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THE FAMILY JEWELS.
One enowy day when titter Pen
was running tbe machine and I wnt
making button hle I always do
the button holes Pen paid, as she
finished the last seam of a pretty
flannel drees:
I'm thinking, Xettit., that I will
not make vou any Christmas prw
ents ihw J'far, hut take the money I
should ,nd for it and buy Abby
a pair f blanket." ,
"I should enjoy that," I paid.
"more limh an
tmke me. and n.sWl of my giving
.vfl.) tllrlll SilV l!lll V1U
vou a prent 1 11 serif
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thick.
of those dear little children iu that
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cold log house.
We tbounht it would W nice to
be ll.is l x r"h Abby aM-ut
Chfiiiiis. ai.d we would put
tome tots and lnH.kn f-'rthe
in it
liltle
the fiM hoe l.
V
went t tow n to m:.ke our purchase
we went about n giod deal, liMikioy
of i.hn.c tsiind e;iriH tfi, f-T we f-lt
8 if it were AhhyV money we
..;., .r t.. tiin-i.d. and that we
were
liiil-t
PIH i.d it to the best advantaga. Fi
lially, we made our purchase satis
fHcn'irUy, and then we went to our
lunch. .
That morning I noticed that many
ladies in the -tores and on the streets
wore th.we liitle star shaped spark
ling jet earriinrs that were so much
in vo;ue a few years ago.
I knew tliet were inexpensive,
and I thought how Incoming a pair
would be for Pen. I should like to
make her some trilling gift Christ
mas morning, just to surprise her.
and so I determined to slip off and
get her a pair if I iositibly could do
As we were eating our lunch I
eaw a lady sittiag near us who wore
a pair of them.
"Pen," I said, calling her atten
tion to the lady, "don't you think
thne black earrings are very pret
ty?" "Yes," said Pen, "I have seen
such earrings a number of times
this morning, and they are very
pretty ;" and after a little pause she
went on in an abent minded sort
of a way, "yes, they are certainly
verv pretty."
I had found out that Penn liked
the earrings. That was one point
gained.
As we rose from the table. I re
marked: "I meant to have bought some
stationery when we were in that
book store; you know we are nearly
out of letter n;uer. and I will eo
back and get some. If you will tav
at the desk and then sit down near
the door and wait for me, 111 be
back shortly."
Pen cheerfully absented, and
presently I was hurrying down the
street.
I got the stntionerv first, then
went into the store .where I saw
pome of the sparkling black brooch
es and earrinsr in a window.
I asked for jet earrings, and a
large tray contai nine different sir.es
and styles were pbicd Wf.r m.
"How much are thepf I asked,
selecting a pair that I liked verv
well.
"One dollar, nn'mn," said the
ludv who was waiting on me.
"Cheaper than I bad thought.
"Are they strong?" I aked.
"Oh, verv strong," said the yonnir
lady touching her own as shespoke,
1 live since thought perhaps to as
certaio if they were all there.
"1 will t ike thi pair." I said, and
she put them up carefully in a little
box, which I slipped into mv pock
et, and then I hurried hick to the
restaurant. Pen was not there, but
she came in a minute later looking
as if she had !een hurrying.
"I thought I would go and look
at some of the holiday goods in the
windows," he said, forestalling any
inuuirv un mv part She asked me
eome careless question about the
stationery, and then we went t the
station and took the afternoon train
home, filing on the whole that we
had had a very satisfactory day, and
I was quite elated thinking of the
pleasant little surprise I had plan
ned for Pen.
It was a fortnight to Christmas
then. Once or twice, when I knew
that Pen was buv down stairs,
took out the earrings and slipped
them in my own ears, just to see how
they would become Pen. of course ;
for we look very mucn ante, inougn
Pen is some years older than I.
One day. iust a week before
Christmas," Pen had a sick headache.
We had planned that afternoon to
call on our friend Mrs. Arnold, who
was going to Florida to spend the
winter.
"Oh, dearTaid Pen ; "I can't lift
my head from the pillow, load
have to go alone and say good-by
for me."
So, as Pen did not need anythiug
except perfect quiet, I dressed to go
out Some imp put it into my head
to wear those earrings. Pen would
not see them. Mm. Arnold always
had the latest and newest things;
liut I knew she had nothing like
them. She would he sure to admire
them. I could give them to Pen all
the eatue Christmas morning, and
ehe would never know I had worn
them unless I told her. I took the
box from my own private drawer
and went down ttiirs. I put the
earring in my ears In-fore the sitting
room mirror, and after observing the
cflV-ct sufficiently, I went out Mrs.
Artwld did notice them at once. the
thought them very becoming, aud
ehe expressed her intention of get
ting pair when sue reached Hie
city.
It was nearly d irk as I approach
ed home. I wondered if Pen would
be rt.i'1 on the bed, or if t-ht would
be d.twn stairs. lsitly the latter;
fk I thought it wi-ie to t.tke the ear
rint out before I let myself iu at
the front door.
I put tuv hands un. U.kxI heatr
ens ! One of them was gne. I felt of
ray scarf. I looked down at my
ekirt and dres, but I naw no ear
ring. I went slowly(dowu the steps
and walked hack all the way to Mrs.
Arnold's, looking carefully for uiy
KM jewel. I found no earring. It
might hare vanished from the face
of the earth for aught I eaw of it
then or ever alter. It was quite dark
by the time I got home now with
my one earring. Peo's headache
was better. She was xiown stairs
and had tea ready. I no up stairs
to put away my cloak and i.L I
leesited the one solitary earring, a
olitaire in truth, in the little box,
and pushed it into the back corner
f my drawer in a somewhat dazed
condition.
Christmas dawned a pnowy, !
blistering morning. We loured
over our late breakfast, wenderiag
if Abby had received cur box, and
talking of the weather and the
.church festival that would be held
in the afternoon. At I moved back
from the table, "Nettie," Baid Pen, I
paused and looked at her.
"I thought," she said, "that I
should like to give you tome little I
thine tliis mornine She hesitated
and tkn Vul.f fn ftt1 ulr. as if the
hardlv knew how to say what ehe
intMi.lwl insnv "lionie niere mile,
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"receptacle below the table a single
earring that lost earring, as I iri-
mediately supposed. I
"Why Penelope Dillingham 1
where did vou find it?" 1 exclaimed
in .w.azt.iin.t , j
"Find it! echoed Pen, plaintively,
'I did not ihid it. 1 bought it in ;
Boston. I U.ught a pair ol theru to
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VOU allow . miu ruv .i....
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Ule you hked them, but I'u. so sorry,
iMve villi lo-tlilV tUU know iuu luivi
I've broken the other. 1 touK mem ,
out to look at them one day, when
j ou were down-sUirs, and then I
T -.i , ..;., mi am in mv '
hurry 1 accidentally let one fall on ;
the marble top of tlie bureau," and :
,t broke quite levond repair." And ;
Li.e or.Miuced U.e l'X contaiiiii.g
e,i,e hiokeu nils, wliicn corroui.raicu
htrsioiy.
1 miidenly Trailed the little walk
thl slie had taken to look at the
:ui.
huav koi ids I" the windows. I
ii- motives now.
"Wait a minute, P n, I cried.
I rushed up slaiis and got the little
Ik)X containing ny one earring.
"Here is your Christmas token."
I said, re-entering the dining room.
Pen took the earring I extended and
compared it with the one she alreaoy
had. They were precisely alike.
"But, Nettie," she said, wouder
ingly. I sat down and commenced to
laugh. Pen looked at me, and look
ed at the earring, and gradually the
situation dawned on her, and the
began to laugh.
"Where are the pieces of the other
one." she asked finally.
"I'm sure I don't 1 gasped. And
bit by bit I managed to tell my story.
It seemed as if we never should get
our work done that morning, we
stopjed so often to laugh.
"Whose are they, Nettie?" asked
Pen, looking at the two I had placed
side by sic in one of the boxes.
"Yours, f course," I answered,
promptly.
"No, indeed," said she, "they are
yours."
We concluded,, however, that it
would be hardly safe to wear them,
for they were too precious to lose or
get broken. And they have reposed
side by side on the soft pink wool in
the little box over since.
Every Christmas since then Pen
and I have always given each other
some valuable and acceptable gift,
but on the whole I do not know that
we have ever planned a surprise that
jrave us more pleasure than did those
earrings. Certainly we never got
half the fun out of any other Christ
mas gift that we did from them.
And now you know all about family
jewels, and how we happened to be
joint proprietors of the sparkling
gems, and further, why we have no
fears on the- score of thieves.
S. G. D.
Uuwthe World Sa "Mow D'jna Io.',
Most of us say "Howdedo," and
think we have said, "Mow do you
do." "ow are you," is more ele
gant, jterhaps; and "llojx; I tee you
well," is the habit of some people.
Then we shake hands, and women
sometime kiss.
In old times the English speaking
(teople said, "save you, sir," or
"madam,"' and "GimI bless you;'5 and
long ago men as well as women
"kissed for courtesy." English and
American men now consider such a
salutation as absurd between pTsous
of their owu sex.
Frenchmen, however, are not
ashamed to kiss as thev ask, "How
do you carry yourself:'" and Ger
mans crush each other, bear fashion,
as they cry uHow do you find vour
sclfr The Italian goes both airy clasp
and kiss, after he has flourished his
lingers in the air and cried, "How
do you stand?" But the Dutch
man's "How do you fan-' is gener
ally followed by a clapon the shoul
der. When two Swedes fall into each
other's arms and look over each
other's shoulders, they ask, "How
can you?"
And the Polander, who has lived
in a land of sadness, inquires, "Art
thou gay?"
In Turkey people cross their arms,
bow low and saj', "I will requet-t of
Allah that thy prosperity le increas
ed." And the Quaker of our own
land regard his approaching friend
without smile or nod, and quietly
remarks, "How is thee?"
The mvre of the Tarty.
Much has been ali, since the
election, on the subject of unity and
harmony in the Benublican party,
Ue necessity therefor, and the Itest
method of bringing about that con
surauiatioo. Most of the utterances
on this subject voipe from those who
actively helped along the independ-
eut racket, r sympathiz-d ujore or
les openly with it. I he anxiety fr
unity and harmony, now manifested
in those, quarter, seems wholly un
necessary, if the view insisted on by
the Independents, during the cam
paign, was well founded. A great
deal of rhetoric was employed by
ludejiendent bosses, orators and or
gans, iu assuring Republicans that
the loss of the State need not cause
the leaet anxiety as to the future.
but that Republican defeat would
have the instant eflect of producing
a purified and united party," in
vincible hereafter, while victory this
vear would result in hopeless ruin.
Thev did Hwt explain bv what hiCM
the divissiiii which then threat
ened party defeat would le healed
by the actual exja-rience of defeat.
Now that they ee the p;irty 4iii
divided, they nrenTVously inquiring
lor some ii.ethod whereby toe ex
asperation of those who mva suffer
ed defeat may lie neutralized by the
exultation of those who caused that
defeat, and a spirit of harmony es
tablished that will give the "unity
and purity" ahich they predicted.
It is quite proper that any anxiety
which the ituatiou may tend to
create should be felt by the f nde.
pendents alone. The regulars have
nothing to do but to wait, with the
utmost peace of mind, for the salva
tion which the Indeendeiits prom
ised the party as lh consequence of
its defeat
Among the Independents alio
have discussed the situation is Sen
ator Mitchell, in response to the
question whether he considered the
independent battle won, he said.
"That depends. If the party man-
agersxontinue to pursue the course
they pured before the election if
they ignore ttajroice of an indiguant
people, and go on feckless of the
protetit which has been made at the
polls there is no telling where ttys ;
tting will end. The ma-;
chine leaders must surrender. They j
must relinquish their hold upon the j
throat of the party, and it will saon ;
gei upon lis ieei agawa. ii mey ao
Dot ate fit to unload themselves, the
result will be defeat certain, disas
trous defeat"
Senator Mitchell is by no
ositire that the defeat of the
means positive
party has been the defeat of thb
macnine jeaaers. mure miuusi
matter, however, is the total helnless- i
, - - ,
nets on the part of the TH-ople wnich
w assumed in his view of the matter,
If these machine leaders "go on reck-
less of the protest made at the polls
if they refuse to surrender, and to
"relinquish their hold on the throat
of the party" whatever that may
mean there is a very oark utlook
for the party; because, in Senator
Mlir.l.H'c i-it.u- tl.f iwniilf rp fHiw-
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lers except uy a jiniiwv uiuirjnuia
Un the thaje ot a party det.-at.
It is nam U imagine a view cm me
matter marteo wun more uriKiiiK
imbecility. If the people cannot
influence party management except
hy political nan-Kan ai uie jkiis,
there is an end ot popular ruie, ana
nothing is It It tiut ma
party bosses. Ih-feat
hine rule bv
at the polls
may take power from one boss, but
only to traiish r it to another.
The fact is, Senator Mitchell
mistakes the real nature vf the
situation and of its requirements.
The people have, and have hail
from the beginning, full power
to control party management, and
to depose obnoxious or incapa
ble leaders, without a sacrifice of
party success. Popular rule does
not depend in the least on the dis
position of machine leaders to"
"unload themselves," or to "relin
quish their hold on the throat of the
party." The jieonle have not to wait
for any action by these leaders.
They can govern absolutely, with
in the party, if the' will only
do the work of governing. If the
people will not da this work, .a
"surrender of the bosses" has no
meaning, and a "prott st at the polls"
will avail nothing in advancing
popular rule. Bad party n.anage
nient may result in party defeat or
destruction; but the party w ill never
theless be governed by those w ho do
the work of governing. This work,
to be effective, must be done at the
primaries. At the polls, the people
govern only in a secondary sense;
they can do no more than record
their approval or disapproval of the
work growing out of the primaries.
If the people will do this work, uboss
rule" falls at once. If they wiii not
do it. it will be done by bosses or
demagogues. ' The only thing that
seems clear is, that the Indepen
dents have gained nothing by the
defeat of the party, unless it has
awakened the people to the duty
and necessity of commencing the
work of party government and puri
fication at the primaries. Hunexdde
Citizen.
Saving Liquid Manure.
It is a matter of great surprise
that so many farmers allow the li
quid contents of their bam yards to
Pe washed away into creeks and riv
ers, instead of saving and utilizing
it in fertilizing their land. Nor
will it ever be otherwise until proper
means are taken to prevent it There
certainly would be no great trouble
in doing so. All that is necessary is
to dig a round pit or cistern of suf
ficient size just outside the barnyard,
and walling it up with stone, firmly
imbedded in cement mortar to make
it water tight. A trench, or sort of
blind ditch, about a foot in depth
the sides of which to le also walled
with stone should then be dug all
along the lower side of the yard,
close inside the fence, for the pur
pose of conducting the liquid from
the yard to the cistern, from which
it u to be pumped or emptied as
needed into a fiva barrel ca-k, plac
et! in the hind end of a wagon, to
be hauled to wherever wanted. A
hole should have been previously
bored into the cask near its lower
heading, from which there-should
extend a piece of rubU-r hose to
connect it with a distributor sus
pended from the rear end of the
wagon bv means of iron rxls, the
distributor to le made of four-inch
pump stock, five feet in length
uosed at both ends, and perforated
with quarter inch holes at short in
tervals the whole length of the bot
tom, for the purpose of. distributing
the liquid over the land. lth such
a simple fix it is an easy matter to
distribute the liquid as fast as ac
cumulated, and it is particularly
lenefioial to grass land at any time
when the grass is not large enough
to be injured by oemg driven over,
By this means, and by carefully
saving and utilizing all other manu
rial material found on the premises,
we verily believe that on a majority
of farms the most of the money now
being sjent in the purchase of fertil
izers could le saved.
nnle Ljaon's Fearfal Leap.
Pittsburgh, Dep. 5. To-night,
about 8 o'clock, an Iritsb eirl, 19
years of age, named Annie Lydon,
threw herself from a fourth Btorv
window of the hwuse No. IS Diamoii'l
tre t. When pick d up both limba
were bent backwards until her heels
touched her liad. She was fright
fully injured and will die within
twenty-four hours, bhe came to
this city from Scraiton, Pa., about
six month' ago and has been living
as a domestic at various rioteij and
residences in the city. At her laat
place she wa accused of having
stolen some good.s from the store of
her employer. She confessed to
having committed ihe theft, but gave
a a reason that her mistress was
rich and Ut wan poor. Dreading
arrest she hurriedly packed her
clothing into a small buuditi to-night
and leajted from the window to lli
cobble-stones, forty feet below. She
has an aunt and sister in this city.
Other relatives reside in Serauton.
Tbe House In U'bk-It Ijincoln Died.
Washixgtos, December 6. The
House Ways and Me ins CoinrniUee
ha appointed a eub-committee to
m ike inquiries relative to tlue pur
chase of tfie house, opixisite the Ar
my Medical Museum, in this city,
in which the late President Lincoln
died. The bouse is a three story
brick, tearing a marble slab with a
suitable inscription, and the lower
floor is utilized as a printing office
by tbe Sentinel, the organ of "the Na
tional Beer Brewers' Association. It
is proposed to dispose of this prop
eny JU the government and to make
of it a branoh of the Medical Muse
um, formerly Ford, Theatre, in
j which Lincoln was shot.
DvX-apllaUaMl um Kai!v))r trau.k.
Cairo, Decemler 7.-Wluia a
switch engine on the Wabash Bail-
way . was pushing care down the
track a man ran out of a house on
His .track, dropped upon all fours
and craning his head forward under
one of the can to enable the wheels
to break his neck, vat ajmost in-
pianuv oecainuiea. ineniaa was
John Ktlly, Suitcrvisor of the Illi
Doi8 Central, sixty-five rears of age,
and insane.
i Then
Hop Bitter are the Purest and Best
Bitter Krer Made.
Thev are compounded from Hop,
, . r.
Malt, liuchu. Mandrake and Dande
lion. the oldest, best and most val
uable medicines in the world and
contain all the best and most cura
tive properties of all other remedies,
being the greatest Blood Purifier,
liver Regulator, apd Life and
Health Restoring Agent on earth.
No disease or ill health can possibly
long exist where these Bitters are
used, so varied and perfect are their
operations.
They give new life and vigor to the
aged and infirm. To all whose em
ployments cause irregularity of the
Lewis, or urinary orgaus, or who
require the Apetizer, Tonic aud
mild Stimulant, Hop Bitters are in
valuable, being highly curative, ton
ic and stimulating, without intoxi
cating. No matter what your feelings or
symptoms are, what the disease or
ailment is, use Hop Bitters. Don't
wait until you are sick, but if you
only feel bad or miserable, use Hop
Bitters at once. It may save our
life. Hundreds have been saved by
so doing. SoUO will be -paid for a
case they will not cure or help.
Do not sutler or let your friends
sutler, but use and urge them to use
Hop Bitters.
Iiemember, Hop Bitters is no
vile, drugged, drunken nostrum, but
the Purest and Best Medicine ever
nude; the "Invalid's Friend and
Hope," and no person or family
should be without them. Try the
Bitters to-day.
A More to Reduce Letter l'ostage.
Washington, December 7. Rep
resentative Bingham, of Pennsylva
nia, chairman of the house commit
tee on post offices and post roads, is
engaged in the preparation of a re
port urging the importance of the
passage at this session of Congress of
a bill reducing letter postage to two
cents per helf ounce. Mr. Bingham
has called a meeting of his commit
tee for to-morrow morning, at which
time he will submit his views on the
subject and endeavor to obtain au
thorization to report a bill to the
house.
How to Avoid Drunkenness.
Forbid intoxicating nostrums and
use Parker's Ginger Tonic in your
family. This delicious remedy nev
er intoxicates, is a true blood and
brain food, and aiding all the vital
functions never fails to invigorate.
A Horrible Diswvery.
Easto.n, Pa., Dec. C. Since Sat
urday last tht-re has been treat ex
citement at Newton, Sussex county, j
N. J., over a horrible crime ullt ge-d ;
to have been committed in Unit i
vicinity tbe day or night before. At !
a certain spot seyeral citizens discov- j
ered newly made ground. Curiosity
, . .11 . 1
led tliem to remove thr loose eartti, i
and a short distance below the sur
face they found a bag containing the
entrails of a dog. Digging down
further they found the carcass of a
dog with the dead body of a child
inside. EfTorts are now being made
to find the perpetrators of the crime
and bring them to justice
Swiudlera Abroad.
If any one has represented that
we are in any way interested in any
boy;us bitters or stuff with the word
"Hops" in their name, cheating hoa-
est folks, or that we will pay any of
their bills or debts, they are frauds
and swindlers, and the victims
should punish them. We deal in
and u iv only the bills for the genu
ine Hop Bitters, the purest and best
medicine on earth.
Hop Bittkks Manu facto ring Co,
Terrible Storm.
Loxdo. Djcemler7. TeWrams
from various parts of the United
Kingdom report a snow storm of
unusual severity. Traffic on the
railways in many districts has been
almost suspended. A train was
snowed up all night at Cheshire, and
the twelve passengers suffered acute
ly. Telesrraphiccommunication be
tween London anil Glasgow is totally
interrupted. Elsewhere messages
are greatly delayed. Many wrecks
around the coast are reported. At
Oldr am and neighboring parts of
Lancashire county the storm has
not been equaled in thirty years.
Heavy loss has been caused in many
places.
What Women Should Use.
Dyspepsia, weak back, despond
ency, and other troubles caused me
fearful suffering, but Parker's Gin
ger Tonic makes me feel like a new
being. A great remedy. Every
woman should use it Mrs. Garitz,
Pittsburgh.
Pu timing a Murderer.
CnARLOTTE, Dt'cember 7. Three!.
hnn.irpri m...,t,.,i ., fH,m -.,th !
Caroliua, in pursuit of Joseph Moss,
the raunler of r. ii. .Mcuuvvall, at
Canidfln, South Carolina, have tracer
him to vithm five mile of this place
and are confident they will capture
bun. Uirt brother is at the head of
the pareuinif purty.
Premature grayneHs avoided by
uin Parker's Hair B.tl i un, distin
guished for cleanliness aud jverfume.
Hogs Poisstsned ia Berks Count jr.
Great excitement prevails in the
leighborhood of the farm of Lewis
Adam, near Eagle Point, Maxatawny
townnhip, Berks countr. A few davs
ago eight of Mr. Adam's hops were
suddenly taken sick and three of
them died. The hog feed, consisting
of chop, was examined and in it was
found a number of umall balls of
dou;h. These ballo were found to '
contain Jarge quantifies ot arsenic
Mr. Adam made further search and
found many similar balls mixed
anions his rye and other grain. The
remaining hogs will die. There is
no clue to the culprit.
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i prelum i hy tli -s ;
ftiio&ir aftnJe, on mo i
count of IU np-ri.r
Acanltnmft acd ptrrv-y.
it contain marmi
only that rv b-ncficvJ
to the halp - d kir
and always
ResfomttttYsMtfarvlColortoCreyorradnalr
Parker Hair PJsam h finely perfume ', and is
warranted to prevent falling of the hair a ii .o re
taorm dandruff aud itching. Hiscox & Co N-Y.
We. mi $1 , at teim hi imn mH.4tx,
PARKER'S
ginger mm
A S'Jrerlativt Health 4 Struts tli Restorer.
If you arc a ine-hanic or fomirr, worn out with
overwork, or mothCT run down by family or house.
h.ld duties try Puui'i Got T-nic.
if you arc a lawyer, minister or buiirv- cian er
Kaust-d by mental strainorauriotjscares onotlake
intoxicating stimulants, but use Parker's 0...ffrToiiiC
If too have totnrampticn, Dysprij. Khrima
Ism. Kidney Complaints, er any dtdcro 'the lungs,
totnach. bowels blood or nerves Pa mri: Cince
Tonic will cure you. ItitlieOreatesrlioodPuriiier
(tad tiit. Best an Surest Cough Cure Ever Used.
If yon are wanting away from age, dissipation or
any disease or weakness and renuiie a mn.uUni tnke
CiNGCtt Ton at once: it will invic'irate and builtl
Ion up from the n-At dose but will nevrr iiiu icate.
t has saved hundred of Eves; it may ve your.
CAUTION ! IUfwlI ftrtittii. fr-T,Gir.ifr T.Mr It
eulHil ol lk bM tvtordul pt i UlurlJ.5i!jIiT.lu,ly
.(Wat Iran r'-rwattotn of nrr !". 8a " eir.nlai u
auras C J. V. oc II uS ' l ''"V-
GREAT SAV1SG BCTISG DOLLAR SIZE.
T1
ranee Lu.s nur'e th:$ i?
delurhrful perfume exceedu j-ly popular. Iheu E
Its nrh and lasting nvi;
Isaothin likeit. InsUtunon havuie Fkjkk. y.
ton CouJs and look tor signature ot -
aMX MDQ loo hjb .a;iu.uiac wt -
ewrv bottle. Any 4nvTfrt er tira:,r IB f.
tutly v.i. IS and 7 "t f.
Ul:i.tSMIv'l rt:T!V; Tr.
lt.-a-y-N: 5.
POSITIVELY CURED
BT
Banson's Capcine
PGrcus Plasters.
Reason Woy ley are PrrfiTred t A".l
Other Pororii P'.nsler or Kxternal
UpTitp-liPS:
first.
Icamie they possess all the merit of the
stret.i;thenlnir tHiroua t:asier. and contain in ad .
ditH.u tliereto the iHwiy discoverefl powerful aud
nctive veiretatr combination which ants with in
rrraned rnhpfaeient. sliwulatiug, aedutlve and
cannier irritant t-lfects.
SeconfS.
TVranse they area ferin!ne pharmcccatical prep.
arui;oti, and eo rccoguUci by the professiou.
Tird.
r.ecanpc they aro t'jo ou'y i-Iasters t!- t relieve
iaju ai oucc
I'onrtb.
T!..ciirsv they vr ?l poiiively rnro disc ee which
ether reniedii-6 vi.il not creu reiieve.
TiftJa.
Ji-.au--w,eri.".fl'iii,!'ici;iiiwaiHlc;ruiTOinave
.(.;untrt:y teini t-'mt tuey stwiutperHsrwaU
r..-cau'o overtiOOp!.ysicinnarKl drnsrifitohave
i iier piaaiera or mediciuts lor external use,
sixt:.
Ttccanee the) mannfactnrm havo received the
r.siy meuu ever given for porous plasters.
Bern's Capcins Porous Plaster!
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Msnnfacttmng Chemists, New York.
I MIRI? RKMKI1V AT1.4ST. PriceSScts.
A HEAD'S Xedicaten CORN and BUNION HASTES.
roR SALE BT
C. N. BOYD,
DRrGGLST
Ksntarrrl. Pa.
Back
Ache
A $30 WATCH GIVEN AWAY f
SANTA CLAUSE IS C0MIN3!
Here are His Headquarters.
Paul G. Nowag's Cheap Store, Berlin, Pa.
o
I have j ut riive.i (tear loa-l of Illi.lay Oj.i.L, and have jut what yuu want. Call
and c invmce yo'irolf that I o!Y;r the largest tteleetion, the Im-I tf.xxU'at lowest prices.
Your atic'iti.m i. ustllct to tu; f.jllawiii!;Mx.'ial b-irgairM. To re.taoe stuck I have reiluc-
el jirii'es.
Men's full .suits ut $3 S7, wurtU $5 M
Men's blai-k suit- at H S7, wortli .j 50
Men's fine suits at $s 25, worth $S 50
Men's fine all wool suits at $3, worth $11 Ou
Men's overcoats at $.'5 i, worth $J 50
Men's Beaver ovenvKiM at $7, worth $.1 50
Men's ejetra fine overcoats $12 75, worth $IG
Extra good bargain in la lie's shawls and millinery go-ids All s-h.t les in factory yarns,
Shetland, Saxony und iieriuantown yarns at 7 cents x-r ounce. In jewelry, watches,
shirts of all descriptions, glove, hosiery, etc., I iifl'er ttie finest selec tion at lowest cash
prices In addition t ofT-nng the public the nest selection of at prices lower than
the sauie quality can be bought elsewhere. I will present to every purchaser of one dol
lar's worth or m ire one ticket eiilitlinKthem to one chance in an elegant genuine $.10 00
Arnen.-an lever five ounce silver liuniiii'' case watch. Drawing to t.tke place at noon on
the 22d day of February, ls.S3. K -member, every purchase amounting to one dollar or
more entitles vou to one ticket. , Nov. 2S.
CLARK
Indian
4
Cures all diseases of the Stomach, Liver,
Bowels. Kidneys, Skin and Blood. It ill ions
testily to its efficacy in healing the above
named diseases,and pronounce it to be the
HJlaST KKiYIIlIJJY KNOWN 1 (J MAIN.
M 11. a J. rar
Guaranteed
TSAui MASK,
ttTjS A R.P.TMT
r' . . ..
uaooraiorv, itBSi s;r33T, a
Dr. Clark Jthn'on: I is tr-M . l-vlih Psljils.lu jftfij rlj srs o tf. sitai ml i y 'ir Itstl
Biooti sty rsss t hsve recetrod mui-ii rellet.
tvc are now rmhlisn'na series of Star?sr "
CHEAPEST AI.O
type, on eood nacer. and verv attract. vuiv bound tu
W'eare aisopublUing a new aeries under the miii - of " Lowell' Library " that ifivm ail tir L.
Cnrrent and Standard Fiction at prices eunallv k m.v r-s in aov uiii.t loru. In.iou'l. however of t:.
Unre quarto broadsides we have adopted a " f Tf (7 I C D PJ A f t
eat l-.mo at., with bantisonie cover, DUMiiV? LwV bl kflMLaU
uainr lame, clear type, mostly Ion? primer, and n.k!ii .. a uuuibet x& of pnaerviiUuu.
Tna follomnir gives a list of the iititiil-rs so fur irm-d
in. Handsome liimo vols., i
I. Hyperion, Longfellow,
t. Outre-Mer, Longfellow,
. The Happy Boy, .
4. Arne, by bjCmaon,
5. Frankenstein,
(. Iaut of tbe Mobicsns,
7. t'lytie. by Batton,
b. The Moonstone, Part I,
. lh. try Collins. Part II.
10. Oliver Twist, !k-lcen,
II. Thj CominK liace. .
14. LeibLby lxl I.) Hon.
1.1. The "riiree himninni".
.91 Ui. 'the r-niii.s'i .m.u, Ly
. Iieuim-t-r. . . .10
.10 21. The t.itxu ';.:..nu;ain
.10 iiys. . . . .21
.10 K. Fli-ur Ue. by SrrH.c. . JUJ
.Jit ilk Sserond '1 uot by
.8 hrnnsbtmi. . . .a
.1" SI. " he .e .iu;-'::! i.. . .a
.'At ,iMrre. bv l.ce.
.?i iife.d W aVii.i.jiuii, . .it
.1 l U7. rxa-lal r.l .l:t :l-. . .Ii
.11 "is. &niL'io limn n.u-
.'2 hie tlx'. I.. !V;j-.iu, .1(1
a. irenp. ny ttr:'. i !!'. . .
:i. V ut Vrr-1... r ,:l
.-. ' . M. Frueet uiiir,'xt. . XJ
.: V. 'lue liniliu.:. i.o-is"
.V" ! and t'ui.:'i. u. l. i:.'il .T'l
' ,Tmm llBiifav. Alu'n'-k. jjj
i4 W. hvo i.il'. -..:i ii..- .'ito-
JS) j tkzoit, by Jt: ... erne, .10
14. TheTrkkeof thet.rreks
t nveiled. by llondiu,
15. T.'Abns Consiantiu. .
IB. Freckles, by Kwlcliff, .
17. The Dark Colleen.
18. They Were Married ! .
IV. (seeker after Ood, by
Farrar, ...
. EXTR AO R D ! K A ?! Y
fbd lollowinj; are n iarsul ii.t t.f Uxiks
gnoa pttper, and very j,ii
Hyperion. Bv lm.-feiA. .
t i tre-Mer. At Looct. n .v.
. l,e Happy Boy and Arnt.
sakerxataen. l.yMw-o....
'.'lytie. by Hauou. .
.'nu Moonstone. P.v !''-.
ce Comloa; ace. 1 . ..
lia Threw BT-aniarrl.':.
.ue Tricks 01 tun iirt;.
..:iveiled. itohert i,o., ..
'Abrw ConstantJtt.
j.-tiWea. Jy lirurdtf
Anions tlte ;:r-
i !r ix.iio.l in
Th D-iik CcIl.--pTt.
waieaeia wkr 1 y
. ui:. u i.tt r
The &iv:i 2Conntrln Tf ys
. iaui'et: o. i'.. . .....c . .
jecouu li-CilKbtS- bt.'U...i.n
laa Ne auiiiiaien.
.Lvorce. i .' ..aiji.-t Ice.
JLdle ol' Waahinrftoa.
iae:.e. i-.v an ix.-tiei.
Vic Vcrna. fly K. Austev.
wuit u v.c ti(ire to cull alteutiuu ue :
A new edition of Caomi
i rreat vrurt.
arly Days of Innstiamiy
'. 'oo, cloth, plit,
l.U)
" half lair,
edition 1 vruded fro--i
i 'per, and very ul1it;-t . . .
i loll Wiii Ituke ' rr ,
'. for f-A.r b-.4-.ja::
f. Thc ul i eV. iji';- - u
pster cti-.t-r-
'. Early 1)3 ft CUv
4!v. r"" t'i
X.M
f. clear tvrie. on
. . .nd. Tiie uaif
t. Hue Clineiinn
- Stiitflay-ricltool
m vo..;
'' ' 'i.:'r;it'y.
Ui.lty. bv
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li, Jal i
7, su .
c xjnt. i . 1 1 -
7 rCarw
-at
sn
.lo
. lM.: clulll. ii ii
rtjaerti.l uj.t. ..o
vital imporlat.f- u t.
UrJSCRIi'.'l V U Ui
iviUi a suo
dar. i.i.LB win. ee
II W. LOYilia C:.. Taiblidicrsa-U & 18 Vescy Bt.. ITew Tzzj
V. 11. l&lWIL, Azent, Homerset. Pa.
Tier Is ao esnss- f:r siffarl from
CONSTIPATION
and other 3iseaet that follow a dl
ored stnte of the Stomach and Bow
els, when the use of
EH. HEMUY BAXTER'S
Will give immediate relief.
After uuii ij-n'.Um so!Ioe
h-jCiliousnssa, Dyspepsia.
M Indigestion, Diseases of
"?a." i;f mm "
j Rheumatism, Dizziness,
fs.ck Headache, Loss of
Appetite, Jaundice, Ap
oplexy, Palpitations,
inEruptfor.3 and k!n Dis
eases, OtC, a'1 of which these
Hitters will iipoeililr curetr removing theeaaw.
Kfp the &imnck, Boiedt, mmd IiijfM.et Oryam
m ,Ntat Ksrt-imy ordrr, ml perfect health
wil' L the rcsnlt. f.3tI!SS -nd othere tnb-
LijecttoSick Headache ! mur
nana permanent rure )r1he u-e of theee Hitlers
fPURIFY THE BLOOD.
Prico 23 ct3. per bottle.
For au'a l-v ait (Valcrs iu medicine. Send
JaJJmw f..' rarnpMet,free.riviDgfuIl direction.
BUST. JOiC: :)- & L0E9. Props., Burliartoa, ft.
ov. la, HX
' -m r tv
rnox notice.
1 ne annual 'le. linn of the Farmers' Vnkin A.
surU!lnan'l Fire lusor mee t kimpany of Sosier
SDl coiiu.) , i 1 be held at Berkley's .u ill on
Tutmlay, December 2G, 1S82,
to eleet a President, Tlee Preeident, Secretary
Hn-J six ilfrector to serve for the enaulne; veer.
D.J. BKL'HAKKK, AMOS WALk'lk,
Secretary. President.
nor'
AT
! A BARGAIN!
A fiirro e..nlninir r one hundred and fifty acres
of nice emuuth, level land, well Improved with
good
House and Barn,
' lorated wlrhin half a mile of Rorkwoed Station,
'. ada on the rottd lea'llna: frini the latter pl--e to
New t'entre.viiie. Somerset county. Fi. TlilnUnn
: is located In Mllfrd township. For particulars
apply to
XOAll SCOTT,
L'rttina. Pa.
X. r. IS.
-A. GIFT
TO EVEKY SUBSCRIBER.
Ttile otT r n mule by the
Xv "Voriii OServer,
the .1'!ps n! h.-rt of tho r1UIitit week tier For
iix y fr. thU uf.'l'riiomln ional, uncrria ;
an i tv UkftfiitMl uwptp'-r Iihs rm-uUii -;
Id the t'ttiieti St vb kul in ltn.Mt every hreikru 1
cun ry. lis ui-vr..crj are cunt 1 t.y (ear r i
ih'.uan 's. Each yuar its (trt-priytwr haveit!ei !
o iT T;il tie. f iikfitiriri frtonh Asllttti-M nii t ti-riisitnti. i
J tntn.-i' home in. a.r eittar;lnir ni multip y.
in.r its tlt-purriuv-iits ani eol v .rin-f u realize j
their h tf h ui the Hil Htflinriuux nl Sei u-
I lar ct in Uy New-pi.p r. Thev utter, tltia year, to
; fvry u ('- iter uew or uU whon ?ut!4'ri"uti.K, 10
i for l-'C, the new tNmk vf Khv si. Itviiueui
1'ri-ne, It ii,-n!lt,et "I'nyer nwl i's Answer,
a li4U'l?'tte v iiuineof nearly IhO l and in
01 tin the retail price ol wh-rh i-t one dollar. -
Ieeiraeii eoies of lite paier seui tree. Address
m:.v yokk okskkvkk,
ew York,
VTOTJCE.
11
Tbr nn.ler.'iirne.l will apply to the Ierlslatare
at tbe next ars? 1iq f.r the passaire ol aa act au
thorizina: ao.i rciUirina: tho Au.litor General and
M-.tr Tieasurer to au iit an. I settle tbe art unt
of Himio. itru!uker aa.l others, ol Somerset ouwo
t Pa... lar rent, e:e., dne them for the nsa of a
h.n!e and lot In Sotnr?e t township, eoant y store.
Kttt, oe npied by liaut. Netrlev'seavalrjeompaov
during tbe year IS 3
11 IK AM BRUBAKER and others.
deoK.
BK0.IXS IX B.TS AND SU0E3.
Icn's st.aa 1xh( at $1 75, worth $2 50.
Men's) stofra bMts at t2 35. worth $3.
Men's kip IxmXi at tk), worth ft 50.
iioy's boits at $1 -15, worth $2.
Itoy's tap sole at $1 worth $2 50.
Womens lace shoes at Stte, worth $1.
Womei's' button t-hoesut l 10, worth $1 50.
JOHNSON'S
Blood Syrup
to Cure Dyspepsia.
WANTKD i
3 Af ijr.t my. urjiiisis S9II II
P.irrnrow, Pi, Aairnst zls'.. WX
J A'JUd K.OL,rt.
' .-
nE&T
!Yv a ill K- f tli.- t 1
are all priuu.-d Xrotti nuL.n.
c...:l.. iuakiii! theni an ornament foraiiir 1 1
- arrG -ype, Taper Covers.
i. 1 he Cryptot-rntn. Veme .13
oo. Life of Aianon, by
liorry arri v n uia, . ."0
57. Paul and inrinia, . .10
;. . Tale of Two 1 itlt-s, . .!
o.'. 'i he Il.-nniu. Kitirsiev, ju
4j. An Adve:tiurr m Thii'le
ate: Jll.trriiu.-e of Mot-
ta 1 i-r.;".a, W m r.lacic .10
l. 'arri.ie itt Ili;h Life, .30
4!. Ifohin. by .Mi i arr. . jso
i 1. 'i wo. ).i u Tower, I lardy j&)
44. l.aftetdae. by Jobiatou, .10
4."t. A.ice. bv T.vtton. . . .a
4l. 1 like of Kuudoe, . ,a .tfi
4i . imron M un4-liHti!en. .Id
4. 1'ruitcseoi Thii.e. blnrlc .o
4h. The tMi-ret lifoalclt, ja)
&UL Lurly Dxvk of 4 hnti
awtj,
by farrar. PL I
H . .. JJ
CHEAP BOOKS.
now in..;y ; tlier are nt-utly printed on
r;.,th. 1'
&0 conts mch.
Tha Giant Baft. Veme.
Two on a Tower. Esrdy.
Frinctun of Thuie. hiai k.
lifw ot Uaxiou. iiy iiorry
and t - i
The Eermita. By Kmpaler.
Luke of Kando. Matliey.
Last Ly nne.Mra.lfenrvVtn!
Janei-yro. ( hartotte Lroute,
atobin. i.y Vra. Parr.
31 arriasrej in High life.
AtUuirall W arO. AieuuHjpr.
V.." m . .a.
Ciss. Ulciena Compiete Works. 15 Vol
omr. i-mo. cloth, s.it, aim half caaf. '
W. TtC. Thackeray's Complete Works, 11
V on.. .:(. I-4UM, Chilli, rnil. ami half calf.
Gforr-e illiot's Complete Works. 8 Volumes,
Izm t. rUm, irilt, aiiu nail cnif. ' .
Piuia-.i-U's LjTea of Hinstrions Ken, I
iu-. lOniti. aith. pill, aiai had coif:
IloITi-j' &nei?vt History, 4 Voluuita, timo.
Char! KxUghlt Popular lTJifTT t Ena
la:ivl, -I o. .!!. liino. ri..tn. Liu ti.j. i
v.vt i. ...... nan cu.i
Jti.icauiay"B History of TWiginAi 5VoIce.'.i
luoo. v.iiii. miu - --
Iovell'a Series of Eed IJne Poets, 41 xi?
ut.tn of M.i the best uorlo.i i ik V.iiio j-tin
1'u. ta, TtiniVMiB, haktpae. klilimt, i'a.;i
Sent ox Ai'iucatios.
i,", rrocior, aeon, riyroa, imuic, c
Mill IMS
LIME! LIME!
The Buffalo Valley Ume UoniiHsnT, li-Mled.
' will aell.antll fori tier urilered, Btuuicftd lime t
tbe fol low Ina; WW:
Atloentaper hnxhei ..led on ear at kiln:
at l'i cents per buahe! lor any i) mil y r than a
, ear 1I; at 11 eeut per buHiel delivered at any
i (tattoo on the IWlin Railrmwl: at 12 renin per
I baths! delivered at AIeji-lHl ami 1:
1 and at eentr per bu.-h. I delivered l all uttier
, rallr-ad etlhK io SoinerMit eonn'V Inclu Hnr all
; thoae on the Somerset a Cam'.riH Ktllr d. fay-
ment nan be made to the following persona:
! John L Sawr, a-, Kriedena.
W. 11. Kuon'a. at Stiraerset.
! Harriaoa Sntd-r. at K. ekwo.nl.
i Frank t.m at uariett. ;
I Samol J. Miller, near Meyermlale,
W must depend upon lime the basla to ter-
tins our mu. i T-ler It Bw and nave n r y .
when needed.
Order fr iin Frank fcnu, Uarret.t.
E
XECUTOUh .NOTICE
Lutale of Peter Spelcher, late of Cneua)th
Township, Somerwt Co., Pa., dee d,
letters teatameniary on the atjve eprate
havinir been aniuled tn the umlenixued. b
the proper eu' horny, ant lee la her!y iclven
to thone Indebted U it to m.k lmoie.ll .ie pay
ment, and t boee baviLO- elaima or tenun!i will
' plesee preeent them duly amhintit,-el rr eet-
lieroens us riuriav, me A i ; ui i "-m.i ,
IS.S2. at t'.e lati' r-sitlenve of the deaed In Uvo-
etnaoich township. 1
SMITFf, K. BEKKEY.
Boen JUHXLAHKi;,eeBrrr,.
"VTOTIt'E.
The andersla-ned will apply to the I.eirMalure
el i lie Deal, eeec i. in nir I lie paeae ii rii w-i
thortilna; and reiiirnv the An. III. T (lenerl and
Slate Treaeurer t au.ll and aeltle the a.-r unt of
! Oeorsre HelBey, of SSon erwt eouniy. Pa., Iir
j rant. eur.. due hiaa for t ue use of a buU'e and bt
I In Berlin. In the euontv al.-ree tid. e iple.l by
tfentaine B,.wlea and tnyderaml i he men aiider
their command durlnir the Tear
Svr. . GEUlvOt HtFFLEY.
DMIXISTRATOli'S NOTICE.
blaM ot Frederick .T. Ynunkin. late of I'pjier
Tarke) loot townsuip, dee d.
Letters of administaiion on the uhove estate
bavlnir been aranled to the andersia-neil hy the
Iiroperaatbnrity, noUce Is hereby Kiven to thuee
ndebted to the Siilii esrate to mske im'neitiate
payment, and those harinar rhsinjs or demanils
analast it to present them duly authenticated lor
sett'ement. at tbe la'.- resldene ot the d.t-eued
on Saturday, (he 3uih .1 iv of Ihe-nlwr, 1 -Hi.
NtiSLtV YOU.VKl.V.
nor23 AdffiininLratur.
FOB SALE!
A VALUABLE FARM
known as the Frederick Blubanirh farm, situate
In L'pperTurke) fo. township, !nieret coutity
I'a., a.'j"lniiiir binds ol Oarr-t IVar. inhn Up
hart, liAliel Faldley, ant ot riere. e'mtalnintf -i-u
acres. n're or less. at.ut li acres cle:fe.i anl
tn a (fwd state ol culllViilon bilance well tun
bereit; is einvenient to railr!. enun-bes and
schools, and in iiml farnjiinc ennimunity: bav
insr thereon erecteil a ba h.iu.e aud bank barn.
For term, and larther p-.rti.-ular a.l.lrens r call
on
K. S. ill UiLLKN K Bk .
NovXI-Kt New 1 eiinaT'on. meret Co., Pa.
EG AL. NOTICE.
Tu Harriet Brant, IvsMinsrln Onf.ir.1. J..lmsin f'o.
low, William Flsrl, Amaa1 Horn. l.u. in-la
Hay man. Pblllp 1'lw.l, ar..l Siirnti flu-l (the
latter a minor) t-hil.lren of Vlaria PisH. itc-eas-
ert. and iSamuxl Pliwl. hulr.. of S'iil .Maria i
Piaei, ileeeaseti. resiilina: in He.lft.r.1 r..nnt, ;
Pa.; Rnilolph Keller resi-ltnir in ilif.l e-.un- i
tv, Ta., Albert Keller 'liarl s Kellrr. Hii'.el I
Keller, and John Keller, r'shlin- in J..hnsia j
eonnty. Iowa, rh'l.lren of Cisttiarine Keller.,
decease'l. and Georare Keller, hu-ttan-l .f sai.l -t
Datharine Keller tvl.ln.a: iu J.tits.n r.nnt y, j
Iowa : Kotolin Sratl-r. rtsi' loa; in fumb-r-'
land, Ud.: IVicinda Hraut, resl.l.i.a; in J.thnm
eunty. Iowa.; Jane rtarklfy. resi ea In A lie-
pheny tow-ship. Somerset e.nniv. Pi:Lmr:s j
Hell Karkley. I. la Lpr. t'l.arlci' Ijiim, and ;
AUert itiie. (the last tnre l- niitior-) rh.l- j
dren ot i.uisa Lnfie. der.n-,l. ah. I John U-ii, I
hushand of said L-uisa Lajsj, deessifd. alt re- i
siillna- In Bfdtor i eooniy. Pa., heir- and I
rermntatives ol l atharli.c H.vn l;iir.. .,1-'
lnicheiir township, Somerset eonnty. Pa., de-
deceased. j
Yo are ben l.y notified that in f.nt-uane ot a !
writ of (atrlitioo isine.i oat of th OrpLans i:nurt
ol omeraat ooanty. Pa.. 1 will hol.l an in.nst on j
the real' estate of ('u-banne Hooti. deoeusr.i. at
ber late resi.Ienne in llrzhnv tvn" in. Ji-.tiir-
set oiunty. Pa . on the 11 n day of Jaun'iry, lss3.
where vou can attend it v.. a ttii'ilc pr p r.
JUrii J. SPANUI.ER.
Sheriff's OFricn, t s.-ien J.
Dee. C, lwi. i
DMIMSTRAT0US' NOTICE.
restate of Jacob Bradliram, late of Milford
township, deceased.
tattlers or adnnnistrathw on the arare estate
bavinsi been srranteil to the underpinned
pr.per authority, notice is herehy v'veti 'o
ln.lt.bted In It to make iinmediaie (invmrnt, and
thie bavins: claims or demanH a will uresent them
dnlyauthentir-ated tor settlement, n Satnr-lay, j
December 2J. lCi. at the i,ttl.-e of A. I vans, hso,. I
in K.wood, Millord k.wnshlu, Somerset county, i
f. I
JONATHAN RHIIAIN,
no vis Administrator.
s
ALESMEN WANTED, Salary and ex-
peuses paia. ateay employment, write
fur terms.
CHVSE BROTH FRS.
Nurserymen, Rochester, ' . T.
decl3-3it
JKGAL NOTK E.
1 cUiollne Miller, (widow) Wm. K. Miller. Ka'e
illi ler, John F. Miller. Carrie J Miller and
Marian 1 Miller, residinir in Fisner, t ain- '
palKne county, lliln ils. and J. S .tiiller, reid-ina-
in Foster, lleulon county. Indi n:s. belrs i
and learal representatives of Aaron Miller, lite
of New Uemrevilla borough, Sjtuursel couuty,
Pa., decea-.! . ;
You are hereby notified thnt in pnrsuanee rf a j
writ of partition issued oat of the Orph.n' Court
of Somerset county. Pa.. I will hold an inquest '
on the real estate vf Aaron MUlrr. deceased, at
his late resi'ience, in N-w t 'enireville horoua-n,
onthel ith day of January, lDKt, where you can
attend if you tidnk prt.p-r.
JOHN J. SPAX'JLFR.
Sheriff's trFFirx, i MiierilT.
. Not. 22. J
FOR SALE.
4t Sock3733i, S3ni2rs:t County -'a.,
Junction B A O. R. R. and 3. A C. R. R., all that
certain pMperty known aa ilia
Eagle Hotel,
Including out uiMlnfrs ami
Blacksmith trhop,
WITH
Tiircfi Lets of Grcnni S-a?.1
Pmsi salon
drasa
April 1, 18S3. F-.r term, Ac , ad-
K. A. WIII.
Attorney at Lair, Irj A h Avenue.
PirrsiJUKOH, Pa.
deci3
pXECUTOUS NOTICE.
a J
tsutie of Jostab Lambert, lt- of Stonvcreck
Two., Smersei Co., Pa., dve'd
Letter tesamentary on the alvn estate
bavins! been granted lo the undersia-nvl by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to ma ke immediate
payment, and those havlnn claimeaa insi the same
will present them duly au.aerticxml lor settle
ment on Saturday. January 13, IS-a, at the late
residence of said ueceased.
L.fc W1SC. LA.MKrRT,
' Kzetutor.
Valuable Farm
FOR SALE.
That valuable property known as tbe J. B.
CrltefaBeld larm, mux e cn the line id tbeSom-erw-t
at. Cambria Railroad, in Alilrord towrsbip.
I ottered at private sale. It eontaiLS S1J acres,
mora or less, and baa a first class
te Stery Illiiii House.
bank bam n.l other on'bail.limrs thereon
l. This farm is well waierrd. is omrt ltnt to
churches and sctoids. Thrre Is an open lrk of
No. Icsal. Any one desirina- a maal h. me lll
find this a Kuod opening-. U ill be x.ld ua ea v
emu. App.-y to or ad.ire.s
J H fFITtKFILI.
dee. t. Milford Station, S mersvt Co., Pa.
rULLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.
Parsaant to an order of the Orphans' four! of
Btitcenet etnnty, there will be sold at puMic talc,
oa the press Ires, on
Saturday, Ecc. 30, 1882,'
at 1:30 o'clock p. m., a tnrt of land situate In
VtBcoiahonina; township, homer-es cvamy fa.,
(with a small piece tliereot in Mia. e toWLrh p.)
aojolnlnc lanlsof Jacih Kerkeh.le Jiiq Vt eixle,
Mrs. awls Ober, Jno Hoover. I vliir (icirei Ji
91 ever and o. hers, o nta nit a i ui VHi acres i f
which ata-qt tu acres are eie.-.rvd, ana me lln.
ber on the balance. A two story
Frame Dwelling Huukc,
orchard, consisting of apple, cherry, nd peach
trees, eto., oa the premi-ts; katei at-ut one
half tallc frou tbe town ol bouversville; eouveni
ant to conre&e. aeboola, Ac
TEEMS :
Tea pereept. of the parrhase money to h paid
on day of sale; ta0 (I s asw unt paio on ray ol
ass) ea April 1, laMI. when reed will he delivered
ai.d possers on aiei ; lb balance In two eunal
anaaal pay meats, with laterest fn.m datt-ol sate;
the tierreal (layawau lo he tecared by judKsseni
bond.
HEXRYGEISrL, Ja..
AdBtlnlatraturaf CaUariu Uaiscl. '
dast. . !
The Long and Short
of the story, as told by our cut
this week, is that we are fully
prepared to meet every exi-
gency occasioned by oddsiz
j
ed people, and have in stock
Cothing to fit the Fat as well
! as tho Lean man.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
Ls!3r Euiittiiz. CSstKl ail Siitl Stnets,
111 1 LiDELPnii .
WANTED !
Knerirettc. reliable men to sell Fruit Tree.
Ur,e Vines, Mirabs. bes, eu Oood salaries
an.1 rxieie paid. Address a; once.
Sepu;-3m J. F. Lie 'LA HE.
Rx-hester, Mew York.
HEADACHES
fan he effectoilly cured by alnir Dr. Fahmey's
Health kesturer. bet-ause It pailtMS tbe system
and ren.iViiies thecaue. There Is no danaer in
Ita ue ,nd b purrl.- veiretable. C.n be icnen to
anr axe. auxJO
TICK.
Havinir e 'ei ate-1 with me in the prteth-e of
l""w."7, . J ? f' '"r,
liaielv or I hey will be lett is the nanus ol an otn.
eer 1t ctiilectivm.
3. M. LOCTHEK.
Stoystown. July 10th, IWei
WHITE
"TliTH star-
IT IS THE
I Lightest RunningShuttle Manhi.n
being almost noiseless. It has a
Sslf-Tteading Slmttb,
which ten rim enn be refpiUted without remuTfng
iruiM mm r-veu; a
Automatic Bobbin Winder
by which a tv.bMn aa be wound as even ass spool
o. silk without the aid of the hand to sjui.le the
tnrea.1, tnus assuring an even tentlon;
A SELF-SETT1NB NEEELE!
A ECUBLE-STEEX FEED
a lara-er space uniler the arm than any other fam
tly mac hine made, il.dna; a lanrer varietv and
areater rauire of work than any family machine.
simplest construe e.1. ealct manaareil. t
thorough build ami best machine iu the wurhl
Scld on the
M3ST 3I53?i ABLE TERMS!
BY
Jen tier X Roads, Pa.
ana In ly
MARTIN SCaaiPiSK,
Book Binder,
b:ast Straat. mM St. Ic-ia's w.
Jolinstown,
a.
ALL KINDS OF
Books Neatly Bound
a r unvixT Ki rix
Old Bwkslse-Bound
MUSIC BOOKS A SPECIALTY.
Paries desiring; tx.ks bound ean obtain prices
ri'o "iv m mm. rrsnffinrn' nave nen
mle w hereby eipre one w.iv will he pnld on
ail 1 irtre orders. All needed Information can be
ooiaineu at Somerset Hkrald office.
Bovla.
We continne to
act iBsoiicitorafos"
Tintpnta. ra.vca.tji
tra1-Tiisrka, copjTitrkts. etc.. for
tlie U l. i te 1 Siatrs. iiiU to obtain pat-
enm iu i rr..-..,a, i.:i?iana, .Trance,
rvt.iv. U.l oilitT COnilineB,
S ll.ct--HiT vriN' rtmcticA Vs
rhar.a fr exmn:;! ,f cio(kls or draw-
IE?. A lvt-i) hv l-.-ro.
la.'Mif-s o'lti'ii-.l t-n. i Tt are nnfiped in
the bCIEtikic aJil UKaS, which has
me lariat eirci:i;iln.ti. ri;,' ;s tho nasi infln.
entml n:wsnr.ff r ut it. I. u.l pnliiinhedin the
World. TIi j .-'.l r.iir.K-s. 1'fip U a notice erery
uatnnm U11UI r?-'Uil.i...
TUislar.i tin.l rf'.. p Ji,:iv illustrated news.
PTw;riiipnlli.'.hc i t.t KI.VatM.20ayear,
sn'liaa Imitttn! P l-i- t:m (.st psper evtite
to eci em-o, mMi;a i:ivt utif.us, fi.meruiK
works, al o-h-r tii ; iinf.i:;a i.f industrial
projn-es". v.r;l-...!-.l i:i njv countrr. Sincla
conies tr it-ail, 10 --t.ti-. H-dd by all nevrow
dealers.
Addn-.. "frun ,-. C o.. ruhiishera of Sc:on
tSu Ampn. tn. !.';'; "'.a iwav. New Ytrk.
iiautlixxili all-.:: - : .it r.u r.jaid free.
Catarrh
EiiYS'KEAMBALM
Effectaallr cleans-
. be nasal paaaap- jf
'at irvnal virus iaa.
inst aeailby cre-
WAmjH COLO ..
ttons. allayi .nnara-
mation. pr ecs the
merahraa irons addi
Y4L
tional -old4.Qo-nplete
ty neats tneaort-a snd
resuire i he sense of
'as'e and tm-ll. Keo-
fli-ial result ar r
aated by a tew an.
pli.-alt.Ki. A
oaa-h tseatavnt will
Tever Ac l.'neanal-
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HAY-FEVER "'- A -aree.. i. .o
,. Appy hy the
Oncer inl the aosuil. Un receipt of ."oe
wltl mail a packaaa.
Fold by Sunerael dracilst.
marl IXYb' CatEAMHALM ".,
Oweayo, N. T.
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SOMERSET 4"aii2RiA ;
On and after Jane 12.
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korkwood si k Ha. tu.,ar..i to 1' -restwtlvely
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b.xpSHis trail s daily e-i.-e. t ,T
A oc.ttn oh. a r I n tra.ua an-i K..--.
tally except Sunday.
Tkket orficea. e rr.er Fich At . ;
streets, an.1 depot wmer iran: n, .
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forrz PnwDKB uiAj.fciTtbnaA'.-:-bold
everjrwhrre.
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SAIsTiaiOaX.!
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F. W. CLARK
VTHOLSEALS PUT
AND
commissio:i Ktf
Corner Main snd Mark-t
JOHNSrOWN, vzx
aprl
SEND STAMP TO
F01 C-lTAUXi'JB Ot
S, REVOLYEKS.
V. HARDER. TY.lCNi:
ROUGH ON
RHEU MAT:,
The Greatest Discc
of the Ago for tt
Most Torturii:
Disease.
It is Advertised to do-
Wh.it it His bsenKn
to do in Hundreds
Cases.
Cures Kheumat
OiTe it a Trial and e CcrJ
V.. UOID,
C ?rl It.'"'-
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mmi was.
OR. VJ03 ST. AND SITTH ATECt i
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