f 5 ' a uorro riKit t Ca th JeUi rTCP eUty I-.MJur-slorilsts. Baltimore, ML, July 23 There is great excitemeiit all over the city over the terrible calamity which be fell the Catholic Chur-.-h excursion. The particular of this awful cata.- . . . 1 KiJnTgo M the boat jail -Iron Duke - as those who were Sved there would be a rush and ! nenre.t hi.u .luring the war can tes jrr ,,;, .n,,i,i tiiV. lie loved a good fitory, and of- manyofthetnwou.d . . fo,wi w-.h great GO OVEBBOAKn. ! jj . After ,he latte 0f Ierry. I called on the committee for as-; viJle tho army m0Ved afttr Brajnr, to s!stance to keep the pate closed, but . the mountain8 Southeastern Ken did not get it. I was at the gate tucky . jinny of the Kentucky troops when the crash occurred ; opened passej very m.ar tiiejr homes and the gate at that time ; thought there j had a preat desire to yigit theLr fam were about 150 to 200 on the pier ilies ln many cases they di(j wiln. when the break took place; the lim" ; out permission, but in other cases her of the rier appeared to be good ; mnrr,msnpntinii labored hard thought tlit-re were no lights ""'I'1 ; to secure permission. The Colonel at the pier head. Had seen larger ; of a regiment, ra-sed in the nioun crowds on the wharf, but they were , . districts. one jav received a call more easily controlled. not : f . . ; Q of the think the bar-e struck the pier hea-a ; KeIltuckv soldier, who was classed when it came alongside ; did not see j ag a ..gix footer jie proceeded to anv piles left when the wharf , & deliberate, drawl- patching from one tnd to the other. I Not That Kind of People. After the crash he found the outer , , JaS open though it was closed five ! General Thomas was the model nSfore ! soldier. On this point there was John Conner, special officer at little difference of opinion through Tivoli, was at the pier head an hour out the army Thomas always seem before the removal of the barge, and;edon duty. He was never m un found about 200 peonle there ; told dress. He was always the stern, Km tv woulAkve to go on conscientious solder in his bearing, . ore but'thev did not go. 1 then j and comes up in the memory of ev Hiore uui i. f, nn(i erv soldier now as the representative 1 lie particulars vi tu.; iu ca;as-: w'iu t(ja' mr . - ; - , . nMnnl tro.JU are ts fcllw-: Yesterday an dosed it and warned the people if .oo.nmamlerof the -. was not - . . . . . i - i i..., 4h,. i..inr .an iiimi ijli ir. a.i L.i uoi itaiv " - excursion was given to livoh under the management of the Mount Koyal Beneficial Society ot' the Catholic Church of Corpus Christi, of which Farther Starr is tiie pastor, at Mount J loyal avenue and Mosucr street. The excursionists went dawn on the barge Cockade City, which was towed by the tug Amanda Powell. The barge was formerly an old canal boat, which had been litted up with eeyeral decks for excursion purposes and has been used as such for sever al years. Yesterday sLe made three ;ripi, thf 1:4 i'-5- madcrLm this city between and 7 o'clock last evening and reached Tivoli before 10 o'clock. During the day she had taken down about tive hundred. A large number of those who went down during the day had remained, intending to return on the last trip. When tlie barge approach H ill those on shore made a rash for the end 6i the wharf, which is several hundred feet long, and were closely packed together at the gate, about twentv- iive feet from the end, impatiently'11 awaiting admittance through the g.ite. As the barge came alongside and strwL the wlmr!', it - suddenly,' anj wiArat warning, gvaway, aad a large portion of ti-e crowd was precipitated into the wati-r, which is about ten feet deep. Many were able to save themselves by fleeing taward the shore as the outer end of the pier crumbled and fell. The daiknos added to the confusion and terrorand little could be done at oho to rescue the drowning, most 1 of whom were women and children. News of the disaster did not reach this city until late J.tt night, when ' a barge landed at the wiiarf with govern! bvdi s of the drowned. tsoftn Hn tho blie had been dc-peited on the wharf the bare returned to Tivoli, r,il before 7 this morning ..tA rnmed f flender sn"s wharf witli her second load of t dead bodies, nf.mirinp over thirty. by tJiis time the news of tae calami ty spread throughout the citv and broke. ; iQ t tone : Kernel, I'm now about James Gosnell, on the excursion, j j'our milts fr0m home. I would like examined the wharf at the break to 0 over anj gee the old woman nnd took a piece of limber of which an5 the young uns and get up a lit the wharf was built ; part of one of tie wood'and fix Vm for winter. I the joists supporting the floor piece , tetch you afore you get to Cum shown ' and' entirely rotten) was ttTland Gap.7' about forty feet back from the break "How do yon know we are going when it occurred. There were about , to Cumberland Gap?'' questioned l-".0 people between the witness and ;tliJ ('0lontl. Uic outer gate, the greater portion ot j '-Waal, yer headed that way now, whom were ou the .-pate thai fell , al, j I could soon git up a little wood through. Hid not at any time hear i nn(j finj vou uniess Bragg chaws the j.eojde warned to keep back. jyml u which isn't likely." Frank Dehileres, the proprietor of." He was informed that the Colonel Tivoli, was on the pier at the land- J could not grant a furlough ; that the ing of the 2 o'clock ooat ; the pier is only person who could was General 1,100 feet long. The break was 20 j Thomas, but before his application or feet. Tiiere are three piles in could reach the General in due form the break, and they re all thereand and be returned the army would be apparently in good condition, none out of Kentucky, ot them rotten. Tho barge did not j Six-footer" was disconsolate, but strike the wharf whtu the reached j jctermined to visit General Thomas it. Lamps are not used when the ' in p,.,- anj ie aid. He caught moon shines, Hie lamps were turn-: tj,e (jenerai unawares, and was half ed up bo high by some of the com-j llirougij is story before "Old Pap" mittee of excursionists that they ; comprehended the situation. Sur suioked and gave no light at all. j ,)r;Scj he turned to hear : "About The investigation was proceeding I four miles from home want to go!'. , hi niidnitrht, with no probability of! over and get up a little wood kin "ller. als u concluding for several hours. The ketch you in a day or two," etc. j "ie" n testimony of tat witnesses aireauv "How longsince you saw vour wife thousands gathered at the wharf nd in the the yicinity. Throughout the night jjia,t:y pcjxjtt fathers, mutli ers, brotLers and frier. ds connected with the excursionists had catln-red at the I.i'ht str t wharf, where the barge usually laini, anxiously await ing her arrival and apprebeiiJii' a disaster when the boat did not come at her usual time. As th hours wore on p.i.-t midnight, and there were yet no tiding-; of ihoir friends, their fears were increased almost to conviction that some dreadful acci dent had fei ilh n the party. As fast as the bodies were identified by re lations and friends they were taken to, their respective homes." The unidentified bodies were carried to the F,.istern Police Station, to remain until recognized or otherwie-' dispos ed oL given will doubtless cover all the j an(j children ?"' questioned "the stern lacts to be l-rougni 10 ngau ; old Major General. With a woe begone expression, the six-footer re- ivterkin'M suit. plied, slowly and solemnly : "Waal, , Gintral.it s nigh on to t-w-e-l-v-e ! months since I w.ih to home." "Why, .Mr. . v . 1 elerKell was a prosj'ti-. ,, n, f. , ..I , Destroying the Plum Carcn'io. A great deal cf useless advice has been given out concerning easy methods of destroying the plum and peach curculio. In most parts of the country it is impossible to raise plums unless one exercises a daily warfare against the insects. Persons who have two or three plum trees about the yard should succeed in raking fruit enough for their own use, but this they are seldom able to accomplsih. The less trees one has the greater will be the proportionate number of insects to attack them. Such methods as burning coal tar under the trees or hanging cobs sat urated with molasses .among the limbs are usually of no avail in sav ing a crop of plums or peaches. The only eure method is persistent catching. The curculios spend their nights near the base of the trees, under chips and bark. Early in the morning they ascend th'e trees to lay their eggs in the young fruit ; there are two modes of catching them ; the one devised by Mr. Ilan eom, of Kenton Harbor, Michigan, is to nicely smooth the earth about the base of the trees, and to lay a few small blocks of wood or chips on the surface, The beetles crawl un der these for shelter, and can be taken very early in the morning be fore they ascend the trees. The chips should be examined as soon as one can see in the morning ; thlj is the method most practiced in the exten sive peach belt of Michigan. The other method is to spread a large sheet under the tree, and to jar ttie beetles off on it by means of one or two blows with a long-handled mal let or bumper. Each of the large branches should be struck, and the mallet should be wound with cloth to prevent injury to the trees. This practice should be followed early in the morning also, as when they get warm the beetles are too lively to be caught. Many of the best peach and plum growers practice both these methods. In the case of a few trees about a yard both should be used, and there will be but little doubt as to a good reward in fruit. The practice should be followed up every morning for a couple of weeks after the blossoms fall, and at wider 1 the insects disappear, may be streicueu over a large wooden frame for convenience in handling. I?r. CLARK JOHNSON'S Indian Blood Syrup Cures all diseases ol the Stomach, Liver, Bowels. Kidneys, Skin and Blood. . llillions testify to its efficacy in healing the above named d iseases.and nronounce it to be the f BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN. Guaranteed to Cure Dyspepsia. IPT'AGENTS WANTED. JSJ Laboratory, 77 West 3d street, New York City. Druggists sell Pom-rowi. P.. Auzust 21st, 1M0. Dr. Clark JintonrI was trottbledwlth PalplU'Jon ol tha Heart, bat iltca usin yonr India to TRADE MARK. Blood by rnp I bare received much relief. iAWU Jk.OL.ii. THE OO J 6 S k TOITE H K H is 8- Cholera! KUNTGr GET THE BEST! In light-weight Clothing for Summer wear we have a nne assortment, well made at mod erate prices. l ull lines ot bummer Cassimeres, Cheviots, erges, -Worsted, Alpacas, Linens, Eta, Etc., Etc. Every sale guaranteed money refunded or A. C. YATES & CO, Leficr Bsiwisz, Ctetmt ui sum struts Philadelphia. AfoRE Somerset Coun ty people have read the HERALD (lurinir the past year than ever be fore, since it was first printed. Feb t IT IS TUB From the South. j.tr- j;ot alioal iu tspite of hi- constitu tinn:il nwnlertv. This wiis in his wav in tocioty more man m Liitut;. 1 . C- ', i , C n . ,i.-,.n nnrJ t tin 11 1 Fr. ln l.wv, time he UiA Wot 0 TMUllV.Z n IHSUlt, Said, ''Tiiere is no mistake aliout it.', remarked Dr. M. F. Flowers, of Gal- inan, said tue oei.erai, urihKiy, i ,aDti Mis80Uri -jien8on's Capcine Laveht eren my vviie for two yt-ars, j j, piagter. are one of the ncal. and don t e-spc tt to c-e her until the , , rnmhinntion, r,ro,luced. They have two kinds of advantages I war is over. The Kentuckian putting on the adiy : "Waal, (iineral, me and my !il-p ! wife w ,1"t that kind of people.1 11 , ti . . i. r . l .1: V; ." t Hpi i nis was loo uiuun lur i:ie uipuuy was iiitu in , , , , , - , . UnA rkftiri rit pt! nit lit-r. iiiiti re- ' .... TIIK LKAI'. ft his heart upon a lovely youiijri Lidv whose hwietnt'S w her name, which poll l.er, solved aL'ain and v.j.-An tliat lie wuitM maKr 1.' . iii i "t ....... ...... - , - hand, but as often that heart fail.-! lou-h 1,1 his him. At lat he became :.!arm-t hy the fact that the da.hiu Captain Latham, of one of the Sound steam ers, was often at the house whi n he called to see his charmer, the charm- over all others, which we may call the minor and the major. First, they are clean and pleasant to use, never soiling the hands nor the linen of the wearer. Second, they act quick-K- .and nnwerfullv. I have tried the lt-iituek;.iu wondering what tickled ' Oapcine Flatter on myself for pneu Old Fap"' so, departed with a fur- nu,ni:1 and 0n my patients lor ya- irious diseases, sucu as -Neuralgia. Mncular Rheumatism, Lumbago, ! Kidney trouble, etc., and in all oases ! relief has followed in from three to CHOLERA MORBUS CWO'-ERA INFANTUM A!AT!C CHOLERA ALL CXOLESA 013EA8E3 YIELD TO THE INFLUENCE OF I I I lit i i a i inn r The r.RKAT Kkmepy for every kind ,.f lioV. T.I. DISORDER. Cituii li.i V.. Fis. of Goliisborouch, s:.v; : " Mic of my sailors was attack ed tt-Ycrt y wi:h chniera morbus. We ad mi. lUlercd l'iiiii Kiiicr, an ! kavcil liim." r.r.Mtlehoro. Vl.Mrs : "In Tn-r:'ii rni.I sudden alt-icks lia-c never fount! it I. V.'.S m r f . ;:Tin-.-r tuflil'iaillt l. l.ul." ALL THE DRUGGISTS SELL IT. Watering Home. I i to noon sixtv-tive hodi-s l,ave!inR luiru xl there are ;is manv views expressed been brought to the citv. All, Wan., weather having arrived this '""f'"'? .. ,. . ,.h i Dr. I lower merelv voices the writ- pubji-ct is a;:ain on the carpet, and . , - . - c , , , , ' i Le.-ir the susneiir-e anv longer and he i ., . .1," ... ..... .;. 'M I his profession. Kenson s ta peine ceit four, have been identified. i ventured, witli mac n nesuancv .i ia;0-Uii ;1U(i hoW 1111K.h awKwaniness, oui iu i..-ui-uiv. ue-. t0 Jie ;lpi(jWrli i termination, to art her it she Wou.d once u (p,v j c r.-w. iu. remarsaiue comnera thrice d : $72! i lieu, now i i . i t ... i,,.ra ! Forous Plasters are the perfect ex 1 nese uniortuuatcs ah reside in the city and represent every art of it. ! being from different Catholic church ' eocietie?. : Tlie hxHlitv of the calamity is on ftf oiaJlbay, distant about two miles from the North i'oint Lighthouse. It was formerly known as Holly Grove, and was tilted up about fifteen years a;:o. she repli 'You should have spoken long ao. Mr. Feterkin ; I have been en- '"" . ....i k : daily. Some think T"' enough, some twice, and some that water should always be in reach of a horse "when T:i the stable. People accus tomed to use, teed and water horses gaged to Captain Latham for some soon find out how to treat them, time past, and we are to Im married and in this treatment how often very shortly. I am sorry to disap-' they should be watered daily, point you, but we will he as good Thope who only drive horses and The -Sii savs: The boat had made! friends as ever, and you must come know nothing more about thm. three trir Xn Tivoli. The morning i to see n.e just the same. The Cui- j may neglect them through ignorance boat took down boat L'i", and the ('.o'clock boat 7". Thin latter boat reached the nier at llie genuine have the word Capcine cut in the : centre. Price L'o cents. j Seahury it Johnson, Chemists. ! New York. Messrs. Hiscox & Co. call special attention to the fact that after April 1), 1M3, the name and style of this preparation will hereafter be simply Parker's Tonic. The word "Ginger" is dronned. for the reason that un. principled dealers are constantly de. ... ... .... i .rui'mn iiiuiv T. T rmi o r it niinani nil r UK), the 2 o'clock tain will always be ul.ul to have your ; ur inattention, but mu-t understand " ' " " Z'-aLZZ company. that they should tie watered three ' , Peterkm went awav sorrowhu. , times a day at regular mtervaiS with ! . T . " r ,. . . Dut a brighU-r day soon dawned, fori cool water' in summer, if it can be j ""Portant havonng ingredient in within three months after thev w re had, and mild in winter. Pump or 1 ?ur J0-. we are, ure thf married the captain fell oil" the : soring water meets these conditions. ! '"ends will agree with us as to the steamer in a tog on the iur:rt ana it driven thev should not be watertd was drowned. Now Feterkin took, until cooled oil', and then they 8:- and prepared to take hack all hands to the city at once. As re quested by Futher Starr, the excur sionists, knowing this was the only iiotit, dashed along the pier until they were stopped by the gate near the steamer. Some youths tried to climb over the gate, and a man and a boy seated themselves on the rail, with their legs hanging over. A too sudden movement caused the rail to break, and the two were thrown into the water. A commotion followed, and there was a sudden era-di and a chorused bhriek. ; Splinter Cew in every direction and about two hundred people were struggling among broken timbers in eight feet of water. The noise and crit were eo loud that watermen hesjd them two miles awav. SlfKKMMt AN1 AWm. CCE.VE. Those ubt witnessed the scene state .that it was tivketiing. The moon had cone down and the only light was that shed by two feeble coal tail him pt. aud ome of the res cuers took the Imrgo lanterns and set them on the wharf. Two of them exploded and added iresh terror to the scene. : Tho1 on the din ks of the barge threw life preservers, stools anl u ncles mu the water. I hese rtnick a great many on the head aim knocked tliem insensible. Oth ers let down planks and ropes. In dicrirfble hopelessness and terror reigned. The shrieks, curses, groans, cries for iod to save us.'' were heart-rending. DarKness impeded the help rendered by those who lie would marry the should he allowed as much as thev heart. widow. .can drink and not driven inmiedi- A year of mourning wore slowly, ately after. In the stable these away. lie kept his eye on the wid-, things settle themselves. The com- ow, but would not insult the memo- tnon practice is to water before feed ... ..rt .. i, i .... ,,.;j a n ... .... I ., I) ua Lav i.e.i4 j'xt'j'.-ii; uii.ii a iijj. i.uim'o naLiiLU i. .ii ee timet i I . , decent interval" Lad parsed. The ! dav morning, noon and night , 0UtelU wrapper. year ended and be laid his heart will be in far propriety of the change. There will be no change, however, in the prep, aration ih'elf; and all bottles re. maining in the hands of dealers, wrapped under the name of "Pakk. ek's Ginger Tonic," contain the gen. uine medicine if the fcignature of Hiscox ifc Co. is at the bottom of the better condition for again at the little feet of Violet. She .work of any kind than if watered heard liim quietly, and quietly re marked : " " Mv dear Feterkin. I am soi rv V ! half a dozen imes. as some people driving allow their horses to be. .Thev will sweat less and he more One of the Wonders of California. Recently in San Francisco, when jthe chorus for the Thomas concerts disappoint you again, but tor the ; ave y, mid we believe will he in bet- j askeJ for tickeU for themselves aud Once a dav or twice last six months I have been en gag-'. ter health ed to Dr. Jones. It was hard for me j day, eveu to make no mv mind between him horses can anrl his friend, the handsome Law- cattle, but ver Dright, but Dr. Jones was so mane. In liclls where tiiere are full i, Unot suilicient, though j lhey W( an get along with it as can relljjt., it it is not advisable or hu-' ,. l j for escorts for the ladies on nights were not to sine, Mr. Thomas 'No.' 'Very well,' said the chorus, good j A week luftne at lioine riy trie in tu?tr-'Uf. Hert ia?inef n"W r lore tlie paMic. Capital nt need d. We wiilUirt vou. Mpd. w- ru n, boys ami irlru wanirn ewrj wnere 10 w for u. Now is ttie tiaie. You can work In spare tlim-.or (five your wuule time tu the I'ustnesn. Nu otner liusini-?! will pay yon nearlym well. No one ran lull to Bake ennrmouj! pay by eDtrairlnir at unrv. 'ootlv iiuint ami term Iree. Money made last, ea.ily un.l hunoraMy. Adilresa Tr.r . tX , AUKU'ta.JIatne. ileoiJly LIME! LIME! Lightest RunningShuttle Machine beloK aimcift nolfelw. It has a Self-Threading: Shuttle, wbiob tention An be regulated without remoTlnf rum the rave; an Automatic Bobbin Winder b which a bobbin can be wound as even n fpoi oi Bilk without the aid ur the band to jtuUe the thread, tons assnrtnir an even tentlou: k SELF-SETTING UEEELE! A BCUBLE-STEEL FEED! a l.irvi.-r epnee under tue arm than any other faro lly insichlne uia.le. doinn a larger varleiyand irrt-ater ranire ot work th:in any family mm-liine. Simpleft eonstruc ed, eacieMt uiananed. nan thon.UKh build and best mar bine tu the world Sold on tbe MOST REASONABLE TERMS 1 BY MUTIN SCHJEFER, Book Binder, Locust strsst. OEDCSite St. Mi'. tM. Jolmstown. " fa. ALL KINDS OF Books Neatly Bound AT LOWEST KATES. Old 13ooks Re-Bonnd. MUSQ BOOKS A SPECIALTY. Parties deslrlnic booki Njand can obtain prlcei by dropplnir me a card. Arranireinnt have b..-en made whereby exyre.s one way will be paid on ail lame ordera. Ail needed Inlorination can be obtained at Somerset Ukbald othee. novlft. Jenner X ltoads, aoKMlT Yd. EDWARD ALCOTT, HAirrrAm-iiR ad dealbb ia LTJMBEE! OAK rLOOBlKGA SPECIALTY OFFICE A.D,FACTOUYi S03IEUSET CO., PA. jylMy HEALTHCORSET lnrreasrt ln popularity evory day, m iaui.-i- nad it tbe mnt t OSKOKT t 111 K AND l'KKFKt T I ITTIXi corst t evi r w orn. MVr-i-hniits .iy it L-iv. sth-lft natWiuction f any i-ontt th-y ev.-r mid. Wamnli-fl .ati-tfactorv or mnr.'-y n lunilcd. For aa!e by 1MRKKK& PAKKF.U. The Uuffalo Valley Lime Company, limited, will until further ordered, unnlacked lime at Ihe followinir ratef: At ui-i-nta tier bush'l. loaded on cars at klln; at in centu p-r t.uhel lor any quantity less than a car bad: at 11 rem per Muriel ueuverea at aay atali-m on the Berlin Kailroa.i; at VI cents per buhel ili-llvere-1 at Meyermiale and Kw-kwood; and at liS cent per ba?ln-l delivered at all ot ber nilroa.l nations in Snmurset county. Includinir all those on tke Somerset t amiirw Kaliroan. ray ment can be made to the billowing peroiuJ: .1 i.tin L. Savior, at i'rledens. W. H. Kounti, at Somerset. Hjrn..n Snyd. r. at Kockwood. Frank knos. at Garrett. ininuel-J. Miller, near Meyendale, V e UlU.. Ul'l-eil'l Ul'OIl UlUU U lllW Wl? iu in .., ,,- ' .rt . . .. 1, t mska m il. tlllre our s-dl. tinier 11 7- ""'t nny men. wcrnv.. bovs and girls when needed. Order trom trank tnui, Oarrett. I work f(r M rith;ln Uieir own" lociitle. Any tov': j one can do the work properly from the first t'rt. I The t'Ufiness will pav mor than ten t!mes on" IKlUt: Vll.I.n, lli(, KE.WIVa.KY I nary wanes, lipensive oatrit lumishfd tree. 1 licantifullv I M-Htolonthe Ohio river with JS who enirKes tails to make money rap oij Ti-ars' rnci-essfal einerlence. For full InloruuUon i " devote your WISE people am lot aiwtvs on t look . lit lor chanr s to n creaie tbcirearninics.and n time become wealthy: th jso who do not improve ihetr optortuntties remain In a-lorebfi RF.V. A. 31. KF.ID, Ph. ju!y IS Nt. I., Frrtldens. rbole time to tbe work, or only your spare moments. Full Information au l all that Is needed sent free. Address Sti !!! 4v Co., Portlaud. Maine. dec-JO-l r (Wnuci front !of vrrl. ) How Watch Cases are Made. In buying a gilvtr watch case great rare should be taken to secure one that is solid silt or throughout. The cap of nn t cheap silver casts U made of actinirusititm known as albata, which is a very poor suUtitute for silver, as it turns black in a short time. The backs of such cases are made much thinner than those of an all silver case, being robbed in order tr make the cap thicker and get in as ninth as possible of the cheap metal. Another iniortant point in a silver case is the joints or hinesi, which thould be made of gold. Those of nnt cheap cases are made of silver, which is cot a suitable metal for that purpo.. In a brief period it warps, bends and spreads apart, allowing the backs to become lis se upon the case and admitting the dut and dirt that accurumulale in the pocket. The Keystone silver Watch (. aso axe ouly made with silver caps and gold joints. St. Uu-ia, M .. Fb. 17. l"a Inonr lorur and varied i i n.nencin ban-thrjr water, we cannot but M:knu Wiff and ttiveourtrntimoDrt lut th keynlone Holid Sil4-r U.iti.h Canf mm ttu-tft mad toour knuwiedir UavinK nu wnl.-r.iuf uvy rv niain h.imornm. hnr-lrr rjd .f ij?er than I ly w- uld be were tTM-f hftafc-d lor nhlenntf, and U.rf ai.ir m-istinir powi-r airnrnt tirnun- ti.an u.y i.ther c:-- in the inrait A4ikaMoi a Jaccaiuj Jawkuax co. Sva t Ml fmf to KfU.. Wauk In mrUritm. Fhite. tf.lai. for kuMf lllBtrml4 fMarklrl sSmwIm a. luala'atliiMlwtUanaw. a Happy Homes ! Happy Homes ! ! Happy Homes ! ! ! THE ISTXJ2YII3E:ri OF HOMES IVIADK HAPPY Djr I toe mar of the Celebrmlt-d Labor and IleaJUi-tw-etua; is beyond power of uuiiutlto. Our friHil for ilc ru1ii-ilon of It r.rr a-t-il to the ntnoit to ppljr tho ordera that poor In upon from iltlt iir-i ti- ! pnir-wttr twimirf. Kl.hi here In your section It ft tM-tiuc utril czirnHlvrly mii i iuhii) mit t11fr to Ifn wvi rtrrful propertlee. """"'I . 11 i.' 1 . ri a. enod to me ViiMi Iwasj sick in ih. vaU-rintrouuhcattle will l.e found i noturemy, i-ckci, wunotu m'on8, oKjiiif tliru tititna r ' t-'ln i winter lifter mv husband's tlenth that i to jro to tluia I j.romised him I would he hi at d;iy and jjorst-s the same. The tier-j th end nf tho year." in.iiitoivn l!rrjrah Kays: "Thej ,w ioor - Pi trikin retired once : sponging out tie niuuthr! of horses j more: the widow Latham Iv-rfiriic- -t stopping jihiccs we never allow. Mr:'. lr. June?!. ai;d tiie disfomlifd Iu t-'-- lir-t place we do not Consider I lVterkin wished the ductur mi.'ht . it oi' any henelit, and iu the fecoml tnke enough of lii-; nan pil! to mate ; it :t.V he t.he ineans of conveyiuir 1 an end of him. idisease from one aniuiul to an-! ; utrier. Srot t orn ami Sor-giium. jutnfM low tue wiuer. the two men. 1'etnktn rot-e to tne Some women were pulled ni on j emergency of the moment. For the the wharl and tom draped into Time pust-ed ou. IVlerkiu wa walking down Iroadw:iy one day, while not very far ahead ofliitu he saw tvo men, one of whom he knew U In-this hattti )r. Joiieti. A iargr-i. jjj. j nat rt-ne wa. o-,ng :te,i to tl.e York Tri'.u.u its follows about sweet copm- of a new Imi. hnp : the rope - c,)ru a;J Sur.hum c:lne for summer rri VP w.v lt1.I Dliil inwlii.t i. L-i.Il.1. Tr..-,1 t.ir rows : 'Xo,' said Mr. Thomaa 'All rhjht.' the chorus said, 'we will pit up in our chorus ueat-j aa usual the night we don tsiug. j 'N'o,' replied Mr. Thomas for the third time; 'when you don't Mug vou can pav for tickets like anv one jelse.' ! 'In tliatcase,' the chorus n plied, i'it i-till very well we won't come ! at all not even to sing.' i The Pacific coast wav of looking tin shallow water. Movements of the barge caused a wash that carried those battling with the water tinder the wharf and huiod the piles ; the men were niotly able to ntrugjle out those males drowned were trying to help the women and hil- -Uf0. AfUirlir CiUkLiU VU( UVttl dead he could be of no avail. Hi? thoughts were on the widow. He turned, he ran, he flew to her abode. When she eutered the room where he awaited her coming, he at once bean Allen writes to the New;ataU?'w "PtUy cted a com- prom-..--, ana tturing me iesuvai in smiling, triumphant tiers', the chorus will sit up aloft on the nights it does not sing, and Mr. Thomas has made a notf of the incident as one of the wonders of California. 11 1 found last season that sorghum cane of the amber variety the earli est sort I know and as sweet as any I have tried; endured drought better than corn, but that my stock pre ferred the latter, which was contrary to the experience of a friend, and was doubtless so because of the f.ict Not long before his assassination Czar Alexander II. expressed a de sire to meet the Couute de Cham bord and gent him by a distinguish ed messensrer an autograph letter to liest sorts of sweet corn, sow it not ! that eff. ?nfi : 1 aai Kuijiernr laili .l- i. .l-it i r . antl vou are Ivini' dreadful r! V w,s' w:.!b;.; nn ! tbi4t i choose for feeding green the tin ."UtsiU wi.on I h t-u.t.rt The wrappers are i waxed and can bs THESE ARE SUBSTANTIAL TRUTHS. hand-irons, giving them a palish and smoothness, that used tor smootnina nwAFp.Hit. rmi.amttnuA.pa. , a Umllnnrn:inmz I'aV.i Soap furroino months pnt ana ilisinfertant tfl6 SUriSCe Ot VOUr I 'n nnall-px,wltri the tt n suit.. nut liavinp n secoml i-ase in any linuae where nt. m w i jt n.i I Wii clus-rfiinv en l.ir-r aud miiuimetnl 1L il-v ni n liiMnfi-clHllt inamall pox. COSSTANTINK 11KK1NO, .V. 1., 114 North Twelllli Mrcct. Mesrs. Day 4Fp.uk. Mount Vtr.sos, X. Y., March W, 1881. IXir fir: I haw nso.l Pat s Soap with results tht dclilstca ntit only my self, but some of my neiL-hbom bo called toer it. 1 suffer much from catarrh, winch u asrifravalcil i-v ttie henl unit cu-airi ! Dulling viomet. isow. However, hv amit ly's.soP. I iwitpethvvil cfToots of the twm from lioilins unla. Vaih-dny I baveoodiwHiilort, and farleti- work, willmnt nny hanl rubMnr. Oue cat oof your rjiwp.ix-st lie wahini; forck'ht in my family fur two weeka' washc.anil tln-i-lothi-mre whiter. weeur rih! better than I'TaayoIher pro cess. 1 have atmlolK-tl the wanii boiler, and sluill a- it no more. I And yonr Soap to be, by f ir. tne eheapot and best, ana would fe-l it a liardship to be ob liged to u--e any other. Your rejpeetfnl'y. AllUi. MARY C. ST. CLAIR. MeasrMlAV&FKirk. PHILADELPHIA, Slay lith. 1S82. Hnat' fr-n: Havinit (V.r several mnntlii used in our family ""Day's Cii f- rrtao foAP," and havins.a' we eliered, tested It thoroughly, we do not hesitate to tironounre it nirir to any fmo we have ever used. We therefore mit hmrtily reeomiunid It to all who would nave labor andtimein perform ing tin arjiiou. dm i i-f the household. NVe find Ihit Jm; eapecittUy adapted for all domeftie nirn. and fully entitled to the hlitti elaim made lor it. No amiiciiii ngitrd v lw without it, and a fir trial, according to the directions, will eonrirni onripinion. Verv truly vour.-i, CHAS. II. THOMA.-i.Past.ir of Frank ford "A venue Baptist Omrch, Phila. wili qreatly assist in qivinq your clothes I " - - - a finished look. Remember this Soap is cheaper 1 than any other in the market, and yet does all we claim for it. Save your t'saltlv Save your time, Save your patience, By using this Soap. No unpleasant odor, No sickness as the result of a hard day's wash. No hot water, No wash boiler. but clothes nice and white and as fra- grant as new mown hay. TRY IT. Twenty-eight were found up to 10 jut lai-t." o'clock, when Father !?tarr to;k ftirmurhiaiseif the' Te?pofl?ibility oi ",rv; but wt De.ir Mr. lVterkin, contained. very "He eaid, lie l.,u 1 f . r "I J-al.. . . r. ..- ' I ' . " .. vnt. uu .'11. wnKiiie iHi-uru xam:rj(ire. i j-iorht were Loth iH-gging me to cauae ap nna uacK ii auy-1 marrv took the doctor, and r uieaa. .There were about wen hundred '" jiron8 on the whurf when it fell i and '.! wTUV IHBKE UtAOKtU . were in the water. The flooring had been repairetl this reason and the break occurred het ween two gates nnd not where th boat land?-. Ilev. W. K. ftarr was on the pier , head before the accident, and sent a meFentrer to hav? the pates closed. The lamps on the pier head pave ample light, but the pier was badly ' liphted.' The nioon alo gave a pofd light; did not think more than 2"i0 people could stand on the space wherj4he brealt oarurrfd; hl fu! 1 t 1 a- ! over-thick in drills three feet apart, a"u "ou .a,T.,v,n iyicn u may iu iiirci inc uiuei. Chambord read the then rose and Kt irrp T ionta tu tint (rr.ra nwr in tne cumy uu n Imlf to tl,r..t'.,,rt.;,B nf nn innh in i " If Majesty the Emii I am so rinr-!.li:imrter t thp butt - Kvr,. ..nn'to fee me ia my house he will be iallftSe fin Wl nil l!lt iilkire : from th roof "of A hi.lis nnr.n vrtiir . ' . - v . . J 4 1, 1. r I. , a I i Mil Ta i II UC Ik 2X1 1 VI i -ttTrttlOf-Wtwtia-fT.gerr yaVed. nnd?ln.r,r hrisbanrl-anrl be r riA -'hut ul. luc "ulu uly ll,uci.rw-o a ' .11. , . , ' . : ' 2 thv imnti tnaillr fill lh irwin w in tutrwiuuwuc "! cr izz: Trrsj: . r: .h-, Jiti? .nifk t; : Mtfp th?nghtfany, ! Uuw i.tMwaMBMMajaaajaM S" Wash-day has no terrors for ths lnuaeliold where DAT'S SOAP is used, no unpleasant and sickening odors to fill your tniuoj, a ) 1 iboriaas rubbin on the wash-board, Ovhile the washing can be done in one-half tne ti r.o in a:--ary 1 y fo lowing the old worn-out method. MADAM for it is to the LvlTes -we d sire to sj .ik more c-pecally you are the interested per son in this matter; you it is that suffers the ill-. ariM-nr from the wah-tub and its heavy cares; you it is to whom the perplexities and r sxnsibi!it'es of the hoii'-eriold rightfully belong, and you . s that should tintcrest yourself in a trial of the qualities f this soap, that h.i always proven itself to be a boon of salvation TO SUPFJSRimG HUMANITY. We do not come to you with a plausible story calculated to have ysu try it, simply for the amount ' A f , rnrh piln ii-kiilyf Kfirtrr n n ! nstf i'.ni rii o c irr.nn ,tiL-iK!.-i t--i. - urhA h-ma ha brought jt:f Lc- i j". ' .u:. l'j ..t ieror COmeS; ja.i r n i r -.L: ! . Di.:i-.j..ti.: -r . rHt:nrrimr;TiiiHi.niii ot A w(;ii-k.iiuwii niuubii 1.11 ouiuusiKiicin 111 i iiiijut.piiia, oi sixteen years existence. sequently tender am'l sweet their i cordially and royally entertained ; whole lenpth, and tlm are preedily ; but 1 ,c.snnot K ou .i my hoUPe 10 nrom- .i .k.. .i.- i meet mm. it wouia oe azainst tra- i?ed .Mr. lnpht if anvthine haiux n-; ti,. .,i,-.ni.,., ! dition for a Kmc ot r ranee to so out 1. - - , IU IV, ..3V.1V. M'.. 1 UU 1 ui LiuillUft I . . , ' vijuuiy "e I amber cane over corn in the latitude ei:u hw. So vou see I am enpazed I of 3U and lower-we can pet two " uf you. my dear 1'eterkin. . a 0D proviJe(i it be a fitir at-er. i 1 eterkin wiu verv 'h1hi mil clf. n . . . - . . - - , - w... .-V . . nrrpniip. nnr iinnnniiv hit irrir in a Tfii i nil 'nHnTii r . a - .. , .. . ... i, Uja- - . ajr'-i lf-in ridlBI run rAift. And Will I Mi ir rr nn nrl you promise to 1 mine when that i lrer)are the land' n for com strik! r . -.. . . - law ver ia no more?" 'Certainly I will, heart and soul." with all tut out shallow drills with tha plow I three feet apart, and drop the seed 1 sufficiently close to have the stalks j i . Tien.oometo,ny"n ttyio-8tan,l aloiit an , inch apart in the et, for the mm etone that killed drill!5; A ham! seed sower may be the doctor was the death of i;r.eht,!U(!ea for t,lis ,nirp()tie. Some sav jwr Magazine r . I I -"J J'l' : 1 1 1 t. it. ! tint, art ll n I v aa .m nn.l i it should not, therefore, be sowt-d so iearlv. Other S3 tlie jrrwwth for I more would hare beeu thrown into the water ; thought it a fair estimate to .sav; then wer CUO people on the efjurjiop. Tlie , ficr 'Iffvjnass of - KI VB'X'reain lalm has rrmtih.t.? fie liraf f'..ir wooL-j j r cl,. . ' . L . r ....... ... .... .v .. ,.wa.t7.vtT - tu n . via pt USe .ncCidett, and is toe curol me of Catarrh, nf -lii..li I liu- in,1 ti-.n. r... ,.r i Iieople i struggling in the water. Had been aillicted over ten vears. aileritiona true. I aowe.1 t the Kflm! there been a ru-h of people nianv trvin? almost everv remedv . - I . rs J - - -- , viuiv ja -a a III U LJ J m-.-nded, none bavins nroved so ef-1 and crew richt oil ranidlv. "l fective and thorough, S.J. Aiken,1 earneUy advise my fellow-farmers oiesaie ieaier in isoots and Shoes Federal St., Boston, Mass. ,'.to experiment with this plant 1 forage:' 1 tC3BSSSaal , lulirvw aad cum KHEIUATISM. Neuralgria, Sciatica, Lumbago, Ariiirue, ' EZADACHE.TOOTfflCHi, SORETHROHT. QU1XST, H WELUXOa, Swcnctt, Cut. Bniise. ' FROSTBITES, BI B SC ALD A ad all t-T hndl j acka ; aud iua. FfFTT Ctn I BOTTLE. -!d hr all Dnmttta and li ai era. iucuoua itt 11 l&ncuafca. The Charlet A. VoQcler C. ta.TuKLaaaca) alrlaiM, B4, C.S.A. Do i you i suppose for a moment it would compensate us to make false statements to you and ruin our well-earned reputation ? . No, dear reader; what we say about DAY'S SOAP is the truth, and it is sus tained by the evidences of thousand of housewives f.om all over the country; besides which we stand treadyto endorse it all with ready cash. SOAP is ihe Original and only ratented. '- anaBV aaaa i avaiaaatjpaai aaaan aasaw an am. ( 'H'llI rlran the attuetV Skin and Clsthca. 1 Tt aTV X-tlJE. "Br Tit & ! .1 th Rik.uitk Kkl ..( riotkaa. .'IV il -TI V .1 I. VJ -Ual XI M -VS. I 1 tbe Hwhlalrt'oaia aad ClotAea. Ulll clean KTcrjbody'a Skin aad CloUwa. I Ia then not a -'0B rainy In tktaMtfMap tliat will clran thrakln aa wll aa th rlothra 1 thU Daf'i Soap will rarely I a a. It will fta na waf 1mJux ia fltnt fabrics, or ta. mi.i adlcKtc caaavlralona. I v " Uo Boda. no washing crvstals. no Ives are to be used, but simolvsuonlv vourself for thr sexttwash-day with a bar of DAY'S SOAP, then carefully read the directions and follow them to the'exact letter, and if you don't say pitch out that old wash-boiler, for I am a wiser woman, you jrill be the first person we have yet heard of h it has bven disappoint- d. JyIToW remember If you don't intend to follow the directions do not try the soap at all, for unless you do this you will be disappointed, and then you will scold us and yourself as welL ' The cost of one cake will convince you th.it it is the best and cheapest soap ever offered you, "while' the smiles that will encircle your brow will do justice to a golden sunset - Have you confidence in this newspaper? If so, do you suppose the owner would allow us to'swindle his readers by offering them tempting inducements? He uses it in his own home, and can tcertify to Its merits. Now you get a cake from your grocer in time for the next wash-day, and become t acquainted with its' intrinsic worth. , " Ask your grocer for it, and do not allow him to put you off with anything else for a substitute, for every dealer. can obtain it, and should he refuse yyu, send direct to . , . " DAY & FRICSC. Prop's of the Philadelphia Steam Soap Works, 1754-56-58-60-62 Howard Street, Philadelphia. Because its news col umns present all the latest news in an at tractive stvle. Home All your own fault if sick when you ran f"t r that never pal! 'i hop bitters with j:oix!. ' '- a I Old men totter r- . I rheumatism, kidDv ti1' weakness will be'tlm iifing hop biltH. V My wile ami ilanKtw. iieakhy by the u'of"; and I rcomiriFr.,1 ti 'i : Ark any prm! il,:tl" are not the hfisr f--.;t!.u'0?' ! earth. J ! Malarial ffVt-r.Arn . i.. will leave f v-ry "iwS as soon as hopbitUrs ar--'-"''' My ninthtr ilr.-v t'-'; :iinl iir'tiralaia nil oli ,": 1' witli lii-p l:-.t-rs. f..t iii-p iiiU'.-rs a;ij vf, j .-U KIH-SS. J I:e wiitt-r is r(L.!,r, land n. ore rtir-l.;;; r u ! witii hop bitttrs iu -Lir; I The vi-or of youth f, ! and intinn in hit l-i'vr Because it always cives all the local news without hunlenin its columns with unmoan imx and unintercstinir correspondence. Because it is always reliable politically, and says what it means and means what it savs. j A beautiful thin- ''' j;r('en when y.i!,:..' Mr. (;.. ! wi-nt duwn to the i-'-!!:ir ,i 'niL'bt itiid att nt .irh- !.:r.;',. 'n-xt day youi: Mr. (;-,. didn't war.t ary br.-.-kf 1 tllOU-ibt if Wl)l:i i ! ,,t " ' storf. lb- d i that wab-rim-i.i.n. ' i'.-.- r 1 ailiuiiii.-tr:itii)!i l'. r: v pj. ! Killer voiuis Mr. ;.. teonoiny was rt l , : ;,J4 j peace find comturt. ; Jllt Mi. 1( j At Ve?t Point. :.. w... j L'ro at tilri depdt w;:!. ;i i nnd battered m-.-e. a:, i j.v iijuind wbatliail li;ij.;.f;.t '" ell, sah, you urt.-r 'bout ten iiiiiiits jii, !" "Ver, Mib. vou orti r irn U'iiy?" 'Kase 1 cum ii'-1 ;.,.. do awiulest ti'lit yu !..: on. Vou set'. I'zi- , -, 4. Ion Abr'm Jones :;r Because its Court re ports are always full, fair and trustworthy. Because it is the me dium used by the peo ple of the county when they wish to let their neighbors know when they have a farm or anything else for sale. tinM.tliS, an' he ha- a'- :. down on iij I u t . I tlrttd to look liim up i-.it. "And you tuuu-1 L:n, ?" "Ves. sah, h wai r . by tie limeshed. 1 t-i! v tnisfhty clus shave ! Whv. . w;din a ha'r Ir . I: :i ui." t.-rriolt-t ti-ht tu li.. i, K,. ! ''How cl-'SH li.ii yi-: ' "Wiiy, s-!:. wi e-i't..' tli- lniiiit i-ie hit ii:h I tur.v,; ' :i!i" in- filiOW-d :ii" h-ilt'a i bis wind ?:in out ' U :iv. it iifil-l oi.i tne I'll a-;.niir 'till hifown muiliit r wniii-i': . 1 e-i dat she eier s t . vt b-i lo'!" Because all legal ad vertising appears in its columns, and people arc thus kept posted as to what transpires in the management of the af fairs of the Courts and County. l'.ilililiix tin- W r.mi; ij Many men U.iiiV io;i.-L who iit-vt-r uive a tij.i'.i.'i.t : -. iition ot their hair. -xc-;-' it ca.-uaily witn i.ru-ii or s-ubmit it t the tioiin ot tiie avcr.i" '.-.;r Iitij'lielid Why, tih.-: Fr :. It-et. mental anxi'ty. -r .: M.--ire of causes, the maturely gray ai..i 1 -.;..- oat. Parker's II. iir onco top the Litter -t"re tlie original e ! -r. A:. dressing, free t'ro::i -. r-;--. Because it has the best Washngton and Ha rri si u rg i co rres ) o n -dents attainable. Because it is active, acrressive, and always for the cause of its constituents. DisrorxM by l.iuliinin; llAZl.t'iox, July -1 T .- -storm of the sea.-iiii ;.;-.: tion last eveiiin.'. At .lei;.-"., h.iuse of Mrs. t.iirard w:.--:r: the woman rei.dere-l ii,-::-. . clothing beinir s-tr. j-pe ! :: -body. The Vorkto-vii l,r--;i-r ui.rmifed au-1 the tv -.'m: :. were thrown down tance. Happy im-i- .Mure St. Louis, Mo. A i iir r. porter was toiil by Mr. A. ' P.lpin. ot this eity, t i.:t 1..- -Iiad tiie iimst oh-tin. -li -i -.i--' " matory rheniiiati.-in wiii'ii uii kinds of treat:!:-! ' '' ' Cubr ' ii. the gri-.it . was ustd. It i-oii-i i. , and l.e reocmiimeiiii- it ' -est cure for pains in tie- : ; railroad' schedc: SOMERSET Si K''- n an-t alter M.i U. tr im-' .!! ran i If vou iiave friends who live outside the county, there is no more acceptable pres ent vou can send them than a copy of their county paper. If vou have a neigh borwho needs a paper recommend the herald. It your childrenwant a paper, subscribe for the HERALD. Subscription 82.00 per year. Address Somerset. Peim'a. i:th WAtti). 1 '.2 I I. V. P. M A . 'I J." . ii - .i a ir 8: w .i i i 4 14 A J4 4 V i 4 U 4 '.i 4-:;'t i r2 P. 3v3 ol.i 1 .V.Vl 0 Hi 44 T 1 in T rj 7 4j 1 T tV.V.aJ;!". .. KM..-. ..Y. . .MK-K sm:;: ...in m . ::.ma v-... ...rAII:HntK .. m ! rihM r ' lil.KM "T i r.n .'. .. KtL r li - K . "MKVKK-M'V K l.Ll!HiU K ' UI . . .'. i:i:t; r r . -. . k k . MtLrtU.!' . ... OKU.Ki: ... ...rutKih . HVl:l VI I . S ....BETHfcL... ... BmK... ISUMCtPK.. ..JoH!f'' I Trains ainrkeil iluiiy. otb-r tr cta Siin!aT. .sjial Sun. lay trains lfae S nrf y t"wn at T i.'i p. iu . ;irr;vli. t J .i n4' -' I li.e train' nt it all tatl .n" Hayts. Miurur- a-. Kiiiwru. ' M..i..'ar. l:--n.t. lu.l'-i i n--: ; kaul.n in l:u !. km rn !.'-: are Kl.iir Stall .ur I alt r-iiul ir T' " EAT1MGP.E L OHIO FXi P1TT5B: KilH IHVISloV On an.! sfirr l.ij 1. trin. .1 ATAD. r 5t a " . - r - ' ' M.ri".s. I ' I Y. M. A. X -: lit J . .J'lTTItt till vrl ftu r'NNM.I.- H-l-E-r::.i.-. l.'-.ij .. uiM l.l KM t. lion' l-'JT I I.nINA 12 At. Ill 10 1 4H ill ft .V . l'-t:... PINKKKrn..--Vi. .. rasKI MAX zx i ui n:a wia !' l-:-'j .... OAKRKIT I.. .. tl.K M .SAI.ISHt 'H In Mr. KKSIK J.I.... 1:11 ...kK Ti"l r 11 ...&ANU'A1CH..- 1: ! III.KNO'K I: ."..'FA HIHI'KK 1- j... HVM'V.lN ..... , b ..M'MHKKI." ' , '..MAiniNSHj I h. , HaKH:.;." fr. -j .. W ASH IMrTlOi . ; ...BALTlMoKt- , Tr iir. wi I n..f h-r. 1 im' M:ill Tral Wt will t"P a Cunn-llovli. Ui Una u3K--r uf ti l m. Thmuith Mail trains. I iry. t ijiitm tnl i:i la " T ox-vyt so ( ,t y Aiix.unn.Klatli.n -.o '" laily en-eiit San.lay. ' T.-kei oifl-a.-rnier Flub nm-ift, wi o-iw cwru.i Pittntiurah, J"a. vmo"! U M. fl.B.,iiW-. tius.m.ki;i.,"b- ,aj. V 1 i. u I. x Ol 1 I ) i '. 1
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