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Kisses by Mail.

A postmaster Of a village postofiee was
hard at work when a gentle tap was
heard upon the door, and in stepped a
beautiful maiden OF sixteen with q
money order, which she desired cashed.
She handed it to the official with bash
ful smile, who, after closely examining
il, handed her the money it called for.
At the same time lie asked her if she
had read what was written on the mar
gin OF the order.
"No, have not" she replied, "for
could not make il out. Will you please
read it for me %
The postmaster read as follows:
Il send you three dollars and = dozen
kisses.
CHANGING at the bashful girl be said;
"NOw have paid you the money and
I suppose you want the kisses
"Yes, she said. if he sent me any
kisses want them, too.
It IS hardly necessary to say that the
balance Of the order was promptly paid,
and in asc.entiic manner at that, and
eminently satisfactory 20 the country
maiden, for she went out Of the Office
smackiRg her lips as If there was taste
upon them she had never encountered
before.
When she arrived home she remarked
"Eh, mother, but this postoficc sys-
tenn Of ours is a great thing, developing
more and more every year, and each
new feature added seems to be the best.
Jimmie sent me a dozen kisses along
with the money order and the pOstmas-
ter gave me twenty. 1t beats the spec
ial delivery system all hollow"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-25
Talk About Your Cola Weather

"Talk about your cold weather" aaid a
travelling man Just from the northwest
''you ought to see it out there once"
The crowd shiyered and pulled Up
closer TO the stove.
81 had friend up in North Dakota, p
he went on, who sent to Ohio for a
Gordon setter and expected TO have
some fne hunting with him. In March
l stopped over in his town one day and
went up to his house to see him. Going
up the lawn noticed one of the best
specimens Of terra Gotta work | eyer
saw. 1t was dog standing near tie
front door, and it was so natural l al
most spoke to him as I went inside.
After awhile spoke to my friend about
the specimen.
"That is the finest terra Gotta dog
you have got ont there 1 ever saw"
said.
"'What terra Gotta dog? said he, GO
ing to the window, from where point
ed out the dog to him.
He looked at it minute or two in
tently and started outside.
Terra Gotta nothing he exclaimed
that's my Gordon setter, frozen stiff
and hard. .'"-Detroa Free Press.
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A Wheel Near His Spine.

First Lieutenant ii. l. Hawthorne, C..
5. A. Military Instructor at the Massa-
chussetts Institute of Technology. is in
high dudgeon, says dispatch from BOs-
ton, and has applied to be relieved from
duty as professor Of military science and
seat back to his regiment the Fourth
Artillery. It has been known for some
time that there was trouble at the Insti-
tute, and that Lieutenant Hawthorne re-
fused to drill the students, but Just what
that trouble was didn't come out till to-
day. Lieutenant Hawthorne is sensi-
tive.
He is from Kentucky, and for long
time has been connected with the Fourth
Artillery. In the battle Of Wounded
Knee a bullet from Sioux rifle drove
the works Of his watch far into his body
The wound healed, bat became trouble
some, and finally being advised to seek
first-class medical aid, the lieutenant
came to the Massachusetts, General Hos
pital. The operation performed there
was delicate, but was successful, the sur
geons finding one Of the watch wheels
near the spine.
The discovery Of the wheel in the lieu
tenants body excited the risibles Of the
students whenever the matter was men
toned, and when the junior class men,
who published the Technique, the Insli
tute magazine, made the lieutenant the
subject ola satire, he hotly resented it
and asked the faculty to expel the edi-
tors. The faculty. refused TO do so, and
the lieutenant asked to be relieved
Some Of the boys have hinted that the
officers technical lectures on Hannibal,
Cesar, Napoleon and other great gener-
ais and their wars were just bit tedious,
so in the last number ofthe Technique
they got back at the lieutenant in
mock examination paper. One of the
questions in this paper was
"What are the three greatest battles Of
history p
The answer to this was, Waterloo,
Gettysburg and Wounded Knee"
Then followed kindred questions, ring
ing in Wounded Knee" at the end Of
every answer. Wounded Knee was con
spicuous all through the paper, but the
question most offensive 10 the lieuten-
ant was:
''If lieutenant in the regular army
should have a watch shot into him what
would you call it, time flies or a watch
on the spine p There were a lot more
references, more or less personal, and
when the lieutenant's attention was cali
ed to the paper he took the matter before
the faculty. he has held the place of
military instructor for nearly three years.
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Figs and ThiStIeS.

God is not a discovery, but a revela-
ton.
Kill your doubts, or they viii kill YOU.
A sucker on cornstaIk never helps it
any.
! res. within 4 rest-a good bed on q
safe ship.
God hasa right to govern you Does
Hedoit?
We love flowers most when We do not
need bread.
There is no spiritual life where there
IS no love.
It never takes a liar long to blind him
self with his tongue.
1t takes a great deal Of humility to be
as humble as an angel.
The right king Of ambition is never
hurt by being disappointed.
The prOiigal's first wrong step was in
thinking only Of himself
God has never yet made anybody who
could please every body.
We must be willing to be ike Christ
before We can receive Christ.
A selfish heart has as much kill in it
as pound Of gunpOwder.
j boiling tea kettle does its best 70
whistle Ike steam engine.
Noman ever thinks Of falling until ne
has stopped trusting in God.
Uatil We are willing to be guided We
are not willing to be helped.
The divine commission IS not to de-
fend the gospel, but u preach it.
When we comply with Gods condi-
tons God is responsible for results
Youths greatest danger lies in its de-
termination to have It's own way.
The hungriest men on earth to-day
are those who have the most wealth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-25

WrLLIANsroET. Pa. April i3.-Wsdns ,
day morning the G'q-sf,s asd B,disaia print-
ed the following
IL has been learned that the wife Of
Conductor Cusic. Of the Beech Creek rail-
road. gave birth to four children on Tuesday
nighf-txo girls and two boys Conductor
Cusic and amily cane here about four
months EGO. ard reside CT Eisin street, be
txcea Hepburn and E,misa- The conductor
IS sotitisd 10 q Big promotion On The Beech
Greek. as be aill ussd an increase q salary.
Nc such event cccu'Ied, as Conductor
Casic aud DIS 1iis essily proved Ciiy
Z liter james B McMaih had tssa SVEN
the story e. George A Monaghan
The eWnsr cf the Paper. through Mansger
Brown and Attorney Manson. to-day began
salt sgalns. Monaghan under the act of
Assembly Of 1856. introduced b. the h'e
John y N-eb, Of Allegheny county. which
provides that any person Safally, and
maliciously giving untrue information TO
newspaper for publication and it be publish
ed. shall be punished b. a tine Of not more
than $50 OF imprisonment not exceeding
two years. Monaghan wss arrested and given
a partial hearing before Justice W. W.
Meginness. He claimed McMath bad mis-
understood the story.
This : the second case Ofthe kind brought
under the new act. Several months aSo the
Wiikssbarre Record vas imposed on oy
smart young man who furnished reporter
with the news Of a wedding that did not
occur. TIE man vas arrested and finsd.