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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-10-22

A vast deal has been written about
the proper manner OF treating work
horses, bat have never read lect-
ure that did not contain Q great deal
of tomfoolery.
All new and inexperienced horse
men should consult common sense.
Study the nature and habits Of the
horse, aud do not vary from them
one iots- Never strike q horse for
any other purpose than to get his at
tention. II be is afraid of an object
and you whip him past it, you only
increase bis fright Show him that
the object be is afraid of viii not hurt
him, and he will walk up to it fear
lessly as if it were a peck of cats. IL
he balks and won't pull ct the traces,
you must remember that be also balks
and won't pull at the halter. The
treatment that taught him to refuse
to pull backward, is the very same
treatment which induces him TO re-
fuse to pull forwards. Teach BIN 10
break a weak halter, and be will pull
with all his might whenever fasteued
in that wav. Teach him to pull
light load by the traces, and be Wiil
do his best at heavy one-and
when be does his best you ought to
be satisfied Give bin elesO, sonnd
feed, ana q warm, soft bed 70 lls on
in wioter, even if i. coss 5 your psfior
furniture 70 do so. IL is better 10
have knot Of wood for = seat snd
your horse bsdded with clean straw,
than to have twenty-doliar cushi-n
chair and your faithful work animal
DOING on bis legs in filthy stall.
In the former case your horse will
earn you enough to buy fine ma
hogony chair, but in the latter your
fine furniture will be sold for debt,
and you viii be poor ss wei as your
horse.
Farm horses should, whenever the
day is warm enough to bring out
sweat, be allowed to wallow aud
scratch their sides and backs on the
ground. They will get much more
comfort than you can give them with
the curry-comb. Many rely on the
to keep their horses in
order. 1t is the greatest nonsense
one can practice. Clear, sweet hay
and grain, and clean, soft bed to
sleep on, with a proper place to wal
low. will insure fine coat of hair,
and srong,smuscular body. Moth
ing else can. As general rule,
those not tutored in the msnsgement
of horses will do well to consult the
horse and treat him accordingly
Rural World
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Determines Candidate.

One of the Providence City Hall
officials found an unknown woman
psrading up and down the lower cor
ridor, and upon inquir;ng whether
she was looking for anybody, she re-
piled
Il rather think / am. ! want to
be janitor OF tie City Hall.r
Bot 90 woman can secure such
position
why not,"
why, how could q woman get
along here among such crowd Of
men 1t would be very embarrassing
TO say the least
They'd sneer az me, would
they zn
"Of course they would"
.And then what would do :" she
asked.
"You could do nothing"
Il couldn't eh Alter bad took
one or two bv the necstie, Ike this.
and jammed them through toe val
ike this. guess they would shut uP,
wouldn't they"
Picking up bis bat which bad been
joslled Of by the shock, and hanging
il 70 the loose end Of bis collar, be re-
piled:
$50 for the ofiee. madam yoa
shall have ali nv iohuerce.
She got The cfies-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-10-22
mean 7" be roared, turning white un-
der his Disguised complexion.

mean Z" be roared, turning white un-
der his disguised complexion.
"Only this" said /, coolly, that
India ink is as good for wounds of
the sort you carry as walnut Juice
for the complexion, good dentist
for missing teeth, or timely bsrbar
for long hair Concealment is use
less, Jack Barstow, for | know you J"
shouted out the last words at the
top of my voice, which brought
Sergeant Dobbs tumbling into the
room, with three or four coustables
at bis heels, Just as the unmssked
villain sprang 10 his feet, with a
howl of rage, and long carving
knife brandished 10 his fist.
LEND hand. mates Don't let
him take me ~ be roared
His ruffian mates were preparing
for rescue, when Sergeant Dobbs
cried out: "It's case of murder !"
whereupon they SUNK sloof, and
looked helplessly at one another;
for British desperadoes, though 9TH
erwise standing together, seldom
support one another under a charge
of murder.
The criminal now made a most
desperate resistance, single-hsnded,
bat was speedily overcome and hand
cuffed, without doing much harm to
anyone; and Notwithstanding bis
piteouse allusion to his wounds,
when the plaster was stripped of to
make room for the irons, no worse
wound or scar was disclosed than
tattooed six-pointed star Of long
standing.
Tom Jackson proved to be no 9TH
er than Jack Barstow, in whose sea
chest was subsequently found suit
of clothes, some Of which were stain
ed with blood. There was also found
part of jointed burglars imple-
ments, the rest of which had been
dragged from the river bottom at the
point where the jumping fish, as /
ct first though, had caused the cir
cling ripples at the stern Of the boat,
on that momentous day when / fer
ried him over the Thames.
/ fully identified him in every par
ticulsr-other eliminating features
were added: and finally, at the trial,
two and two were put together by
legal gentleman in SO convincing q
manner, that verdict of deliberate
murder was returned against Jack
Barstow. and be was hanged by the
neck until be was dead
This was all very well and proper;
but nevertheless, il was to tha. ap-
paren.ly trivial adventure of mine,
in ferrying a supplicating stranger
across the river, together with what
it led to. that l owed my defeat in
the college sculling match, for which
/ had been preparing.
1t interfered with nv Coaching"
and cut up my practice with the
sculls to such an extent that no
amount Of conscientious hard pull.
ing or desperate .'spurting"- could re-
trieve
Ho sever, my disappointment was
mitigated by consciousness Of hav-
ing done my duty, and materially
assisted the course of Justice
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Experiences teaches many shings-
Prominent among which, to man,
is ths, it is safer TO run your chances
with balky mule than dictate 70 q
woman on wash day
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The Japanese little realize VIA.
terrible ina;ction they are bri0gsDg
on themselves. They have begun TO
fmDort piaaos fron America
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-10-22

Was sewing invented in the hem
orrhsge.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-10-22

It's The fellow that bites the apple
before be looks 81 il, that catches the
worm
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Vote for Samuel ButIer.
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N. Y. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
sALEs AFTER THE SECOND CALL.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. Pap. NJ


The business at the Stock Exchange to-day was
light in all its departments. lhe hrst Two an" on
he,s hours were given up to some really enjoyable
n.'-,,,as astivities of which an account VIII be
s.nnd in our local columns. After that business
90 resumed but 10 was not continued without
ooc,sonal Interruptions from the outbursts OF iun
sro,n some of the members, who were unaoie
q, restrain their expressions of JOY -naturai
=. tho season. Finally general anu
charm advance in the prices for stocks furnished W
some n cause for additional JOY, while by others
was deemed poor food for Christmas renecuons
rha ,otal transactions Of the day amounted only 70
~ 600 shares. conspicuous among which were
DO shore Michigan Central, the coal stocks ot
parI common. and Missouri Kansas and Texas.
The st. Louis aud San Francisco shares were nov
os strong as on preceding days, and the Eie'A''A
Railroad stocks were a shade lower.
The final changes from the closing prices yeS'e'-
dav are as follows, Advances-C., c. ana i. o-t
Erie Western Union and Pacific Mail, each = hS'
n;hal and 81. Joseph, Nashville. Chattanooga anu
ST. LOUIS, Ohio aud Mississippi preferred anu i'sa
Maintain. each s. Chicago. ST. Paul aud Minneap
oI;s Northwest Hannibal aud st. Joseph preferred
Illinois Central. Oregon Railroad and Naylesuon'
Reading and Union Pacific. each u; Deia"@s
aud Hudson and Wabash, each os; Deia"no'
Lackawanna and Western, Michigan Centfs h,'N
preferred, Wabash preferred and Atlantic ana Ia.
ciac Telegraph. each q; Northwest preierrea,
Rock Island, ST. Paul. Northern Pacinc ana Vn's
and Mississippi. each st. Paul preferred, re"
Jersey Central, Missouri. Kansas ana
and Northern Pacific preferred. eacn
Lake Shore 1ia and Central and nuu,
son. per cent Declines-Chesapeake sn
Ohio. Chicago and Alton and ST. Lou-
and san Francisco preferred. each q; Manns -
elevated, IA Louisville aud Nashville and New
York Elevated each Il; Mobile aud ohio.'s ana Oh
Iouis and San Francisco first preferred per csns
The Philadelphia Stock Exchange ad!ou,nsu ..
II o'clock. aud the only quotations recaivea HUI
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90 1)hom II Man Concern
NOTICE.-The attention of persons clai

NOTICE.-The attention of persons claiming
any interest IN any lands n THIS Go9ny SCALED 70 ,ae
ordinance provide ior the final settlement OF certain claims
Ola USE of titles to land aeising under
contract entered into before The ION OF 1eoef Wn,e
Commission LANDS ccpmissionl for Investigation shall
be submitted to the abovemencued comais;ion 10 orier
aha s a1S sy c @a i nov seS Sh he
shall be held to have and shall have no force
vI-The Council shall take into consideration
dealt With before the passing Of this ordinance and
na 70 The eer ne gsaer aae
such report and shall eause the PnPort such decision
shall specify person whom IN GO e
be issaaSle under the provisions OF this ordinance
feeling . sfr Sa oy any sq S
said notice, absent from the Colony. within months
The grounds objection the decision and praying that
ViI-Any person feeling by any decision
OF The Governor In Council given before the sing Of this
within two months alter the passing Of this
petlton TO the Governor setting forth the grounds Of his
objection TO the decision and praying that the matter may be
XX~f any person claims lands specified any notice
ordinance estate interest therein or mortgage
or @ y on S % @ mo- Ss ra
action prohibited by Ordinance NO VI Of 1872 on account
Of october 1874 from through any intended grantee OF
ing have such mortgage sncumbance Endorsed the
cSeR Ia ss y i
Real Property Ordinance Of 1885, such
may within months from the publication OF the
hefenbefore mentioned lodge with the Registrar Of Titles
cayeat The issue OF the intended grant, either al
together unless the grant be made subject to the claim Of
the csveator.
XXI-Such shall be In the same form and shall
have effect and shall be dealt with In all respects
the nearly be- caveats lodged under
Property Ordinance Of Is o. ana the Governor shall
order such Endorsements thereon
become necessary consequences Of ma Judgment that
NAV given the Supreme court In the matter II
Withdrawn BY uent between the parties
the issue the intsn led such form and
wi Will out such
ISL CHARLES MITCHELL,
Commissioner Of Lands.
Lands Office. FIJI. 18th october, 1879
oil law3w Tn
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furniinre.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
stnck and IIousatonic Rairoadssteamers leave Cath.
arnc II D (pier 50. r. daily at ll3Oa and $50 T.
Fare lower than by any other routh
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Double Track the most improved EeSipment and the
on ard after Nov. 10 1879.
Express Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and Cort
lao 7so s l1net s,rset Ferries as ,ol9ws
5sO $50 ian ana 10 m sunday. $50 a.l a IN 1880,
$50 ami ion m express trains leave New York daily
cept suna a a. aS0 a. m T. M running through via
Boats Broosiyn Annex" connec, with through trains
JeTsey Guy arordng speedy and direct transfer
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia l2.Ol 1920.
% ana S ana @ M on Leave sSa P dSS
suS e Of Se sn sa t Saah%a no.
ard Brcoky n AnRex Depot foot q Fa.0ns BROOKLYN
CITY E%ra9it Tsss5 once No Battery
General Manager. Genl Passenger Ag't.
THE ERIE RAILWAY,
snIwn Il af q ERIE o
loom Coaches S 10 Bafaio and suspension Bridge.
Da f @ ~ as Trains 20 the wst and soal
west Puilman's best Dawngroom Sleeping Coaches to
p IN. SDay, Paciac Express for the West sleeping
SS and chicago Without Change also Hotel Dining cars To-
an Enigrant train for the West.
Trains leave chsmber ,ss street Depot New- York for
D. M and ~ midnght Saturday nights only suodays 9i5
sd Pss :, 1ss PIX lS d SeO M ae
s soon i i5.n sD 4.o So $50 sS Guy 5sS On s1y
4 4 n midnight Sundays, g. $780, 1920 M i:I5 $50 T. H.
'la So 80 SO e S ,Ss liag a Y
4 T.
7.,0 = 10 n M. IL midnight. Sundays o. $40 g:lS
iosyi, a M las, $50. Z. y. m- aud j maiuf INT
SuneTn g. 100 !O:lD a m. 40, 800 o. $40 j. m, IL
midnight. sundays. e. $50, O;20 NJ, l45, Co.. p H.
and IL midnight. On. -
NewImre md cornwall $50. a. $780, 4:Sop m. Sun
Esndost a. ana 4 Kingston, 1901 Sundays s:aOa
H'Goshen g. 1850. 8. lozoa M $780, $50, 43o,
days, o, $751; 1910 a. m, $50, ! p m "A ,o
nay train nc connect with SswYors oswego Midland Raj
Pa raJMvi, $50 9. 1920 49, D. IN Sundays
4 Al iQ.o.J a M, u, $50 aud Z y. m
23d-st quarter OF aud quarter after
hour from o. To $40 IN and at io46 and has
for passags and for apartments IN Drawing
a,a sssdug coaches be obtained and orders for the
shekioe and transfer of baggage may be left az the Com.
,'nvss faces Sos $780, 4ul e57 Broadway, " A.; No
P Poay,ts a. brooklyn or al the Company Depots:
trains from the Weat arrive In New-lorK ut 7;25
A. m, u % and ln2b T. mr. Gam r,...,~ o., ~, ~,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains Tor Engewooi Closicr iieimont and Nyac
z 500 D 5O q. 4 fi5O 63t. $40. 1850 D.
sundavs ia aud $50 D. The il;30 D. N. train will
l,aye 70 minutes alter saturday nights.
snns spr1ng Valley Monsey. 7, O50 q. m. $50 D.
yNo. N. ABBOTT Gen'i rassr Agt. New-Ysr
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ShI TO BOSTON
ID VIA THE OLD lELIABLE

The G egaut steamers MAssACHU SETS and RHODE
ISLAM leave Pier % Not River uoot OF jay ST. AT 43u
\. M, daily, EXCEPT SUNDAYS
special rstclass limited tickets good only for the trip for
which ISSUED doth boat anu ran as specined on the
lace tcke sold this line from Newiork to Boston
iOr 81. oo. 49, -.
saterooms tickets secured at Nos $685. 3e7 7aj and
gIg broadway, at Metropolitan and Firth Avenue Hotels
Sew.York and 1913 Washngtonsi BROOKLYN Tickets are
aso sold all principal hotels and ucketoees and NJ ofccs
of Weslcott Express Co.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Gaatea leave Pier 20, North River
toot OF Warrenstl daily, except sundays az ms foi
providence direct Feightva eherhno taken
l. W. fILKINs, y bAbcOS.an..
Gen. Pass.Agcnt rfosAoons
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Nem pnblllatlons

vT,HE BOSTON advertiser" says of this
voice out darkness appealing the
Of the whole Nation shall mol voice
THE PONCA CHIEFS.
AN INDIANS ATTEMPT TO APPEAL FROM THE
TOM AHAWK To THE COCRTSl Bv ZYLfFF, With
INTRODUCTION by Bright Eyes aud dedication
by Philips with Portrait OF standing Bear and
Lis Family. l6mO. Paper covers oUc.
Diseounf allowed quantities bought for circulation.
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DROPOSALS for Plate Printers Supplies.
Il TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU or ENGRAVING AND PRINTING!
December l5 1878.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. embracing dry colors, oils
chemicals textles paper typographical inks binders maeri
ais WINE glue hardware and engravers and printers
dries Tor use Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
months June So 1880 will be received at this Office
until IL O'Clock M, December 81. 1873.
Bank ons for proposals. upon articles In either class with
information quantity, quality and conditions will be fur
nj she'd application
Proposals. be compared each item separately and,
con-dernC adaptabify OF qualities TO the work OF the
well the prices proposed orders VIII be made
he bidder for the article desired.
The right waive defects ant TO reject al bids
Parties requesting information must specify upon which
class articles they qualified aud
should address O. III. IRISH.
Chief Bureau Engraving aud Printing.
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Proposals.
THE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW. YORK
ANn kRanKINs HpIIagp

THE TRUSTEES OF THR NEw-YoRK }
BROOKLYN BRIDGE. )
OFFICE: No. 81 wATER.sr, BROOKLYN, Dec. 30. lS70)
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the
y Trustees and Brooklyn Bridge at their
oice No II ST., BROOKLYN until IL m. OF MONDAY,
JANUARY ~ $780, for the manufacture delivery Of
about OO) feet board of southern YELLOW
PINE about 27oOVo feet (Doard measure of WHITE
specifications may had upon application at the ONCE OF
the Trustees. - -.
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nNE DOILAR TO BOSTON.

w. VIA TIE FALL RIVER LINE.
Fnr snecal tickets. Magnificent steamers OLD
tOIONl and NEWPORT leave NeWfork daily, including
sundays al 3u M from Pier % North River foot Of Muir
ray,t Leave Brooklyn, i:UJ Jersey CITY, AGO p m,
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THE MONEY MARKET.

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10000. 2000O......... .bc.l03
FOURTH cALL-2l2 O'CLOCK p. n.
u sGs Registered 1880 US esCurrcncy 1899
loO'w. 10000. ..-.-..l22h
u = Is Coup 1907
ST. 1O4
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
=, BoUNp BROoK RoUTE: 80.

FOR TRENTON AMI PIiTLADELPHIA
Leave nc fSrk IRON station c. r. r. Of N j. foot OF LAD
TSI S S7h a1a ne On Sundays
siaiion corner Third al $50 800 lIi5
m; lyo, $3.50. 400. $50 7:l6p On Sunday at $40
For trenton Warren Tuekersts $50 745 900 ILLS
1880 $40 500. $3.50, 1:l5 l2 p m On SUNDAY os'
viii for yns and
Grensts 1880. $3.50 m lac 40 i q 800 5io 7i5
From 1S SR f9 an% S 100 s'aS
sS SsS I III man cars on a s%aSSsy at SD nj ''O
From rsnCn %aen and @ 40 i s1SePi s so
s, Si ppi, on by ferry to and
from BrooEyn Erie Depot, q Jersey CITY se 40,
os7 f soaa%ay .iS he pnSpi s and Court
Ssysss lSas
New Yors and Conrs brooklvn and these Offices are in
connection with the Df B%IDwTN eS Gem Agent
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
OF I TbAhSs
Loo M for ssio" bstneae% AnenS% h WRes
barre scranton and TunkhannocE. -, o..,,o,.u,
$50 Msht Express daily FOR E' Tmra Saea
Geneva, Auburn. Rochester Buio agaa Falls AID the
"e' fD'''"'H ''''i re RoB s ssYRf sup and Engr
General Eastern once t ff,ns i"Sis
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,. 81.
s awe daily Sanaays s sSsep'eo' TOT
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets Steamers leave
Pier 40 Torh ye daily neSdns Sundays at 4SV H.
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER IRA hot Dec s. 1870
faHs @ anS St oSe Enres Rochester
Adams Montreal via ssratoga WIN drawing room cars
cars hS to cin mai Rochester and BaAao
to u ara sS;S 10 a aSd Rutland a VII"
S n Aea IS a9d E ITGy % with sleeping cars
st. T o TuRRn s sy a - a
y % Fast EXPIRES. o Montreal Rochester and Corn
ing wa Geneva Sleeping to Geneva hocnes'er anu
f f aa ' Se1saS TO-
TOO p M Night Express with sleeping to Albany
any Tckefs on sale 252 and 4ie Brcalway ami q.
Sr ss1i Sew YcTE 35 Wssneionsi Brcoklyn
G. f. MEEKEI. Gene al Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD-Great Trunk
TO- 1879 iraus Leave Cortlandt
for haTsb@Tg ftlsDaTg the We, and South
IoS COREY and Ere o
oil Regions. wiiliamsport ana ioekhaysn, am Wa.
nsSn pa%an raIloT caT dpy s5esp,, sa sS
s sS % M aTrY sn WisHson s s q hgSr al A''
West FSispsH,a {s aa6 ssS 30 q GS
sunday. 1870 and 8, 6, 7:3o $50 ana 10 Emi
Express for PSiiadelpia via Camden ':sO @
BoSis Of %Brookyn Annex" connect win all through
trains al Jersey 1 anOring speedy ana uect transfer
for Brooklyn travel. - 800 ~
daily and $50 ESQ W.. daily except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore, $50 me- 200 100 lO:lu D.
m sunday $50 a IN, From Philadelphia BOO G05, Goo
$40 1910 1880 a. M, 800 4:3O i5J GAO, $40 and
D. IN. sunday. $3.50. 6;05 800 1910 1lSO a m, $780,
1C1O m. 49,
and Desbfosses aud Cortland sts Courtst and
Rronklyn Depot of Fui0ns. BronkyD Nos ia
iij and llS Hudsuns, Hoboken Depot jersey city, Emf.
erant Ticket ice No. Battery place. The New-York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences. o., -, ,.,
THANK THOMSON, j. T. FARMER.
General Manager GEM Passenger A gent.
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A MEXICAN LINE.
N FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Only Transatlantic Lane uuler the AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every Thursday Philadelphia and every We'd
nesday from Liverpool
ILLINOIS. THURSDAY Dec. % 8a m.
LORD Give, WEDS ESDAY Dec. 81, 1880.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing 10 days alternately from Philadelphia AMI
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important points Of interest The Continent
NADERLAND, MONDAY. Dec. %, Z. n. m.
For passage other information apply 70
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