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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

@&IUanbS%ertauf Muf Gamifas
ben %. October bietet @taatS : Mubitpr unb
2anb-G OmrniTSr 8. .. @Bitcontb bas tn Gar-
Der Gcunis nod Serfiebare 9anb gum gesfauf
nu8. ganbereisr, anf relGen bic Earsn felt
swei Sabrsr, nt9t be3ablt tpVrben fnb, fallen
an Ten Staat suriid uab trerben ueuerbinss
gum @erfaufe aus8etctsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

suite q arseIIpaea 1, Scn
Is. gts. per yarb an, BIS so GtS. DIES finp
bic beifen @aaren. was G6tDett Der Jarbe,
fowte 9uatitdt betrtft, tpeIGe irsenbpo 3u
fnben finb. GbsnfO 8aumwotene 9iatbs,
lopte farbise Alpaeas uno DrssOOes btni,
ger ais felt Satren, BET
.. s.. 3 b n, u. 6 o.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Sir Damen Don Sanb selridte trcafne
@eleu, 8%inDermGnteL 8appsn une Sauben.
Gbenic eta isbr grocer gurratb bon l8as. unb
Sammstbitsn, glnmsn, Eesern, 3u ben btats'
fen preiien.
Cor. 8rcabiray tlnD z. @tra6s.
MarY 2autenf9ldger
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
6crr 5obann Gilbert
NIT
yEr6ulctu @pDhia MtdOi8.
& q e e II.

i. Del. oppbta @ataIspss. Gttsrn Srbp Daials'
wes uub &Sta s.b. Grtrpsfc.
Marta Neurpts. GItru: Mtdasl MutpR9 uns YIN.
seta eeb. &nebel.
Gatbarina llama 8Iehus. @ltsru: Srbn glsttus unS
@nna Narta esb. Grcpf.
Arcua Carer Spu. @Itera; Spbn 5pI unp gppbta
sch. 0ut.
Raria Gauu. Gltern: SriepS Eauer uns @etifina
aeb. WobIbrrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Der erie Gentennial- @Gnes,
beeleitet pry einert fanften StiirmGen, fel bier
am Dienltas bin 3. October Ma9mittass, als
am Sage Ger G%rGFnuns Der @taatsfair.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

6trtdsarne! Strtdfsarne! beus.
iaes @Oasarn aasr Garbsn : auf fClssnbs
gresie seleBt:
Gtnfarbtg ale Gartea, per gf..".........$l.75
!3peifarbts CgaIrarraD per pf........-$2.00
9. 8. 3abm Il. Go,
Corners.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

GMrben p~fGnber-5 urter prDsef
III bic @erIfeuug Dor eine Surs mad @ousbns
County pom Geite res aldssrs Ssrlanst nor
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Niemanb OlItepermtfen, i9 bic
SGapls auaufeben, tUeI9e CABIN II. Co., in iOI@
grocer @ abl seiesn. GGGne G&apIs BON
$500 aufparts in gutter, f&tusrer SerbR-
SSSaere.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Dem 6rn. G. M6rs. In Watertprn tn.
fern bffen DanE fir bas iGSne S~raubenmuaer.
RSse ietn iunser @einbers auf bas Bette &C.
teiten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Die 9trf&tasb ptrb am IS. NCDem-
ber erDfaet unb mad AbIauf eints Nonats
sei&lo6su; pie LANCE buffet Der - 6irlGbra-
ten I?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

BIrGfnfenb u ne neuer NboA.
aenteH mSseu nniern ber;IiGtn Dant ent-
pfaneen: 9. Or. In Belle glaine, 8. D. e. ii
5crSan. VI. VI. .. Ia Rep tllm, @. .. Ia
Napsrls unb 5. O. q. In Eerbinanb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
Orteffafen

EraSeaer, M. 6. Gin famUlsr Mnfans :
nar nader ScrwGrts!
Ct S~cnifactuG 8. DR.. grtsf anf
Der uof.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

81. Gt;crle, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, Deatl&e glpOtbeEe, 200 Sf Z. @trass,
Ode hes 9rpabpay. ct. Tau, Minn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

54paGe nerDDic iunae MGnuer urb be.
Iicats Damen foDsen Grasier's MurssI- 8ittsrs
eebrauhen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Sn Gbasfa fam rOrtse @oGe cine
Nafe Gerfe auf ben Rarft. prets 7O-74
Gents per 8uibel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
Nfium. Stu8em= unb Sbren
JnftiEut.

office: Gde Der Drttten uub ct. s,eter
Ctr. 4rst: Or. Graneis aswcce, SfTee
@tunnen 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
GpmntD;Tidef.

Counts MubitDr. - g. See Ga
DIS.
SMbse Of prObate. SenrD s.
OOrmatt.
Y.@ 0 NJ m ifGre.
80. Sc. MaDnarb unb cJObn Wae,
1ter.
&t@ter Der M unicipaI Curt
@. M. Stint.
2e9tSlatmr>Sicfe
Sir Senator Spm %. DiRrift.-
SOIpnei 6. 81. Mcrtpn.
Sir &etrdfentanten.
Grfe Rnb Speite @arb. - GpIoncl SIS
Grppfs.
Drttte @arb.-Jobu &MnfenDeimcr,
Gtsrts Wars.-SDbn Ms. Gilman.
Giinfte @are,-G otparo Ntcc.
2aab-ge3irf.- 9eriab Maapffin.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
Tatr tn @atertowm.

Sim u, 13. unb IA. N0Oeunter nd6feta
.Y,rb cine 5air Der tctboltiGea @ennttnee in
Wotertpmn, Wtnn. ftattEnber, 81 bsren Ses
ttetiiaun9 Grsunee Wns 8st1nnte Don rote
unb fern tsnsps etr9elatsn Ens.
Dos 6 0 N III ittce.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
@ a u d BEN Sing Of pain.

GebrauGet 8rasisr's War3el : 8itisrs,
bic erU5e Grablines : NPeDt3tn fur @@rdGe,
Gfrrfrlu, sebrD9ene Contribution, 6innsn i'm
@etGt unb isbe grt 5lnitranfbeit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
@ e 1t D r b e n.

l. Oct. @osarsttG q attasinu &eittr, 2 s. uaS II
Tt. alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Or. DeSolpb, Srst 8unDarst anO Sc
burtsbelfsr, 200 Sf Ute Strase, Gfe 8rcab-
trac.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

eutfGer3abnarst-Dr 6. $50
mans. Qeuis glcd. ;pri Etiren fibIiH BON
Marftbauie. 36bne aueeespseu pbne GGmrsea
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

6err MtGaeG S1nemGnm
NIT
TrGuIein Merta 2auterbGd.
g8anteft etadlt6 Saanb in Sanb
@atr games 2ebsa
MSse Gud ter eiete ganS
Snnis Rets um9sbsn.
unb tes Srttbeus tcloe Sonns
Sad srfi0en tets nit Wpnre.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

@ e q II {

Getrduf
Yussen In SE Garia Simnssebrts 8ird. an 2 Ca
8err Neter Sil9cr g
TrdMlcin GSa &i4.
DurH gr;saers sea.n IL bs Saat ssf6IOisp.
gr siaist mott Ssr trtultG 3anb In SaaN.
Su Sreuh unb 9tib ais liebeubs @enphsn
Dar&wausan muttis ttsiss gtlserIaaS.
fAne Gstt has ganb. Na6 Scr %sstnnett'
luS forge lietenb Sas Gu& Sbsirsa ME
eta g9ort Der &.ut uub bss Grams sntl@laptsf.
Das 4 Sren iSunte Gu're Sasnrcnte.
Vim 8. October:
6err Ncter GoSfiel
nit
Trdulciu Garoliua Munn.
2es Screens gleisurs 1T eutiprrHtn
Der Burb, ZEN inr nun btut' eei&Icdtn.
NSa' sr ais iGSnsr BlItteat,ans
Gutfalten eu& ZEN ret&ss @lans
Dee Hstsrs rstnfer 5renben,
limb ferm rOm auen 2eiSeu,
80 mbst itr rauen Sanb In 5ane.
@sltitst ron Der 2isbe 8anN-
9a 3. October
Scrr Sobdnn Gilbert
NIT
Erdulctn Gcphia MtdOls.
So unSerweItlt& pe bic Sldh,t
&m beutuassppIen Wsrtentron3,
Bel Sppu,nf&etn unb SturmesTettsr
Grim Cure 2ie5' I'm i6Dnfen @lanj.
Der ep'sen eiebe freuubli& Waltsn
RSs' INNER trif&en gurpurf&ein
llnb INNER fGSnerss Gntfalten
Den RrIen Cures @lid's Sfrleib'n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
Srr Stem Him

S5n Stem Him
rurten AM %. Gtpttmbsr %estraut:
0err SObann SantcrbdD
nit
Jrdulein Maria Senle.
Aut aaenGuren 9ebens rresen
IDst Sbr @uG aeten @lIdes trea'n.
Sees 5irnmels rei6fer Srsutenfeeen
Sid @uer,n Wuufae ftets erneu'n.
uub elei& hem fd6nen 8litbentranss
gltt fetnem unSerpeltten Grin,
Mss' @u& In beikrm aebeaseIanss
Sin unpers6neli6 Slid erblub'n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

< 9taen better Calico tn srOeer &usrpabl
MN Sarbeu ,u s. Cts per yare.
9tesn gutter uueebletdter G%ottonfannsi
an 10 Cts. - sis, Is Gts, 90 Gts, becers
teno unter YEeis.
slorc brette unsebIei6ts Greetings 5u I
9 Ste unb etra i&per unb bette Maars ~
~ Cts. fDrte etc bisberiSen angsgebenen
sr.Ise In glante.s, Glannels, G%aifmeres,
@~otnpreris u. I. 70.
g. s. 3abm s So.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
Stadt u. gana.

lSMM1 ". gahM'
M efDr ~ st &c t.
Sur grxFbent:
&amneI g. Etl6ers,
BON NeU Sort.
Sir Wiee- prSlAeat:
SbOmaS 70. &embricfS,
BON Sntiama.
Yr6ioenti9afts= Gleftsrem {:
l.. DARriet:
"a. 81. Jenes,
BON Sltaec.
2. Difrtft:
gS. e 8pnniwel,
Ssw NRe 2sOb.
8. Eiarict:
Jpfep9 Gapier,
SDn @tearns.
AT LARGE:
GbmunD Slice,
BON Stanley,
JUbm S. Mcaeber.
BON Blue Garth.
Sir @Dn8ref,
' l. Ditrift : /
.. 6. Suea,
bon Soufen 60.
2. Difrift:
6. s. Mst1ber,
Don @ruhbue 60.
8. Difriet:
W. 3B. McRair,
BON pennspin 60.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Mebmet Brasisr's @ursrl-g ittsrs fir has
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08
labor in the South.

We are no spol0gis,s for thai maize
rial.-Jic spici, OF the age which We
of.en have - deservediy condemned /;
for We all have something more 10
live fo- ,nan 10 be '-dollar-huaters
aud the breeders Of doller-hanters .
The means must not be eOafeaaded
wi,d the c1d- Labor with its fruits
Is the means, the end Is mans sd-
vanceneat In urging, therefore, the
Importance Of that material prosPeri-
ty which labor alone can secure, We
should not be understood ss ignoring
mans moral improvement. Material
development, however, promotes
neral development, aud is needed to
protect aud preserve IT, Southern
society vas UyeFthrOwn IN e0nse-
quence II the failure to develop it,
resources; but 10 rebuilding DOW The
social fabEic, this defect can and must
De avoided. Butter experiences have
taught the Southern people their
- weakness; selEpreservatiou now
urges them to remove the cause
Stern facts have demonstrated that
whe0, in addition 10 that moral pow
= which, a. the world comedies, the
South exhibited 10 the war between
the States. ber sons shall insure her.
by new habits OF industry s due pOr-
ton also OF physical power, then and
then only viii her people become re-
ally 4 great people Labor, then,
should be the curuer-stOne OF the new
South. Ii is indeed, the foundation
n which the social iabrie must resi-,
the Law of labor being 70 society the
frst law Of nature-Harper's Mega
-iur
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08
The Bridal Chamber.

He was tall sad swkwsrd, and she
vas short and basbfuI, bnt both were
a nervous aspect Of exceeding great
joy. They entered hotel ia Caica-
20, and after be bad registered his
name "snd lady" be said % the
clerk:
See here. mister. ne and NJ wife
have Just been splieed, ani ! am go
ing 10 show Amanda Chicago, if il
takes = nule q day Vow give Us
one Of them rooms ike tae Temple
OF Solomoa, y0u know"
The e!erx called a roE-boy, and
said. Show this genilemsn 10 the
bridal chamber"
A. this direction The tail rns.ie be-
came Instantly excited
aNoI by burned sight, lie shiny
haired. biled-shir;ed ,doIlss-bresstrpin-
ned. grinninz monkey, ye can't play
that on me, II aD from the conn
Try, ye don't esich me and uy wife
sleeping in your old harness room"
And they left the hotel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08
The story orsn African Hunter.

Il wasin an Olive street restaurant
the other day, says the St. oBis Re
publican, that an English gentleman
gave uttersnce 10 the following re-
marx:
Talk about your hunting in Amer
lea: WSy. it aren't nothing 10 what
you fnd in Africa
Did you ever 90 bunting in
Africs7' said one Of his listeners.
Why, ofcourse'
What kind Of game did you gety'
Elephants. lions. tigers, zebras,
and other animals
Gracious? L. must be exciting
sport hunting liOn=,'
Yes. rather
"Asful savage, guess suggested
another.
Sagsgel You betI Why, them
lions j. il, orful'
Can they lick smother beast, IS
they ssyz'
Lick 4 lion lex anything in The
world. Why ! SAN couple Vi IL
gers tsckle lIyn one day be jist
clssed one Of EN- all 10 pieces quick
er'n ! spring lamb could shake
his tail The tolher tiger be skipped,
you oct, up into q tree. He kinder
didnt seem happy down there with
Mr.. Lion. But that lion got bin,
you bet
How did be Do il, 90 up after bim,'
To; be- shook him down
Shook bin dowBl How, for good
ness sakez'
We'll. when be seen that tiger up
there he began 10 roar Lord, bow
be did roaTl ltsbOOk the very ground
IL shook the tree where The old tiger
vas hiding away, and be ciung on,
bu5 be cUalda'i stand it sad bine-by
down be fell. and the lion jist eat him
up
Actually ate him up
Everything; and then Tapped the
ground
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08
-. p. willis.

Nathaniel Parker Willis was, per
baps. tue first % our poets 20 prove
that literature could Be relied upon a.
good business He certainly en-
loved all lbUse advantages wbIeh se-
eumpauy competence, aud the only
osuk be could draw upon Was his
brain. He thoroughly understood
The art Of producing what people
desired 10 read, and for which pub
Esbers we're willing 10 pay. His
eaFly Scripture sketches. written
heo be IVES q student OF ale. gave
him the reputation Of promising
genius, aBd though the genias did
ncl afterwards take the direction TO
hieh its first success pointed, it
gained in strength and breadtb with
the writer's advancing years 10 his
bes, poems be displayed energy both
of thought snd imagination but ais
pred0minsn: characteristics were
keeaness of observation, fertility Of
faoey. quickuess Of wit, snresdaess
ef understanding. 3 fine perception
of beauty, q remarkable felicity in
,he choice Of words, aad subtle
seaee II harmony Ia their arrange.
meBJ, sbether his purpose was 20
produce mei0diOus verse or musical
prose. But be doubtless sqaandeFed
bis powers in the attempt TO turn
them into commodities. To this be
was driven BY bis necessities, and be
always frankly acknowledged that
ne could have done better with his
brain had be possessed sn income
corresponding 10 that Of other emf
neai American men of letters, who
could select their topics without re-
gard 10 The immediate market value
Of what they wrote He became the
favOfiie p el. saIiri-t, aBd organ OF
the fashlOnsbIe world. He wrote
editor ais, letters, essay :, novels,
which were full Of evidences Of his
rare talent without doing justice to
it. Tie idPalZed trivialities BE gave
kind Of reality 20 the unreal I; and
week sfIer week be lifted into i'm
p0rsauce the uBsubs.sn,ial matters
= bieh foE the time occupied the al
,ention OF good society" Some Of
bis phrases. sact IS the upper ten
thousand, -Fifth-AEe-nudity." sre
siiIl remembered -EDwIS p. WHIP
PIE, il HarPer's Magazine forI
Aareh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08

;roEnins. Poor Henry. But b
I has estranged himself from ne"
Forever"
Yes. foreseri" (Siekness. yoI
see. had taken none Of the iDheFenl
obstinscy out Of our old hero's char
acIer
I "Papa !n-sau kaelt beside The
satin-piIio we'd invalid chair, which
bad been wheeled out into the sun
shine oa the broad vsrsnda-"l an
to call you papa. am nots'
"0f course. you are, dearest" +"
Tae maiyr's hand sIroksd down Der
bright hair with q tender I0ach a. be
spoke.
Then, papa, tell me srhy you are
e,traBged froaI BIN -
He married in disregard Of my
wishes, The msjo, sterniy sasNe cred
Is that such al uDpsrd0nahle
crime
~Cupsrd9usbleg See here. Mars.
If be ns1 got made such fool, sGeb
aa idiot Of himself, De might have
been your husband You might
have been then nv daughter in very
truthl Stranger things have hap
peued"
But that couldn't be !"
Why uO,y1 demanded TOE m4i1r
"ircause be Is my husband al
ready. Oa, papa, dear, dear fslbrr!
1 .ni u,t Mary Martin, and YET | sn.
My rra. uaUIv i Mary ARIEL Martin
da.r; AID Harry, away al 81. Louis,
6, uly husband | Only came hs.e -
sjay with Auat Frseenden uBIil be
could make that liytle home fJF u
sAirh sc had bJ;h hoped AID dream
ed oi. Win YOU forgive u bosh.
papa. for mv sase;'
Il suppose | shall have 10, said
the maj IT, ia extreme Be Eilderneut
Klss me. drar. Upon The whole,
Harry isn't such fool as | believed
him to be And yoG knew who ! was
al the = ai.e:"
"ti course l di4-
-Aad yuu kept il daFs2 Sly little
pJss, Well, Mary mesn, Ariel"
Yes, paps-
Wen telegraph to Henry 10 come
righ- back There's only three Of Us-
Lets ~ and De happy together
s., through Ariei's blue eyes sad
Leavea-seal fare Harry MzrJindaie
~a- disinheriLed, aud through her be
geS received back again into bis Own
iuherilsGce.
Own up, sir, that knew @hai |
WGs about, said Harry, a. be stood
there, win Ariel leaning On bis arm.
You dog,7 said the o.d gentleman,
faee,iously poking hin il the ribs,
"you've got the prellies. lil;le wife
going
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08
EaEIi~h aud Continental Sewspspers

Tue EBghsb newspaper system.
mbiued WiIh certain peeaiiarities
II ,h- Brush BaIioazi character, has
produced very curious state Of a.
isir- Here Is au illustration;
There scarcely passes day with
vut one OT more human beings dyirg
Of st4rsalioa u tbe happy realms Of
her BIJauHic Majesty. Tne news
papers mention such facts only in
cases ~ here they cannot belp doing
O.. aad even then the Statement is
maGe 10 - feS words - possible. 10
small type. some : here IL an Out Of
The Wzy crruer Of the paper. Tue
theory f E8glish editors, 50 simira-
bis formulated one day by Mr. De-
lane. Of the Times, Is thaJ editing
means much less the selection Vf
= bat l. 10 be put into the paper tha1
Ihe seIectirn Of shat Is ~ be kepi
OUT. Unpleasant facts Ike cases Il
starvation are, IN accordance with
This theory, 70 be kept out o. the pa
ger. On tee other hand. there are
Others about which sn Engiisb edi-
t0r Is never tired u writing and bis
public of reading remember that,
i few years ago, Queen Victoria,
aBxigus TO regain The popularity she
bad begun 10 lose by her seclusion,
ana u secure the Parliamentary vote
q fre-h money allowances to some Of
ber childre0. resolved 20 take a drive
through Victoria Pssk, q park Of the
common People Well, all the Eng
Iish newspapers found it possible TO
print daily several columns on this
subjec, for about fortnight before
the drive took place and for fort
night after
0n the Continent, this order Of
things would have beer quite revers-
ed. \ similar drive Of 90 Emperor
OF king would have been noticed in
E couple Of lines. while cases Of star
vsiion would have been recorded in
columns upon columns; and, before q
dozen Of such cases could have taken
place, the newspapers might have
brought on revolution and upset
The whole Government machine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08

We 6nd men advertised for Who
are well up in frying 6sh and peel;og
potatoes who are accustomed 70
roind o1k@d P0tst0 cans; who are
pie makers, used - The Die aud eel
wnc are cOm6t makers. used IN s,sar,
paas; who are accustomed to open
oysters who are vegetable cooks
Accompanying these are men used
TO corks who can get I'D clubs:
who have q thorough knowledye Of
dressing who are dOllyIsen, or ex-
perieneed in washing by haod-punch:
who can push The sale Of hand-msde
Glasgow biscuits, or have Go obiec-
lioo 70 pushing that reader article Of
pFopGlsisu-s truck Who ca rub,
down aud faF; wbe are Used 10 the
round knife Or the grUGsd-Of -aw
who can do round who eau stuff
well who are mixers; feeders used
l. boiling-roym 10 eArcase-wsrk 70
hammer aud shovel; and who can
xii : me nee0, Be IL known further,
are ciirkrrs. soms ars webbers. some
are rJuSb- sggf cutters, some are last
eTs. some are paste filters, chIldreD's
pugp Gleu. aIw~rers. military heel
er-. leaJbef-sTrap BINDERS, sts6bers.
hands. some are operators on sole
~rNefs. me are Deedle-snd thread
hsBt- ; ',n-. sxai1, are ciesuers-up
Z o lnetnper e thi- last group BE-
h'lE~ 20 u- bot and shoe trade. the
dlgisa'a- 5eIug further seeIiOH-d a.
tn . by-eay sort Of manner, iutp
hnisners women's. hni-bers on
Highs = s.mru's. iBisbers on cbilfren'-.
h1i-hvr~ 0a hghJ eoIIdrea's. and-a
lUde n1re brayely-Gais6 6ers on
niru's R~markiug upon the-stid d.
visions and subdivisions. f. must De
said ha, Ihey are undoubtedly very
odd FuTniag the inquiry. f5r the
present. 80 gbls uEe pivot, l. she term
b ,.,t- -uIa k,-r delusist can Que mao
no m4re make : pair 4 bovts. than
aaa h-r can make the -ymo0,ic pin
IL s-uld agpear - b ,ots have
Das a -a'lIsSy b.r.' haS-tl be click
ri O.. h. r5uz b-c4i, 90 be lasted. Co.
b. rIFsisd ts, be- Ar''i,e1, g. ~ gs-ie-
isJru, q Serrd military bee Fed, sean
-uuad i.'uad a th- >tr-P, stabbed
ia .-bs d, riesn-d uy, O. ~ u'f hilg Z
70 ~~u. tr' q au. fard ii d
mali Ia ...lvn ui mru = gid re re-
Iulr,-,i f. Y, blame % he Brlt-
n aur s,n-n FIRE i,si'us, ,Iuzir-ba0d-
20. f. n lbe und- ekag aud reject
~ q An tn Year ORad
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08
Befenses Of Londoa-

The newly built powerful forts on
the banks of the Thames between
London sgd SheerDess have had their
armsments completed These con-
sist io some cases Of 3S-t0n aud in
others Of 9foeb CT l2-tOn guns, which
IN al cases sre mounted apon the
patent carriages. By the machinery Of
which lbe qua eau be elevated or de-
pressed or is position changed with
Ibe utmost facility. As bearing in
directly upon the defense Of the me-
Iropolis ], Is stated that the hrss Of
the forts that are to be erected on the
heights above The Aedwsy aDd Bor-
s;al, Rochester. intended 10 form q
chain Of and defense for Chatham,
will be shortly commenced At this
work. which viii be one Of great
magnitude, the convicts row occnpy-
ing the new ceavict estahlishnen. 81
Borstal viii be employed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-03-08
rHE DisINHERITED soy.

lie has niaGe bis owE bed said
Major Msrgindsle, snd be must lie On
~"
Major MartindsIe folded up q GER
tain obnoxious letter, as be made this
mental remark, and, laying it on
little gilded letter rack beside him. 10
company with teilUr's bill, ticker
10 some forthcoming amateur CON-
cert, and printed circular concord
ing insurance policies" went ielib-
erately on With nls breakfast.
He vas q handsome elderly gen
lleuian, slightly bald, with bright
brown eyes, straight Roman features,
aud one Of lh0-e square, firmly mold
I'd mouths which beioken = decided
tendency 10 have ones own way
AID IS be drank his coffee. and dain-
uiy manipulated his French rolls,
broiled birds, aud fresh straw berries,
seryed in q garniture OF their own
leaves, be ma-ed over the contents OF
Iii, same letter.
Its q great mistake to allow q
servant 10 bring in ones correspond
e0ce a. meal times" reflected Msjor
AartiBdsle. Its almost certain 10
interfere with ones digestion. Ill
never read another letter a. bGeaEfas,
time. What could possess nv son
70 go and get married in this abrupt,
BUnsensicai sort Of wsys Says be
feared il would be impossible to gain
my consent Well, be had good
reason for his fears. He'll find it
still more impossible after marriage
han before. He knows MY ideas,
aad If be doa'I choose tc cnufJrm 20
EN-, It's his business, not mine"
And 50, after finishing his straw
berries, and dainIily cleansing his fl-
bert nailed hDgers in 8 ruby cUlered
eli finger bowl, Major Martindale
wrote three words o. thick gray
sheet OF uoIepaper, inelosed il in an
envelope. affixed stamp, snd gave
1t to the servant to post Aud the
three words were these: "ConSfdeT |
yourself disiHherited'
That was the way in hieh Ma
jtr Martindale disposed Of his only
s,D.
Not that be did not love Harry
the bright, frank bcy, who was all
that was left Of bis young wife, the
0ue romaniie dream and tender mem
ofy vi bIs iiieilme-but be liked his
osn way better. And il Is surpris-
lag hJ~ obstinate q man can be when
be once turns his attention ~ the bu-l
sIusss.
~Disiah-riIed2 o, Harry, And for
me-"
Mrs Harry Martindale, pretty.
blue eyed woman, with light hair
that sbO~ered Itself around her face
ike sunshine, little dots of dimpIes
in her cheek and chin, and q round,
fresh mouth ike baby's, booked pit
eeUrIy up into heF Eusbaud'- face a.
she spike
H.rry MastilGs!e shrugged bis
shoulders; the mOnseatasy cio0d
passed assy fsom bic face. as be an
swered, brsyely: