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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06
SCROFULA

can only be cured by a thorough puriica-
ton of the blood. II this Is neglected,
the disease perpetuates its taint through
generation after generation. Among its
earlier sympiomafic Developments are
Eczcma, Cutaneous Eruptfons, Tu-
mors, Bells, Carbancles, Erysipelas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Phy-
steal Collapse, etc IL allowed TO con-
tinue- rheumatism, Scrofulous ca
tarrh. Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercuiar Consumption, and vsri-
Gus other dangerous or fatal maladies, are
produced by II.
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PaipItatiOn, Dropsical Svcllings. Dizziness, IN
digestion. Headache. Sleepiessnese. curea py
{" WeiIs Health Renewer.''
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three or four hours every night coughing. Get
Immediate relief and sound rest by using Wells
Rough on Coughs FrOches, l6s. Baisam, 2Sc
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Pretty women.

Instant relief for Neuralgia, Toothaehe, Face
ache. Ask for Rough on 1oothache." Is and sc.
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Union soldiers TO visit Gettysburg.

PHILADELPHrA, April Z 22.-The
annual pilgrimage of veteran Union
soldiers to some famous battlefield,
will this year be made to Gettys-
burg, on May 4 and 5. The Presi.
dent and his Cabinet, several "War
Governors" and present Governors,
aud veterans from most Of the
Northern States are expected. The
movement is under the direction OF
the First and Second Corps of the
Army of the Potomac.
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If matches are made only in heav-
en-, of course the makers must depend
on a foreign country for birthstone.
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wide Awake.

Children, GLOW in Development puny, scrawny
and delicate, use Wells Health Remover"
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Ask for sRough on Coughs for Coughs,
Liquid, 2sc-
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and the many Throat Affections Of children,
promptly, pleasantly, and cafely relieved by
..Roug h on Coughs. Troches, 1bc. Balsam, 25c.
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II you are failing, broken, worn out and nervous,
use "Welis Health Renewer." 81. Druggists.
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nm nm IN presents efrcn gvay. Send " 5
VillI Hill tsents postage and by mail you will
luuIUuuget free package of goods Of large
velue that will start you In work
that will at once bring you in money faster than
ANYTHING else in America. All about the 500 90
In presents with each box. Agents wanted every
where, OF either SEX of all ages, for sil the time
or spare time only. 10 work Tor us.at their own
homes. Fortunes for ali workers Absolutely as
sured. DoRf delay. Ii. HAILgr Co., Portlsnd,
Maine IsnZ3s /
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. Rouxh on Ifch.o

Hacking, Irritating Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
cured by Rough on Coughs" Troehes, loc.
lsauid .5c
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:. Rough ON Teoshsehe.-

Ifyou are losing your grip on life, try Wells
Health Renewern Goes direct 20 weak spots.
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Ladies' " no would retain freshness and viyacity,
don't fail to Try Wells Health Renewer."
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

EBeats Of Abraham LAndis, DECD. lsfs OF Stony
creek Township, Sonerset County, Pa.
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having boea qrAntsd 10 rhe undeSu1gned By the
proper authority notice 10 hereby given to all
- pnyDsut, and thoss having claims sgninst the
49, 70 pfveeut them duly Authenticated for set
ooD1ae - 8Aturday, Nay - lsos, ax 10 O'Clock
e.ta T0wnan1p, late the rssideucs Of said decsas.
- EDAUNDLANDIS.
PETER r. MILLER
aIrZ Ad1tn1stratcfS.
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Rough ON Pain" Poreuse

Ask for Wells +" Rough on Corns-" lsc. Quick
complete cure. Hard soit c0rns, warts, bunions
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Tnfn people.

Strengthening, improved, the best for back
ache, pains in chest or side, rheumatism. neural
gia
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WhoopfngC Cough,

"weIls' Health Renewer reE.9res health and
yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Headache. Nervousness,
Debility. 81.
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Mr.. Cleveland Denounced.

Strengthening, improved, the best for hacksche,
pains in chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Clears out rata mice. reaches, flies. ants, bed
bugs, skunts, chipmunks, gophers. lie. Druggist
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FcR sALE BY c. N. Boyd. Somerset

TAKENOrICE.-M W. KEIM AND WIFE
Il and NJ. W. KEIM 4 CO., OF Johnstc~ N. Gam
bria County, Pa, having by deed of assignment
dated the 20th Day of March, 1855. con-
veye1 to the undersigned ALL THEIR PROP
ERTY for the benefit Of creditors, all persons
having claims VIII please present them and those
knowing themselves indebted will make payment
STEPHEN STUTZMAN,
april Assignee.
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Beans are going up in consequence
of the great demand for export.
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KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to Scrofuls
because of superstition that it could be
cured by kings touch. The world Is
wiser now and knows thai
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Sec. Il. ANY person or persons who shall en-
gage in. promote or encourage any afiray, quar-
rel OF light within the limits oi the Borough shall
on conyiction thereof before the Burgess pay
fine of less thru two dollars than hive
dollars, together with all costs.
Sec. y. All persons are strictly prohibited from
standing, lounging or lettering upon the pave
ments In trent Of any Of the Churches or other
public building in tho Borough, or along the ap-
proachos to such building during the time of hol-
ding any service or meeting therein, or in any
wise preventing or obsructing the free ingress or
egress OF any person IN attendance thereat, or OF
in any way annoying or disturbing any person in
attendance thereat, and any person or persons Of
tion shall, on conviction thereof before the Bur
gees. pay fine not exceedingten dollars for such
otfensc, together with all costs.
Sec Is All persons are prohibited from stand
ing ounging or lettering In groups or crowds upon
the sidewalks, pavemenis street alley crossings
within the Borough in such way as TO prevent the
full and free use OF said sidewalks, payements and
street or alley crossings by persons passing along
and the same, and it shall be the duty OF the
High Constable and police officers TO disperse said
crowds whenever so found upon any OF the said
sidewalks, payements, street or alley crossings,
and all persons who shall refuse to disperse when
notified by any Of said officers shall be arrested,
and conviction thereof before the Burgess shall
than five dollars for such oftense, together with
all costs.
Sec. Il. ANY person who shall appear or be
Borough In an intoxicated or drunken condition
shall on conviction thereof before the Burgess Psy
n fine OF not exceeding five dollars for such oense
together with all costs
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ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLi
Every Farm an EXpen-
mental Station.

The best analysis Of any ieI'f
izer is in the farmers own handa
Soil tests are reliable tests to de-
termine the value of any manl'-
An analysis is only an intelligeH
suggestion, but actual trial by tN
farmer proves conclusively
a fertilizer will give good crop
or not. For six years our SZ'
Phosphate has stood sever
field tests. The best results nav
been obtained by intelligent fafn
ers who use it season after sea'0'
in preference to any other branS
If you have not used it yet, W
hope you will do SO this seas0~
BAUGH & SONS,
Phiiadelpnia
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BOROUGH ORDINANCE.
An Ordinance for the Government Ct
the Borough Of Somerset.
BE d Ordained BY the Burgess snd Torn Council
Of somersa Borough, and If ia hereby Ordained
oad Eaaefsd by fhs authority Of fhs 'sae-
POLICE AND NIGHT-wATcH-


,s. p,.-v... .,,a Toa, .,.pnsif
ShtI.os -. sf, x..,rb ~ r..iice ,rh.Sexcr
may s a., the ,,.s.s or,Ier
49, - -, ,,vota~fton f pronr-ty IN an Gr
fhe Borough Of Somerset. The said niyhtwk seh
or roliee ehali resolve such compenzauon as the
Rurvess and Town Council shall deem Just and
reasonabie IL shall be their duty 10 arrest and
brin9 before the Burgess any suspicious person OF
persons whom they may fnd strolling On and
through any Of the streets lanes and alleys OF tne
Borough between the horrs Of eleven N. ard
four A ~ and any person or persons not being
able TO give rea sonable excuse therefor shall on
cunylctio thereof before the Burgess pay me
not exceeding i've dollars, together with all COSTS
OF prosecution
Sec o The burgess and Town Council shall
establish and maintain such police service as the
public peace and good order Of the Borough may
require.
s,sbIe and Poliee TO enforce al the Borough laws
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BOTTOM PRICES

Wholesale and Retail. You will save money
buying from me. Ny stock is always Fresh
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Ialways kcepOn hand a large stock Of FIOIs
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR o.
all kinds OF CHOP. Also, all kinds 0f GhAls
which i sell aC
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az persons Who sha ssil or deliysr any hay coal
without nrst having the same weighed ~ above
provided, shall On oonsictIou thereof bcfore the
burgess pay fne Of not less than 1--WE do liars nor
more than Ten dellxrs nt tie discretion Of tho Bur
gess, together with all costs; and any person who
shall procure any one else to violate the provisions
Of this section or any OF them shall conviction
thereof pay like hne.
Sec 81 It shaII be the duty Of the weigh mAster
to weigh all hay coal, straw, live stock and such
other articles or things that may be p3esented to
him for that purpose On the Boruagh scales and 70
furnish proper certificate of the weight or II coal
ofthe number Of bushels Of the articles weighed.
Sec 81 The charges for weighing on the Borough
scales shall remain as they now are, but said
charges may be changed from time to time by the
Burgess and Town Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
CTATE OF NEW YORK,
oFFIcR OF tbs SECRETARY or STATE, :
ALBANY, August 4, 1856.

OFFICE oP tbs SECRETARY or TATE.
ALBANY. August !, loS6.}
tn The sheriff Of the County Of NewYOrk
srNotice Is hereby given that at tie General Election
lobe he'd tbs state on the Tuesday s2Sceoag Ihe
officers 70 DO elected. 70 VII;
AGovernOrin the place OF DAVID HILL
Secretary Of state IN the place Of JOSEPH B. CARR
Comptroller Ia the place Of Al 1 BER IA XWETi
An Atforney. G enerai in the place OF DENIS OBklEN
state Engine and surveyor III inc pace VI hLNA'
scs Of The Supreme Court for the First judicial Dis
tic comprising the Soun OF No"-ioiA' III 'he place. %
oRe1TescntTtve in the Fortyninh Congress Of the
., ne Fon h sixth and Eighth Assembly Districts in the
County OF NewYork Ia the place OF SAMUEL s. COX, 70
Senator Tor the Fifth sixth SEVENTH Eighth, Ninth.
Tenth and Eleventh senate Districts
County officers also 10 be elected for said Couniy'
Tweny.four Memler OF Assembly.
4 sseiin in the place Of ALLXANpER y. DAXIDSoN.
Justice OF the Court OF Common Pleas In the place Of
lsce Of tho Superior Court In the place of JOHN
Two justices Of the city Court in place of DAVID Mo
PRESIDENT 0 the Board OF Aldermen
Tsfee Coroner in piloe of FERDINAND LEVY. Der
EARD F. MARTIN and WILLIAM H. KENNtDY.
Respectfully yours
Secretary OF state.
You are without delay deliver copy Of the abovs
notice TO tbs supervisor TOR Of the
ss uoCe 10 be punished according 70 law ooce in each
week until the election See Laws OF 1870 Chapter 4s2
certify the above TO be trns copy Of tie Election
Notice received by me this day from the Of
Sheriff of the CITY and County Of New.York.
Publishers Of newspapers will insert this advertise
nent anless specially authorized so to DO n,v,neov
sheriff Of the City and County Of New. Y ork.
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Cltn i)r,pcrtn 10 Eel.

VNO LET FURNlSUED.-The commodious
dwelling No. - Last lC-s formerly The resi- lcnco 81
Royal Phelps deceased with gdon sttbe For permits
ana paitcu ar apply 70 join J.. DOYLl, 40 Wham.st
~ ST.-Large, light store. bosp-
HtS1 mCnt and sub.ccllHr toilet.
rutland q WHITING . Bcekman.st
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
Gllunilons Udntc - females.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Established in 1862. Incorporated @-4
s. ODELI. President. l. Y. oDEII Urea amor
W. II. PEOSSEH, Secretary. NJ A. KFIIOGG Attornov
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GIN lJrorerln inanico.

business PROPERTY wanted to alter and
- improve. TER1iEAND FISH.
l49 Broadway, corner Liberty ST.
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Country Droperip for Gale ano Go Eet.
Fine Houses for Sale and TO LET.

For sale Lamartlne near Warburtol ave.
NONKE large house Just comp eed with latest improve
and built best seventeen rooms beautd
hal with fireplace handsome man Is large buffers pantry
spacious abundant closet room and large laun
dry river and Palisades from upper sorJ, con-
venent two depots good blrn and fine Old OAK trees on
premises house SO feet front b &c feet deep
grounds capable OF being beautifully improved at small eH
pense For person who wishes - bring up family
where there pa pure charming house. and
garden spot large enough to but not TO burden this
amOst favorable opportunity Price, $4,000 Relt $1,000
Also on Warburtol-ave Lamartine-1ve lot 4oX
100 charming cottage OF 5ho attractive in fonk
crs architect recently remark 3D. and with good rcason
that that he felt proud 1t wall make delightful
home for moderaesized family. Contains paror library
and buffers pantry first hoor with four bed
rooms and finished third story from which Is very
picturesque the and the Palisades The balconies
on second beautiful and useful feature
No hills TO climb reach this hoas. Price, $4,000 Rent
81 200.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Oct 10, 1885.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
The following sales held at the EHchanEe ana Aucoi
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IoHN c. HAYEMEYER.

lG Exchange Place, New.YoTk, or
JAMES s. FITCH. opposite Depot, Yonker%
WELLINGS-THIRTI OF THEM-TAKE
IL vour choce-vaues ranging from 81 200 TO s4OOO8O
per cent cash balance at Than
hour Nsw York city Hal-1O trains daiy-cheap
fare Address for particulars HlTC HCOCkS REAL Is
TATE OFFICE, Ia Chambers-st, N Y
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A fine newly
furnished planning mill fitted wholly with modern ma
chnery with business sufficient 10 Keep It running
10 Iora per day will be terms for cash or VIII
take tmberd lands rightly situated reason for selling Is
that larger out demands too much attention 70
run both properly Address Lock boz 20 Binglanton n y
LEWELLYN PARK, Orange Mountain, M
L-Reautifu country seat Ashey (sae cheap 70 close
estate. EDWARD r. HAMILTON CO., > Pine-st
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4stovv dwelling with lot No 1899 eXinEton-aye.
ne cor OF lOlst-st lot 2'llxoVi Aasuaie"a D0i-
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lusincss propcri1 tor Sale alo to fct
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COACHMAN.-By a thoroughly competent
~ single man. lust dsengaged strictly temperate vi Ing
and obQlng ami drtv as st and former employ
ers who can be seem will admit years reference rom
'"'' P~' '' ~ COACHMAN l56 Fast 23d.sr
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In Bernard Smyih.

| gstory dwelling with lot No is fast 45d,sL Ms
III II " Of MGdisOn-st; lot 221IOOoi l. l. Vi .,
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1885-03-05
RANDOLPH COUNTY.

Enterprise.
The large piping needed for
work on the artesian well reached
this place last week, and work has
been resumed. We hope now
that nothing will occur to hinder
its speedy completion.
The DAWSON JOURNAL INDUCES
in some very complimentary allu-
sions to Judge Clarke. In the
kind things it says about him, it
but voices the sentiment of the
people of the Pataula Circuit,
most of whom feel sure they have
the best Judge in the State.
1t is now settled fact that a
large part of the oats sown since
Christmas have been killed. -
Where all have not been destroyed,
the stand has been SO badly in
iured as to render it Of bat little
profit.
"Let us receive the Benadic-
tion," was what Rev. L. A. Branch
said right in the midst of his SER
mon last Sunday morning. He
had observed that certain gentle
men in the congregation were
quietly called out, and from their
character he felt sure there was q
fire somewhere in town. The
whole congregation filed slowly
and leisurely out, and were upon
tn ground before they were
aware that it was their own house
of worship that was on fire. The
fire was extinguished before seri-
GUS damage resulted.
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DoUGHERTY corNTY.

News and Advertiser.
Albany will have seven artesian
wells when the one that in being
bored at the ice house has been
finished.
Sweet potatoes bring a dollar
per bushel, by retail, in the Alba
ny market. There is solid prof
it in growing them.
Mr.. c. A. Green, employed at
the ice factory. has in his possess
sion violin which is lao years
old.
The Recorder is authority for
the statement that Americus peo-
pie are still digging Irish pota-
toes from last years patches.
Even FLORIDA can't beat a record
of that sort. What can be done
in Americas can be done oil
through this section.
Col. L. A. Jordan, yesterday,
(Feb. 25th.) informed q reporter
of this paper that he had finished
planting corn on all his planta-
tons. Col. Jordan says he has a
certain time for planting and that
he always plants at that time re-
CARELESS of temperature. The
probability is thai he will this
year be obliged to replant.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1885-03-05
Only Her Hair.

The following incident occurred
to Milt Tony, of Dry Pond, Jack
son county, not long since: AS
he approached his bed to retire
one night he discovered y large
snake lying on the cover, which
frightened him so much that he
yelled for his wife to bring some
thing to kill it with, and, picking
up the bed, he carried it out doors
and commenced beating on the
snake. When he thought he had
killed it q close examination re-
yealed the fact that, instead of
beating a snake, it was a coil of
hair belonging to his wife. At
lalta Constitution.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1885-03-05
NEIGHB0RH0OD NOTES.
WEBSTER COUNTY.

The people in this section are
all behind with their work, and
few are ready to plant corn.
On the 18th ult, Mr.. J. p. e.
Warren, the coroner Of this coun-
ty, was notified that there was q
dead negro in a hole of water be-
side the railroad track between
Clear Greek and Kinchafoonee.
The next morning the coroner en-
paneled a jury and porceeded to
hold an inquest on the body,
which resulted in verdict that
the deceased came to his death
from some cause unknown. The
coroner hired the dead man buried
in the colored peoples grave yard
on Mr.. Sheppard's place. Later
in the evening it was found that
the dead man was q son OF old
man Randers Bells wife, who
lives three miles west of Ameri-
Gus.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1885-03-05
HUMAN FiENDS.
TOrturing Filming Her Ears
and Tongue to the Wall.

TRoY, Feb. 1G--A Times special
from Wallingford, Vt, relates a
revolving story of the inhuman
treatment of Ida Terry, IL years
old, by her guardians, Joseph
White and wife. When she was
. years Of age she was left in their
charge by her father, who went
West. White and wife were ar
rested for maltreatment, but the
former was only fined S. and the
latter SO. The next night three
masked men caught White in his
barn, and after beating him or
dered him to leave town. Both
of the Whites were church mem
bers, but have since been expelled.
The atrocities were found out by
neighbor, who was aroused by
the girls cries, and visited the
house. The child presented a
pitiful appearance Her feet were
blistered, Mrs. White having COM
PEELED her to stand on a red hot
stove until it was unbearable.
One mode of punishment was to
thrust pins through her ears and
fasten her to the wall. Another,
driving a needle through her
ton cue and lacking it to the win
dow-sill. On one occasion Ida
was held under a pump and q
stream of water pumped upon her
head until she was so far exhaust
ed the Whites could not revive
her and were compelled to get the
bel p of neighbors. When in court
the child's body was found cover
ed with black and blue spots
where the inhuman guardians had
pinched her, while her back was a
network of cord-like ridges where
the whip had been applied. The
girl has been taken charge of by
the authorities.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1885-03-05
---------------------------
A WESTERN IDYL.
Graphic Description of u Scene in a
Colorado Town.

A rather sad affair took place
en- Main street the other day, says
the Canyon City Mercury. A
young lady with her arms full of
bundles emerged from a dry goods
store, when one of them fell on
the sidewalk without her noticing
it. Just behind her was young
man a Too-Too Club young man,
who if not polite is not anything
and he quickly stepped forward
to pick it up. Now a bundle done
up in a piece of paper with dry
goods advertisement on it is 0ppa-
rently as harmless as a maiden's
prayer or mothers spanking,
and there it lay as guileless as a
blue-eyed bull dog asleep in the
sun. just as he stopped to pick
it up there was a rustling of the
paper, the twist began to come
out Of the ends, and in another
instant an understandable some
thing "a sort of a cross between a
balloon and a devilfish-flew into
the air before him, and a number
ten-thirty- six-inch-double-j ointed-
uplex-elliptic-steel- bowed hustle
infator dollar and "a half bald
headed-hoop-skirt with two rooms
in it waltzed around and gyrated
and opened and shut up and fell
on the sidewalk as flat and thin
as boarding house pie, and the
young man Strengthened himself
up looking as if he wished for
ty-ton zephyr would cone down
from the canyon and sweep him
over into the next county; and the
young lady came back with face
that resembled an italian sunset
produced by throwing a ripe to-
mato against a board fence, and
then she went towards the east
and he went towards the west.
The sun ducked his head behind
a cloud to hide a smile, and three
or four of the boys who took III
the show laid down and laughed
and doubled themselves up II
such manner that would have
made a summer dose of green-ap-
ple collie hide its head in shame