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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

We learn that the Democratic
State Committee are calling upon
their County organizations for the
names and address Of every clergy
man, with the religious denomination
to which be is attached. Also the
names and address Of five active
christian men in each election dis
trict, with the denomination to which
they are attached, and the name and
address Of all anti Cameron repre-
s~entatiyes in the County.
1t is pretty certain that some dirty
work is intended by these prepare
tions just on the eve Of the election,
ana we warn our friends 10 keep q
sharp look cut for the tricks OF the
enemy. Speer, the Chairman OF
their State Committee, will resort to
any desperate measure to gain bis
point, and the Republicans must be
wide awake for all the triekery he
viii play ia the las. days Of the cam
Daign.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

All the right, title, interest AMI claim Of Moses
Christner, of, in AMI two the following described
real estate, viz:
No. L. 4 certain tract Ofianl situate IN Broth
e~rsyalley township, Somerset county. Pa contain
ing So acres, more or lees, aboat 3 acres Of which
are cleared, With q " story plankdwellinS house
and stable thereon erected, adjoining lands Of
William Hanger. Samuel ShODer, Washington
Sh9ber ami Frank Sanner, with the appurtenan-
ees.
No ,. A certain tract OCland situate ms above.
containing 40 acres, more or less, with a two story
plank dwelling house and stable thereon erected.
adjoining lands of Abraham Hoover, William
Hanger, Chauneey Hoover AM others, with the
appurtSn tnceS.
Takoa in execution as the property OF Moses
Christner. at the suit Of Baitzer Walter. admir-.
OF Jacob NJ. ChristneT, Gec'd. use Of J. o.. kimmel
y Sons.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
ALSO,

All the right. title, interest ami claim Of sam
uel Zimmerman. and Catharine NJ. Beam, delt's.
end Abraham Beam, Lr. and Elizabeth Beam.
rerre Tenants, OF, in and to the following descr.5-
cd real estate, viz:
a certain tract Of land situate liz .Fenaer twp.
hfty acres. more og less, of which there are 90 acres
clea-ed. with a two story dwelling house. bank
barn and other Outbuildings thereon erected also
a thriving orchard OF fruit trees, adjoining lands
Of Henry ;. Picking. John Hayes. And others,
with the appurtelances,
Taken In execution as the properly o. Samuel
Zimmerman and Catharine NJ. Beam deft's. and
Abraham Beam, Ir. and Elizabeth Beam. Tcrre
Tenants, atthe suit OF Joseph Rh0ads, AM use of
Jonas Maurer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

All the right, title, interest and claim OF Conrad
HeDel, Of, in and to the following described real
estate, viz:
Ne. 1. a certain tract OF land, situate in LarimeI
township. Somerset county, Pa, containing lac
acres, more or less, Of which there are about u
acres cleared. AMI about I0acres ia meadow, with
n two story log dwelling house and log stable
thereon erected, adjoining lands of Jesse Bauch.
man. Cornelius Witt. Peter Meyers heirs. Daniel
Weyand's heirs, and others, with the aPpurten-
GnceS.
No. ?. y certain tract OF land, situate In Green
vile township, Somerset county. Pa. containing
So acres. more or less, all cleared, adjoining lands
% Christian Paul, Edward Deal, Peter Miller,
ard Others. with the appurten .nces.
No. .. A certain lot OF groun1. situate in POca-
hOntas, GreenYile township, Somerset county,
Pa, containing one bait acre, more or less, with "A
one story frame dwelling house, and fTame stable
thereon erected. adjoining lands Of CathaTine
LOraditch on the east. WerGeT's heirs on the
north. ana fronting oa Main street, with the APP
purtenances.
Taken IN execution as the properly of Conrad
Hehel, at the suit OF Christiena kemh0ld. CT. al.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Al tie right, ttle, inieres: aud cilin Of Jacob
limbaugh, d, in AMI 30 the following jescrileI
real estate, Via.
A certain lot OF ground situate 10 Casselmau
Upper Jurkeyioottownship. Somerset county, Ia.
containing one fourth "a acre. more or less. with
a two story frame dwelling house, ard frame stu
BILE thereon erected, adjoining lands OF Herman
Broucher. on the south. alley on The west. iruntiny
On 81. John street and Grant street. with the ap-
purtenancfs.
Taken in execution ms the property Of Jae "
Hinebaugh, az the suit Of Snyder \ Dull.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

CH6NfILLION SILK MIXED NOVELTIES.
81 cts. Present price elsewhere, s5i1 cts
SCOTCHPLATDS, (siik mixed) ....-........2s
Selling elsewhere for So cents.
WINTER SERGES -.
Extra weight and cloth shades.
BRITISH CASHMERE EFFECTS-.--..z-c.
Really worth ST. ,euts.
ROYAL POPLTN .15c.
Two-thiris wool, and extra heavy.
L tCA LUSTRES
One-haif woodland IN all desirable col0rS.
The universal testimony which comes 10 us from
all sources, Is. that our stock Of Dre-s Goods il IN
equllcl.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

ssssEn E=ad M5Thias - s'.elcizieiy sni qzsiy
finiss; - eslEdts. sad Ellan
sjrsUtY fs 81 n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
ALSO.

All the right. title, interest and cilim OF Jacob
A. Bowman, OF, in ans 10 lie following described
real estate, VIZ:
A certain piece or parcel OF ground, situate ia
Listonyille, Addison township, Somerset county.
Ia, containing one acre, more or less, with "A one
and a half story plank dwelling house, carpenter
sh1p ami stable thereon erected, adjoining lands
OF A. l. Mitchell, Liston Bros. AMI Main read,
with the appurtenaucss.
Taken In execution "a the property OF jacob a.
Bowman, at the suit OF George Smith.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
COURT PROCLAMATION

NHEgKAs, the Honorable WILLIAM NJ. HALL,
President Of the several Courts Of Common Pleas
OF the Counties composing the sixteenth judicial
District, AMI Justice ofthe Courts O? Oyerand Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery. tor the trial Of
all capital and other offenders In the said District,
and DANIEL STUFFT and q. MJssELMAS Is
quires. Judges of the COurtsu of Common Pleas. and
jusiices Of the Courts Of Oyer and Terminer, and
General Jail Delivery, for the trial Of al! capital
and other offenders in the County ofSoinerget, have
issued their prcaepts and 70 IHs directed, III hold
i.s q CGayt tf CelsIsgn rleas, ald Geneal QEaS
lei Sessions Of the Peace, AMI General Jail Deiiy-
cry aI.d Courts OF oyer aad rerfclier, at Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

THE Republican that stands by
the Greenbrck ticket is sold. Pick
up any Democratic paper and notice
how frantic are the appeals to their
party friends. to come back aud vote
the Democratic ticket. Mark The
twisting aud turning Of the great
Greenback Mogul-Lewis A. Turner
he is as bitter as gall sgainst Ad-
ans, and sour as a crab-apple to-
wards Campbell C5nsoth is the
man for his money Coa'soth owns
him as fully as you own your horse,
and Coffroth expects through him TO
run the Greeubsck vote. lie will
not support Adams, be will not sup
port Campbell, and therefore be must
support C@offrotb, OF aot vote at all
The Republican who dghts with
Turner, or takes his ticket from him
is sold 10 Coffrotb.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

All the right, iiiIc. intercs. and claim Of Chls.
Trent. OF, in ana 20 the following described real
! estate, viz:
A certain tract Of land, situate IN Stonycreek
township, somerset county, Pa, containing iIG
acres, more or less, with q story and Il half plank
dwelling house. frame harm. ami other 0utbuiid
ings thereon erected, about 60 acres OF which are
cleared. aud about S actes Ia meadow. adjoining
lands Of Harriet SUydcr. Michael Snyder, Jacob
Snyder, Jacob Giessner. AM others, with the ap-
partenances.
Taken in execution IS the property Of Charles
Trent. ct The suit Of Harriet Snyder.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
ALSO.

All the right, title. interest aud claim OF lease
J. Smith, of, in and to the following described
real estate, viz:
A certain tract Of land, situate ia Northampton
township, Somerset county, Pa, containing %
acres, more or less, Of which there are about o.
acres cleared, with a one ana a half story LOG
dwelling house, log barn and other outbuilding:
thereon erected, adjoining lands Of John De fer
Abraham Cocchenour, John WagaIaan and 9th
ers, with the apPurtenanees.
Taken in execution as the property % Jesse j,
Smith, az tine suit Of Conrad Heniie.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
SSITN EE.S SALE
IL OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of an orier OF the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Somerset eouaty, Pa. / Will sell at thC
Courthouse. in Somerset borough, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Only a personal visit can give a fair idea Of the extent OF the stock and our wonder
ml facilities for its distribution at The smallest possible advance over first cost IF manu-
.acuue.
Those who cannot visit US however, are invited to test the merits oil our Mail on
.derD Department Every letter that comes % US requesting SAMPLES, is given the
most careful prompt and intelligent attention. All Mail or Teegaphic Orders are
LnHed 7 a deparunent Organized N n scale unsuplsel anywhere.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
,n Nonaay. yoyembe,, ISIS,

Sn Monday N"se"noer ~, 1878,
NorIcR is hereby given to all the Justices OF the
Peace. the Coroner and CGnStablcs within the said
County OF Somerset, that they he then and there in
their proper persons, with their rolls, records, inqui-
sitious, examinations. and other remembrances. to
DO these things which TO thelr Offices eHd IN that
LoLaif apnart.in to lie done; AMI also, they who
will prosecute agaiugtthe prisoners that are or shall
be In the Jail Of Somerset CorPiy, 70 be then and
there, TO prosecute against them as shall be lust.
GEORGE w. PILE
o.. &c. Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
STATE TICKET

JUDGED OF THEsUPREME COURT;
JAMES p. STERRETT,
OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
LIST OF CAUSES
FIRST WEEK.

f0r Novemher Term O Court beginning Novcm-
Der II, ISIS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
BiLEss a RECORD.

ISAAC KAUFMAN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-10
.rs, 5nmellen pie oa8 3iIden eiuer Na,

iers, 5nmeIlen lpie oa5 3iden elmer Na.
fete.
- Selbltmo zines unsetreue1 ganf
directors. Gem ;, Wtain,er Qns j." wirr
aus Gtpi(e seidrjeten: ,lln9eteures
Iufishen erse3t per Se!bitmcro oes i'm
,]an3en 0tbeinsau icbr seadtatcn uno
beiiebten 9reotttaIIen- Directors >. Den,
nemanu rrn ,5GIeritein. e+ei genouerer
JfahIcrid,uns fanp lth in Der Safe oeS
Nrenitrereius in SdierItein Elm Oef,it
ppn $1,000 VI. rrr, unp barfte berin
aud Die llrIad|e ocS traartseu greisniiIes
su laben iein. .. binterldst cine ,ablrei-
DE Samiiie. Die Sade 1T in lpfern nod
meter 5u beocnfen, neil erlt prr fur5er
3elt in Der Safe oe3 &teoitpereins in
@eiIenbeim ebeufaus Elm uiht unbeoeuten.
Der llnterihleif entoedt muroe."
- Der @elbismorp pss Wpmiralitats.
ratas &rnis in Ssl bat gu pielsrlsi Gerc-
De Anab seaebsn. Dis uW. q. 3's."
tritt nernlslben jsrpd, In folssuper gGeils
sntgsssn: aias anilder GueQe sebt uns
Biz aRtttbeiluns gu, cap ben mearfaAsn
3situnssseruGtsn liter has unsrlpartste
Ablsbeu res Npmiralitatsraths SDnig In
Gisl, psItaes nit llnressilnabisfsit tn Der
9srwatuns in 3uiammsnbans eeSratbt
wirp, asssn&asr nur fetoefsat wercen
lam, Dab soa iottea llnrsselma Stetsiten
an maBsstsnper Stslls nidts bstannt III,
vislmebr Der gsrRortsns Rh ourA ein au
bsrcrpentliGes uEo rsines pFlAtsefuh!
lsfts tsrpcrasttan bat. Oils Ippesurlade
III nur Die fire Spec ess GsrItcrbsnsn ANU
ieben, pab Der Don ibm esleitstc unS aus
ssfubrte Ba1 ndat baitsn unp in furser
3eit 3ullmmsnitiir3sn wiirps. Ssia rarh
bisle einbileuns eefrdatttS gbrssfaal err
laut!s ian Hiht, bic ibn ansSsihnenpe
Gtslans IN Ger fa!lsrlihen Nomiralitat,
gu Der ct terufen mar, an5u!reten. Cine
llnterlaAuns amtlihsrleits bat ergs6en,
haB Der 8au fef. llster une in ecQsr Orb
nnns 1t
= Die Gs9simnilfs bsr 9isrbrausrsi
babsu In BEN !sstsn 1asea in Brensrba'
fen cine intsrsiants 8sreiasruns erfabren.
Bsi llutsy lubuns ces 8rauabissss ieQte
fa ndmlip beraas, bab bislss Elm Mirtum
pon Syrup mar. Ser @erfertiger pieies
sblsn @strdnfss ssiano Elm, naS er lsin
8raunbisr aus Waiisr, oefe unp Gyrup
Ssrisrtise I; pieie MilaunS taile er auf Gem
Sag bier gDoaen !iessn uno uadbem Sann
@dbrung siasstrstsn, wiirbe folde auf
Glafhsn ssSussn uno sahc nas lASnte
Srauabicr.
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aurs qina yoytr,fil'cb. agletae Gtmar'
tunaeu muvpcn iiterirrfen. SD Bin nun
in BEN Gtan0 eslsbt mogb,', gum SsI'en
ees Grain unD ieinss 3anies mi!fen 81
tGnnen. Qpas ros Gh,picril'ie mar,
@5raf SraaHeia {slbft bat mir ihrifild bic
grlautaie aeeeben, iu is'nert glamcn auf
treten unb taneeln ~ riirfen!
Ios bat Sene @rcssn, ofr Graf az
tbau fralte Ger Gammersisaar efltonnt
uno ben &opf Fa,ittelan.
Sa, ioete SrtstSers, id Ubiglf cine
1hriitlichs gcllmadt! Qufyonsa babe ih
nit meinsm Muthe, rem Id iset faum nod
bearctfa unn BEN auf;ubrinaen id eth 3rei'
tss Mal wuti lrhme,lid, i'm Stanse fsin
wirps, ben grafsn asraoesu iibsrraldt
unp i'm no,u eetrafat, bic @pomaht su
unter,sidnsn.
Damn tabea Sic Elm Banntr bsnirft
laats Der &ammerni2ner. So erinnere
mid, niht, ssbS't ;u baten, nab her e'raf
iemals raeno etwas bsitimmt perlprohen
unb 3ass1ast, irssnp isnlals ifin secrt ae.
gsbsn bdtts. &einer feiuer Veamtfn 1T
16riftlih uno auf 0sbsnsoduer anseltellt,
es lit absr aud, anberlets ME pcrsefpm-
men, pab Der @raf einen ieinfr Seamtsn
unp Diensr entla0en bi'te. Gid ent.
lhlisBsn, Fd binosn. paS Ssrmoate msin
0raf ME, une Gle tabcn es burdsefi.trt ?
Des 1T ein Dunber ! Der &ammerbis
nsr fab grisptsrs ernif uno fOriasno an,
ais wollte ct tn sem @efihte tes junaen
Wannes le1en, ,po,u ibm eer Shlahel
mad benz. ruas er sebOrt, ftbIte.
Sa, i'd BABE cs rurhseiest, rief 5riebs
berg. Gr sab Den Gltsn, osr th psrbeus.
te, pie Sano unp elite fort.
(8prtfebuas fplst.)
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= lIetsr sinen Grieg yon GincInnatier
gersttn gesen bprtise Wpot9efer bertatst
sas Cincinnati @oitsblatt" /: ,,Sdon lsit
lanssrer 3sit war eas gerbaltnib swiiaen
uniern @sr5ten uno Nputtstera nidt gang
70, ,pie es oielIsiht beiee Yartsisu seuisnlAt
ti.tsn. Die olAlehten" 3sitsu uno Der
namt psrbuubane Oslpmanael - uas an.
here llrladsu lhsinsn Sisls 2suts, bic lonft
esipohnt waren, iiA In Sranfasitsfa fallen an
Die Ner,is su wenpen uno bann nit pem
Necapts berlelben mad Der Qlpotbefe su
seben, psranlabt sa aabsn, nit llmssbuns
bss Mrstes iiA oirett ait ben apotbsfsr gu
ipennen uab Gd BON bemIe!bsn : I'M. Die
0sespturaebiibr BON 81 Oosr msbr 81 sr>
1paren - ireenb ws!dbe Nr,nsimittsi auffr>
tissn su laiisn. Gsridjsosas unlerer
beutlbeamerifanilasa uno anSto.amerifa>
nilhan Mer,te babsn bieriiber misosrtolt
alass ssfiibrt. Vraftiia it bic Nnssls>
eenbsit in Der lsbten Serlammluns pes
gersins psutiAsr Qsr,ts III sinsriff &C..
nommea pernsn. GS rpurbe In berIel5en,
cous pub ernitlidsr Wirsr1ano srbpben
warpsn tpdre, bsiGlciisn, oab jesss Wit-
aliep mrbunben isi, ben apotsster psm
9ersin sur Mn3eise 3m brtnsen, Der eS tpa.
gen iollte, eiasn patentsu in rssu!are arst
lihs gebanoluns 3u nebmen, b. :. rem1el
ben niht nur etpa etn @iittsl sn ssrabfol-
gen, ipnrern bemislhen Nr3eneien su psr.
crbnen, 9eluAs BET ibm',u maiden II. T. 10.
0lsih,eitis ernannte bic @elsai@aft Elm
gonite, relttss ben 8srsin anslc. amsrifa'
nifhfr asrste sur Mitpirtuns In Der Mn.
osleasnheit auffcrDeru ioQ."
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Gppftuub Il berat

wann pssr no Gbulsra- artise 0ranf6eittn
Derriacn poer cine ScimIntbnns ron ssnIeltsn
sine ant nit . itetter's M a9cnbitte>
re NJ esfrafiist, rssulirt nnb eeltarft wsrtsr.
0eufemmene Verbaupug uno Neselmdbiefeit
bslIsrunes esmttel. 3aS gitlsre it fermsr bGafi
gSsnn IS bei GaatnlV!it DurtfaH unb gpIsrr
merbuS ldIeuniS eiussnrmmcn ptrc. 70 pFsste
RE Stranfbrit perniGtst 81 wsrpen. 8si Durd'
fdaen III eS nur uEtbig, ole spannfraft ber
srldlaften @searme mistsrbersuieaen nnO
bits it cine bsr tsionbsren Wirtun8rn eiefsr
Msecin. MufiirbsM Sppbrsnnsn, @aaisfsit,
efrlssftbL ausfpsb unp antsrs @nsci9en BON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-10

StGrHn6 in Der IasFn- unr 2ibsrseseao trcr>
ben pura eielss oortrsfiIite oeilrnttel 1buell
9sllnbcrt. ais 5amiltenmspitin 1T es un-
ilhdstar oa e5 isn' am baufisifen rsrfOmmen=
ben tletel fsbusll uno spllfpmmfu tsilt.
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Gsmft narai Ssbt 1T Die

Gsmft narau! Ssbt il Die 3fit aer
eunssnihlpiuoiuht. pss euussnFsbers, Der
0rfaitunssn, pss Soutsn uno ancsrs Gebl.
uno Quassal'icsn, Die SAninoiudt bsr>
bsifibren tGaHtn. YplMes's Ger.
III an SYrup III in cisier Oegsno ifit
,pei oese srsi Sabren srtrautt worean ua9
BAT In otIsn 5dllen pa5 llets! srhctsn.
0att Ser bic @eciSin nod ni6t astraudt,
10 meneet Gub OIL Guren slp9;,'fsr s
ShalIe nEp rag! naA Dem IpunDestafen
Gricls. esn Der Syrup sebabt bat. Drei
DOZEN seniisen, BEN idIimnitsn 5ar su
eartrsn. 8auft cine YrctsFahs bon go'
lsnes'3 German SYrup unp ssriuht bas
9littsl, bic 5laide fotst 10 Cents.
@s,rGbntids SlaIAsn fir ben Iartt Is
Gents. Spart nidt 72 Gents, nm Gut
nit elmer Grta!tun5 rpoAealan5 terumju,
ff!fpuen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-10

Die
gdaliAe greie aSrsffe
eri9rlr;
taaIieu NIT MuSnabn,e frs SrnNtaSf
unb fpfs'
10. 90 fir tas Sabr pter s2z so fur erfl
Wpnatc.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-27

Unsslfsh people lars always polite, BE-
cause good manners are only the abseno,
of selAshness. They are the doing .antt
others as We would wish to be done unto
A thoughtfulness for the comfort Of thoss
about Us, . pleasant smile, . kind word.
these ars the 'ingrsdients of which good
manners are chiefly composed
THE Springfield CMa,s.) RepuHiecs has
this, piece Of domestic intelligence: "a
young man recently married, who has been
an enthusiastic collector Of coins, found
that his wife, With tho sharming 9frsshnsn
eharsctsriytio Of brides, hes been drawing
on his cabinet for change. and among
other thipgs had passed out an old penny,
tor which. he; paid $3.50 for seept's worth
81 ytsst.' Thasl ysass ';size6 more ia
that bous.hoia thsn sny prsqHs Invest,
i,,,t ment AZ The some amount 6f MonSy.r -
.9nJf n b S7,ljaOi ,,uJ q IlRAIAH n .Lso
The Morning herald., 1878-04-27


obtain, to his mother ssmaintenance. lFt
Thus matters stood for year, when his
mother also died; and he was left alone in
the world. A month after his mothers
death, as he was in search of something to
do, he was accosted by rough-looking
man. who asked him if hs would like
lob. Of course he answered in the afirma-
tive.
'Then," said tho latter, "meet me at ten
o'clock this evening at -" Here he
named certain house.
lis the business to be done at night ?"
inquired Bob, with surprise.
eyes" said the latter. t.t
Not suspecting tho nature Of II, our
Young hero kept his appointment, and met
the man. They were Joined before setting
out by another, and then started for the
house of Mr.. Grey. Still Bob did not sus-
pect the object of ths expedition, hav-
ing been put off with some plausible e1'
cuse.
The rest Of the. story the reader is already
acquainted with. ..r. 49,
Mr.. Grey, as well as his wife, was dis
posed to believe the account OF Robert
Lee, and both began to feel o friendly in.5
ter.st in our hero, which soon ripsnsd mo {
. wormsr askanhnAnA :.-sa& ..A-4n---- - p
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-14
PeculiaPities Of Some Animals.

Cats are affectionate u they love young
chickens, sweet cream, and the best place in
ont of the fireplace.
Dogs are very faithful; they will stick to a
bone when everybody else has deserted it.
The donkey is an emblem of patience, but
if you study him closer you will find that
laziness is what is the matter with him.
The eagle is the monarch of the skies, but
the little king-bird will chase him to his hid
ing place.
Monkeys are initiative, but if they can't
initiate some mischief they are not happy.
Hens know when it is going to rain and
shelter themselves, but they will try to hatch
out glass egg just as honestly as they will
one of their own.
The elephant has the least and the rabbit
the most eyes for its size, and rats tail is
just the length of its body.
The roof of a thoroughbred dogs mouth is
always black. So is the bottom of cats
foot who is q good mouser.
The serpent and the crab change their
clothing each year, and the raccoon lives all
the winter long on the memory of what he
ate in the summer.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-14
The Boss Of the Family.

hate above all things cross man. What
right has he to murder the sunshine of day
What right has to assassinate the joy of
life? When you 60 home you ought to 60
like ray of light, so that it will, even in the
night burst out Of the doors and windows
and illuminate the darkness. Some men
think their mighty brains have been in a tur-
moil; they have been thinking who will be
Alderman from the Fifth Ward; they have
been thinking about politics great and
mighty questions have been engaging their
minds; they have bought calico at five cents
OF six, and want to sell it for seven. Think
of what an intellectual strain that must have
been upon that man, and when he gets home
everybody else must look out for his comfort.
A woman who has only taken care of five or
six children, and one or two of them sick,
has been nursing them and singing to them,
and trying to make one yard of cloth do the
work Of two, she, of course, is fresh and fine
and ready to wait upon this gentleman
head of the family-the boss !-Ro6ert G.
Zn0ersOU.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-14
Oats for Colts.

Some oats must be fed to colts to produce
good horses this is more particularly neces-
sary in early life, while the constitution is
being formed-for considerable time be-
fore weaving, and especially at that period
and to the end of the year.. Beginning with
handful when the colt is week or two
old, it will certainly pay to gradually incrase
the amount to four Or five quarts by the end
of the year. After that, if the pastures and
hay are Of first quality. oats are not of the
same importance, but should be withheld en-
tirely. The amount that can be profitably
given the second and third years depends on
the conditions already mentioned.
Peas and good pea-vine hay answer the
same purpose in forming healthy bones, mus
cles in growing colts, calves, and lambs that
that Is secured by feeding oats. Clover a.
bounds in albuminoids and bone material.
Hence hay made nominally Of red, timothy,
blue grass. orchard grass Is improved by
mixture of clover. All kinds Of stock are
benefited BY having variety Of food daily.
Il Is an old maxim, "A change of pasture
makes fat calves. kansas Farmer.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-14
Helena, Montana, Thursday, November "A, 1878.

spein' square.
But likewise sings their bowie-knives without q
thought or care
me you see
The only gent that lived to tell about thet Spell
He ceased and passed. that truthful man. the children
went their way
With downcast heads and downcast not to
sport or play,
For when at eve the lamps were lit and supperless to
Each child was sent, with tasks undone and lessons
all unsaid,
No man might know the awful woe that thrilled their
youthful frames,
As they dreamed of Angels Spelling Bee and thought
of Truthful James.
Bret Harte, in November Scribner.