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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19

BRADFORD, Pa., October +,
magazine containing three baa ,o-,-.
pounds Of nitro-glyc .ripe "lIil'a ~,
ing tc the Roberts Torpedo c". cgsloii
ny, exploded tonight with to,ai. ,s'll. .
force, west Of the city. two 'i.a ~
were seen going towards the - !. li'
zine shortly before the ev,I. I'll 9
and it is thought they were =, ~. ~ Z
ing with the lock when the 'I,l a- Z
sion occurred. A careful sea- =
night fails to disclose anyt5i,. 4. !
the men or the iron safe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19

No greater blow could be stricken
at the life of the Republican party,
than to permit New York and Penn
sylvania TO fall into the hands Of the
Democracy, at the commencement
of Republican administration.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19
CUI.LINGS.
Judge.

Mr.. WOLFE is unfortunate again
in making an issue Of veracity be-
tween himself and State Treasurer
Butler. Mr.. Buffers word goes a
great way with people who know
him. If State Treasurer of his
sterling integrity can not be secured
to succeed him the State will be unfor-
tunate.-Phila. Record.
THE Attorney General Of Pennsyl-
vania has brought suit in the court
Of Dauphin county against the
Standard Oil Company for the col
lection of over 100000 alleged to
be due from that corporation in
taxes, penalties and interest. The
case will probably be tried in Janu-
airy. Witnesses will be summoned
from Pennsylvania, Ohio and New
York.
THE nitro-glycerine magazine be-
longing to the Roberts Torpedo
Company, two and half miles from
Bradford, Pa, containing 300 pounds
of nitro-glycerine, blew up on
Thursday evening. 1t is believed
the explosion was caused by an at
tempt of burglars to rob the safe,
and there is evidence that two men
were blown to atoms. For several
rods around the ground was plowed
up as if by an earthquake, and huge
trees were blasted and scattered
about. Some fragments of human
flesh and clothing were found.
The statement is boldly made
that among the mummies recently
discovered at Thebes is that of the
identical "Pharaoh's daughter
who rescued the infant Moses from
his dangerous hiding place in the
bulrushes. The body is that of 9
lady of rare beauty, and is so per
fectly preserved by the embalmers
art that it appears as if only recent
lly laid away. The coffin is
decorated with mosaic work of cost
ly stones, some of which have beer
chipped off By curiosity seekers
Rameses the Second, the father O
this lady, is said to have had many
wives, and to have been the father
of more than $50 children. 1t is
supposed that many of his othel
sons and daughters are similarly EN-.
balmed, and that their mummifiet
bodies will be. found among the
treasures of this description which
are now being brought to light.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19

After vainly spending Eve hun
dred dollars for other remedies to
relieve my wife, have no hesita-
ton in declaring, that st. Jacobs
Oil will cure Neuralgia, says NJ. V.
B. Hersom Esq, of Pinkham &
Hersom, Boston, Mass, an enthu-
siastic indorser of its merits. Cham
bcrsburg (Pd.) Herald.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19
Wolf Wants His $500.

If Wolfe held the Office of State
Treasurer instead of Butler, the
treasury to-day would be s125, 900,
at least, poorer than it is. Wolfe
wanted to, and is still trying to get
his reform" grip into the treasury
to that amount, while farmer But
ler stood and still stands at the
Treasury desk. like a grand and
true guardian of the peoples treas
ure, warning off the marauders. A
beautiful "reformer" is this man
Wolfe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19
THE IOWA ELECTION
The philadelphia Horror.

PHILADELPHIA, October 13.-The
fire at Landenberger's mill last
night, that was so disastrous to life
and property, originated in the fin
ishing room, on thesecond floor, and
spread through the building with
amazing rapidity. About thirty-five
hands, twelve OF whom were girls,
where at work on this floor. The
wooden stairways at either end of
the building were soon ablaze. The
bridge connecting the building with
another mill was shut of from APP
proach by fire-proof doors and in
the absence of any fire escape, n pan
ic instantly ensued among the men
and women confined within the
building. They rushed to the win
dows crying frantically to the crowd
below to save them. 1t was pro-
posed by the crowd to form squares
in the street and catch the men and
girls as they leaped out, but before
anything could be done ayoung
woman leaped from the fifth story
1t seemed that every bone in her
body was broken, for she never
breathed after striking the paye-
ment.
THE FRENzIED WORK PEOPLE.
After the imprisoned people seem
cd to become frenzied, and though
the crowd outside sought 10 encour-
age them by shouting that help
would speedily be there, they began
jumping from the windows like
sheep. A man apparently bereft
of reason flung himself headlong to
the street, and while his body was
still in the air others followed, now
man and then Il woman or half
grown girl, until in a few minutes
eleven human beings, enc and all
unconscious, with fractured skulls
and broken limbs, were being car
ried by tender hands to neighbor-
ing saloon, on the floor of which
body after body were laid in row,
until vehicles were procured to con-
vey them to hospitals. By this
time the relatives ofthe victims be-
gan to gather outside ofthe building,
and the cries of the mothers outside
to their children still in the burn
ing building, and their lamentations
over those who had jumped and been
literally dashed to pieces, We're
heartrending to hear. When the
firemen were able to enter the build
ing they found ON the third floor the
bodies of two females burned almost
to a crisp and man badly scorched
and dead 4; but before they could
search further the fourth floor, with
its heavy machinery, came crashing
through and they barely escaped
with their lives. The firemen were
compelled then to desist from their
labors, because the floors had gone
through to the ground and the ma
chinery and charred wood, and what
remained of the unfortunate opera
tives, ten or twelve, were mingled
together in an unrecognizable mass,
which was seething and sending out
columns ofsteam as cold water was
poured upon it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19
a Family Poisoae,

Sr. Lots, October T.
the family q IfIiir''ln'ii Hiram w,I., No 8
prominent citizen Of H., / ss'ial
were poisoned yesierd,u ,'i'l pla.s
by partaking Of a disI MONA,
prepared by a eolored ei,I i ''i'ls
wheh it is believed 4'' aad i
bee" placed Mrs. ". .S He Ia
last night, and the hired ,,,.'i' :, de
expected to live. Tho sa-rl,. a,,u y 10
the house, but has since bee,, b5e's'h1 L.
ed. She tells contradicto,,,.' d,' ans
and the evidence points h. sioris
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19

Ok the first page of this paper
will be found short Geographic
sketch Of Hon. John Cessna, fur
nished us by friend in Bedford
county. We invite the attention OF
our readers to it. Mr.. Cessna is
personally known to many of the
voters of this county, and his public
career is familiar to them. To those
who are not SO informed, the brief
sketch referred to will be of interest.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19

THE rousing majorities in Ohio
and Iowa prove that this is not an
"off year" for Republicans, and
point the way for a similar victory
in Pennsylvania.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19
P AT F. N T,

obtained. and all business in the T.
Once, or in the Courts attended ta a., So - -
FEES. ~ sus,a
We are opposite the U. S. Pa,er. A..
gagged In PATENT BUSINESS EXClnsrst,s
can obtain patents In less tine ana; sii,ttli
from WASHINGTON. ''''' -
When model or drawing Is cent We st-,..
free of charge: an - - y
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN 2sTfsr -An
We refer, here. 70 the Postmaster ~
the Money Order Division. and % ef',i,i,-
U. 5. Patent Once. For circular. stJ..- =
and reference 70 actual clients in yoar - 3
or county, address 81
c. A. SNOW & co.
Opposite Paisnt O..
Washing, 4 +.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19

ANY man can nominate himself
Cor ofsioo, 40 Wolfe did, and tho
people generally show him, when
they come TO vote, what a fool he is,
if he hasn't discovered it sooner.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19

JOHN p. RHoADS, Of Somerset Twp.
ISRAEL LIMERICK. of Southampton Twp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19

ADAM S. SHAFFER, of Jenner Twp.
JOSEPH HORNER, of Somerset Twp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19
ron room HOUSE, D1REcroE:
FOR AUDITORS:

DANIEL KIMMEL, of Somerset Twp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19
The Somerset Herald.

EDWARD scULL. Editor and Proprietor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19

JOHN H. WIENER, of Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-10-19
HENRY ". Hoyr.

After the publication of Wolfe's
speech a reporter of the Harrisburg
Telegraph called upon Col. Butler.
, 1881-07-30
THE owls sMoXE-BURNER AND FUEL
SAVER IN LONDON.

Hh4IGNp IHHfHdf.
III our Inst Impression We gave ftIl de-
scrlption If tl,is Interesting ind Important
invention. Tho Orvls snollu-b,irl,or anil f.ivl-
sayor had undoubtedly n tteat future before
It Iii t,is country. When our piper fot Julv
was published, tho invention lad icvcr
bnen tried 0n this sisle Of tic Atlantic,
though Its Success ll tho United States has
becn remarkable.
It lfds bc9il apbllcd to an Excellent English
bofler bcfongiNg to alr, Frederick Sago, ihe
wall-k!lnwn. manufacturer of s!,op-fntlngs,
etc., Of 50, QtAy'a ln!l-roua; London, w. o.,
Hilsl ltS working hns hcc! absolutely purfect.
Mr. 0rvls saw II number; of our Ercntest
oDit!ltry, and all were nut only, willing but
anxious that tho burner should bo tried OIL
their bHt !ers., flo decitlud, however, to tilll,
@ W. VIII @ h3e esS ay sSy Is s,dIHfy deyyy Mdtsr II hS
Mr.. Oryis s.1s correct IL .!w.trts!ue, tho palm
that ,he eventually liked u1}Jn Il, dud, ps
cotse1uaiee. # Is llcw slnokelcss. 'lfo
p'6 % (hdt IT, III IL i,sas !dfSH W'iR
q tlio l5tlGr %ny ifdt Il! npy .way, ifitGrfetcl
WIN: /. vatioIs Seiitlellle'l llly0 since Visited
tyr lel,!g ,Nyns.t of smoke will begin to H.
Sils ltroll w cltnsy =, L! de!!39 Eoinds pHt
!uH tHIilluE ~ Or tu0 DllrnGr entS OIL lilo
OF an uyewltnuss. ut .lenves the chimney
/ & s s{S'a:" s"sfs vi
:".{IKd hagIcr .wa. tli5 euri!ient OF q iifth.
= llave trieit twenty, st,.culletl sihOse-con-
si!nlers," sa1tl Birmingham .n.Ill,fhettiter,
"Mit llaYe never secn nYe ullil npw.'" We
1nCtl{S Dtt ID Ia uuftH itif1lcenssarv tO lin
50. Any Ohu whu wishes 10 hive ocl,inr
demonstration III tho elrect Of the Orvls
sMoko-bNrntr cnn tl0w IT. 10. Although 80
why lIf|lxWl, 10 slr snge's hnilor, Il st,bstan-
l,lkd n! s.ehn! users, Mr. S4go His bUen
ns p,ssiblH; but l!e NOW finds flint lie cIlil
burn the tdhl Quest sNGk. 1t. Ii ts0 sDnil TO
say how m,,c Il 1eing, saved in the quantity
tSSesu,* m S9s ''Es IaisS R1 5 StE9 " G sss9 5 ~
daily gpts,Inil,tiVM if ,llree t6t,s, this viii
tnsnt0 4 STYLING of sotltthlitg Tiki, A.5s0 II
year! Tho following lottOr frrlh air, Sago
,s's ;$; ,sSs II 81 gs|,Sssa t2sss ;t VI Il
hnys much p!on4nre III AtntIne that yptlr Snuke-
e?st 1Ysts s!s Efs ''3sa hJ3sa :" On Hs @
tlse sat!sfnusIo,,. Thu .ehiinney uas ainus boon
nsatyat rsfasy tNSst !, ' Gi npanfo Z, c oirets
hitherto bcnn nlIlaked tD burn bxpBnalyo steanl
goul Nt y c2st ol u. par ton. hut uuw lind thRt
~ w., ~ r.; tho a SSl;o ck 4, a S,t e o
hl!at thrco IONS pf rltl iaty, tho slly,nK thus
tstts @ ,, VII aint'nt to s%nlathiMg like III. .rer
az M 9 Msk ~ Ct ahayo s os ss, o
ny b2pl!ers 2 us soon as postslble. i a!a, yoars
, 1881-07-30
He ALLEGED TOO MICH.

Whom tho cfesa against Constable j. @. Grant,
charged with ulaifoasnnno In Office, wus called
befora JustIae Miller yesterday afternoon, thass
Was no ono thore to prosecute Il, and It WI se.
cordingly dismtaaod. 7. Coaxswcl tue cou.
nla'nait in tho caso. had sworn out the warrau.
heeauap Grant bud refused to turn oysr }tg
taken from him tCognswc'll In an attaehm.ul
suit, which nttAuhmcnt ault hnl been quA.hsd.
QrnAt.h haa property rofslscd to turn tho npne,
over without IN ordor frpu, tho Court
tt1asmurl, us tho case had been appealed
Coggswc!l tad plsp sworn out warrant 70,
porjln'y nEatnst W. A. 1lrow1l, tho man who BE-.
Eat tho nttaeAmant suit nsninst hin, IlTurs
bud ssEorl, IL tho nilIdAvlt for attachment, .hat
thoro wgra good Etouuus for, believing III:
TIE @ew Englaad Furniture Company, .! xh:.s
Pill for furn!tur1 purchased from the ConpanJ
by CNe<BsWn!l on credit. Tho uerlury case WI
xuntdncti befufo Juat1ee rrIndiviIld Yesterday
The .o,g complainant showed that he owned hsa''
The dafun4aut tailed to s.low any good reasoL
tur hol.es!ng that big Eompany wls al'oa. to Z
CrjmlkM Court III tho sum OF $a1Q.
, 1881-07-30

or nlt~H than doihln TINT 10 wht,h t,...-
thnu1A'n rO,tlh pretend lts pri;nn ,,,,,er ,I;her me-
TEN hursn pn*or Ens ri,9nr. s,,cli ss M'I ,..
frrtIity rlts q Im or perfect I'll h'aa
hO tllyIs!on Of the cientrtG Gurrrnt. Tu hat hasttn IN
thn rcslItn1nn of stlGli fn.lne nf ri,,iri"ssalas
Is hero brought Into play. Tic ,st ,lrca'y,,,s ,lty
nuluhtet1 mnohlnGry. Mt nlcu t,lrpnim,. a!elr
;sg,.n Is nnnlcyn: nnd ~ soh,ejys na,a and
,n,,ic 3st ahwnans9os 1. n % for enomst ao%a o%at!
g. ea, eosnEH1sfs ros,s .wo s'''s:a: s.s.:
Ct, Sh1s ,s,, r., tis. threw sss"s"'o ~, "A:
premises On tlir cnrerO Or Grafton sirent
MnSa1l!AHhs Of an Intense ntlti cirofiiIir H..
Ntcll eleotrtn light ~ hi,Ot0url1hy, as * Gsatt!d.
ss to tiee,i my fnbnratg IitGntion, Hs.9to,tt n9tott
v1fIes continually nt1 Tho time Of nit tInnatsht
Lhcrcinro depend Oil tito imilKnlott mn ms huu
encn of thu upossstHr, whp. II hn lu i,nt sSeti.
onMhIy skilled 1ttlat. will ton ufter Ie,s.t t6or
nNsg Rligsswnre. Night or day, IN liz niad q
anu In Noyribcrs ftyHt tho 1Iasa uIasa of
l:,L ia Invariably tho sAnie, md tbo nostG'ra
cSiN'snff ~ not only tcilncett to lnntm.ssod q
Il decided ny calculation az estsH,ti M y but
PIC. Atur NIL "A We hnVB intImato,l ~ - alt+
eye ma hiafau Arn at!il ta1lisit 10 ntenri.7
aetcr II n portrait. facilities sIci, :! eaats
vhtrh MMyall has scientifically. ntttie "a ,thots
tlstlo rosonrncs svntittl but lp,l mn inJMss "
further nsyay from, hin nhn
tulcrnbo success. 1t Ia when tho hiah".te ol I
titl operations 1f physical laws r rcst prasss
4 tisr appreciation df thoir value tint shaa VIII
udne tn the rnHl bcnntlt OF art, S"sy COZ
, 1881-07-30
ROMNEY.

F6r The GAfth10 tribune. a.
Nay, 1tonlnoy, nny-t will not hear you say
Those words nga!n: III love y6,,, l0yo you,
sweet"
Y0tl arc profana-b1nsphctnoN repeat,
You are no netor Tor s1 grand Il plHy.
SOftIn Guns tirg fnshnui ain iinw shn,y,hi - !
try ..
Tu,,Ncnch my thirst from ono OF tnosu, whc.,
who h1ee bud n full bowl prolrerct1 NC
4 now howl Drumming With dra.ight divine,
lliu RtlylG tuatD thrilled tn tho tlfjKpr. &ipsY
THINK ys',i eTtr G:.r0 to h1lt0 my lip8
WIN LUIS poor 4weetenctl wAtpr yul1 call wlnn2
And thu l,splto.l thu ncctar Gro 'twns quaErcd,
tAHl hrOk9 tho M,ATl In wnRtnu folly, vet
~ wtinltl ttlo VI my thirst oro Wt,llid wot
Ny burning lips with airy u,c,lI1r llrlusht,
So leave tnv, KomuGy. Ono WIN tlas seou play
i:tltttetl hy 4 star ellNNnt ulniueu
no see u re,ulerel ~ M NnlntGtlr. 10
You know not what Low is-nOw 10 nwayI
Fila WlEkLER.
, 1881-07-30

We CLIP tho following from tho Cincinnati
1'rtce Clirltnl: 81
lori A!rlit. Of Scotland, inu conmuntcation
! Ain vla,l tllAt Anprlrsln farmers unu r1,Hsl,
OWNERS nrc 1!lrnlnK tholr nttuNtion 10 loiig.i
cnttle. rloy havd bonn il favnrit Grues) win ,is.
llnito.l k',s:lol,. Ua 4SvorAl ocea.sit,.ia thoy
hS'S S gae tho ens.nplYn' prizo VI tho Eugsl.
six % soru vags @ Ifss sus. s1%s % 1,,r" 70
Sa sAa ~ prool tg si saay sssts Sss
ahoye.alur.l ter!t III hla ilsnai,d property S,ti
fo'!nS tat ihvy ill not thrive, has fatuly Snt ur
ETC SrSts sa hr 1 ssss,t ;sat t'ss aK wS Ths
thuy tln n0t tluur0 QUO ut,ntuor. rs Is nftuD iho
eMao with AnerlcaM burned caltii,, huVo SOON
injury ,nl.u BY tlu hirls 1t MiA,thsr, whiois
Muss lavg deprccia.ed, hls yul,lc, sh0uli
say esass y 'oss rsw,ss 81 !9sn3. !9'Ss5st3aa taas s
anl pol'ot! bs,ll, int.!y n,et viii Iii aceeut IL
Giteg. unit ha q, % killed, md :at il .lFossotl
weixh il ssartsvssis Il tlo Foes II nn brssl ssse
nsrS that stsy DREW +, araIltlyry piuasr wqis|t
as ss 'sy IT, sas sSs ~ sSss S@ S 81; ~
9n,ss ot ihs l'att.I llett l'G@k published n11d
rStar trIs r W! ~, ~ et sns'y S S! xS,!FbS
~ rxl9 s ys. va !atsly so at QUESTION ror
aNiaals fss i,ses',uy eusrosus' III .hoash et s't q
a SS'ss t9i k f saaE u E;ssss Us a;y s &c Ss :.
!nA tur Angrlca would 10 better not 10 n,ir-
o!ase t1,Wk ~ calt ~ thorn tniyhs bu kolua slsk
a. or ,s ~ faify ,ys ,1sas ~ - purchase yeasy hef
That l'uliod cattIU arv less hustful to esch
ptASr y ~ Hpparuill thut this consideration
~ tsno tiiat thUy Aeo lllrlor. suuro euusly kent
H.. IT,, tnnvy n ~ a9r moro Aousy psr pou,l; and
weight than burned cutie, wtsat iuvre Gin bts
sull fur thoiny Ynls mnttor II ceriutnly WORTH
lae immaculate attention VI shippers and bFppi-
, 1881-07-30
G(Cctrlc Photography,

1htla9N t@dtty 4fle1FVph
wholly ur MNin!y on tho improvements md ID,
rtstYs r.. aaor1ea by acouae],t4e agpl}oatan IT
pott4ncb;. and tip stride WHICH has racpntiy
been mAdo ~ ~daptllE uayneto -Gleetrlolty 10
s4S sppspts Rs2G' * III MpYEy Ex fk oh h Ys .,S,
can host bo Ustlnated b. lia :resllta. Thei1 nrc
coAlh!nea sostncss aad hsIllian0y, ungtta!na.
esFylcs u phetographlo ppFtraItpJe. II tFat6s
SalSa as.ars ~%sSnE aa tho ;gi:rs o aS
lakoa nv M Nayalrs, new pFoosss Ill.
kiNa. 10 eaab|p ,thp 6pasaier : sucqSss. es:'.
fMllY to :stta;ti s9ch e9pdts u perloatly
Ea.sept xgrks nnAli.eql w ~. Naysli, 4 lii
greater l!utntnAtiaK power than b1x hitherto
hegia KA!nol HAs I1ecoAsAry. The mlahihe,
pratY ~ tnspra sh9 piR.ost sto.s4ianss, prQduccs
y AyRt Qk 1pe g4og4Qus p9Heg " E,VW dslallas
, 1881-07-30

Lmpos.lllc for I;nEth,;,l to hope fur my E1lIh
~ seli my tloWh it!R prDftctt0llary CoililtS,
have nnt been allie to say, wunl askr.d, Tint
saraE @ re!SS e'!eGt Il SS t5 nie M2 saies si '"TfS Tnt
!nt cnnlly oyer ii recent conversation. 1c,,nllOt
,rlell, r n'tllllttnE tint tho arguments put were
inrslhIS. ,llul t9t, IT, Relatively hlgli duty
tic most prominent sNbjcci for dscttssinn iii
iha iloxt following scsstot! ,Yf .onr. National
s sisso s @ a'sa ''St a"''ssff Ss , S S Tass S.
eilorlllnnA eXpatslon Ok our foreign tratc md
tlie nI,ttlfatIonF Interests yiiieli, l,avo groWn
y, n tS,iherlcn tro,pd this. 81 lnlyo btcoit6
$}n yhsMtt a !;p Tn 199s!g connertes to Ernnt
EualaMt Il BY far ol!F 9est pl!rc!!usuf, ailti,
wonltt ID felt Fl Auftricp duicktr tiidn
e''6fs ''H @so i'll yx yxSsr,sss ts ss srSS sys tr a
e. !' f. lnipossible ~ :. j jEasldnd wv" to
s ke fspg p tdt ,. E1tsstoneEy r t g|yro nG11rME no II
@ o oE s t iyoiysa SS - i@? ''S ii f'Es fo U%e
q faydf tii4 bl,rrliase u EAg!ish ,Warqs. llnt
c,ss T1 + il M't IT. e rabSf sfsR!eh y sh g akq Sny
.Gs ~ aefair 'aHs sSw Es[: seg eS
EpF!alNl? :I'l,is = n>pto4lehl which 'su ildy
nS IAlnGrIcnlss 1lGvr fOrctn HpDlI It's befUrG
S sSss 's ss III IT, S;s s;s ass s &c ss% Hs to 'fS'S 1SS
Xttiie present moment It. Is til .tcsiro of
M @ @Goyern'net't T t9 tjosttoiio AL discussion
e. s s fsdif ns Hsy1 lis Sv tstIsS ~ tIsS f a Is Is
not Wish e ..uii,0arrass tliuIllseIvaas win
further combinations. rlU questions ,iilat
iIaye bcsn yd MskG.l concerning the Fral!Hrll
,,, Hf{''es; M H. Wisn I, AZ NJ, S!y} H. AZ
, 1881-07-30

N.lxs o,Jqls = 'Msirs tsSiL Lyi's cssssssi cs'ss
probahy tho oldast person III tue tnte ny;.sa a'sa
Ia ssass soal Ss sss s|ssss; s"a' @ of I'LL
Luvtas stSwart 1leo Mcdonnell, ,la4gh!saa a,st q
ne0Ex1 anh Har!aeNln Slcwart, VIZ ~ Voiss Y If;a
RI HRSSyS s;s Ky v9,n,c,E 1ssxa e9'fts " say 5 q
dse d.: oiiowns bolus taPtr uam'sc scaa,ies Il tas
N9fS, Ni!za6elh, Eartoa. ana 'thH tiIc, euSso Tbeo
q fhe sketch, llor pasoa1sf u,IV aEe, shs
VIZ ae ae9ssl Sstlo IL zIstts Isst. ss
Ago pf 81, when sho wAs larrtcd 10 ,.ass' Jassad I'D
ltice 1ior husband lived only w f,,;Is ycusj jps.
thotr Vt!on waa tloasou With Two en!'1irny ~
@ tss ~ 4;S VII! te 81 sissF sss s' r.
Eidal lp Pennsylvania, Now IDrsoy, =? ~ 0bio
Anl Maryl4pd; III 1875 shu roHtihHsr'. Hshsr .aaurf,cd
Tssy TTss ss a 1pSsss 5 as1 Ees ffS W. o9 /.
ri sI,ot, aboit mil%ay hutwoen tats apa p1ats Ig I
Atn1rM A4de14 ON which 20 to- p"'iii iirle 80
chhlp uad eotpncnee llfe n!ic"' ,ca ieass,
% Shya tho w Ws @ nsarriod to John N.GepSsrss1 ~
WHO died Sent ~ iS&i, l9avlly hor noS h,ssuj
woman. snes te elaih 1T Gor ss.mta1s sco!tia II ~
aha ha4 mxao hes lp'nn WIZ 'ss 's1a,er. ,Iauah.
sd ga!ags sts saohes aac o 6sfoIo p.
Sylvester Hep, pt IlNnoiss Mary hcr, mn " rfpsr
Of md 1.cy!na isie9,-amiaa; a, hdauunior I'm Of "
xssiss s a1fS fS1 stSSas1 it @
hFassd ne1slY thteu YOUR g., ~ ~ ityu genera
1t fFteiltis aud relatives, vt Which vuats urk
uOas wera yeprcsuutCal. fof N ~ snd childish
ACFnuae@l 'haa been very !nu'In1 tnusu t,1 hau
10 kindly tended and watcAeo S'e'
remarks Akala utl uX0s
, 1881-07-30
AN EsTHETlc POEM.

From q Fosssns of I,eeins 1v Oscar tVl'dA tPaa"
:" =, ttuMiie).
A ring OF gpld md Il tnllk-Whltc dove
Aru lyfl0dlY Kifts for thpc,
And q heuiDGn rope Tor your own loVo
10 hang upon tree.
For YOU d JIouao OF Ivory
tltOsUs ,ra whilo In tho rose-bpwarlI
A .natrt4w hcA for nv t0 Ito seal,
= White, @ willie. js tho henlocx poHcH
Ayrtle and tessamtno far you.
10 tha red rose Ia fair to Bee]!
For me- tho cypress ulld tue rue
(fAlrcat OF I'LL ID roac- c-tulryI|
For YOU threo lovers Of your hand -,
{Groo1l grtlss where q tn9ll Hes dsaaA
l1r mt thrc0 pucCA OH tho satQ
tPlnpt Qlttcl ut my h1MdlI
, 1881-07-30
HUNTING FOR HIs PtCTURES,

Mrs. Elkius, wife Of the degoncFatrd artist o.!
that name, Is still on tho lookout for as snany ol
hor hushRud's paintings ua eho can ttnd tha'
have not boon disposed Of In regular way ae'
cordsng to har Wow Ut things, As Is Auowu'
she haa niroady gotten posApssloa of a ,umo1et
OF these nu!nt(nga Ry ncnns Of rcpcvin saGs ~.
md ycatsnlay ahDtaor otlo Of these cnaes caas
before Jts.tIGe Hummer, and wns eNntlaned - \,
Aug. l2 Tho aetentlAnt Is Mr. N. ketx who =
GrV2rtet1T 9f q p@utulu-frMnln establishment y
No. l0l We bush nFtnuU, and WIN hl't iilaaaSetH,
tty. When tnstitlltlng tho suit Mrs. kikloss y
plaeca tho value Vt tho wholo Two paln''oS'" !"