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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-09

MT SYCLE BROTHERS HAVE JUST
received the largest stock OF BED-QUlLlS INK
ever was in the city.
WHITE BED-QUILTS, all full size, Ut 73c., soc.'
81, 1925, S1.75, s2. s2.35, $3.50, $3.50, ~,
ana 81. worth rs per cent. more
These GOODS have been bought very cheap ana
will be sold accordingly. au .
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PROPOSALS.
ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

il
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for the erection
of q BUILDING FOR THE MILLER MANUAL
LABOR SCHOOL, situated In Albelnarie county,
Va, about six miles distant from the Greenwood de-
pot of Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. 800
The BUILDING is to have q front or about 20
feet with sde-wings about $50 feet long TO be tnrec
stories high, including basement, and to have MIL
sard roof: to be supplied with water and gas, ana
heated by steam or hot water.
PLANS and SPECIFICATI0NS can can, De oeus seen n,
blanks obtained. and further information gwen Ut
the offices OF Judge John L. Cochran IN Cir9tIes-
vile, Va, and 4. Lybrock, architect, M va:
BIDS will be received at either place Tor any
branch of the work or for the whole work completed.
In the latter case the proposals must be MADE by MI
Ing out the furnished blank especially PROVIDED ior
that purpose. $50. ~. ,r,h J,,,
of August 1876 at O'Clock z. NJ, when they Will
he opened ut the office OF Judge John L. Cochran, In
Charlottesville, Va. o
Chairman Of Building Committee.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July Is, 1875.
4. Lybrock. architect, No. I'LL, State Bank
building, can be consulted between the hours OF ! .
g. NJ. and p. NJ. In regard to the above.
''' jy 19-3tawtd
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,}
-. RICIIMONn. a uyiIst &. 1879.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,}
RICHMOND, August B, 1876.
NOTICE.-The attention Of the public is
In called TO the following provision Of an ordi-
nance of this city: l.s,.s.s, 49, IL.
.sThe occupant of u house or lot shall as far MS
such lot extends cause the paved gutter or drain In
street. or any public alley opposite thereto. TO be
and II he falls SO to do, may be fined not less than
one dollar nor more than ten dollars and for each
shall be fined not less two nor more than twenty dol
lars ~ 49, $50 f'sfst sF a!ei!i
The attention of the police has been called to the
foregoing, and they have received instructions TO
report MI deiinquents to the Police Justice.
F au 7-3t 7.5Iss j.. G. CABELL, President,
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TO PARENTS AN
L GUARDIANS.
MOUNT DE CIANTAL ACADEMY OF TIE
VISITATION.
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

Parents In quest OF Il hlst-claSs school fol their
daughters will do well TO investigate the caim. of
this celebrated Academy. For thoroughne>S In every
department of female education MOUNT De
CI1ANTAL ranks pre-Cminently high. Great attcn-
ton Is given 10 perfect the pupils IN writing AMI
speaking French with huency. For those sufficiently
advanced 1t is the language Of their recreation hour
The purity of accent and CORRECTNESS Of rronunch.
ton acquired In this institution have long been
subject Of surprise To the native l'ari.ian. The IT.
nown for the superiority In music is so widespread
as to have made this Academy almost national one,
ono feature In particular that should recommend
MOUNT DE CIlhNTAL to the sensible parent is
the influence exercised 10 form the pup to views
and habits OF economy, and TO render them really
pracrical and useful women OF society In after year,
Simplicity Of dress Is enforced by rule.
These facts. united to the exceedingly moderate
rates of board and tuition $500 per annulnl, viii
we trust secure to this school Is large and desirlS
a patronage In the future is 1t has enjoyed IN The
past. .,.
For further particulars apply for prospectus 20
the UrectrcSs Of Mount dc Chantal Academy "i Tile
Visitation near Wheeling. W. Va. ~ l-3m
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me- ANOTHER LOT OF THAT NOTE
PAPER at 81 per ream;
Another lot of those HEAVY ENVELOPES at DUO
for box Of $50;
Another lot Of those RUBBER-HEAD LEAD-fbN-
CHS ut csc. per dozen;
,noIher lot Of HIGH BACK GoNITs-thc incest
yet offered for the money
Another lot of WIDE SILK and LEATHER
BELTS:
Another lot of those cheap CORSETS ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
The new style BLACK BRACELETS. au9
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7a,,pECrAE NOTICES.

:. -, 49, a = r yyTryYnfJ
IGREAT BARGAINS IN All KINDS .
Of SUMMER DRESS GOODS;
GREAT BARGAINS in BLEAcHED and US.
BLEAcHED sHEEr1NGs;
GREAT BARGA1Nsin PILLoW-oAsE LINEN
and PILLow-cAsE COTTON;
GREAT BARGAINS in TABLETOP Otis, NAP
HNs, DoLIEs, and TOWELS;
GREAT BARGAINS in LINEN sHEETINGs;
GREAT BARGAINS in PARAsoLs and Ust-
BRELLAS, as they must be closed ont at some
price;
GREAT BARGAINS IN PIQUEs and LACE
STRIPED MUsLINs; .
GREAT BARGAINS In all kinds Of GOODS for
BOYS and MEMS WEAR;
GREAT BARGAINS In MATTINGs, OIL
CLOTHS and CARPETS, Mt
LEVY BROTHERS.
The new style BLACK BRACELETS. au 8
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.

WATCHES. JEWELRY. dc.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Having dis
= continued the business of lending money I'd 81
on collater.ils, have determined to sell allsss
the forfeited pledges on hand at the advances made
on same which is in every case much below original
cost. The goods consist of
Magnificent DIAMOND RINGS,
Sunerb STEM and KEY-WlNDlNG WATCHES,
VEST. GUARD, OPERA, and THATELAlNF
CHAINS,
Elegant AMETHYST, CAMEO and other SET
RINGS, BUTTONS, &c.
shall continue to sell until all the articles dis
posed Of In order 10 realize tho cash. great induce
ments will be offered to purchasers. So, come early
and often to $. \. WINSTOCk'S,
jy11-1m No. II north Fourteenth street.
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UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

h STNUN1UN, n.
The academic term of this Institution begins on
the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER ana
closes on the corresponding day in June following
This Is the largest rstcass institution IN virginia
for young ladies' 1t has 4 corps Of twenty-five OIL
ccrs and teachers. The English course Is extensive
and thorough. Advantages for music, languages
drawing and painting cannot be surpassed FOR
catalogue containing full particulars, apply 70
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN,,
" 1S1m Principal.
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Me- FLANNELS! FLANNELS! Elan
NFIs-Au colors and qualltics-at prices so
low that everybody will leave the store s''isheo ;
BLANKETS can be had at prices that VIII pay 10
buy them now;
COMFORTABLES, in all qualities and sizes, at
oro LEVY BROTHERS..
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MISS MURRAY WILL RESUME THE
wi duties OF her school for young ladie, On ths
18TH OF SEPTEMBER at 402 Twelfth stree, -
Nv 31-S&W1m
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No. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS !

M SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
BLACK, GROS-GRAIN, and TAFFETA slLhS III
allqualities;
COLORED SILKS in all qualities and great Varie-
~ of shades;
pr AID and STRIPED SILKS ut all prices;
SILKS CIT on the bias;
A large stool, Of SILK VELVETS.
notwithstanding the great advance IN SlLh9 We
will continue to sell the stock on hand at ola prices.
ouo LEVY BROTHERS.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
IL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER 81, 1876
and closes June 81, 1877. The College embrace,
eight separate schoolS-viz.. Latin. Greek. Modern
Languages, English, Mathematics, Physics. Chemis-
try, and Philosophy, supplied by corps Of seven
Professors. The past session was eminenty success
full and leaves the institution In excellent working
order It's situation, buildings apparatus. and inter-
est-bearng endowment enable II TO dispense liberal
education on terms unusually moderate.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Naturalization and tuition In any three schoolss 80
Fuel, light, washing, and board In mess Gibbs
about. ll3
Total. ...........:20
Or by boarding at College Hotel Instead u
messing S.5J
For catalogues giving full information. address
Il. PURYEAR
" 13-tSe25 Chairman Of Faculty.
4 GUARDIANS.
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AEOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL.-Goodf fare,
WI freestone and chalybeate water, cool atmos-
pllerc and the finest views In the mountains
ThermoInetcr, 7S degrees July Sth
'0' j. L. NEISWANGER.
Mountain Top.
ir79-1m Augusta county, Va.
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TOHN f. MORRIS IL CO.,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
EARMERS,

FARMERS INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
TIE AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, NEW YORK.
Organized In 1853. q. ooo ooo
Capital: 66SSS'Sa0
Assets January !, 1876: ..........;.:.. i,Uso,OtO
Insures ONLY private residences and farm property.
Insurcs against damage by fire.
Insllres against damage by lightning.
Insurcs horses and stock against damage Dy nrc OF
lightning. -, ,,
business In Virginia. Special rates to Patrons OF
Iiusban,ry For other information address
GEORGE d. PLEASANTS, State Agent:
" &C -dn:il vow Richmond, Va.
n \. WALKER 81 CO., GENERAL IN.
~ SURASCE AGENTS, 1014 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
STRANGE COMPANY, of London and Edinburgh
Capital, 100000 gold
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Cincin
natl. Ohio-issets over Sl,O0O,O0c./
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York-asSets over $SO0,0OO.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE & o VI 4 y Y. oil
BROOKLYN. y. Y.-asSets over $500 600.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook.
Ign, y. Y.-aSsetS over S2.30O.OO0.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY:
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over 100000:
Deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia, Slon :
D0O Losses clutably adjusted and promptly paid al
!nis agency. Applications solicited, and immediate
attention given thereto. &C 10
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LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE
Va.
~ Slim

The twentieth annual session opens on The 2s-r,
OF SEPTEMBER, with faculty OF fifteen ,eachers
For catalogue, giving details. address
X. II. RAWLINGS. " A..
~ 31-lm President
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MT RIBBONS! RIBBONS! RIBBONS
PLAIN. STRIPED, BASKET, and PLAID SASH
RIBBONS;
GROs-GRAIN and TAFFETA RIBBONS, IN all
widths and colors;
SILK SCARFS III great variety at great bargains at
LEVY BROTHERS.
mo lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
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NTOUNTAIN-TOP.

There are two or three GOOD ROOMS unoccu-
pied ut Mountain-Top. j. Z. NElSW ANGER,
au31w Proprietor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-09

pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.
- Milan excellent school In charming oc,'
ton Send for catalogue. Rev. WILLIAM r.
BOWEN. A. NJ. President. MI 3-dl ma0,n
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CTAUNToN FEMALE SEMINARY.
A SCHOOL FOR TIE TIMES.

Terms moderate; home comforts the very hes,
no extravaganza In dress allowed; teachers conn.,
tent kind, and faithful instruction practical Ioc,-
ton the best in StauDton. Send for catalogue IN
REV. j. T. MILLER, 4. ~, PRINCIPAL
au 4-F,M.&W,1Ot Stanton. V,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-09

TILE AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE COM
PANY. NEW YORK.
Organized In 1858.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-15
EATTGiNG.
oh, could there in this world be found
some iiiie spot ofhspPy ground,
Where village pleasur might 20 r0und,


oh, could there in this world be found
some liiile SPOT ofhspPy ground,
Where village pleasar might 20 r0and,
Without the village tattIing.
How d0ubly best that place would he,
Where all might dwell In liberty,
Free from the bitter misery
Ofg0ssirs' endless prattling.
lfsuch a spot we're really known,
Dams Peace might claim il as Der own,
And Ia il sac might find her throne,
Forever and forever.
There Ike queen. might reign and live,
While everyone would soon forgive
The little sights they might receive
And be offended never.
..Tis nischiefmakers that remove
FAs fron the hearts the warmth o. love:
And lead us all to disapproye
What gives another ieasure:
They seem 70 take one separate-but when
They've hesrd our cares, unkindly thenl
They sooa retail them all again,
Mixed with thelr poisonous measures
anu ALfH AAAts AN 0hNaA =
OltelilRg ih meant tales; they say;
..Don't mention what I've said pray
lw0ula not tell another
Straigh; 10 your LelghbOrs house they go,
Saratiag ever ythirg they know,
And break the peace Of high and low
VIE, hus61nj, friend ant brother.
oh, that the mlsehiefinaking crew,
We've all reduced 20 one or two.
AMI they were painted red and blae.
That everyone might know them,
Thea would our villagers ioIge6
The rage and quarrel. iums and fret,
Or Ill INTO an angry pet
WIKI things 50 much below them.
For lis a sad, degrading pari
TO u,ake anOther's bosom smar.
ANA plant dagger in her heart
We ought TO love and cherish
Then ic. 70 eycrmore be found
u quieiress with all around.
While friendship, Joy ana peace abound.
Aai aug-y feelings perish.
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WHOLE NO. 1928.
one Hundred Yearsaxo.

Z The month Of October. one hun
dred years ago, was che Of anxious
waiting and suspense TO the Ameri-
ear army an1 disappointment 10 the
British The hope was lost on the
part Of the latter that the campaign
was to close the war aud the zeal
with which the FIRST events of the
struggle bad infused the Americans
was fast diminishing indeed. i, is a
source Of wonder that the armies not
Ouly kept up the sembiaaee Of
strength, bat held their invaders at
bay during the whole month OF Oc
tober After e succession of skirm
ishes General Howe found on the
twenty-eightb. the American army so
strongly posted near White Plains
that be declined to make a0 attack
and the decisive battle which was ro
terminate the war was indefinitely
postponed. The British eonteu,ed
themselves with carrying an outpost
On Chatterton bill, about = mile tom
the American camp. The main body
Of Americans effected tAeir retreat
aud the loss il killed and wounded On
the side Of the Americans was report
ed at less than o hundred. thar of the
British about twice that number.
Waiting three days for re-iBforcmeuts.
General Howe found, on the morning
Of the drst Of November, that Wash
ington had Withdrawn to r siili ssron-
ger position, relieved himself Of his
sick and Wounded, and streogthened
bis lines with .aireachmenis Ills
position oa rising ground was uuap-
pTOaehGb!s in front, and be bad 50
secured the passes that be could not
be attacJed ia aank. With uothins
to encourage the Americans o. iand. F.
October Witnessed q sal check on
Lake Champiain Iae feet which
the Americans hsd launched upon
Ire waters Of The lake was totally
i0st after prodigies Of useless ya.oE (
II The southwest the efforts % mis- F.
judging loyalists to arouse tEs Indians /
against the eol0nist4, q ale il caused .
immediate suseEjBg, resulted ID ulti-
mate a4yansage 20 the American
ca-ze. Besides tbs inefficient meth
DDS under wbjca the militia were
brOugh, iGio the Geld, there were
iea!0us;es among leading officers
The commander-in-chief had ncs ,ae
authority which his commissioa im-
piled, and which 8 successful CON. !
mand demanded 81. save 70 moe. /
sanguiue . tse ignorant, were in
cliesa 10 despair, aud Sc ID this jabi-
lee month 10 iSTG. eaa OILY t1ly ap-
pTeciate the present standing of the
United States BY contrasting it with
tAs gloomy outlook one bgndFsi /
wears ago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-15
sppIss fer Mitch Gov.

A correspondent Of the E0snt-,l
Gs.iisa1e. writes notice that
Oil IA mer thinks il unsafe 70 feed
apples a. rec3mazsassa For mG8v
years have led apples % COWS. veFy
much az rs40&sgaeBded, except tha.
Usually, after tbe COWS had become
used 20 eating a peek or half q b0shel
each az 9Be feeding, | have I'D them
d boshei each al once. for q daE o.
tSo. and have then allowed the cows
the san o. tbe 0TehzFs. ftbe sarketa-
be apples bavisg been picked and
harrsledJ. = hers they ste a. maDv
a. thev g5s4sz8 daring the day. is
COWS are 10 the habit OF esting .p-
ple- they ssidsm choke, uDiess fsD
zgsses are ed 70 many cattle. E5eD
The fear d. lo-i0g the ebOise l0T-s5
,1ases then - take more issa ore
apple a. l.9.e into The zSOBih The
Tsgra8t GOV ttss junIps into sn or
chard aud s1ass Der isisBre, never
cnoses. peItEsr EIl. q nero, Z not
hurried % booked By each other. II
= years experience / have never bad
% a1jmsi get rh0ked except one calf
Tt,s oss woald. when q basket 0s
apples VS. poured over the fence in
te bis pasture, Invariably take into
BIS mouth s. many sPples a. posi-
blr before attempting % eai. and ii
he apples xsss small. be would a.
ipvarisbly skoke a whole apple
Eould - dom aesrly 70 tbs srissst
and .0Szs; the calf would ibs0 BE-
"a 20 rss more leis0rely. snd sflsr
b. hzd mastieated ssd swallowed
about two quarts Of poDaee, he
would acz Ike sex dog. sod IN
few moments throw up tie whole
laass After tais performance, which
was repeated twice day for mouth
or more. be would quietly eat hsS
is.sssI or more ct feed, and coon
.beeame fat This Is The only ease OF
choking that / ever saw.
Maoz q nv oeighD0rs fed cattle
and horses g. freely as ] did, and /
never bear.i O. The ass Of 81 saimaA
I have sssn ihTse or four hundred
oGshels piled sP % q barn bOor 10
ne efss soG weather cane. 20 fzt-
tsa s-ss4s. OF keep Up tbe mix yield
r dairy. zBd tbeze spviss were A.
1sy- fed wi-b scoop sbosei, n the
ma3ges-, giving sk.f bssAsi each to
cove. aud a bgsbel % fsttening steers
a. each iced The only Pseca1tion
u-ed was feeding ssls very freely
uasii tse es;ile lad become ace >
.oned % eating large q7snrite q
spp.es
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irish wakes

The IRISH peasantry have aninbOln
taste for funerals, snd in tie amount
Of hoaer doBe 10 the departed t2ey
lose sight Of The actual ,Qsz issy ssye
suffered
Och, .44E., tafs, Il vas f1e Der
ing tEeFe was sight OF people
and a power Of cars" is as great a
egloziam a. can be accorded aoy
man, and viii quite console the sur
vivors And The reverse LseE. fAia,
be didn't leave snOGea IS would ber-
~ I'm daeeDt; in fset, they ihink far
ipSEe 81 bow they are to be buried
than of keeping life itself The POor-
est aud most impovident lays by
something .5r bis or her own wage.
and / have my-elf kaoWa e2ses of
pauPefs 10 The 50sEis. wards who
were scc-Iaaizi .lg uader their pill
.scws e little store TO save the disgrace
OF : parish c0fAn. that being the
gfesies- and last misfortune that
could beisll them. Douglas Jerrold
was much struck by this phase .
the Irish character. and it J. ne, |
t5iak bO tells al affecting s.ory Of d
Young girl whom be found u a ess1n,
busy al her needle Sc Y0a take
in plain sewing lbs = so9e bridal
granGeqr.n As said leSiog up What
BOXED IKE al elaborate Bigbt-dress
"Tis Wedding grandeur replied
;hs girl proudly. "Shure 'ti- nv own
saFosd let life bring Sbsi il may,
p.sse God III have q dseeBI wake
In parts Of the north Of lrels2l
there wac a. one time, sogs ,c=;y oE
fifly years ago. e 5at4e= roEasstte Gus
tom, InaE wLe- . yOGag unmarried
Yo-.l died, Der eeiiio shoGid be ear
Eied By yoa0g girls only 10 lhe grave
yard. As this was situated perhaps
fifteen or twenty niles from where
she lived, II followed that Ibe bearers
should be changed every secco3 I3iie.
and on these CeessiOos there vas gen
orally an escort OF running Toiun-
teers. Eb0 10 this say often did their
thirty miles 10 the day This was
called shifting the e05a, and a
good many marriages were The resoi,
/ Of these excursions; bat the idea v 3:
nevertheless. pretty and passoS-. =
DsbiiR JafrsrsitY AGg
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-15

CAUTION !--Sone are gsruine uHless ths
si-l.4, ,ure J. liAVuCt-z- ss agent fsT ttc l. n.,t1
ca.tes >Egr,Un = f1-i faiI % liiis ana oi1lliii
a lsuasa-ac reward Jgill Ja SVEN 30 AIRY cae zen
D. ring s;.cs intOr1-a -l1a may ic-i ic the ftia
ton q auy par-l q. pl-gies ci2Fi, Eit..lnS ~
u-li1i1 " T--.i-1 .hs s.la- -, N.ES iA-a q
b ssuIi.as.
f-sSail D. 3 tte u auGflc- o. " P.ltcs,a. E2L-
Lo1rtY q Co.. Nts' leTA. s.li ilF 81 rrsQettar.-
civilEe1 aaIl- "a us ~ - ctl-s e. gi,s- ara =
each
EsT Thsrs Is considerable -rr.rz = tss-as rt.
larger s.l-s.
= H llTc-Iills eIr ti-s -liill-a g path ~
i31ve-y ti-aT,ier are srsxsf O. --rl for
Jane = Z. q. y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-15

would be evidence of the existence
OF a degrading superstition +, rsn.
Fessnts green devils with red tongues
and red devils with green tongues
pounding people in mortars boiling
chem 10 oi, aad fryiag thea npon
gridirons. Ia one corner an assis-
.snt devil IS engaged in tying the
legs and arms Of mel together and
another. who stands by with a plumb
line and crayoD, marks a black line
down the middle of their backs FOR
the guidance Of a third. who saws
them deliberately in half As is seen.
however. by the attitude Of the soec.
sasofs, the representation ia regarded
oy the japanese as a mere ioke-
for'aigbtiy Rsriesr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-15
DiptherIa, liberated Sore Throat, and
scarlet and other Fevcr=.

ANY oI the above Diseases nay De cured by well
r,ltt.,.- st- ointment thEee li.ars u4y into the
chess iruat. ana neck % tie patient; a. NIl soon
Ilell-tr.tg. aai give iallcIiAgv Te..eL Medicine
-ak.u ty tie uouta must operate Jon The "heie
s,s-.r ere irs iufluerce eas bc f,it "a an. local
lil.t whereas t.4r o4uiiglsl viii Ds ss McrA Al
once u ho-grr tries tac ul2Geut il Jae at'ise
tanler ur the diseases l-trei. ~ any slliil.ar us
orders Z. ltiu2 the ctc-t anu tA-lHt. ~4A anu
tHeulsg ives relieved as ty charm. All sufferers
fr.li .hcse Cclplailis SHOULD envelope tne taruat
al bedtime ~ = large brad ami water poitice, AZ
tsr she ulEtment las Been vel ruHaed n u ~lii
crs,tl- asset the car1 0i the throat ANA chest
10 aliay the fever and lessen the lnnai-.-il'E,
ei.-ht " ten Tiils slouil be taken night ana
morning. IRE uuttlcHi VII ffr1iGce licTsllris-
fiao. fiir rand cEsent.1l in az eases OF levers,
-.s ti.Fasrs or where t1s7e Eiight ae an opprez-
s.ar % The cGes-, ciIher lruIn asthma ~ Qtaez
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-15
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