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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08
Banks
JOHESOWN SAYINGS BANK,
I2u CLINTON STREET,
PA.

,,,---e--f September = 49,. Deposits rccsiv-
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eng twice year without trsGhls1z tie drfos1-
taT 10 call ~ even 70 present The GSpssii BOX
Lolsy Asane1 q real estate Preterelce win
liberal rates an igag i1e. gfyeE % bUr-oEe-s of-
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c1ee perIect t.Iles Sc- r-7Girec-
This curE-ir4yiur Is exclusively SAVINGS Bank
No commercial deposits resolved nor diSayunIs
u-ade NJ ioans % personal security.
BLANK ApEli1ations for borrgve-s copies CT the
rules. by-iAss and special law relating 70 the
hauk s-ut 70 any address requested
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Treasurer CyrEs ElteT, S9licissr ngs-4-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08
THOU AND T.
Br rHusE cAKr.

Strange, strange fo- thee and ne
Sadly afar.
Tl.0z safe. beyond, above,
meath the star;
Thou where souers dezthless spriog,
l-here they fade,
Th0a IN God paradise
md the shade
Thea where each gale treaties bslHa-
Itenpesi tossed
Tkou where true loy Is Ssz1d,
Irhere IT'S lost
ThOu cOaniing ages thine,
ao< the m0rruv;
Thou learning more Of hlsss.
more Of sorrvw-
ThoG il eternal peace,
Imid e4rth's strife
Tb0z where care hath no name.
Iuhere 'tis life.
ThOa without need Of hope,
Iphsre 'tiE vain;
Thou rith wings dropping lish.,
with ;izs's chain.
Strange. fer thee and ne
Loved. loving ever;
Thou by Lies deathlsss founs
linear Deaths river;
Thou winning VISIONS lore,
Iareagth 10 trGst;
Thou mid the sersphim,
! n the dass-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08
PRICE AND STYLE OF BINDNG-

F0urlecl yelCl8es 1oE rezcy- >GcceeAln. E1i41-e e
grtiI euuserifI vii De issued gnce IL TWO m aias
s.-Sp1clueB pages IL the American = Ecsofst-
eIa shaving Jype- Li1ssraii11s etc, VII 'e ss-1
gratis q 4.sl.czticn-
FirsE elsss ez-yls,lGg sge1,s FaItei-
Alsre-s = n WILLIAMSON
As=z- No. lss1 SIKH s.. PiEtsoU-gh. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08

Girls il India marry at the age Of
ten or twelve.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08

luiirsly resrilren by tie 4b4esI writers On every
szrjuSl i-rLu.us lroIa Ee- fpe, AID ii1a-1E%sso
10, .e,srl.. tl-.yEsau4 Slgr.g4l.s 1l4 l-4ls
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27
DISTRICT COURT.

The District Court for this County
adjourned on Friday afternoon. The
following .Ialges W ere in attendance :
Hons. y. u. Gonant, @ +. IIlidden,
Peter a. Laubie, Hamilton Il. Wood
bury and Delos w. Garfield.
yD&vid.L- lsoynton. JamesC. Stanley
I7ouis p Seward, James Beck, Isaac
Il. Siddell, Martin Burnham and Max
well Garrison were seyerally admitted
and licensed to practice as Attorneys
at Law and Solicitors in Chancery i'll
the Courts of the State. K,
The following is a SUMMARY OF the
business disposed of:
Alexander III. Wilcox VS.. Tunis Il.
Hendricks Ell al, Continued with Or
der of imjunction. Z "a
Lyanan IS. Ward w. The lRavenna
Savings SC Loan Assoeiatioh.- Error
from the Court OF Common Pleas.
Judgment of Court below reversed
and Judgment for Plaintiff in Error
for costs to which the Defendant in
error .excepis. uutehins ~ Thomas
for plff. in Error. j. III. Nichols for
deft. in Error.
The Union Express Co. VS.. a. A.
Graham Error from Common Pleas.
Judgment of Court below affirmed
and Judgment for defendant i'll Error
for his costs. Plaintiff in Error ex-
cepts. Taylor " Horton for plff. G..
A.plleed for deff.f! {fITl 2(tL1h
William IL Wier vs.. Harrison l..
Day ct al. Error. Judgment of Com
mon Pleas affirmed, and Judgment for
defendants iii error for their costs.
Plaintiff in Error excepts. w. B.
Thomas& j, y. Horton. for plff. i'll
error ( :-F. Robinson for deft. in er-
ror. ...
Charles D. Hudson ct al. VS.. Nelson
Loveland.i- Error. Reserved for de-
cision in the Supreme Court. NJ Stu
art for plaintiff in error. J.. d. Horton
for defendant in error.
H.CyEarrvs. J.psPhilfips,- Admir-
Error. judgment of Court of Com
mon Pleas affirmed and Judgment
against plaintiff in error for costs.
Plaintiffh Error exeepts.t S. ID. Nor
ton for pin. ii error; L, p. Hatfield for
deft. in error. -,..,, -..-
A.sNs Fsrr, iAdmr, ys.aJ. r. Farr ct
al. Appeal. The question IN this case
W as one OF juri sfiction II between add
and executor on the estate
of Hester Reed, decd, the plaintiff
claiming the jurisdiction to be in the
Probate Court of Portage and the de.
fendants that the jurisdiction is in The
Court of Geauga county. The case
was tried to the Court, and judgment
for the defendants, affirming the iuris-
tliction or the Court OF Geauga county.
"A motion for, new trial was overruled.
Plaintiff excerpts. j. ID. Horton for
plff; o. S. Farr and w. B. Thomas for
deft.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27
sa Draf1rHo1Se l.
SIR WALLACE.

After q large amount of time and expense /
havcsuccecded lin getting in my possession q
hnrserof rare com hination having very fair l:te
ii IN: style equal to amy small horse; color.
bright bay with black pcints;t tail hesvy AMI
sweeping the grouad; \ beautiful head. ear fine,
crest. from which fails a mass Of silky Haei
name; shoulders nj .ely rounded: body clean :
fiat, powerfully muscled legs: mjldness of tom,
per. By examining II of his get satisfied my
self of the .uncrfing certainty with which he
transmits these qualities to his. rostsrity has
vor which none can dispossess him OF.
STIR WALLACE was foalcd June 26th ls7i
stands 161s hands high. will weigh 400 1iiso
over: WAS sired by an Imported English Draft
Horse, FurthepfeiigIeeIwi horse. z-,t J
Those desiring to raise q horse to keep, oil
which viii command high price in the mar
ket, are cordially invited to visit my place. two
miles East OF Ravenna Village. where Sir Wal
lace and the Lexington Colt, ANDIE, will be
kept through ths season Of 1916.
f7ois3:tJ 9a33 -! JtL CHRiSTY. ii
Ravenna. April 1S. 1876, 39g-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27

Mothers can secure health for their
children aud rest for themselves by
the use Of Castoria, n perfect substi-
tute for Castor Oil. 1t is absolutely
harmless, and is as pleasant to take as
honey. For Wind Collie, Sour Stom.
aeh. Worms or Constipation, for young
OF old, there is nothing in existence
like 1t. II Is certain, it is speedy, it is
cheap.
Caked Breasts, Rheumatism, Sci
atica, Swellings, Sprains, Stiff Joints,
Burns, Scalds, Poisonous Bites, and all
flesh, bone and muscle ailments, caa
be absolutely cured by the Centaur
4inilaents. What the White Lini-
peent is for the human family, the
yellow Linimeat is for spawned,
CALLED, and lame horses and animals.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27

THE evidence of the rascality of ex-
Attorney General Williams, accumu-
lates. Two Of the latest things dis
covered which he will be called upon
10 explain are as to what became of
$4,000 which appears upon the rec
ords of the department. to have been
drawn by him, and concerning the
disposition of which no vouchers can
be found, and, second, why $4,000 OF
Government money was used to run
Mrs. Williams son out Of the, country.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27
Great Auction Sale Of Carriages.

Great Auction Sale oil Carriages,
We would call the attention of those
in want of anything in the line of
carriages 10 the advertisement Of
Messrs. Furry II Son Ola great sale OF
Carriages at auction, which is TO take
place Oh the 18th Of May, Their stock
is large, embracing :I2 top Carriages,
, Pony Phaetons, l6 open Buggies, 20
Express, Market t!and Delivery Wagons
thgether with number of second
hand Buggies, Lumber Wagons, &c.
The new work is all of EMessrs. Furry
4 Sons own manufacture, and is first
class in every particular, and will be
rs fully warranted TO the purchasers
at the sale as if bought at private sale
of the manufacturers. The sale will
be positive, and will afford the best
opportunity to obtain carriages that
has ever. been offered in Northern
Ohio. t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27

PntLApELraIA.7In consequence of
the great influx of visitors TO Hhila.
delphia during the Exposition large
quantities. OF rrodnee will be required
10 meetthe demand. Shippers and
Producers should select some reliable
Commission House 10 consign to like
Messrs Ballard & Co, Y North Water
ST., whose card will be found in an
other column. They'are handling all
kind OF Country Produce and shippers
would do well to open up CORES.
fpondence with this firm and give
them trial,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27
Well Put.

The st. Paul Dipaich puts the fol.
lowing pointed and pertinent conun.
drum:
"Suppose the present House of Con-
gress had been controlled by Repub.
licans instead of Democrats, can anv
one imagine that Bclknap would have
been impeached, that Bristow would
have raided the whisky rings or that
Grant would have shid Let no guilty
man escspe,'"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27

j 100 %. Iq,Telsr rLLpiape, 3,sbit it1saoo eeir
1000 Us. .Bene DIST, :. ,sssg Loet N
1000 Us. .SaperpAosphate,. = -, e,jno
~ 10 tony P70sfc,, ordered,
One car loa,r JsUin Ti7e, ordered,
o1Hoteas Ei3ae and Cnlciae0 lI'iasteI.
ilAi~vcgoo just p,,rchasedt ann Willie sait'
at lowest prices. The attention Of farmers i
taaltd TO the pure Hene Dust and SnPerphos-
phate manufactured by l., Sclliiiey OF Salem-7
the brst fertilizers made l.. LITTLE,
April %. 1876. 7, 40O-tf p!st- 5i.sssE. .
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27
90 1aAans WesTM4Rba.oo

4lsL.,2,f9s .ta5 ss l1s,.ti1s nrar
daily. ssttt ss[iazfrx i.,tsS
Palace Sleeping coaches on trains No. /. 9. 3.
and II between Cincinnati, Cleveland and New
Hotea sSae traiits AMI IL. bt.tweeen j eas.
iusheig md NeN = J 9rs I, iail
WAYNE y Ghitsgp. and Balli,nele s Ohio Rail
Raiir5a.isat Meadvitfe, Z MON and, Cory fen
OH Re gi6ff i At JAMES town for Enffaio. and
Niagara FAILS and :t Iing CHAM on. iSr a l,anS,
spring gfeld. W Woressfer, Boston and New Eng
land.
Connections ut Cleveland for Toledo, Chicago
MiiWankee, Omaha, and all points ~ the
Cf3se connections ut Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
No" stol~oyerY "A aiowc,l upon, local 4 h.l,cts.
Local passengers must purehase tirke tU their
first Stopping place. and may then repitreliasc
from thai point TO destination.
w. Is. SHATTUC,
s6fnerafI.tssehger er AMI ri sket Agent.
- CiNcISNATLO.sS III
P.D. COOPER
General Superintendent.
3l5 CLEvFLAND. O.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27

THE a. & q. w. Ry., will carry del
egates and others desiring to attend
tho Democratic State Convention in
Cincinnati on the l7,h OF May at re-
duced fare. we will be allie 10 give
the rates in time to enable those who
wish 70 attend al Opportunity to learn
them. liJ - Et3E ctt .iti --'.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27


The DAVIS AuEAp.-Mr. A. e..
Mason ssthe 0hfo Manager of the Dsyis
Sewing Machine Company, showed
us, few days ago, the Silver Medal
awarded by the Ohio State Board Of
Agriculture to that Company on their
Sewing Machine at the Ohio State
Fair Of 1873. The Medal isa neat one
and the award was well merited. for
there is not better or more popular
machine made than the Davis with the
new and valuable improvements that
have been made upon 1t by its manu-
facturers. All. the other first class
machines were represented on the
grounds, yet the Davis won the prize.
~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27

|, BAND FEsTIv AL.-Arrangements
have been made for holding a grand
Band Festival at Akron OH the 9th
and 25th of May, at which ii is expect
ed large number Of Brass Bands will
be in attendance. The premiums Of
fered amount to 1925, and are to be
distributed into six classes. The cir
cular issued by the managers says:
The festival is not for any uniriendly
rivalry, but to stimulate practice and
progress in musical art, to meet and.
compare notes and d1heirvaluation for
each others mutual interest ito see and
be seen to hear and be heard consult,
converse, compare and become better
acquainted with each others modes,
as friends in q common cause. ItltF
y The famous Hall Bfothers from
Boston, Mass, David c. and Rndolph9
with the only pure gold instruments
known Cd. ID. Hall with bugle and
Rudolp Hall with corneD will play
solos and Duets each day, Their rem
dering of double ooncertos, with dou-
BILE variations, is said by best of crit
les to be unrivalcd. They have had
thirty years practice together. ~ e
j, Address on Musical zCultire each.
day by eminent speakers.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27

Last Thursday evening being the
fifteenth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. & Mrs. II. d. Kelly, q number
of their neighbors and friends arrang-
ed TO celebrate the occasion by a grand
surprise psrty al their residence on
Akaridian street that evening. Mr..
Kelly and wife, we're Invited 10 tea
and 10 spend the evening ut his broth
er's house.iand during their absence
their friends and neighbers 10 the mum.
hcr, OF between so and 50, with music,
rtook possessian ofithciriresidence, and
had right lively and merry time of
il. So complete was the surprise that
neither Mr. or Mrs. Kelly was aware
Or what was going on till they arrived
1t Nome about nine o'clock. The pres
ents were numerous, appropriate, and
valuable, and the party one OF tho
)most pleasant and enjoyable that has
occurred in town for long time past,
rejecting great credit on the ladies
who had charge Of The arrangements.
~. - 4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27

Struck EY -LbiHTNiNG.-Durin the
severe storm on the ltb the barn of
Mr. Erastus Jackson, in the north
part of Aurora was struck by light
ming, and four Of the best cows in his
dairy killed. There were twenty-six
'cows in the barn aud it is a singular
circumstance that two Of the animals
on the east aud two en- the west side
of the barn were struck and killed by
the. nuid. while mono Of the others
were in the least injured.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27

On ami after Sunday, Jan, 10. iS.5. Trains
will leave Stations daily. Sundays rNcepted,]
Is follows:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27
a CARD.

A CARD.
.SsNst sy&s = II. & ~ I'.1s. =
/ take this method of informing my friends
in Ravenua and vicinity that they will hereafter
lind me at the store OF w.D. DrRHAn. where
shall at all times, be pleased to see them.
,AayEA - = - PHILLIP KNAPP.
Raycnna, April a, 1915. 4o0-st
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27

Try that ~Baker Davis" brand of
Flour at Geo. 0. Mason's. You will
fffid.it an right. ? ) - q r - I
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-27
Longs Improved No. 4 Plow.

which is the best Plow in use. and to which we
would invite the attention OF farmers
Wehave all the patterns heretofore used bx
Mr. Knapp. from which we will furnish easr-
ing>, and will keep I....,4 a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-10

(riSSx sta-af sxil3sl q hi NJ, -
tees 8 2sse5y dssesibsd vhes be az " s.
ftho ,eyelepeaA house perforated coevex
piaceDAf A1aAe O. eoepe1eaey deriving nom
1eoelaoeo 6oG6eswith On iaoiood spiral or.
nanentation OF horses or deees. There was
also found 3 form stone Of Jasper, showing
on Ill six sides most fantastic types for
casting gold or silver oFnanonts; IL had
also 8 type for casting those frequently
found, curious oonical objects Of black,
glaesy substance, with epiral lines and .
peefeeation on each side for Suspension With
of green stone, many Whofls 0f blue stone,
and great many splendid terra cottas, of
which the largo vases with two or three
handles, the ends Of which have been mod
eled into the shape Of crocodiies, deserve
particular attention.
The vases ase covered with representa-
lions Of warriors Of dark red color on
light yellow dead ground, wearing coats of
mail, girdlo belts, sandals and either shaggy
helmets, with stings or pricks like the sting
Of . porcupine, or helmets with long crests.
From the front side Of helment always
.protrudes an object in form Of horn. The
warriors are invariably armed with large
round shields, the lower part of which is
always cut out in form Of . crescent; slso
with lances, al Of which We see the object
One of the men, who 10 unarmed, lifts up
his hand and seems to command; another
is in the act of throwing lance. The men
have always the same perfectly archaic
type, very long Asiatic faces, particularly
long noses, and long Assyrian boards. The
inside OF these vases are painted red.-Lon-
don Tines.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-10

So. $500; g. !, 'ss,ssssss..'y ~ in
- y nnae.rz lsse
sss a "a s.s:s.:d S.Ssss $500; Sssisssa
Sotton-Net receipts 700 b.les groes !ssa
Futures closed sttonG seles 500 bales, = I'll
= se !: s.ses lss ien i I s
Nay Is 101i3Sc; june la Sls I3asc; July
u l7.3s0l3 9l6c; August 1880
saes ia b SS's sonsclidsssd nss rsopts 81 sx
pott. 70 Crest Britain Slls continent lAse chan
tlcur dull without decided change; c,ssipe
quiet, with . tendency to favor buyers. Wheat
dult lsp!ing ld2c lower to sell winter Grades
quiet and unchanged; shippers holding of. Corn
auset; faturss moro active; closing Arm; mess
sd:ss 1S p1ns .,s Lard sss
changed. Rice steady; 1olasses--New orleans
s.: LOUIS. December s.-T1our firm. but gen.
sssl fs hsd sso ss sqye, s,s. yas;sS
10. mixed lsAc bid. Data dull RYE nrm.
S Lard arm 1t ioc Bulk %es,! naosv e.
and cleefs.ides. Bacon dull It sN 07k6skc ana
sS0St 99Ac for shoDlders, clear rib and clear
sides. Green meats, rough sides and clear rib
hams here, 1874 ponnds average. l0kc Hogs
steady and unchansed. Ca tie quiet and un'
CIscIsNArI, December s.-Flour strong; family
% l006 IS. Wheat scarce and firm; red 81 $50
l y Corn steady. Data firm: 30038c. Rye soc.
Barley firm. Polk firm; SIG so asked. el6 IS
Ollie. Bulk meats fImer; shoulders &C., short rib
sides &c. short clear sides 8hc Bacon dull and
nom n Green meats firm .. whisky'strong.
end unchanged. Hogs firm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-10
A Long Buried Palace.

DE. Schliemann writes from MayceuR:
ITO the south of the circular parallel dou-
BILE row of sepulchres my excavations have
brought to light vast cyclopean house.
which, so far as it has been uncovered, con-
tains ave chambers Interested by four cor
ridore OF four feet breadth. The walls still
contain here and there their clay coating,
which, however, shows nowhere trace Of
painting. The walls are from two to four
and one-half feet thick, and one and the
same wall is in some places six to eight
inches thicker than in others. The largest
room is eighteen and One-half feet long
by thirteen and one-hslf broad, and
its east side is cut out in the rock to
depth of sixteen inches. As we'll below
this AZ below the adjoining room, deep
cistern is cut out in the rock; the water is
conducted into it by Q cyclopean water
conduit. which leads down from the hill
Although there are no windows in the
house, and although the scanty daylight
through the doors must have been still dim
inished by the cycl0pean circuit wall which
is only separated from the west side Of the
house by . four feet broad corridor. vet
this seems to have been the royal palace,
because no building in Q better style Of
architecture has been found yet in the
acropolis. Certainly his royal majesty was
not comfortably lodged in such house,
but, comfort being unknown, it was unmis-
sed. On the other hand, the objects dis
covered in this house prove that the family
which occupied it had pretensions to lux
ury.
In one Of the chambers, ct depth of
twenty-three feet below the surface, was
found . lingering cut out Of . splendid
white onyx, with seal, on which are in
clsed two animals without horns. In see-
ing the incision and thinking that it belongs
t0 an antiquity by, centuries preceding
Homer. We are ready TO believe that all the
works OF art mentioned by Homer-the
wonderful shield of Achilles, the dog and
the hare IN Ulysses maut tie clasp, Nestor's
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-10
Mannera In Busipess.

There are ways of attracting custom
(says the Fancy Goods Rec0rd), a. there
are ways of repeiling; and We are reminded
OF the value of manners in business by an
incide Mt of our own experience when We
accompanied some ladies shopping in .
quiet country town. The shopkeeper's
manner was well calculated to drive people
from his shop. He was slovenly, bushy.
haired man, with . smileless face and sus-
pici0ue eyes, that seemed to regard every
passeFby - burglar and every customer
@ . possible swindler. His till was fitted
With patent buglar alarm, which gave 8
clang every time he opened it to change
o ton cent piece. He watch with the
glance of detective every lady who
handled . piece Of goods, - if she pur-
cotton under her oiosi. p Indeed, his entire
manner made the party feel uncomfortable
and anxious to be out Of his place. Final.
~, when one Of the ladies gave him D five
dollar bill to pay for her purchases, he put
on his glasses to examine it slOwly and
carefully, then pulled ont tho burglar proof
drawer With its ring Of alarm, closed it ON
second thought with another clang, aud
hied sway to the further end OF the shop to
make sure from an old bank note detector
that the note was not counterfeit, after
which he modify made change. The
since, and no member of it ever
will. The whole conduct of the man
said, as if in so many words, "Look here,
you people, you can't cheat me, and you
can't have my goods until l am satisfied
about you. l have every device for swim.
d'ers,. so keep your distance" The result
was that he lost custom, for no one cares
TO be suspected obviously of being thief.
1t is possible to please customer BY your
manner and your business arrangement,
and also to disgust him or her by pettiness
or discourtesy. Proper caution is good
thing, but it need. not be exaggerated, az in
this case, into universal distrust and Of
fensive suspicion. A shspkeeper to attract
customers, must see that the looks as we'll
as the ways of his shop are inviting.