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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-09-25
THE TELEPHONE.
The Instrument Coming into
Popular Use.

The Telephone is coming into more
common use than is generally sup
posed. With it conversation may
be held between distant points vith
nearly as much 'istinctness as in ordi-
nary talk : and after little practice
the difference in voices may he readi-
ly distinguished. Amy one can
use the instrument, as no know ledge
of telegraphy is necessary, and it
works simply as a sp, aking tube
Two forms of the telephone are now
made, one the Toy and the other
the "haud" telephone. The former,
which is the larger transmits deep
er sound and this is almost the Gully
difference In the two, except that the
box is fastened to the wall, while the
other, as its name desiguates, is used
in the hand. During the past week
a telephone was used on t grounds
at CreedmOre. 1t connected the tar
get used in the international match
with the firing points, and was of
great service, as disputed shots wore
settled with its aid accurately and
quickly, and it became unnecessary
to employ the cavalry service hitherto
required. The company engaged in
supplying these instruments has es-
tablished general office in the Iri-
G1tne building, where Instruments are
IN use and any Information regarding
them can be obtained.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-09-25

DR.. Tut has been en-
gagged IN the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
orllong timcwng demon.
strI;rr 1T anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
gil, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that hey arc prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from all
quaCkcry.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore autaguuistic
qualities &C n sfJSuSiheG-
TFg,TH'ESljrS, GE2a (ay-
i'YfJ.l'E-EGc.
Their first apparent ef-
feet Is TO increase the ap-
petite hyCIusiug the food
To properly simulate.
Thus the system is norr-
ishcd, and By their tonic
action onthu digestive or
Caus,rggular healthy
cvaCuntiors arc produced.
Thcmpidity with which
ter.ogS fdk> al flesh,
while under The inNuouyc
ofthesc pills, OF itself iE-
dicatcs their adaptgb.,ilv
to rouriah the body, and
hence hcIcyiu cur
ing nervous dcbiiity,mtl-
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing Of the muscles, slug
Ci-hucss Of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth to- the systyu. SOLD
IA ray s,r-ct, Sew Nusa.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05
The Black Hi11s Skip fer Joy.

Tho Black Hills Skip fer Joy.
Denver Tribune Deadweod Letter.
Pd have you knew that we arc not
entirely devoid Of society," We hare ,
snail, very small, circle Of tho creme
dc Ia that is strictly choice. Among
the rest we have ! rea1 live senator's
wife (Saencsr's)s and, 5y the way, she
isquitU + beauty. anargs and qussnly,
Is to fors, with elastic step aud round.
q bsst, she r.mind one, Of both Jan4
a.d Diana. = brilliant table eonvsrsae
tisnalist, full Of tact sud 1rbinity, abb
has already won many friends: We
have two VI ashi1gton Fhabftues in The
wives 0fPostmasser; Adams and Judge
Breasly. Hrs. Shotuslliss . famous 81.
Lsris belle Of = fsns years back. Dess
sr,is represented BY Hasdamss &C.
Davis, Aand Warner; Leiner, Bennett,
lake, Mather, and othsrs. Tkey have
,kettledrums, fern parties. aud call o.
eachsothsE i niae -6attoaI kids just 81
Though the. towa vas built Of brovt
stsas-WAsress vs sas boast Of bat suo
brick aWsllisg. = Wstars 70 have club
parties and conysrsazisnes this Winter.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05
rH Sth cAvALRY.


Loeation u de 1eg1Asnt-CoLD Dsn-
tesa-Men Destitute Of Caseklng,
D1anko&s, 6c,--PrObable G18egi1E.
Correspondence Bismsrci frbane. ~
HEADQUABfsRs IRE CAvALBY, in the
Field Opposite 1sath Of Auscleshell
River, Missouri River, n. T., Oct. 25,
|le77.-We ere now camped On the Mis-
souri,, opposite the mouth Of the Nus
clsshell, where We have been for about
ten days. Col. Benteen is in command,
aud has With him companies 4, D, e,
H, I, K, L and r.; companies b, F and
G sre expected here daily from Tongue
river, whence they were taken by Gen.
Niles to escort the captive Nez Perces
Indians.
Lieut.. DeRudio brought in fourteen
Nez Perces, the other day, that had
been turned over to him by 1t. Mans
LIST infantry, and one has since volun-
tarily Joined Us. fancy they viii all
be sent 70 Tongue river By boat. News
!: fron White Bird 10 to the effect that be
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05
A Naedsde1 Of I1terose to 0aR1l41s
Pbilsdelphis Telegraph.

a Dssis1sas Of I1tsrose to oaRAlg1S
Pbilsdelphis Telegraph.
The gambling frstslpitY is psrtile,
lssly Interested IN . decision Just nsdt
By The New York court Of appeals, =
It indicates the esurss likely t. be pdg
sasd in complaints agsisst theu hssss
aftsr. Two professional ssnblsrs II:
veiglsd stranger ists gambling dsb
in New York, not long since, aud feee-
Cd him out Of bis money. Following
their arrest, the district sttevne7, hay
ing found it almost Impossible to cons
vict gamblers upon the specific charge
Of swindling in the pursuit OF their ne
farious profession, tried the experiment.
Of iudicting the prisoners fof larceny.
Upon their trial IN the court Of general
sessions, their counsel contended that
the sffense vas not larceny, the aoney
having bsea voluntarily surrendered,
and that it mattered net how fraudu
lent may have been the intent, 20 long
Is there was No trespass. The district
attorney took contrary grousd The
judge charged for conviction, which
followed. The case vas then t,seB to.
the court Of appeals, which tnbucsf
has affirmed the Judgment sn the yener-
al sessions, Judge Miller. writing the
opinion and all the judges cencrrriaGt
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05
Enfhusiasn 6sr "LAttlo lGaas
III. Z. 9rfhuna. 4-t

Eafhusiasn 6er Little 2aa
n. 7. Tribune. ~ -
General neol.ll.a's presence y
Camden, N. j.. the ether dA1, arouzsd
some amusing manifestations Of sstht-
sissm. One old soldier could hardly
restrain hlmsslf frsm breaking the lins
filing past the general, ani whom at last
he reached Mcclellan he could only
gasp explosively, ''Fsir Oaks+Sixtv-
ninth-Fair Oaks, my cid bey," IS be
passed on with his head turned for .
lingering look. A mechanic WAS ct the
head Of the line, carrying little boy
in his arme; before he could reach out
bis own hand he took the child's
placed it in the generals, and said:
"That's your namesake, general, you
must shake hands with him. The in
vitation was responded to, cordially,
and then came plainly dressed woman
with troop Of children: II have
brought them over from Philadelphia
to see you, general. God bless you!
You're true cid Andrew Jackson
Democrat" - :s
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05

openly syswsd subsidy csmwittsA
Olarkson Peter is plsced at it head 70
give it the requisite responsibility, but
.hs is up to his legal ears IN railroad
business and will not allow any props-
sitioa for railroad aid bsfers his con-
nittss to uaduly suffer. Throekmortsn,
Of Texas, Houss, Of Tennessss. Luttsr-
ell, of California. Chalmers, Of Nissis-
sippi, Elan Of Louisians, O'Nslll, Of
Pennsylvasia, Cole, Of Missouri, ssvss,
With the chsirmsn, out Of the thirteen
members allowed to this connittss are
already pledged to the Tszss Psei6c
scheme.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05
Oonocratfc Cauous,

Pursuant to call the Democrats in
the city met in caucus at the Westerz
Hotel, Saturday evening. The bar
room was crowded, almost every avail
able foot being occupied. Though ais
most the entire committee had repudi-
ated the call the crowd gathered all
the same, and Dennis HinAafin WAS
sIacted chairman, G. j., CLARK was
elected secretary, Alexander Mex Kenzie,
John, Quinlan and Frank Prebsrt were
slected q committee to report . ticket
for the actien ef. the convention.
! Daring the time that the committee
WAS out brief speeches were nads BY
Nessrs. Peoples, Pennell and Dickey.
Dicksy. said that he hadn't sctsd with
the Dem ecrats for thirty years but in
ssmsch as that great psfty had carried
the State Of Ohio he thought II this
caucus made judicious. .nomiaations that
party could alao carry this city. :
The. committee reported endorsing
the ticket nominated at the Citizens
CAUCUS, substituting other nalaes for
these who declined to run, O. follows:
Dan Iissnberg for treasurer, in flacs
Of Damn; 9. ,. clark, for clerk, in
place Of Bailey; jobs Fay ler; alderman,
in place Of Jos. PANEL; Hks, Powers
for ,aldsrnau, ia., ptece of Alexander
Mckenzie. The caucps elected tie ~fsE.,
lowing Central Comaittee for the city
and county for the. ensuisg year:
Dennis Hannafn,, ehsirnsa; jobs A.
AcLsas,, Alexander Mex S. A.
Dicksy, Frank. Probert, Joha Quinlon,
Pat S1ith and c.. X. W illians.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
pssios to ~ Rismorck 1ri0sse.


MURDER. SUICIDE AND ARSON.
ST. PAUL. New. S. At Wilton, near
Sparta, Wisconsin, Thursday night, Mrs.
Van Vorhes killed herself and three
young children, by poison and knife after
having set the house on FIRE. The bodies
were resevered partly burned.
Ew1KG's FIX.
The House minority still succeeds in
keeping Ewing's resumption repeal bill
in the morning hour. Three
SILVER RECONCILIATION
bills were introduced on Saturday.
SAN FRAnc1sco's ALARM.
San Francisce is becoming alarmed at
the threatening talk of the desperate
unemployed wsriingmen Of that city.
THE TWO INDICTMENTS
for forgery found against Pinney, the ex-
clerk OF the navy pay inspector, have
been dismissed. The court held that
Plnney, having Spaulding's authority to
use his name, did not commit forgery.
MoRToN's FUNERAL
to-day will be attended by thousands
from other States, and people from every
quarter of Indiana.
THE RUSSIANS
continue successful in Asia Minor and
around Plevna. rs
I. The House Committee will investigate
KoBEsoN's ACCOUNTS,
especially the transfer Of funds. s.y~.
: DENNIS KEARNEY,
the most prominent San Francisco Com
munist agitater, has been arrested and
locked up for seditious practices.
{ THE OMAHA SMELLING WORKS !
employees are on a strike because their
hours Of labor were increased. u s.s
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. EA
It is reported that the Republican Sena-
tors have come to an understanding that
combinations shall be refused except
where removals are for cause. -. "a
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05
,.HaH-Bresd Beauties.

U01Ie00onQene0 l0ter.Vce10s -----.
Intermarriages with the "pals face"
ct Standing Rock Agency are qaite fro
qusnt. The interpreter, white NAH,
has IN Indian wife. He has been with
them ten years, and is . man Of intelli.
gence and quiet, gentle ways. One Of
the daintiest of feet, wearing number
one bsot, is owned by . young half
breed girl Of sixteen years, the dangh-
ter of Mrs. Galpin, an Indian woman,
now the widow of white mas, aad
resident of this agency. Mrs. Galpih
never speaks . word of English, de-
slines to Dc so, though she understands
It very veil. She is woman of super
ior miad, and highly respected BY both
the whites and Indians. She has four
daughters. Two of them are married
to white men, enc Of whom is Mrs. HaF-
mon. the wife of Capt. Harmon, pest
trader at Ft. Liacoln. Mrs. 1sraon
hss foe face. aud her dark eyes and
hair, With her pale, yellow complsxion.
give her . most striking appearance.
She hes . good figure, and Is decidedly
handsome woman. She snd her sis
tors ere veil educated, With sssy, grsce.
fol manners. Miss Aunis, the youuD-::
sst. AID the ovser Of the pretty little
feet has also dainty hands. She isle
brsva - berry, With large sausE
black eyes, regulsr festurss, and . deah
Of style that 10 very fascissting. IL
family are catholics, and the dsught601
we're Olucotoa in q eonvent.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05
BISMARCK, 4, MONDAY NOVEMBER 1877. .

has shout sixty warriors With him and
is now in Sitting Bulls camp.
In conclusion let me say that the
command 10 in GOOD health and spirits,
and although the prospect, seems clear
for winter campaign, still not much
complaint is made; the nsn, however
will soon be il . critical condition for
want Of clothing,- aad shou1d : storm
overtake Us l cannst answer for its con.
sequences, % many men hsvs no ever
coats and the blankets arc exceedingly
few and far between. As for stockings
and boots they are about oil worn out.
Such is the fate OF the American sol.
dier, still he, Of oil others, rssps lssd
credit and benefit from his operations
than do the psmpersa ssldisIy Of Euro.
psaa armies. OF one thisg vs are cor.
tsin, that should ws ever fight Sitting
Bull this winter, We will give him q
good chance Of being brave o b.
plessss, for eur csnnander (Col. Bon
teen) is one Of the fighting kind, ssd
will DO his best to revenge last ssn.
ner's catastrophe-not, perhaps, on
paper, but in fair, square, rough aud
tumble battle.
I can assure ysu that it is NEST re-
assuring to have implicit confidence in
the one Who guides the helm, and in
this case ws oil swear by tho veteran ol
over sixty battles.
Should anything special turn up
will, if the opportunity offers give you
the particulars. SPECTATOR. {
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05
GEN. NELSON a. MILES.

Al InterestinE Incident in His Early
1Gt1itary Caresr.
Boston Journal.
1t the recent reuaioa Of the Boston
light iafaatry association at the Parker
.Heuss, Nr. Jshl b. G. Campbell re-
lated the following iacidsnt: ''Ia the
early part Of the rebellion Of 1861,
while one Of eur nsmbsEs was o. his
way to the usual aightly drill ct Boyls-
ton Hall, he was sccested on Washing
ten street by yeuRg nsn With whom
hs YES slightly acquainted, and ssksd
whore DO wss going. Ts this Ton
Haddlssssa replied thst bs belesged
to the Tigers, and vss gsiag - their
arnory 10 drill for On Assr or tvo.
The I've walked slsng the street, and
during the coavsrsstios Which fsllsvsl
the young frissd thought it vssld bs
. pretty COED idea for lin to bslsng to
jsst sush conpasy, for ls ssald there
sbtaia exercise, ssd perhaps little
insight iate military tsetio-"bst,"
hs sddsd, It dss't suppose I csa Get
is." Ten, like 6ssd fsllsv, - be
vss, licked dsva % his fr.ssd aud
said: ''Csss right slsng With Ne esd
III put yss shrssgh." Tsm AsA that
ysuse shs1's Daos on CIR rsl' sscseptsd
as nsubsr, and . nuskst in his hand
in twenty aisstes. Tor . vssk The
new recruit WAS sesstsae day sad
sight ct eur drills, but o4s sight b
wss nissiaE. said - Tss. "Kour
maa is sick Of it, Mot . bit Of it"
replied Ton. che likes il, eaA BE- is
saert snsugh t. b. q officer" A
week Or tee After he ,lisepPesred frsn
our drills.. Tom net The yeang maa
on the street. He had enlisted for
three yssrs or the var. ssd his uniform
csnfraed the statement. Freu the
9th Of Septenber, 1861, vhsa that
young nss wes appointed to captain
cy i. the 22d Nassachusettes volunteers
his prsmstion from enc pssitisn TO
another Was rspid and .meritsd. He
hes won q same for personal courage
.thst challenges our adnirstieD, he has
shown all through his career the talest
ssd psvsr to coamasd, sna be stands
today With natsoaal reputation ss
the best Indian fighter Of the times. !
ask you to drink to the hsalth of Ton
Hu6dlesten- asd bis yousg Tiger re-
sruit-the colonel Of the fifth United
States isfantrJ, Col. Nelsos A. Miles. .
~ mn -
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05
MORTOlps DEATH.

[Hss Last Hsurs-'IAm wsrn OUT
indianapolis Telegram.
Senator Norton died ct 5:36 ?. m
The frequent bulletins of to-day tender
lii snaeeessary to recount his: suffer.
Eings, and the measures employed to sl:
Eleviata them. About neon: Mrs. Norton
land her sons, BY request, were left
alens With the sepstor for about oue
|hour. What passed between them ID
net for US to inquirs. Before o'clock
lit became evident he had entered upon
his last hour on earth. He had rested
the grsatst portion Of the day in hall
sitting sositien. As he grew weaker
the supporting pillows were withdrawn
so that he lay prone upon the bed. A
deep silence now prevadea the rsom
and remained unbroken except BY an
occasional question to the dying man.
Once when the ssnator exclaimed. 81
am dying," his sistsr-in-lav, Mrs. Hol-
Ioway, inquired, you are not afraid to
die, Oliver? He indicated no BY shak-
ing his head. Soon after 4 similar ex-
clamation, question and answer passed
between him and DR.. Thompson. At
10 ni1utes past s o'clock he exclaimed
II am dying, l am worn out;' and these
were his last words. From this time
On it was difficult to discover that life
remaiasd. On the Dr's. announcement
"Hs is gsing," the gaze of wife and sons
became fxed on the face of the husband
and father, with now sad then piteeus
look Of inquiry towards the Dr., until
his further announcement, .-.s
TITS OVER"
The widow clssped her ssss to her,
ezclaining quietly, but in tosss never
to bs forgotten, my darling boys!''
The friends withdrew, leaving them A.
tor time, when they were lead tender
" from the rom. This evening, by
direction Of the mayor, the city bells
have been tollsd s. strokes indicating
the dead ssnstsr's sge. The bells will
also be tollsd esch day at noos uatil
after the funeral. The family have de-
eiled on Monday (to-day) st ! o'clock
% the tims for fnnsrsl services ct Rob-
:erts Park Methodist Episcopal church,
and the intsrnsnt will take place at
Grown Hill cs8etery.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05

Wreck Of U. 3. Steamer - j. Dom
aid Cameron, fer Sale.
QUAl1BnHAsrsH's OFFICE,
Sioux CRY, iowa, October s, 1877.
WILL be sold st Public Auction. IN this city q
w o'clock ?. H.. Revenber II, 1877, the vrecl
o7 the q. 8. Steamer ~. Do1ALD CAnDRou )" In
psbaic property costained 'tAeIsln, and 1eservisa
frsn sale any private property recovered. there
FROM the same being subject to The rules Of salvage.
The vresk lies partly visible near the right bank
Of she Missouri river, forty miles belsw siosx City.
Terms Of the sale cash. For further. iDlormotisn
apply TO the undersigned.
WN. B. HUGHEs, Major ana q. H., u 81.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05
R9ris'y ss DsAotb DarlstGh ces.1-0.
II Hhfyd Judicial Disasist Oosrk a. -
Alsls A0sv. PIsintiR,

william Asnsw, Defendant.
The Territory Of Dakots 70 Willis .Asssv, dsfsa-
dsnt shove named. a
Ysu are hereby summoned ald required 70 an.
sver the complaint Of the tpla inti1 in this sction
filed this day in the ofee Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Cosrt for Burleigh County, and serve copy
Of yosr answer upon the subscribers At their office
IN the city OF Bismarck, in said County, within
thirty days from the date Of the service of this
summons upon you, exclusive Of the day Of sach
service.
II ysu fail to snswer the complaint within thst
time the plaintiff will ask for the relief demanded
In said Complaint besides the costs and disbarse-
nents of this action.
Dated At Bismarck, D. T., this 9Th day of Osso-
ber, 1877.
~ STOYRLL 4 GARLAND,
60-V7 Prf's Attornsys. Bismarck.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05

A Subddy Conmittss.
Washisston Telegram.
The Pacific railroad canmittse is . Z
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05

.DLUMMER'S SALOOE-Choice Wines, Liquors
i and Cigars. Main street. op. Camp Hancock.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05

D BROssEAU-Wines, Liquors and Cigars, at the
l. old stand, 5th street.
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2ttse q
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lsoT 5g44 81 slla Ea 5aa q ,SE.s
10 s,ezY 1Hads q % zl9
a4g
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MISCELLANEOU
g SUNDERLAND CO.-Taxdermist, Turning In
~ Wood and Iron, Cabinet Making, Uphostering,
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05

SAMPLE ROOMS, &C.
Al AINNE-4A.HA-Ffne imported Liquors and
vi Cigars Bottled Milwaukee Lager by the glass,
bottle case, Smokers Goods, Tobacco, &C. I'd
door above Merchants Hotel.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05

TOE DEIlRICH-Omnibus Line. Leaves Bis.
= marck for Fl Lincoln At m and 2:1o m.
Returning leaves Lincoln At 10 . n and $3.50 p m.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-05

THAS. Ta0MPSON-City Engineer. These who
~ want lots surveyed and boundaries established
Will bs Accommodated. O0ess q. 9. Land Once. =,
NEYINs . DosTw1oK-llanu fscturers and
1NDealerS IN Harness: Ssddlsss, 6c. 1ull line of
Whips, Bells. Trunks, travelling 1aSs; &c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-12-26
Practical EvoI utIou

Ii has been reserved for German
lady, Franlein Marie Won ChauVin.
to accomplish one of the most re-
markable fests in evolution on record
the changing OF an amphibious
gilled double-breathing animal into
one that is lung breathing and land
inhabiting. The snbjeet was the
Mexican gilled salsmander or axolOti.
Frauiein Won Chauvin owes ber re-
peated success to gradually aecustom.
ing the animal to life on land and ex-
ercising constant care as to its health
ard diet. Five strong axolotis were
selected and were 6rst kept in shall
low water. Here they did not thrive,
and the bolder measure of putting
them directly on land was resorted
to. Tepid baths twice a day kept up
cutsueous respiration, and during
the intervals between the baths wet
moss was packed against the bodies.
Ii is stated that the gills and tail
I'm seem TO shrivel by actual drying
through the action of the air, and
that they were not absorbed by the
vital processes of the animal itself
This is considered by Professor Hux.
ley to be most interesting point, as
IL shows how the FIRST air-breathing
amphibia may have been evolved
from double bresthers BY 3 succession
Of dry seasons, that is. by purely
mechanical causes-Scicntsfc Amer
sodp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-12-26
WHOLE NO. 1881

est reformeF, end tha; be intended {.
publish the statistics 10 question ID
order that the medical fraternity
might become convinced Of the
blighting effect Of osciaary iga;urei
nothing could shake bis dcgermila-
ton. lie said thar be had q great
duty to perform, and that as much as
it panied him TO grieFe anybody, be
must perform that duty. The iadig-
nant parents lelt his cell much cast
down in spirits, and after vainly ag-
plying to the local court for an IL
janction forbidding the false agent %
publish his statistics, went home and
reported their failure TO their wives
and daughters.
The one question now agitating
the public mind in Pennsylvania i
whether that wretcbed felon will re-
ally publish his statistics The coz
tingency is one which cannot be con
templsted without 8 shudder; bat
at the same time. it is possible thar
there is more or less merit il the pre-
tended plan Of adapting the six-but-
ton glove principle to more esoterie
garments. and thai the pretended re-
former has really solved the problem
with which professional cress-re-
formers have proved themselves ia
connetent To orapDia