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The morning call., 1892-06-10
DREssMAKERs.

|TPS IITTVFy II At 90 T1TBK 81 SUITS
NJ in IL hours: material furnished: irst-clas5
work only; rates reasonable. myl7 6m
NTISS GRAY THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS
vi her business; fits elegantly without personal
fitting: all work promptly done. 1922 Polk. my 3m
DRESSES MADE IS UP: HITTING AT RESI-
IL dence il desired. 219 Golden Gate ave. myl1 1m
MRS. Nj. L. KNIGHTON, FASHIONABLE DRESS
4fI maker-Latest styles; perfect mt guaranteed or
goods replaced; hats trimmed to match suits. 10J
Eighth st near Mission. myS 6m
THE MISSES URTON. SOP MASON sT.-sTYL-
ish dressmakdng; satisfaction guaranteed.fel4 "
MRS. b. keller, ll9 STOCKTON ST.; SUITS
w 50 80 up; stvlishy draped: fit guaranteed. III q
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DUTTON-HOLES AND BUTTONS MADE PINK
- ing latest style, plating. Is o Farreu seq F.,
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WANTED-GERMAN HOTEL SECOND COOK
W $50 aud found: German general utility boy for
clearinghouse, $50 and fouad; boarding house
waiter. eOuatry, $50 and found: cooks. dishwash-
ers and others. Apply TO j. +. CROSEFT q CO.,
62S Sacramento ST.
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E'RENCH COOK, COUNTRY RESTAURANT $40,
i see boss here; cook for small country resort,
S35; cooks, country restaurants. 81 and $40 a
week; German second COOK. hotel city, S45; pot
washer, country hotel. $50 and found. free fare
walter. country hotel $50 and found: dishwasher
$50; handwasher. country laundry, $35 to $40;
butcher and driver. country $50 and found. G. r.
HANSEN 4 co. no CTeary 81
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MOTHERS HAVE LONG FIT THE ~rLU T---
w private pariOts where childreu's hair and ~
could receive proper attention. we MAKE s1ar l.-,
OF this work; chlldreu's bangs trimmed X ct-,5
hsirdresSing and manieuriug tauph- ~ S----5
Toilet Bazaar. over the Maze ll7O Nsrxsr ro-f,,sS
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HEAD WAITER. COUNTRY HOTEL. s40i
II hotel walters. $50 aud $50. = hotel cooks $50;
2 boarding house cooks. go; Kitchen hands, $50
and $50; second baker on bread aud cakes, $50 20
$40 and fare; 20 tiemakers, 8XS, 7 feet hewed. &c
each: 10 shingle-b0it makers 81 50 per cord tools
furnished; butcher, near city, S35; man 20 run
Burley drl 81 80 per day csTbuilder. 80 per day
WARD A. aaa 81
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WAN T f d - SCANDINAVIAN COACHMAN,
w with references, $50 and found; mixers, $50
and $35; buttermaKers, $50 and $780, labOrers
and teamsteIs, 81 so and found; 80 farmers,
81 20, 81 so per day and $50 and found; black
smith helpers 81 So so and s35 aad found: min
ers, $50 aud $40 and found: 20 teamsters for city,
81 rs per day; aborers for city, 81 70 per
day and $50 and fond: 3 labOrers for mill
aud woods, $50 and found; for road
building, $50 and found. and others. Apply to J.
L tCROSETT & CO. q g Sacramento
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FOE SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
WORD TO THE WISE.

When you want Pure Teas and CoHees, at reason
able prices, cor send drectl to any of the Is
city stores OF the Great American Importing Tea
Company and save all commissions. Having 40
successful stores this coast Is ample proof that
they have the facilities for selling, and do SELL
the best Teas and Cofees for the least money. just
now they are giving away to each purchaser cake
OF delicious Cream Chocolate. my2l I'm
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EXPERIENCED DRIVER FOR A MILK ROUTE.
u $40: carpenter, So; butter-maker, S25 see boss
here; farmer and wife. S40 more farmers for an
orchard, $50 and found, see boss here 30 farmers
for Monterey County. $50 and harvest wages; D
men for having, $50; u farmers. city S25: 10
mixers, $50 and S23 10 roadInakers for the woods,
$50 and found. boss here. 20 teamSters
and laborerS. 81 % and board, near city more
railroad iaborers, 81 rs; 10 driilers for tunnel
work. 81 so a day and board blacksmith who
speaks French. country shop, SO day. c. r. HAN
sen A co. LIS GearY 8
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.TMmER REsoRTs.

1HAND HOTEL. DUNCAN MILLS-PoPULAR
VI summer resort; elegant rooms; climate: fish
ing boating scenery. drives. forest rambies: send
for circulars 81 $40 per week and special rates
10 families. &. BERRY proprietor je7 cod &
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NAPA SODA SPRINGS. LOCATED ON NOUN
N tain side miles northeast of Napa 1000 feet
above the Napa Valley hot and cold Napa soda
water baths; accommodations hrst class: "burros"
for children to ride; telephone and pOstOlice:
terms SIS per week ANDREW JACKSON, pro-
prletOF Iny7 Pm
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A STRAL- SEER; PAST. PRESENT FUTURE:
n horoscopes cast. Prof Holmes. IL scOJlfe9 IL
w NJ ALLINGHADf. ARTESIAN WELL-BORER
W $50 Filth St, NV. cor. Howard. doll y
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ONTHE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESs-GOODA
" silks, sealskins and sealette coaks also carpss&
furniture Iace-curtains, blankets and s-bsi5
st ID. FRIEDMAN & CO.'S, las and 230 Stockton
st Why pay ready money whsn you can buy IlsI
IS cheap by making small cash payment dOEa
balance weekly or onthiyS An inspection Of
ttoek is respectfully solicited; orders OF mali for
goods or samples promptly attended TO- 225 and
go stockton. and 237 Post open evenings Isl =
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA - THE
Oeight-page WEEKLY CALL sent 20 any address
in the United States or Canada one year for 81,
noSfaQn free
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Ok RAILROAD TRANSFERS, LABORERS AND
~ rockmen, free fare both ways, call early: 20
drill aud hammer-men. $40 and found half fare
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DARAISo SPRINGS, MONTEREY COUNTY
L Cai.-Season OF 1892 New cottages, newly fur
nished; bathing facilities; thorough renova-
tiOn same management as for past years; train
TER, proprietor. apps Pm
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LiIRST-CLAsS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
Il b42-o44 Mission st CHAS l. TAYLOR iYSI
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

80 mmce D. ewAIN's. 2l8 suttsr pa
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d Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
II Pacific Coast. with rates location. etc, DaO-
lished in the Hotel Guide, I60 pages. For sale by
nswsdeaiers. send zoe in stamps 20 W. N. PAT
TERSON. publisher. 80 Post ST. ;. +. mrItf
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


FEMALE HELP WANTED.
GERMAN COOK. NAPA. $40: HoUSEwoRK
" girl. San Lorenzo, $26; cook, American family
Ross Valley, see lady here, $50 no wash; down
party here, 500; d mattresses and chambermaids
city and country, $40 and $685. homework girs
party here 10 O'Clock; Courtland. 500; Placer
County SO TO $50 see party here at iO:5O; OAK
dale, $50; Alameda, $25; 20 homework girls city
$50. $25 and $780, young girls to assist. SIS, and
others, Apply TO MISS CULLEN. los Stockton St,
room 2
A TTENTIoN GIRLS = WE WANT IN THE
~ next days % girls to walt on table, do cham
berwork for springs, summer resorts and country
hotels, $25 and 500 we keep office open evenings
TIL y O'Clock, Z. X. HANSEN ~ co, llO Geary st.1
> MATTRESSES FOX SANTA CRUZ NOUN
Z tains, $40; waitress for sprlngs, $40; 4 walt.
resses same country resort $25; waitress springs.
Lake County, $50; mattresses different country no.
tells, $40 and $25. g. r. HANSEN a CO., 10
Geary.
IA ANTED-IO MATTRESSES, COUNTRY no
w tells, S23 and sos Protestant nurse. $50. MISS
PLUNkEEI, 424 Suffer ST.
IVANTED-SECoND COOK. s35: WAITER, $50,
w HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st.
I'IRST AND SECOND LASTERS ON LADIES'
Il Goodyear turns. JONES & GRANVILLE 70 to
81 Jessie St ielO St+
you've Girl. LIGHT HoUsEwoRKi HELP
i with children. 2098 Market ST. jel0 Ste
IRoNER FOR STARCH WORK AND no POLISH
collars by band machine. Apply to steam laun.
dry. Santa Cruz Cal. jel0 SC
INEXPERIENCED HANDS ON LADIES BLOUSEs
u and childrens wear; electric power AIS
Natomast. jel0 3t*
CIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSEwoRK 1893
VI seventeenth ST., COR Sanchez. jel0 2ts
ltANTED-l GOOD WAIST-HAND: L GOOD
w skirthand; also good dressmakers helpers.
Apply ll6la Ninth. ie10 2t'
XvANTED-GOOD STRONG GIRL FOR HOUSE,
w work: washing; $50 and good home. Apply
before IL O'Clock at 1915 Bush, bet Hyde and
Larkin. l
VA OMAN TO CARE FOR BABY, EVENINGS:
w 50 so a week. 1904 Jackson.
NURSE GIRL SIS; ALSO GIRL FOR HOUSE
1Nwork $25. T05 fok.
~ ANTED GOOD GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE;
w call early. 1853 Market
IL art.
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G1 IN PER DOZEN FOR CAFTTE-7, 49,
% .OOlength. GODEUS' Art Stndio m -. >, T. H.
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A DYICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL. MATTFPC-
n speciality. marriages annuIled private nnfo}
probate. collections, liens, damages etc. no
unless successful: practice all courts estab IN 90
q. w. HOWE, attorneys-at-IaW. $50 NJ arEnt ~ ~
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p AhTtD-ArPREhTfCEs no LEAhh DRESS
W bias ng nfade thoroughly 548e toward 10 la
DEu OPERATORS oh LEVI, STRAUSS cor
-~ou dysfalis aaiA Fremont g. EAU
~ AhffD WomAh 10 SOLICIT ADVERTISE,
w neHts ono win experiences preferred. ~ 81
bos ~ this ahea. myZs y
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CARPHTs.

CARPETS CLEANED AND LAID. ALEX
- WHILDEN 24O0 Geary St; telephone 1898:
carpets insured while in my care. mylS Sin
ELEGANT LINE BRUSSELS CARPET 900
u sewed aud laid: heavy hOOr-oiclOth Csc;
window-shsdes on SpFlngS 25c each; HnOleum Sue
S. w. SHREK, 1924 Stockton ST. mrl7 6m
= ARPETS-sMITH's BRUSSELS, Soc A YARD;
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GENUINE SPECS, EYEGLASSES 7--
" Next to bakery. IS Fourth ST.; SpnG.... ~;
Market ST.. In Celebrated ladies' drygoo1,S'5 f28
don't forget the numbers -' EVolA store
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DLUE LAKES HOTEL, LAKE COUNTY-UN-
ID der new manageme nt ana extensively improved;
the Switzerland OF American 1900 feet above sea;
excellent hunting fishing, boating and bathing;
scenery grand and romantic; excellent French
cooking; excursions 10 all points Of interest in
county: rail- Ukiah thence stage direct to hotel;
terms reasonable. MoDRY d HETNEMAS, props,
bertha P0sVo1hee, Lake County. Cal. apps 3m
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mH r n REwAED-LoST FRIDAY. on LO3f-
u ~ bard st., long haired Scotch terrier pup
aBd tail cut Return - 81 Lombard les 81
4 OsT-PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERSIA saw
IL iBgs and Loan Society of San Francisco ia the
name u HARRY MILLS NO l33,3l3). The
hader vii please return 70 bank. ie8 5ts
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sITUATIoNs-MALE.

you've MAN WISHES A SITUATION: DRIVE
L wagon or take care horses; has had experience
In the butcher business. Address c. c. box l6I.
Call Branch once telO 2t$
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a Legend Of the Mi,tIctoe.

;'hc Scandinavian ir,'ul- VAIN us that
the misfi,r,. hats latl properties 10 all
who touch thc ~,tpIu plucl,ius its punches.
Far Away ia the north, upon Il lonely
mountain top, there dA'lt Il few peasant
families. An inmate - one of the lowly
dwellings was II young girl lovely, loving,
beloved by and bctrolhed to her next
neigh bor-a sturdy peasant lad The young
girl fell sick. To restore her to health her
lover sought near and far for the precious
mistletoe growing upon an oak. At length
his search was rewarded. Upon a SHOW
clad oak the coveted lunches hung in gen
erous profusiun. With eager, reckless
haste, forgetfu of his own danger, he
climbed the oak, seized the life giving or
death dealing plant, rs handled, and fell
lifeless to the ground.
a legend of the crucfxion, full of pathos
and beauty, tells the origin of the thistle
toe in its concluding words as follows:
Ever since hat day the tree from which
the cross was hcWu has never been suffered
to grow IL Il tree, but only exists rs Il para
site Oh other trees
1t is neither fruit nor flower, but bears
clusters of waNy white berries, and SIPS
the life of any tree to winch it attaches
itself 1t i, called the mistletoe. '-New
York Ledger
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-12

In the history of the Tang dynasty it
is stated that in Persia at the same period
there was IL clepsydra ON terrace near
the palace, formed of a balance contain
ing twelve metal balls, one of which fell
every hour on u bell and thus struck the
hours correctly. 1t is deemed not uu-
likely that this instrument WAS identical
with the celebrated one which the king
of Persia sent i'll the year sol to Charlie
imagine.
In s9S the astronomer Tsiang produced
an improvement on all former instru-
ments-a machine arranged on sort of
miniature terrace, ten feet high and di-
vided into tl.ree stories, the works being
in the middle. Twelve images of men,
one for every hour, appeared in turn be-
fore an opening in the terrace. Another
set of automatic struck the hours and
eighths of hours. These figures occupied
the lowest story.
The upper story was devoted TO as
tronomy, containing an orrery i'll mo-
ton. Very complex machinery must
have been required. A to the nature
of the mechanism nothing is known ex-
cept that it was kept going by falling
water.
Inasmuch as the Arabs had reached
China by sea at the close of the Eighth
century, some assistance may have been
derived from them i'll the construction
of this complicated instrument, but in
all probability it was wholly Chinese
Boston Globe.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-12
IN OTHER LANDS.


thrisimhs nay
In Belgium the children fill their shoes
with beans and carrots on Christmas
I'VE, aud sci them in the chimney place
| for the good saint horse. In the morn
my they expect To find them filled with
,wrenueats and fruit III return for their
good behavior.
In Holland the children hang up their
wooden stockings lay the tiled chimney
piece. and then 20 soberlv to bed quite
,ire that good ST. Nicholas win visit
them, provided they do mot disturb him
III hi, visit.
Bohemian children listen auNiuu~lyon
Christmas eve FIR the chariot and white
horses Of the Christ child" as he comes
hyIng through tine air with his krippe
full of presents; but the Italian children
60 grayely with theirparents to churches
and cathedral 10 see the b;hmbino, or
saint, who presents them with their
Christmas gifts
The Spanish children hide their shoes
or slippers in the bushes on Christmas
eve, and find them filled with fruit and
sugar plums ON Christmas morning.
In France the young people stand their
.I,,a. il, :, convenient ,,1,re f,, tha ,,ifts
:" l.. Jr,,,.,5 ;n,a Gn,.,ati,,,.. ;f tl,a
shoe of bad boy is among them he
,',,,'t l.. .,,,,,;,1 f.,lla,,. ,,.l,a,7't
,' .h.r, bi,f yar, ditTara,,t ara the
faal;m'.l - = G.r,nan lhiId Ito ,yaifs
u.;t, fa.l,nas af ,,in,.lad a,ra aud ,,Ioas.
nra far tha c,,,ni,,, af tu.a i,nndr,ant
,,ar.,',,,,,e. tho ..e'b,.;g+ ,.hi1d" and thn
..Kraobt p,,,,,,.,., : Tbo l,,t.r nor.n,,
,,,,al,;.,,,. ,,,,,i,iht,. ohil,lro, ',,d t,r.,t
w.. tl,,,,, -, ,,,,,,isl,,,,a,t en- ~.
..r,,.;t L;ii' ;t ,',.,,,,''i,, t'
IA. ,,,,.1 ,.il, .rl,, tl,,.
t,,.d Ch,.;.t,a,y a,.,,a,;t;o,. 1a,. dn,,,
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The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-12

In bethlehem of Judea there is great
gladness today-iust such gladness rs is
felt IN every great city and in every
quiet hamlet of civilized Europe and
America.
This is for Bethlehem the one trcnt
season Of the year, for was not Christ
born in this picturesque Old World
eastern town, and will not the thoughts
of all believers in Christ be turned
thither during the anniversary of lis
birth? Being honored thus above all
other places of the earth, Bethlehem
never forgets 10 do honor 10 the Christ
who has made her famous.
ON Christmas eve they will begin
During the evening of that day the he
LEVERS of Jerusalem viii gather together
and tiock cut If the city, with their faces
set for the famous Church of the Najiy-
MY in Eethlt hem.
Down through the valley of tiihou.
the old boundary between Benjamin and
Judah, the people of Jerusalem will
march They will see, us they pass, the
tree ON which the traitor Judas is said
to have hanged himself, and tine well
out of which the wise men drew water
after they bad left lierod. Within their
view Will also lie the Convent of Elijah,
erected ON the site where the prophet
rested during his flight from Lrzebel.
As they come to the end ~ their six
tnile march the people of Bethlehem will
come out 10 meet them, and then, pre-
ceded by gayly attired wand hearing her
aids and followed byan immense hrong
of men, women and children. the bishop,
rohed III full vestments, will lead the
way toward the Church 9f the Nativity,
which Is the. Widest monument of Chris
tian architecture IN the world. There
mass will he celebrated, while armed
Turkish soldiers, wearing their full uni
form Of ted fczzes> blue jackets and
bagGy trousers, staud on guard. New
York Herald.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-12
CHRISTMAS CAROLS.


TIE stor, Of Christmas music from the
earliest DAYS to the present lilnr= te.ia-
with Interest not a.,uc for tia. ~IlnIsnt. ft
far all Nlo. love the season of azaaa Mi
la men. and musical uii~erYzlaee- uau#
uaefed with 10 involve 50 much tHa J.,
aH=Inf, pir.lIrr-4ur and ~uzsr@tI4e=af iHe
various pia>,- ui if. and habits al nun
TINT xainmt> might hrNNutteu ON tho sub
fect and Net h.lt thctaUc uot toll
II would seem thlt 90 the e8riIar asas,
mu9ie ot a solemn aud measured character
VIZ Used for the Christmas >easan fhe
lHant-. vho-rNlliuit- utmr~ atitezarislli. -.
sAaslIran. etc. ere the rs-af af Ire
satIHes. ti4t#, airGcrl,,d from. aafe llaia the
Hr-t eenjurir- ct Chr~iumfY. AMI afe
nosle. +, iin4l ami pNtltiue. As - thrsereiec
praperui i,o' 10 EuLlj.huud Roman churches
taiay Christina, demanding muse eli "A
hr4uil, flowing. rich and VT meiodIaa-
character fimou, SINGERS all the world
oeer lending their voices to prai - tod on
thu feast Of the nativity But In most
mind. The music associated With this dear
festival is tine carol term ,uass.t Ire Of
50 much good cheer happiness aud simple
joy that 10, meaning is readily understand
from carolc. qucrulc, carold "a choral
dance
Il world uuzzlc An uutiuuarian to know
positively when the first carols Nere SUM
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-12
An Old Christmas HYMN.

The following, by Geoffrey Willi>tol
Christine. IS probably the oldest of the,,
quaint hymns HAT has been preserved
and dates back to early English
times
Nn stayhel tryste WAS borne,
Al ye catel hende they're knees,
On yc cross his lymbs We're turnc,
That heaven maye be reached with ease.
Shnute and syng and hay lie @ murne
Cryste. our l.orde. IS borne, ~ borne.
Peecc, COED will to al O eyrthe.
WIPE from every eye yc tear.
Bye HAT wundrus, royal byrtlc
Mankynde are freed rom every fear.
Shonte and syng and haylc yc morne
Cryste, our Lorde, y borne, ys borne.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-12

Boiled turkey should be fixed exactly
like roast turkey, except that after being
trussed it is bound in white cloth and
boiled continuously for from one hour
and a quarter to one and II half, accord
ing as its weight varies from six to ten
pounds. 1t is usually dished with oyster
sauce. To make oyster sauce, save all
the juice in opening the oysters; cut off
the boards and put them to boil in the
liquor, with bit of mace and lemon
peel; put the oysters into cold water and
drain them; strain the liquor; add to it
the oysters just drained from the cold
water with lump Of butter rubbed IN
n little flour and enough milk to make
the amount of sauce required. Put ON
the fire and let it boil few moments
stirring constantly. Serve at once a
little squeeze of lemon is an improve
ment. -Philadelphia Record
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-12
PERSIAN PUNISHMENT.
Extraordinary Laws in Force In the Land
OF the Shah.

OF the Shah.
An extraordinary punishment, almost
equal to that of eating off the nose, is
now in vogue in Persia, 1t was intro
duced by the present shah, with a view
to putting stop to The petty pilfcr-
ing that had unbridled sway for hun
drcds of years.
1t consists in taking eulprit through
the following course of sprouts and
is said to he very cifeetual, especially
when it has been applied to one guilty
of the :hird offeusc: The first time "A
man is ca"rht in the act of stealing he
is "hastnaoo3d' beaten ON the sules of
his feat with an iron rod and made to
sign paper declaring that that will be
his last oifcnse.
1t he forgcts this when the solcs of
his feet quit burning. and tries it again,
the second offcnse calls for the amputa-
ton of his right hand. If he is still oh
durate. and goes Mt it left-haudvd, the
third act, and, of course, the last resort
/ il lCrnnituf ION
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-12

This remedy is becoming SO well known and
SO popular as to need no eial mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters sing the same
song of praise-A purer medicine does not ex-
list and it is guaranteed to do all that it is claim
cd. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases OF
the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples
Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood.-Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all Malaria
evers.-For cure OF Headache, Constipation
find Indigestion to try Electric Bitters-Entirt
abstraction guaranteed, or money refunded
saice 80 cts. and $l.0o per bottle at Roland T
Prtten, Drug Store.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-12
THE GRODeR DYSPEPSIA CURE COMPANY,
wATERyu.LE, MAINE.
SOME ExfNlNATICN PAPERS.
Struggling studerhs II dlt 20 Their
KroWird.a OF EIi,trry.

Struggling stadcris II ! al, Their
KnoWirdse Of Iii Try.
A writer in the Decc:in Bu ret gives
some amusing examples Ut mistakes
made 10y Indian stud - in their cX-
animation papers. In a historical paper
the question WAS Il czpiain the SEN
tencc, she tQrean Mary was not
only his VIII. h,.t his fri nd" The
translator ma9e the passa re TO rum:
SHE was not only his wife, but the
wife e all his friends.
Another student has. given an cx-
PLANTATION of Sale law Inch at once
accounts for the fact that monarchy
has come to an end in France. He de-
fines Sale law IL IA law in France by
which no man descended from the fc-
male sex was To @at the French crown. ="
one SUDDEN, explained that the
hahcae corpus act 1as very important
act passed in l62s 1t declared that the
bread and VIM taken at the lords
supper 10 the rral blood and body of
Christ
Another who imagined the act of
uniformity La be u law said that it
meant that all soldiers should dress
alike
a youthful apostle of celibacy gives
the following rNaiapIe of "A logical con
clusicn: Marriage is Il lottery--tot-
terics arc illcgal-crgo, marriage is il
legal"
The following is definition given of
sponging house: In England there
. o.
on others, SO there IRE houses in which
some who are So lazy to work depend
ON others"
Another student defined "nunkcy-
ism" as follows. When printing wa,
introduced in England by faXton and
Mr.. Winhlc, the funlleyism was intro
duced that is a kind of machine foI
printing"