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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

Arrangements have been made far run
ming the train from this place 10 Meyers
dale. ou Thursday eveninEto attend the Re
publican mass meeting "a, that place. The
train viii leave Somerset ST six O'Clock in
the evening and viii return about midnight.
The fare fur the round trip viii be less than
one dollar. an persons dc-iruus Of going
on this train VIII please lct their names az
Or,un tuhar-o store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

avery slight -pr.lsIe OF SHOW fell ae-.
an Monday
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

Cool and braclue is the weather just at
present.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

The Never~ia!c lauug-iel says. Ar
-aueements are LOW alms-t completed hy
the Garfield and Arthur Club Of Meyers
dale. for the largest anJ -raudest political
demonstration ever held in this county. on
Thursday. oct. 2ls.. 1850. I, viii be an im-
mcusa outpouriuc of the people. Many or
rauizaiouS of Pittsburgh. Fayetre and Bed
ford couut-e> Cumberland and elsewhere,
and an the organizations in this county that
desire the success of the Republican ticket
have been invited. Many bands have been
invited and vill culiyon the occasion with
music Abundant preparations have been
made 70 entertain an organizations that
come to this Republican LavetcaSt The
public ,ysrywhcrcare invited To- hc present ~
The Silver C1me, Band and the Garfield
and Arthur Club Of this place are making
arrangements Co De present, and aSs.>; the
brethren aG Meycr~.a.a 10 "wuo5p her up
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

Hon Jacob ". Campbell arrived in town
Monday afternoon and addressed 4 crowd at
Wellers schoo. house. a few miles from town,
( the same evening. He viii remain in this
county for o week OF ten days and Win
speak at lockwood this evening, at SaiiSbu-
" Wednesday, Meyersdalc Thursday, Bcr-
lin Friday, shanksville Saturday and Ne
GreEor's school house Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

VIII Chairman Fisher -cs,y- q twenty
tha. Indiana VIII -n Democratic Oh t.e -ua
at November
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

A MoTHER GmEF-The pride ola moth
er, the life and joy OF q home are her child
rem. hence her grief when sickness enters
and takes them away. Take warming then.
that you are running terrible risk. if they
have a Cough Group or Whooping Cough,
which lead TO CONSUMPTION, if you DO NOT
attend TO it at once. SHILOH'S CONSJNP-
TON CURE is guaranteed TO cure them.
Price 10 cents 80 cents and 81 For Lame
Back, Side or Chest, use shiloh Porous
Plaster Price - cents.
Sold by Geo W Bcnfori Druggist, SOM
ersct, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20
HUGUs & HACKE


ElegEant New Goods opening.
\ superb line Of D1n,qsse Brocatcles, 4
new silk novelty in Garnet and Gold, Navy
Blue and Gold, Gen d Arme and Black,
4 Bronze and Gold. &c, &c, for combinations
and Trimmings, Black and colored Pushes
in large assortment, and Black and colored
Brocade Velvets and Brocade Pushes in
very rich and complete stock In Black
silks and Satin d Lyons, we make an unus-
ually large display and at prices which we
think will be found tempting. In Wool
Dress Goods we invite attention to elegant
and choice lines Of Serges. Monies, French
/ Cord, Pekins and Camel Hairs, and ask an
/ inspection Of entirely new STYLES Of goods,
just introduced by us, called Imperial Sill
Warp Suitings, in all colors and decidedly
handsome. In Plaids we have just open
ed the only case in Pittsburgh Of the very
latest stylish combination in these popular
goods, Call and examine
HUGUS q HACKE.
Cor. Fifth Ave. 6 Market St, Pittsburgh
\ REMARKABLE REsULT.--lt makes no diff
ference how many physicians, OF how much
medicine you have tried, it is now an estab
li-hed fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete satiSiac
tion iu severe cases of Lung Disease. It i
/ true there are yet thousands of persons VIII,
are prcdisposed to Throat and Lung Atiec
tions Consumption. Hemorrhages, Asthma
. Severe Colds settled on the Breast, Pncumo
MIA Whooping Cough, &c, who have n,
personal knowledge Of Boschee's German
Syrup. To such We would say that 500oi
bottles We're sold last year without one CONF
plaiat Cousumptives, tgy jus, one bottle
Regular size - cents. Sold 10y all drug.i-t
in America.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

There were q great many witty Inscriptions
au tho banners carried in the procession
saturday night
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

a-lNr-aN pErrEsi Tuhacc1~, Tohac-
-..a.e., Ng respectfully caii your
i.a % -he fae; that we have In stock
f.r 'ar sale hv the box ~ cs3dy. at
1"e -o-~ freight from rhe city l5oo
.i Tobacco composed of Ioriiiard's
.-. Ha.iaa. Amy and Caawaha Ma
.'-.'Her with Eiuco. Horse Shoe.
- iiaa spun Ron. Flat Plug and
Smoking Also. q Gne selection OF
-. '-salua and Smoking Tohaccos.
-.t.=-
Cook & BEERITs.
Agents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

Captain Mayuc Reid, even before his cor
pure4i frame ha, quilted the sunshine, is
said 20 1--we again i'm the new author, Felix
L. Oswald who contributes % the new vol
umc Jt Nici3'H In Natures Wonder
land or Adventures ina thcAmerican Trop-
iss.' lie lisa traveller Of wide experience.
and his sketches which are TO run through
the year, d'ubae-s viii afford many de-
Iisht.u. and wholesome mor~ei to taa, nru-
nivor5us creature the American boy Of the
period
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

W. B. Roberts Horse Powders have been
used with astounding results in the stable OF
Nj Pierre Lorillard so much so that the
Eu-Ii-hmca have been ordering It in large
quantities Since Parole Wal,eustein and
other American horses, have won thousand
Of dollars for their owners.
The constant dripping Of water will wear
the hardest stone so the constant hacking
cough viii undermine the hardest consti
tuition. Avoid this fatal result by using Sine
Syrup Of Tar. Wild Cherry and Hoarhound
NJ B. Roberts Horse Powders will pre-
vent diseases in horses. Every farmc
should obtain package, and see FOR them
selves how quickly it viii improve their
horses. For sale everywhere.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

Tho FAX payers of this county viii have 90
come down TO the tune of Sl0>5.5a costs in
rhg Colrs,h-BurGo- rape case.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

We ase -la following complimentary up
tiec nf our Young ieilow-tawu>mau, =. r.
Trent E~g from the Michigan City. Ind.
EreTr'ss ot -hc 8.h inst.
"Nr.Trcur fhe younEEiau. OBJ. IeuH-yl yl,a-
n.a. addressed large audience iu Manr.
ball. last saturday might. giving great >a-i--
faction. F.- DIS s-e Dee is au .ri,-riaaL
prodigy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

Tho HuAlu has been Gra.ly compi-
myuted iy many of our citizens for It's cu-
teHri-c iu getting the returns from Ohio and
Indiana. and having taem az the doar- of
i.- -ub>g-ibr.s before breakfast, Wednesday
morning The HERALD contained tcleeraphs
as several Aour- later date than did the
Pittsburgh G4iie- 1f Wednesday
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20
ESTRAY NOTICE

SHEEEYr's pTrirr 3
81 I--.at LL.. 1. ~ !.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

THE Best l EyER KNEW OF.-J. G.. star
key, prominent and infu cntial citizen o
Iowa City, says: Il have had the Dyspepsi'
and Liver Complaint for several years, anC
have used every remedy could hear Of
without any relief whatever, until I saw
your Shiloh's Vitalizer advertise in our rl
per, and was persuaded 20 try il. ! am hap
py TO state that it has entirely cured me. L
is certainly the best remedy ever knew Of
Price - cents
For sale by George ". Bcnforl, Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20
Somerset Herald.

aro D. ScrLL EDITOR
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

4 The newspaper man is generally cIpe.tcd
. 90 BE- everywhere. see everything, and catch
every little stem af.oat. simply because it il,
. bis profession. Eut hc can't DO IT, His
friends lm help him. though, 10y sending or
bringing -u.h items de are Of interest. in-
/ cideuts u. an acceptable nature are always
gladly received II you have fri ends visit
ing. or know anybody that has, or intend
. yourself to =o nti visiting o- know anybody
. tAa. i send itin. an mauuerof legitimate
. l0ca. i.v- go 90 make mp an Interesting pa
I per. au. .i.I br received with thanks
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-20

Cook & BEEElTs
Agents
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-08-05
An UnMelcOme Caller.

A Massachusetts census-taker thus
describes the ungracious way he was
sometimes received:
my district was portion of Dor
chester, and on the streets allotted to
me there resided the rich, the poor, and
the middling classes. l was usually
courteously treated, but here and there
was obliged to fall back ON my dignity
as an officer of the Government before
some of the more reticent ones would
furnish the desired information" Mr..
Dooley narrated several of his expert
ences, among them instances in which
he was mistaken for peddler, a book
agent, a tax-gatherer, and not unfre-
quently a creditors clerk bent upon
immediate settlement. As, for exam
pie:
Rings bell of a house on Cottage
Street. Woman thrusts her head out
of a second-story window, and screams:
"What is it?''
"What is what, madam?n
"What do you want?"
elf you'll come down to the door, I'll
tell you"
II shan't subscribe for any maya
zine; you'd better 90 away"
Madam, l am not book-agent."
"What are you, then?"
81 said before I'd tell you at the
door! My business is important, and my
time briefr'
She came down, and when she learned
the object of his visit, remarked apollo
getically, . 1 thought you were one of
those everlasting book fellers that we
can't get rid of after we once let them
show us their traShn'
A school-teacher who didn't want to
tell her age, replied, ''Yes, l was here
on the first day of June, but didn't
live heren'
"Where did you live?''
"rve left all the particulars down at
the schoOl-house; you can get them
there"
81 shan't go to the school-house,
madam, except for the janitor's name"
"But suppose don't give you any
information"
Then, madam, must compel you
to talkr
How can you compel me to talk
against my willP"
Il shall have to place you under ar
rest until my questions are answered.
." But l have friends in this house who
will protect mer'
" Madam, l am an officer of the
United States Government, and these
questions must be answered.
She finally told her name in full, bat
refused to give her age. "Well, then"
remarked the enumeration, 81 shall
have to set you down as fifty"
" But I'm not fifty. Lam not a day
over thirty-ninen'
Down went thirty-nine on the list,
which was undoubtedly in the vicinity
of the spinster's age.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-08-05
A Few OVerwOrked Words.

| Mark Twain, after his first course in
German, has discovered some exceed
ingly useful words in that language.
Schlag, for example; and Tug. There
are three-quarters of a column of
Schlags in the dictionary and a column
and half of Tugs. The word Schlag
means Blow, Stroke. Dash, Hit, Shock,
Clap, Slap, Time, Bar, Coin, Stamp,
Kind, Sort, Manner, Way, Apo
plexy, Wood-Cutting, Enclosure, Field,
Forest Clearing. This is its simple
and exact meaning is to
to say, its restricted, its fettered mean
ing; but there are ways by which you
can set it free, so that it can soar away,
as on the wings of the morning, and
never be at rest. You can hang any word
you please to its tail and make it mean
anything you want to. You can begin
with Schlag-ader, which means artery,
and you can hang on the whole dictiOn-
airy, word by word, clear through the
alphabet to Schlag-wasser, which means
bilgewater-and including Schlag-mut-
ter. which means mother-in-law.
Just the same with Tug. Strictly
speaking, Tug means Pull, Tug,
Draught, Procession, March, Progress,
Flight, Direction, Expedition, Train,
Caravan, Passage, Stroke, Touch, Line,
Flourish, Trait of Character, Feature,
Lineament, Chess-move, Organ-stop,
Team, Whit, Bias. Drawer, Propensity,
Inhalation, Disposition; but that thing
which it does not mean-when all its
legitimate pendants have been hung on
has not been discovered yet.
One cannot overestimate the useful
ness of Schlag and Zug. Armed just
with these two, and the word Also,
what cannot the foreigner on German
soil accomplish? The German word
Also is the equivalent of the English
phrase "You know" and does not
mean anything at all-in talk, though
it sometimes does in print. Every time
a German opens his mouth an Also
falls out; and every time he shuts it he
bites one in two that was trying to get
out.
Now, the foreigner, equipped with
these three noble words, is master of
the situation. Let him talk right along,
fearlessly; let him pour his Indifferent
German forth, and when he lacks for a
word, let him heave Schlag into the
vacuum; all the chances are that it fits
it like plug; but if it doesn't, let him
promptly heave lug after it; the two
together can hardly fail to bung the
hole; but if by miracle they should
fail let him simply say Also! and this
will give him moments chance to think
of the needful word. In Germany,
when you load your conversational gun
it is always best to throw in Schlag or
two and aug or two; because it doesn't
make any difference how much the rest
of the charge may scatter, you are
bound to bag something with them.
Then you blandly say Also, and load up
again. Nothing gives such an air of
grace and elegance and unconstraint to
a German or an English conversation
as to scatter it full of Also's'' or g You
knows"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-08-05
A Sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. l.
are warranted to cure GOnorrhpa, elect,
Cordee, Structure, diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs Of males and
females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. is sure rem
edy for Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss of Power, caused
by self-abuse or excessive indulgence.
Price Of DIR. Hunters Specific g per bottle
injection 81. Sent everywhere by express.
DIR. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No. 4l5
North Seventh Street, st. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for treatise. Cures guaranteed,
or money refunded.
6-Dr. Dinsbeer will treat all chronic
diseases and furnish medicine for less money
than any other physician IN st. Louis.
Write or call.
For sale at COley's Drug Store, Milan,
Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-08-05

They buried him out of my sight to-
day. I start at sunrise for Boston to
assist in nursing my uncle and cousins
y no were wounded in the battle.
Ny daisy-ehain is broken and l shall
trv n longer to keep diary because l
see that my mind is so small and selfish
that | ma, gnify my own affairs over and
above those of my country. Ihave not
kept the KIM of a record of events that
Samuel Adams meant l shOuld-one
that would be va uable in the years to
come.
So ended the diary. But Annie Law
ton lived and married two husbands,
brought up large families and died at
the age of ninety-four, nter being q
revolutionary pensioner mary years.
Mrs AHna A. Preston, In Springfield
Mass Republican.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-08-05

why do you not tell me what has
happened, Annie?'' cried my lover in
sudden distrust. e" Do you doubt meP
Do your family think they are harbor-
ing a spy who will turn and betray
themP'
Moved by his entreaties l told him
that flying horseman had been through
the town telling the news that General
Gage had planned to fOrtify Bunker
Hill, but that the provincials intended
to forestall him and that battle was
imminent.
The first crash of arms came near
three o'clock the next afternoon and
with such shock that the cannonading
ratified the glass in our windows. 1t
was a fearful day. could not compose
myself to any duty excepting to load
and fire my musket at a target.
"Why do you do that?" asked our
guest, who watched me with burning
cheeks, parched lips and glistening eyes.
ITO give me practice" l replied,
"for if my brothers fall shall take the
place Of one of them and after home
is gained where we can live in peace
and freedom we will be married and be
happy"
"Perhaps he said. and noticed a
sudden anguish in his face.
"What is itP' l asked, and he told
me hurriedly that, what he had for
sometime feared had happened. The
wound in his thigh had not been prop
erly dressed at all. The artery had
burst open and it was bleeding.
There was no use to try and stop the
flow of blood. My mother and little
Jonas came in answer to my call. He
died there on the garden seat, leaning
upon my shoulder and his last whis-
pered, futtering words were, "God
bless the American cause"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-08-05
TO THE TERRESTRIAL GLOBE.

by Miserable Wretch
Roll on, thou ball. roll ont
Through painless realms Of space
Roll on!
What though I'm in a sorry case?
What though cannot meet my bills2
What though l suffer toothaches ills2
What though / swallow countless pills2
Never you mind:
Roll onl
Roll on, thou bail. roll ont
Through seas of inky air
Roll onl
It's true I've got no shirts to wear;
It's true my butchers bill is due;
It's true my prospects all look blue;
But don't let that unsctlle yOui
Never YOU mindl
Roll on
". S. Gilbert.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-08-05

-Yale's Academical Department has
professorship funds to the amount of
S1S1, 800. The prize and scholarship
funds amount to 1852, PIC. The total
income of this department last year was
$780, 97; the expenditures were $780,
239.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-08-05

Edison is still engaged on his cleo
trio light, and is hopeful of ultimate
success.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-30

A lzrge oo1o0zr~s 90 esrSo1s
spectators as~~zb8e-3 CT FoGr-h
street. lAst sGsAav. q observe th~
fzseszl services Eer4orr2el Ov.r sh.
rezAEs q ~ dead CAlAAEz&z pre-
sozs T. nArek4ng 70 the eem-ses
II there Vas 3 sscv q sar-e3ness y
Ary Of the proe~eadng-, J; Was en-
t.rxly -; slSki Of II Tie kllarso1s
ah&nSoIEsez; lEazlSed II ~ the
coEntry ussE q tie d-c<A~e6 Prev
soGs ts b~Ing placed n the hearse.
TIE cUHE va earned Ir;o the street
and dsP0~N:si upO1 supports Alozt
three feet frU@ Ii. ground A
sooG a. the loliy CelestlAls had
lecksd themselves II red and hlBs
sAshes thsy began % PROSTATE
thez=slves. to- by twJ. EpOn .
Ia; sF-e~l o. the grouni ~ the
100; Of the eoEsn. at the sane time.
eoIng through sGnary ges;lcGisiloEs
the import q whsch was known only
10 themselves. Before rlslng. sack
MAI received q little cup from al
attendant and enp;ied its contents
upon the ground, IN much tie same
manner as we have seen the oil and
vine dashed over the rough granite
during the ceremony Of laying q cor
ner stone. II added not q little 10
the vanity of the performance to zee
many of the Cinnamon approach
the mat, knesl. pour out their hba-
tons and gesticulate without ever
taking their cigars or cigarettes
from their mouths. Spectators were
divided as to whether the little cup
contained tea or brandy. Other
ceremonies, peculiar to the time and
place, occurred at the cemetary, af-
ter which, the coffin was lowered
into the grave. covered from mortal
ken, and the would.be mourners
shambled back to town.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-30

IL eon~eq8encs of the grea; destrue-
tsOn q snow sheds. hrldSes. feEees
1n1 bulliings b. the great storm Of
lzss week, ;hrOagbout Nevada and
California. the nalll 1er Of Puget
sud ARE looking for large orders
froG lumber dealers Of San FrHrclsco
and AetIng on the IpPglse Of the
nODen;. are stsou; eooel1ilng 10
ss&rt cut OF twelve hOars' time. The
frss O. MAJ has been spoken o.
- the time for . Simultaneous con-
r2sDeeD~nt II true. tbis wlll In
deed be q happy Msy-day for our
lnnher1en Besides the devasta-
t1ons caused ~ late storms, the
Chileans have rathlesslv DESTROYED
property, N the wGy Of whArves and
guAoo works, 20 the amount Of sew
erAl Millions Of dollars. The re-
bGiaiIng Of these works nus; be done
DUNG tie currsr; year, aud 1t is
Estimated that over ore hundred
million fest Of lumber will be re-
quIred by the government. and priv
ate parties Of Peru. In addition TO
this. the regular demands OF San
Frsncisco consumers must be sup
pied. as well as orders from the
Islands aud Asis,ic cities. We pre-
dict such G corner" in the lumbe
trade OF Puget Sound as has not
been knowa for many years.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-30

~ 2EcLo,y fesi. ne lave bGi 90
tb-G- g. Szv We ysrslv t<lseEs Tat
CtAri-> LxY0zzS. 8; tie Go=en; a
~ ext trosz irss World kad IL
infinitely clearer tie T. keAve-ly
yo<sssssors :hau : bs.d TO-DAY bv
tie reverted t4;Ltr Cd! ths 3esT~rAio
WI see EE
F.EAlly It s 70 - bod that tie
GOD Teuyls = S4z Frz.ca~co. ~ =
vroces. Akz 20 tie woraIEs q rew
ere. Eav Ultimately eE-Ane1F4se
tie zselvss r. - lie tad elsssents
that row ruu ut Z then mlsisi. and
ozce uors t@sk 4 The sunshine @!
e.vle prosperity and peAos
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-30
Nail CHria~ities.

Fruz sotse recently psbllshei
statistic Il EppeArs that 10 les than
about ave millions q letters gre sent.
every year - the dead letter cesce
NJ Washington. manly, # D.; wholly.
q Aocount Of tie Allos; criminal
eaTelessness displayed BY tie writer.
II directing their envslcpes The
average amour; Of money contained
IL these waits, including bank notes.
hank checks, drafts. etc, foots up
TO the enormous sum OF 81 .535 600.
Ard We. this is not all At least.
some Fifty thousand packages. of All
sorts so astrsy from various causes
every yesr On arriving q, the deal
letter office, each letter is carefully
opened, its contents examined and
al valuables returned to the sender
if such party can be found.
The mail facilities of the United
States are second to none in the
world. Letters. newspapers, and
packages containing various kinds
of merchandise, are carried swiftly
to the place of their destination, and
are always under the eye of a post
master or route agent. Letters not
called for, are duly advertised, &C.
cording to law, and, as last resort
sent to the dead letter Office to be
opened and examined. The careless
omission of the name Of county or
state may cause incalcuable loss and
annoyance to correspondents, to say
nothing of the expense incurred by
our Government in its efforts to bring
order out OF confusion and set mat
ters right. Be careful how you d.
rect your letters.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-30

The May number of the Cali fornian
comes to hand, filed with its good
things adapted to all classes of
readers. Besides it's usual array of
miscellaneous reading matter in
prose and poetry, it has a depart
ment, under the head of "Sci-
ence and Industry" we'll worth,
alone, the price of the magazine.
The course of the Californian
appears to be practical one, and
if properly conducted, it cannot
fail to reap the reward OF brilliant
future. While it contains no cuts
or illustrations of any kind, its one
hundred pages are stocked with Just
such matter as cannot fail to inter-
est and instruct both young and
old, and when bound, each volume
will make a valuable addition to the
library.