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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-24
> Task ForVOuns Mechanics

Il is lime we give our boys q
chance 10 show Whist mcdaniel
skil they possess beyoni common
whiting. Let item practice on The
following plan 81 making q caeap
and neat bookcase, which has cas.
only o iew dollars. The c-ss caa-
sists Of two end pieces aud two
shelves, wilL movable shelves be-
tween HE tvo rigid ones. The two
end pieces are one aud @ quarter
inches thick, eight ilelGs vide and
four feet high. -Four inches from
the lower ENDS, q shc.. eight i-chas
wide is neatly fixed Into gains ID ;be
end pieces, aud six inches below Tie
upper ends, tho top as held ia ly OH
er gains Instead Of nails, jEJ large
thrive inch wood-scTeTs were tr,yea
through the end pieces Into he end
Of each +heli. Tie shelves are eight
feet long. Between the Two cad up
/ rights. two other upright
pieces, eight inches wide. are
dtted between the TWO rigid shelves,
thus dividing the space between the
upper and lower shelves into thrce
equal spaces or divisions. Screws
are put through the shelves iat0 the
ends of the middle upright pieces
Those sixteen screws hold The parts
together with desirable frmness.
The advantage of using screws H.
stead Of nails is, that IN ease il was
necessary TO transport the bookcase,
the screws could be taken ou;, The
parts tied together firmly, and the
bookcase would occupy bat little
space. and the varnish would be
marred less. Before the parts were
screwed together, gains were q ia
al the upright pieces % receive The
ends Of the shelves ] employed a
ljaincr's dado 10 cut the gains. A
dado consists of a small plane some
what ike . rabbit plane, with which
d small gain can be cut m and
neatly. in about g minute. ] made
gains TWO inches apart in .te up
right pieces. SO that the shelves be-
tween The bottom and top shelves can
be adjusted 20 suit large books AID
small oaes. Alter IL MAS finished,
The surface was sand papered, efteF
which a heavy cost Of boiled iinssed
oil was laid on evenly. Aaer g few
DAYS the surface was again ssnd-pa-
pered. and two coats Of sheiiac var
nish were land on, which gave the
wood D beautiful aGd glossy straw
color. The lumber employed was
white pine, BAT boards Ct any other
timber, such as chestnut, batt5rnui,
tulip, Eastwood, sugar maple, or oak
Of any sort, would look beautifully
il sand-papered and vanished with
shcllac. Such varnish can be pro
cured At most paint stores Ia case
shellac cannot be procured convent
emily, use any Other good varnisb.
/ procured three boards about eight
inches side and one board sixteen
inches wide, or as nearly that width
as could be found, all sixteen feet 10
length. Hence the waste in making
it was small 1 purchased Glty-dve
square feet, al Eve cents per foot,
at 81 -. Sixteen wood screws, IL
eents. Oil aud varnish, 80 cents
The labor nothing, as the case va:
made when / would have been do
ing nothing else. 4 bookcase viii
glass doors, that would contain az
many books as this cheap affair
would cost $50 tc SS0-Scjeaa e,
Pres.
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4 ,En.lcns,ln splaer.

TIE Georgetown (Cd) Miner
gays Al The Catholic church, %
q Sunday morning, bef3reth e service,
au u|0assumile ii.tle spider can be
seen, cCyied up 30 his gauzy bower
probably wrapped Up ia his mornicg
prayer. Leg The lady c7gan.; bat
touch the keys and wi.A eager feel
he sill creep o c5eple OF feet down
the wsii; AID there bis artistic soul
VIII rsve, 90 ,he musical sounds pre-
ducad by the choir and i-usurumea,
When the service is ever, with the
dying echoes lingering il his p-eja-
tory s3ui, be ro-res it is hoped, Ul-a
regcnerate hear; The fac. ltat The
lady orgaui5. had g faithful and cher
ished auditor Of ttis kind three Goa
secgtiVo years. who Eguil crawl ol
the piaa-, shows that t1is Is no is.-
la.ed ease. Aud, whatever may be
he opinioa Of The u8lseiing world, 70
The choir Of that church be is eadsa Up
ed 10y months If as75ei.. i1u and mu-
sisal gporecistio1 go
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Prejudice

Prejudice is the more dangerous,
because il has the unfortunate ability
Of accommodating itself 10 all the
possible varieties Of the human mind.
Like the spider ii makes everywhere
a home. Some D Of our various old
diFinss has il somewhere, that let the
mind be as naked as the walls Of an
empty and forsaken tenement, gloomy
as a dungeon, or o~rnamented with
the richest abilities Of thinking let it
be bot, cold, dark or light, lonely or
Inhabited; still prejudice, il undisturb.
ed. viii 6ll ii with eobwebs, and live,
ike the spider. where there seemed
nothing to live upon.
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To SeuEg Men

The only way that capital eau in
crease is by saving. II you spend as
mach as you get, yoa viii never be
richer than you are. Ii is not what
a man gets, but what be saves, that
constitutes his wealth. Go. learn
the first two rules of arithmetic /:
learn addition and subtraction. Add
20 your present capital any amount
you please; subtract the sem which
you add, and tell us if the last
amount viii not be the same a. the
first. Every man should, in every
year Of his life, make some addition
to his capital lou say you get but
little. Never mind; spend less than
little; and the next year you will get
more, for you viii have the profit up
on the sum you save.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-24

Mr. Je3sdish Richards03, Of Ram
iord, Maine. e farmer w1o occasion
allv goes Dat eagibo0 ard moose
huating and front fsbios about the
lakes, has bad another u MS famous
lucky exploits; this time With beers.
Uncle Jed was fsbing through The
ice Ct The S9g.h Arm rf Lake Molly
chunkemuak and while thus engaged
be heard lie ola dog, B7ue, barking
furiogsly O littlo way Up She noun
tains. On The south side. lie knew
by the peculiar tone that the dog had
some large game, ard Immediately
started for the spot Arising e, q
thicket OF e@rcryrsaaE, lie was sam-
marly embraced by g larse beer,
masiDg BIS gun Gsee 5lt be Lad q
smal axe ID his hand and b. door
ping his gun lie G~ex-egcdsiy ased the
haJctel a1d brushed the bear on Al
this time the dog was @ idie farther
of e8gaged With some ether object
Tee bear, however, Sas 40. % be
rudeiy showed as Dc, bas gailandy
made aaclher assault, aad was the
second time driven back. The bear
e51liaued 10 p-ess the eouae., and
Uacis jed. after a Whtie found be
was getting tie worst II il. and cali
ed Justify for old Bone. AID The d 8
came 10 tie rescue, aGd BY vigorous
movements about tie rear end gf bat
re. at.rlc.ed The attention u The
bear unci Uacie jed recovered biz
gun, when be made short work II
l1e beast. But imagine bis surprise
y LcB, 10 pieki1g up bis hat when
bad fallen 81, Be- iould lfres cubs
sougiy slowed away, aud resting ap
tege.le b. keep warm Toe grea.
black. beau tli prit-t The Old uo,h
ef. aud the tnfec living Cubs, made
acls Jea good day work. md a
good Iced To lag taeaY-dVe ml.sa
l-
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Leasing, the German philosopher,
being very absent-minded, Knocked
at bis Own door q evening, when
the servant, looking cut Of az upper
window and net recognizing him,
said, The Professor is not At boGle.''
Oh. very we'll replied Leasing
composedly, walking away, Il shall
call another time
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VT@0R WTTW


u AGHEEABEE 30 the taste CRATE
EULs os Iac stomach, audaefs ctlcientl!
IS a gATFIAI2EfC, ALEEAA9AtE and
DELRETLC, Ii acztcn Is no attended
with u~unicGEanf sfctiug, ~netthcrts
fanGour nor Debility oEHertenccd. euf
Oh tGs contrary xcAen11cHs and ~
EEgognfiCn.
HsfmmrdiatccE rctuuo thcdigestivo
c~r-aHz.vficEAC@ lEEpalrcdi b dlseESsdE
S1hauEfed from u1y cRu q, Isfo fucren5 e
fhetr p9W eTs ota asE-..at1 tti h't 80
sicu. b appetite nctnE tnclrase1 az
ourc. II si.ofe rEetsza with an enEar-
E0si condition 81 sac 4&Tcr- a. DA44ea4@
acss-cha1af tev c5T eu A~yeSarlek-
IN She mosth. q FTts appeztte afiii
aluGgish "a Efop 81 31so aCTscis. with =
ssnsG Of ttri4zs iu tf.v1aead and o. melt
tuf Gul.tesss NLac4A&.L pfoscs most
valuable.
ia elGees open sac fsaaeys D. 40 loss
happy. = Gulhtd. limiting UsiRe is
quseE1y cleared U2 - -.
FnAunEu- aterT ami tAroEc AA4EN-
EEATfsE viii soon aii=aFPcaE - per-
sistsat use AZ EISGEE =. .
Fo= tgtc csfrc 90 S1in Dters g asa
EEgptiaus oT az EtEas, FRCGitENE a.
TTG0RENE Is comp Ell of fhc ncflvc
~EraaCr4fps 81 EEEftBS, EG0I&. GUNS
and HAHES, znat AaFure al0sse far
iAaf they a-e Et-a ihe ssl
raazu1. GftLc- c-f- flaftaeE possess
EhafF native t~tttues.
TIsut EsG8BEHE haa gHo rotrc. 90
PURIFY THE ELH3st ffIeGltALE
tlr J.Es El. AMI e44ItLtEE Sac d.
GE-IEEE GE&AL EGlds~putubly
proven Ay those ha 1uvr GtvCs2 IL q
u alamo tsutc been Ereteo gef7fs surrt.
We 30 NOT utf- Easf p tt- "a e. zen but-
les 10 C~rsTig.r Eel rr--U 9 GSAAf-
S. EG Eeu VII tcc .cste Gon Tho
-sf few CoFras
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nEFSe. ~ALTEEAT-t Sl.I E2EEG-
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h=fffes. ext ieqcic45
4--ll lo-o.- ru - ko.
Price $3.50 2o,t-e.
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rEtl ~ lt $50 Ga-- tcas every
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JOHN f. NJ
pEAtERtR
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
OIL Sc. go

The following is a paFsal Et II gpods il stoeki Capeaiefs
Planes, Saws. latehea, Hammers Chises, Flaae Irons = SECS Se bae4
smiths Goods, Bellows, Angua. Wees, Files, llauHers g saeaeTy
Hardware, Tab Trees, Gg Saddles Hanes saesla hhss AooF-
Table Knives aad Forks, Pocket hHFcs Scissors, Spoons ae ha+E
largest stock in Somerset County pahHrs Goods G 4H st2ek Ae@
Lead, Colored Paints for uidea and outside pajltiag Paia. ae.l ah
Yarnish, Turpendne, FlaSeed Gil Brashes, J4I2a pfypF aHc
&e Window Glass Of a1szss and ga cur 70 ey shsga lAeo@ tea
Oil alaeyso On hand Our stock ofo5e 0iIamRz Jslsrge aa camIg
very elegant styles. DnstoDs Circular Aalas aa esess ei p
Saw Files o~ftbebest quality Poreeaia4iaed 0etaes heaele
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-24

When 8 man threatens to blow ont
his brains. don't be alarmed-he
can't End 'em.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-24

What vast motive power lies ia ap-
parently uiaing things. There are.
perhaps SO, 000. coo cows 10 lie United
States. which duriog ay,ime, switch
their ISIS win force sufficient 10
raise ten pounds every minute.
-Sunset Cox That's nothing. There
are equally as many mules in this
country, and auv Que q them eaa
switch its heels with force enough to
raise" l5e pounds in a minute with
out any troubie-Gy.iime or other
wise.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-24

The oaly sure CURE for Torpid Liver, Dyspcnsia.
Headache, sour Stomach, C8nstp3ti11. Debility.
Nausea, ald al Bilious complaints and Blood
disIu.er-. None genuine unless signed .-Wm.
Wright. Phila.' lfyOur druggist viii not sup
ply send 5 cents for one box 70 Harrick, Roller y
-. % y. aih 81. PhiIa.
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A ssiGNEE'S NOTICE.
DR.. VAR DYKES SULPHUR SOAP,

Makes the SKIN SOB. CIear. Pare Ehita and
Healthy! isCleans.ng, DeoiSriglng, Disiniest-
ing, Soothing. Heaiilg and Purifying removes
Daniruif. chatting. Uieer.. Sores, Erlp-ions
Rogahsess and redness u the sKtN relieYesiica-
ing bCruing and stinglng OF tue Skin, and lFfiff-
ti5n OF tiiing and sdBging Insects wiz relieve
.IrCHiSG PILES where nothing else vii haze
.auy effect Is EREE FROM ALL DFEEN-
SINE ODOB. ana prevents Contagious Disease,
ani - IN Exl1rnei Medical and Toilet Prepard-
;i0n il has no EQUAL Prics. 5e,s c cake
BOX. three Cakes. sky cents. Soil 81
Geo ". I~eBfaTd. Somerset, Pa, and Druggists
generally. {. =. WEBSTER. Proprietor. or
ncc. 30 \. 5sh s.. Phflai's. Pr. WsO,ss1is be-
pot. 400 n. Third ST., Phiia.. Pa
Jus! e.
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A c5l0sed preacher 10 Florida thus
held forth: MY brudjrinE, the Is
raelites went over the Red Sea oa
he zee. They got over all safe, and
DAT De reason why Noses sung de
song 90 praise. In de m0rnia', when
de sun was Up, ho,, Poaroah and de
Egyptians come aid DER CREST lum-
bering choriots Of iron Dey broke
through de ice, and all sent to de
bottom ob de sea sep dcre ~
exclaimed o hearcF, Il E4at % ask q
question. I've read geography, and
Egyp.s O hot country lis under
de tropics, IDS near de qnatef, and
dere aiat no ice dere. How could
dey 90 over on de ice, and dere no
ice dere?7 To which the preacher
responded: Pm glad you asked
that question. Now l can splain.
That comes Of reading geography ia
stead 90 De Bible. NJ brading
when de chilIen Of IsfGel 60 over dc
Red Sea, dat was a great while sgo:
before dere was asy geography, be-
fore dere was any tropics, before
dere was any 'qnatoF. Dat's de rea.
son dere was ice. my b~rBdering
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NNTICE-

Esi5to or Pe,cr GinIIaspcrger. late ofCgnemaagh
Tn, deceasad.
letters testamentey on the above estate hav.
ing been granted 20 the undersigned, BY the prop
~ authority notice IS hereby giyla 10 those H..
iettsd % h 70 make immediate payment, and
those having claims against 81 viii prcsCnt then
70 the Undersigned at The residence Of said DE-
ceased on Saturday the iIth day ot Mas. ISIS.
JOSEPH GtNpLESPEBGER
SAMUEL THOMAS
Acrila Executors.
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4 NorsOE.

Eslate ofNoah Koehsr lateoi QEemlh5ulng. Tp.
deceased,
Letters Of administrations On the above estate
having been granfei 10 the undersigned, notleels
h sreby givea 10 those lldeaiedto 1t temake iDme-
uiate payment, and those having claims against
iE. to IEsScft them duly aatheniicapcd Tor settle
meni on Saturday, the z-th Day Of April
ISIS, at his late rcsidelfee.
JOHN HAMER.
March ~ Administrator.
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"ESTERN PEHNtA. classical AM
w SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE.

w SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE.
The institute prepares Stgdents Dr College,
B-sincss. Professional Schools, HOME fifU- ans
Tcaehing. location elevated. hsaithiui, caey Of
a1Jess, and picturesque. canis 4lding an extensive
view of Chestnut Eiige. Fuii corps % instruc-
tors. Five eoursas % Study. Upen 10 both sexes
Expenses moderate. New bnudiug for ladies.
Open grade IN esch ro18.
Address TIE Principal.
JONATHAN JONES. A. NJ,
Dec. 6. III. Pheasant. ia
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AMONGST IAHy 0Tgz2sARE
EVERY MAcHINEIsW WARRANTED.

Il takes wgl aud gives complete s1tisiaetl01-
Twenty-Five Of these Machines have already
bern sold in this cganty.
also sell he woIi known Feuiiy Favorite or
Weed Niscliaes at ahoui hall the oil price. ant
also Feprirt the various kinds Of sewing machines
promptly anil sstisaetariiy-And al kinls % at
Adsrss CT. WALKER.
Somerset. Pa.
p. S.-Ssmple Nsehines to Is seen % D Fliks
or 81 Casetecf s. Cos store.
Jan. -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-24

Taezlte ariy esel FES FaGEOEAC-
%SFE1ced Sc Che fnarks. We thereof tinttn pIt
Dnew q agsllsf p~atsNssi1g sneE imUliipss.
Al dealers Toying r. sehaa2 oJhsr pug totar.
lgee liable uifhepensly efthe Lnw. sll I'll
spers Is violating cor sficraTa ar nauishl be
10y lrs ari .Els-zauulert-
SAEE AcESFr CONGRESS hEE sE1s-G
TIE esuuiae L~oBtaIAwD EENTaGTg
A&ttG GA tc ftsta Ls i-i fT~ FE= E2E
Z la caeh lump SKA DE ra4l L0nRELA8n
{ DFsraUss saas q ,faleao s5fi IN 1877. aus
=aearE 5000 sa.sias emqtgyst ia ftetorias.
ta1es pait the Gasl1ll4glt ia 1879 afaut
-. Tno.asiG, ani duriaw ihs p8sl - ycir..
sever see. e9e, 99o.
: Hhese c1ods slla Is 81 }anicrs =. manaIretur-rs
safes
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-24

a aitfcra-- don good wark asHuv ufr-
er riacaiEes 1T the EiHi ami viii
ass H7 u1ls Malev until
be- hs- given tLs ua-
ea.l talreuzh ti-
a44ud 81 sais8-
ED WIil is
work
THE ES5PfzE Ta-sher sapa-s,or s-,
q alcf llt t3tgse power.
rEE a. 2. FARouRHR. .io-s ,lrasl
81 F.a ssr a,tacAle1t
THE BEST" Tls Hasers.ssn a-al1
-li G- 5e-I DIAL.
THEHCosiER ares asiG-aiasnianss
S--a I-L
TIE gEST, Tie HagsrHsus spring
Erl Elr r-kt.
1oD0'5 CENTENNIAL Self Dump
EUr-rIEe.
MELLi8GEa's U5rs5 H1y-rases.
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AS REMEDY In
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
sOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.

- E@g LIVER DIS EASEsn11nl
NIE #4ltkiQ' kgesiiea prevail 20 a greater ex-
f0f HI UltIis1 gent filn probably any other
- s1malady, and relief Is always
anTioaSlY s0ughIatter II tie LiYerE Negotiated
in It's aclon health il aimsf inYarahiF secured
indigestion or want OF faction In the Liver causes
Heauache, Constipation JAM dice, Pain n fae
Shoulders. Cough. Dizllacss, Sour stomach, lad
taste nthe mouth. uii.1as attacks pIpiuatiuH %
;he hcari. depression o. spirits orthv hlnes, aud a
hundred other symptoms SIMMONS LIVER RIG
ULAruR g. the bast TtCeiy that has ever been die
covered iur these ailments. = acts mildly, e.
.eatn4ily. and being simaie ~ getahic compound.
can o. DO inlary h. any quantities thal may Be
g. keB. II Is harmless nerery way it has been
used lr forty years ara hundreds from al parts O.
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FlHkLk NEhEIABLE-
Is hErliUSs-
Is n 1EEsIicyioieni meiisi1e.
Is saTo 20 cure IL taken ~reeuierF.
Is ~ intoxicating beverage.
Is the cheapest h1efscine il the world.
Is given wiki ssiety ant 5hapriest resHlts 80
the nest delicate infl1L.
Does not Interfere with business,
Does rot dislrTau-a The So stem.
Takes Tie place Of Outline au3 BilsIs Gfevtzv
Ea,r
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-02-22
GOBLEv1LLE LOCALS.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
The Good Templars OF this place had pub
lie installation OF officers last Friday evening.
After the installation ceremonies the meeting
was addressed by Mr.. Evans, commercial
agent who was sojourning among us for the
night.
a young man (E. Baulch) from the "Sucker
State" being inspired by the divine injunction.
=" 1t Is not good for man to be alone" ordered
his conduct accordingly, and took Miss Carrie
Law, OF Gobleyllle, TO be his wife last Sunday
night. The church was densely packed.
The Ladies' Mite Society held a neck-ue So
cial at the house OF David Wise, OF Pine Grove,
last Tuesday evening, Maple sugar and other
refreshments were served.
public installation OF officers of the Sunday
School was made last evening. The exercises
were very pleasant and imposing.
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a Gentle Hint.

In our style OF climate, with Its sudden
changes of temperature, wind and sun
shine often intermingled IN a single day-it is
no wonder that our children, friends and rela-
tlves are 30 frequently taken from US by neg
lscted colds half the deaths resulting directly
from this cause A bottle or Boschee's Ger
man Syrup kept about your home for immedi-
ate use will prevent serious sickness, large
doctors bill, and perhaps death, by the use OF
three or four doses. For curing Consumption,
Hemorrhages Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group or any diseases OF the Throat or Lungs,
it's success is simply wonderful, as your drug
gust Will tell you. German syrup Is now sold
in every town and village on tins continent.
Sample bottles for trial, 10c. regular size, "a
cents. For sale by all druggists. 2
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-02-22
PORTER LOC.TLS,

From Our Own Correspondent aa
The two protracted meetings spoken OF IN
our last communication are still in progress,
but the one at South Porter will, IN all proba-
bihty, soon close. Elder HUT is assisting the
Rev. o. e. Murray at the church. We under
stand that he halls from Flowerfeld.
On last Monday Ben Streeter and his little
boys went fishing and caught about two BUSH
els of fine perch. He says that they (the fish)
would come to the top of the water and let
them Che and the boys) pick them out with
their hands. We saw some of the fish in Law
ton and know that they were genuine, but they
were scaty mess,
We are credibly informed that some sneak
thief stole all the corn from the crib OF Mr.. j.
P. Ryan, not leaving him enough to feed his
chickens. Hr. Ryan is poor man, living on
twenty acres Of land near the Center, and is in
very Strengthened circumstances. lie contract
ed rheumatism while in the army and is very
much crippled. Efforts have been made to
procure pension for him, but have failed so
far. Any one who would steal from such man
ought not to be granted new trial, If once
convicted.
Jimmy Anderson, who has been engaged in
looking over the western country, comes home
and Gays, " Michigan, My Michigan"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-02-22
EDITOR TRUE NoRTHKRNrR


1 differ somewhat from your correspondents,
both Old and New Style Christians, in this,
that the former clings to the belief that the
idea OF he'll ought not to pass away. and favors
the use OF 1t as q restraint upon sinners in con-
vertipg them to the faith OF christianity while
the latter wishes to ignore hell altogether, but
accept the Bible as the revealed Word Of Goo.
Now, il the Bible don't plainly teach US hell,
then Jesus Christ never preached sermon.
Why, it was just as much his mission as 1t was
to preach salvation to the righteous. And now
my friend, New Style Christian, you should
recolect what the Book OF Revelation teaches
US: Unto every man that heareth the words
OF the prophecy of this Book, If any man
shall add unto these things, God shall add unto
him the plaques that are written in this Book
And If any man shall take away from the words
Of the Book Of this prophecy, God shall take
away his part out Of the Book Of Life and out
OF the Holy City, and from the things which
are written in this Book. BE Careful. Ii.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-02-22
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-02-22

The contract for Overseer of the Poor Farm
has been awarded to Porter a. Dean, by the
superintendent Of the Poor The following
are the bids put in for the place. The first COL
um1 OF figures show the amount asked for in
the bid, the second the number OF persons in
the family, and the third showing the approx
mate cost to the County for salary and cost of
maintenance OF family over two. The Super
intendents based their conclusions on the basis
OF the amount bid aud the support of all men,
bers OF the family OF the bidder over two in
number. Their estimate was that man and
his wife was to be supported in addition to the
amount bid, and that for one additional men,
Der the County would be the loser by one hun
dred dollars, and for each additional member
fifty dollars, as will be seen by reference to the
11oIo
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-02-22

We were agreeably surprised to receive let
ter from Miss Rboda Munger, on Wednesday
last She informs ne that she Is dong good
business and likes her new home very much
She also tells us that two ladies-Miss Jennie
Lee and Miss Ida Joe Brooks-are Principals
in the Union Schools of Little Rock, and re-
ceive the same wages as gentlemen occupying
similar positions. MISS Munger is Treasurer
OF tho Ladies' Benevolent Association Of that
city. She Gays she would rather go without
her breakfast than to miss the True NORTH
ERsER, which usually reaches her on Monday.