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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27
Ssrtsbrte Sesrifie.

@ie ss ideint bot Oriibsn im @'roBber.
;ostbum wsSsr bie0tssieruns, nod Die Sans
%oelSfammer, nod Die meiiten SnouitrieQen
oas rs6ts SeritansniB les Hnsens, Der aus
elmer @sItausitellans gu sieben lit. dun,
cine feline 9ection fam ibnen ni9ts l6a'
ben. lie MAIDEN ii9 oieislbe pieaei6t 1878
in Yaris gu Nusem. Der Sort6eil, ben
elm 2anb aus elmer gusItsllung siebt, 1T
sim boppelter. Die S%abritanten brinsen
ibrs Multer bortbin, nm Der 8elt ;u Seis
gen, mas lie baben uno tOnnen nnb Saourd
ibren alien Marft gu erwsitern nno iid
neue Mbiatqusfleu 81 srSiinen. Sas bat
elm Ibeil Der 9ursmburser Sabritanten, Die
glasiteler, elm 9beil Der Vu%rsmburssr Ram:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

Il have laid beart. hand and for
tune ct be- feet. Il she accepts ne
i stall envy NOBODY 10 the wide
World
Cuthbeft medita.ed awhile ere be
2 slned
You must he sincere. Vincent or
you would Lot marry Marguerite. "
"Siacsre, God knows am
Ay host gazed az ne, and laughed
. mercy laugh that raag loud ana
long through the bail
Ny dear fs!low," be began. "you
are the victim vi liEtIe ruse. My
siste.-ia-Iaw has had u mortal fear OF
falling a prey 10 some fortune hunter;
and when YOU. on your arrival, mis-
took her for the goyerHess, she could
not resist the temptation to carry OCJ
the imposture. Ia the bit OF con-
lab Ge had wiJn her On the vs5aedan
she begged Us nOt u undecsIve you,
and we humored her whlm. Sne
coaxed the cousin sho was staying
with Us 10 act the part Of tae heiress,
and as she bad Taught the children
during the absence Of their Freach
governess, they we're uol likely 10 be
Jray he secret. 3 BancBe Marguerite
Dup5at. come Gere aud confess :"
Deer, dear, Richard, know l
can lrusl YOU
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
small Pox

ToRoSr5. November 3S-Ofeiai
advices received al Ottawa confirm
unofficial reports to the effect that the
mo-- terrible outbreak Of snail pox
ever kaowu 60 the history of the
Northwesi IS lesolsting Ginoic. 40
lcciaudic and Mennonite settlement
Of about 600 souls on the east side
Of Lake Winnipeg. TIE deaths
agerag $50 daily No medical men
afe en- The -ggt, bot the Manitoba
G9ver1mens - endeavoriur 80 -ere
doctors. The scourge i also raging
Wisn terrible fury on the west side u
the lake. The Fort Alexander ln-
discs have been decimaiet, AID han
dreds nave died 10 settlements CD Tie
Qoi Appelle 7iger The iodiaas are
fleeing seu.h toward The boundary
line. TIE fr trade Is s,oFped
rdioeb0u. lbe Northwest By order Of
tl aurBorities
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
heIowa s,yIe ofpoli,,eal Discussion.

There y one thing said Mr
Leatbbrby, as We were walking down
town yesterday morning, 'that dis
gusts me with politics, and that il the
violent and abusive tone IN which
our papers conduc, the discussion Of
every issue aud question which they
touch upon"
Indeed VOC NAV well BE- disgust
ed b. IT," replied old Mr Barholo-
new, who had just joined him III
Is o. much a. man can d. 20 Ift 8
newspaper of his doorstep With a
pair Of tongs. Time and sgaiG 1
throw the paper dowa half read, aad
1 have seriously thought Of stoppiag
il altogether, FOR 1 consider its pres
ence in nv family o contamination "
1T i, ia truth, replied Mr. Leath-
erby, 1t i worse than c5ntamina-
lion It's cOrrlDiing: IL hss de-
grading, brutalizog influence that is.
1 am convinced, undermining the
foundation Of our moral structure
The press 0. to-day Is one great en-
CINE of abuse. defamation, bad gram
mar. worse language and worse NOR
ais
Il cannot see, fos M part. said
Mr.. Bartholomew. why me1 cannot
discuss politics s. Freely, as earnest
II, and IS entirely free from serimo-
Nous expression and feeling. q pure
" free from abusive language Of any
kind, from eoy heat and anger, 10
ssc,, as they could discuss the grade
\ Of G street OF the style Of a coat
"Aad 50 think I said Mr. Lealb-
efby. Il csnDot for for my part con-
eeisr u an intellect - warped and
barrow, q mind 80 shallow, that il
cannot carry 0h q discussion HVoa
any question in politics without fai-
ling Iaio the asperities, ,sGlgarity, aol-
sive detrsetiOD, and shameful slaadeF
that is the reprOsch asG disgrace Of
the newspaper press"
1T il form Of idilcy, ] believe,
replied old Mr. Bsrt6olomsw; it Is 81
INDIGESTION of feeble mind that looks
upon abuse as an srgumsat aud bully
Ing as logic am and always have
been a Republican. bur ea0 express
ms disappryvsl Of measures IN ge0-
tlemanly manner. sBd if ! had not
mind enough 10 keep my temper
would consider tEaI ! had 40 right 70
talk politics"
"You are perfectly eorrecl. rep'ied
Mr.. Leatherbv, earnestly; and,
while we disagree On some points IN
political controversy, being life
Ioag Democrat, yet We can freely ana
with mutual pleasure. and, | Irusi'
profit, meet aBd discuss our d.heren-
ces 10 friendly way. without giving
xay 70 the insane and deisstsoie ex-
hibiIion Of temper, ignoFsae7 aGd
preirdiee which MARKS the :0ne oi tns
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
SOMERSET. PA. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Is,

he 6rsi tima t6s era ul po;se other
head on tbe siassiT a4s Ba, for
got taa. w;ssY 3 se TIE Cd ard-
# the harp. sud fo siag. Was
ehe an inpsavi. thought
-he must te, So Grii Of <oul was the
mnsic she raurad faFth; aad when
-te bad coneluieai / 9 fed Mrs. Coth.
b'rt whose comp sitidait was
Her opa," she repaed "aad she
never kooSs what shsss giug to
perform ahea $40 e5m&uces
used 10 fa9s me wiFds ef CON
nendarioa to MargasFi,e. but ny
yes mnSi hsve sp1ksd volumes Of
sppfos at. &
That aiga,, when | rssired to rest.
ny dreams were not haaoted bv The
heiress. bu, bv TIE pllesf4re 1 had
sen al The winaow-tbe face OF Mar
guerite toe eoveraess.
The next morning gas awake at
an early hour and giaHsiog out. saw
Marguerite giIding acsos Ire lawn
! hssiened 10 ioin Der sHer cheeks
wore a richer glow, her Bari lustrous
eyes were full Of ligbt. 4er lips trem-
ulods with smiles. ber .hite apron
was fnli Of Snowy bioss& &0s. asd she
hai wreaiheG a 5 rag b js-saniue
4aii the blackoess Of - hair
Hax we begsn TO t4lS /! scarcel,
know. but wa n-rer e1terta;ued 5y
any woman as By her. HeoaIi touch
On 10 suhjeo; 1f li,rTaiure Or arr win
waich she vas aot familiar, aud Mao
tme de Srael might bsyesavieG bcr
c nversetioaal p1G,rs
o. the avn we ssat O bGt
when we u.a, At hr~asfAs,, ia the
p sauce ftl, Cathber aad he su-
p rcl u. heiress saw asat me uld
siveFness' louk had e1meFoqek ober
'sce. aad she was more reticent thaa
ever.
Ny freud proposed s horseback
excursion 90 . bpiii1g sgiaE ia Jhe
aeighb rhoed. aud v5ea ogs par,'
assembled on the veraad q. 1 noticed .
with the k -pue~t diSappo. atmeas. The
jhe gnve-ars> was excluded rode
- he hrid Il rein uf The fsir Blanche, +
who 10 lked very p-etty u the blue
babi', aud VITA hee velvet bat se5 CO.
qoeti-hly ablve her g5lien tressas. (
bar I found al ef3Ti 10 ilteres, (
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
FIsrida

NEv T0aK November 24-Ibs
1fms7 has the following special;
RooAs o. STATE CASNAssIsef
BoAED, TALLAHASSEE Nov %
We hereby certify isst returns
from al cLe counties oi TIE Sts-s, e1-
es9t Dats c5uasy. gsFe this dsy
speDed 5y tie Board q STATE Csa-
ras-efs. aad the vote for electors, a.
officially announced from the face Of
The returns 10 detail sggregs;e as
f.iloXs.
H1mpbriss received 24.3zs, Pearee
rsreived 33i. Long received -
323. Holden received q 32s, 1ouogs
received 24.a84. Ball received 24.-sS.
Hilton received 24.2s3. Ba.igck re-
ceired 24.zsz
The 6rs. fur are tie RsPabHrs1
ard the ia; four TIE Democrats ea1-
dicafes
-Sigped7 ". LEE,
A. p. THOKP,
Clerks Of Board
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uew 90 be strons.

Never let iLc bowels ae e9a:inetl or un-uiy act-
G ufyr. A. may appear singular tfai hai.,-say g
EllI, chJuIl Toe T=uaiuluii... "a Tor ran gtvh tlv
bowels many psrssLs suplpsIng that they weui4
lucre 50 r. laNativn TiIs Is great mistake. tw-
ever; .ur these ilis wl.l iiiIathtlllls correct he
liver an. sgol every hlnl % usiwrl giaiuJ- An
warIE climates thousands ei l.ses nave -iI -,ifsl
b. tsc Use ul tnis medicine. walsh ia AL c1s-s
gives tone and yiger 20 tne whole organic rSsJcfl
however deraugeu --health and siFvl4lE following
a . maltervI cvuFsc. The appetite, too. u wgi
ucr.ully increased hy the chase Pals. r9,n-
tnci i Ihu Use uI solii IN preference 20 iuii tic;
Animal tool Is beIsyr tifin u.uihs ana s.sgs. By
reno, ing ueriu lcriueutvi. OK Ufnrr impure tu-
Iners thc liver, stomach Ur tiist tle ctu
ot dAscnle-s, ularFn0c4 au1 oihyr bowel cain
plain. . expelled. The result II, that ,bc dis
tur1lucu i arrested ami the actiJn ul the BOWEL
becomes regular Nothing VIII siop the rghAa-
tion sd tho bowels So quickly as TINS lc correcting
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

ID les DOho belong o
yoa!' infeTed !, laying ny hand
dPon 'he article 10 question
she b. wed ASS n, ald resu@e1 :;
Sbai haze the pleasure Of eX
amiaiog Is contents
"Ceftaiaiy sfr.
Size was cale5. sr ve aud quiet; tut
wa-u d e& f5uh the pictures and
ba -uu q. exp4tiatr. her reiicroce sau-
.-b-a. IIer eyes ii5. ber pale cheek
slpwed Ter lps-fh3se nobie lip- of
asrs-paried. and -as mlsed wfb
lde enthusiasm o. girl6ood The
sketches we're .ud-ed wonderful, ard
IL asst I said
"Ir Is shame f3r you. with your
genius tar painting. - drad-e a. a
g5reruess
Agaiu he peculiar smile fitted
oyer her feat usss % she marDu Ell:
The poor mu-t do what they c81.
net what they would.
10 t9e afternoon as was iouaE-
iug o. a luxurious sofa n the libra
~. The 4 ipr opened aud II ,eu fi-e
appeared. 5u. az -ighs e me She
p-, cipifa a-elv stifed
'.S,as siay - cried | fliowioe
her No. n. ] cannot. wa~
aely, a8d came down fJ- 8 book =
"Come aad get
With some reigeiauce she re-euteT-
ed and took down q splsui.d.g bound
copy Of T8sso from the shelf /
glanced a IL aud said:
"WLa,-do YOU read Tssso.
a l.,,i-."
Then take a seat beside me, and
Ne xiil read together"
She hes,ia'ej az ins'abt srd ttsl
asserted The liquid Tuscan sound
cd vsrv besu,i-al, syilab.ed 10 beE
accsnts. and Toe spell gilh which Toe
-5gefuess boaad me deepened wiih
every passing moment.
\ month wore "a, aad one night /
sat ia niy chamber holding c5mmu-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

kindness, for don't koow il | shal
ever be able to pay the loan.p an
swered the youeg man, in voice
tremulous with emotion.
Take the money q. all events
can wait until you are able 10 return
it, TheTeupon The prince held eat
two notes of hundred rubles each,
aud coming close up to him whisper
ed few words very softly There
was sudden lighting up Of the Of
tieer's face. He Immediately took
the TWO notes. aad turning toward
the lady, handed them TO her with a
polite bow.
Il hope madame, you are salts
fed
With malicious smile she reeched
out her hand for the money.
ayes; now | am satisfied"
With a scornful glance over the
court and spectators. she prepared 10
leave the court room on her husband :
arm
stop, madame" said the officer,
who bad suddenly become Ike aaoth-
er man, With a irm and confident
manner.
w Gat do you want p
The lCok that toe young woman
cast upon him was as insulting as
possible.
Il want my dress" be answered,
with a slight out still polite bow
Give me your address aud will
send it TO you"
"On, ~, my dear madame, am in
the haOit Of taking my purchase 81
once. Favor me Rilh ;he dfess i'm
mediately."
\ STOUT Of appreciation came ff1 NJ
the gallery.
Order" cried ;Hs judge
what an insane demand said
the lady's husband MY wife can
not undress herself here.
q; have nothing to do with you,
sir, 10 this matter. bat only with the
complainant. Be 50 good, madame,
as to give me my dress Immediately
| am in a great hurry; nv affairs ere
urgent, aud / cannot wait 4 momen;
longer.
The pleasure OF the audience at the
expense Of the lady increased WIN
every word until it was bard to en-
force any approach 10 quiet, SO that
either party could be heard
''Do not Jest any more about it. /
viii hurry and send you the dress as
soon aspossibie
81 am lot testing | demand from
the representative Of the Law nay own
propeFty-thst dress, said the ofii-
Ger raising his voice
The Judge thus appealed to, decid-
ed prompllv.
The officer is right. madame.
You are obliged 70 haud over the
dress 90 the spot"
Il can't undress myself before all
these people, and 90 home withou;
any dress on" said the young wo-
man, with anger and tears.
"Iou should have thought Of that
sooner. Now YOU have 10 time to
lose Either give Us the dress Of
your own accord, or" ! nod that
could not be Bisinterpretsd brought
to the lady's side two officers Of JUS
tice, who seemed about to take upon
themselves the Office OF iady's maid
Take your money ard leave me
my dress"
"On, no, madame: that dress l.
now worth more than TWO hundred
rubles to me-
How much do you ask for it ?"
Two thousand rubles. - said the
officer, firmly.
Il will pay the sum, the weeping
husband responded, promptly. Il
have FIVE hundred rubles. Give ne
pen aud paper and l will write an or
der npon my banker SOr the remain
iog- dileen hundred
Alter be had written tue draft the
worthy pair withdre@, amidst hiss
iBg- from the audience.
Query: Did the lady ever again
let Eer train sweep the street.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
BAR8ERE7ES.

In s,aF.el clusters DER tue gr.y Stone wam
The earleIrics Iesn ia thin au,gmnaI az.
Jus, Wien TIE fields and gsrlea plots arc bzze,
Ana ere tie green ieartakes the tin. os fan.
They come 10 make tto eve a festival
Along The road Tor iailes their toTehca aars
Ah' Z yosr iecR-ses coral were butrar
Tbs dams 81 rose might eary itwithalk
y stbar3s lal saas your praises l}ag age.
Called 5 n ilile names 10 h5nsy blo'Is--
The rosy trtiaEs O turnplke and OF lane,
sepiemher's t'Hstss Ceres III aglow,
Litiie Rei lshiingiasls-flry yoar sweet looksi
ijai yter pleaaiiD licaaty is raia.
=. T. -.IfFic5 ia DE fIaall-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
HEALTH And It's PLEASURES
OR
Disease with its Agoniss:
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM.
HOLLOWAYS PILLS,
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM
Nnrznus Uisnrslers.

What Is more fearful than breaking Gu..H OF
the nervous system 10 hc cNeiiapie er nervous !e
small degree Is most ciStressiuc. tgr where can
remedy he i0and There IS vne drink hui little
VICE. beer, uE spirits. far bytlcT, none; axe
no -ofiee,-we h being preier2b.s; .,es all the
irtsA air yJu can; take Ihree or fugr rils every
Night; cat plenty oi soilas, aHei-in- the use Of
slus ana II these soiseI rules are followed, yOu
VIII lie happy la mind ana seresS Ia hody, ami Tor
geI ynu hate ~. refyas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
slck lIrnaac,,e, an.i iran,ni Ar.eii.e.

These feelings which saddcn rs, frequently
arise ir1.u linus ances truuuie. from Justructeu
purs irgtian Ut iron eating anu t.TiiSiug Wh4l l.
unlL ter as, titus ui-uI!crlIg g4c liyrr s-um-
acA lAest organs 4..Ust l'u regulated 20 you WtsA
20 l.c wcl. Inu lis. n taken accounting 60 tHC
printed instructions. VIII quickly 2. store htal-l!
;svsion Doth iiver ami slut.acli. whence follow.
d a uFal consequence, good apptlltc unl "a
clear h-asi. an tisr fist AMI n e-- l. ies scarcely
aly otaef medicine .s ever used l5s tnese Ui5er-
80
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Banks.
JOHNSFOWN SAYINGS BANK,
I2O CLINTON STREET.
JoHNsTowN.PA.

Chartered September n Is.a. Deta.slts -.eeix-
CO 81 All sums not lsFs tiian one dollar Present
rate % intcrvs3 sla per cent. interest D. que in
tae iuutltiis ul June dna December. ami IL not
NitidfaNu Is adled 70 tne DEPOSIT thus cJmllJgn-
iile twice year without troubling the deiyusi-
s4f g. call OF even 70 rreseut the aelssst h,.uk.
Money ivaucd va real estate. Preference with
liberal rates ANA long i.ut glvea 70 borrowers Of
ierinE mrs. icri Sas vi lrIns worth iOur OF more
times the amount 90 iJau desired. Good refer
cucc l'erlecl uties aSc., required
rus c9Tl'1ratiDn u cXcluslvelya Savings Bank.
No commercial deposits received nor discounts
made No lodas On personal security.
BianA applications for borrowers copies % the
rules bylaws and special law relating 20 the
hank sent 10 any addrvss requested.
rsTfLs. ~mcs Cooper, David Di0ert, 9.
y. Elis, -. HaWes. r. y. hay. John I.0HInan.
l. II. Lspsiy, Daniel Mclaughlin, ID. J. Morrell,
Wis tlitt H. 4. Buggs. Guarad Suupes, Geo.
a. STank. James A0atilien, Jsmes Nprley and
". y. NaNers
Daniel J. AI0rren, President; Frank Dihert,
treasurer; Cyrus E.des, solicitor. upy2.-
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". LIZ,
A. p. THOKR,
Clerks Of Board

Neser Ist mao Imsgine toai he
caB pursue 8 good end By evil aeans
xitaoat siuniog against bis own soul
Aov other i-zue may be dvubtiul5
.h..r.er 60 fimseifi- certain
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ne,h.s. ana pnnsn,ers.

II there IS one thiIg more than aue. her iof
which these fi.is aic5us, ISIS ahrrg purify
ln.s properties specially ili.ir iJiFtr "a cicaus4n-,
Jhe uI,.si rum al iEipufIlies, anu rcu.sVlng dan
ytrOus anu suspensiee s1trutllAs. la4tvrSfly
adopted the grand rviscay iuT female ttIil-
pialnJs they never iiii. never weaken the system,
ami silR4ys bring ab5aJ what is Required.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

Il is rumored that a prominea'
Democratic eaodidsts bss g01e into
Bankrupiey because be gave several
followers rieksts. each Coed for one
irisk aud they srtfully made there
read Good for one drunk
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For stomachs outos order.

80 rsellc!1e viii So eac-tua!iy Improve ihe tone
II tLe Stomach as these l'iiis they reinofe al
aci!ity. oc siuued either uy inleUptraEes uT iln-
proper tict They rrteh tiis liver auu retucc it Co
ntaltiy actiiu: tbry are U.r lcriuIi, cf.-tei. rs
IN eases uf spa-I-iE they reyg- .il in curing
al .isurdeTs 81 th- stomach
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

In ali diseases affecting these organs whether
they crete tuo mucn Ur tu0 uillc water. "r
whether hey be afflicted With stone n Srtvei or
with aches and pains settled in tine liiIs over t'c
regions oi the kiuutys, thess Pils si.UId Pee t1k-
en acesrl liug 20 thr printed directions. ara the
Olntmsut suuuld tc vel rlobe. int ine small oi
the BACK al bedtime. IsIs treatment Wa .lfr u--
must immediate relief when ali vtucr iatilns taye
gstts4
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

You'll never marry agia, Susie,
yea griaFe % sr,e- lick Vas j
twice yoa tainted, or three tiinss, at
the grave.
Bless 70 soal. Sary. ii was tree
times tainted. an de lass tims net-
beg ike 70 kun 20
On, Susie, you'll neb5er marry
agiu. VIII yer.
Bless 70 soul Fsoak Daan azt
me bout DIS before any btsbsad . I'd,
al ! promised him if be died l'd
have han, an w0at tell 'ie
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

CAUTION None are genuine unless Tic
sigma ure u T. HAYuocE. a-sci-f Tor ta" nits-i
Statcs surrounds each box o. pills lua Jll.1EtIl.
A haucsum reward viii be given b any one ren-
dcring such Information may lead O. the i1 cc-
iiln 81 .ay psTty ~ parties cvuuteIfe.-irs Jse
mc1icjucs ~ venting the same, klaw;ag .i'eil 90
De spurious.
ssSola az The Nsuuil-tiTy af Pr'f-ss1T haL-
L,.NAT :. Co. New AUTk. anI ~ al respectable
Druggists ana Dealers in Il ic.ue tiir ut ,he
civilized wuTli, 10 boxes at - ceuls g. cents anil
y each.
- There is c7usi1csraie saving ly taking tae
larger sizes
y B.-Dirscti1ns lar thc guidance OF fsrisats
in every Jis0rlerage affixed 30 caca box
Tuue ?. J. q. y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

Mrs. Brown teils her busha1d not
t. sit 10 his s1irt zleeses, or he viii
catch cold. How can a mao sit 10
his shit sleeves
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

r,w saes15s we should al fall asleep
Cbnndo- then -ose and making t~o
more masses over tbe sbocra, sid D
II. Give the commander some tire
The vann- serpent rose, and withou'
ra,fcr;ne. came aud offered FIRE 70 i'=
master tt was pinehed. pulled about.
6JI there was no doubt If It's being
acfnallv asleep. Nar would ,t move
from S.r Nsswelrs si's til ordered
10 y 80 hv The fakir.
We thaq observed the c'eercobTas
Parsrvzai bv magnetic inilnence-
tbav lsv az fur lsrgth Do r5e ground
On takfrr hem up We found them
stiff Is sticks. Trey were i3 state
~ caaaIate cetaiepsv The fakir
,ha7 awaka7ei them all hey then
re.uTaed e1d raiIed themselves round
his b4ir o. asking 1sif be uid
make a. feel his inference, be
made o few passes over our legs. acd
iosta7.lv we lozr the use # these
limbs we could not leave our seats
TIa released Us as easily as he bad
paralvzpd rs
Cbibh Chondar closed hrs seanee
nv expe-imsntiGE upon i1aninate OBJ
fec,s By mere passes 7Fitb bis haud
IN tho direction Of the chipe1 20 be
acted upon ana withour leaving Bis
saa. 70 paled ard cvtinguishsd iigh;
il the farthsst par. ofthe room. NOV,
e7 the furniture. includiag the djveus
rnaa which we sat. opened and clos
81 the doors. Catching sight Of 4
Hi7daa vino was drawing water from
q weI in tbe garden. be made pass
IN that direction. and the rope sud
denly stopped n its descent, resisting
al the Efforts Of the astonisbed gar
deuer With another pass the rope
agsiB descended
Iasked Caibb- Choador- Do yoC
employ the same means in acting
upon ioaDimale affects iaat you do
upoa living creatures
he replied. 4 have only oae
means.
4Wba, IS itt7
The wiH. SieB. who b the result
cf al intellectual and maserial farces
must dominate over al. The bran
mans ngw aotbiag Besides this =
FIalc0-4meTican-
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Many cf these Il dpo jugglers
wa5 i've Il toe silence of pagodas
Jerisfm .sa.a far yarpa s-i1g The pres
tig;d.iJas %! RJber IL iudlu aud
here axe many others who produce
le m,st curious pdenomena 10 mag
a-u-m aud caialen-y upon TIE dr-r
5a5-c sul, come across ,heiT WGy,
tlat I have uiien wondered whether
he arAhmios with their occult sci.
euces have not made yrsas discover
les 10 me questions which have re-
Gently been agitated 10 Earone
o. one occasion while and 9th
crs ware 10 a cafa WIKI Sr Nasweil,
he ordered his Gohochy 70 iutrlduce
t1e cs4raef Ia few moments =
Jean H.ua9o. almost nsked. wilh az
a-cetic face aad 5r0nzed color enter
ed, "a his necs, arms. thighs aud
body were e5,led serPents 5f differ
eat sizes After saiuting e. he s9id:
Good be aiJh Won, / am Chibh-
condor. son of Cbibh-GoBtaiah-
Naya."
We desire to see wtat yea eau
do, sand our boss
= obey the orders of silva, who
has sent ne here, replied the fakir,
squetligg down on one or the marble
slabs
TIE serpeats raised ,beir beadsand
hissej, but without sh09iog aag an
ger Tbel tasiDga small pipe, al
tacbei to q wick in bis hair he pro-
dqced scarcely audible sounds !1i-
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These el--ais caur8t heezccIei by any IN the naT-
Res. one Cf tie best stocks 10 chewing t9lace'
ey,- tr1Eghj 10 Somerset. Prlccs 10 fait the
dimes jaI25
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