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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08
Roxbury.

l E. @ ACCIDENT. A workman at the Mine Hill quarry broke his leg above tine knee on Wed: nesday last. He with others was lettins down a heavy stone with aderrick and no one was at the brake. Doctors King and Taylor set tue bone.
 BUILDING AT RoxBURY.-Mr., Geo. $. Jacus of Washington left home two weeks since. and taking the cars South at the station was hailed "Hallo, Jacus where going" ?" ''To Roxbury,' ''Haven'tyOu finished work on the Hodge ware house yet2" "Oh yes, but have another job, the mason W ork of a house for Mir. Camp of New Britain" "What. another house building in Roxbury?" ''Yes, and as soon as am through with this there is still another job ready for me-" Querist (aside). Who knows but that Roxbury will rival us yet.
 RAILROAD ACCOMMODATION Passengers last Wednesday left our station at 3:43 p. in., and without any accident to deCain, arrived in New Haven twenty five minutes past eleven. Can you find any worse time on record.
 RETURNED. Rev. Mir. Jones and family, from their vacation.
 -Chas. Beardsley, our contractor, has al- ready completed erecting the house for c. O.. Camp of New Britain. MT. Camp will move here in about three weeks to make this his residence.
 Mir Chas Preston started for Elkhart, Indiapa,~las Monday morning.r
 H ks
 Plymouth Sketches, No. 4O7. On Friday Sept 2d, in accordance swith previous arraagemenas, 4Aes CenierS 0ongsega- tional and Episcopal Sunday schools had an excursion to High Rock Grove. Eight cars were engaged, two of which were rented for the accommodation of Northfield scholars and their friends. Also, some from Thomaston and Terryvlle helped to swell the number eef the excursionists. who as whole formed a large company. The Thomaston Cornet Band was engaged to furnish music for the occasion. The train left the depot in tue morning at half past eight, and arrived back at seven o'clock in the evening. An exceedingly enjoyable time is reported. The only accident heard of was that of young man by the name of Daniel Galpin; who in running stumbled and fell, thereby seriously injuring one of his ank- les. The fare for the round trip was fifty cents for adults, twenty five for children. Af- ter deducting expenses, there remained sixty dollars to be equally divided bet ween the two schools first mentioned.
 On Monday the 5th, our Center District school commenced their autumn term, with the same teachers as last year, viz :: Primary department. Miss Nellie B. Holmes; Interne. diate, Miss Nellie Woodward; Upper, Mir. Clarence E. Bingham
 Sept. 5th, 1881. PLYMoUTHEAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

CastoFia- TFor Sour Stomach. Constipation and -Fretfulnessyof children. Pleasant, safe.
 and cheap 800 drops; 35 doses, 8 cents
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08
Births

At Goshen, Aug. 2l, a daughter to Mir. and Mrs. John H. Sterling.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

At Curtisville Mass, Aug. 2S, Rebecca, widow of Dea. Danial Fairchild, aged 67 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

IDeatIaS-
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

E. T. Tsa.aser>s C0Jss'ssss. THE LAST WEEK
 OF THE GREAT ;. CLEARING .OU4
 .afIidbneH | SALE .stefdqmaq At Turner's. ,sfeiTa s'19ywe.I
 ,sI9d esl Everything in Summer Goods to be closed out this week Regardless of Cost! Special Bargains in Sum- mer Dress Goods rang PQ{iH3
 ing in price from 6 l-4c per yard upward.1rg SUMMER UNDERWEAR marked way down to Bot tom Prices.
 :IH>FY'E% rx@1E &s A FEW SHETLAND 'SHAWLS
 LEFT
 WHICH MUST BE SOLD! .>HTiH 3IaAT0>AJA Special Bargains in every De- partment to close out all of our / Spring and Summer goods be- fore opening our fall goods.
 Respectfully. 10 E. T. TURNER, N 7/ Bank St., l 7r K. J4 WATERBURYW JU
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08
DRUGGISTS SELL IT.

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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

CURES E; W. Heart Disense. , Bitious'sess, Nervous Debility, etc. D The Best REMEDY KNOWN to Man /! 12,OOO,OOO Bottles se SOLD SINCE 1870.
 1ais Syrup possesses Varied Properties. wses ss%%ts: the the sfsysins n the sa. s...s:h Wsd ,ss s.d sssrin. ef tie a sss :ateiy after eating the fermentafioa or food t T:::;ss::. is:: ss:s ;Ss X. kNsss:y: Ns;s:y,:
 itSs;st itSs;istaS:s :sa ssss & s.soa:' .rsoS: ,,.al s,,
 It Fromotcs Digestion.
 l. Nouri.hes, strsngthen. aad Iavigor.te..
 s's sr nSe. sSs .fis ssS Healthy PersRixasloH. 1N1NTT I ,ne5 It Psat,ali,es the ot poison in tn. manner of skin diseases and internal humors anu All sr tshn he bT sbs % its and sssS sbes oas Ss ssRssss sssa 3 s as ss shs
 New London, Conn.
 have, been using Dr. Clark J0hnsofis 1nE dian Blood Syrup for Billiousness, and find it has proved to be an excellent medicine.
 et,. T e14 Miss ELIZA STARR <
 Lebanon, New London Co, Ct. This is. to. certify that have used Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, with very beneficial results. HORACE D. STANTON.
 SIS Chapel s., New Haven, Ct. l take pleasure in saying Dr. Clerk John- sons Indian Blood Syrup has> been of great value to me, for Liver Complaint and Bilious. ness. H. w. LESSEY. Preston, New London Go. Conn. This is to certify that Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup is the best medicine ever used recommend it's use to suffering humanity. DAVID BALDWIN. Agents wanted for the sale Of the Indian Blood Syrup in every town or village, in which have no Agent. Particulars given on application.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08
Rupture

DHs ]. \. SHERMAN is the original and only DR. SRKRMAN knownt to the public for the past 3s years through his successful method of treating Rupture without the annoyance and injury trusses inHict Ills system of cure is by Local External Applications During treatment no hindrsnce from labor, and security against Death ffpm strangulated Rupture Patients from abroad receive treatment and leave
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08
Ube Gitfb6eIh Gnauirer,
 liTCAFIELD, CONN.
Clubbing Rates.

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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-07

Mails arrive and depart at the Towanda Postoflice
as follows
DEPART


as follows
ARRIVE DEPART
90 A. A Phila. Y. and East States Pm. 40
10 30 ...Dushore, Bernice, Laporte, &c.. A
IL Is :.,.....L V. way mail North 45
IL 90 New Era, &c. Tues, Thurs. and Sat. l 90
IL 90 Asylum, Sc Mon, Wed. and Fri. l 90
IL 90 ........... .Sheshequin, &c.........M. Il 90
90 Pm ...Troy, Burlington, &c.. An. 10 90
40 .Closed mail from Erie & n G.. .R.R's... 40
90 ........ Canton, Monroeton, &c........ 90
3 30 ......L. V. way mail South. ........ 80
II 90 ........LeRaysve Rome, &c...P,H 90
s 80 O.............Ba Barclay y............... l 90
10 40 Erie west of Elmira. ........-. 80
Office open from 90 A. NJ. to 45 p. NJ.
Money order Office open from s 90 to I 90 T. NJ.
Office open Sunday from 9 90 to 10:O0 A. NJ.
Z. POWELL, 7. NJ.
, 1881-09-26

ncn4l,rsrtt T. latest an'$.. til. Representative
hnSr!ean. Th"n' lnlgllt Ilnyt. bern grrasnr
snltsers mil Statesmen. hui t!lerr was llnlio
'r lltstlinlihIs a!tl en,fmiyilg II IN lis cE,nr-
Mrser mil !tr, liz drew frnnt sli"ll inslitu.
tl0hs u si1nr nsu fru1rnmr hut ',,strtc'l
NsGIt wherever lie went. Tin. ttlfusy nernsir1
counterpart III him. mil might have nided
u, fnsmlng Illn.H nHr sturdy hills. tlln
rs1milsl'rI'rss 0l hir cntltIary. tttt g!Drxre,S-
MSS II a1r nsthlnn sr..,,rry. tlin fnrrH aiul
t!iEl,t of S'agara. n!nl tlm 'l,tl"t mud lraiy
clIafnffit*liGs III hin. Srrc.N ~ tl,e t,cc,sM
IN l''nnglIt, sl,nr1t uni qsltrk M the Stnxurt
~ nctl9i, honest, lowing, nl sy'nt4thntlr. ln
ui somt sinrticnn j,lt,ai h his III sciNs. u. Ks
ttcy, ,siu'lIe'l his life. they knew not what IL
hiinlru i!lt'rt, tho tirlHnsas nf lis mother. Or
tl,n lhrtitn.ln oi her boSs. th1t r,,rnl J'o]'n-
Py ] Mai ta ~ M I, wo X % ssIt|y %!s HI r'si I'M
my. oe might rise to the l,igIIrst Station err
HtEtl nn ntnl'll''ii u snir American farmer
10y; ~, trr4y: ,,s,..i ,i'l!lare' Irsye,Ht
you,tE s'arllria. ~ srtt-reliant tjNt ln wn,.i,(
moi lWrr.Iw without itlslstill. 0l uxttt t!tlms
1T inlylirnt. stlpW..i s..:rlally nl,': Ut thu
!eadlnE CHARACTERISTICS It ilr A',rtican prf-
tlvrs ~ cur pHlifrat llfr. lIn never rntl-
descended In tm III uttfce-aeHrr. Thu 0tll..u
sol!Eht nun. aiitl III that ft:secs, III leass. he
was absolutely nloye reprtMel! in him niso
tr;tnttol,s Of our t.oine tifr with its sweet,
l,.fML rMEership
Finally, ttcrn was IN llint Al, exhibition, of
!ile religious 1f.. nr tlir Nntlol. VII were
words escatr'! that sce1'ltl "a hide this, but
.!nwn deep IN the llcntt Of til. Nuton there
was MI aht,!lng. faith III Jcl,ovn!l. lie
rarrici !as religion everywhere with
, 1881-09-26

lnis f.,tsn , ,tnii te , ','hms rh.ns o. M
int.i v sn,n,, s' M. III tn ny f.T,s aT T mn.
billion md hh,u, feel ,irrpiy tho ulHirnlal,r
iAet that WE are MI ilast"nnE In the end :?
lle cna,'E stnlla' llaitr ~! l'h tIagf, g,lt u ~
cniiiiH. 'IH. w N.Y. nH.e't ~ ti'1h ~ t'Hs'
In.!Eh " anv eas @ LILY. - nH.! ,..nG.n A';u
sMi'r,!, ~ tas5 i, VIII 'sn ttMi.. .'i.!MilEhulS
iHil, tno !s'tIuf finE pnuRtas: WEtry ltt
'iGu i Tsvn 9 "r,,ME ~: l"'c"' III '''' hlght
=, ~. ~ % 1n','o ~ ~',.n1 ~. ny: NY. A.. ,
INC nhnu ol tno king tnas il'c hrcptfo Until
r, ,'s.n ,msne;f ~, ,,,,a, ,r., ,,o ,.,,,
h" t,y nf il,t, srwn n ,t,e hrnrt t,r H." ir"s''
Afu hidden d,s ft,at In tho tfef,tts OF In urye
Tho lsrnsHAt wtnsa lot wn8 TO aDw md tu rpnt.
Tho hertss,nhn wtao climbed with Ills xoats nj tho
,,,. aeun!'.
wnn WGilaesc @ IN It., scntr o. 1's urrnd'
'!s'' wv; ,nu Wy ~ p'.ss ,l."t W. t''"'.
Altl A.. 'Mtinni I ~ tlie n1tt!t y w sur
ceas .t',hst' '.is iI uuna Wy ehfl" ~ lis IT.
Mattn VIII M sMu aEes. ate was si'n,ae % iof.
aatanR ny Mi!s inSstelitnus hNA pt'w';!itl. ~
seis.t.En i,t!maH n.' atM!is Ml,H M!il,sl W.
Ia'iA!tt.'!.s III tllell lh,lls u! ilttt'''llH lug
WHY. HH'"le1 " f.Msa IT." n nn ~ tEoH!aHshsl
iitMsIt ~ uGI Mt'nEnneH ~, ~ tuc 1lEW.t ~
!iG Niat t!Hita N,alt ~ NV i's.M .iI niIVs' tlch
e Et". . "'v 'Nst ,,tn,,tt"n t @ m.e i I'LL
ca.", Mn ''."at pMft'hitttt. .n"a fuu ~ p.;'s
sss s1s!i @ i'.tilGl,:; ess1nii..e nf o,r gattla;
~ n,"5 XIV ~ ~, ,,,t. a.I wv ~ aa 1 @ '
' ,, ,I ts, M ~ ,,,.s, Hi't ~, .M. nni
% ~ m m ''si ci,.ir",,s .t w.. ~ s! n nT 1 w Taa,s
nst, t,a, M'm, s"n GE. ~ aMG a1 spltry
,ita snh k,1nWs ~ meMt paseahtS' lo "asS oL
.'''et "'a"ppo'''t"i"t.
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, 1881-09-26

which tho gatferyso presented were arranged
traInrl shield. bearing the iinn,r4 bf tic
Sinics If In, tfuo1I-- trn shfcih for rar,,
State. Thu ,lreiE,ss md Rrra,Erl.,enls Of tlse
decorations wert. tn.at ami In RosMl tNstc, uni
AYi.ri. Iililull 1If1iiru.
, 1881-09-26

All Unusually largo MNniiiur OF people WCrH
present In the Fourth Presbyterian Chnrci.
yesterday morning. Tho carpet Oh thu n.alH
aIs!es WIS coyeretl wTtlt blnck u,nteria], tl,o
windows on either side Of tho pulpit were
.lrape.l with small American flag sur-
ral.n,lcd BY Grape, .wliltu the front Of tho
choir WIS set oir With u lnrEp Amrrienn
llus, crilpp, nlll s,niiNx: md thero was It
pillar Ut tiowcrs III the baptlsinal font. Thu
Ti,s SERMON Of tho ner. Ilerricls :Jo!M,son
I'LL appropriate One-was !,ased on the text:
And Ills disciples ttn,k up tho body and burlod
1t. nlld weut nlId tnId .Icstls.-l{Hst., Itp.. T."
.lohl. tho Baptist and .In,nes A. Garfield
werr nltke. the speaker sa!u, In itla,,y r!-
spects. Dutll weru Of h1ln,h!n orEgin.. bnlll
f1ettst ,,i ~ f,stsosGss 1 Sa1' n iif
tlnt slow John tue baptist wns different frnll
tlnt which s1cW .InMles 4. tsarted, but tho
spirit ntt II wllcl. Il WIS b0rh WIS thu sa,lsr.
niikc Thsy meyer allowed themselves ID
got Awny frNill thu penpo's hearts. ~ 1A.r.
su1i,l st,rr0w ilatt coinn to nll. We learned
tt'sw issss ~; fro trom IT. IT, tsath: q ttat the
sasriileo alNi I,,ss a.nt dsat!l beiuy hrt ~
gnstw:tys opening Into II brighter Ald Eln!ier
!tfe: ~ that tllofe were no broken lives
~ t;ml's pla',, prest.lnnt Garfield wanting
rv,. T.. III ,,n,1, t; H., x ~ ,xor,1 ~ ti,.I
rnss IN H. 4 10, s, ~ III. ,uf M' ~ ~; - ,'ri,
S. eM s WI; ". ga M INT r T rt ~ w,!s ',.s ,t MiM Il,
m M ri H. ~, r' ~ ~ ~. i.. mi ~ f ~ nstir, @ ~
vyn""n,,n u =" wns III tile nrIi,s. t:ul,n, sit,,l1
,s ,ti..M r, "G an.sr nv 1' crt, +,
.,. 's tit.i s' th,t th., - rs ~ s,1S
~ MI ~. fr ,u III ~ ~ ,ti ~ @ H.
,,. 'im ,"H ~ ',r,,,, !. -, ~, 'S,s "S ~. h"t
',rs n'r,, IL ma , tat anriif ,,,,.. Iu'"s
.n',;a IN "ni." ~. ,ftnr tr III r.ii'mt
:nr, liz H'1 a "sEt IT,; titt i ,,...,,
n'.,t ~, ~ nv ,,., m"" ,.it ~ II i ''o"-
'ne''s "''o o"' o'st nIen.or."' OIL ''"''
~, c..-,s,,x.,>
Il nit, CAV .kNn'
The only purt the ltey, Er. ThnlnAs took III
tho SERVICES nj II,,aalyy,s yesterday WIS
IN u,nn,,nrn flint tha I,nv ilr- i'nrfmur
H.; ,,s.'.t, f.," ill., ~, H.. r,,ite,. s:,,
"u"" ,. ,'''"l lo' na'i ~ l.lo '"'lon t's o" ~
thy. Ihe sings WIS tusletul!y dr"te'l W
nn,urIlng, Alld tle Chicuun Quartet ru!nlured
tt1, ,d,tifurlrs ,,ttY,ttInttt itt tina crut}, tf
.ha inv Sm,i","I Mse,tivn ~. ~ .~',o @ % "ns hv
t!'e Nnl''ti.lt 4.Aecu'''e' lHe s1I''i''t4 "aa nt
tho llaS' nF' CaSer!l VINO s"'tl ~ WnliM
speak un tho Oi,0 snbirct tllnt was befNt1 the
American peuulo. Every stcp IN tho brief
histnrv ~ isrsl,ft f:urta,.i i;o,l h.u,, :, ftr.
v. ~ '...'''.,''.n,
""to u''c' 4"a e"'"''i"tlo' u "la k''"t"eea
,yns Ut marvellous rnp!I!ty, for In plle ai'tt
TIC h'lillA ygar lin hhA bee,s tnltKrtsslli'1,i,
Sel,ntar, n1d l,re'sl'lent'elect. When l'u ttIal
Mo n'l,, ct's!!d show u Ereatsr "no..nt of
, 1881-09-26


S,ntcs uf The t'u1o1-- t,t,n sh1eil for rar,,
Ssate. Thu 'lrtlg'ss md HrranErl1nnls Of tl's;
,vr.. ',,,'n1, st'r w. .,t a III K'' '"S'c' a'
NJ, ,,,,,,.,,st,~
=, lin ,,,.'. .'; ".a,..nMsuH ,,.l~, :. a,.
~ ~" ,. ".st ,,'4. asfi"st 1n.a .ae services
the ilev. Dir. ktltter, followed l,y the reading
nj lin thirsy.utntl, nso,m t,v 1lr. Ynu nnJ
.I,,,,ir h,. ~, ,,;r , - ,.s,..u ' ' H. tw1,.
ia,nson si M t,o's o rl1,eu 'iIs, MnI ,,rays nv ~" f
Twelve weeks for tl,r trrusery Ut President
ttAttjrhI. Int he ,,tr,l. Tim sueukpr ex ,utup,l
tint the n,nyeru i'm, mi h,, ,,a,lo :, nv ,1,o
anner nf ta fr,t s ,r, "':,' s"t% r "., ,, ',s M
dolie, l'tlt were veal; nsHt 'liriatNriat In
spirit, ill.tuattuF weak mil meek and snbtnts-
sIvr, Prnyer rau1l to u,,ty lila ptrso,,al tn,,.
'"' ,.'t nN"l'n'ar' ,,,.t W uo VIZ ~ uo WI "
''"u III ncnai1 Z" spf'M' Interest orda%
ItarIfy they nsk tfB Supreme Will lt0l far
their tcets, h,. for tIeir i,lt,,s mil persppal
their NECESSITY r'nClWs tic l)lyIlG ear. Christ
sloal!'t he their M exafIihle ARnln. tile inyys ct
rni,x ty,1,',, :n y ; nn.i aG ni ~ 1s'' ,Yi', VI
tint IL. shnill ,lic. i:ceaisir tl,rIr l,rit,vr,i
t'restheut vas 1T, t,nre, ti0tl's people should
nnt beconl;; discouraged and cease to prar.
~, ~ sno!tiit ,! p!e;tu Will s'll'n'sslosl nMl
III. knew II, ti,nvS o, nn'i,nts. ant n ts i",
lMuptu sAw tfl{ng3 Us III, tiLj. thav wouti
l!lre pr'!ye'l fnr tin translation Ut the Prcsi-
ul.., usl.., X. Wi!llnillsoi cl''s,rt viii, ntt eIn,
1tr"a,,ot ,,ns -" " n.,,, m.tn, ~ n'..! ". siH'.i
urajltl ure;:,,,imemr,. il, yIytie br "rr;:,ninet
merit, hit t;ut was pleased IN ,gurt illn
nhnt!Ier !si!lrrltanet. t1Hr lnIorHtl presIllrnf
n ',s.;,,,,I ,, H., !et't"uee "t't'
:iIn. cirrrh was ht.',,tir"i,v ,tro,,,, Il,
.lerp black. file organ. tIu atlut aIuj iis
surroundings, ntui thu hlcn,iy wrrt. rntrr,al
WI; HEAVY insth'lls % stf hsstk t'loil. INST
wl,itn ,ih,nn ,,9 .,st,',a, H. ~ ,aII ~,
btapk ry;,iu wt,r tl,lrru In fila ,ltrt. Of lila
! bals0ny around the gallery.
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m TIL; ,tEy. l.. T.. MERCER
,,st.,. j., i3ars,,a,. l., II, ,.,at.,r.', ',r.s
"tseo"iss , ~ i's,s.e5 n". ses1eir"s 'on1'',
lltE, taKl'EK as MS text thu WofuS OF the tehtl
President: "It'e worlds history Is Il Divine
man ~ w,,r,I" n IL ,,i,Iro ,n,e,, mr., t,,nt..
49,, 49,, 49,, .',',,.,', ,'' wv. ~
."irt 7a'" t',o "p'Ahei' Mftleh ny oo't a1ll
history Is reronnizrtl "n!y when .;od Is rec
nx,lixe,{ II, Il. II IL rrpyi,lr,,ca which ,p,te.
,,, ,,n ,,,,,c nr mat, oo,'t,, ,x,,t,.l, .a,vtho
IT,. ~, o"us ,. y! ."" e "'n & w - ~,
tat Ae,'can sde n's a,i 's'nsy ,G ,t,tv linus ~
,.r"ry ,a,;,' ""1 r. % fra,,a, - -, ngs;',, taa
,,,ns., ,,.s II. ,n,,s, ..,,,'. t,,s,' ~. ,,,.t
's. 'ii"t. Ss IT. "'S. a, "''s.a.5 ~" ..s ss"
r. WHICH nte hihsL fleftrct!y endowed
with tile. Divine spirituality. IM
appalling disaster IL t)l, hrIny'a, l'resident
selit Il st,ck tt!rect tn tile ltitlSt nj wafrtng
purity factiuns. lie was tito typical ilius,rl.
linn ut lii: possibilities nf Atllcricnn r!ii2eIl-
t:mt n prayer tllat h. might le spared 70 the
Nhthl,. I'm nh.t ca.Lt. lliit ttb9 my l,ear..
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fallen. ~
THE 1lEV. ARTHUR LITTLE.
Tile New l;i,KlaiA Church, OH. dearborn
avenue. was w'lf lllletl, h,,t was mt crowded.
M slraptry WIS Visible except two Americas
ttnKs bortterctt with black on each s1de of tn
yestry.
n very eloquent sermon VIVA preached bi
ilm pastor, the }ey. Arthur Little. liz tnok hb
text 1f"hE tic slxty-second psalm, eighth
VERSE, "f'rnst III fiEm nt aii times; ye pen
p1n W'r out your heart l,efUrH Hin: God |!
II refuge for ils. Srlah." Jlu preuctlcr, lit
salH, M this uccasis,n had M oitio
III his llleiue. Tiers WIS but OH
lDssIf'fr. II confronted us everywhere
III WIS s|suwn by the ,lr;tpetl buildings
the solemn .allh r,uurnfut culli,tc.la,,ce u
eytry onc. !. was written on thu sk1es, ti,u
the very stolies errt 1t nut, atltl tho church
tcfts proclaimed II. No stIch universal eric
lad ever BEEN experienced. No such spce
tacs ltul ever 1,ccn Witnessed In this coun
try: lArty iiltcs i.a.i brcn obtiteratea, fct,,t
ntA dissertations forEnttelh aisa eyeryus!,
The whute Nation wns shedding scaltling
bitter fts.Is, tHl,er great fileti had died ntt
were greatly l,nnrnGt over. hut never be
!"f.' ha:1 grief 6eeti ri UNIVERSAL sd tlccpl:
gfeRs sufrttN. hit th. Hslter ttntlUits ncruss
tiIe arctnn slnrcti our et,tl,aUn grief.
I'he hf+tHrr 1T thu ilfu Ut t!tl3 triiy grea
anl goosl ulaM ws.s stl!! fr''sl' aeforo tlio pub
IT,. a,hl needed but little recital, 1t WaS
sluriniss rareer., How liz rtse step by stul
nat! he reached TIE ifstHaefe ut fatul slfltn
Il triumphant catrer, what II glorious nlarck
|" grs,Mtne*sf l'ut Ills saH had set l.
>relllrI s,s II the sky Ind lust its Creates
Iun!inary, It's brightest beacon. No Wnrtls q:
rttat''scs could add ia Its greatness, fa1HG
n,ad worth. Nothing eosiltl cover his h1gl,
what etiaHnr} s|inttlh their thoughts ee III
recie,l: SinntIu illoy anlibt tho efficiency Of
prayer q. Divine justice? MOI Ii thu
words Of tlrc great ln:tn whose death tles
u! nost;Ntl; "t:"l rEns, ti!ti ;le Goyerilinr:i
boH fo the iHtiictltu II II sIirIt of submission
ntt acknowledge. the Justice Ut tue hai,e
which u{tet, tit, things men DO not coftlut9
ltn!i, hut lid All thugs well.
What Was t'aiileId'3 great secret af Site
ccss::' Il was not tinr intellect, Ills power q.
a,il.i't'si, !ls grs,at steeeiies nor i!ls ttah!
and Religious nature. Through this. With
bis other qualities, l1a llah gained all hearts,
HIS Christian liie WIS tho tfte secret nf hts
great silcevsS. t,lml gnined lin the ndtniru.
shhi Of the world. al! Ids other accomplish.
inents l,orr'"rtl their. richness from the
as American Institutions lived. Dy l,is .patil
,,inft htsl trt!Hbij beest tlt,na for hint, iuf
thu country. thu world ut large, ami lsls
Maker than r0nhl l'ayn been accomplished
l'y prolonged years or existence. Never
before wis Il .SnGion 50 mllltrd iu prnyer for
t!lr preservation Of Il lttc, yet tin,l .lccreeA
aiul q l"nsl us III loftlcr thoughts alnt bet
lnr lltr.
, 1881-09-26

II tl'. 1870 ~
Memorial services wero tcM Yesterday
p,nrl,,'g IN Christ Reformed Eplsr"pal
..fnrt,t q, rout ,rl,. 1,,,ar,nr or ti,r
rh"tr'; n"u, ti xns lrs,,e;y ss ~ .lernln,m ] ,rho M
main wt,tluw of tho c!lnncci WIS hung will,
heayy cnrtn1as ef black, ansI tho windows iii
.,r a,a,, IN ;,,o fl,,t ,,s q ltm,ttrri rrns.
" etape. "a ...o 1o't INV Nv" p.'''aa s."ss
Ut ''atus7l! l1awers. Tic yestry doors were
hidden by largesi lnga, which were wound
ubput with black crape, nl,.l baitlegs Of l,lns}l
n,I ,.,,a var, ,,,,,'r h.,,ma,,,, tIn ,xJn,,n.rs
alu w'.e WITTY lunH us."E a.u ".'n"s'
On tle eniteitefs VERY ~ oi'fk ti atM rd, Wd'e ita
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troh tlta t"ito"tttG text: ...
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s"i'en ss'ls lay N 'ssaelf-,ti' San.' IT., IL:
was & tl!, r'lEE9!i rall.er 'tlI.ll M uis esaM1i
and t!l tl.p N'b!n wa expected t0 lliisl tlle
rnger! 9n't llnnsely htrllcture, b,l occas'n'..
ally w dlsenyerett it!tl q! exAi.lsit t1s"uty
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20
A Man Drowned.

WILMINGTON, July PA derang-
ed stranger, whose name cannot be
learned, was drowned in the Chris
tiana here last night under peculiar
circumstances. He is understood
to have been put off the train from
Philadelphia reaching here at G:5o
O'Clock. The next seen of him he
was rushing wildly out on the Phil
adelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more railroad track, shouting to the
men whom he met: n man on
whom / forged note is after me to
shoot me. Don't tell him where |
went.r he ran Mt the top of his
speed until the city limits were pass
cd, and then went through q farm
house by the river bank and made
vain att mpt to hide himself. He
then plunged into the river and was
drowned. The body is being drag
ged fer to-day. The man was of re-
appearance, and was either
Violently insaneo or suffering from
gelirium tremcns.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20
Terrible Heat.

CHICAGO, July 13.-The following
reports of the weather and casual
ties on Monday have been received
here: Bloomington, Ill. = Their
mometer 105' one death from heat.
Alton, Ill.-100' one death from
heat. Sullivan, Ill.-10T lone death.
Kankakee, Ill.-100o. Springfield,
Ill.-1000. Lincoln, III. = 104o ;
three deaths. Charleston, Ill.-1030 ;
one death. Decatur, Ill.-103' one
case of sun stroke, which will prob
ably prove fatal.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-The intense
heat continued yesterday, the ther-
mometer registering 90' at eight
o'clock in the morning. There is q
great deal of sickness caused by the
heat and Mondays death rate is un-
paralleled. The coroner was over
run with business. He was unable
to provide quarters for all the dead
bodies, and some were allowed to
lie for hours where they fell, guarded
by policemen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20
4 Mystery of Niagara.

PRosPEcT HousE, NIAGARA FALLS,
July 13.-Yesterday the body of an
unknown woman was found float
ing in the river just below the Amer
ican falls by Guide Conroy 1t has
the appearance of being that of q
dark-complexioned young lady,
about twenty years of age, finely
formed, with beautiful long, dark
head of hair. 1t was destitute of
clothing except an undergarment,
and pair of low-cut shoes. A
plain gold ring encircled the third
finger on the left hand. The body
was in perfect preservation. 1t had
not been long in the water, and had
only received few slight bruises.
1t is hardly possible she had come
over the falls without being more or
less-badly mangled by the rocks
and the heavy weight of water fall
ing upon it. Still there are no
grounds to believe it got into the
water from the bank below, conse-
quently the case remains a mystery.
The body is in the hands of the au
thorities. An inquest will be held
to day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20
A Terrible Accident.

READING, July PA terrible ac-
cident occurred at Bresborg's paper
mill here yesterday, resulting in the
instant death of Mahlon Young and
the narrow escape of several others.
The men were engaged unloading
coal from canal boat, and were
using bucket which would contain
several hundred pounds, this being
attached to a crane. This bucket
had been raised some distance from
the boat; Young and the others
were standing under it, when sud-
denly the chain broke and the
bucket and contents fell, striking
Young on the head, from which
death resulted in few minutes.
He leaves a wife and two children.