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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

IN conversation with 3 pnlminent planter
II the Fourth District. NE ieara ola neE and
noyA way "a kin crows. The gentleman
plan ! 10 catch one 81 the biris, tie II 10
your body and walk through the seId with
your gun csSkei and finger on the trigger,
The cries of the bird viii cause Others Of rs
triboto dork around you. and they can then
be easily ssot This method If extermina-
ting these pests = not patented and those
who arr - disposed are AZ liberty ts-uy H.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23
APPLIcATIoN FoR LAND VAR

4 PPLICATION For LAND WAR
"A RAST+h arl@ R1se. NJ the Township %
Lower Ts4r<cgflHoE in the fauufV % somerset aN-
plies for = acn< ii land situate ia ne Township
u lower TIsvkeytosE alf t11ufv II somerset. al
jeininS lands Of Christopher knz- On Tx >u1h-
Rose on the Ea>s and SoEfh. and roBias Rsam on
oHAKLE ROSE
sssaarsf f8aaf, -
Before me. ghc subscriber. Justice f me beace
in AMI Coz the Township az fswgr TurSeEfpsf and
County Aforesaid. personally came Bsstanliu T.
CleyeueEr diSnfcrHstsf witness who hril- duly
swf-n acesTdiaE 10 IaW- Gid Gerse and Sy EEdl
70 his know ledgE the land ahsfe described has
been improved and taat e was lrE Improved b.
Charles Ra~e g. D. is1 and uHE before that the
Improvements thereon in the malu consist ~ q
clearing ahans thirteen wears age, als a.haalsr
newest oI the laud about seven wears ago. fha>
K4~e T. nos residing en- lhe band. aut has been
Ur Ihe last seven years
BENJAMIN F. Glen ESGER
sworn and Subscribed hefne me TINS Isth 3av
81 u l-@E
wN. TISSUE j. p
s,nrr~f CauaB.
Before me. q Jusssre ~ thr Pesce I'm aai ar the
Township 81 Lower Eu-kegttst. and C1lnry af1r
s4lfL personally eaIa GsarlS Rose the ahlEs
naHied applicant whe SEEING dolly sworn acrori
ing 70 law, did GepoSe ard say thar be- verify be-
EeFeS rkaE 20 warrant ar ether nffafaf Hzf bats
a~rn issued for lhe land above described eiiagr
IN hs GWu u8mE, or IN the name ~ nsllE of aug
Tie same. and -Aat Dc has asa equitable rizlr l-
the land ani the Improvement thereon bvrs~
session a1sd Improvements msfle 1y enc il rlguT
En- the Land and 5ulllug au Che same. alai aaG
RESTING on tne same
sworn aud subscribed before he fhs ,h iay
WI TISSUE p =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

County Superintendent Prof J. { Weller
ezamined Prf Hoilsns nornz4i ~classr, ca
THURSDAY last
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23
AUDITOR NoIIcE

The gEties-ZHef AUeiEor a2raire ~ ~ fs-
t3zphau fsar Z Somerset ttfrs % a t}a
sat~ - Ssguas aAaiA kss8. q ascertain astsalce
msnts and make a dsGaisgsisn ~ ths fanf- sa tae
basttS q In. &-sisninSEn1fsF q I've sad ssa--rassi
lsasii aulsssE tAuS Ealsr sueifei rltns Ei
s-tead - the .HtscS % sr anpoiatsus so a. n-a
nFs Ia -l.lsr~t hGnHen. "a asiHt~las t4e Lsi
las t 4Tss ieSA - ftrS b 8 af NH c
ant Aiaee al rlrtlcs iaffa eta1ns aa a
estate aIller NnrEsf tsza. - 81 ic sr7ss a
eig @
EE
n4aG taHtr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23
A~IGNEE NOTICE

Notice j. hen.Ay gwen ghaf aeorse FauI Eli
Margaret. III wife. ~ Allegheny Township ~n-
a1e. CssfuTr. Pennsylvania, hy aeri # h6e1nfa
y Assignment. have assigned as lha rslale. seal
AMI personal ~ Lhe said G.drre Fai> 1adn 81
Topper. ~ New B4iumese Bsrolgh- iu aid eEHr-
o.. in rust Hr Tie benefit 81 fAe cusiter aftla
sad Gelrse faEsL Alper-lH thrneaaf 1aienf
el 81 thc said Gearge falss, HzA aaas ra llfls
10 the sid ASSIGNEE. aId thgSu Elf Claims
AensSnis viii tHaEn known the same Ga ih-
sisnee. AZ a< residence CH laur=1l Ur l
day afJUly. a , fSH
JOHN n l9FpEA
Iunez-R- Assignee ofaeqlse Fasl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

john T. Dubois, The nephew AMI leir az
tie gnat iuaherHau although pnsaahiy the
-rtti a> 40 una~-umirG and thorough
gs1i fellow he piirher Sr the IFabois
~ haIi l1h. and a great AvanIe airl the
vauuz men aftla town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Il isutever town where the chief q police
viii Shave newspaper men and that To %
the QUEEN tas5e.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

ADEE-utIE N0avsL INSTITUTE Term
opens july ls>6 EX.rlcur ac5iries sr
t- and ariieraivaucri svriants Write
.E Ha2 rara.Hsue o. 2 D. Mes
prr.iUsl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

M, Ollie Huston 81 Philadelphia daagh-
TER CIV & Codn,sh, Ess~ arrived in S,m-
er-et Friday
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Mr. 4 = estHrlrn e Js Horne q Ce-
PlrlsbHr-h + visiting friends IN Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Cook 4 BEEETr
mer~s Pa Jane ID. ls-6.
Arlaa Rsam OF Berlin. and g,ssg,l shat
E n >ue-~E haVe beea -aplslntcd Sle
Aai- slrthe Excelsior slate Paint Com
laT This famous sam s u-si asr painting
'St nfan kinsis and s rae only one thai
Feravi satisfaction A number q Iain-
'eN an ean imitation pails ia d~iiercnt
ia- of The csunty. No person without q
'Tha'e from the famFasY can handle the
Eee~ar slam Paint Ask al agents rs ~e
'le- certificates Niane p1rchasing- Me>Sr
Alm and SKATER exl-st a. visit al PARIS 81
Tire 0Entv and viii give 81 an opportunity
o have ther asf covered with tins cxcrl-
t paint We refer. with permission. u
- samuel SNYDER and " Nowr
f77ien> HENRY Long and David Heipie
Nne>ct and 10 host IT utlser> iar whom
Aafe dalc work Tsscv painted Mr.
ha3cs ban las, summer and his house
& They gave iie jail Stable a druS~ine a.
N o. o number Of other buildine~ IN this
enough which lhev x0uld Ike persons 10
A@n1ue and ~ee for themselves
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

TIE lalis~ ii the Methodist Church vii
give a Farior ss.neert in the near furure
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

BROOKLYN Judge n~a-entiy refused % grant
naturalization FaEsrS 70 an anarchist un the
ground thar Q person holding such viev-
cannes properly take the oath required II az
intended eisiAen. 4Hd be was right. such
men have no cancIti.n 1t thc turtles u ar
American citizen
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Down IN Harrisburg the other day one If
the ieuJeuant- IT the Salvation Army was
dismissed. for cause when lie went IT. snoJh-
er Tau II The oiu and opened opposition
meetings and nou he tail- h~ crowd de
salvation Navv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

MIS- Marian Fr-a~e, daughter of VIM B..
Fnsl~e, ESQ whe has been at the Hager,
town Female seminary .hc ra~r year =
hamc fer The summer vacltun accompanied
hv O ~rh,-oi friend. Mis- Mamie Weisley. uf
~.haciferovu Lebanon county Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23


LAl @
se I.
ur Ia, Ns,~ton = phn,sa.h.
Ms Marian par s-,.-s bsuse Tuesday
evening f-sm tie Beaver Feu.ale caE
Mr.. r g.. esBrorn Il 8.p Horne q TO-
Pifrsbrrz : visiting friends in Sencr~es
give a Farior concert in the near furare.
rw
r-.t.r
"
County superiuiendent Prof J. q Weller
-
Hisuteyev town where the chief d police
VIII Shave newspaper men and thai, to. 10
Landlord H-igEinburham and merchant
Webb Parker spent several days Il last week
H-hing ID t4e YsusA
Governor Parusan has axei THURSDAY. An
gus 18th a. the DAY FIR the execution III Nj
chae Mez- the Fayet5e county murderer.
that oninus were gped, bw Tie onion crop r.
now endangered bv ihe unrimelv discovery
A'ie7- a 'HeIihAA-D
pleasant gentleman. and a very stiff Demo
Graf
l"e harH9'ul- IA f4f.'1 e'leor4'ei 's
fWelrr-llurA anniversary ~1rurlAV WIKI a
~ta..NtH-|El- HAtFl alN4 a aAE H4 "a AaFE4~
r>inr
M 'e'rse J. 9NaAA ~ uie 1ohis''Nn
if''"7' was A 7'iAei-t hIA Fey l"'u
tho HralLn office.
Rev Whitaker 81 Fros1huFE Na- VIA
preach ~ tAe F7soyte7an church aaonAIh-
'~Ae -ti- III ana ''' All
June "iiA Ils nfs il- wed sH S'Adna-
H@ and Us ~eidlhss Aaii sone- ana sever
81 'ia na'heinfs nave hn' 'eeh "'"u2l" Ni''
zoe n-lairHi'niai ARK
The o. ~lll run another % tAeiF
-0i excursions TO foru'>s Nonff ana N"F-
t'ik "n Juif On. = a aeisitil iFlf ana
OF very nea~'nahie aaies
NJ 49, 49, 'IT-,h ~
~
H,hsJffsrvut read SUPERVISOR. when they
come q" somerset VIII Iay visit % Mr. Ja-
7'n Zeeier s premises i'ic" town they VII
'meui1s % their aivan'a7 m the way
Excursion rates wiz ba given from all sta
-.l- -..-. Wishing d. attend cal Con
'
-N
-
g.. Jsm- Weiuter and Ef N,DaweI
.r.rr several DAYS afla.t week fishing IN the
-f III. r.,, ,rs
-n,I e,--, ;urle
We learn that our venerable fellow eiuzen
Ja1ph b Cachheld. j. living very III a his
residence in Middlecraak township His~1u
P-n1thonorary Citchieid, with h> flmily are
"
quite q stir wis auszs in the diamond
sunday afternoon Just a. rhc different sun
day S-hool- adjourned. bv a kicking hor~e
driven by a Young compile from rhe country.
on ,hrir way to essmpm,eline
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Governor Parl~an mas fixed THURSDAY Au-
gus 18th n the day FIR the execution III Nj
chael Net the Fsyer5e county murderer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Landlord HiwnborAam and merchant
Webb Parker spent several days Il last week
fishing 10 tl4e Ysugh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

The ha2s we're a long tiue in hadi1g cut
that onlnys we're gpd bU The onion crop +
nov endangered by the untlmeiv discovery
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23
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" -----1
Bs-d-
RvI
hH-
Pun - '
p.rf and b.
i4 I'M
IN town. At O..
p .r.r @ FIR
-. by P.rer HetHey.
FoA >hL
x r.-f
.r mo .-
u Ff~-.r-
s7 lald-nesi-i
w.. rs..r p ~iu- fr les than the usl-
--s now. aJB SNYDER q Co.'S Have
CaI aud So u~.
a Investment insure IN the T.. b.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23


The Return Jndgr~ Of the Democratic pri.
mare> held t~lruuslmuf Cambria county on
saturday last, nfet in Eteilsbur Monday I,
count the votes east for the various eauafi-
4sae>. and announce the result. The old ,ys-
tenn II voting directly 6r the candidates n
the prmarie, kns.en a. the Crawford Conn
" system, prevails by i large majority the
vote for il being 279 ~ ~ in opposition.
Thomas Collins, Of The world. had a walk
over for the Congressional nomination. there
being ne other candidate.
Daniel Mclaughlin, OF J-ohns;own. and J.
: Rlcy Of Eensburg, carried OF The Legis-
la1fve hoIurs. the vote for A~~egnblvmen te.
ing a. fellows Mclaughlin. I.78: Rhev.
I.Ias Fitzharris. Ices s,rayer. 1.ot7: Lin
ton, SIS Bryan, ~ King. So McNui-
len. So.
Harry q Ro~e j. renominaleti for District
Attorney over Iames NJ WALTERS. Of Johns
by majority Of 80, the vote stand
ing Rose, 227 Walters. L.7@
Fur Proshonotary. II. A. Shoemaker. II
Ebenshalr-, the present incumbent. has 2Isi
vo'e~. 70 2ee7 for james 6 Darby. ofts5ne-
nlaagis fs5rBusf
The vssc on Register and Rezonler was a.
faliows: Celestine j. Blair, of Ebensburu.
20l2; Thomas Hoover, Of Cambria Town
ship. 60 Ge4srve {. Miller. Of C,nemaugll
Borough, LIS.
Shaffer defeats Mullen for Poor-House Id-
rezror by a vufe 81 297s 10 lisa
The official csunt may vary i tribe from
these tigure--Jakazssr4 Tribune.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

There were exactly -wa hundred People
got 1T -h, morning uaiu rum jahE>1ovu
sunday marnlia Most Of them attended
amFuee-ia- iura- the day There were
U-fa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Or Court ofSah-bury calleiat the HERALB
af3ce Monday evening The doctor Is q very
pleasant gentleman. and a very Sri Demo
craft
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

SATURDAY Wa . Boston day ia sAe Yacht
rarins The Puritan ss-sk the eiP ass fla,
M~yf..aer earnel q ths haners The Nay
flower * pslig1sAy the t7saliiig c~lsagnsassi.
ABYEarlsEp LErEA-Tlse ~fllewllg les
tess remaining IA Tie Post aie II seHaer
vii b. sent 70 the Dead letter Qsii. ( not
cailei for IN - Hf = JHs hs
Burke E f fi ir IL ar -
Eier 1pliu Miller. M Fla Maar Na-
Tiiiie Neaean- John Ferhins Eev J
cpl Rifle, Miss Lizzie Rhosies, Oscar W.
Smith, George : >hulrz G,szr smith.
Miss Ella STARE. Mr. Margaret shafr
Elias -langIer chas A. Trent. g II
Wirich Reuben Young ole Yar4y Ml-s
Erk
h~eas-Yary Freenan Musser. VIVA
Miller. Wm-
J. h. c~oFyaorH. P NJ
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Rev. Whitaker. ST FrustburE Md, VIII
pn-ach IN The presbyteziln church Sabbath
June 9Th. m Il.45 S. ~ and 7.@ p n All
are invited CsIue.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Prof g. e. Hoiber j. contributing @ series
a- historical articles % The TuiauloNu R,y,b-
radfrd They relate principally 10
TIE al-.y days ri rhc settlement ahout Addi-
~su lld ra mighty ilrar-ria raldiu.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

We, the undersigned Audifors II somerset B0r-
pseh- hereby eef7sf tilatW We have examined snd
audited tine accounts 4ni v0uehers u 1.-THE soregz-
ing statement. and Trd ghen:e0rreeL IN test
ns0nx whereof we have hertIIlfo sci sur hands
and seals the u day afJune- A.U p~.
JOHN y. SNYDER LSi
JOHN : SHAFER. Isl
HA. HgH-TETLER Isl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

We learn that aIr venerable fellow citizen
Joseph b CEchfeld. Is living very IN AZ his
r~iieuce in Mi5diec0eek township His~lU
Pnothonotary Catchheld, with biz flmily ar.
In a-ftnnIann. N hi. -irk bod
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

The E. * o. VIII run another "a their X
lest cxeur,a5ifs TO Fnrrs>s Monroe and Nor
folk ga July 9TH. K & a delightful nip and
% very reasonable nlies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

quite a -tr WIS Cause. IN the diamond
sunday afternoon JUS, Is rhc different sum
day ~-hools adjourned by a kicGiug horse
driven by a Young compile from r5e country
au ,heir WAY 20 c-lmpiuveriu-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

il ,ie different read supervisors whcnthey
0sme ia Somerset viii Iay visit % Mr.. ja-
a,n Zeigier premises below town. they VIII
@ -5metlilg 90 their advantag m the way
obtaining roads.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

June with is rs 1s swe1 gH -Eadua-
ra~, anlir- weidihE IS hale gone, AMI sever
al I'D bachelors have moi been brought inFu
the matrimonial ark.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

SINCE The organization ofrhc Peun> wanna
Railroad Relief Department llsiu1 siU.po
have been paid our ia death benefits and
th-ur 5000 IN sick benefits The member
ship nunlher~ some twelve thousand
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

M@sr Savior and kreser. ul t,atiaan $
Station, as1oni>hcl the native, OF than io,aH-
y one day las, week. y kiLiinga thirty
pound r~,nuIiHe a rare but not unknown
species 1f animal "a tli, aagiUn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

Mcs-r~ james WeiuIer and FL MeDowel
spent several DAYS oflasi week fishing ia the
ta>-ciman. and brought a string IF hne black
bass home win them. The Longest one
measured fourteen iuche>
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-01-09
TIE INDIANS DEFIANcH-

BLAZE with your serried columns '0:a.
10 more bend the knee and white I:A' =
,hackle shall no more bind lujun's A!,-.
I've mailed it with the thunder when S's
tsmpest muttered low, and when IL fall
.prlething must drop, rs the Pale face -.
I've scared YOU in the city, I've lhteo ~
is,r on the plain. ana lnjun Is still oNrfy 1is
a.. the same business at the old ttsEo
-1ur patronage respectfully solicited eat
;siSction guaranteed or money Refunded
scoru your protfered treaty. because thos.
fellows at Washington are gang Of scala
wags, who rob lnjun's sQuaw OF her last
byauket, and turn il over 10 the govern.
raen, and collect $40 for it o, no indeed
Reyenge is stamped upon my spear, yoL
viii see if you examine II closely, ana
'tiud" my battle cry.
some strike for hone Of hootv some &
:etend their all, hut do not do that kim
et business. battle fol the joy have. N
y.,.ng the white man bite the dust Yc'vi
.-si,ed me through the forest, we've track Cd
me Ger the stream, but the first thing !
know some of You won't know nothing. Il,
i, stand as the warrior, with his rifle aas
mis- spear, or his shot gun and meat AZ. Is
ihe case may be; also the scalp OF veA-
sssnoe still is red and warns you 10 look u
;;ttie for your topknot.
Think ye TO find my homesteadg l glvs
Il 70 the fire, and didn't have it insured fer
twice its value, either. But should you sett
ifs's nourishment. enough have and sooh
Il live on hate, with Just enough of wbite
mans fire-water to keep up the circulation.
Please excuse my candor, but loathe yod
with my bosom, / scorn you with Ia:ce
eyes, and think you are, on geu,-S
av-rage, the dog-gondest dead bess and
low-lived skinflint that ! have met in &
months travel ne'er viii ask for Suar'
ter, and neer Will be your slave, bIS II
rwim the sea OF slaughter till my eyes sic,
out like ink bottles Ugh big lnjun ea
railroad iron t.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-01-09

"Are Hightowcr hesitsted moment
and then went into the house. III lew
minutes he issued iorh AMI went out To
the gate where the sheriff was. The
tSces of tho two men were study.
Neither betrayed any emotion nor allud>
ed to the warrant. TAe shcritf asked
after the crap and Abe toll him it was
'niddIin pert anl ask him TO O. into
th- hause and make himself et home until
the horse could bc saddled. Alter a
while the two road away. Once during
the ride Abe said;
"Tm mighty glad it want that feller
wha. run agi'n you last tsl, Dave
"Whvr asked the sheriff.
"B kazc I'll plugged him, certain an
shore said Abe.
Well said the shnr'E lsu ching. 4 wuz
a-wlshin' mighty hari thes about that
time that the t'other !elier had got 'lected.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-01-09
IN ADVANCE.

Now Winter is fighting his battles
With many an lcicle hnca,
But I'm writing gentle spring" poem
Which the Editors wish IN advance"
Ii is full. as is usual OF "violets,"
1t alludes to the robins first peep"
Though blizzard's daily occurrence
Aud tho w,driits are seven feet deep.
But the editors-singular creatures,
To whom am bound hand aud foot
Grasp at Father Times typical iorelock,
Till it's nearly pulled cut by the root.
For they get way ahead of the season,
In a mannsr most willy and arch;
SO that while you are reading December
They finish the number for March.
And he who would hope for acceptance
Must strike up bctimes with his tune,
And sing Harvest Home in Mid-Winter
And jingle his sleigh.bels in June.
So when my spring poem is finished,
No rest does my weary pen get.
| must write review OF a novel
Which lsa't itself written get
Bessie Chandler.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-01-09
Specifications for buildings.

Messrs. PAlliser, PAllissr ,S Co., of Bridge
pert, Ct, tho well known architects and pub
tishers OF standard works onarchitecture, have
!stelv issued sheet cortaia ne plans and spcc-
tsca ions Of very tasteful modern eightrCOm
csti ge " ith tower and also! with the necessary
ne ifications for building it without the tower,
an with but six rooms II desired. In its mos.
Go ty form the outlay is estimated at $1,000
~ n cut tho tower It mis- been built for ~ 500
~ II only six rooms are included, tho COS
bs reduced to 81, 700 or $1,000. Detal
, given of mantels, stairs, doors and casing
aiccs, etc. The publishers have found J
most popular plan they have ever ssuedv
tate that 1t has been adopted in more ihatn
-. hundred instapceswithincui knowledgek-
- zane firm issue spccd ion, in blay
- : ted for frame or brickcvrldings of q,
i forms Of building moi anoss
~. beoks ~ msdern inexpe artistic coz
sAgs plaAs whchare Of reatcal value
As6eeAvOiencseys to n3ryrssted
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-01-09

TIE Brj%bdAe COHyier calls attention to
nc iact that the whole OF the Polynesian
aco is dying oUt. The Maoli pcople are
ecIining rapidly, and SO a"e the hawaiians
(hey haze Shown themselves tC oe capable
II the acceptance og civilization they have
made great improvements i'll %hCS time,
md yet they are GNindlins. J, is stot that
they peri.h in the process o. civilization.
An exchange, commenting on the fact,
says: The fac seems TO i' that certain
branches Of the human race are under the
sentence of extinction. They lack pro-
duc.ive power. There are not sufficient
children born to supply the gaps cansed by
death. The CaribS of the West indies once
numbered many millions but they have
vanished until there IL only II faint trace of
chem in petty communities forred by os
caped negro slaves who III ,rried Garth
women And the allied races in Central
and South America have dwindled at a rate
which cannot be accounted for by war and
massacre" IL is q very good specimen OF
theorizing; only it does not explain hoy
the Caribs came to number many millions
II . " lacked productive power. There
q ynof d.al Of ahsr s. 'cpiat'0A on ~ =
II
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THE BRATTLE ORGAN.

TIE first organ ever brought to this
country is still il constant use in st. Johns
Chapel, Portsmouth, ~ Ill. The Hup.
Henry X. Oliver, of Salem, Mass, thus
gives its history :" 1t is sometimes known
rs the Braytle organ, having been the
property of the Hon Thomas Brattle. who
was born in Boston in 1868, and was Treas
urer of Harvard College (where he gradu.
ated in 1876, one of Il class of only three
members) from 1903 till 17l3, the year of
his death unmarried in Boston. Brattle
Square and Brattle Street, and the now ex.
tinct Brattle Street Church, Boston, Of
which he was the leading founder, giving
the land on which it was built, take name
from him. Tue organ mot large) referred
TO was of English make, ani imported.
Dir. Erattle il his will says: i give, dedi-
safe, and devote my organ to the praise
and glory of God in the said Church (Brattle
Street), if they shall accept thereof, and
within a year after my decease procure q
Eober person that can play sklfully thereon
r''A q lord noise otherwise to the Church
Il l1 tHr1 h.tr Chauei, In this town, on
5se .,,ue tes... eut conditions. and on
5..r raD e.o- t.er,a Ve itseottpusrce 10
a.. 3. cute a'lv .ho college, and on
t'cf ron acceptance TO my nephew, VII.
liam Drattle.' Brattls Stree church re-
fused the gift, the opposition 20 organs in
dissenting churches being then rs great as
It is now in churches in Scotland But
che Parish of Kings Chapel (Stono ClapeT
accepted the gift, complying with the terms
and procuring sober person. Mr. Ed
ward Enstone, from England, on salary
Of $50 per annun. Here it was used till
1856 when 1t was replaced 10y a now and
,Arser one from Engiaud. 1; was then sold
10 st. Johns Church. in Portsmouth
though rumor has it that it was for while
10 a cb,irch III Newburyport. 1t is now at
east one hundred and seventy five years
I'D, and yet in good order. Why, on it's
liscontiunance, it did not go 81 Harvard
College, acc riding to the tenn OF tic VIII,
is not known"