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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
Correspondence Of the RECORD.

r. sKPrEMBxR 60
Little George Pitts Is having lots Of
misfortune with his pony nowadays.
A week or so ago his pony kicked him,
hitting him in the stomach. laying him
up day or SO. so that he couldn't attend
school and Saturday he and Ralph Pat
terson were. playing the cowboy act when
the ponies became = little fractious Geor
gie's. throwing HIM. He struck ON the side
of bis face and head on terra frms, caus-
ing badly swollen eye and = bad cash
on his upper lip. He will be all o. K. in
day Of 30 ready for another mishap. -.
Mr.. w. A. Patterson Is ut Winchester
this week selling goods for Lincoln Cell
...... Editor Frost Is exercising his mus.
Gle thebe days on the ferry. Last Monday
he apchoEed his craft on the west bank.
and while away the bank caved of, hlling
the boat full Of sand, causing it to sink.
They are now fishing for it; think it will
be fruitless search. There was . new
pair of boots and few other things in
the boat belonging To one Of the boys at
the ranch. -. About half past twelve last
Monday, Sept. 80. our psople were startled
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
PROPOSALS FoR BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received by the uk1.
dersigned ut his Office until Oct. 5, 1889
for furnishing material and building sis
schoolhouses in Selz School Township
according to plans and specifications now
on file in my Office, upon section 80, town.
ship 100. range rs. Board reserves ii.
right TO reject any and all bids.
G. RowERD1NK.
Hull Postoff1ce, N. D.,
Clerk of Selz School Tow nshlp,f
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
injured. BY q Cartridge.
Master Roy Yeater was "fooling''

Haster Roy 7eater was "foOling" with
a shotgun cartridge containing only pow
der, last Saturday. and received quite a
burning when it exploded. He tipped it
over on the ground and placed IRE to it,
but 1t bobbed into an uprigh, position as
it flashed, burning his face 80 that at frs,
it was thought he would lose the sight of
one eye. His injuries proved to be but
slight, however.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
Whn0na.
Correspondence of the RECORD:
(Too late for publication last WEI

Croo late for publication last week.)
-" SEPTEMBER g.
Rev. Garry preached in the, schoo olhouse
last Sunday evening. =. Messrs. w. L.
Yeater, Tbos. B0ttomlcy and Geo. Reed,
three prominent democrats of Williams
port--ln fact, of Emmons county--were
down to the convention last Saturday.
This was Mr.. Bottomley's first visit TO
this place and he was very favoraby inn
pressed. He thinks of moving down..
The convention did very se4sible thing
in indorsinx the nominee on the Republic
can ticket. .. Mr.. E. D. Wescott left THIS
morning Tor Bismarck, whence he viii
take the train for Sacketts Hhrbor, New
York. .Supt. Worst is visiting the
schools in lower Emmons these days.
Mr.. Worst is very popular with our peo-
pie and will receive flattering vote. They
will regret losing him AS superintendent
of schoOls--none more 80 than the tcach-
ers. While staying over Sunday with
Dr.. John. IN Union township. lie was iu-
duced to preach in the school-roOm at
the doctors place. He had very fair
| congregation on go short q notice. :. Elk.
Justice Moore had the misfortune TO lose
bis pocket book containing twenty dollars,
= note for $4,000, and other valuable
papers, last Sunday evening, between
| DOukidh 1SdoClI duu LIS DlHC0 NIT. y.
Pratt made a trip 10 Eureka last week for
merchandise. -. George Darland is ex-
pected home Tomorrow from same place
with load. Our people have a very
peculiar way Of moving when they wish
TO change their location. Instead of NOV
ing their household effects they move the
house, which does away with so much
confusion, etc. Hereafter wouldn't it be
well to place casters under the building
| to be moved. A petition will soon he circu
lated praying that = postal route be estab
lished between this place and Wsstfield,
connecting with the Eureka. Winchester
line. The line, II opened, will certainly
be a great convenience to the settlers liv.
ing along the proposed route a. there will
probably be an Office established midway
As it ls, there are settlers in this section
who have from ten to fifteen mrles to
travel in order to get their mail. 1t will
il established, he . seini weekly line. witt,
an Office probably at g. W. Tracy's.
4 A spelling match 10 announced for next
Friday evening. A short literary nro
gram will be given, after which spelling
will be in order. A hne OF twenty five
cents will. be imposed on those present re
fusing to spell-procceds to be turned into
the bell fund. Ed. Wescotts wheat
yielded one bushel and 4, half per acre.
Farming pays. don't it7. LEPupils regu-
lar in attendance for the week ending
Sept 20: Tbos. NcCrory, Alma Pitts,
Jennie Hill, Lille Dsrland, Nellie Oar
land, Nellie Walton. Flora Lee, Mary Lee
and Csllie CherrIngton. SCRIBE.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
TO TAXPAYERS,

Until further notice the County Treas
nrer's Office will be open on Mondays
Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each week,
week. DUaALD CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04

The families of Messrs.. johnson and
Kellogg have arrived at their homes near
Winchester.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
.sThe Lone stay.n

Emmons County people visiting Bis.
marck to lay in stock of grocer,eb
should not fail to patronize "Ihe Lone
Star" Market, kept by George Jsnn,ngs
If they wish to get their full money s
worth of all kinds of Staple or FANCY
Groceries, Fruits. Confectionery, etc:
Don't forget the place--c0rner Fifth and
Main streets, Bismarck-sign of The
Lone Star" flag.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
GROCERIES Ar BED ROCK.

w. D. Casselnan, salesman for GrigsS
& Co., Wholesale grocers of ST. Paul, viii
call upon every farmer in Emmons county
and show them line of groceries better
than those sold in any country store, and
at wholesale prices. Farmers, reserve
your orders until you see these goods and
get prices. 1t will pay you we'll.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
NOTICE.

will open the stage barn on Sept. ~,
~ feed and sale stable. Your patronage
is respectfully solicited. j. J. CAH1LL,
Bismarck, OAK.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
$4,000

Worth OF Clothing of all kinds just re
ceived at DeGraf1's.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
Still 1t Failed.

The Lord and Ely were on the Demo.
cratic state ticket; but it, didn't '.g,t
thnrp - ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
FOR SALE.
r.. IN. .I06R

Five head of horses, two cows, young
cattle, hogs chickens, and farm fmple:
mcnts vf al! kinds.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
REPUBLICAN BY A BIG MAJORITY.

North Dakota Goes Headlong for the Party That
Believes in Protection to the Industries
of America---The G. o. P. 10, 1000
in the Lead.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Winchester.
Correspondence Of the RECORD.

Winchester.
Correspondence Of the RECORD.
The farmers on South Prairie are busy
thrashing. u. The contract for seven cords
of wood for districts Nos. / and 2 was let
to Mahaney Bros. at 81 per cord -ISouth
Prairie school commenced Sept. 80. with
Miss Mary Farrell as teacher. There will
be a term of six months. ~. The ducks are
very thick ou Lake Cantwell. go. IT, is
''kindcr" hard when bachelor of 35
and then--O then--the girls won't ride
with him. 4. Masters Ray Bumstead and
Johnnie Mahaney were up the Beaver a
few days ago bunting The boys returned
with lots of game. There has been u
very poor attendance at Miss Campbell s
school 80 farm. Mr.. Wager and family
are permanent residents Of Winchester
now. Mr.. w. intends 10 send his children
to school in Winchester As long as the
term lasts, and then he will send them to
Co orreSpondence of the RECORD.
Lively times in the city now, as the auc.
,ion brings many people to town. The
threshing machine is in the South Prairie
nelghborhood, and every one will soon be
through thrashins ....,M Mr.. Beech. Of
Hampton, made the city pleasant call
80. Mrs. Banie Potter just returned from
Eureka where she has been spending the
past week as tho guest OF hef brother (Mr
James Parker) and Miss Gsrtie Knicker
booker. Lawyer Sharp, OF Eureka, wal
in town on business Tuesday last. u. Mr.
John Parker made flying trip to Eureks
on Saturday. The dance at the soutl
Prairie schoolhouse proved great sue
cess, and every one reports jolly time
as usual. a..Mr. L. Gellreturned from De
troit on Tuesday last with his bride, ant
the wedding bells seem 10 be still Ginning
merrily. Liacoln's friends all join ii
congratul latlous TO the happy csuple..
Rev. and Mrs. Lane, of Mandan, wer
the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Cell on Wed
nesday last. -. Mr.. Worst. of Williams
4 port, spoke 1T the schoolhouse Thursda,
evening on republicanism, and Rev. c
Lane spoke on prohibition the same even
ing, followed by little speeches from fe,
of the citizens of this place. Miss Mar.
Farrell. of WilIiamsport, came down o.
Sunday to resume her duties as tcache
menced On October 1.... Mrs. Patterson
Of Winona, was in town Sunday. accom-
panied bo Miss Jeanie. Mr.. Johnso
started to meet his wife, who will arrive i
Bismarck this Week. .. Miss Edith Stew
art received the sad news OF the death o
her grandfather, Mr.. T. w. Pummcll. q
I Auburn, Neb. .. Miss Campbell closed he
school for 4 week to return to her home
l ..... Sheriff James 8. McGee was j
town last week. Mr.. Small and Mis-
Anne and Mrs. Ryder, of Hampton. wer
in the city Tuesday. BRITTONE.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04

Ten miles south Of Steele, on the Will
Transport road.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04

Mr.. John Kurtz wheat yielded twenty.
six bushels to the acre.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04

Glare East was visitor from Hampton
to lhe county seat last Wednesday.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08

During his school career the German
emperor Was q nrolel Of thesiuiious Ger
nam youth tie took has place ~ 4 CON-
nion taipii IN the i'ulsiie school 3. Casses.
and played and studied with .lie other
scholars Al the dnzd examination be
was. indeed. oaiy tenth IN the list: lat
then he was tw0 years Younger Than his
mates. and uas rightly considered 10 have
done - well that his tutor was inlmedi-
aseiy knighted There is no cTamming
system in GeEraznyi he passed without
aid or favor
AT the University Of Bonn have sat
on the same benches with him. and seen
him. with his liale note book. writing
down. Ike a hard worked reporter,
nearly all the professor uttered in bis
lectures on the great German authors cs
OF the genius os our oV-n Shakespeare.
The prince was anxious also 70 study
subjects not just then in the curriculum.
and fo- these the professors attended II
his rooms
By the professors the prinee was
tresied with an almost servile adclation,
and he won their esteem and love He
hid them all IN turn TO dinner at his
rooms IN . villa which oveThaug tie
Rhine. with the honefsuckle. clematis
and Virginia creepers reaching over and
do~n the garden walls almost 70 tbs
waters edge.
The qucea sent him oIf from England
a splendid boat. costing nearly 920o, but
be used il VERY little. and ii generalls
lay moored BY the bank beneafl his gar
den. idly rocking in the ripple Of Tie
Rhine.
But be took part heartily in al thG
arausements common among German
students. namely, beer drinking. duel
ing, torchlight pnoossions. earrings
driving. lathing and. in winter. sledg
ing. l do no; think he ever fought :
real duel. bu; le mingled freely with th,
duelers. and in knelpen drinking bouts
and torcllishi serenades. slipping ans
sitting with the Slippers Of light German
beer tai late into the night-All ih'
Year Round
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08

Par up II the mountains Of Ceyioa
and India there Is a spider that spins a
web Ike bright yeilowish silk. The cen
tral net Of which Is FIVE feet in diameter,
while the Supporting lines. CT guys IS
they are called. measure sometimes ten
or twelve lect long: and riainz quickly
Ia the cariy morning you may dasi, right
into Il. The s;oui threads twining round
vour face like lace vel, wilile as the
creature = .so has woven il takes up lais
position II Tie middle. lie generally
catches you right on the nose, aud
though he seldom bites or s;iBCs. the
contact Of his large body and long legs
is anytiisg lsIt pleasant II you forget
yourself a1d try IA catch him. bite he
viii. and. though not venonaous. his
Jaws are IS powerful as a birds beak-
and you ere not likely to forget the en-
counter.
Tie bodies of ilicse spiders are very
handsomely decorated. being bright gold
or scarlet underneath. while the upper
part Is covered with the most delicate
sla1e coiored fur. So strong are the vets
that birds the size q larks are frequently
caught therein. and even tire small bat
powerful scaig lizard falls victim A
writer says that he has often sat and
watched the yellow and scarlef monster.
measuring. when waiting Tor his prey
with his legs stretched cat fully SIX
inches, stri1ing across the middle of the
net. and noted the rapid manner n which
he winds his stout threads around the
unfortunate captive. He usually throws
the coils about the head till the wretelesl
victim Is first blinded and then choked
In many unfrrguentel DARK nooks Of tie
Jungle you cone acrpss Inost perfect
skeletons OF small birds cauglIt II these
terrible snares, the strong folds Of which
srevent the delicate bones from falling
TO tlsegrcund after the wind ana weather
have dispersed the FISH and feathers
Rare Bits.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08

Iir c4lnii i,..'i a4il the is5iact of breath
ils Was sslilna1il, t. sitaii.e ase hloo1
Iaie inicry u ireathiag lad air was not
% nailla tlie taking of inapuritiss into the
iunes. out i1-s cf Isossrisiilnen1 Every
niais-slls Of the bolg uzs ltfs. IN Ino4inii
y the treatk The reason sesleHsssry
eulpleglnents ard tigi.t laciag N,t-re IN
Juriaus ssss rot a failure u ggt oxygen
70 tic Elosd. huf the failure 10 give SUI
hciesit mCtion to the molecules, without
which good health was impossible The
viiEiszing Of the blood furnished the
mind with new truths. The lungs took
IN four times IS much air as was neces-
sary ana rejected iisree-f0uTfiso OF Il So
should the mind take in all that came to
i and reject al that wss not useful
There could be no good. pure. clear. deep
ihiakiag without good. deep. pure breath
ing Every occupation and work had It's
own method q breathing. \ nAn train
ing for fosa race did not brsafhe the
sane rs I billiard player. A great many
ailments due 10 se,ientary occupations
might he cured by abdominal breathing
Deep breathing was a cure for anger and
Observation-Disclosures s-Cliscago Herald
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08
NEms y sa.g=.

Disastrous foods are reported in differ
ent points IN Bavaria
Mrs. Harrison i actively engaged IA
making final arrangements for her tTlp
10 Dssr Park
T. J. Laferns Of Chicago has been
elected president OF the National Brew
ers associafinn-
Kingscota won the Epson grand prize
Il ] .DJs s.oreEpigTis. Nelano second and
Indian Prince third
The woman whose disfnembtTe1 body
was found u t.Ie Thames rIver- Dondon.
was a servant gin
Cart. Henry c. Lee. a brother OF Gov
ernor Lee. died suddenly Of apoplexy
last evening Il Richmond, Va
The strike in tise0 \. r thread works
is over. The srinners VIII hereafter re
oesve sI7 4.r week for their worS-
A tremendous thunder storm passed
over London Thursday. Much property
va DESTROYED AID several lives lost
While nineteen rafts-nen were cross
;-r fis river AZ Greenvilie- Que. the
fsrrt causize3 and i've Of them were lost
Counsel for Judge Hilton assert that
tie overtures for q compnomise II The
stewart VII case are from the con-
tes-znts.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08

Bridgeport. Coma. iias a hen with a
had Tor mathematics She sat this
sIrins and h4fcliesi ont a fe~ chickens,
which were taken from Eer and added
70 smother Gock- DuS she would not
give nup. lnsieal. she went outside the
coop and cluclei til she got her proper
namhsr - cliickens-no more. no les
and straael about with them II har
heeis the liro.siesi foEi il ali the Sui-
meg state When llis y0uns ones were
big enough - 70 - To-ost they feared to
follow her 10 such a height. 50 she took
them ore by ore upon her hack and se.
them OF carefully ia = roET, then peTChed
az lhe head of them. confident that she
llz1 discharged sise whole duty Of a hen
New York CosnElarci1l Advertiser.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08

In theeourse Of Professor Jibb' 5 speech
at the entertainment ia behalf Of the
LonSfellosE memorial. be said: The pc
culiar source Of Loagfeiiow's immense
popularity has been his faculty OF saying
what every one can fsei rs true in a forin
which crery one can recognize Is beau1i-
ful: he pleases fassidions minds. but he
en- also speak to the hearts OF simple
folk with such power IS 10 make his
words household words among them.
be deals with universal scnfinents- tnIi
ise was not commonplace; he WIS lifted
above tssai bF iis delicate truth Of feel
Ing, bis exquisite fancy, his sense Of
hamor. ard his perfectly trained gift Of
expression. We might apply 80 him what
slrs Browning said Of Euripides: his Is
indeed. q -togrhiag q things common
hn they rise 20 meet the spheres-7-
Glasgow Hsrzd
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08

a messenger boy last week broke the
record and ran . nlilc and haif in eight
cen minutes. lie WAS cnGciied during
the entire distance, however There vas
= dor l-,it q the close of the first guar
Ter. q street land - the end Of the half.
a frc engine Il the third quarter ami a
c.ircus procession u lie finish. Wilde 4
woman who ii-.d :. letter she wanted hun
70 mail was . eiose seocad TO iiisa all the
way. You csn get IN awful burst Of
speed ont q ti4eso fellows II yCu know
Row 70 WORK is--Burdclte IN Brooklyn
Ezzle
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08

The hirl,es- mountain on the globe Is
rot. as is generally supposed Mount hv-
crest. tlat honor belonging % 4 lofty
neak on IRE Isle of Papua- OF New
i;uiuea- This monster. which iifts rs
snow caunei sluiniit far into the clouds
was discovered iy Capt a j. Lawson
Il ftr3on. I'D 1881 According 10 Law
"a ti,is Ec~ claimant for the champion
sai. Is 3. .76J fect in height, being PSI
feei l.-i,er ilian Mount Everest WHICH
!. oris 2s.oo2 feet shove tie ieFe- of the
fr.i;.1 o-eln. TINS New Guinea giant
h.. la,.n named Mosmt uerctiies-
of ooans the Paeiac IS tic largest
.s.iag 1909 Iaiies long and 5000 miles
uile Il also claims the hoFor d beng
,hs drsls-L Tie deepest Place yei meas
ur-i ras near ihe LeaeEone isl2fie's'
asr. 4 dersh Of 4-475 fafiioms was
foana. THIS great depth may De ''siief .
sn.lertl1l wilen we consider ti-2t 4'4''
r,,Irsns Is $3.50 feet. or something oTer
tive niles LOUIS Republic
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08

Ralph Ball. q little fellow . years oi
ace. Is the hero Of the day in Carbon
dale. Pa. sereTzl children were playing
around an unprotected well, when Eddie
Widner decided 10 take drink from it
As the water rises within foot Of the
surface the Iif1lc fellow thought he could
reach il by lying on his stomach and
putting his head down to the water. but
in trvinS this feat he lost his balance
and plunged head first into the spring.
which Is over SIX feet deep. In his fan
he turned 3 eosnpletesomersault, coming
up head first, but as he went down lie
uttered 4 cry that attracted the attention
Of a playmate. Ralph Ball, who Is only
years of are. The latter fastened 70 the
place~and. with . preoocious presence Of
mind that would hare deserted many an
adult. he took IA the situation Al a glance,
and. seizing the alreldy half drowned
bov. he held his head above tie surface
Of the water until the united roices of
the Children drew Z man vino was WORK
ing near bv to the rescue- Eddie was
restored to his parents rather the worse
for his dangerous bath. bat WIS soon
completely resuscifated- Chicago Times
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08

IA. Andrews. Of this city, has N his
D's-essiosi q box turtle, oomnolaiF = c.iiisa
land turtle. which was marked vliii ms
i7i.isis ia 1866 His taTtiesAip was
,.,arE,i IT. 1919 by Ellis d. han. q
re.nI,--o who died over t'Eenty years
ara Tins turtle Is 0ser ~ years o.
-d n-olr.llr 100. IS they have been
I-.,o,-n 10 exist tilat long. BE was iouno
IN gavni.arn and jouTneyed 70 lSrocs'on
bv ,vu-ess-Ilrockton Enterprise
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08

At C7ert lar.d-The Cievelszds celebrated
rl,eir ar-i-ai home b. beating tine Psttsturss
u a rather one-sitled game he features -
-. crs7f.-f were the heidiHE wfs-k af tsle home
cam. Pestin'- =voEderfH! pitching al5 the
ilarsl hitting q Teasau- Four 1totsss.s.d Ieo-
7le witnessed the game Score
Cle.sl,y,a a.. 0 0 o 0 @ o.
l'I1fssuTs -----e " -
Al Cisfrarcs-l l'ssica-a. II. Indian I-liis- II.
Al Bs-fslsi- fs.-eriIl. " Sess lurs-
Al PhisAdeipLs FliiadelI Isl-ia- Z. Nashi1S-
ton !
Al phi,asieipts Fsrst rssse-A1iiietie. :.
LoEisFiiie- > Second saEue--At Athletie, "
louisville. q
Al Blfokls-l-D DsxrskIyzl 4 kansas City. &
Ar Colani bus--C 1ibns. 3. -. L5als- 3
81 Baizn0re- BsltiLzc-e. : Cincinnati, -
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08
TIE BAIH's TEE THING.

Where sufficient exercise cannot be
taken to obviate tie defect. the next best
means Is the hot air hath Such bath
can. Of course. be taken in ones own
home. something after the same method
as the old fashioned rum sweating pro
cess. But any donessic arrangement
must be incomplete in the absence of the
shower bath. the hand rubbing. etc Al
the essentials are foand in tire Turkish
bath. which some physicians have even
gone 50 far IS 10 say IS the most power
ful and certain. and at the same lmc the
safest and most agreeable therapeutic
agents in existence One Of them quite
rightly SAYS that a person c@n remoFe as
much Of the poisonous and eifete matter
from the body il one hour in Turkish
bath a. can be removed by other means
in twentv-four hours In this form Of
bath. IS Professor Erasmus Wilson saws.
.stlse skin acquires color. freshness. firm
ness and elasticity; il loses tie muddy
and faded hucs Of III health and the
parched and wrinkied aspect of infirm-
itv and age. and il procures for the
habirual bafher exercise. health and
life. As for the effects Of the Turkish
hath upon the disorslered liver and kid
news. they are very marked indeed Noi
only does IL lift no snail pzrt Of their
work, and 50 give them a chance 70 re
cuperare. but Il draws the tlood from
them 10 the surface Of the body, and 50
-s15e.-as ,cou~eS;sc,7- and hence. CbViate.s
a strong tendency TO disease.
Turkish baths are efficient in reducing
weiellt: therefore. It Is held that they
are ooutra-indicafed for those who are
thin. But. strange as it may seem. they
act both WAYS Where a person Is what Is
50 aYtly termed ''soit and iabby, and Is
overloaded with fat. they reduce him,
whereas person in poor health and
thin. they. by restoring the system 70 a
norrnaI condition. increase the bodily
weight. Boston Herald
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-08

-Dr. Tanner was not the first man
who lived oa water for forty days, said
SDudge.
NO Qneriei Fudge.
.Of course uui-
who else
'.Wen. what's tie matter with Noahs
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