The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-06-15

something in this fashion:
I'll. Mr.. Hin as..ae 4, sHsasa s.f3
s!ira inntroduoed bM .
~ E5a -'s''' NJ. M ,, R.x.ra ''
n Talked himself tired,
''' N-. But ssii noticing worthy Of nnsnsion -
Inns would ne succanct, musica ana
IN Q oeeree impressive. Anee Youngest
readers couio grasp ehe meaning Oh y >
ana "a II coulo easliy % commlt!eo 0o
memory. Or scene In the House
might be deplcteo In sucn terms as
these
Respecting the necessity of protecting the black
voter.
Twas Indignantly responded to BY Smith OF Ala
a. " barna, 10 90 F.d VIZ. a. .Hf41t..tf
Whose abominable talk was silencsd by tho Speak
pnl7 ser's hammer. t' 7tA es." t ~
Then Atkinson of Kansas rose to make explains
: i, .toH,
But was pulled down by colleague in astate OF In
asl disnation. .-s,-t.,.,t ,s. fs. t-.....-i t.,
And MI. Alexander, in q speech about insurance,
Taxed the patience Of his hearers pretty nearly past
! After which Judge Whitaker denounced the recdp-
Treaty with Hawaii as scandalous monstroSity. Cas-
It would be advisable of course to vary
x,,, ,,,,tor os nno,cb az ,,os.;h1o in .orr15a,
= ! :; {, q, : u .f33.1, :, e[G1-9 I. ~
TO prevent tne monotony Wnlcn Wouid
otherwise dull the interest OF the reader.
- After piyinr the proceedings in the
House as above. something of a more {
spirited nature perhaps could be insert
ed into the Senate reports. Suppose.
for example. the pages devoted to the
Senate should lead off with something
ST this kind: ~
Then up rose Smith, Of Forids, the best Of the de-
baters, s 81. as $50
ana sp0.e .Du' t A'' ''e~'''o ~ -o' p.O''s - "a
dc showed nov '0urls's sn'0' Al 'ne" ~''n'u' TO
And .sied to have It made crime to kin them out
p. of season.
1hen brown ne moved amendment " mse''ns
conns,,1a .ies,or. nat 70 onerate their i.x.. d!
But smith he mp and said of him who thought the
subject comica,
saare sIsA sue s"'' ' '''' " ''''' wv
And Brown, responding briefly. wished to say in this
connection 4Sss - .Q -'i.
That smith IN suardihs fep''lef nAo 'n eye 70 sen
Then ~ smith he tupe volume of the Message and
Reports,
And Brown was laid upon the door good deal out
ot ta.so ., a0s@. ,,-.;e..,;, os .,,o n,,,au..
-, 80. s...e..,s - = ~ ".S.:s
sso''''' 80, , - "o :. -. ..e s..o 81 80
.n. - = II
pon , d - --h;.h - -
80 =, s..es. -. =, .,.on,o.a a.
III. 80. 80 Ts1a,, rartn~a - -, 90, =
pD.l1o ,l',' - g..1A1... - - G.. !,
oninenp .no ss seieo'ion " @ "
omgef y Mlon'. ~ 'lle =, ns. Ss. oo..paa'
o' .'s Inc 'uule".e .e:-H : onoe:-oe. e''' A''se
5sS THE HORSE AT, FULL sPEfn :
By the aid Of instantaneous photo
graphs taken from twenty four cameras
in q line, as horse gaIloped past there~
It is shown that the position of that a.l-
imal is not what it has been represented
to be.
Painters show the horse, when at tie
ton of his speed. as IN cavalry charge,
TO be raised above the earth, with his
body strstched to its full extent, the
fore less thrown out horizontally in
front. the hind legs almost horizontally
in the rear. Now deer and hares do rum
in this way. but dogs and horses in afar
different fashion. The horse completes
I q gallop IN eight positions during only
one of these is he entirely free from the E
ground in all others he has from one :
to three feet touching the ground. In
the onlt position when he is free from
the earth, all four of his legs, instead Of
being stretched out, are doubled under
him as If he were lying down in mid-air. 4
This of courses deptiyes the figure Of 3
that spirited movement of activity and
speed which, thrills the spectator. The &c
question is whether the artists must
hereafter be faithful to nature ss science
oemonstrases IT, OF V na'"re % 'n0 ~
AoveAA' - I..
e.. 60 - a.. -. - .S...,- =. A..
fo VIC ~',' Pr .PP''-'
oyo "l.1'- J" 'ne n'A. '0 -.
mus' give sne Same lap'es'ion 'n
Was Mn,0n 'ue nofSo a.Sen gives " 'A
eye o1 ''e speo'A'of' Inc no.'e ioo.. :"
II ne were nyns' WIN s .ee' on .lo
sivunu' a1A 'no s'a . .n" . H
iooA 90 ~" II no aoos nos no ,A,'s :"
.op.ouu0o 'n''' 'p.li'' o'..' s' 'l
s'asy' el"os ana vleoF Vnl'hA lAsssA-
lopmg morse produces. ne u NO more