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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-09-24

The mutation tias attained, in consequences OF
the maieilous ours it has prodnced during the
last haiceniury, sufficient assurance to the
public hiitwill csntinuc to realize the happiest
results bat cin belesired. In almost every
section country there are persons, publicly
known, ,rohave ben restored from alarming and
even deserate diseases of the lungs. by its use.
All whohy, ,tried itacknoviedge its superiority;
and whee j virtue are known, no one hesitates
as to wis Medicine 20 employ TO relieve the dis
tress an sracring peculiar to pulmonary anec-
tons. tHE EY PEeroRAL always affords in
slant rect, and peforms rapid cures of the
milder v,rietss ofbrtncl.ial disorder, as well as
the moreforiidablc diseases of the lungs.
As asafguari tochildren. amid the distress
ing diseases thich bese; the Throa. and Chest Of
Childhood ids invaluable; for, by is timely use,
multitude al rescuci and restored to health.
This mtiide gains friends at every trial, as
the cures : constantly producing are too re-
markables.o Z forgotten. No family should be
withou; il asi those who have once used it
never viii.
EIIli.snt Py ysicians throughout the country
prescribe 4 4 clergmen often recommend it
from their i.ovledge OF its effects.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-09-24

For Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs. Colds.
, Whooping Co ugh,
Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Cousun,ution.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
NOTES FROM YALE.

lrRom ~ o-ct tsIoytL CORRESPONDENT or THE rflhtNE
NEw-HAvES, April 3.-This afternoon the
ten men who were successful in writing for the Junior
Exhibition Prize spoke IN the Battcll Chapel Tic SUD
iecis and speakers were as follows: Sayonarola Ed
ward " Bentley; Marcus Aurelius Antoninus' ID
mund f. Green Edmund Burke."Ie Roy b. Peckam'
O. NAPOLEON and Mexico" Edward :. Noyes; " Henry
Grsttan nud Irlsh Liberty" Henry w. Taft; lgna
tins Loyo,a" Dickinson W. Richards; "Nartn Luther
Doremu- scuddcr; Our Country's Place Among the
Nations )" Sidney c. Partridge; Peter the Great Will
lam H. Hall; " The Armada" Frank W. Hopkins. Inc
prize was awarded to william NJ Hall, OF Ashheld
Mass.
Monday evening the Yale Orchesta assistedr by the
Yale Glee Club gave a concert at the AthCnTum This
is the first appearance OF organization. and Their
success was catering The orchestras playing aston
lslfd everybody.
The newspapers all over the country stll continue to
announce that Mr. Herman Livingstone, OF 1dlr j. 10
row against Mr. Goddard. OF Harvard II Is not MT eI
LivnCsj jOne, but younger brother OF MS, MI L.
7. Livingstone. -,
There Will be three more praise services IN the
Battcu Chapel before the summer vacation lhc tSeI
Ciscs include solo aud congregational singing ana
short address and are dcservcdy popular Ihe oates
are Ami Is, MAY II. and june 10.
Professor Garter Is delivering series OF very interest
ing lectures to those Seniors who take German Tor an
outOpal and number from tine other Opuonal5 come
IN tO hear them. ~.
OF about 400 Chinese books by Mr.. Yung Wing Of 5i,
Chinese Secretary Washington. This Is the second
Gift Of valuable books made by this gentleman 10 the
library.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
CARPETS, CURTAINS AED UPHOLSTERY.

Sheppard kngpp's large carpet and uphol-
Etery establishment, Nos. - and l91 SX have, ranks
among the hest known houses tie city, j has a vide
reputation throughout the country, ard sells largely 10
country dealers. The Spring campaign opened
large reduction in several departments winch cjuta IN
all the newest styles d gus aud coors to be found
in these goods. Among the newest designs shown are
the japanese carpets, which generally in small fix
urcs squares du rich colors although occasion
ally they found bright, vivid Lues great dea-
of yellow these japanese carpets. THIS sats
the present for yellow which is Tor articles
designed for personal well as house decoration
Something entirely new is found N the Italian or floral
carpets These may be inferred from their name,
On large raj designs with much green iu leaves and
foliage. Fern leaves are conspicuous among The flowers
u these designs. The Persian carpets shown here are
generally IN Ayht grouuds with small bright Persian
j. copied r9w Persian rug. and contains an the rich
Coo's usually combined 20 these rugs. carpet Of
quaint design, combining both the japanese and Persian
designs ana CO.tT-, l- called tie " Oriental rumuu-
fic" carpet. Handsome SMlrua. Indian and
Persian rugs are SD Vu ln all ilZra, from The tiny
foot Iur 20 tle rug designed 90 The Cutlc floor
The huapp~tau rug j. speciality o This house aud Is
rhOWuin variety Of cO.Ors ana designs The mgain
aud cheaper grades OF carpets u designs aud color
carpets, ana u price beginning as lOW as 80 cents a
yard
The upholstery department contains an the new ma.
teiIMs In furniture coverings and trimmings. Inc
Sst material used Tor THIS purpose De- The silk ca merC
which D. shown 10 special designs.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
THE COURTS.
DEFINING THE EXCISE LAW.

DEFINING THE LACISL LAVE
ARGUMENT ON TIE MOTION TO QJASh I'M ,,,, i.,',
MFNr AGAINST EXCISE COMMISSIONERS NoHHi
son AND MERKIE.
I'm the Court Of General Sessions on 0"'ul
sav motion was made TO Quash the indictment "N"n'
Richard J. Morrison and Phlip Merkle, LNcse No"i''S
ios Tho indictment ia for misdemeanor for an al
t., ,,.tiop NJ the law in granting to bNfhe "n''o
~ 10 Wet Uoustou-st license TO sell liquors a.
.,, t, were not men Of good moral charactelunho'
-, oitort ability 10 keep a hotel, that hotel was
-, ssar in the locality and that they dld not have
,t necessary accommodation for hotel as requlIeu un
der the statute. -,
rvIpdce DI;tcnhoefer argued that under the law
1y,,c & White had only thing to do-to propose 20
rccp hotel They were Obliged 10 actually keep II
at the time of the application for license Inc lhO'c
rcnt charged that they proposed to keep hotel ana
therefore there was no neglect OF duty 10y the comms
soncrs The Indictment did not charge the defendants
with intent to disregard and peryer the statute anu
vas arrued where the intent makes tbe dCI dh JIM
4 lnusf be- So charged in the Indictment Ike any D
TACT constituting the offence. Another polnt was n ~
tbe Board Excise under the law conslstcu VI 'i
members. the action Of two conmisslonCIs-'" '"''
lurcfiuc-was an absolute uulli'y. -... ~.
Dstr.ctAttOTney PHELPS IN reply 10 lut fon' ~ =,
where the intent was necessary iuCrcd'en ol w "C'
must he ayOwed, COntcuded that tnc pr,I'iP u
apply iu tbe case OF the defendants. hau thC iuVV
Itcuf been for failure 10 grant license u 'EHt Vc
deecncc mat yy, commissioners mad no power 10 act'
INT having done thev had no poWetto 10 40 'no ue
PENDANTS we're clearly liable to punishment u..,
n was agreed between counsel that lhe ~ uIno,t
ebouIJ lao cousdcred as made not only on Holoh 10
ouacl hut on demurrer well. so that an aPle may
lie taken immediately by either lary. Judge Oo"lus
took the papers and reserved hs decision.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
GoTERYOR WcLELLAA'S APFOINTEES.

HIS POWER TO APPOINT JUDGES QUESTIONED
trRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBuSh''
TRENTON, April 4.--During the recent ses-
sion OF the Legislature Governor Mcclellan sent III 10 'o
Senate a number OF nominations 10 the bench OF 'he
Court Of Common Pleas. Accompanying the nohlna
tons was a message setting forth the advantages o
non-partisan judiciary. Taking him at ms woru' 'n'
Senate rejected the nominations OF four gentlemen a7
Presiding Judges Of the Common Pleas in Essex Mercer
Middlesex and Monmouth Counties respectively on 'nc
ground that their appointment would make the court III
tpose counties Democratic The nominations were hot
renewed nor we're any Others sent in while the Les7
ture was in session The terms OF tho ncumbents eN
pred on March 81 and April the Governor issued
commissions to the gentlemen who had been previously
rejected appointing them judges. They were sworn III
and proceeded to perform the duties.
now appears that there is some doubt as 10 the con
sttutonalty OF their appointment, and the principal
argument Is based on the report OF the Commllce on
Elections Of the United states Senate IN Tue
seat case OF Charles H. Bel as senator IRON New
shire Ii is understood by these who question the I-ht
OF Governor appoint judges ihal lhc argument ~
that the appointing exists in faci ony ID cNht
of DEATH removal OF TcslCuatOH, and cannot usip tc
elective power OF the Legislature when inc term 'As
bv limitation The Constitution OF New-Jersey HahtS
precisey the same use the word happen as tha OF
tle United States The argument OF those VINO question:
the Governors action Is therefore the same as at oi
The majority of the Committee on Elections OF lt OHlc
states Senate II is understood here that thc boau W
Frechodcrs IN Essex County have already dlcceu .hc
Treasurer OF the county to refuse TO pay the aohtcc
IN that county and the boards OF Mercer ana
which also Republican, are prepared TO auop' Tue
anna gpfr
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
ARAuROAD RICH IN LAWSUITS.

THr NUMEROUS ACTIONS now PENDING AGAINST
TIE WABASH ROAD-A CURIOUS RECORD OF
IrGAL COMPLICATIONS.
A hearing III the suit of Levi Ho!brooK
AGAINST the wabash Railroad Company has been SET
down by Judge shope for April 10 at PlUsheid' III
The suit was brought last Monday in the Brown Circuit
Court in Illinois, on the first mortgage bonds of the
Quincy and Toledo Railroad. issued in 1862 The
wabash Company. in an ardavt sworn to by It's
counsel admitted the allegations made IN the compliant
but rested is defence upon technical grounds. lhe
hearing in the Meov suit in the Fountain Circuit Court
IDdiqna. will take place at CoyingtOn tomorrow.
Owing 10 the refusal OF tho company TO allow an OK
animation Of Us books at Toledo. IN obedience 10 the
order of thenols Court application has been made
recently 10 the United states Courts for similar order
Jndre Drummond. OF the United states Circuit Court
ra Informed counsel that he IS unable, account OF an
engagement at Milwaukee 10 tx date when he vii hear
Tie arguments The motion has been made in former
fu I'm the United states Courts, brought by Hobrook
on bonds OF the 81. Louis division Of the road.
The following suits are now pending against the wa
bash Raroad The Tyson suit, transferred in May last
from the state Courts Indiana 10 the United states
Court 10 that State; tho Tyson suit transferred 10 the
United states Courts the state courts OF lLdanai
fo Tn1hrCoL suit ia the United States Court for the
Southern District Of Illinois, the Neiov sun,
in the state Court of Illinois al Crnana; the
Coyicton ana the HolbrOOk sUit, recently begun on
the Quincy and Toledo bonds m the STATE Court oI Brown
Comfy Ind. These suits the frSt, second ana
COusuldetcd mortgage and tbs equlpnem DoHds. fI0r
fh7t OF Harding iu 1877, which settled According
60 the statement of Treasurer C0Tueau gwen last sum
meT Of the cases tine compromise ul tHat
su then appeared on the cOnPanys Doohs as an asset
AZ =
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-The following or
der was issued to-day: The 22d Infantry VIII proceed
from the Lake ports to san Antonio, Texas The loh
Infantry, now in Texas, will rendezvous at san An
touio and a sufficient number Of men viii be trans
ferred 10 the 22d Infantry TO bring the latter regiment
up to ffty-iour men per company. The remainder OF
the 10Th Iufautry will then proceed to Fort wayne De
troit to be distributed to posts on the lakes.
Colonel John l. Gregg sth Cavalry, and Captain Will
lam O. Council and Captain David A. Irwin, 4th Cav
airy who have been found incapacitated for actlVe
service are retired in accordance with Section 1251
Revised Statutes. Second Lieutenant George B. Cecil
18Th Infantry has been ordered to report for duty rs
Professor Of Military Science and Tactics at the Mch
Gan Military Academy. Orchard Lake Mich, and Second
Lieutenant Frank E. Rice, 1st Artillery Is relieved
from duty at that Academy and ordered 10 his battery
general courtmar tial has been appointed 10 meet AZ
David's Island, NewYorR Harbor, on The Am day OF
AD for the trial OF such prisoners as may be brought
before it, Tho following is the detail for the Court
Captain J. r. Haskell 23d Iufantrv Captain II. H.
Nurdock 9Th Infantry; First Lieutenants Ira QumOy.
1lth Iuftntry. +. a. Whitney, sth Infantry William
Conway, 22d Infantry; and j. B. Guthrie, 18TH IN
fautly, Judge Advocate Of the Court
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
CALENDARS THIS Day.

SrPnryr CovsI-C -CUANrrEs-B barrett 1.-THE calendar viii
nct be called nsyond No. lo2 Jocay
SFPGAL 1FHN-Nan Worst J.-Demu1ers-Nos Q, .. 4.
.. = 10 II. ~ - a. 10 H. y l9 60 2l Law and
90 qsG SEA a5 -2i S77 so8 4S5 953 9B5 958 ois 952
(-s goo 95l, 5s3 98i 800, 9j6 es5 9ps 9jt 1000
oo2- Is05L 1921 2I74 826s 445 s759 3O3i 1909. 1910
.7Zt 2-2 47Us 1907 lIoU 2oJ6 1851 1sjs 2JSs, 1854
rAd -Donohpe J.Nos s2s, 272i, 8lo}s. 1923 1893.
aa3ddi 2i5t $ az. .6G 80 9i40 278i 1913 2=5
z5t4 lJ.l 409l loo -, $l4 Loss 500 &,it 45ol'
TAGI III-LaaIence JNos l9lj 1907. agi7, 1922 &o73
585s 5ai $50 5lsi 5ig5 3ii6 Ss0$, 5it5 81 T. s$5g
surEuoR CoJGT-GaNEgAL TE.a-Will meet today;
{. o. Issues o. Iact-Nos. to 60 inclusive. - o- an
27G. $40 325 G2z 4Js 6sS ll6 4$n 20 1856 5o 80 e2
46 80, 4o0, BE, 644. ga, 45U -uOo 'I5 oSi 44O 90
TAEr II-Adjourncd toI the tern.
PAgI n sanford J-Nos 80 SIS, 4o5 26G @27. 293
37 ls9 S29 52G 500 s25 9Sl 5l4, 1850 5G9 1000 4s9
COMMON PLrAs-CISFEAL TFEy-wll meet to-day.
srEcAL 1ElM-C r. DAILY G. J-NOs. J. 2. 8. g. o. g, . g.
IQl1rY TrEN-Iar1crnore J.--Nos !. l.2.3.A6GTs9, Q, TO-
Ttf,r ~ INV s-rtRr ii r isIv is IA iG50 g02l
9n 3Ij g3l 1913 96 9o3 2J7P 90j, BOO l02l 7s2 es3
giEI llyn Hcesga les l222 l22 ]72 173 $50 Sszgg
SIS 9iG 92l. lO1 500 ga l74O, 1864, SO7 s5i 1902
MteiSE court TmN TrrH-PArT I-sleridan Nos
t5.7 Glt7 27ls 1853 go. 1Gll 90 Ii48 JliO' 6i39
Ps1 II-NcAdst1 J-Nos 5o55 Go37, 5372, 1852 545G,
56 1892 54lt 324, 1868 j53 5G0l J605 5G06, 43ou,
1868 ls70 81 j55j 54e9 55i4 5J55, b557 t64 ,oaG
1888 5527 2C5, 4l49 1916 4,4O 1870 4l97 lGos 54sj
Cl%U, 6l3l. G'34 47C3.
PAIR iu-shea Nos. 1904, j5e7. $3.50, 55s2, $3.50
GIL a-4- $50 1853 5lsl J57G 43)} JJsJ j,91 jag7.
GENERAL sEssoNs-rAEr I-CoWIrg. J.-Luia Palmcri.
battery John JscoD.on. grand larceny john -aiyCr sod
onvi samuel Casey, forgery mna va GIsor.ely Louse
Ju us Jacobs TtCeIyerO stolen goods francis Gallagher
IatrCA smith nlsdemednor.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
nEClSIONS-ArRIL ;.

Carrcr9c Court Chdmbers-Bv fudge Lawrence
Rice act defendants entitled 20 eight davs
roc, of motion Judgment keaIias agt smith tannot
grant this LcUu0X agt LcnuON-IMs Application
must bc 10 Justice DOnOhuc lawson sCt NIard-
Bond approved the matter O SClONc IoWushoud asL
Allen; the Of Baur aud others Manchester ast
others Leonard ct KOsealn F1tLAlmnOus sEt
Touor; In the matter OF Kenney.-GrsuHd.
TerHt-By Judge SpeT-Nhlsms sgt Nedig et al
Order scttlei.
Isy Judge Haugarten ct al. agt. 1saacs.-
Ordered second Friday ~ Aprll term
Purdy etc.Order granting plaintiff eNua allow
O SO. kssam Christie ct aL-OTder OF reference
Wilbur LsrTemoIe, esq NolkUaun aCL Iclomsu- Case
appeal ordered ule The swedish Evangelical Lutheran
Church. agt. WalrOth.Order OF substitution Muftba
Eflls agL Gould sinclair sgt. Knox Smith aEt OIi2ra
Iay agL Mitchell: Baldwin agt Reartoni Hammond agt
GIcs. Hatch aCt. Stockwcl; Freeman dgt. taIcoueTi
Turh agt. SchwaTtnC Walker ag Mcdonald Richards. jT
art. schlsng: Su--fed agt sehangi OpPenhelner agL
kChlanE.-OTdeIs granted
Common PleeS-Spec40I Terp-By Judge Larremore
in re- as Cument Of HcAdAm-ReUOTt confirmed and do
cree ordered MCIOughln Tcasoale; Bolnann SgL
Holman Dleber KniCkeTtOckeT Life Insurance Com
Iauy: Ulzheiner agt. UlzheperSee mem0ran1um Nalsh
agt walsh: matter OF the assignment Of kaufman
E-Iuond ag Apg4r Costa ag Martinez Burr agt Miller
Granted.
Marine Court ChambeTs-By Justice McAdam.-
Garter Atkinson; Hedges sgt Whitehall N4nuitu urug
COMPANY Opinions filed In SCheeIs Horton AT Iel
y Olgttt ag jordan. ATEmau agt. DE Baum Bake agt
TuTlrv. Burgess Levy Forster act Mouer, WoH
act Oliver Never sgt MeIIagher; same agt Ryan Same
NsTtu-D~Cisious fled. ~eib agt. Hoppcnsack-WTt
allowed Hoppeusack agt seib-Aouon denied c9nduonay.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
Grales nn0 fenocr5.

DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL bE RECEIVED D. AI ~, LIE LII
UPTOWN OFFICES DO I,2IN brohiWar cor lLHif -uI-i
st or d0N West twenty .thrist. corner i-irhih .Nr
No % Ea-t Fourtscuthst, corner lmon..gnai% IOo
Third ave cor Forty srytnL-t; 20 the ia tl.th pffl -
No 2sNl 1hfd ave cor one hundred ant Tweuyipurih-'
uimIrm savings Bank buIdngl up 10 y m' ~ 'o-''''
NlIl
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
IRATES AID FENDEKS

CRATES AND TENDERS.
" me largest manufacturers o ow ana lialf Low crates
for either hard OF soft with dumping and shaking attach
mru Brass open Places. Sih andiruns aud basket
,,r. for WOOD fires Brass FeudeTs FIo sets ana Coal
Holds of antique ana modern designs
WHOLESALE AND FETAL
builders contractors and Architects
j. s. COSOVER q Co., SOC aud 800 Canals NJ Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
Gfcurslcne.
.ETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY

NETROPOLTTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM $3.50 4. " TO II p NJ
TORSIREEI-Ncatc5t point Tor wan Sfcct teiry,
and connects with Tor South Ferry.
COU RTLAN point for Jersey CITY and
COmmunlpaH Ferries
PARK PLAt point for Post Ohce City Han ani
Barclay street Ferry to HObOkeu.
CHAMBES-S TREEI-Nearest point i0r PaVonls anu ErS
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLlN~TREET-
GRAN point for Desbrosse street Ferry
Jersey CITY, with for DcsbIOsses AMI
East Grand street Ferries.
BLEECKEk STREEI-COnnects with cars Tor East anu
EIGHTH STRFET-Nearest point for Christopher street
IerIy IIObOhen. connecting with cars for Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries
FOURTEENTH STRFET- Nearest point 10 Union Sluare,
MalaCks aud iyCcum Theatres. Academy OF Music IT
wing and Tammduy Halls, cilng with cars OI EAst
Twenty third and Thirt v.iOurth street Ferries .
TMEN ~ TIL IRDSIREEI-S Nearest point 10 Booths -
James aud Park Theatres, Grand Opera House Gnmoes
Garden, aud Masonic Temple and lTenty'IAird street
Ferry Jersey city
TUIETY THIRDS IREET- Nearest point 10 STANDARD,
Iroadwav. and Flfth Avenue Theatres. Aquarium ana
Francisco MinstTGs. connecting with cAls Tor "eo
hawken Ferry .. - ,,-.,.,,-...
FORTY ECON DSTREET- Connects with New YORK Trans
fer COmpany's cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTl ETH STKEEI- --,r.-.
III FiFTYEIGHTHS Nearest point for Centri! PARK
connecting with Of Bct Line railroad.
FIFTY TUIKD DSTREEr and ElGIIiANENCE-
For uptown trans take east side stations.
n trains take west side stations
Trains will 5Stlst and Ghaye. and j3dst and Sth
alternately.
FARE 10 CENTS Except between the hours OF $50 -
73Oa III, and D to D. ul, when the lare u cents.
NJ. VAN BROChLIN. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07

Mr.. d. is one of those who think Sunday
was gwen for the purpose Of enabling him 20 do little
odd iobs about the house His little threeyearod was
coniuc down stairs Thursday morning, and seeing
her father pass through the front hall with his tooboX
in hand She cried ont nnOccnty, on papa ls thls
Sunday l'-IBOstOn Transcript.
Boston has a fashionable and very tony "
coniecuoner who has decided where the line must be
drawn lady from Chester Park called the other day,
bought some cake and ordered IL sent home. The
salcsaiy " said II would he impossible. We deliver
the West End and Back Bay, but not 10 the south
Bind. VI Bohton Irdnscrlpt.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
4 HAITIAN CRY BURNED.

PORT Al PRINCE, March 20-AD express
messenger has brougLtto the Government news that
Tie City Of MraRoane completely burned down dur
Ing the night OF the l6h inst The fire broke out at
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07
RARNUMs STREET PARADE.

The street parade, preliminary to the open
Of p r. Barnum's show at the American Institute,
IS announced for April 10. The preparations which
have been made are extensive. one feature alone the
>tmcicor" has been imported from Bremen at
an expense OF many thousand dollars. IL can make
as much noise as a band Of 100 pieces. n
chariot has been manufactured expressly for the nstru
ment and So 900. An OF horses and beaut-
fully painted cages herd OF elephants the largest
ever seen together coal black canes, the only ones
now exhibiting iu this country, ana many other novel
tes Will be u the procession The show opens April II.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-07

midnight in the centre OF the town, and in less than
ruins and rubbish
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&c. B. S." SHOULD try and keep cool. If
a mistake concerning the Greenback ma
jority in Standish excites him to such a
frenzy, Republican victory there will be
likely to send him to a mad house. He
should guard against such lamentable re-
suit by steadying his nerves while yet there
is time, for neither he nor his Greenback
friends can long avert such victory.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-08

PROF. Benjamin Peirce, of Harvard Uni
versity, has broached new solar theory. He
holds that around the entire solar system is
spherical shell of matter, from which fall the
meteors which supply the heat to the sun,
and to which return the comets and meteors
which pass around the sun,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-08

THE argus says the terrible manner in
which the power of the election Supervisors
has been abused is fresh in the minds of all.
The argus undoubtedly was thinking of
bull-dozers and accidentally wrote Supervis-
ors. The error was so obvious that the re-
mark probably puzzled no one.