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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Estate oEJohl Thompson. decd. LATE 0f Lavz1s-
vl-e- somerset county. Pa.
Letters q ltuiu5srrati0n on the above estate
having been granted o. -Le undersigned by the
rr1uer authority notice IS hereby given -0 all per
sons Indebted % said es.a'e Co make lmCrefila-e
payment. aCd those having claims against the
same VII present them daily altlel-i- -1T
settlement on Saturday. 5eri 81 l-- a- the Iare
residence OF decd when and U-=-e az parties
can attend
GE1- A. THOMPSON.
JOIN T. CHI Admllistrarlr.
A--rrua~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

one ofGsneraI K3outz's Holstein coEs was
deprived of her tail few days ago. sae
vas standing fn the shallow east by a board
fence e-ieev0ring 70 brush riies of her back
when her tai caught fast betwesn the boards
In her efforts % release her tail she tore II
Of within few inches of her body.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Jenner oouaea j. 0. IA n. are uak-
ing arrangements to observe C5lambi2 day
October 1Ist-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Mr.. Foster Walter. s well known B. & o.
. locomotive engineer. has been spending a
few days At his fathers home in this plscs-
Mr Walter Is enjoying vel earned vaca-
ton Of several weeks and proposes dePoP1-
latirE tie woods roun5 sblat E3ekE00d Of
-rl--aI. arI nreaslnts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Il is reported that Somersel Is to have 4
new Democratic weekly paper. Major James
B. TredNell, one Of the most versatile writers
in local uewspaperioU, and NJ. VIII Kim
mel. a newspaper man Of experiences, are TO
ufIot the new craft
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Col. John P. Linton. Of Johustown, Is crit
icslly III II his home in that city. About
ten days ago he eontrated ase7ere coid which
developed pneumonia The Colonel insits
that he viii pull through all right, but bis
physicians have abandoned all hopes Of his
recOverv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Mr.. james McKelvey las returned from
the Markleton Slnitarum- His health has
been very much improved By the treatment
he received while there. He expects TO
return for further treatment in the course Of
a week OF two.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Sunday evening Dr.. Ge1ags Buallier's bay
horse, known As d" old Tom was stolen from
his owners stable .. Berlin. Tue Or. oilers
a liberal reward for the return ofths horse
and the capture ofthe thief
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

The Congressional conference for this dis
tyict viii convene at Bedford, this, Tuesday
evening. M Scuu and his couterees-
Judee Geo. W. Pile, Hon. l. J. Colborn
and John R scott, Scott, Esq, left for that
rlsrs ttfs morning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Dr. J. II. Lnuther viii erect a handsome
cJ;tage on his Patriot street lot this fall
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS.

issl al iblse two certain Iocs sislllse IN Rock
rFuoi So1srset county. Pa. knoau A. lots Sos-
Is and 70 IN the general plan % RnckNo,l1
Terms made known O. day Of szle-
JOHN ECRTZ
AiEnsr isg rzsrr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Among other visitors in town The past
week we're Prof R. E Patterson, Of the
Pittsburgh High School, who was almost
unrecoguizable on account OF a n,ustache be
has cultivated during vacation, and Mr.. J.
Warren Scull, Of Irwin, WestmorelAnd
county,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Mr William Armor. Of Amboy, H., ar-
rived in town Monday evening. and is the
g-est Of his aunt, Mrs. A. J. C0lborn- Al
though a native Of Somerset this IS Mr.. Ar
mor's first visit tothe town Of his birth IN
- years
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Joseph Weyand, highly esteemed eiti-
zen Of somerset township, died Il bis home
near. WIS Church, Thursday last, aged
about 6S years. Mr. Weyand had been 4
sufferer for several years from partial Paraly-
sis aud Il was q third pa-alytie stroke which
terminated his life
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31
4 ssIGSEss' NOTICE

Assigned estate 0r Wr. g zimmerman
Norice j. ne7etr given -La- "a ~ o. LiIIer-
Ea1 AM 81 i-e have maze general Essi rullelr
Of the p-uT e-rT Of .e i1--er iI. -ls- trtle ben
elk of his CrllliI1rs -o the g-t5l signed Al per
sous iacehrld % sai1 VIZ 81. Liuueruar. are
rel-ss-ei O. make payment and those EaViC :
claims % prgzsu- lhCu aiihcl- delay
j. A. EEEEEY.
As Erag
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Lutheran reunion aud PIE nc At Fdeiens,
Thursday, September Iss Refo-msl reunion
and PIC mic at Redwood, Friday, Septem-
Der "a knights Of the Mystic Chain pic mic
a. s-lyes.oRn. SATURDAY. senLembar 3 1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Ms Lewis ". Fog. OF Derry Station. is
the guest Of her sister, Ms Ed B. CoHrogh.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31
MONDAY. SEPT. 90, 1892.
CHERIFFIs SALE.

BY Tirfue Of sundry Erits Of Fieri Faeias
ont % the C0gu OF Common Pleas of : merscr
County, Pa. 10 ne directed. there wiz he eN-
posed % public sale az The C0ur. House, In som
erser Borough on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Autla riglt tiiie Interest and cial1 Of Tobias
J. Kaufran of II ard % tne following lsscri5sd
real estate, V'L-
a ca--lll. trl1- Ct Land si-rlte IN Coneuargh
township Souerseg cclafy. Pa. a1I IailIlr tt-lsls
OF Bennett kaulnlslcu tie Tes-. Da-liel Hli.l1lau
on the u0rth. charles EL-1i- o. SIZE east and
El-anuel Eash and samuel BiouEa o. t1e sol-lh.
Cour1llilE one hundred aud ll-v .t5ll ACES
re;1r les Hi-h llt1cu IS acres of good tinker
and the -emaiudcr III a g0oc state Of cultivation,
v-irh a large bauk barn, q tuo-stary dwelling
horlsa arr oths- Outtuii id1r-s thereon erected.
with an 1rcha-L u fruir bear.ng trees On TIE
prcrlises. wiki the apqurtena1-es-
Taken IN execution alt o. Be sod - The pr1n-
eItT Of Tobias l. kaufman. a. ne sl1lE q A C.
Davis. Agt-r Use CT ]. L PlsE-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31
CoURT PROCLAMATION.

NHEEzts The HaH JAcoB n. IeSGENEcEER,
President jldse of the several Courts % Common
fit-ls e tlf several eruuties composing The tdta
judicial District and Ja-tiee The gorls 81 oyer
and lerrlifler lsd General Jail Delivery, fdr the
trial " all capital aud ulker ollcudsrs in The aid
District. Eld EoKsE ". PIE and N1aIf p tEsErS-
n. ESQ Ju.1ges q the Cutr-s % Common Pleas
and justices q .he Courts of 0yer and Ierulller
and Gelersi Iai Delivery for the iriai II al capi
tal aud utler ofeneTs in the gnlalF q -.1me-si.t
have issued their preceQts. and % me directed,
for h1ldLug Court of Common Pleas and General
Quarter S1s5i0ls Of the Peace and Genera Isii
Delivery, and Courts q Oysr ard TsrniEer az
Somerset. On
MONDAY, SEPT. 20, 1892.
NoIIcE s hereby given toall the J1stices offhe
Peace. TIE Coroner and COastzhies within The
said County Of -omerSeL thai they BE then and
there II heir proper persons with their rolls, rec
or1s. iuqulsirl0ls exam nations and other r.
msmbrEnces. 70 do those things which 70 their
o--ee and Ia that behalf appertAin % he done.
and also theT who vii prosecute sga-1st the prs
yners that are or shal Be In the jail Of Somerset
County, 20 Be then and there % prosecute against
ISAIAH GOOD.
SheriE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31
FoR MEDICINAL USE.

The following bra- i5 1- 1-sti-le-s Pure Rye
Whistles cannot b. SURPASSED 1T ans c-l=r il
his make viE- J. A DC--l--t- sons. John
Gibson s. Esu-isrille- Fl1cl- lo---l. h-------
B-i-zeqCrf and llilEers, Al.--e-en, -fI.r
HE-L- i keep these goods il sock from F--s
Old OBJ Is years c-i. a1d seli fl-I f1r -l
S-r1 e. 10 81 r 81 1J si 81 81 3e $50 3 lt pep
.l1u, leeor.llg O. axe A--1 a-- sl-..> cL 81
Gsle1a. Ca.lioruia. Pure y ines 3 year 1.l ,l1e
Der gallon and st Qther Crauas Cf imported ard
domestic 'luCrs rs lo8-st dgIrs Ire a-ess
Imported BiaeslslrF - gas tde h->- i- TIE
market a. eL1 re- hltre t4l 1- -eEt tlr
SPECIAL F-ie- LIST no extra Cla-zs -r- iles lr
packing IrCmFt l--e-ri si- 20 al RAJ o------
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31
ORPHANs COURT SALE

BY virtue Of an order Of The Orphans CouIt,
the uusersignel AdminsslrAr0r of the estate q
ThouAs CraHlsr. late q CoGlellsEil Pa dec d,
siiI o1er fsr sale a. p-blic oC-erF GA The prem
lses a. . clock p n.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Al the right title interest and claim Of Eiiza
oayl0r o. n and % sll that certain lot Of ground
sllla-e in the bOr0Egh Of Somerset. county Of
-0me-set. and state q Penlsy ylr4nia. fronting on
Race -trLe- on tie south sld bounded by Court
alley On the west. lot of J. T. Beachy on the
nc-Il. and a private alley On the ezst containing
one fourth o. an acre E.0re or les having there
O. erected a one and q ha-fs.1-y dive Ing lo--e
vl.l the spplrteEelees-
Taken in eIeeurisn and y be soli as the prop
cry Of Ella sZy-or, az The suir cf oliver Knep-
Per and Annie 4 Frel-e, administrators Of W1l-
i FreEse, decd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

Al TIE right tirie. interest a1i claim q 500
mon b. of iu ard % an rlar rerlei1 lot OF
su0llI situate ID the horDugl % Somerset, COM
II 0f S1mersef and S-a1e o. Pennsylvania, z-d
kucFu on the plan % tns r0su Of Sorlerset az
lc- so. Il1 bounded or the norll BY l1- o. sam
Gel Gather. deed. ca the east By Main Cro-, %
Tursevf1ot s--eat ol the sC1rl hy iot Cf C. r.
Kh1a..s aDd 90 The was- by Church sliey, having
thereon erected twO-=t1ry frame . yelling nQl.se
and tlFo-s-1rF E,ls1 AL y lld lllses 9t-ls ne
ia OF -o1ersct 11uu-v. Pa. % C1a-les =. Ea--f-
s1n ard william Z. uls-ol, and D. deed dated
rE. lef far Of Marea i>,S and recorded in Rec
ora rn1z q uel.ts flr .some-se- c1EulT. Pa. u
Vol. o. page flf ere. uhzre it az large appca-s.
wifl the appu-reuzlEei
Taken iu execution and ~ De sold A. The p-u1-
use of Fescr Kelley
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

All he -iglr- tale, ilferast and claim cf A. ~
Walter. o. n and Cd The undivided one lir-l l-l
part Of certain farm Or -ricl Jf land situate il
Pa a. 1.ui1g lands Qf samuel Aetzler Daniel
Ull-l ll--s1 aud others, containing -go hundred
ll1I lc-es more OF less, aholr 100 acres OK nich
ere cl-1-- balance me timber, having thereon
crae... one .rl-V Jog house. barn ard I'd l1er llr-
8ui-ciu-s, with an excellent suza- camp, la-ld
iu a good stl-e Of cultivation. win the aQQl-ta-
la-ces-
Taken in execution and % Be soId As the prog
e-fV u A. ST. Mllre- a- the sgL q Har-z,lu
I1u1ziu. administrator Of May A Flrller
dee d. fJTlnzrly Nay 4. Hl-lel. Use 0f IoAl 2
Ear-lh, liEillistrat0r Cl Wu- :. Ha-rLh. dee C.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

All the right title. interest and claim 0f WI
LIAM Engle. ID. 10 and % al that certain lOt or
parcel Gf ground situate IN summit toWrshi b,
Soue-se- county. Pa. ard oouu-ed y the plblic
ruaL leaiLrg frou legersiale o. salisbury. I0ca-
lcltas road and lands of EI-ls Fl<e. containing :
ore acre more OF i1ss, having thereon erected q
rUo-srary fame dwelling hQ1se- stable and Ct-C-
JUrblI-iiuCs. with the appurtenances
Taken tu execution and % 1e sod as tl-
property - william Elsle, r. the s1l1 Of Glorse
n. Gazs-al Use Cl Nalrn-ius Hay
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

AL the rizh- ti.ie. iu-erest AMI claim of JcEls
TelrJw. ~ iu ami % al tsat certain rgsct Of
land -lsl1te t. Milford I0Tus-ip. -oUecsef cl-l-
u aul stare ~ Pennsylvania. a iu-ling lands q
Ueuuts l.Ee-. Amos Clrls-ler. Perry -clrocs
sorr-Iu F-ieE Joseph S1uIZ and Others clr-
tainiuz t1ree h-u1re'i and fouE 3ul acres more
cr l1-s Of which - ac-es ara clearad. halElce
timber having tler-ol erected q large rlso story
fraule dwelling house, 4 one and a L1lfst1rF
frame tenant house, bank barn and oLle- Cu--
building Elth large orchard q fruit bearing
trees on the PREMISE land 10 a good state CT eul-
tigati0n- wilh the apprrteualces-
Taken In execution zed TO b. soll ls tE- nrnp=
erlv o. Jonas redr0gT. ~ TIE suit o.. = u Hanna,
Use Of j. ~. Hanna, aiallisrraaor Of WE- Han
IA decd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

AL The night. title. interest and claim Of Thom-
a. P Morgan and Caroline ". Morgan. his wife
underlying tract Of land IN summit township.
Somerset county. n the --ate " Pennsy lTa1ia
c0l-all-ug Two hundred 90 ac-es, more or less.
adjoining lands OF John j. Saylor. ChrisIian LiV-
elgood, ]. ?. Roman and Others. sold and eo1-
veyed by one David Sayl0r % James smith and
oIher hy deed bearing date April 81. 1854 and
recorded 90 Vol =. pages Is, etc. together with
the leretlllameuts and appurianalccs-
Taken IN execution and % De sold zs the urR1
e-tv % Tromas P. Morgan and Caroline ". Nor
gan lls wife ~ the sun Of Henry p Gilbert,
smith PetrlE and James Dripps. co O-TarJuers tad
lug "a Pettit & bripps, George J. Johnson and
Joseph Lil1zy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

r.-Ee- are opening their arst ar
saI s-a,s- s77l--
srold and young At Snyder :
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

AT the right title Interest and claim OF George
Indy. d1ft auf Charles : NauueaT. terre tenant,
or iu zld . all the following tract 0f and stir
ate in Jeuucr township, Somerset county, Pa,
containing three hundred and scventy-one tE7l
acres and Twelve tf2I perrhes more or ls, marx
e,t n the 5lcriii's iuguisilion in the estate Of
Frederick Eiassc kcr. dee J. a. No. 9, al iotling
lands of John Reed. Henry :. Picking and others
being the sane land which Henry kzueh- trTls
tee tor the sale of the real estate o. Erederlcz
Biesecker, fae'd-, By deed dated the - day Of
ISL. Conveyed % Noah Gohu, who on the same
day conveyed the same % Frederick Biezec Eer,
together VirE the he-editaEleuts and apQurte-
names.
TAKEN n execution and 20 be sold e. the prop
erty Cf George Ludy, deft and Charles :. Van
near. terre tenant, at the suit OF Cstharine Z
Eannelrs Use
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

HOOPS Puts care H-httzai Constipation ~
ss.sIfnr Ysristsilze arfsos of the az~zrzry eAnsl.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-31

I
81 the hands Of earpeRteFz.
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hold a meeting in the Putnam Grove near
Trent on Sunday, the All day Of September.
All are cordially invited to attend
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49, = - =, - - - '--.s
A-aD1i A@s 'oe-A i---la.e4 y tie -
Of Seattle. Washington for the o1ice Of
Municipal Jndge-the best oihoe IN the gin
Of the city
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that Charley vii install mistress IN Il
later IN the fall
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Of the IA term
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liberal reward for the return ofthe horse
and the capture ofthe thief
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a. SOY '3-'N d '1'-'- - p . Gu
Mr. william Armo- Of Ambov. III. a.
rived in town Monday evening. and is the
r;sst Of his amt Mrs. Al. Colborn. Al
I tb,uab a native Of Somerset this Is Mr.. Ar
m5-s f-st visit toths town Of his birth in
/ Mr.. james McKslvsy has returned from
the Markleton Sanitariun- Hs health has
/ been very much improved By the treatment
he received while there. He expects 70
return for further treatment in the course Of
a week OF two
Il is reported that sonerse- Is to have 4
new Democratic weekly paper MAJOR James
( B. IrecSsll one Of the most versatile writers
IN local neEsPaPerdorl, and NJ NlL Aim-
+ mel q neEsppaer man oi e1p@fienosl are 10
f plot the new craiL
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i'lct VII ool'e--e 3 '71i''l- ms ! -
eFeains- NJ -I A. - -.-Il -
'u-ss e1 !" - -, - s--.5--
az . o.-l L. 49, --''''
pi4os '--- morning.
{ C.J r,b, p Linton or r,brsroxn Is crit
4 sr.1Iv I1 at his home in that city. About
ten dsys ago be eontrated asevere c0lI which
rat h. vii pull through all right. but his
,,hrsssfs-,s have abau 50ned all hopes Of his
recovery.
-~"--
Among other visitors in town he past
week Were Prof r Z. Patterson Of the
Pittsburgh High school Who was almost
unrecogEizab-e on aooo unt Of a niIisiAcae ne
Warren scuu. Of Irwin, Westmoreland
! county.
joseph Ney-no' q A-sHiy s'-sT'-'71- -
zen o. 9olaefse. 'oN li7'--' 1'11 - Is -'''Ds
near. WINS OhlIea' Lnafs'i-y l.7,' 49,
about % years NJ " = A--' Ia - =
sale'sr -'' ven . - -
terminated bis life
MI os-7r -l'er' "si' AN'" Z ?, = ~
locomotive e9s.ase'' l,l7 D ----7
lev l-ys Al rs 'l-1s' 1'iA- AZ -i-- 80
NJ 4-'el Is e'l ing "7- -','
iion o- 7e'17a- NseA7 anu Pi0s-'7'9
lAlns NE Seo-- lo-lI- -'-- l. - = '''''
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III. .,--s- .+,,s of tba 7av R-s,-mei
-, !, r-;s.5.-s vii he laid with the
~ s.r+s-,ba- Services vii bsgin At ,
o--o,t +, IN the ss-mo7t p, be preached by
p.-- E---- # S,-,a-.z- All a. Cordially
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-03-02

Once to every man and nation comes the mo.
ment to decide,
In the strife OF Truth with Falsehood, for ths
good or evil side
Some great cause, Gods new Messiah, Offering
each the bloom or blight,
Parts the goats upon the left hand aud the
sheep upon the right,
And the choice goes on forever 'twlxt that dark.
ness and that light.
Careless seems the great Avenger history's
pages but record
One photographic in the darkness 'twixt old
systems and The Word
Truth forever on the scafiold, Wrong forever
on the throne
Yet that scaffold sways the future, and behind
the dim unknown
Standeth God within the shadow, keeping
watch above his own.
Then TO side with truth Is noble, when we share
her wretched crust,
Ere her cause bring fame and profit, and 'tis
prosperous 10 be just
Then ii l. the brave man chooses, while the
coward stands aside,
Doubling in his abjecl spirit Till bis Lord is
crucihed,
And the multitude make virtue OF the faith
they had denied.
For humanity sweeps onward where to-day
the martyr stands,
On the morrow cr0uches Judas. with the silver
in his hands
Far IN front the cross stands ready and the
cracking fagOts bun,
While the ho0ling mob Of yesterday in silent
awe return
To CLEAN up tile scattered a les into history
golden urn.
They Lave rights who dare m intain them We
are traitors 10 0ur sires
Smoihering m their holy ashes Freedoms new
lt altar fires
Shall We make their creed our jailer2 Shall
we, In our htste 10 slay,
From the tombs Of the oldpropheis steal th9 fn-
neral lamps away
To light mp the mariyr-fagots the proph-
cts cf to-day2
New occasions teach new duiios Time makes
ancient good uucouth
They must upward still and Onward who would
keep abreast OF Truth
L0, before Us CLEAN our camp-firesl We ourselves
must Pilgrims be,
Launch our Mayfl0wer and steer boldly through
the desperate inter- sea,
Nor attempt the Futures portal with tho past's
blood-rusted key.
abridged from, Lo'reH.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-03-02
The German Army.

The military correspondent Of the
London Times, alter an exhaustive
review Of the manoeuvres Of the Ger
man army, last December, thus sums
up his five long articles concerning
this formidable body Of soldiery:
As the German army now stands,
/ believe it to be the most pc feet
engine Of war ever yet put together.
The parts are better balanced; the
material in its ultimate molecules,
the men, is better; each arm is thor
oughIy forged, and the friction in
the moving parts, thanks to the
staff, is reduced to as low q limit as
is possible as long as human nature
remains what it is.
The question only remains, why
has it be9n possible TO produce these
results in Germany alone? For, with
a considerable knowledge Of the 9TH
er armies Of Europe, j assert that i
nowhere else exists. And the only
answer / can find is this: The Ger
man army is exactly suitable to the
conditions Of the environment. No
copy Of it can ever be the same, for
the same conditions nowhere else ex-
ist. These conditions are-frst an
extraordinary sense Of duty TO the
country in all ranks, the lesson
taught them by the events Of 1906,
and exceedingly well learnt; second
Iy, an aristocracy sufficient in num-
Der to supply a nearly homogeneous
class Of junior officers from men born
TO command; thirdly, the possibility,
due to the existence of this aristoc-
racy, Of delegating responsibility to
all ranks, which lnsures the existence
of practical soldiers thoroughly ac-
quainted with every detail Of their
servicc-the first guarantee for ex-
cellence in the staff, and the most
thorough check conceivable on the
propagation Of faddists: fourthly and
last, the entire absence OF cliquei a.
mong the officers, and their thorough
LOYALTY and confidence in the fairness
and military judgment Of the War
Lord.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-03-02

Tistxatllent arrangement will meet long
fl. want a. Il secures no change Of cars of any
elass. fl iih,r direction, between Memphis and
ST lor-. and provides an unsurpassed time
aul service This train also reaches Chicago at
an eaily honr tie next evening. and IN addition
ia, day eNpes- leaving Memphis at 900 a. m.
daily, roanects directly at Fulton with Illinois
Central Railroad iar Cairo, Chicago and al
points On d Via tlat line, Il being the only
morning train from Memphis for Cairo and
Chicago.
Passengers far Cairo, 81. Louis. Chicago and
points beyond Wl ind il to their convenience
aHd interest q seeare tickets via this line
All trains depart from aud arrive "a the new,
elegant ard eapaeiou- Union Depot, centrally
lnaael u Front and Poplar streets, Mcmph-
IS, Tenn.
John Ethais. 81 yice-Pres., +. W. How.
Tnf.t N1Naf ]. 4. Frazier, Supcrintend-
ent, 81 Prouly, q. 7. A.: Louisville. Ky