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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-25
THE EARTH GREAT MAGNEr.-Evel

THE EARTH GREAT MAGNET.-Every
thing gu the ear th and in the air above is
permeated with the earth's magnetic force
1T goes through your clothes, it poue.
trates your bodies, 1t saturates your brains
i. is part OF life itself. GAus, the Illus.
trious German astronomer, has computed
Qaking is II unit of his measurelne Mt
magnet fourteen inches long, one inch wide
one-iourth inch thick, wei2 hing one pound.
made of the hardest steel and of the
strongest magnetic force poSsibe) the
earth'S magnetic force Is equal to S,464,-
coo, 900, 900 600, 000, 900 such magnets The
attract /, al lifting power OF such a mag
net is ABOUT ten pounds. which would make
the attractive power of the earth I2,3lO,
00u,0j0, 900, 0Uo, 600 tons. II this magnet
ism were equally distributed throughout
the mass of the Garth, the magnetic inteu-
sity of each cubic yard, would be equal to
six of these magnets, or about sixty
pounds attractive force. Prot. Mayer has
shown that this magnetic infiuance this ir-
visible force, j. n power filling space to an
unknown distance and radiatlns in the
lines of magnetic force very much As the
rays of the sunii.h hi, the lines of the earlh's
magnetic force being from south to north,
- Indicated by the compass needle.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-25

TIE SUCCESS oI The arfI.t B1ught0n'S pa
prs on Holland in HARrERs MAGAZINE
aHd Of the book which followed them. viii
make The reading public 4 nhly eager for
ihe series which another American artist
ha, written for that periodical. Mr.
Flank ID. Miilet is The writer, be and Mr..
X swain q tiord collabnra'e in the illustra-
uen, and the genera title of "A VIII
Goose Chase" covers trip made by them
on commission for the magazine, along
the shores of The Baltic, through Lubbock.
Copenhagen. aud m0uy picturesque out-ot-
tn way places The first paper, The
Rise" ,~ii be given 10 the April number,
aud will have great abundance and variety
OF Illustration.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-25
y Remarkable Escape.

Mrs Mary \. Daley, ol Tuukhannock,
Pa, was afliicted tor six years with Asthma
and Bronchitis, during which time the best
physicians uld give 10 relief Her life
was despaired of, until in last October she
procured Bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, when immediate relief was felt,
and by continuing its use Tor short time
she vas completely cured, gaining 10 flesh
80 lbs. i'll "A lew months. Free Trial Bot.
ties OF this certain cure OF all Throat and
Lung Diseases at Horatio W. CushiuC's
Drug Store. Large Bottles soc and 81. 90.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-25
Washington Society
TIE FAMILIES or THE PRESIDENT AND
CABINET.

Although tie new President Is VII hes
a. v a iiis predece., Or, ii4- slI nave plenty
OF assistance in biz social duties. lie
seenis to be suddenly losses ed u number.
less "sisterS aud cousins al 88sts." Ihty
have fairly warmed aD0uf lista .ilce his al
rival. Irot@ Ae~ kagi4lia, from Nv
York and from GA. 5s,syzs-ssrr here. The
IDEA tbai seems 10 have pr ysied that Air.
Cleveland was lonely Bache .er, win q
maldru sister and 80 0fh1r reiaiIyes, ap-
pear 10 have been quite an error. Ma
Cleveland, his maiden sister. Who r. 10 be
the mistress If the White II 5u-e, q, il Is
understood, seems likely u he a fayoflte IN
sscietY. she makes a good lMpfts ion.
liet r.ceptipDs have btcn crowded M. far
and size j. already making z I'd he prom
lse That Pr ced,d her, Ihat she would he
ioGnd woman OF rare Tact. She has
faculiy OF remembering names and faces
that especially its her Tor this trying place.
Then she Is strong physically, aud this il
much IN her favor, for IL is no chld's play
10 stand up for bours u a stretch, ard
shake The hands Of those who come, az
the same time exertlBg ones self to be ami
bic and say pleasant things. Then the 60
ings and colnipgs, the late dinners and the
Dug honrs at state events, when she wonld
be expected to sit at table three or four
bours, occupied all the time with the
thought that the eyes Of the uafion are mp
~ her, will make the dul4t- Of NJ comlug
four years pretty heavy. Jiss Cleveland
is the principal attraction in the East
Room, where the receptions are held, and
she looks III every way III To preside over
the social cercml mics at the famous man
sion. she wears her blonde hair snort.
and it cnrls about her forehead making
very pretty frame for the intelligent lace
bene8th.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-25

To thoroughly cure Scrufula it 5 ncces
sary to strike directly at the ROOT OF the
evil. This is exactly what Hooa's Sar,a-
piri,la does. by acting upon The blood,
thoroughly cleansing il OF all impurities,
aud leaving not even L faint OF scro'uh in
she vital iiud. Thousands who have been
cuied of sc5ufula by Hoods Sar-apsrilla.
testify tn is wonderful blood purifying
qualities. Sid by all druggists.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-25

In the year ls5o there were only eight
insane a>g5aHs The United Stated; now
there ATE uafe tuan niuely. Just in TO-
portion as lie safe OF intoxicating drinks
L. crea>es 0y the country, insane asylums
multiply 1nd Yet there are men of inteli-
lance aud philanthropy VINO contend for
the .icegSe system
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-25

Wheat ground with the bran is the most
complete grain food of all the different
SORTS, ranking next TO milk AS a perfect
food. When cheap rs 1t is at present, it
may often be fed to advantage to the ia. IN
animals.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-25
Poetry.
C0nsfancy
ny tDwAhp j yet.

Eper Jaiuy.a euer true. S;..
Hast thou n fIiendf a valued ones Hf
I'm ~hom thy heart reles' 80
Whose cOnstaacy to thee alone ysz
Eadufer, whisl oihcr-dlc-' M
Hath fortune DER the chesssrd past.
OfiAo's allotted III,
So iieh, ~ choice u treasure cast, X e, ~
AZ one, who lover lhce-still? fs,f
Did lie who.e care for brittle man
THUS ever constant shown, 3*4
Reeere IN NE. "eventiul plan" 54
ore irieng for ihec. Thy owDS
Ole, on whose bright ard cheerfui face, ~
DsSlls charming Christian g'aoei 9Szt,
Whose gehilc jeyous eye; for thee, So
Beams rafest chaniys ~
Onf. whose mind Is ike thine own, ~
One, whore heat is al thine own? -
One wh1se ifoth IL thee s known
Aud who love for thee il shown yS
Not IN words to gam thy need
But by worthy an deedf
ore h. whom thou eaust ropiidef
one Who heir Il tust beliei? =
One woed lies fall mili-Ly,
CLOVIS VIII love and = sympathy
! hrice happy sou.-1'hus richly blest.
Then lii thy God the prayer,
hal naught from lhee. may ever wrest
a treasure ere 70 FARE
Portland 1ranscrip.
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W.. c. r. u.

fTai= eo'ama = devoted 10 the interests Of The
FousH- fbri=fiaH Temperance Union Of skn&he
aH I'D E - Aa aaHaefesibv them
r. - sfaeH#saa II. q r. U NESTS A. Temperance
u " 3 5t1fa B.9ck, every Tuesday at tlirce
1'ieek.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-25

Hog ChOPfn, &c Sod eVefy OF scnI by naI Tot NJ
stamps Furnished in large price 81 0 by mail 81 ~
Circulars FREQ. /. =. JOHN son d CO., Boston, Mass
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F c FN 7 y RY
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SHEEP WASHING IN SUSSEX.

From an illustrated paper in the Md
summer Century we quote the io!t"W~
ing: zone morning, going down to the
barn. found two of the farm.laborers,
Shardach and Meshach (known among
their brethren as Shed and Shach), raising
q huge empty barrel into wagon. In
response to my inquiry one of the men
said: 'We'se agoing ter wash them ewes
num- A vision of them ewes being
tumbled into the barrel and secured
seemed rather peculiar; so, on an invita-
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went the numbering, picturesque old cart,
then the sheep were driven from the fold
and turned into the lane, along which
they crswled until they came to the MILL
stream. then found it was Shed and
not the sheep that went into the barrel,
which was placed in the water and lash.
ed to the bank. The sheep were driven
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men, while the shepherd raised a great
eve in bis arms and threw it head fore
most in>to the rivulet. AS it rose the
watchful Shed, in the barrel, grasped it
by the back and ducked 1T several times.
Escaping from his hand, the poor half
drowned creature rushed toward cut in
the bank and so escaped to dry land.
This process was gone through with all
the sheep. Whether it was due to their
natural stupidity or the muddling effect
of water on the brain, many of them
blundered into the stream again and tried
to escape by a steep ascent on the other
side. Then came the turn of the rudy,
cherub-hke son OF Shadrach, who, plant
ed on the farther shore and armed with
an iron hook on ten foot pole, crooked
the wandering sheep to land. Many of
them needed assisting up the slippery
cut, and very comical it was to see their
weakened struggles to regain the
meadow. They appeared utterly unable
to account for the enormous additional
weight of their water>soaked wool; and,
as they stood huddled together in the
puddles from their streaming sides, the
bleating lambs did not appear to know
their own mothers. The following day
she flock was driven into a new fold in
the hillside pasture, where the process of
shsaring commenced. All of the we'll
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their heavy winter coats. AS they left
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toned to see. Every shorn lamb gazed
at its clipped and unclipped sisters with
vague, solemn look wondering what
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were turned into the brightest meadow on
she farm, and probably soon forgot those
two days in their monotonous life of nibs
bling. The numerous flocks of sheep in
Sussex give charming pastoral effect to
many Of the delightful pictures Of up.
land and lowlsnd,. so characteristic Of
southern Englands"
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13
Notlce Of sherif.s sale.

HNDEh AND BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
~ order of Sale made aud entered in the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District of Idaho Ter
ritory in and for Boise County, on the 18th day of
October A. D. 1880, in certain action In said Cont
then pending whersin W. A. Coughanoiirl was
plaiatif and Jacob Shanks, John March and leon
Fuid were deteudants---a certified eopy OF which
decree and order of SALE duly attested ON the 10Th
day of October A. d, 1884, was to me directed and
delivered on said last mentioned day. for execution
Notice is hereby given that III pursua nee tn ereof
and Under and by virtue of tho same will on
Saturday, the 9Th day OF December
1855.
at the Court House door il Idaho City, in said
County expo Sc foi sale at public vendue for cash
as the law directs, the premises and property de-
scribed IN said decree and order of sale as fol
lows: -
The one.half undivided interest IN the Belsbazzar
Quartz Mine, and the Centennial Quartz Mine. be-
ing Seven Hundred and Fifty feet in each Said
quartz mining claims being situate on the West
side of Fall Greek ON Summit Hill: Also the nm
divided one-ffth interest tbeing tile interest Owned
at the time of the execution of the Mortgage ra.
terred to in said decree by the ad defen ant John
march, IN certain placer mining ground situated at
the head OF Deadwood Guch on Summit Hin and
the ditch and water covering or belonging or apper
taining to, or usually had and enjoyed with the
said last named mining claims being the property
generally known as the, ''Summit Hill Company
Placer Claims and Ditch" all of said property being
81 uated In Ora mite Greek Mining District in Boise
County, Idaho Territory.
JOHN GoRMAN,
Sheriff Boise Co., Idaho Ter.
Dated Nov. Is. 1885,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho CITY
on the 3lst day of Oct which, if not tax
en- out in 30 days, will be sent to the dead
letter office:
Mrs Mollie BARLEY, Emigrant Agent
MIR, T. Kearney, Mrs. Miranda Mcbride,
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ner H. White.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised"
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Imagine slenderly built man,
about the medium height, weighing,
possibly, 40 pounds, ana who, al
though SO years ola, appears so, but
retains the erect figure ana quick
movement Of youth; u complexion
naturally dark and tanned by the sun,
with black, feverish eyes, black hair,
and a thin mustache, so black that it
seems dyed; clothed in plain bust
ness suit that may have been picked
up in any ready-made store, stand
ing collar, frayed at the corners, a
black tie, commonplace straw hat,
and cheap shoes, staring, intensely
black eyes, the most prominent feat
ure of the thin, restless face, which
looks prematurely aged, and yet dis
plays a wonderful vitality in every
glance. This man will be Sam Jones,
the great Southern evangelist
Louisville Courier Journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-13

An English paper is of the opinion
that the power of the dynamiters in
this country should be curtailed.
We second the motion, as did the
old darby in the congregation when
the preacher prayed that the power
of satan be curtailed. He said:
''yes, amen! Dress de Lord. Cut
his tail smack, smoove off, Texas
Siftings.