20 eternal sorrne pts
Persons In dea,h lose Ill conscious
n. s.; thers fore We should lsy ssId.
ths, fenis.ine pity 80 kill the oSsn-
der like . dog. legislators sboa d
s.sss,e essr cyinsnsl code sfter ina
svi~ Of ,he box 6. Lsrisseas. and ~e
ssoald aasckly retaru 70 iAe iron - :
O fs@xuer sges 10 save - frOl Az
arhv. We Rcd 1ojesn Dracos ts
vie aws vrh Rood Ard HsnGsbals,
A'exas51s. BooAprtea Or Robes
pres % execsse taen- So- j,
s-<Gas 20 - that II J. D. would f.iii-
fly sta1y tie dIEr-ersce oesrern
tie Ls- and the Cope, between the
&c 1sl ard tie re- soseaeas, and
rasar~ tie e7ctrsE oes-sea the re
a.re heard q tke serEoa o TIE
aaoans All The I sav alto yo1, y
~czA9 coEe TO . ciErreGs crEeaz-
Gcc-
As TIE sabieet q the death peaalty
! cssi1i1S he Asaestca Ct lie p1h-
I.e, alio. ne 70 propose |. few c-ss-
tsoas for caaG.d shoasas:
!. Is /. TACT that TIE crs1s O.
nur5er has Increased in the sat-
since tie :. pea o. the death p@rsI'y
. 4 i. -. may nos csser causes have
gro .a-ei TIE increase:
2. Wouli II Do< ce sci 10 s5T.
fair nixl, for . reascraSs lsngsa @
tne 70 lie adequacy ii 1pr.s1N. mem
far af-. teE &c rslszng ia- e. tos
bod ia. usDos s~sac
g T. iasurs pru~nys c1nFictio1 Cf
CRIMINALS, prDvI1e icr correcting pa
. 5.e E.ists.ss- ard give lime ter ~
,@s.faLc~, j. LIT III iuprl.oaa n-u
srsf=rzDs- 70 hanging
{. SssaabJ ges asGrss Eels re
t.r n enhg htsnei Tree government
f-ol sascsaux i1s, and hUn4Fe I.-s.
j. SHISS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
SHERIFF SALE.

~ zoe ~ genera Fzec,.tian Ia M.
re Hura rom lt.s aiilc-- 1.-THE thTL
ht4~ }*1 98t E*ft. la aha for tf4- cnnrt,
I r"hi aud -Iat- 81 lava In tay,,r -
y St@s'rt a. an1 against - - I,.wn
4 H@st d.. 80 y tasII ID. k,Ilp9frg tyn,
! Ds. tn stf: ''"" ~
one w" sEafed top carriage. bav nars
= - hpFs a ryTr@i hers. called Ig,el.
nay h"t -, o@e called Alex ana he
> hs-f sajtsU IFtE f+. NV
n III staiI eif~T the .sane far sale 1T ,t,.
f~ri|' Ice . W. buwplnx. in psltr.ta
,-''sI. In 'sdsr County. n qtIu,saa~
ne aHy ri jabaary 4. II Is7s. =, two
Esvsk :, ~ SI tali day to sstt.fy aid
q sii@" cost" 3r.ar may .c.ins tt'.f..
DATED tfi- RI day ~ December A Il H..
Il ~HEAkIH
hSrif II CsftaF e. yt1t,fE loo.
e. -. aya4rsI, u. p.1y. 2eS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

Butter nut be kee. il, the drive, i
and coolest place you can fad, IN yes
'eis oil 'iiher stone, e.r hen, or wood.
ana never IN tin. Lad and drtt :
= n2s must be kept III a drv. c oil
p ace, and should not be- sal e. Us.
ni y The cellar is The best place or
lem. Esrihen or stone jars are be
best 70 store them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

he sat in 4 railway car. II he.,
was thIckIy covered with a mass u
red hair. Behind him III Il sat Eat
man with hardly any hair on bis hes d
he SAID to him. II guess you WASH
around when they dealt out hair
"Oh yes, was" replied he bald
head, but they ofereI me lot d
red hair, and | told hem to throw II
mo the ash bin.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
SHERIFF SALE,

~ FtFt5@ % general execution 70 the df.
~essff 4ss1~i fFsTn tue Office Of the Clerk of
- t'4.f fAet C|1rt IN and for the county of
+"S sh3 -fS Of Iowa. in favor yi
fai'5"s j FTYfH aud against Martin t,r.rs
nave 5rFt'a apesn the f4EsoUtn2 prou-rfs
LEe properly al TIE said Martin Grace
B-sut.
let nvmter Les no.. in block npmbsr
-"ni5 -t''GF "a, ia tue toaD Of Ttut.,n d
ar s.ants. Iva
ana s1Ea4A rrf-r ta@ same for sale At In.
At1 i"0"- H''f- "a IN" town Of JiLtnn In
Ahg@FJ, u l.5a. al pa- - elerk p a g
sba dag ~ tt-fy .l ~ ss.ttr lon ara c,.f,
fAt d. y %e@Ta@ &1syessa. dated This n
t<y gi Jan'y. 4. d.. I.75.
"a shsrta ofrsi',f ~. En-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
ADVEHrlsEiS's S,AZcr.

Joarnains inforn IN ltion for tdv.r,iss,s
rniiioh, 800 copies. Published week.,
fsrmss Per annnm, in advance. Fl,,
-"ee''n"n "hpir. "a ffsrent dates rnane d
oress Tor Is cts. ONCE No. Al Park Row
New York. go. r. RONELL CO. a.
tors and Publishers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
C. s. MOFFETT & BRO.

Lumber, Lath, Shingles. Sash and
Blinds, Finishing Lumber. Siding and
Flooring. Stock Boards, and Dimea-
sion Lumber kept constantly on
hand. Sash and Doors at Manufac-
turer's prices All kinds Of Building
Paper: also, Oil Finished Paper for
Carpeting and Ceiling.
Upton. IOWA.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
ORIGINAL NO1lID'

frederick Ni-nnber. / cI,ea" 9oi os',
pisintin. axAin.a e 2. I rhrosry Tern
u Duran. and u. PrlScl reIs1a
trustee. defendants
70 the shove named deiendann.;. ara 10 nov
IN fi'e In *. once Of the Cir. n,y Of ~
frcni' Court. In and for the petition q
TAR IN ~ state Of iowa. piaimipsa
frederick Strnaber. plsiniin; ."auali6sd
ou chat H.. i. the absolute anu
n.. ns,he foil wing premirsg r,p ~.
VIZ u q. AMI e,s naI of SEC =; ;hs s.i.s.
J., " tn r u and craving ~ the advsf.s,
isamenf Of H. estate a9sinss ."Iins tba!
aims Of inc Il PENDANTS. and ~ so,,rscDosst
,s!end.nts be barred and fofo.hs. titlsW
ran hAving or ciAiming any ''s
ui.feat IL raid land. 4. md eaid Z,
.ittOn ct or . f,.e noon Of the - sheaup -.
the next term OF said court 70 = y" Inc n.
= !s,s. ..1 ss,s ss.a. y, =.
- entered against s0H. ana Jo.sh me pray
Tered thereon in accordance WI"
n Of said petition. .rr CARR. -
ie4v. Attornsys 'o
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
NIDDLE.SsED MEN.

There are nian3 Of the age Of thirty TO for
) Sno arr troubled vain to.t frequent evac-
alton. II ihr EiaddeT often accom- pa n il ed
= slight -fnAFflng or burning sensation,
nI weak eDtug The system IN manner that
ne patient cannot account FOR: on examin-
ag the urinary deposits. \ ropy sediment
I'LL often BE- found and sometimes ANAL
r VIII br Of thin or mtIEish hue again
ha1 gins 20 daFE aud torpid appearance.
here are nsEy men VI no die al this dim
ulty, ignorant OF tie cause, which is the
-eOni stage OF seminal wea sns~. Mr. Me-
vii guarantee perfect cure in all spch
akss aud healthy restoration OF IN e gel to
urinary organs.
Once Hour@-s to ! = to u, L TO =.
All ieJt-Es promptly answered, and CORE
'pondeuce confidential. Address Lock Box
-. Da yenport. iowa. liza,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
CHICAGO
{ NORTHWESTERN R 3

sAx~ss.us sss-s aa- CHICAGO. oearess> fcacAN.
9asex4saaG SRrxae. Asas4rs fsasA hassAarx~
S1n<.axs@A KacAs<SNr. AsaaFFs T@FUntN.
Ms&sr~a@ cxrA-<- sss1aszs. Ssssces New
fsex, E-assAS4a, sssSSs Sss--s=<x--t~ NssAanyIrz.
- Lssz7s> G~4-e. SAa Fra1ss~rSsN Sxgss 1ezsa,
ssgarn. SAT- A4ss Czzs. Dave Iozascl
Saafx, Ssezx go. - ssG2, Nsry zes.e.
k~exnssx. ExHxsazA Nz-~sc- IA<senoe-
ss1saas Txnk5sss HEx@na AES1s1. 0r~~~
sas NassGx@<. SRI A. ysassEss Ssrs&~ West
~aGa1a KnS sass~ sASxAx has sAs@r f&cksss IL
: kzs~sASsa ant LIZ
@Aasago & Northwestern Railway.
>Ar~e ssAnrrx.sss1s are rss- ~ ssxE<e
SD zhe Zs&- >esa~w & ks<s gan >eEsAe~E-
es<hScss Sxrs-aA S2axSn~-< & QAsas ffzss
s1rs. ssss Msszs e GAAcssA AaEkskew
-4a8x GnE es2 Nas#se K@xsxs. fer A. -S9.r1s
Aa>T All NTH EA>T. and ~Ga tas
ase.eS = Asssa ant u Ens4. gxezraa SCR 81
s@saars 81 I'D
1aarsr e~mrxxSaaas are aA>o mad nFsA The
.asaa Sasz~x q D. al Omaha fss AZ Ia
ss>H g.aexzs~
&9asxe sxsasz<@1ssza zz- ss.a-< - -rs@t~s@ cssssg
"a nr-Sasas - ~ s~sau -1.sEA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

Y.g tbs relse! ansi
care oi All saegan.
nsr1ts Ia tfae ,sass-
srfl, liver asst s~sr-
Ell. li3v are q s.slst
als-rs gsi, anss IN
eNccslHii -iIse.
E~fa- tsaF sr-
falIe- fis-N sass asa
- ggsesT.1 Or n ise-
Fzi sk4s'eseT liza d
--stsG.. stlfss- ast
suffering j. 1srrs s
ri lsy g.asa.E ft.stv
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
Cathartic Pills,

F.y thf rplseg and
care o1 All sacgaEs-s
ns-Et. Ia TIE ss8sas-
arh, hsev, asst t~sr-
Ell. ia@y are srsil
!. ]. !. !. J. !; J
IN ap~rSsnt. anss IA
t@R eNccsIsHt Ftsts--sfIse.
B~ia- i,sssFss se-g-
talIe- fts-t rsHaasa
nss~rrss Or rgtsse-
ry Fzi whatever Au a
.--taG.. Ssetf.<- aai
- suffering l. ,srs.ss.ass
Ell by their tIr.sstv
use and pverv EasnIly shsalI have then. on h. nj
fsF tisefT protection zsi rc.s@f, ~sssi -sgntss-i.
Long experience has proved fhetn 10 lie lac al
e-E. suresT, and hesI Of all tie I'sRs with aieE
tsas market aisaun4ls- Bg their occasional use,
tre h0st = puftief, the sorraptioa- Of the sss-
tenn expelled. ns.slauct4ons removed. aud the
whole machinery Of life restored 10 lis healthy
activity iIieTnal organs RalrA LeeualE clc1seed
AMI sluggish sse eieansesi b. iy~r's PHis. ard
sF.an5tisteat int9 aetion. Thus Incflseat aissa-e
y changed into health, the value OF which change
uilst re. sBned en- the vast nuliritles he enIay
II, hastily be computed. Their sugar eaatInf
makes thesn Pheasant 10 take, and preserves their
kirtFfAs nitfnpaiTed for any length .f tune.
thai they are ever fresh, and pesfesfiy fcitag.e
Although >sarehtng. tBcx are nliil. aai c,,eFa,e
without disturbance - the constitution Or d..
occupation.
fai directions are given On IL. Wrapper Ii
each box, hov IN use them - faiaily Pks.ic,
and for the following complaints, .fij~h these
For IS,sp-rsst.s or Hs<tx..ston. lS.sDess.
s~s.. a.ssx~os and A-sss OF Appetite. thes
snaaid be tageG moderately 10 iinaIafe ,lse stem.
Arr. AMI restore IT. healthy tore and action
For 1isrr Gom p33.ns ..g. IL various FrEzss-
'aaa., 0ssioas 1Ae0ao~ bs, aSrk aaesA.
40 ~. JAanAtce .r GSeea St<ka~~a, DSs.
tOMs CSlie and Dt1ioas Resesu. tney shogi'i
- Jas.ieously taken for each case " correct tie
diseased action remove the obs;ructions which
cause il.
For Dss~ssesy or DsArrA~a, h-t &C.
al4hi lose - generally required.
For Rh~ssosisss. Goos. e raw 81. Pal.
ptfSsi.n OF the B8~ars. Pats - she
Dsss~. BACK amt l~tns. they should he con,.is.
n0n-!3 taken, tltrest, 70 change tb~ diseased
4 tlass nf the y stem With such change tho-e
eaai5 sist46s disappear.
r"r Drass.y and Dropatesl So elitaxa.
'tteE saaHi3 IL taken iii large aaa feireni dts-es
10 UFE~t9,c. tile eject q a drastic ,alrva
iar suppre..iSn. large daso shouli be
@ks5 uTpdas.- the desired eiT.ct by SYM
.saEizE.
n . btaaer f.iH. take one or two piIfs 10
ss1&t' sie digestion ani relieve tie stomach.
~ Geese s1nnai ft.~e stimulates the stomach anil
s. r ss->tara the appetite. and iavigGrstes the
) 'srH dttse it Il often ri vantaas-sns Is bert
3a sssffttsS arrangement exists. One vsso f.sss
a.-st-a tea. af.rn finds tlsst \ ftnse ~ tae~a
f'i'. - sks hisn ice. s.eciie,iiv fftet s-rr their
i.s -fH@ sna reaaYating sfesf "a the dtg.sl.,e
& rs,a.s4-s4-.
PREPARED I'll
~ 80. IIEE 4 CO.. Practical Ch~rst~ts.
JoHEIL, M4Ss., T.. - n.
+tE m ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Agus. Intern ttent Fever
Chlu Fever, Remittent Fever, Dunt
Axae, Periodical or Bilious Fever. dc,
and indeed all tho affections which sriss
from msIarlous. marsh. or mlasmauc
poison<.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13
DO NOT DELAY.
YOUNG MN

IO0 t0 nS1
Who are suffering ffUus the effects ~ yDath-
ii f1I.ies or taals~retItfn snGu = = va II Ga. tl-
ewes tnF- M Greatest tg.yspIi ever ia ~ al
ne altar Of suffering humanity. liz
iGAFF re viii s9a rsut... 70 forfeit One hus.
red Dollars Tor every case - seminar weak
'e-> or private disease ~ say Eiud ~ char
seter which ne undertake. and ais Ia cure
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

D@i.H'tMASCf, OR SOUL CHARM
MT How eitnrr e : IN Az fasein I, h
ana gain the love aud afYsctIons-f any u.r-
ssn thes choose. instantly. This ART ali cal
y sssa4s, IRE, ny msii, for rs Gents; tps.th.
Win Marriage Guide. ptian Uracl,
Dreams, Units 70 Ladies. etc $50 90 ,ut,
4 queer so,s. .diress I. WILLIAM 4
CO., Puos. Pni'ad-lphi.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

No enc remedy u .s.usier
called FOR h, the asc- s-ais.s 81
the SAerICaa t7stpit than a
sure ard .afe cur. for Fever
and Agae -acf ~ are HoE
enabled 10 o6er, uuh . lseEf... I
certainty that II alH era4..s ale
the disease, snd with sssar
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-13

!. bEE r CO.. Practical Ch-,,ststs.
IoWEIL, MaSs., q. .. n.
Fiji M ALL iKrGaIsr- EVERYWHERE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-06
The yaIne of a scrap Book

EveryOoe who takes a newspaper
which be ia the least degree sppre-
eiates will often regret 10 see aay one
number thrown aside ior waste paper
which c mains some interesting and
important articles.
\ good way 20 preserve these Is
hy the use Os scrap book One who
has never been accustomed thus 10
preserve short articles can hardly e.
tiaate the pleasure it affords 10 SIT
down and turn over the pleasant
familiar pages. Here a choice piece
Of poetry meets the eve, which you
remember yoh were so glad 10 see 10
the paper, bat which yoG would long
since have lost had il not been for
your scrap book. There is a WHY
auecdote-it does you good &c laugh
over it yet. though for The twentieth
time Next i 3 valuable recipe you
had almost forgotten, and which you
found igsi 10 time 70 save much per-
psexiIy. There : sweet little story.
the memory Of which has cbeered
and encouraged yoa many a time,
when almost ready 70 despair under
the pressure Of hfe's cares aud trials
Indeed, you can hardly take up q
single paper without reperusing- Just
glance over the sheet before you, and
see bow many valuable items il con-
tsins that would be OF service to you
q hundred times in life A choice
thought Is far more precious than 2
bi; Of yiittering gold Hoard With
care these precious gems, aad see ~
the end Of the year What a rich treas
ure you have accumulated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-06
Judge stites and a Cold Room.

Many years ago" said Gen. Eli
H. Murray to q Louisville Ledger re-
porter. Judge Sites had q circuit
court down in Southern Kentucky.
Once little country tavern was full
to oyerhowing. so that tour OF sve
persons bad to oecnpy the same
room The Judge and four or Eve
Of the hig lawyers INDUCED 10 draw
poker until late hour. Then they
wen, to bed, sud left the candle
burning. The IRE had gone oat, the
weather was cold, the door 40, clean.
and none Of them liked to get out Of
bis warm place to blow out The can
de After fruiiless efforts 10 induce
some one to get up, the Judge pro-
posed that they should put il oat by
splitting OF il, Il can beat you, -" said
one, Money saws you can't az
swered the Judge. The cold weaih-
er and the dirty floor we're forgotten,
as the revivals sprang from their
warm places. Money was put up, S
mark made, and the contest was 50
exciting that the others were soon
drawn, aud there. 10 the chill, dreless,
dreariness of the best room Of 8
country tavern, the Judge and four
or Eve CT the brightest lights Of the
circuit stood up in their shirts and
SPIT at a mark for FIVE dollars apiece y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-06
The Credit System.

The practice Of buying the Reees
sary articles Of household on credi'
is fatal to good economy. The house
keeper has always 70 pay deaTeI
when she does not pay cash The
tradesman must have interest on hi.
money. for man will never in q busy
community, be willing aud Is seldom
able If be IS willing, 10 forego L. To
the ordinary cash price Of the article
be therefore adds the interest which
sasy accrue during the time that cred
il Is allowed. This, moreover. Is not
al there must be premium exaete
BY the dealer for the risk be runs il
trusting out nis goods 10 that class 0i
more or less dangerous customers who
never pay ready money. Even the
most honestly disposed o. these are
often unsafe debtors; FOR they are
generally imprudent enough % antic-
ipate their incomes and 20 oveTTEn
them in expenditure The credit
system, moreover, Is q temptation %
unnecessary purchases There - a
sort Of cheek IN ibs sight and touch
Of the hard earned money 70 the dis
position to dispose Of II lightly. On
the other band, there IL something Il
;as facility Of credit. removing a. j:
does the disagreeable necessity Of
payment 70 the buyer, Who can graf
ify his love Of possession with mo-
mentary sense, at any rate. that u
qualification costs nothing There u
no such cheap and cautious purchaser
s. cash
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-06
WHOLE No. 1913.
G.ertfe.

Boys Of ten or twelve, seen on The
street, appear heartless and withou.
sympathy, and vet YOU wrong them.
Among the houses on Clinton street
Is ore which has missed many 4 pane
of glass in its windows. Bags AID
paper are used to keep the cold out,
or it may blow in aud whistle through
the desOlate room without let or hin
drance. \ girl Of zen years, whose
life has been one long period Of hun
ger, pain and unhappiness. was taken
sick one day in March, and people
passing by could see her lying on q
miserable bed near one Of the win
dows Il was curious that anv 0l
the boys coming or going should have
stopped to think or care about il. but
they did. One Of them. feeling sad
at the sight Of the sufferers pale
face, handed an orange through the
broken pane, saw it clasped by slen-
der fingers, and then ran away. lie
told other BOYS, and 5y and by there
wasn't a day that some lad didn c
halt at the window TO pass in fruit
and flowers. None OF them knew
the family or ever spoke to the girl.
aud so they gave her the name Of
Gertie, aud called her their orphan.
Boys went without marbles and other
things which belong TO bOyhood
sports that their pennies might buy
an orange, lemon or some simple
flower for Gertie, aud their anxiety
for her to get we'll vas fully as great
as the doctors or mothers What
ever present they had handed in
through the broken pane, waited for
her to reach up, and never fingered
longer than TO hear a soft "thank
you" from her lips Days went by.
but the boys did not grow weary,
nor di9 they miss a day. IL was TO
nance and charity so well combined
that it gladdened their hearts and
made them fond of each other A
few mornings ago lads hand, hold
ing q sweet Hover ana Q Dig orange,
went up to the window No white
fingers touched him as they grasped
the Offering. He waited moment.
and then with beating heart looked
into the roUm. The bed had been
taken away. Cn a table rested
pine coffin, and on the coGin q bunch
Of faded flowers which had been
handed through the window the dag
before Death had been there, and
the boys no longer had a mission.
You might not have seen the BOY
hiding in the doorway and wiping
tears from his eyes. lie was seen.
however, and when asked the cause
of his sorrow, sobbed out the whole
romance in four words,
"Our Gertie IS dead. "-Dcroit
Free Press.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-06

w ueufErF. "a ta1lsl Ji some Ga.
posyaplie circumstances. thr sun
heats any i9caiity oo the surface af
the earth moge thaa lr surrouadiuf
region. gel,i- ca'umn 9i bealca
AR ar.sts. and u.s. Invisible ili-.uf.
IS Condensed .nl- -mal ma-.rs .f
clouds called cumuf rleL -Yrs ia
and produce ihss notified anaeasauce
commonly known rs "mackerel skv
Bat when, a. IS frequently tbc ease
10 summcr. a rniicv. a. rlain ar
Island. or any other piace. Is much
more highly heated hv fbe SON thtl
The surrounding segiaa. the heated
air over such locality rises more rnr-
Idly and with more asceusiaaai mo-
mentnm, enc - reaches e higher
and ccoisr rygiG1s q. tAs eta phere.
its moisture is c5ndensed ialo large
rounded volumes og mountain fse
masses of cumuius clouds sach
cumulus clouds always psccsde aad
characterize local summer storm or
shower
When the wa-m horizontal currea,
from the sou,h as .n winter. meets
with the cold currents Of the north.
it slopes upward over the cooler eur
rent AMI forms stripes cr bands Of
stratus clouds along the horizsn.
These stratus clouds indicate Do tho
observer the fact that s. warm current
is coming aorthward
When in summer q cool current IS
moving southwsrd. &c encounters the
warm equatorial or tropical currcnt.
which again glides upward and over
10, aud forms horizontal bands of
stratus clouds along tie upper line Of
contact, as in wiuter storm but. in
addition 70 the dcnser cold ajr from
The north, moving with u0rs m0men-
tum, viii Iift up tie warm aud the
saturated air from The tropics. and It's
moisture wii. be condensed into
masses cf c1muius clouds banked up
against the top Of the cold current.
and arranged over the horizontal
stratus clOuds.1rhas is produced the
combination Of cumuio stratus clouds.
which is characteristic of progressive
summer storms.
To the tornado cloud produced by
4 whirl oi air. and resembling aa IN
verted cone, Prot B.a-ius gives the
name Of cOnus. which is both dis.uc-
tive and appropriate These lou-
typical classes Of clouds. VIZ. cumC-
lus, stratus. cumalo-sira;us and ceurs
indicate ami characterize thc four
different classes OF storms.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-09-06

A Detroit rea' estate sgeol was
waited on recently by q tsH man with
q weed On bis bar, uo said That be
had The cash % pay '9r farm. pro-
vided that be c0uid get one 70 suit
The agent smiied him i0 seat. and
brought ont his register 0f dcscrip-
ti5Hs BE bad several farms regis
tered 90 his books, and be- hat no
d9alt that be could suit the w0uld-be
purchaser The stranger remarked
~ bat I want IS form of a10u,
three hundred acres
"i'Fe got II. replied tle dealer.
'I'd ike about s.z big hills on il'
Here you ars-here's O farm With
exactly SIX bills 5a is.7
And I would Eke q lake near the
/ centre
Here she is. Herasa farm with
q LAKE exactly IL tbe cenlre.
And want q big natural cavern
IN one Of the bills"
Here you are. There's cave on
this farm which eaa's be beat
The stranger drew long breath.
and went on.
Il want a faEm Of three hundred
acres, hu. one hundred must be marsh
land.
Here shs Is. ." was the ready reply.
Just about three hundred acres IN
the farm, sui iast one hun drsd iD
marsh land
II must have q waterfall twenty
six feet bigh on the farm" continued
the stranger.
Here you aye This farm has a
natural waterfall of twenty-five feet
and eleven inches I don't suppose
an inch, more or less. on c waterfall
amounts % mHeb
"WeD, no but wait e windmill
On one Of tie hills
That was pul up las, year, was
the calm reply
IL was sometime before the straa-
ger though, Of auyihiag else, bus be-
fnailv said.
here must Do Baptist church
right across the road from the house
"Ore buiit .here las. summer.
sir"
II. must Be q brick church
otis
Has It an organ
1t has
@Then I cant buy tie farm u
you, said the stranger, rising 20 60
IF there is anything I hate. it j. a
church organ, ana you can see for
yourself ths; I'd Ee ia a state Of con
tinuaI misery. The farm suits me
drst-r4te, but | cant 20 that organ"
jus. what estimate those Two men
placed upon each others Feracity as
thev seUarateG VIII never be knOwa-