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, 1879-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS

To tho E'ilsnr nf TIE Trb,,,.
CHICAGO, JAn. 15--[n looktnrms"e
tcct, a,,weli "A a otux, ma H.. = up 'ylhh,uh
.,.n, .n,;1 nne .1o~ ,,.r,',' - INC nelcs! Nm.
I s." s"". w" usH t'a"th hit upou tb1, S' .S'
lor IN 1tnpoftaht human qualify. oua
Ftattcrv,-sucgcstivo Ut a1rIob.
hours, French waltzes, l,ornnn,. lsse
klssca fby tbo.e vim HADN'T ,t"'ee' "' and stolen
nait1htf,,, .rt,s,,1as, ""u" any right 10 thin,
os.tnt'"' sy'!aolcs4 H
En good ttitn0 II properly conauc,.a
bad thing tflko capital nun,sh,nss.s' and
bunG1cd urer. 'aeot} Thep
II should be i1cllcatclv ,,,,,,a,,.
chturoform In thctlcntlst-roonl s''a H. Qls
ttnic. Il shouldn't Ga trial tj, ~ nuu little .ts
same spot. -0 ''' otten 10 tts
For Instance, It won't in IN ns,,,
too much. II / wcrc-sny MI s'ta. an el.or
persosol-tl,o conductor of Thn n.t;t.n.iihe tole
cctyel eIx htlptred icttrra at.'a.. n".he. and Il.
saying, "Dcar, lctlrhtfni 'c1,ta. motnr9,
att-wlse and untnpeachai,ln t,1,,' sIsatart d
print my ptckles' or tP0etrys G n 'usni Mssts
paper this week. etc.. / nm irrtI,, yous sseN
1t would sickcn inc to rruan fnr y !. % tblni
for aomc enthusiastic cfcnt,,rc IL Ifst atl
Office with face aour as a t1isheI,,hhe h,,he lntonI
"Look here, rou old caat-tron b"oh y! ef1lny:
lctterl I'm coming around sat,,rIa.. ur1etnf
II that isn't pubLshcl,-in nrn,utG1o.,. .n.''sn'nt
mind Y0u,-you'1 better hare the ho..s. plase
uufanc0 waiting for one Of ns hera p'!oi IN.
mc either. D'yc hcar1's s'@aua 20
And though possibly ntp,,t rf,o.
the speaker, ever 20 I}tt,c.-lt w1,,,I Lon
distinct admiration OF her orp,na,i,r w n1h
should possibly tHterposc: ill.,, aaa
madame, to,-to offer yuu a chair, maa,s,. IT ~
10 tender yu'i our-Our tha1lks, tna,lana :, ~
, 1879-02-08

To ehs ELitaF af 1As Tribune.
LAREsIng, ILL.,, Feb. 8.-Thc Home haa p''s
50 full Of solid sensc lately that l sm a''ao's
afraid 10 venture IN will. my bit Of nout'uH,
but, having Tnnlc up my mind to be fesop''&~
to back seat, have boldly wsIcs III.
Slnca MUGS dlsapprova! u my teslaTof 1osns
thst "unfortunate boy," asye fst'Fea'o!' ~, ~.
self 10 cousLlts hls way ard be wise; sSu' s"sl Is,
mature lellberatioD, haro come !" t''s soa.' .i,
sion that 1t would not do to folio" hIa aa'Ie'
this case, though It ulay be we'll todof 80 ~ .oA
instances. OF cnuEsc, am very much o'1ss.
to Mac tor hIs kltdueas; but | think thefea
sou,e natures over which tic rod Eas w
luence. 1remember tho burning sss.,i,ssJ sspss n
luattra anQ fudtgnatiun which LUIS foa w.. i
tu Myself when applied By t!te s!.e ...stlL a.'tlL
some rclIc of thu dark sscs. while fe so.."I
grlereL louk on Inv tfiusiaer's fa:s t'oA XIX.
tl,a R3uglAy feelings, u,ll left !ee .ens ,s'h1f,
nossp f0F having caused her pa's'. ~ .t fn,a
naturs IL probably nut Totally a' a'"esI "eeI,Is,s,a
i..tns; therefore, au tot think Tue ogp'rut
Ut the rod which siac suggests wuuu !. ,,xr
the usaised result. have rtsolssa;t ..sr"u
kcftns to bo 10 remedy lor tlls s...,,I.
vt Ius quietly down with pa'!snes pT,IIsat,
my soul, aud wIn mariyr's efo~t' ;m ly,.
sce, eysn noH far tn the . luau's' ,l,s urrtIss
works ut arr, crowd IT earnest ta'sa ',s nh
ou shu tait brow Vi st. Florence. x'tfsou e,I,t
4 martyrs crown, whi!c tllc famous ,,,u,, I.x:
platus tu the eager l!stcurrs h" w :, an ut1,
ago. when the human )" Was yet H. 't a5 ,irJt
liked state, tlts narttrsalut ''seu ,,." Iu .usi
victim u ler devotion to ~" uoeu, s,'s,<, ieaa
known ~ tu,all hoy. Whst E!o.s Eo.,,,e ~!
bear present misery for the sake o. ~. s,tr
Franc, / eujuy your sparkling lstte'tt in. yu.,
much, a,ll ans anxlousy sal'su. ~ III. .ta.i,
experiences IN Ire, low talat yoa nt'1 ~ lie W.,
i 4 l.L.
takes tlsup Interest y ll's leu't' ~. 1I Ilsly
really fallen il. luru with dear ltt!e 's ~ Nas. u!
alsu tAkuu iii unan:ouut3hle iisnkt ',,nsu :" ltat
t.nsginea ccrtsla sour old fs"''s u. IT, iIerssd
i4.ss. lie Aou.s ever p,yt","x M .s,. sS ~ s,n
FROM occasional suox.balls, pFnte"'nS Is, ~
lind eotues* spurs no!l"; ,;, ''''.suD ~'u b. ~
vurctY hc send. ii. ,ces W to W." -, ',s s.t.trs
Is not III unsolnnluu thing tnfs .,.a,,. ~ s;[A'
ahouts of dertsiya Iau:tter ls'hh Is' ~ 1,y.3is@
sntiy, IL tv ar, i. luz ans evt'so ,t'a w.
But the gentleman rvldtt:ls ~ Ia ~ lrsJs
as was pfurcu BY AL incident Wilt ,,s.nt .! -
few days o1o. Ed My at4n'tl"- ~ ',,'.t 10 "a
house, xut.tllu.. viii h1s h-s11a 'A''
, 1879-02-08
LYING.
/ TOO PREVALENT gYIIn


OTTAWA, ILL.,, Feb. Alt has been said that
''lnau Il nothing but tusiucerlty, fascllooi. aud
hypocrisy, both In regard to hlnsc,t anu In re-
gard to othera." liz docs not u Ish to be told
the truth, ard he avoids telling It 10 nthera;
and ala thcae uuaccountsble moods, 80 lnconsi4t-
ent with justice and reazon, have their roots In
bis heart. "Wo nll wear ctoa1s," and are 10
accustomed 10 tlrceiyfng others that VIC arc our.
Eely-s deceived, fur what WI thought ~ surely
hidden from them Wua must apparent. II Is Tho
worst of all phases Of dishonesty to cheat one's
self, for tArn al sin Is easy. Qh huw laulentaba
that deceit should dwell III this glorious tcsrcs-
trial sphere. The love for children has
become universally recognized "a n necessary
eiesncnt of worthy character; therefore some,
Giid might say .uauy, proclaim this affection
on the Eousetop. and would bs highly Indignant
were any ona to question their acts II yo,
scalsy love tl,en,, You do not show annoyance II
tlris little lmpeftccttous are manifested On sona
1arcs und garments soled aid torn, thry arp \
nutsotlcr, usII you trnW your rpbes about you
AMI tell them THEY had better 80 to thesr nurse.
Their questions n,ate you nervous, amt u They
like thu rcAt Ut suniENcr frcnds. ~ lore good
little EiFl ~ said . visitor Gus day. "Yes, but
lnau!t1A loves 6au ones tOu. Sometimes 2t1
bad, n'll thru hcr low tnatrs nc good again. !
."Ase% sseH tAA ~ As3 tA~"h"S'
Ilesseu tic child whose notlscs luyts tilenl wle1
RooA or bad mud no cloak Of pretension throw q
over lfttM willis ihr guest - present, anu then
removed, sn1 threats xIla blows succeed the
Eal.ery aud felgnrt Atfectiun. Hofuu wear 4
cloak 70 tltgk, aud nrappcd 70 closety about
them, ilat nothlaE can pcEco Its hn1.enetrubl9
folds, wbllt 0tArF4 assume It culy wliyu going
OUT lu soctcty. At hons 1t II laid asile with thu
l4t ail gluSes. OF leil t!ls door,sAat With lie
mud sAe Iubt from la!uty kboea, - sls recalls
The tulltux ho9sema,t tronl lie Kitchen, and IN
1ar tEoi plsustuG tones QAka II there IL never lu
bo clean porch At that house, ulnt II rot sne
may ~ we'll !caYe aaw IL later. tuu thls bs tile
laly who Just now lett her frlenu, alnt
told bee she must 10 lno.e patsat with her
help II she would retain tlleua, aud must Alwaya
Lsyt pleasing su.ile, "foE, you know. they aIs
hut Muslat. alal ~ encouraging word Gues 4
great way" Fofgiya tier, gcutla EeaAera; sh<
did not .utsnd to drop her CLOAK before her duo,
eo.s.i TN us. A new .u,ustcE enters our c.ty
i pteA.tu9 ~ u,aul,erp, u!akes long tEaycrs. Il
tttist tu every toulxard} religious Observance
u,'t w telIsty blu slucefs IL liI dcalis " ~u1t
1uE Ills h1anter. 4 day vi L4fknos4 eolues, Lii
tiaek eltkk u hypocrisy falls lronl h[s stal ar
4u.u, l1n where VIC md hsheld IA suxei OF TIL
I.os,l, s'trarug' heallbg in hts wluxs." We seq
Gend Hho destroyed family happiness, eusiect
lhr youthful MiAts lutruslcu u his care iult
crooktd Haths, and btouGut d1Ixraea un lht
Huu.s u uiu, who st4I,,ls waiting to iurgiyt
llu. To Lit members of the congregation III.
, 1879-02-08
SAVE YOUR PLANTS.
70 ths Editor of 1hs 7'Ftbn4ns.

Paw Paw. Mich, Feb. Ave well know what
q feeling comes over one when wa awaken on y
morning TO aud that the weather has suddenly
grown cold, that !u ths ''vee sula' houra " jack
Fsost has esowded himself Into our qulet nest,
I'LL! how delighted he must hare been NTH our
faiFlrs, fos though not fiicud s.or acquaintance
that wo arc on speaklug terms with, Ut drsits 80
to ta, yet haa he. out Ut pure rtllatay, huGgeu
and squeezed our pEvciout pets 10 usath.
lfow quick w spring frou our beds, unl long
to 4o something to .trsngls hiua.. Well. tl4rn.
do as BID 3ou, aud Joy will again bloom In
your hearss within week, ! promise. Fry the
plants carefully out Of the dirt. und tsY them lu
, 1879-02-08

.i..,., ..-Y M t ~ VV,.,t.. ,.A .
c'o'shsic aFguea IN reply. Whother a"cn
rartr really went TO Tr'yts Il qufso ministerial.
it Is only natural 10 suppuro ll!at such visits
won1l h. frrurent. anil I hare described f1,e
n,nrrr,nr+ MI q. .rr-,r,iinr. iu.t =. ,hor
n'o"','e"s ~, ""' s' '"'' , 'o"."s' @ I"ss 10
ate' In It's essentials my letter fs 's"e' ahu' a.
all ovnnts, II one writes lottcrs, 1t IA necessary
to 10 iptcrssttnR. Such, tu effect, Haa her ar.
ru,ocnt. and i havc ,inrc h.cn .nutod many
times ~ shtervnu fliussrstiuna nj tbo tn,na
nrincinle fnr wnt,t n ri ut rsycr mora 20 than
when rrat]Inp A}faretta,a tjifrt.s cfruston in
Thc iiorno Of i'm. ii.
Nov, / THOROUGHLY cntoy 1ctfun. but Il must
bc trn,' Il, mnt,rs. tnirrafc NJ, nnIrndfctinns.
no chrnuolorIcai rrrors. M " Observation-Disclosures
Thc Urn stp.iGuee', J, mist 10 perfect
And in,Iirt Alfnrc,In fnr 4 canitat ofYonse.
She has deliberately tmyented storY calculated
to wurk uuOn lid sympsthIes of The fiumo
re aders
Si,c cannot eycn offer the icsuttscal t]ca .lnt
ahe lid cyfl That otl n,frht comr for sho hal
, 1879-02-08
RIIaUNATl9N.
To fhs Editor a. Tht T'Fibuns,

To fhs Editor ~ 7ht TFtbuns.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7-In answer to Mother Hub.
bard's tnqIry NJ 10 what will curs rheumatism,
would aay that mitch depends upon the class
ot rheuinAtlsm. Iuaamtnatory rheumatlsm u
greatly aggravated by outward applications of
llniments. Tho parts afflicted should bo
wrapped In oil silk, md medicine TO allsy the
pain antl to produce persparatfou taken inter-
nalIy. Some cases OF Rheumatism require an
alkali treatment; othcrs arn benefited by tho use
Ut aclJs. h4yu seen tbs lastnasneu Fhcuma.
tEsln perfectly cured by the use Of lem oa~ Juice,
when alu!oat every xnoxu rcmedy had fallaa To
relieve.
Boqu the uaa OF lannon's by taxing tbs Juice
OF one lemon i day. mud fHrreasu ons leluun
each day until you have taken tho lu!cr Ut
eleven lrnons In . day. Have tho juice VI tile
ltlnuns squeezed out With q 1emul-sQueezur
ihto goblet, ai'ti drink It without aamixtuses
u any sors about II :. H., each day. After
tukinE tl.s julcu pf Tue eleven lemons, stop
for week; then II fou stIl feel any symptoms
VI the disease, begin agal1 with ths jllice Ut
one lctsInu, H;'t! iurrcaan to eleven, al before,
ului stop. Use tie shin.sklnbel lemons, as
they arc morc juicy and acld. Tile systen will
e1psrtenca NJ Inconvenience from thr Increased
luse.
baths in tepia water each day in which q
teaspoonful Of soda has been d1asu!Fed; and
said 70 ee excellent. After bathlug, rub thor
| unytly dry with Turkish bath.towcl, md wear
tanucl uHdtEclothcs uext to The person. At
night. bcfors retiring, use 6eshbrush freely.
lIle naTow brush, about half yart& long.
u the best kind and must cunscuieut
TO usc. 10 not sleep IN the clothes lila. Jou vore
/ iutinz the day. but have either fsnuel, us eau
tou.sanncl, nishs.drrss. aml IL many other
cloths as you u.ay desire, but use nothing tl,at
YOU ~osu during tic day. llahg up youf day-
ctothcs ami ulr thrlA uutipg The night. unu air
yoar ni.ht.elutl!ek through the aAy. lo lot eat
tastry, cakr, or awccts u any kind; rat lneat
Only " dinner, aud do NOT uso milk. Tpks .
nut. Citrate uf I.tna Eu three grain doses otis
| aul a.ia!t Nnurs utter lHeils " also III exerI-
lenl frucjy fur rheumatism; but do not use 1t
w"'I iakt,r: IL ids. ~ ihc twu ncutralkc ear,l
u,..:E. ]! uot benrtltci ~ tllcse leElvIics, ~
, 1879-02-08

Ia f,is Edfi8r Of TIT Tribune.
HupsoN, wis+, Jun. 00.-Wlll somc OF Tho
Hume readers please tell mo what Will remove
stains from marble, nntl how to npply the rem.
clyl l refer to vinegar and lemon stal1ls, which
lGaye large black spots TINT t.ave tried In vain
to remove. Obi:ga Mas GERTRUDE White.
, 1879-02-08
70 1sR1foyB pANpKuFF,
n fhs Editor a} IAe Tribune.

IN fhs Editor a5 The Tribune.
OsnKosil, WIS.,, Feb. a.-lo!den Hair: butter,
aDpliei immediately, will prevent bruEse turn
lug black md blue. Tho wire brush Is very nice;
We havc used II In tho fatniy several years, al,d
prefer 1t to all others. Ctrun onttnont il OK
gcllent TO rcnoye dandruH mud cluan the head.
l.. a. Il.
, 1879-02-08
temperance Work Discussed from
Various StandpoInts by
Trio OF Teetota1ers.
Plants and Thoir Care the Sub
,jcct of Numerous COill-
rn,1nicntiOns.
"Auaretta's" Inconsistencies Neatly
Exposed by Young Lady
from Indiana,
WR ECK5.

WRECKS.
Only the hutl Of vcsscl
By wind and wave washed TO shore:
Only tbs wreck Of q nobts ship:
Yet 10 me II 10 something more.
1t speAks in strange. eti11 manner
or the storms and winds Il has 6rAved,
Until. overpowcred In the struggle.
This frame IL ali that 10 saved.
It tspeaks Of life lost to dcas one,
OF hops bnrietl-fo.eyer TO s1eep.
Alast how p1sinIy II tells u
or the treasures thers arc in ths deep.
oh, df&after wFeck than wreck at seal
Oh, greater loss than humnn lifat
To sec the hopcs We ones held dear
lIeced!n9 frum III In the strtfe.
To feel. a. tta Years grow ahofter,
That We never on Garth shalt sec
Eyeu tho promise Of fu1tllment
OF all We sought or hoped 10 be.
MANY STONE.
, 1879-02-08
RECIPES, ETC.
MEJplNG HulilIEh-s1toEy.
T,a ihe EIiIpk Ut Ihf l,rlhilnk.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 1.-Svill some ono
please scEd me a recipe, care Of The I1oxE, for
n,eudiuK rubber-s!locsi NHLL1g ULr.
, 1879-02-08

TO Hot enrinrs. Ark, and ba,bc r., !,
tnsr'dis t!rsi nn 10 ar them They arc sr,t.
spgs,'S tp nov i IL yntr ,In,na ea,
Mo Ii caro- ot Tho Home, s,;rea+ reas+ ~,l,s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-07-09
rhe ohre Nationals.

TOLEDO, June q The convention
of nationals who withdrew from the
Columbus convention was held here
t1-dsy. After adopting platform
Ter from Peter Cooper, advising the
Oaio Greenbackers 10 vote for GeB
f Ei0g. wac read and received With
great applause. The following reso-
luton was adopted
'1n view OF the extraordinary po-
litical situation we deem il expedient
to nominate State ticket at this
time"
A number Of the supporters Of the
Columbus ticket and platform were
refused admission 10 the hsll snd a.
te-xa-6 held . meeting wbea To
Hamilton county deiegatios, 10 syo =
BY themselves, resolved 70 supDorf
beth the platform and tfe ticket POI
forth a. Columbus. AID then the bal
s5ee who had refrained from voting
adopted a resolution to support D.
Columbus ticket ba. not the platform
The meeting was exciting s0d tt-
epers hcuse convention eksraeferiz u
n bitter terms s. q seIs-oot 70 Its
Democrats
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-07-09

State Superintendent Wickersbam
has issued the following circular to
superiniendents, which is Of equal
interest to all who propose TO make
application for schools:
The signs Of the times indicate the
application Of largely increased num-
bers Of persons for teachers eerufi-
Gates during the current year. They
viii come 70 TIE examinations pos
sessing all degrees Of qualification
for the work Of teaching, very good,
good, fair. poor, and very poor. The
purpose Of this article ia TO request
superintendents 20 adopt al their ax-
aminations such standard Of qualif-
eaiions ss will shut out al applicants
except about enough 10 supply the
schools. Ia this way the schools
will be protected from the rush Of in
competent teachers. the teachers
profession viii be strengthened and
elevated, and the educational inter-
esis Of the pablic will be greatly sub
served The threatened evil Is
swarm Of ineompeients in cur school
rooms az very low salaries. If not
checked, It will drive the oest teach
ers cut Of the profession and greatly
decrease the efficiency Of our schools
The men 10 guard the school interests
thus jeopsrdized are the superintend-
snts lis their duty to do it without
'esr or favor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-07-09

A couple were occupying middle
seat in the ladies' ear, having got on
at way station. Probably attracted
by the invisible fascination which
never fails TO bring about contreienps,
a gentleman from rear car came in
aud took seat Immediately behind
the pair. There was shock Of sur
prise as his eyes irst fell upon them,
aud a deathly pallor overspread his
couutenanee. But this for an instant
only. Then a fush succeeded, and
queer smile began to play around the
corner Of his set determined lips. An
hour passed. The billing and cooling
went on, and the man was patient
and evidently an interested listener.
The people in the car began to per-
ceive that something unusual was
going on. Finally the man leaned
forward, with the peculiar smile
still lowering about his lips. aud said:
II beg pardon, bu; yCu seem to be
enjoying yourselves immensely"
The lady rose with stifled scream.
and wheeling around confronted the
stranger with paid and great,
staring eyes Her companion was
no less disconnected. He, too, had
risen to bis feet, and stood uneasily
looking at the intruder, flushing and
paling by turns.
"My God, it has come at last !"
walled the woman.
The stranger was cool aud imper-
turbable.
"You did not expect to see me,
did you?"
Heavens knows | did not !" ex-
claimed the lady from whose eyes the
tears had already begun TO trickle-
"Well, it's not unusual. People
often meet under peculiar circum-
stances / suppose you are on your
bridal tour?"
The lady covered her face with her
hands and sank back into her seat.
She had already begun to sob hys-
terically.
81 happened along this way by
mere chance continued the stranger.
II am going West to LeadvilIe. |
thought would try and do some
thing for the children, inasmuch as
you have left us. But | trust you
will not let this accidental meeting
disturb your enjoyment"
Tue woman was moaning in abject
misery.
II wish you all sorts Of happiness,
and will no longer intrude upon you.
This, ladies' and gentlemen" facing
around 10 the spectators, ''is my run
away vile aRd her lover. They are
very nice people," and then turning
away be stalked out leaving the gull
ty couple alone in their humiliation
and shame. At the next station they
quit the train.-Dencer Nelcs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-07-09
THE GARDEN.

.'Come into the gsrien, Mand.''
For the black ba. nigh. has fiown.
And she cats that.danced on the onion he'd
Have len II at last alone;
Bat there Isn't an onion LETT inthc patch
That weuld care 20 own.
eFor the breeEcz Of morning movc,n
And she sun is climbing high.
And looked al the garden patch love,
And think should like TO die;
could kick every cat in The ncigbberhood
Clear up 20 the azure sky.
All nightthe onions have hearl
Brindle, Tstby, and Tom;
And the truck patch looks as if 1t hal been siirre,
BY an eighi-inch Ericsson bomb;
II you mentioned The pansy bed in a worJ,
You win have to cailit giom.n
TAey have made one ieng, wild tear,
From The porch 10 the alley gate;
They arc coming again, l swear,
And collar the shotgun and wait
And the brindle eat wanls, ~Is he here -
And the grayoat yelis on the gate;
And the black cat yoals at the others in lear.
And the yellow cal walls in hate
They are coming, hear their feet,
On the roof and perch they tread
They are coming TO vrcstie and beat
Down the earth in the onion bed
But liurl them back IN retreat
With handful Of powder ana icad
And laugh at their wauls and scrambIing feet
On tlleroof on my neighbor's shed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-07-09
me origin of crosuet.

Croquet players who have begun
to indulge in their favorite and ma
tional sport viii be interested in the
origin of the game.
Croqnet is not. as many suppose,
of modern birth, but may be traced
through its various stages to Persia
as far back as the eighth century
It's original was pals, which the Per-
SLAMS played with long handled NAL
let called 'ehugan.' In the ninth
century the game made its way into
the Eastern empire. the original NAL
let changing its form to long staff
ending in broad bend filed with a
network Of gut strings. Thus, y
says writer on the subject, there
appeared in the East as belonging to
the great play of ball on horseback,
the first shapes of two implements
which remodelled the whole play life
Of medieval Europe, the 'chugan' being
the ancestor of the msllets used 10
eroquet, and Of an endless variety of
other playing clubs and bats, with the
bent staff with its network was
primitive racket"
We fnd that the original ball games
ia which sticks were used were play
ed on horseback, and instead Of polo
being an outgrowth Of these sports
played on foot the latter are the
changes made in the Persian game Of
'chugan,' which, ss has been said,
was the parent in all our games in
which artificial means are used 10
propel the ball
The transition from the 'cbugsn' Of
Persia 20 the short handled mallet
used oo foot vas easy and natural
aud The substitution Of club came by
gradual stages. tte hand being prob
4bly the original implement which
was superseded by rounded stick -
Nelrs.
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is full Of this class Of reasoning. and
shows legal knowledge of the sub
lect in less space than any that has
been delivered during the extra ses-
sion. Mr. Bayne is yet a young man,
and if this speech on the Army bill Is
specimen of bis capabilities, we
predict for him a useful as well as
a brilliant legislative future.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-07-09

The true hospitality Of the home
is never loadIy demousirative. IL
never oyerwkelns you with its greet
ing, though you have not a doubt OF
its sincerity You are not disturbed
by the creakiBg of the domestic lsa-
ohinery, suddenly impelled g. anwos-
ted speed for your accommodation
Quietly il does iEs work. that i nav
put you in possession Of i,s Eesalis
He Is uos the true host, she is rot
the best hostess. ho Is eFsr going 70
and fro with hurried zeal. which in
plies forced effort 70 eiIees aaspiia-
bic appearance. bar rather ne one
who takes your e0Disg sita oaiet
dignity sEd nois.es~ pai5slgkIng /:
who never obsrGdes Affection. xez i
very si'entiFe all The wbiie: q bo
makes vou. 10 word. 81 home.
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n nnNk MONTH guaranteed. az CAV
VtHltfat hane Erate ~ the Industrious.
n 1tltt.aplial not required: We VII s.Arr
UUUUyuG. Nen. wsEnen, boys and giris
make snoncy faster a; WaFk Cor a.
rhzn a. ANYTHING else Tie wurk 5 light and
pleasant and sleh IS anyone can 70 rizhf AZ.
fhase Ehe are wise DO sc thls no,iee vii, ssad
there addresses az 0nce ami see Tor themselves
costly oEtni aod Terms FREE New Il the tine
Ihose already - work axe lying uP large sGras
q rlCncy
Addrsss TRUE = CO, Augusta, Maine
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Thursdau. .IuIu IL. 1879,

Thursday, July II, 1879,
AZ O'Clock r. ~. all the right title, interest and
claim OF tie defendant. A. " Faith. oi in and to
the following described real estate situate in SOM
ersei Twp. Soinerset county, Pa. cuntaiuiEg -s
aces, more or less, Of which there are about IS
acres cleared wiki q one and half story frame
dwelling house aud log s,ahie thereon erected, sd
joining iands Of George G.. i-icnty- Henry walker
and others, with the sppurtenanees-
Taken In execution AT the suit Of John Gay
comb. use OF Hertz keiser.
NOIICE.-Ail persons purchasing ~ the above
gale viii please take notice, that part ofthe pur
chase money--lo be made known At the time OF
sale-wiii be required as suon rs the property Is
snocSed down. Otherwise it will again be exp soo
20 sale al the risk o. the frs purchaser. Ihe resi-
due of the purchase money must be paia ca II be-
fore Thursday OF the lrst week OF August Court.
the time fixed by tae Court ior securing the ac-
knowiedgmeut of deeds. aai no deed viii pc
acknowledge until purchase money { paie in iall.
Shcra's Office EDGAR kGLE.
June -, ls7a. Saciin.
June -