MY DTtK.VM.
ei.la I. our ..".
As I flcj't, 1 droaiiK-l a ilri-.uo ;
I was fi(n:iiis down a stream
Glistening in the MinO f'uMni.
I'io-er! bloimwl along tlir Mc,
A nil an was my pv.'uir,
As I ilrif;-L-J down tlie ti-ic.
And my licart was free from j alw,
For I wa rliil.l a'"
In tlieurieliiue's pol.K-ii rain."
S-.ft ami low, ;fl ml l'
tome the rippling wnt.r' ;
Ami I he aa'ls white a :o.
An 1 I aw full many a l-nl
'nt tii wi.'.onig nw -if! :st
Mra-1 full ninny n turn Jul note.
Hut I .-sw, as n ihcy fj-cil,
S .mi?, no more the ::Hs 1'' '
only hovtring ovtriic-n?.
Sitae wrr.; hr'.lit with hri-'oi::;; jr!c?
A t!u-y wave J their liari'l- to tn".
Oifcors wccpin.c ranirtifuily.
And I aiJ the aiv.'.-l white:
Will my host, j fniii aid linlit,
Aachor uie in re-i . n bright ?
" Wtiithor ihtes this river fl-tv '
I'or I know not wi.t-re I gi--Will
it w ith.' anJ wiJor prow?"
Sweetly vnaVe my ati.-l ptiide:
'Thou art (Infill!,' with the ti.ir
t iVr an tx-eja de p and id--.
Full of wearj- c uv auJ Mrife
An-1 ll.ey all iliif oci-an Life' -
TIT F1H TAT.
They were coming back from Ob
servatory Hook. The getting sun
was casting long f-hadows .athwart
the waving field of grain and steel
ing slowly down the rocky hillside.
!?he was a lascinatin? woman.
Her face was beautiful beyond de
scription, and her voice had a sub
tle power, a carossing undertone
that sent a thrill through evcrv fibre
of her companions being.
!he and her widowed mother
were staying at a spacious farm
house in a lovclv Connecticut val-
lev. Hie had come there to recup
erate from her social dissipations of
the past winter in New York, and
to gain strength for newdissipationt
and triumphs m the tast nj.juw.e::-1
ing autumns.
It was rumored that she had brok
en many hearts and ruined more
men's lives than she cared to count ;
but then rumor f often lies.
He was a tail, sunburnt m.oi.
with dark blue eyes, and r. mass oi
blonde hair, lie was clad m the
garb of a -simple farmer, but he did
not look w holly like a tiller of the
soil. His brown hands were too
shapely and his carriage too eh gant
for a man country bora and coin. try
bred.
Still, lie had been working on the
Meadow farm during the summer,
and in all his leisure moments had
been the constant shadow of the
woman at his side.
He was a m m of passionate im
pulse. . tad his heart was capable of
an all-absorbing love or an all-devouring
hate.
As they walked slowly down the
hillside in the rich evening light,
the lady chatted half familiarly,
half condescendingly with her com
panion, while helisieiu-d witn part
ly eager, partly abstracted air of a
man plunged in some deeply inter-j
csting experiment I
She talked with an air of conscious j
social superiority, and he replied
like a man with a hidden purpose1
and a hidden strength.
As they came to a low stone wall
he took her hand to assist her in
surmounting it. Upon the other
side of the wall he still retained her
ham'. She turned upon him with
a look of astonishment.
"Thank you for the assistance,
Mr. Chapman," said she, coldly,
fstrivins to withdraw her hand from
his. "I am quite able to proceed
alone now."
He made no answer, but still held
the little hand in his strong grasp,
while with lus eyes he seemed to
be trying to search the innermost
depth of her heart.
A crimson Hood illuminated her
face.
"Mr. Chapman, you will be kind
enough to release my hand at once."
This with freezing hauteur.
"But suppose I want it,"' he said
quietly, with a look full of mean
ing ; "suppose I tell 3outhat I want
you for my wife ; suppose I declare
that 1 love you, that your beautiful
face enslaves me. that your soil voice
sets my heart on fire, 'that I cannot,
will not live without you ?"
His eyes were glowing like living
coals and his face appeared trans
figured with the passion of the mo
ment. Then, losing all his cool
self-control, he burst forth in the
full tide of his overmastering love.
"Ah, Christine, my darling, my
queen, ray life," lie cried, passion
ately, "let me claim you as my own,
let me take you to my heart, let me
make you my wife. I am starving,
Christine, actually starving for a lit
tle love from you. Say you love
me, darling, or,': he added hastilv
"if you do not now love me say you
will try to. Give me a fragment of
hope, dear, a little crumb with
which to apiioase the hunger at mv
heart." "
He had dropped on his knots it
her feet and was looking eagerly,
longingly into Jier fair, Hushed
face.
With a great effort slip wrenched
her hand free. Then, with gleaming
eyes and a tone that cut him like a
knife, she s.-.id:
"You could hardly have chosen a
more fitting opportunity or a better
place to insult me, sir. Whether
you are a brute or a driveling fend I
cannot tell. I hardlv know whether
to f.-el pity for vour ignorance or
anger at your audacity. You mar
ry me, you !' she exclaimed, with
an insulting lauh. "Howe mate
cows with canaries, or jackals with
lambs? Come, sir, I will allow
that your speech is a little better
than the average country clod ; I
will acknowledi'e that vour man
ners bear some daw of refinement :
in short, that you are a little above
3our station in life ; but. to marry
you, to live on carrots and turnins
with you, to contemplate a life of
patchwork qrilts and rag carpels,
whvsurclv vou arc insane, ravim
mad!" -
She bur.-t into cruel laughter at
the picture she had drawn, and
then, not even deigning to glance
at the lowcd head of the man W
side her, she turned upo-i her heel
and moved awav.
With a bound lie was before her
again.
Miss Cannell, Christine, hear me,"
he cried, eagerly; "you wrong mc,
jou do me cruel injustice. I am a
gentleman, every inch your peer,"
lie added, proudly, "and I am rich,
very rich. I can gratify your every
wish, I can surround you with eve
ry luxury. I "
She cut him short.
Fnough. I thought you wtr
crazy Ixfore; now I know it. You
a wealthy man ! Do men of means
masquerade in homespun, in cotton j
! jeans ?ri) men of means toil d.ty
alter da' in the oroilipp: sun lor
mere pleasure? Au ir.s(tirinj pass
time truly for a rich man."
"Jliit let mo explain my pus'itum
to vou, Mm t .i!ii:vll, lie en.-u as a
j last resort. ''I came to tni.- place''
"To work ; that "irf oV.'iom. ( Do
'not vrevarkute ftir'.licr, Mr. Chap-
I m m. v
ilii a fie.)
nful
lit U!K)!1
'the title, "it m ikes no ut defence to
1 n-h it vivi s iv. lor I will not 1-e-
lieve vou. I tell sold by iU glitter.
Youl'iave served to am ' me in
my idle hours, and for th.it I thank
vou : hut 1 new fop I was v.rojto
hv so fiiiuilinr with ore V'ciow my j
.,..th.n ,f l;!h T i-itui vou trotn mv
' ".' ', t ' i -i - - i 4 -.;'!
I rrl.f . "ir...n'' Without an-!
i..l l ii 1 1 ; is l-ltn r. ;:im it 1 11
o'lur word far ieii ioih.
Chapman watched h -r till she
gained the house, a world of misery
chininiT in his pvps. .T.".i :i he me-
, t t . t ..i. i
n'hanieallv Ptoip-,l and
. . '-. ii-
recovered i
. . )
the glove irom its mu:t
the gras?, and placed it
:-.:(. iii
-. jtocket
:? t'aanell
d for Xeiv
:u-t to his liean,
Vl.e following uay
iind lKr moliier ri.-'iar:
York.
y
A brilliant evenimr rmpdion was
in I'.rograme at JIiv. ioldrim's
fashionable mansion on Fifth ave
nue. A throng of Lear.tii'-;1 wome n
and distinguished nun surged up
and down the. pnacioas lrav. iti-.'-.
, -. i- i . it.
ro-irus. A :aj7.im': r.oi- iiom
ro-roJ A :;i7.iio: J'.ioit- iumi n.t;
1 111 ; , , ,. , ,i . ..
erv-t d chandeliers fell unon tne zav
crowd, and the drcamv not; sol a
serenade bv Schubert stole softly
(!,.. nmnu fi-,.i,i over'ninc-
: 7
IM2 conservator.' wneiv me iijum
i a
e;ans were co!iva;e
I'romineiit among tie- galaxy ol
beaut v shone Christine Cannell's
fair face and bewitching eyes. She
was leaning upon the arm of a man
w ho was conceded even by the jeal
ous masculinity, to be the. lion of
the occasion.
lie had just n turned from a four
vears' sojourn in Furopc, where he
'had aehfeved fame as a pungent and
witty correspondent ! viral prom
inent journals in London and New
York.' Unlike the ordinary jour-nali.-t.
he was reputed to be im-
n.u.solv rich ; therefore, it had not
bin u fortune but fame that induced j
him to take up his pen.
Since his return to .New i oik lie
wiiiie auamaniine nea; i oi iue ecu.- j
tiful woman clinging to his arm had!
... -t . . 1 4..r.Vl ..
:;'-cirribed to his manifold attrao- i
niiold attrae- j
net. Famous j
that his purse j
nee that had ,
istine Cannell
lions of j'crson and mi
gossips would have it
was the subtle inl'.uenoe
metamoriihosed Chri
frt.m the cold, impervious being of
old into the j-raei-.tis, abn-st lova -
hie, woman of the present.
A keen observer would certainly
have declared, seeeing Cheistme at
this moment, taat her heart was
aroused ; thai a warmer leehng
than that of selhsii interest had at
last been awakened ia her breast.
As thev slov.lv threaded their wa v
through the cru.-h she was talking
to her companion in that magnetic
voice that had hitherto been her
greatest weapon, but was now her
greatest friend.
He seemed cntirelv absorbed in
her sparkling conversation, and a
m
il lingered now and then on his -
usually compressed lips.as she cn-
tertained him with sparkling bon
mots or indulged in cau-tic repar
tee. He had said but little. When he
did speak, however, the lovely wo-
man seemed to listen to his words
with her soul in her cars.
"IIv Jove !"' said an important
looking youth, who with a compan
ion of his own set had he-en glued
to the wall by the great crash, "there
goes that fellow Chapman again,
with Christine Cannell. I am de
cidedly glad she has met her match
at last. If she ain't gone on that
newspaper chap I'll go without my
coat the rest of the winter. You
ought to have seen how she froze ,
me last summer at theurand i nion. :
I made a casual remark to her on !
the piazza one evening about the!
stars, and bv thunder, the way she ;
iust turned those eyes on me !
simply looked at me, yon know ;
made the chills carom all over my
vertcrbrfp. I can fee! 'cm yet. See j
the way she is looking at that prig j
now. It beats me out of sight'
And voung llatstraw squared his I
shoulders and looked in: his im-
maculate shirt front with a ridicu
lous air of rallied complacency.
Mrs. Grundy also waved her tan J
perplexedly, and society in general ;
wondered wnat was going to nap-
had been marki-div devoted in his the poor laborer was a man of wealth j uirc m rie rig . anKie ino pois.-e - - "Yfl .
4- 4 , tt-.-'p.., 11 w.trl miictiv ii-"ieritlv d-i- -ia. r were informed bmht that a pamt- ' ; 'a-'.iis per i.jur, wi.a a
adention? to Mirs ( anneh. working quutly , . aen u , thi., a.ti.r i:r..,.pf.rh;.r.r t,-!,,, wri.0.i : cam ng eajtacitv of Co! )jn t bushels.
He had met her two months pre- day, ia search o that greate,t r.amui. ecla dwm worl i.. Tho(;ir;;ril',oil-t Companv
vious at a fashionable walerinz-place, boons, good health. U would lae.o.y, A..bm.,Mng. ; ...
and it was rumored that the erst- not listen to my exoian.uion then ; . Af.,., io M.,r-i, r !,., will .-.t. int.-rCr., n-iih U,..t,romr.t
pen iol mv paims-my love Id you j meh thick, and there can be hltle ; llt0iW
. . ever tin a. -v ot how you emptied my ! dou'jt that tho ancient mine has at j Tuesday ni-dit by shootin" himself
Mrs. Goidrim was giving one of j heart of its warmot feelings, and : la t been discovered: The -apeci-j v,oii a" revolver " The VeT was de
hor famous fetes ohauijietre at her ', iilled it wit.h black, bitter, misan- j mens have been exhibited at T ue-, li!,.ra'(t. n'g "ho bou -ht the pistol at
magnificent country seat oa the thropical liate: And yoa talk of mv son, and farther development will i r.'.-i..'-'h. :., , ..Vi7.r..,.n.'- ' l 'a i tj
liuuson. vnmcse lanieras ann eie- ;
gant transparencies gleanvd out
lrom among the tree? upoa the lawn;
and through the low, open windows j
. . ... .: 1
1 tr I tl-.la . 1 1
. . . . 1-1
of the villa a gay throng whirling
111 ". t ' : . i
iiii.ier ana uiuaer m u.e uur.cacies
of the dance were visuble.
Outside, m secluded nooks under
the trees were various eoup.es cn-
gaged m all stages ot that highly
mysterious occupatioi -ilirtmg
In a l rustic sunimer muse ) on that
" - V T t i,. V," . ; V ;
majestic river, a lady and geiitbman ;
liad just seated thc.nsclve!. !
Ajiparently they were the 1 st of
friends, for the lady placed her
hand familiarly ujKm her comjian
ion 8 arm and called his attention
to the lovely scene, fairlv lighted by
the rising moon, sprcaifout befou
them.
For a moment the gentleman
said nothing, but looked straight be
fore him, with a gloomy expression
on his face. Suddenly he turned to
his companion.
"Christine, docs the name of
Chapman ever bring to your mind
an unpleasant episode of tome years
ago ?"
"Unpleasant episode ? Why, what
can vou mean, Carl ? You know
nothing connected with your name
can be unpleasant to me. Are we
not engaged to tic mairied .'
j til - t .aj
ing lull into Ins companion s face
he said, shortly : ' '
"Your memory is strangely amiss, i
Miss Cannell." " j
Something in the filtered tone of i
his voice frightened Uie woman
ihe gentleman's lace looked : passing me rustic tummer-housc : malt or u gallon ol mire mi Ik. As i ' "".'-. ---"e,ci, - mc i.oute
strangelv contorted in the growing 1 noticed a w hite heap lying motion- an appetizer, blood purifier and kid- Unn !s V r'sic : " hat was yourj
light of " the moon, and his eves loss on tlie Hoor. It was Chrj-tine nev corrector, it meeU with aston-1 n"r"c Lieioreyou came here?-' Thej
seemed f.llcd with a smothereil fire I Cannell in a dead faint. ishing success, and invalids find its ! uVxt .'i'-'hon af'ccrdaig to ti.e rules i
that might break out any moment ; And society wondered what had use promptly followed by renewed .ol -,'!;lu,-'ttc h',.)uHo.y did you man-
in a fierce flame of passion. Ixxk-' happ-ned. energy and vivacity, met, t d and aw to v!?
'"Merciful heaven, Carl, what is T a 1 S- f ,
the matter ?"' she cried. ; . neuralgia which had
,r , ,. , made her miserable for fourteen
He Fprang from hi3 rcat as if ua- da ve At thc first at;ack lhcrcaftT
able longer to control h:s words and it was administcretl to her wiihsueh
planted himsel t directly ia front of j 5&0a results, that she continued its
tne now terrihcd woman. Then ,lse nntil curcj an1 ma;!c ber F0
wxth blazing eyes devouring every ! th.JsiaFtic in its praise, that she has
change of Ins features, he said : induced twenty-two of the best fam
'Christine Cannell, to-morrow I ilies in her circle to adopt it as their
sail for Europe for another absence' regular iamily medicine. That
of four years." "stuQ1' is I lop Bitters. Slanlar J.
- - ',
1 1 is con, .anion seemed for a mo- j
mcuUtunned by tm a hrupt nn-
nouncunetit. Tht-n the sai.l is1oaI,!
ami in a dazed manre r :
"Vou are L''in to Iv.i.'ojh
and
I?"
"Ami you," with bitter -sarcasm
"why, you, perhaps, will remember
me ln-tU rtlunnj; the coming year.-
uriii'- thoitcj that 1
than vo'J have
iiave ita5?'l."
l.u.'.-,..t .,t h t.-t Oi ,1:: nniM.".
TStU-
Goimi io Iv.:ro:p. (' in-.: to J-.u-
i r.ii!
lie
:r;;pted l:er i ojtjtierJly, ;
ili.i. - t.iv
.o
-r i ...
t rein-so '.oar mtuio-
r. Christine I'aniioll
j .-.. ...
Most neoolc
! ..'hi .1.:. l. r l. iv . il.fto.fi1
ttlll i.i:iii una. a ......
am jr'.n to i." ficnui.-'i : 1 know
betti
-it is an ..-t- of sucre ustice, I
the t-cqtiei to a c
irrnii" little come- i
tlv emu tt'il :?ixsuin:ne
. ." . . . - m. 1 : ! I
i .... -itiiiiitr;
toe i-oniicci.i'mi niii.
i-h.DiIm i- I.!.' ll.' ir t'.IIiO.I
,. , l. r, 1 t .... 1 i.i . I. '!. . i v ,r A i v !
i
joorir, us you were ph-a.-ci
1 to
.j i
t,.i-,.-i .it-.-t 'viro whii.-ii A"u!l nrntl
.. .e . !.,,.; mi,, c.,...,.,
,ln-a li.firlt- siv viirj :-.i-o-' Do VOU
I Hi IStll iilllil. huu nil,. ru.uiiivi I
.M.,..t.1u-.rl,iitv v,.:i iri-iiTitin.i love
and how, in turn, he sued for yours !
Ah! 1 see vou oeiu to lveoiieet.
litHS my m.nic recall to your mind
now ;.a uio.K-as.oitejiisod-.-coiiiaeted
witii it? 1 o vou rccoli.
t Liiw von i
trcatcl the poor farm lahoreis
v........ i
i. -a i- l,: i,,vt f ,r m-" i ),,'
; c-t avowal ol liu ioe lor (,u i J'O:
you remember now you srorncu ami
spurned him ; how you callcl him
a brute and a driveli-v' fool; how
1.....: i .. nr. .;.i. !;,'
ivm il..i-!it..,l :i lif.' with him i.f car-
"rots and turnips, and patchwork
ouilU and rag carpels, as vou pict -
uresquely put it? Air. vou do re -
memoer now.
1 t. Villi l! I
"Oh, Can ! spare me, spare me
she moaned in agony.
v!
".t: tare vou ; did vou
..,r., ,,..!
then, madam? hen 1 was on my
tkneesbcforyvo;itohstinto;earc!ai wiwaw oi uie loss wa
. I
tie
h"h.. sin , n-.l "if U m :irn
now, madam. You did not know
1 ... 1...... t I li.n i,n- ' 7
iv ji... n..-i ..wn m.n nu .
lie locked at her for a moment I
without sa mg a word, as it gloating
wiu.out say mg a word, asu gloating
over ; present munpn, win e she
shivereu beneatn lnsgaz.i as it stnek-
en with ague, lnon s.w murmur-j
cd, witn trembling lips :
oencei
nn i viil-iii.dion from ino : Win
proniiM-U you a name, nenes. ioe, i : . - i r i,,,;!.:., .allVlf c-
1 ., . ,, . ii,,,, '!'.. i, ,:!.' t-.r.. 't. j;it....l r ' i.'v-S Oil O.lOOllI liOUJl v
i ... - l .... ii,:i.ii,ii":.....iiMNf I ii 'i - ......... t.".
evervtning a man noiii' oear, t..,i - - . "'!-... ,- r.-v,-(k, :n .
o-t s..i..hi hut oi wl.-t. ..,,vl,l.,rn, 4 ,)!..-, neti .or v-i,'w in it:
yoasoareme , ,. . , ', , ,' ; ' (.,,.... i generally less than SliUKfJ
Ua.U!lT:. I ,1 li o Fn,i,'o (,,nn ivhrreat number of companies.
merev; e;:n, vou inn itiu jjjc. x . . i ;y 1,., ,- ,,.,: n...,t
, ' - i n 1. r.te.vir..!l r.f.w. iniurh.a 1,,- .ear llOUlS, tilC CUt-fC Cle ator
saaii go raving man n you coi.n- - t - ivnr,.l, io r,,;n
., i ii'i i(t t niun li-imi ii ti.iiii-r .1:1-; ..... tJ -...v. ... . ...
i "Why did you not tell me of your j ;;l;t.nf aike- a h;df-lred In-i
1 true po,ili-a at first? Why did youijf.. fm',i j;ii,u.3" Williams, a school j
.leave me in ignorance ol your sta- j u..R.K.r an 0i mal, 0V(r si-tv year-!
j tio.i?" ! of age. were in Jacob hiumVsaioon i
1 ".simply, madain, he replted, bit-, ,lt ;rjd..ton 2') miles from this!
terly, "heeause I wished to win your j
heart and not your baud. You saw
ht to maK- a puj unng 01 me ami
e.lf 111V KJii, l.tlll LIM II 11I I'l'UI
deceived love triumr hed over my
reason, and 1 tried to make you un
derstand, tried to buy you. but you
would la t hear me. You said you
told gold by its glitter. Very well,
i banished myself to Europe lor
four years, and then n turned to win
what little heart you have, to bo
come your affianced hu-band. Was
notthc linger of fate in all that?
1 ou had not forgotten comeplctcly
the mierable man whom you had
crushed.
"Ah, Christine Cannell, my nature
is an evil one. I am a true lover
and a hard hater, ami I hate you !
bitterly lor the insult you put on j
my mannoou ; 1 act est you so inor-
OUghlV lor VOUr .lalsc, heartless 1
character : I despise vou so cordial-
ly for your hick of all that is woman
ly that I wonder how I could have
the patience to perfect and carry
out this jv.st retribution for I know
that you love me, know that for the
first time your cold heart has felt
the nearest approach to the divine
passion of whieh it is capable : and
i giorv in the tnougr.t tnat i am toe
instrument of punishing you for the j
scores of manly hearts you have!
broken bv vour abomina! do siren !
wavs and manners."
Ihe jioor women sat huddled in
her chair, limp, almost inanimate, j
the moon shedding its c !d rays full j
upon her white desp. tiring face, j
From time to time she moaned, al- j
most inarticulately. !
"Carl, vou are killin
me, killing j
me !"' j
Chapman laughed ho..rsely. ;
"Killmg you! he exclaimed,
"Did you ever think of how you
kilie-.l, inarderea tae ht-jit and purest
....... .. "
l-tf . o ' i . . t 11 i
Killing you: ..ir:saae ta-iaeji, inea j
may say that I liave only worked
out my revenge upon a woman, !
they mav sav that it is unmanly:
. . .
less than human ; but you know in' j
1 a. C I . . i. f ...... i
. your iieari o nearis, you omj Know :
, too wed, that you are but receiving
Ustiee. ou know that you have
wrecked my lile as completely as ,
! you have done tlie others.
, Do you sec this he continued, ;
, drawing a glove from , I-ocket;
; TV
tunc it h-lt Your hand was upon a I
U-auUful September dav six sum-!
'ptembo
nicrs ago. "You threw it from you
with these words :
"'least you from my mind as I
do this gloye, and will forget you as
seon.'
"A!i, you remendrcr it now. Well,
madam, as I have said, I shall sail
for Europe. There is little Chris
tain charity in my comjrosition, no
thing but poor, weak human nature,
and before I go I think it my duty
to return your gloye and with it
your own words :
"'least you from my mind as I
do this glove and will forget you as
soon.' "
He threw the glove at her feet,
and without another word, without
I a backward glance, strode from her
! lircsence.
: - . .
Halt an hour later a nierrv c-ouolu
"I Don't Wattl tliat Stuff."
Is what a lady of Iloslon said to
l.., t.,,.-i.r, l ...rT. i., i i
nt.. ii ucu.uivi niit-u iiu oauot-iiome
. . i . - .
. , iuiiii imii i ma law i n i I n
- " " " " !
J ' i
. j ,
, r-" ' i... i
IMs Pi. PI Tl'lbll c-.muJ.i iitii. ui'.v I
factory, a: (.rtvnnomt, j.rookiyn, I
caught 'Ire. Thtro were a
rwit i
manv workmen employed iu the cure, hiuee it ha not the wjiolo f-li!T-factory,
and i:i.ny becoming pani.-- S .w of lonj and rigitl habits to fight
stricken, jumped from window-1, or J.n-.'.tinst, as th wearin'-r" of life
('row,,t"J ,':vA 't!,crin doonvays, in
loc-ir Ciigerto-s logcloui. i hp rc-stui, i
was I.KHM
ral were injured, aiid !
!tv calls A. ,:bu!anee, Thirdt,
C(l PinjUOVC-i WfioasiOll"i ; vii.-.ii-t; ;
Killing-, tluzh Jraeturcd ; 1 Vte Hhal
el
broken are! mimed, una ,M!iiik 1 1
! lixun was injured about the bod v.
i I'ho ii-iured men wne removed to j
the hospital, the a-.i,i;in;ivj; huilii-1
I ing wa. a f-awdu-tt storehouse, about
which u large- crowd had gathered,
1 5 im' r.111"!1
ll0;it ,vllllc w.ueiiing i no nro m ii.y
i r.'Ziwiro iii daoirerous jwisiti j.i, but '
uu.v i.ii it-'i . .'. iiv uiiju.iii L.it ,
t-ure was a su-id'.-n expiosi'.m, which
lor
wans over on the crowd,
an
1th
8 wept over
tin an.
There was a regular shower of blaz-1
in ' fi iwtlu.-tlor some dirtance. wliua
i . . i .... ... 4t. .a. .1.:.,.. ,.f..,.x... .... t
. ...
i M l. ine ii' liitj eitjuiiii-j, vi ittr.in-ii i i it
childrtn.
The names of the su Her
d's by this accident are as follows :
Wilheim Freeman, fatally burned:
Frank McMullcn. fatal! v burned
about the head and bodv :
;.vr;.:e MeDawcll. badlv burned:
n.iJciin u t onuei. tmrnctl aoout t
, , . .. r
arm and bodv. A number of men
.
were knocked down, and cither iu-
jur
cd or burned, but with the
.id of
the:
friends nnnueed to
tlm'.i
tV.lV to their homes. (i;:Or;;e!
! l-.onmeld, it years o; age, was
1 caught ueneath the walls and burned
jb death. II is body was taken out,
.11', Jl.1111,1 IU HI. rt'UK'il ii'.'u.-. .
Ti.uv were, no more lives lost ia the
lire, but some of those who were
burned cannot survive. The box
laco-ry .wis w,:i,r. iicro.,ei. a
Una do tiiis eveion, wocn it was
ilcwut,a
; stij-ply wagon and sustained a frac-
-0 Another
St.
Lotis, April
; tnK.ious murJt.r j8 reported from
Luuis cuunty Uie jtk-ulaM of
j wh5ch nr0 a3 fy,ji'ws .
.. About . wvi.pt yesterdav after -
1 Mh.i-..,..i Tf..v.;r i firm,. - -
eitv. Walker and Ilevoir became
! " j , j :;1 ., j-;.t,,to .aMMt '.
, u tl M William? interposed
in iietiaii 01 iievoir, wnereupoii toe
Indian savagely dragged him out 01
tht saloon, liung him on the ground
and pounded him on the head with
1 1 1 T 1 .1
a lare rock, crushing in his skull i
and killing him almost instant! v. j
Ilevoir, who was at first divzcd at the
sudden h-rocitv of WaiKors at-
eil 4 - was run over l,v .:
tack, recovered himsdf and attempt- S(" ;' olU.- latter
edtostoj. the bloody work of tae lia'1 Vikm ('!:v,'t' . ;!n, f"e vl',0,e
savage, when the latter turned upon rtw'J 'vtro s' S''y '"MTy th-
him and felled him- to thepround 'h,e cenrmony was forgotten and
with a fence rail, inliieting a wound w!li n iht K'H;sts returncil home
on his head which will probably re- j 11,;xt "ormn-; the fact was discover
sulthitailv. Walker immcdiatelv 1 t J- but not to be daunted fresh
(led. and is sumioscd to be conceal-!
cJ jn ih, Jho ioe aro ()
,he lookout (- ,r w.
IU-covcrr tf an Ancient
Mc-iic.iu
Mine.
A sturdy miner now at Tuseon,
Arizona, professes to have discover
ed the Tumacacori Mine, which
was worked by the Mexicans under
Cortez. and continued in operation
until the great rising of the Apache
Indians in 1703, when the whole of
southern Arizona was ravaged. The !
Mexican archives show the exceed-j
ing richness oi the mine m gold, j
silver ami lead, and time and jorum j
search has b-en made for the d-l
workings wuhout success. iiic
miner who has been so lucky v.'as
jn-ospeeting lately in the vicinity of
the Tumacacori Mission, when lie
stumbled over the mouth of a hid-
den cave, and came near tumbling
into it. He picked up specimen
lying around in profusion, and found i
a mat of lead and silver which had 1
apparently been run through a
smelt-r. Some pieces wi re covered
with hora saver au eighth ol an I
- - .
t it f . .
prooahly open n new district s npe-!
rior to any. previously discovered in
Arizona. '
t, . ... .
i i.i ai..-. -iii Trov.-i iiKiu,.;.-,
"' irit.ti-npwcu.
ClncAr April 2G.-The ilwds in j
tip d, t m,U2,10Ut the Xorlh.
t eontinue to increase. Onlv
f of gtock arrive(1 rttthe
Var.l this morning. The railroads
- re 1Icd t()" ,,se cach otliCrs
k iUscriminately and patch
p lines of commuu eat on as best
, v. , .
.'C . P": . H . V1"1' .bc !
! water in the river and the low lving i
j prairies rose live inc-Jica, and contra- j
f V .-"I-""":""" i'-
dents is stnl increasing in volume
liave washed out and the
meats begun to topple. The water
is w ithin an inch of the top of the
Fuller strr et bridge, and is within a
i- . 1 1 , .
few ineoes of he heel of the Chicago
and Alton railroad bridge.
IniXirovcaient Tor Mind anJHody.
Ir genuine merit there i3 no ton
ic sold that begins to compare with
! I'arker's Gi
lottle contains morelifeand streiiL-th
I -.
1 restonn. m.-rr thnn n l.nhel nf
physical improvement, and .gradual
restoration to perfect health: See-
other columns. Commercial.
My baby had a terrible sore scalp,
(scabby I'eruna cured it. John
Crowell, Pittsburgh, Pa.
i' . .
Why are a true lovers visit3 like
a successful news panei ? P.ecause
I they commence weekly, become'
7 Vi i -. -:-".' l,i;iars, who r-roke open the sale and
on.l l.r.I'.f Tl,.-. nkiil,.,A,,l. ,.rl.
I .i.-i.i..iiu uviiiuu unuse iia.c ea veo , t ..f i snot l nniiimif. rf
in aR,14ViC foUn;,atTJ f the bridge j riUm(.v jtago stamps an.l register-1 "
across the canal at Ashland Arcnnp . 1 1 .'..-. t-i - . - i ... v.. .1. . "
semi-wecUly, then tn-weckiy, and "
then daily," with a Sunday supple-' For nervousness and Chronic Ca
mer.t. tarrh take Peruna. I tried it L.
a ii.m fiiciti iiouuie wiLii juy jungs
until I used Ptruna. Am well. Mrs. i
T i i i t :.,
A. Bnske, llttsliurgh, Pa.
" ' I
.
u a M,;alIc,r wrariCM of,
nt,,,,. J(, -wi. t
.in. o in'- j. j - " - t.- ' "I'm I
t.;e yor.".,; ai it i. tviui me wa, una i
in ju;ii cafes ouu.'it to Uu oasur to-
jwhie.h cumes e.i a I. d.if of t .g.-ract-
urj, w oro vazvi ;n uo i i.u lou.m.i f
pisitle. t-i-rtataiy has. We do mit I
jno.W lifo whieh come, of Ivh;
vi!H ui m ti.'J !. m-. iun iiiiviii
that thn p:is!o.is adord, on the
wiedo, less r.io, ami that nnr mia-i
lerahle, Vi an anv other car'tr open j
to men. Of course, wearine--.- of i
hie oi t:i.U kiki !j not euraolo px
ec-pt by try'mg u new kind of life
akogi-lher a life which controls the
pas-ioiis, and is itself controlled by
;t dislinel CM
lint there
eeplioii ,
i; f-neli
'duty.
a thing, we
life iu the
thitik, es wearin
I)',
o::.:,
Ini'il 1;
nothing in
tlm
v. on. l our- inatieouaey to toe
severe
is con-
s!ra--R' iiiddera life, and
si-':
l a very pure and reason
f life, so loii'z as that
ia'
le Kind
vi re : triurlc is not forced
Upon
them. biioUid there not L-o mucii
,a
more general recognition than our
wfhtci'.i world admits that neither
all w
iiru-n nor all men
rc fitted for
a pu.-niiig
i.e. :
ad yet tii it a good
i-.X'-sare quite com-
nu.UiK-i- oi not!
i ,
pe'.eut- lor a c-rt on luh-.e-s
in i.niiit forms, whL-h t!i-'V
of life
HilJildv
isooil bv forcing thect'tves into the
it and
arm oil
st s :en-
of our western
.-T!,e S;.;r!::r.
An Fit-vit'oi' liariici.
I
itiLAmxriiiA, April 13, The
liiratd Point Elevator burned this
morning with 70n Ultiishcls of cmin.
The warehouse in the vicinity of the
elevator were also il-strovrd, as well
as a q'.
freight.
untity ol
At i. con
JUiS
'llancoa--
it was still
on porn and
smouldering. L
i . . ,..H.-.,.- 1
1 li til . i l ' 1 4
.'A') : insured
fn.K,(KX)
nounts
in a
In
and
The
! elevator was one of the largest in
: promt
j handling of grain at Girard l'oint.
i'fho comt.anv witii tlieir transfer
elevator arc now unloading cars, and
will, their lloating elevators and
i l.;ir ,..s are oixweeutm- business .s
1 uv..
1
I'trsnt to (ict Manii-d.
A nice hltle marriage occurred
!a,t !i- Waupaca, Wis.,
A if.-'. t!ie particulars, of which arc
; )'.t altogetoe:
ur.i
ing. Night
be'brc last Jim McCloy and Annie
C!ir;sian?on were to have been unit
ed in holy wedlock : the arrange
ments were complete, viz: The
Justice spoken to, the whisky and
brer purchased and the vituals cook
1 d. the guests invited. The event
ful overling arrived and so did the
st-. A gav tune was indulged
nd the eatables and drinkables
arrangements were made, ana last
night the marriage was consumatcd,
all hands deciding that the ceremony
should come first and tiie jolinca-
itioa afterward.
Murderous Ihirhirs.
Wni:i.i.i.o, W. Va., April L'7.
About midnight last night three
men went to the residence of John
F.aker, in Dent?: Hun, about three
miles from Mannington, W. Va.,
and shot A. ! inker through the win
dow. Thcv afterwards broke in the
'';,r' vl"'n. J:0.v W'T. met hy the
ia,.i ua a ei.air .i i.is oniy
weapon of .en-nee, but he was fell-
'S'1 w.ua ? iA"'iV 'Jl'm an axe in the
hands ot one ol the party. Ine
house was then plundered, the rob
bers obtaining $:J(Mt, -Mr. Baker's
sui-ia law, who slept in an upper
room, was awaked by the noise, but
was afraid to come down. The old
man, who was seriously hurt says
lie knows the parties.
A Suicidal Ftiiit.
Ci.eisxAir. April 28. Job K.
o,,Ven a tifon 'r-rt eiti -en of Ham
vxehaived it for one of a lar-'er cal-
; j'r !" ( eve for tile deed is
! known He' w.n a member of the
i,,,,,,.,, ,.,..'.,,, ',,.(,.;,, r ,r
:eii Kii'ti,!! mam hacliii mar mm ol
t in UIO llltl IIIV'I'.I I I1U liti-U
()wens, Lane fc Dver. It is asingu-
h.r fact that Mr. Dver, of th same
hrm, came to his death iu a siinlar
manner a few vears ago. Mr.
()wcns was sistv-thrco years old
and leaves a wife' and two children,
an,l also three ciiildren by a former
wife! His estate is valued at Cfty
thou--and dollars.
IW oaico KobbeU.
iJTTSTPX, pa., April 20. The post
lOijceai 11113 tiacc was entered ai
i ,.i.. A.: .;n,r 1.,.
I, - " c? -- o
Women that h
given up
i"t lUill illilll?tj Jitt.-i.lit3 i.O UCl.Mlli
,;d h u permanently cured
j , . u u?e )f L!vdi l E. Iin-k,am'8
by their dearest friendi as beyond
Ycgelablo Compound. It is a pos
itive cure for all female complaints.
Send to Mrs. hydia E. l'inkham,
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.,
for pamphlets.
A Coh r.ulo man amused himself
for a little while by throwing his
revolver into the air and catching
it A local pajMvr says thn- it slip
ped and went off, and Lc died ia
two minutes.
Thc average editor can
symjia- j
trouide '
thize with England in her
with the Boers.
K. Mishler, Allegheny City, Pa.
T..-.i nt io n l -
1 1 1" atC JJal7.cn IS tlie Only Ohio
I man wlio ever declined cn office.
. i tin- country. It had 1J macliines
i ..r..t .. ...i :.. vi-.. .-..:.. r
- ,.!,(, r. ni""f isi ri 1 f i 111 1 i i
r'1 ; """"v
::ve been "iven un 8
LYOIA F. PiNKHAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
vmcovEUEB or
LYDEA E. PlfJKHAr.1'8
VESETAHi'S COMPOTOD.
Tli PottlTe Pnw
Tor all Fenialo Complaints.
Till pn.r"""t. M l' tama t!?nlfl, enbta of
VoeoUUo fropn lies that mr barakx to U ml
traluralKL lcn ono trial tb Mrlta of tfala Oo
poand vlUbacognUnl,urrIlar la InunedUtoi mad
vim iu h enntinard, in nlnrtrtno aura ia hna.
Cni, pmuiciiteuntocirmlathoMidi will te
tlf. On mccount of Its prorea nterltt, it la fcMlay ro
rocuncndrfanO pnacrUicU bj tli beat phjilctalw la
the cunntry.
It will euro rotlrelr th iorm WU
it th utcnii, LcacorrbiM, irregular ud painful
Urnutruatlun allOrarlaoTroulilca, Inflammation and
Crtraaon, rtmilnci, all DlspUfemroti and tho eon.
c-quent ltpinl wcaknni,. and U tipoclal adapted to
Hie Clianc at Life It will ulrnolve and pcl tnavira
fromthBti-rulnancar!jrtac8of ifc-Telopmrnt. Tito
t nrj U cr.'-er Ji liuiinl Uicra is dwckiMl very
;etli!j 17 iu um.
la fiK-t It fctl p-iiTod ! te the Irreat.
rrt aid ttrst r-m-J tint na crer been dlacun r
td. Itp,!nnoaU-ctrcrj-rv..-tl(ortLoTin.and8iT
new Uf ami r'.gor. I: re:-jovc f .Untnetai.nalulency, da
troyalli?rttT:ni;foraUiauianU,anJ rUierca woakae
r the stoma: gi
It curtta niojtlnr. Fi-jiiT-m-V. ricrrcna TroHratiot
GMwral txAi-Mj, Mrrjik : jincn. Ipr.-ilon and IlU
et-ation. That loellr.c of lrlits town, erartna; pat
wdaLt and barkat lio. Is alirajn r-rs!iinently cored
Its UM. it will at ai! t!m -. aa! ui-.Jtr.-ill c:rcomlail
en, act in haraioay T-iiatua la tlatt corerua tia
fsnialesyiiteia.
rorkiiir.?yCcniJiaitof eUlUr nea tUs aonipound
ia nnsurxoj.ed.
Lydla E. rinkhara's Vejetablo Co-r.pour,d
1 prepare l ztrZI nr-rt rs VeM-m Airtne. Lynn, Mara,
rrlrtttein. ft bo.l!aifor i-.m. Ik nt by mail m tlia
forraof plU..at'ln the f,.m .:Tt4.a, m rere1
cf price, IM, p.-.- Ui, f i- H-.luT. Mra. riSkMlA!
freely aajercrs all lit ri t f Inr-iry. ewl V"
pi.l-t. Altl-crt ct a'JJT Trtit..t i CIJ paprr.
Ho farafy tiotildlte without LTIUA K. I'lVKILOl'
tivn rT -. Tacy c-ara Csr.jtipul.n. Llli.trna,
and Torpullt7 of the Liet-T. r ctnui :r Loi.
ro mm bv
C. N. ISO YD.
intt'tiGisr.
Sk.mcrM-t, Va
BEST RE51EDY
I i i i.
In liisntM'K i.f the
(iiihiii'iiary (trpnns
a salt- mid relsui.ii,
reiiu-ily is invst!
iiniiln.' Art It's
(.'ilKKIIV I'ihtouwi.
i-i Miu li a ri-mi-dy.
It in u ai-ii-iitilie-i
tiii.tiuiiti.iu ( Ilin
mi i!i- iiinl iim i
) I-n and ciimriv
virtm-s tf tin- tin.tt
lri". i lie tiiit-ailv
iinit.,1. nf SIH-ll
(mwi T n to iiiHiire
t!ii' (rr'-ittttst Misi-l-i..
f-H-eie-iu-y, antl
lu 'ri rmily of re
kiiIis. It Vfrihes nt
"1
CHERRY
t!ii- riiiinu.:t:. i, i f i-ll tiiltii(iiiiry ilUoi
!iil,ir.:,!t-; j r .:u,: relief and r.tpitl i iios.
.eul i ii-liVjta :! in fiiOu-nrn of any aje nr
ii-i r v-. I i i iii very paiiitai'lf, tlm
; m:i iti-.-.t. .-Iiil'ln n tul..- it rt-inlily. In
iroiii.trv Oo'.ifilis. '.,1.1s. Sort I liront,
la-tme'ihii, Inlliii ii. i, t'iers m:tns
i'uri,;'.t, An limit, Mmfx, and
.' t! irri.. t:i. i-iTi-i i t .ton's I'iikhky
t'i--:"i i!. nrn Tn.-e.-ii ul. mid multitudes
HTi'i iav r,-i-rviil Iieiii iM-ri'tii i'l
i.i I v ils 1 iun ly nni! lniTiifnl use. Ii
ii'tn! ! U' Uej.t nt lui:.i in every liiiii!--li.i!
i I r the I'l-nr. e'ioti it alT'TtU i-.i sm"
,!; :t :CI:r-t.. Ju VliiHtiiriS'-ef,:t!i ntut
( u-i.tiiiiixioti tin r ? is ;: other ri nimly
s i el:, .-i -iiiiii. M.:ttiiin;.-, and li. il'Iiil.
I.n.v lni.-e nre in-lni-ellleiits t try
stii- i f iii.my ndxtiiien it yni,
i.iiii ; i-" of ciii-ni. end itiel. 1 1 live ini;-eili-.
iiu. in.iv o!". nl. tvli! !i, a.s tlu-y eoii
taiii no itioitivi- inialiri.-s. i-itii e.iTord
in. iv ti-iiiHtr.try relief, uml nr itur.- to
ii-'ie'lKiillt tiie atn'. i 'i.H-iee of IllH
tiir'.nr end liiii:; demnm! :u-five nml
i lieeot e ii!'ii!iii. nr: and it It dariT-'r,n!!
i r-in- 'iiiiiL' n j it unknown ami i liea;!
iM-.-toei-.i,-. fi'oin tlie rent iiiil'ihty tlirtt
oi '-.e iim--a-.. H may. iiile mi trilled with,
i i--:,ii!e lieejiiy s-iiteil of iu, Ural lie. L'w
Am k'i 0:iKi:r:v 1"k hi;ai., .-.ml yon
n.av i-..iitid.-nly expeet liio l-st results.
It M of H,-KlllltvllMlt:e.i l-tinitiVC ioVIT,
::.! i a eln.-iii ;is i:s e.treful Ti-jii:ntioti
Hint tiiit i"-.':i--iii-iits ivill iihow. Emi
IK tit pill si. iiuiM. knowinir its eniMrfwi
tioti, irei. iili(' if. Tlie tent of half It
reiitiirv has ipiven its i-ei Uiinty to euro
all oiiliiioiMrr ii,inl.iii,ts not already
'iK-voiid the reat-h of hiiiTiun aid.
PREPAREO DV CH. J. C. AVER L CO.,
Practical nnil Aunlyticnl 0'iieminta,
Leva!!, riajs.
j.d cv au. nr.c;:i?T5 rrEBTWHEKE.
FOB SALS ET
C. X. no YD,
rUt'GGIST,
NAoaaraef. Pa.
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IUiMDess men and wotneo, teachers, mechanics J
armera, mim-itert. mothers, and ail who ara Ureo
ut by the constant toil and trarry of your work !'
Ion t rtnnk inTmimtin-f; bitter. rm ne ,
Arc jwu buiicruig iruu iypersia, Kheunua-
tiNTn, cu-mi-ia or wiin cowci, lajaner. uver or.
Urinary complaint. yrn nn be curd by nsinc
It you arc wasting away w.U. Consunipuon, to-1
'tuJc weakness or any sickness if you have a pain-'
I'll coT'dh or h-v" rrtM. foti will find n?re relief in ',
s
ii you are enicebled by dueaaa, aid age or die,
'Mpation, and your system needs inTtgoratinr, or
'.i von hare pimples and blotches, and your blood'
Liieeft purifvine;. ymi can alwn-es depend on ,
lauc irom Gmgar, Bnchu, Mandraaa, fttiiiingia
tr.d many other of the best medicines Known it isl
he Bast Health and Strength Restorer Erarl
Uicd, and is far superior to Hitters, Essences ol,
' Vrtirr and other Tonics, as it never inioxicatM..
ind c-nbines the best curatiee properties of all.
It iUi ayed iiuadrtsjs ai Urea; 11 mmj ,
hay loan.
F.uy a toe. bottle of your dnijrfrist, and ft aroi
ctuntcrfcit be cure our signature on the out-'
ulcwrarper. HisCPX Co Chemists, V. Y.
inex-ovwt nmii faaaaoAJdtat
Parker's Hair Balsam. VZ&2
lb Rett A Ttost tronomlcal llilr Draining
Ciint.iiiiin only ingredients that are Beneficial
to ti.e hir and kcalp, the Kalsam will be found
f jr r.i.-re sjliaclury than any other preparatioa.
irXeti-r Fahi tc Uactor Cray ar Faded Hair
to 1 .-e oriirinal youthful crilor and is warranted to
ivn,.,vr tirtdrun. revettt bj.dncjts and stop falling
vf llie hair. ' J ijr drfuU ai 50 r.
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C. X. P.OYD,
PKlCiGIST,
nomenet, Pa .
S3 teiabar I.
HOP BITTEES.
(A DletUciae, vat a Drink.)
CONtAITta
nops, Et rnr, "iandsakes
JiAiIXIO.
ANDTtTJtTl-rr-T AXD ftr-T MkIttrAL-QUAl.1.
tiu u au. uruaa iu nana.
THEY CURE
All nturanpaof thcStomatb, Pow Is, Plood,
Liver, Ki'inrTs. and t riiiMrrorirnns. Ner
YouAueaM, Siwftlcwn ah d eapeciiUlj
r ouvie wwuicutiutka.
SIQOOIN COLD.
TTitl be ntd for a ease they wtll ant rare or
h.:lp, or far ansthlne; Impure w lujtiriL.ua
(uund in tiirnt,
Asttyonr dnicpirt for ntp Wttera and try
tueiu iieXore yoa al.-p. Take aa atat-r.
D T. C. ts an altaoiuteand lrrnr)atMernr for
jJniokctniH-sa. use of opiaia, iiiImmum anil
narcouca. . .
Bcxd roa CiaccLAB. i
all iln sU by traeitaa.
11 WOW. Mil. O- HM, s. Twma.Oet.
FOB HALB BY
C. N.BOYD,
DRUGGIST,
Somerset. Pa.
BOARDING fi, LODGING.
1 baro cined a;(lrathitt
BOARDING HOUSE
I ' MrTiiie, somertet eountr, Fa., where I
ean aecomodate all who may call, ileala and
at HoATerrrille, Somerset eountr, Pa., where I
I Wb2K,"1 chakLes a. i.ewis.
V
The Somerset HcraMIj
(ETflBHSHED 1827)
0i9 of tlw leadhg Papeis cf VIzzt'JB.
Pcaiaylvaiiia.
IS STALf AST ESFUBLICAI.
HAS DOUBLE THE CIRCULATION
OF ANY OTHER NEWS
PAPER IN THE
COUNTY I
It Will Contain the General News
of the Day.
The Editorial and Local
DEPARTMENTS
Npt?ak for Tlienncl ves.
93.00!
tiOO a YEAR !
(U.MATE4K! .
$2.00 A YEAR .
S2.00 A YEA II !
$2.00 A YEAR !
2.00 A YEAR!
$2.00 A YEAR!
$2.00 A YEAR!
$2.00 .1 YEAR !
82.00 A YEAIi !
I2.0D A YEAH !
(2 00 A YEAS!
:.00 A YEAR !
93 OO !
JOB DEPARTMENT !
WE HAVE THE BEST FA
CILITIES WEST OF
THE MOUN
TAIN. 0We arc prepared to furnitd
on short notice, antl at a great re
duction on fermer prices; ail kinds
01
JOB WOK IX,
such as :
LETrER 1IEAIXS,
BILL HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
IifSIXEPS CARPS,
VISITIXC1 CARD.',
tVEPOlM CAUPS
nMXIRAMMErt,
HORSE HU.1S.
SLIP RI LIA
l-Or-TERU,
I.AlihlX
TAt'S,
utxEins,
XOTESOFALLKiyPr!,
POIKiERS,
'H;cvi..Rii.-.U'nic.
Onlfrs from a ilirnnoe will rovivc.rimiit
and careful attention.
AJilre'j,
The Somerset Herald,
PRINTING HOUSE ROW,
Somerset, Pa
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