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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-11-07

Hannah, I've something unpleas-
ant to tell you, but l am going to do
it because | consider it right that
you should kpow it. Hannah, what
would you say i; | informed you that
one of my knse-pans is gone, and that
have patent hinge GU that leg of
mineln
II should say that | care nothing
for that, my dear; have only one
toe on nv lett foot. The others were
frost-bitien of, and the ankle is all
twisted around crooked"
You don't tell me,r said Thorpe.
"Well, but I've something worse than
that might as well confess now
that the bald place on the top of my
head is not really nay scalp: I've
been trepanned have siiver-p pla-
ted concern set into my skull. kind
of skylight. Yoa can lift it up and
see down on the inside of me-"
81 am glad ycu mentioned it, dear. I"
said the widow, "for it gives me
courage to tell yon that haven't
q hair OF my owa on my head I'm
as bald as chandelier globe"
as that so? Gracious. / never
should have expected it, But you
will be surprised to learn that none
Of my teeth are natural All false,
and BESIDES that | have to wear an
lndia-rubber tbingsmsgig on my pal
ate to keep it from dropping down"
Il am very sorry for you, John,
but it's some comfort that all nv
teeth are false, too, and that | am
perfectly blind in my right eye 1t
looks like good eye, but it abso-
lutely aic't worth a cent"
"Great heavens Why didn't you
tell me of this before?" exclaimed
Thorpe. "Bat while we are on the
subject, will say further that have
chronic torpidity of the liver. How
does that strike you;n
"Ob, | don't mind it," said Mrs.
Bots, because | have been bilious
and dyspeptic for twenty years, and
besides, | am one rib short. ltwas
broken in a railroad accident, and
the doctor had to cut it out. I'm
subject to fits, too"
This is horrible" said Thorpe.
Mrs. Bolts, | think you ought to
have mentioned these things to nee
when / proposed to you / imagined
that was addressing a woman, a
complete human creature. But what
are you, Mrs. Bolts? Mrs. Bolts, you
appear 20 be kind Of a dilapidated
old wreck, with not more'n halt Of
the usual machinery about you. It's
a wonder to me YOU don't fall to
pieces
I'm no worse than you are. You
said yourself you had a trap-door in
the top Of your bead and gum-elas-
tic palate"
"Yes; bat these things ain't true"
said Thorpe.
Il only told you about them to see
if you really loved me- I'm sound
as a dollar: no inactive liver, or sill
ver-plated skull or anything. But
you seemed to be kind of strung to-
gether, SOS if you should knock
agains. anything you'd scatter all
around over the carpet. | think you
ought to let me of. Very well,
sir, SO | will Bot let me tell you
that I've got nothing The matter with
me either. | only invented those
stories 10 try YOU, because l knew
You were playing q game over me.
Now | know you don't love ne. You
can 90, sir"
Hannah, take it all back; do
love you"
"Do you, really? Then | love you
more ihan-"
But no; the curtain had better be
drawn right here The cold and self.
isb world has no business with such
scenes as this They are to be con-
soiidated next month.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-11-07
WHOLE NO. 1874.
His Title ut Court.

Robert Heller, in one of bis recent
be wildering performances, alluded to
the ''darkity aud blackity" Of certain
proceedings of the "Ring" men of
this city. II reminds US of the gen.
ersl trepitude that prevails in some
of the frontier towns OF Texas, and
the hilarious character of the local
jailor thereabouts-let US say st San
Antonio, whence comes the following
sketch
Not long since young man with
blonde hair, freckled nose and 9TH
er marks OF personal attrsctigeness
applied to the deputy-sheriff for pass
10 see his father, who be had reason
to suppose was an inmate of the
county Jail.
whats your manner" asked the
officer, turning to his register
elm jim M'Snifter, from the Ar
royo, Colorado"
what peculiar kind of playful
ness has your feyther been amusin'
himself a.-murder in the first de-
gree Z"
"Wusser than that" was the
VI Snifterian response.
All levity vanished from the face
of the officer, who vas really kind
hearted man, and there was human
sympathy, and perhaps tear, in lis
eye az be turned over the page, and
said, in low voice.
Worse than murder! Ny God !,
be must have stolen pony :"
at was some misunderstanding
about q mewel, (" observed M'Snifter
Junior, furnishing bis cOwhide boots
with mis- quirt.
There are none OF the M'Snifters
in Jail. Maybe I've got caPias for
you"
II believe in the last indictment
the old mans name was speit Bob
White The title of the suit is the
State sgin White"
why didn't you say 50 at once ?
You mean that is bis title at court.
Why, certainly just you come
along and I'll present you to bis royal
Majesty. He is in the ground cell.
Jus: come along: / want to see if
the old rooster hasn't been trying to
saw his hobbies off
And buckling on his arm0r, the
deputy-sherif conducted the crown
prince across the square TO the cas-
tellated summer palace Of his royal
parient-EDITOR's DRAWER, in Har-
per's Magazine for NorembeJ.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-11-07
JOHNSTOWN SAVINGS BANK
l2o CLINTON STREET,
JoHNsrowN PA.

Chartered Sep;emberl2 1870. Deposits receiy-
e. all sumsnO less than one dollar Interest D.
due in the months Of une and December, and u not
Withdrawn is added to the deposit, thus eOmpoan-
ding twice year without troubling the deposi-
tor u call or even - present the deposit book
Money loaned On real estate. Preference. WITH
liberal rates and long time given 70 BORROWERS Of
fering rst mortgages On farms worth four or more
times the amount ei loan desired. GoOd refer
ence. perfect titles. &C, required.
This corporation Is exclusively Savings Bank.
No commercial deposits received. Eor discounts
made No loans on personal security
Blank applications Tor borrQHers, copies oi me
rules, bylaws and special law relating % the
bank sent 10 any address requested.
TRusTEEs-ismes Cooper, David Dibert 4.
B. Ellis, A. J. HaWes. + W. Hay, John Lon man
l. H. Lapsiy, Daniel AlcLauEAliu j.. J. Morrel.,
Lewis Pitt II. A. B0ggs, Conrad sgppes, Gee:
II. SEank. James MeMillen. JONES No riley and
". ". Malters-
Daniel ]. Morreil, President; Fr2sk Dihert
Treasurer Cyrus Eiaer, Solicitor u0F-4-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-11-07
DREA MING.

When sit In twElight's siience,
When the stars have all grown s;iii
dream Of the green old meadows,
And TIE old home on the hil.
And see the reses blooming
All abou. its dcorways low,
And my heart gives slsddest greeting
TO tsle friends Of long ago.
There see my mother sitting
With Times snowhakes in her hai-,
And she smiles above her knitting,
And her face is sanity fair.
And / see my father reading
From the Bible on his knee,
And again hear him praying,
AS, Of OH he prayed tor M.
oh. the dear, remembered faces
orthc boys aud girls at home.
They are here. as in iife's morning,
Ere our feet had learned TO roam.
Singing all the old songs over
With the friends used to know,
forgot liie's toll ani trouble,
Dreaming ofthe long ago.
Far and wide cur feet have wandered
From the old homes tender ties,
some have crossed the oceans biliows.
some have passed beyon1 the skies.
And NV heart grows sad with thinking
otthe friends used - know;
oh. pray God meet in heaven
,u.. loved ol long ago
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-11-07
General .Stonewallu ]

General "Stonewalln Jackson,
though famous for hispiety, did not
scruple to take sound nap in church.
II is related OF him that during the
invasion of Maryland, on Sunday
night be rode three miles in IN ambu-
leaee to attend church 10 Frederick,
and then fell asleep as soon as the
minister began TO preach bis head
fell upon his breast, and be never
swoke until aroused by the organ
and choir He could sleep any where
and 10 any position, sitting in his
chair, under FIRE, or on horseback.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-11-07

TIE Eberton (Ga.) Gazette says
the water courses are so low that
be fsh have to stand Oh their b ends
ito sustain life.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-11-07

A good sized parrot win deroar
l24 grasshoppers per minute; per-
haps it would be well to import
loo, 0,000. 900 parrots.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-11-07

a cheerful face is nearly as good
foc an invalid as bealthe weather
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-11-07

4 mans temper is most valcab'e
to himself, and be should keepit
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-11-07

The best Of cigars Of different brands, manufac-
tured by himself. Of the choicest Of tObaccos.-
These cigGls cannot be excelled by any in the mar
ket one Of the test stocks Of chewing tohaoeo
ever brought u Somerset Prices 10 suit the
times Jan2e
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TO THE PUBLIC.

hAvING assumed since the Is, OF January.
u 1877, the proprietorship Of Noore's Hotel in
LeonArdtown, the undersigned respectfully be-
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which has heretofore been extended TO tie House
and takes occasion to assure the travelling public
that no efor, or endeavor viii be wanting ca
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and for aIa.e are notified, ,ha; unless they
make arrangements 20 settle their Indebtedness
BY the is. 81 January. 1877, their notes and ac-
counts will be placed in the way oflegal collec-
ton.
JOHN = FENwICK.
Dec. Il, 1876 If.
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THE undersigned is prepared TO consrae; for
] BUILDING and REPAIRING for the ytar
1877 in Saint Mary's and adjoining counties.-
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