BSSSHH I OlK PARIS LETTER Paws, France, Dec. 5, 111. ana uie aWvV...e - - , Ship did not foil to excite in toe clerical r. - Minister was Sod of batching the most nefari accusea oi "ol f. junction of frSSchMd li TCatholic circle. thecaurcn, anu " ,.;ii nn scnemes .in . nbMmM tou.itlns'Ks, which ,Tthe part of the Gambetta Cabinet ;. i t,o. taken an early opportunity of maLing kownJe pmrit in which he intend to lulfil Sedutits of Ins delicate and m irtant port. On Friday afu-rnooa fSfZLd of the Public owhip Dciwrtment was presented to t he SXto by k. Floum-. the ,.:.. f.k. A.ln. l.liitratlOn. U0 resijrned his post on tha iabum of r ..-.itta trt thfl r,remu.-reuip. On leceiving the official M. 1 uul Bert delivered a highly important fpeech. calculated to allay the eus i.icionsof the clerical party, if not cxacUy to impress them with any Wh opinion of the friendlineei oi the Government towards the Church. . , ... He fiaid the Minister of Tubhc Worship must 15 neither religious nor anti-religious ; his ministry is not a matter f doctrine. In giving tn. . wnrd "nolice" its highest sig nificance, it is simply as Minister of the General l'olice oi ruouc or f hip, and not of doctrine that I shall Uke up my position. We do not propose to" constitute a national clergy, or to use the Church as an instrument for governing with the priests as a sort of gendarmerie. I n practice we shall avoid the two ex-tes-i of violence and jvetty annoy lljicc. All statements with which niy name has been associated in this respect will vanish. It will be etn that I am not a blundering revolutionist, but a man educated . . ... j .1 . i in respect lor science aim me .aw. I do not ask for your secret apj.ro- j bation of all I do, but I expect you to do your duty as publta oliiciais. The nation in whose name, however bumble I may be, I have the honor of speaking has given me the neces ary powers to make its will obeyed. I hope I shall not have to use them. The straightforward, if somewhat curt, expressions of the new Minis ter have the great advantage of a clearness seldom found in similar utterances. The Church is told that, pending the time when it will be evered from State control and sup port, it must cxject no favor and demand no privileges not granted by the instrument w hich since the commencement of the century has been fo frequently distorted by aD all-powerful priesthood. Hence forth the Government will remain neutral so long as the Church di vides only within itself, but will ttav with "a firm hand any further encroachment on the civil rights of the peoj.le. M. Paul Bert may be tainted with severity in his remarks but no one can reproach him with equivocation. Tann Work in Winter. Few farmers are aware how much farm work can be accomplished in the winter season. Many farmers confine their operations in the win ter to hauling wood, filling the ice house, ete. A smaller clas, more enterprising, draw cut manure as it is made. The very best farmers keep all their available force busy all winter. There are many kinds of farm work that can be performed Tory advantageously in winter. If it has lecome necessary to lay a f tone wall on any part of the farm, and the stones are in piles so that they can be got at, they can be drawn much cheaper now than next mmmer. Those who have never tried it would be surprised to 6ee liow much easier a loaded stone boat draws when there ii a little enow on the ground. When the snow is deeper, a sleigh can be substituted for a stone boat Farmers who have t tones to haul from meadows oroth er fields would do well to prepare for drawing the stones in the winter, email stones can be piled in heaps, and large ones can be raised from the ground, merely to keep them lrom freering down. Large stones can be handled in winter by simply hitching a chain around them, and with the important advantage of not plowing up the field. 1 think that such stones are much more eas ily handled with about a foot of snow n the ground, as such a depth of snow tends to prevent any pitch ing or rolling, which always causes annoyance. Ftoncs lor building pur poses can be hauled to better advan tage in winter than n summer. Winter is a good time to prepare for changing or repairing the fences on the farm. In drawing manure in winter.it is not advisable to jile it, unless for the purpose of decom- rsing straw or killing foul seeds, have followed the practice of haul ing manure every winter, and I think the most beneficial results follow the practice of spreading it directly from the sleigh. I have to co over the fields in the spring to break up and ) sjiread the large lumps, but this is j Itenetiii.-d. The manure is verv much more valuable when apjilied in a green state, and when it is min gled to a great extent with frozen liquid manure, than if it has Ix-eti ! lowed to leach and dry for months I fore being used. A very good f.b-igh fur this jurpose is made with wooden runners, and it in best to provide a tight box for the liquid manure. When the manure is all eut, it is disposed of, there can be no further waste, and it fertilizes the first croji on that field. The true pii:j)le of farming is always to ktep ahead of the work. Cfrretpon tlenrt Covntry Gentleman. Anxton to I line. There is plenty of room up stairs, as Daniel Webster said to the young lawyer anxious to rise, but despond ent of his chance to do so ; but no one need injure himself either in climbing the stairs of fame or those of his own house or business place. The following is to the point : Mr. John A. Hutchinson, Supt Down er's Kerosene Oil Works, Boston, Mass., writes: Mr. Patton, one of our foremen, in walking rjp stairs last week sprained his leg badly. I f ave him a bottle of St. Jaeotw Oil to try. He used it and an almost instantaneous cure was effected. Iji Fayette Daily Journal. tn The White llase. . m . , . j and both men were blown to atoms. Washington, Dec. .President . . Arthur took up his residence at the) Answer Thu? executive mansion this afternoon, j The room which the President will Is a jerson living who ever saw a oecupy is not yet quite ready for lease of ague, biliousness, nervous- bim. He will oeeupy an adjoining ness, or neuralgia, or any disease of room temporarily until the repairs i the stomach, liver or kidneys that in his room are completed, i Hop Bitters will not care ? Haloide oTW.rpcn Woodward. Reaww Doc. 7 -Warren Vood- , ward, attoraoy-nt-law, "W' lL. ' i nfthi laic W arren J. Wood Ward, Justice or state of decora position and had ev .. lin ihpre lor some 1 .mf. The last seen of Woodward aa on Saturday evening, when he told hit fronds he was coine to ieave the citv on a visit This thought t- v,a .0 until a naHvoffnenda nre in the law building of George F. liaer. The rooms occupiea are three in number nnd are elegantly furuifhed, the front one being a li brary, in which is said to be the fines' selection of law books in tha State, left to the deceased by Lis father. One of the rooms is occu pied a a bed chamber, and in this, after the door was broken open, was foui:d the lifeless body of the young lawyer stretched at full length on the beJ, with the revolver still clasped in his hand, which was ly ing across his breast Deceased has but one sister married to F. B. Howe, of Danville, son of Bishop Howe. The body was taken in charge by friends, and relatives liv ing in Wilkesbarre were notified. Tht funeral will take place at that point. Mr. Woodward gradusted from Princeton College in 1876 and studied law in this city, where he was admitted W the bar. Terrible Explosion. Bradford, Pa., Dec., C The lar ppat and most mvsterious explosion of nitroglycerine ever recorded in the oil regions occurred near Kiniua Junction yesterday. The Roberts magazine, at that point, contained 1,350 noundi of the ex- plo-ive. This morning two shooters went to it for two cans ot glycerine, They noticed that the cms on top were smoking and departed in haste, fearing an explosion. They made three visits to the place with in a half an hour and telegraphed i to the comjiany that their magazine was about to explode. About noon the magaa ine was blown up. This is the first case J combustion in a clvcerine magazine on record. The men at a distance of pearly a mile saw the explosion and the shock was terrible. A forest covering nearly three acres was splintered. The earth trembled as if shaken by an earthquake, the shock being felt in Bradford. At Kinzua houses were shaken, windows broken and other damage done. ChiltUBeater Sentenced to Ten Year. Judce Scudder. oi New Bruns wick. N. J.. ha9 eiven a resident of South Brunswick a taste of con tempt in which child-beaters are held in his Court The man's name is Geo. W. Hinchman. and on the 27th of November lest he cruelly beat his two girls, aged 15 and 11 years. The elder child received the worst treatment, her head and face being cut, two ribs broken and the body terribly bruised. They escaped by fleeing to a neighbor's for protection. A sentence of ten years at hard la bor in the State Prison was imposed for beating the eldest child, while a sentence of two years, to run 'concurrently with the other, was imposed for beating the youn ger. Hinchman alleged that his children aggravated him by refusing to work. Fire at the Tennessee Penitentiary. Nashville, Tens.. Dec. 6. The entire manufacturing department of Cherry O'Conor & Co., leases of the State Penitentiary, burned yes terday, together with a large amount of manufactured goods. The firm owmsr noining, ana Deingexcepuon tibly strong financially, having sav ed a large amount of raw material, will at once reorganize their manu factory of wagons and other goods. Loss over insurance, about $250,(XX). Notwithstanding the confusion and excitement only six convicts escap ed, though at one time hundreds could have gained liberty by a rush throe gh the crowds of spect ltors. Many of h convicts exerted tl em selves to save the property of the lesses. A Man Deliberately Wife. 91 order Hi Fall River, Mass., Dec. 7. Frank Sharon, a young barber, who has lately had some difficulty with his wife, and was arrested in conse quence, went home la6t night and entered the room where his wife was slcejing. He kissed her three times, he says, and drawing a pistol, shot her in the left side of the neck as she lay asleeji. Sharon then came down town and gave himself up to the jKlice. He says something crossed his mind and told him to do it. Mrs Sharon leaves three chil dren, the oldest five years of age. Charged with Lynching a Man. Richmond, Va.,Dec. 14. Thomas Valentine, white, barber, was ar rested here to-day by Cunstable Harris, of Eliz.ibetli countv, on a warrant charging him with having lccn one of a p-irty of men who last week took Wiliiatn Allen, co'.ored, from the War irk County Jail and Iviu-lic'l him. Allen was awaiting trial f r the murder of William ScL ; ter, whom he stabbed to death in an afiray ut Newport News. Valen tine kejt a barbershop in Hampton at the time of the killing of Scatter. He will be taken to the Elizabeth Citv Countv JaiL Death of m Famous Lady. SrmrATE, Mass., Detember 14. Miss Rebecca Bates died to-day, aged $3 years. Miss Bates and her cousin Abbie were the heroines in the British "scare" in 1812, when the two girls, hidden behind rocks on the beach, with fife and drum sounded the roll call and put to flight several boat loads of troops from the British man-of-war who were about to make a landing. Miss Bates cousin Abbie is still living and is 80 years old. Two Men Blown to Atom. Wixsepeg,' Man., Dec 7. Dun can M'Millan, foreman of a party of workmen on the Canada Pacific Railroad near Eagle Lake, went with ; ilham M tonnell, one of his men, into the powder magazine. An ex j plosion followed soon afterwards, orjen itqj-jQ Chicago last wcefc, v. A" 51 Ww P"r of trowsers from tne la,' r.'t .i .. ..... t - it, oe several inches too Jong. J1 .J fin Me on - Saturday niKnt the f-'or' shop was closed, nnd the II' . J AW xl-v'T icofc the trowaer to his wife m ask ed her to cut tht m oil'. The i eu -.aciy, wnose cucumbers or ttfelon had perhaps disagreed with ber. brusquely refused. The same result followed on application to the wife's; sisUr and the eldest daugh ter. Bui before bedtime the wife repenting, took the pants and, cut ting off six inches from the legs, hemmed them nicely and restored them to the closet. Half an hour later the daughter, taken with com punction for her unfilial conduct touk the trowsrs, and cutting off six inches, hi .rimed and replaced them. Finally tho sister-in-law felt the pangs of conscience, and she too, performed an addition surgical oper ation on the garment When the edit or appeared at breakfast on Sunday j the lamily thought a Highland ! chieftain had arrived, for the trow sers reached only to the middle of his thighs. Severe Sturm Xer Memphis. Cixcixsatl ; Dec. 14. A severe wind storm passed over Memphi-t, Tenn., last night from the west, and about two miles northeast of the city developed into a tornado, with a track 150 yards wide. Kejorts gay that the house of Mr. Brown was blown down and himself and five children buried in the ruins. Mr. Brown was sick, and was taken out nearly dead. The children es caped without serious injury. Sev eral other houses were either partly destroyed or totally wrecked. Suffering of a Shipwrecked t'rew. New York, December 15. A Mobile, Ala., special states, on the authority of the Pensacohi Xeics, that Captain Larsen, of the Norwe gian ship Alexander, has rescued a boat's crew of the men of the French ship France, which had been aban doned three weeks before in mid ocean. The rescued men were on the border of starvation. They were having only half of a spoiled biscuit each day. They had caught a dolphin and devoured it raw. The world is learning very raj (id ly that the hnglish nation is a 11. ran ting lie. It is determined to break its word with the Irish peojle, and the great reduction in rents uow be ing made, in order to break up the League, will not be continued, and those landlords who have reducad rents will be granted an indemnity by the government, and the Irish taxed to pay the losses sustained by the landlords. A fine spectacle truly for a great and intelligent nation whose slimy folds almost encircle the globe. APaoflcnjccr Train in Texas lltrtrixvl tT Highwaymen. Galveston, Tex Dec. .15. A Nac$ 1 Paso special says a passen ger train on the Southern Pacific railroad, going west from here, was this morning boarded by highway men. Wells , Fargo & Co's messen ger was knocked down, gagged and compelled to surrender the keys of the safe, from which they abstracted 11,500. About $X) was tiken from the pessengers. Resentenced for Killing 1119 Kwert heart. , New York, Dec. 14. James F. Walsh, the young man who stabbed his sweetheart Barbara Graenthal, and whose case was appealed to the Supreme Cauet, general term, Brook lyn, was brought up to-day for re sentence. He had nothing to say and bis execution was fixed for January 20, 1882. The case will now be taken to the Court of Ap peals. The Berkeley Spring Hotel Partial ly Bnrned. Sr. John's Rcn, W. Va., Decem ber 15. The Berkeley Springs Ho tel took fire List . night about ten o'clock. The fire was confined to the centra of the east wing. The building was damaged bnt little; mo6t of the damage, which is esti mated at frsm $ 3.000 to $4,000 bcinir done the linens, bedding, tx Loss covered by insurance. "' A Brutal Murderer at Ijn-gc. ! Washi.v;to.v, Decemhe rj 12. A special to the Post from Warrington, V a., says a young man named Ijeo nidis Tripletts was murdered hero in a fight this morning by a man named Arthur Davis. Davis got Triplett's head under his left arm, and drawing a revolver deliberately blew his brains out Davis was ar rested, but subsequently made his escape, and is still at large. -. . ( "What would you do if you were me and I were you ?" tenderly in quired a young swell of his lady friend, as he escorted her home from church. 'Well," said she. "If I were you, I would throw away that vile cigarette, cut up my cane for fire wood, wear my watch chain under neath my coat, anil stay at home nights and pray for bruins. 4iA lady had the flesh eaten fl her arm by scrofula. Could see the sinews working. ' 'Lind-'ey's IJiood Searcher' cared her.'' - J: RaUion. Elderton, Pa. "I have (Mime to the conclusion," said Rrown, "that the les a man knows the hnpjier lie i..n "Allow me to congratulate you, Brown," said Fogg. A recipe for making lemon pie vaguely adds: "Then sit on the stove and stir constantly." Just as if anyone could Bit on a store with out stirring constantly. There are said to be 50,003 idiots in the United States. And Uiey all stand at doors waiting for the fair j sex to depart : ' j t f .f , Shallow men believe in luck j strong men believe in cnu-e and ef fect i : ' V ' " Had an almost invisible skin di sease, itching intolerable. Perunai cured it II. Ambil, Pittsburgh, Pa. t ' The man who won't work -for ai dollar a day will spend , two hours ! trying to eolre a riddle for nothing, j A night-gown is napsack. nothing but a If wit is badinage, what must it be in vouth ? . - - Florida? expects to market OW.Oro 6tottte ndxt $&W0h; 50. ft-. him fhril THE GREAT U tali ,md Mill , I-'OIt , Neuralgia, Cciatix Lumbago, ' Backache, Soronoj of the diasf, Gout, Quinsy, 5r Throat, Spell ings and Sf fains. Burns end Scsldslhneral Bodily Pains, Tocih. tar- er.d Headache, Frosted Feat end Ears, end all other Pains end Aches. Kv rrxti.m on wirth cqnrils Sr. Jrr! 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' ; f -r litcrr.ry, draaiatic and musical rar.'.tcru trav c!:ror.i- !i) of c-.-.rro-.:; i pens of tuo l.r.,t v.-;-;'. JiKirnula r.ro iuh'Ij :'.'.', c;ra, Ths "A?:?;ALa oj v::: V,'. liribatsd fcv proaiterat !:".- a valuub'.o failure . f t!:n j,t;r-r r.r.rl havo become a recognized depository r.-T w'.t jnaJiom, v. l:c:!:rr fro:n Xoribcrn or Southern sources. T:::: Orpirtrient, r.r. x.-c'.l u!l otlr rs, v.-lH bo kept fully THE DAILY TIMES-rl!vo!-l in City rt Phllaaelphla c-.-rrun::i!:!ij; Tov.n.i f..r Twi-Ito Oat: awott. Mail Snanurnoss, posuge i-.v, Tiz li'!:irj a yc.-.r, r.r F'Jly C'ciws a !sca Ji. , ; ; THE WEEKLY TIIvIES-riayix coiusms of ihc choit --.I :n-.r:-p.., i:Y.v ; : ti r.--ct tlic vantiof wk!y ncTsppr readers. Ono i-onv. ;.'.: lire chiles. C8.'X; Tnn eopi-?. JljO: Twty eopte. ST... "Aa Extra- rent frre t j arty p .rsr.a rrCl!.!' u;. "'i:' :: cf ten c r twenty. THE SUNDAY EDITION-Do..ib!choct,tifTitpai!.. The I.crt Uancn end rstxt accamiJlihcMl writers rontrilmto tt iti coliiinm crcry wc-k. Tv.-o Dollars a rear, jpostaire fror. S!m'o coj-Ict, To:tr Cnir. THE TIMES ALMANAC-A Mamir.l t J'tlitlccJ cad niter t:r.rr :::tiun. pu!iihcd on tha Flrrji of J.-.auar., every year, l iltcta Cents a copy. THE ANNALS OF THE WAR-An.yal octavo vclmae f jf pa-,-e?, tsau::rully illuitrutcd. V.'ri:;j:i l.y rriniipU P-.-.rtic!prji la tho War, iNorih cad :ioulh. I"ricc, C3.W). ADsr.-iO all LCTTCR3 and oiy.zr. C Y.V.W. Zr.TlOHZ TO THE TIMES, TIKES BUILDING, CJiestnut and Eighth Streets, PhUadelpliia. ESEND FOR A SPECIMEN COPY. JOHN F. DEALER IN Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints . OILS, 5cC, &0. The following is a iirti;d list cif GikxIs IluUliffs, lluiiitui'nt, tJiiM-ls, Adzes, ic lilacksmith's IjiMHia, Itfllows, Anvils, Vices, Film, llamniLTS, t'c, PadilU'ry Hardware, Tab Trees. Gip Saddle, Harries, Buckle, Rings, Bits, find Tck.Ih. Table Knives and Forks, Tucket Knives, ritissors, SHXns and Razors, the largest stexk in Hoiuerset County. Taiuter's GikxIs, a full stock. White Lead Colored l'aints for in.si.ie and outside painting, Taints in oil. all colors, Varnih, Turjieiitine, l'lax.i Oil, ISrushcs, japan Dryer, Walnut !Staii.s, Ai'. Window Glass of ail sizes and glass rut to any hnpe. Tlie int Coal Oil always ou hand. Our stock of Coal Oil Lanijisis very large and comprises verv elegant ery'.cs. DitstotiS cLktu ' ter, Mnley and Ocw-ciit aws. Mill Raw Files of bet quality. Ior-cehiin-lined Keitlef. Handles of all kinds. hhyveLs, Forks, Spade, liakes. Mattocks. Grub 1!h-s, l'icks, .S-vtlu, Snaths, Sleilp-s, Cast Steel, Mason Hammers, btep Iji-Aders. Carriage and Tire Kelts of all -aizi. UxilaiiR triad's, Waslihoard", Cluthps Wringers, Meal Sieves, P.ior Mats, Baskets, Tulw, Wooden Buckets, Twine, lUic of sizes, Hay Pul leys. Butter Trints. Mop Sticks. Traps. Stcelvnrds, Meat Cutters and Stufl'ers, Traces, Cow Chains, Halter Chaii:, Shoe, luvt, and Scrub Brnshen, Horse Brushes Curry Combs, Cards, DOOR-iOCKS, III.t:i.hCRKUS, LATCHES. DOOR.KXOBS and everything in the builder's line. Ch. 1-cad, Shot, Powder, Soft-iy Fuse, etc., etc The fact is, I keep even-thin,.- that Ix-longs to tl.e Hardware trade. I deal -xelusively in this kind of gonlt and trive luy whoij aiicntioii to i:. Persons who are Uiiililing, or any one in need of anytliif ir in my line, will find it to th.-ir olvantage to give me a call. 1 will always give a rcasoituMe credit to n-spn-.ib!e persot s. 1 thank my old customers for ther patronage, and hope this season to make many new ones. DON'T FORGET THE PJ-ACE. ejSo. 3, BAER'S BLOCK." Janaaiy 21.V8S0. TRUSSES ! i TEASES! 1 I S 5 TIICSSES THCSSES! TEl'SSKS! TRUSSES ! ; TRUSSES ! TRUSSES' j TRUSSES! I TRUSSES! I TRUSSES Z I TRUSSES ! Thofe aSliileil should see jut received by C. jST. BOYD. HARD RU33f TRUSSES.rCRM AM TRUSSES LEATHER and COMMON TRUSSES Do not fail to sec the new ' CELLULOID TRUSS 1 TRUSSEfp TRUSS ESj TRUSSES! Always clean and comfortable, and is ly far the finest trnss yet will make a speciality of titling TRUSSES! TRUSSES! i TRUSSES! j TRUSSES! j TRUSSES! ' i TRUSStS! I i LADIES' and GENTS SnOCLDEE BRACTS are among the new goods received. Any g'Knls not in stock will he ordered when desired, com nrisiiig Srrroimcas, Hslts, Baxdauks, Elastic Stcm-kixos, KSKGCAPS. AKKMrrs for varicose veins, weak swollen or ul cerated limbs. .2-rTho e having trouble to get Trusses to fit will do wel' to c;ill and have measure taken, and iit will be guaranteed ftrtnrl psufsanrt prices reasonable. f C. 1ST. BOYD, ItKfSgESft TRUSSES TRUSSES!; MANMCTH BLOCK. TRUSSES " TRUSSES ! j TRUSSES ! j g TRUSSES.! L. - U - I IE JOHN H, IYIORRISON, Somerset Co., 7! Iel4. . .... - THEon.nilgrrd Adralntftmtorf wHti tha will annexe! nf Frans stuhm, ll of Hionrreek Uimahi. (W.1, In nnrausnes ot aa onlr Iwueil friin tk 4 frptuuM' (Mart of Somerset ennatjr, will sxpvM fi pablte aale, un tlx (irointsea, en TkHndvij, hncmbcr Z, im, at 1 oVI.irk p. m., tli a f.llmrlni deserllwil real es tate, lute the prert; of ail.l Ucceatnl, viz : No. I. Atriictul laD'l la StuujereeK tuwnatitp, Ali.lnir-t Itiuds of J.sil. 3. WalUer, Adam In irruiit. J aoi! keniiell'a lieira. ami uibr(, di.niaaa. io i; acrea, mors or le. alwui 100o( which are clear, 14 acre ia mewtaw. ami tbo bAan?o well tmt'ered, bavlo tbereua erw)tel a poxl twM-ttory weuiujt House, urge Diaa urn .oa omcr om-t tiailrtiiiK. lae; l.Ki wrcbe,.ou which is kicute.l the ct'lebratotl "Sahre IMilhury," with waver privileges awl v crj Uilng purulaiuz to said distillery. ".; TERMS: " ()na-lilt nsk; Lalanea In two qn.il snnasl piyairuu. Pmii-buse nvn?y to bo seta.ot by jaiKBXOt. ' . . joux m. ni.EsytR, . ADAM 1NOKI NT, de .7 Aihn'r? r. t. a. (f Fnm SnbTW , i' 'd. THE f!.'!:on, poetry, fiishions and tho cvc":t. I:i r.ll tbeso deportments tho r,i H, r.i:!!o selections from other tr?'.?;::-.:! faUaosa tkataro unsurpassed. riiaptera of anrrritteu history .- i: tho w::r of tho rebellion, are U.r:::er yxmn. TERMS:- BLYMYER, in ?ttk : Cartx-ntcr's Tools, Plan, Raws JOHN V. BLYMYER TRUt.S ! trusses: trusses: trusses i TRUSSES ! trusses: TRUSSES ! TRUSSES! s : TRUSSES ! ! the fine lot of the above goods TRUSSES t j TRUSSED! i TRUSSES! ii C TRUSSES will out. you. not r.CST or BREAK Boyd sells them and A nice lot of TKl-SSES! TRUSSES l!?i TRUSSES! TRUSSES. TRUSSES- r TRUSSB r TRUSSES r TRUSSES r TRUSSES f TRUSSES ! ! i KKER&ET. PA TRUSSES) I TRUSSES j TRUSSES t j TRUSSPJ! : TRussrii4 3 3 i S 3 3 - - Bakersville. Pa. PATENTS U'e euntinao tn art aa Solicitors f.ir Pataata, Cav. eats, Tra.ts Marks, fopyrlKhts, ete., for iao Uol tetl States, UaniuUk, Uoba, EaUUMl. Fraaee, Uor- niany, tve v. nave Dad I Bur !-. ysara' esparteae. Pateats obtained throafrh an aotleod In the SriKSTisio AvcairAN. This La rye and spleadht lllastrated weekljr Htuer, (i.M a ear. akuwa tbo l'riKres .il fa ience. Is Tery lateroatlna. aad has aa enimnnas circulation. Address MU.N7I A CO. Patent Snll.-iton, PabUahorsot Seajmnc Asraav irA. ; Park How, Mow York. Hand Hook about Patents tent free. aT23-t FOB SALE. A ralnahl farm eontalnlnc aboat Om Bundrti mmd Sizlf-Jivt Acrt: (14ft) hfly to ttlty-flfa (40-44) acres of I I.n ttnesi Oak an4 Poplar tliauor la LUx vnier Valley, tenlT.Be acres eirellent meadow. oiifhty aerea fplendid aralo and paotar laao, b sulea other limber land, all wrii watarvd, llaie- si..ae on the farm, Rood frame lusue. wMoa abed, a-rsln hoose aa i h barn, hitaaud lrom Lock. iwirt, P. R. R.. 4 miles, Lavmlla, P. K. R.. mlloa, weal Kalrftel.l, on and one-half anile, where mar always be found a eaab grata and bay market. TERMS EASY. - Address J4S. Q. X.E31MON, 37U1 Wourilaad At,, PbUadelpbla, Pa. (Or Inqalra of It. W. Uanm, Latiubo ,Wi at riicre!n i Cf.-, Pa.) oWtt. ! f (The Somerset Herald! (ESTABLISHED 1827.) One of tia ltadisg Papers cf VTwtara Fiasiylnsia. B STllfiif IETHLICAI. HAS DOUBLE THE CIRCULATION OF ANY OHER NEWS PAPER IN HE COUNY I It Will Contain the General News of the Day. he Editorial and Lacal 1 ; ' - LDEPAETMENTS Speak for TbemselTC. .... 0)3.001 . ' . CLM A YEAR! . CLMAYEAR 1 ' 12.00 A YEAR? ' ' . $2.00 A YEARJ -$2.00 A YEAR! $2.00 A YEAR! S2.00 A YEAE! $2.00. A YEAR! $2.00 .4 YEAR! $2.00 A YEAR ! lino A YEAR J " ttW A YEAR atW A YEAR ta.oo! ; i IN OUR- JOB DEPARTMENT! WE HAVE THE BEST FA CILITIES WEST OF . THE MOUN- TAIN. ' Sir Wk are prepared to furnish on short nttice, and at a great re duction on former prices, all. kinds of , . , . i - ;. . . , . ... job lyonK; such as : . ; t ', LETTER HEADS, ; . .'( - BILLHEADS,. :'' E3TVEL0FE?, - - BUSINESS CARDS, : ' . r V18ITI5Q CARDd,' ; i . - . WEDDING CARDS. raOGRAMME?, HORSE BILLS, ' ' ..-:.' SLIP BILLS, ; V :.' POSTERS, ' ... LABELS, ) -' - TAGS, ; - , HDIB8 OF ALL KIXDS . '' ' ' ' i. DODGERS, . K ! ' CIRCITLASS, 4C, AC. i r"' ' "J" 1 . rrtIal atteBUon. Orders from a distance wfll receive proiupt AiMress, " : ' ; : The Somerset Herald, ! PRIimifG ROUSE ROW, f 1B82 THE IHTER OCEAN. v .,. F01U882. PrornUcs U'.ter rrlo U III patrons than ercr nefors. Tlniesnl pr.fperliy liire H facilities lor B-aitierlii Bene aad'iirea'llna; H lie- 1882. It U thi laientloo to linprors the fwper In the j ij -aJoanaMnts, awl to tally asaloula lis repotatl I aaaa Enterprising, WeU-Edited, Family & Political ; ; Newspaper. y,t loarnal In the United Stale h ftrowa mors aiildlr. both la eln-olnli-'n and !naueu-e. dur :nu tne past n jer. "- " -- lis optnlans are now mom quoiea .o ail pari of 'tho owoiury cn ta ol any otaer aewapaper pun- Ittbeil optHlJe ol New York. THE WEELY INTER OCfAH; la the moat M'polr family ppr MUhed In Amerlna, and now has a renuUr eirroU:ioa or more than lo0.wo..'ts. la eontrnin wiih wst Weekly papora IkwwI Inn the ottlcea ot aronl iMiilra.Tna ski sly lSTnc Is ereiully milled l.y ao O'lii'-r eaciaily a.;nl to iti-l doty. Thbt arroanta lor tho in'sronvh manner In which the newa Ifitm aM the world Is hindW-l an'l Uieaoiloimeacellenceol la Literary oolumne. Aa a leader 'IiiPo'itical IteElt anil Actioa Tun TxTta ttr das ha l,l-r renaia:l. than almoat an of li. eonteinirrl,!. I s al.l lilr enrneataea ara acknowkeOmad by alL i Fnrtheari-ommo'latlooofll readers Thk I - TKB Oc a ba maaa arrxiiKuienia with aereril leadiOK pnbll.hi:rs by wliicn inetr poMn-Jitloiia are 'orrred in onni-cil(i Willi I na WazKf.Yan.l Skwi- am,, IvTulkuialMtreil roe. MeloW la mtri iaTl I ilil : The Llb'ryof t'oircratl KnowIlx(,-,,.t; i-.i-.... i..l. t.,.i.nliii...tbl.aiui " ' It trttm V . "-. " ., , . , The A rtUt'f A Ibum. an elegant wjrk fo ot art, with twtnty coiorwi enir ruv Intts. The Pnee 'lna of the N'tool He patlP-Hn CoLvn tl n that nolllfnntf-1 (tartarl-l. 3::; paa;es The Utile Iteieutite. er H'.UKkeep en' iwvah-, a oiwiul ar Icie.. Rorjl N'w Vnrkrr(we kly) Andrew' b.ir (inooihlyj Harper' .UiiKJlitit! Atlantic Monihly The Memory MaKK'ino Hreekers' I.nn !MU-k Jouruul Hurer'a ' okl) Harper Kaar Uttru- r' V..unst Peoplr t, no 6 W i M 4 00 3 OJ - :s ii 4 to e 1i 4 - 1 fi 4 ' 4 i M These otl n nre invle fir the aoc.jni:ai.' ioa ol the patron of Tua IsTaa U iaj The nuLvripiwn price of : ua Istkc Oi r.i t u aa lollows : Weekly rilli ion, poalaae puM, U ...tl 15 per Tear Keml. Wei-kly, pitae pild 'J io perye-ir Dally !ll puatnK paid. 1 u p r ;ear . Kample ei pte ol The I.ufc.. 4 aiaj wlil Ij seal on sppuuutiun. WCTUUEOFCAKFIELl). Every person iubacnLlns for TUE INTtR OCE-tN can aecore an tif- nt LJihiKrapb Like Del ot the late President J.uies A. Uartield, ly IneloilDirlOCEXTS IS ADDITIOX TO THE ftt'BSC'KIPTIOX PK1CE to pay rr staitc anlex penses. With each picture will be sent a fac simile eopy of a letter from General GarSiM, re tnrnljif thank tit a oopy of this pit-tnre. Seal money In ReKlatered Letter, Money (.'rler. Bank Iirati. or by Kipnai, at cur r ra. ,n.i l sore and write the name aa.l ad'lresj ol eni-h snb critier plainly. Addreas THE ITER (K4.V. Clilcaca III. 1882. Harper's lYIagazine. ILLUSTRATED. "Always varied, always (rood, alwaj laiprir lna." JHAM.ts Kras. is Aun. J. Hrprr- Magazine, the m.l popular iil istntt ed periudieal in tne world, bevln it sixts-l.mr-.h volume with the Decemlier Number. It repre sent what 1 bet In Ameru-an literanire and a I: aBjtl Ua raarSed euoceaa In Kualxad wneroit. ha already a rtrrobuion larger thaa that of any F-n hab mairatln of the same elas aa brvuxht Into its aemi-e the axxt eminent writers an.1 artists o Great Hritlaa The Ivrtbeomina; Yolumes of iss'a will la eTery rrrjiert iurnas their preileceJJor". Harper's Periodicals. Per Xratr. HARPER'S MAGAZINE HARPKKS WEEKLY HARPER'S BAZAR- The THREE abore pablicathA Any TWO above-named HARPER'S YOLNG PEOPLE HARPER'S H AG AZITt E 1 HARPER'S YOUNG PEt)PLE HARPER'S Fkaskusj -QPAaa Liiuit, On Year is Nnmhers) io Pottatt Fret to all lubsrribrrt in Vnilti Sta.tr er tMa. The Ynloines of the Miaa-ine brain TS ambers of June and leeemter of earh W beano timo Is speelRed, It will bo uaderst. that he subscriber wishes tobegin witb the rent number. Aeomtileto set of Harper's Mazniins. rom prising ii Volume, in neal eioth bimiiua.. will be sent by exprees. I relent at Xenseof puruhasrr, for 426 per roluuie. Sinifle Yoin-nea. l.y aim!, nest paid, 3 00. Cloth eases, li bindin);, is cents, by-mall, postpaid. . Index to Hakpcb's .Van.vzisa, AlphAbetlcttl, Analyilral. an. iasaifled. t..r Volnma I to w in. olaaive, from June, IsjJ, u Juno, IS-0, one vol.. 'nti- im o, Cloth, 4.00. . iiiL.i.t Remit tanees thonid lie made Ly Put-Offie I Honey Order ur Kralt, to avoid chance of It. .Vorapaper are not to toptf tkit mdrrrtitewirnt wttltoitf iae ttprtu miter at Haarai: a, bito a. - Address HARPER A BROS.. New York 1882. Harper's Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. Harper't Weekly stand at the head of A nu-rlran lllue rated we- kly Journal. By Its nnparttsm position In politics. Ua admirable illustration, its eareluily chosen serials, short stories, ssetcbes, and poema, roncrihnttd by lb fomsost artlats ami auh.ra.l the day, it carries uuiruruon and entertainment an thousands of Am rlcnn homes. It will always be tha aim f tbe poliUsher. to make Harper t H trkly the most popular anl at traetiYe family newspaper In the world. Harper's Periodicals. Per Tear. HARPER'S WEEKLY HARPER'S MAGAZINE HARPER'S BAZAR The THREE vooyo publications.... AnyTWu. above-named HARPER'S YOTJ NO PEOPLE.. HARPER'S MAGAZINE HARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE i 4 00 4 00 4 00 10 00 7 00 1 60 S 00 HARPER-8 Frasklis SjVAae Lissary, Ona Year(ii Number) io 00 Poetaire free toatl rabemhers tn the fulled Stateaut Canada. The Volume of tho Hrybeql0 with the first iNnrntwrot January of each year. When no tiros ureuui.ne.1, u. will ce umlerximxt that the sub " lane to coumience with the Nuinlr nex auer me raeeiiAotonlur. The last Twelve Annual Volume of H.in neeay. aaneat eluth bimllnit. will be arm io pueiaae pai.i. or byexprws. free ol exi-nw. (pn.vl.ied the rreiuht d not exceed one dollar aw, xefiN each. naT. wtllbesentby nuil, puetp-ai.l, on recnipt of Remittance ah.ml.1 be made by IMt-Ofa,-o atonvy Uriler or lraft, io avoid ensnra irf l w. newaiMpersarenoiioeupy this a.lvTt.-wm'iil withoat uieexprcw order of liaurKR . tiairrH A.Wresa. HARPEU A UROS.. Now York. 1882. Harper's Bazar, ILLUSTRATED. Th'annrnlarrmrnat la a rare combination of literature, art and fashion. Its stories, pieai, and essay are by the best writ- of Europe and Aatertea; ita engravings possess tb hlathest artistic exeelleaea ; and In all matters rtinlnn tn fashion It is universally acknowledged u be the leading aathta-ity in the Uu.L Tha new vol ume will contain many brilliant boy lets. r. Harper's Periodicals, Pe Tear. HARPER'S BAZAR...... HARPERS MAGAZINE... .4 00 ..4 M . 400 .10 00 ..7 00 ..1 W ..i 00 HARPER'S WEEKLY Tlie TH R EE abore publication Any TWO above named HARPER'S YOCNG PEOPLE HAMPER'S MAGAZINE ) HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE naKPER-SFeAtnrttwSqraei L ssasy, 1 t." Oae Tear (M Nambers) 10 00 " I"raita4re free to all Subscriber In the V nlted State or Canada. vhd har " - - a-i, i.lume of, the Baxmr begin with the irai Number of January of aa- h Year. Wnen no time Is menttnneil, It will be understood that the ubserlber wlsbea lo oneanmare with the nutnb-r oest arter the receipt of hia orlcr -The last Twelre Aanusl Tnfunir of Harper's Itaaar, in eeateloth himitnir. will ba sent bv ni di. poataas p., ur express, free of ttiwiw. (iimvid. eit tho frelwht d.a not exeeol oae oVIIar per vmuru-). fcr 7 00 each. ClOth t:UWa Civ a.K ..I... ... ! .I'- t. KIh.I. hir. will b seat by mail, poaipaU. on raeolt of aL each. KemJttanees should be mf by P-wt-Offlee Money Order or lrlU to erokl rhaoce of baw. LJ.!"f?trrt "le copy (At adpei-iwraacn tMkoai lAc ttprtf order oft HrB fc Biu s. . Address. HARPER k BHt., New York. .j RAILROAD sell . SOMERSET & CAMf; - lx-iri. . Mia. m. b t.nrr , .iril,, ' l-.-..i 11 '- V- C- Arrlre. ...A p, The Mall, north a.-; i 1 Jay. .1.1 :, B - f w.iwri-iioun.ii,r.. a'iii. I a. m.. an l i ,," j K'kw.iod at S oi y. a, ar 1-. if n . , prv vc y; , ... , , rt.iilM L ( h.mA CE' tb.i:ss . i .. . tv Paiiii.- I.x ..... k 1 . 10. 'I' :htea.l.fc. ,....' .." M I m U-iy t.x. !.,., , '' Mall i n .... fM tJWi':iiiiiti Kx.i .. ' P Hi. I . Id x.l Jj.IH , j V M 1 ' V- In. . THI INS li.llt,; ave. 7, . ia. , aii'l 1 1. ioclunLi Ls. i".''rii r.x I joniisi iwo tci Jlli fcA. : .... 7 111. ;'' :ji. arr -, ' a. oj. ;,., ' -l f la. ". .. . '-) p. iu -1 :; p. m. Ai lll.t A('tv!. 1 vl's',"i',up ! , nj.,, , . aj u,, , V; ! I he J .ii3',t..3 t'Ti.r ... : J.,..i..i.n .la -' ' j.,. ,, ATr . low J'Hia.lotf II .lrr.ii.!, .. ii ir : 1-. 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