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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-27
Gypsy Peculiarities-

Few more fantastic scenes can be
conceived than q gypsy wedding
The place usually chosen IS a sand
pit. In two long rows, fronting each
other, the attendants take their
stand. leaving a path in the middle
halfway down which broomstick
is held up about eighteen inches
above the ground. The bridegroom
is called, walks down the path, steps
over the broomstick, and awaits the
maiden's arrival. She, too, is called
walks down between the rows o.
Gypsies, lightly trips over the stick
and is then received into the arms
of her husband. A few days o.
feasting follow, and then the wild
wandering life is resumed. Chil.
dren grow up 10 the tent or van, and
as the wants become greater the gyp-
" matTon adds another to her re,
sources OF making q livelihood The
fortunes she predicts to the farmers
blooming daughter bring many a
meal to her hungry family. and the
elegant lady who allows her tc
stealthily enter her rich home re.
wards her with money or cast-ot1
clothes when from the lines of hel
hands she has been toretold a future
full of splendor. Old age comes
slowly to the gypsy race weakness
pain and suffering are strangers
among them, and the physicians
craft is despised as are all the other
institutions of the Go1os. But when
death at length enters the gypsy:
tent be is borne uncoffined to bis
last resting place, deep in the forest
or on the lonely heath, and as often
az their wanderings bring the gyp-
sizes TO the place where one OF oul
people is laid to rest they stop anG
pay q short tribute to the memory
of him who sleeps beneath the moss
ofthe heather.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-27

Badness may be avoided by the
use Of Halls Hair Renewer. which
prevents the falling out OF the hair
and stimulates it TO renewed growth
and luxurianee- 1t also restores
faded or gray hair to its original
dark color, and radically cures near
ly every disease Of the scalp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-27

The distinguished {. 5. Senator
from Indiana, Hon Daniel W. Voor-
hees, certi6es that In case Of Fheu-
matism in the back. be obtained In
ssantaneous relief from St jacob >
OH He says Il Is a remarkable
remed-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-27
The InfAnt,se March-Maker.

GOOD evening. Tommy. Is your
sister Clarissa at home?n
Yes, sir; she's out in the kitch-
en- popping corn for you
Popping corn for me? Why,
how very thoughtful ] like pop
corn very much
Yes, sir. She said she was go
ing to put a pan of popcorn under
your nose, and if yeu didn'ttake the
hint she'd give you the shake.
Something besides corn was pop
ed that evening-Mal and ExpreSs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-27

Ayers Sarsaparilla has such cun-
centrated, curative power, that Il IL
BY far the best. cheapest. and surest
blood-puri1er known
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-27

Napoleon Bonaparte is the name
Of colored man now living in Lam
caster, South Carolina.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-27

A plate glass insurance company
reports 5s1 losses during 1854 out OF
about GOO riskA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-27

Large crowds of colored people
continue to leave South Carolina
for Arkansas and Texas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-27

Cases of smallpox and scarlet fe-
yer are reported from various points
on the Pacific Coast
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-27

n m mn "a presenfs gees sreg. Send us s
yfuI Hill teenfs postage and By NAT yeu VIII
luuyuuuzes free psckage ci yuo.s Of iarxe
hat uzli n once hrinx rcu in n1uef fAGcW than
x,ythirx else IN America. All abs1t - 41D4.oO
IN presents With each tssx- Agents wnEtet evsry-
where ef either sex a< all ayes. far All IL ttma,
homes For-zncs fer al warkefz shscfurs1y as
surva- Doz't delay. Il HkIzEr n Co. Portland
Maine ixuS5.
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CaraRaU RLINpNEss

CHIAfkACI DHlINDNES5S
sts caused hv loss os transparency cf the
lens. behind the pupil Sight 10 rss<or.
Nn ed - tunes cut Of Roo. BY removal OF
ok the Opaque BODY The pain Of the oper-
- afiun b n<vSP tefy fSsS1x-eue under he
NJ effect Of the neU szzestheric, By simply
putting q few drops in the eye tn oper-
NJ stiun Il burne BY The most tinid- The
hset Ssxible results arr secured In ali operations
% the Eye 80 EnR. 1o0e - 1RooAA
DR .. ~ aADLER, 50. Re10 Ava.
PstssD0Fgb, -.
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CONCERNING LIZARDs.--The common
lizards of the West Indies are extremely fond
Of music. In listening attitude, they vii
which music is played, coming nearer and
nearer, with heads elevated. intentiy listen
ing. In somewhat rare book, entitled
/" Barbados and Other Poerns," by J. II.
Chapman (London, 1S35), ti.is n,4D.L Of the
lizard is thus referred to:
''Gay sounds are heard wit' n the iigh''d alls;
The hstcning leaves tho .nolo.y sn.h slls,
The charmed zephyr pauscs ms he kies.
And minricn ith his at aims The latest ighs;
TIE awaken "a lizard e VS. y b sly be
Climbs 10 the lattice aid eroctS his head
A lznrd 80 engaged, had its tail accident.
ally cut Of by the sudden closing of the
window ON the sill of which il was station.
ed. This curtailed lizard, however. con-
tinued TO visit the spot, Charmed by the
MUSIC. After short time it was noticed
that the lost arpendage was gradually re.
placed by two. This occurred at the house
of friend in Barbados. Mr. H. S. Nose
ley, in his charming work, Notes by a
Naturalist on the Challenger" tLondon,
1879, remarks: lit is curious how little
animals seem to be frightened by long
wand, like fishing rod. have seen Mr..
Thwaites IN Ceyion put q moose Of palm
ibre. fastened at the top of rod of this
Sind, over the heads of numbers of lizards,
and carry them off thus singled to put
them into spirit for DR.. Gunther. The liz.
ARDS sat quietly to receive the moose, though
If we had moved foot neorer to them they
would have run off ut once. IT Bllsd IN
,Scteace' Ae.cs.
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A VERY NATURAL MISTAKE.

A YOUNG man from one OF the back
oNns came in to buy present for his gir
Cne day last week His wondering gaze
heing transtxed by the grotesque disploy
a one Of the dry goods windows, he en
tered the store and bashfully stepped up 10
Il pretty young lady behind the counter.
How much are those p. pointing to a
pair of handsomely wrought nickel platt
sagtsrs In the window. f-....
Seventy-five cents" replied the you;.-
lady, sweetly, handing out the articles III
question. and blushing slightly.
Il think they are kinder pretty, dom
your" inquired the young man, anxious
Tor somebody elses opinion.
Very" replied the young miss they
are the latest STYLE"
- Everybody wears them, don't they ."
continued the young man.
Almost everybody" said the young
laly, affecting an unconcerned air.
II was going to get them for a girl that
I know" said the young man, somewht,
Iervousy. do you think she would like
them?"
II should think she might-I-I-don't
know" returned the young lady, blushine
ugnn.
Well, l don't hardly know myself
said the young man, taking up one OF tLs
danny articles and examining it closely
You don't suppose they are too largo,
now. do your"
Why, ILL" stammered the your
lady, the blush growing deeper.
'Tney seem sorter dig like" continued
the young man, not observing her con
usion but of course / wouldn't be c.r-
lain. She's middlin' size, but not very fl
nd mebbe these would be little too loosc
should think she was just about your BIZ
ess, and of course, if these would fit you
1ey would fit her. Now just suppose you
,sy them on, an if"
Sir!" exclaimed the young lSdy he
r.u'- one counter, In voice that lifted the
yorng mans hat on tine end OF his hair,
.7ou are Insulting +"
md she swept away to the end of the
re, leaving the bewil1ered young man IL
rmb amazement, holding in ais hand.
That he supposed was beautiful pair q
jracelets -:
And when one of the men clerks cam
and explained his mistake, the young man
rom the back town struck bee line FIR
lis team. and in very brief space of time
vas fearing toward home at rate that
hreateneo &c irretrievably ruin the OLD
amily horse He won't buy a4y bracelets
..ow uutiI he's married.
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STORIES A-0UT WON EcLC1E.
SOME PvcrrrARrTIEs OF TIVE NE1EEAN
GERMAN FIELD iAEsLAL.

SOME time after the capitulntion OF
ing to stay there few days. did not dis
dain to ask for billeting order, Nine. r. =,
upon whom the Marshal was to have been
quartered, would have nothing to say TO
him, and Moltke was faih to lodge and feed
himself at hotel-of course, at the lady's
expense. He asked for four rooms on the
first floor, invited people To breakfast and
dinner, and treated them to champagne
n short, the reuton hero lived like fight
ng-cock. But at the end Of three days the
andlord. who hated him, quietly took leave
o remind his Excellency that the term of
che billeting order had now expired. Moltke
replied with dry cough, and demand for
n small room on the second floor During
the remainder of his stay he diped friend
less and ohsmpagneless ct the table d'hote.
Moltke is as good letter writer % Nine.
de Sevigne. and he sent some particularly
charming letters from the East 10 his sister,
who had married an Englshman settled in
.solsten, MIR. Burt. Miss Mary Burt,
daughter of Mr. Burt by former marriage,
was especially moved by them and when
The warrior came home. his thirty-nine
winters were not considered fatal ohiec.
zion to union with u girl of sixteen sum.
mexs.
"And their frt love continued toths last"
1t was the happiest of matches. She died
in 1868, on Christians Eve and it was as u
revelation to me to see how Aioltke sorrow.
ed. Often now he can be observed at his
country scat vending his way, in the gray
Of the evening toward hts wifs's tomb
plain m"rble monument on the summit OF
little hill, crowned with oyprsas. Be.
meath the cross, carved on the little unau-
solemn. mfy he read the motto: "Love
is TIE fultilment of the law"
Moltke has II fine property. It 10 situ-
ated In Silesia. between sohweidnitz and
Reichenbaoh, and called. think, Kreisau.
There he is most thoroughly at home.
Ris:Gg every morning at B. he begins the
day by lighting little sprit-lamp, as the
first step toward getting himself cup of
coffee. After coffee. he takes little turn
in the groun Is rather for pleasure than
business, which only begins at T. Between
aud 10 tie Marshal likes TO make q
thorough inspection of his domain. He IL
good practical farmer, and famous for his
ca35ages, which have won several medals.
On one OF these inspections he caught q
groom smoking in the stables, and gave
5im box Oh the ear the force OF wkich
has BEEN TIE theme OF admiring comment
10y sfAnr rural hresiGe ever since. But.
us a i1ie, his subordii.ates speak kindly OF
hi:p '%4d say &c as just and oonsiderate
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from The top. on which he had suspended,
in wash leather bags, the jewelry he had
stolen.
You may easily imagine the surprise
evinced by our passengers on discovering
that the thief was the man for whom each
and every one entertained such regard and
even affection.
At the expiration Of three days from the
we landed in Melbourne, where duty CON-
PEELED me to hand him over to the police :;
but as no one cared to remain In that town
for the purpose of prosecuting him, he
was summarily dealt with The presiding
magistrate sentenced him to six months
imprisonment with hard labor.
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AZ TIE 1AsT.

Cvre ocrc, f1rt once, d,a iove. wh"n am dead
Al. ed! | vonld IL wcrv tEt,s hour to-bisnt-
AMI lo,k your last Il; ION the frozen face
That was TO you a sununer's hrof delight
ne sent lips viii not crtrcat you then,
Nor the eye vux yun WITH unwecome tearsi
rra nw, sai voice wi! utter complaint,
Nor the lrsrt trcInb!e with its restless fears.
shall be stiil--you will forgive me then
For all that nave been, or failed TO be;
Sav. ns you took, poor heart, she loved ME well,
No c4hsr love W i'll be SO true to E.e."
Then bend and ki7s the lips that will not speak
one little kiss for all the dear dead days
3lv orce God rcst her soul." then go In peace.
No haunting ghost shan taeet you IN your wayA
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THE WAY THE Rain 6EHAVEa.

Beating the clover
Under and over,
Tossing It thither,
Fbnging it hither,
4xts Is the way the rain behavesi
Pelting the garden,
Begging no pardon,
Though all the roses
Fall on their noses,
zAts Is the way the rain behavesi
Drnbbing and rubbing,
All the leaves scrubbing,
Then the trecs shaking
Leaving them quskir.
1Afs IL the way the rain behavesf
eelashing and dashing,
Merry drops clasling,
Each other hustlipg-
Oh, what bustlipgi
gAss is the way the rain pehavcs'
--haIh ArGpb.
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, s.ible. The best summer hotel on the coas
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tf LEFLER, troprletors. u ento.t
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24
PROBATE NOTICE.
State of Minnesota,

State of Minnesota,
County Of Morrison. % In Probate Court,
Specii.. Term. July 7. 1885,
III the Matter of the Estate of Fred Muske Sen.,
deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Fred
Muske, Jr., administrator of the estate of Fred
Muske, ST., deceased representing among other
things, that he has fully administered said cs-
tate, and aging that time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing his account Of his
administration, and for the assignment Of the
residue Of said estate to heirs;
1T is ORDERED, That said account be ex-
amined, and petition heard, by the judge Of
August, A. D. 1885. at 9 O'clock p. M, at the
Office Of the Judge Of Probate in Little Falls in
said county:
AND IT is FURTHER ORDERED, that no
tice thereof be given to all persons interested.
by publishing a copy Of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing,
In the Little Falls Transcript, a weekly news
paper printed and published at Little Falls in
said county.
Dated at Little Falls this 7tl1 day Of July, A.
D. 1885.
By the Court,
n RICHARDSON,
Judge Of Probate.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24

The Canadian governments pro-
posed nti-Chinese measure for the
benefit of British Columbia will, to a
great extent, protect the United States
from Chinese immigration. 1t impos-
es an entrance tax of $50 a head, and
forbids vessel to land more than one
laborer for every fifty tons of register.
Many Cinnamon come into this coun.
try through British Columbia.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24

.= VALLEY CRY, Dakota, July 21---A
scafold at the new Sawyer elevator at
this place gase way today, precipitating
two men to the bottom of the bin, a
distance Of fifty feet. AZ the time Of the
breaking Of the scafold there were four
men on it, one Of whona jamped and
saved himself Another fell ten feet and
caught. Two others, named Berg Of this
city and John Anderson Of Grand Forks,
fell to the bottom. Both are seriously
Injured and Berg cannot live. 8
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24
Secured a Square Meal.

LONDON, July 23.-Intelligsnce has
been received from West Africa that the
king of Dahomey, with many followers,
on Al ay 10, made raid on the villages
under French protection, nsar Porto
Novo. His troops INDUCED in the
wholesale massacre of the inhabitants
and burned all their dwellings,, and 1000
youths and women were captured and
carried back into Dahomey to be sacri-
feed at the cannibalistic feasts. LII.
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!. LAND OFFICE NOTICE, 81
Land Office at st. Cloud, Minnesota,

IIE@1@.E|1Z " n T-.@lMT June IU, 1850. - m
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make FINAL proofin support Of his claim,
and that sa ID proof wifi be nadei before Leon
Houae, clerk of The district court, at Morri-
son county, Minnesota, on July 80, 1885, viz:
Anthony Rychner. of Morrison county, Min,
NW3 of sE4 Of Section 8, Township Al,
Range 30. Il: 5 sss455
He names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of, said lanu, vix: John Whitney, Geo.
Traitor, a ndrer Nelson, Roderick =. Scott,
postot6ce address Of All Grayelville, Morrison
D. II. FREEMAN,
s s Register s5
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j aI.n,a,,a settlers are fan,

Slsntana settlers are fearing al out
break Of the Northern Cheyenne Indiana,
and are prepared for defense The
Indians have heard II the depredationi
Of the sayages il the South west and m
anxious 10 90 on the war path
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24

Grasshoppers have appeared in
Mort .iwestern Dakota and Northern
Montana, and 1t is claimed they are
moving toward the states.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24
LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
Land Office at St. Cloud, Minn.,

~ ."" June Is, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made at the q. S.
Land Office at St. Cloud, Minn., ON July 81,
1885, viz: Theron Earrackman of Morrison
county, MINI, for the WI Of SEA and 81 of
sWi Of Section 10, Township AZ, Range 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said land, viz: Joseph Tufts, W. H.
Harrison, N. Shannon, N. Reynolds, possofice
address Of all witnesses, Fort Ripley, Norri-
son county, Minn. D. H.FRFEMAN,
r.. ,f#'c.3E zl.r.. = - Register
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24

"Albert," one of Barnum's large
performing elephants, killed it's
keeper at Nashua, N. H., on Saturday,
and on Monday it was killed by it's
owner. It. was valued at SIC, 900, and
the remains were donated to the
Smithsonian institution at Washing
fo,,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24

The state board Of railroad and ware
house commissioners have just com
pleted an official trip through southern
Minnesota, and found considerable
complaint against the railroads and
elevators which in most cases was we'll
founded.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24

The trial of Riel has commenced,
and an adjournment taken to give him
time to get witnesses. 1t will surprise
many if he is severely punished.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24

The collector of customs at San
Francisco is authority for the satisfac-
tory statement that since the passage
of the restriction act by congress to
July l, 1885, there have arrived at that
port 1886 Chinese while SO, 4l0 of that
nationality have returned to China.