lATe t Cariou Phe.
Some time ago a gentleman trav
eling in Louisiana was overtaken by
a storm, and suddenly almost feiled
t the ground by a catfish that
struck him on the head, and in a
moment h was literally pelted with
the fishes, so that his horse ran
away and he was in great danger.
Feveral thousand of the fishes were
rained down inthii way, and it was
tinallv discovered that a whirlwind
v.aA frw.rHi them up, carried them
off, and hurled them again upon the
ground.
NO SAILS.
Japanese houses in the larger cit
ies, such as Tokio, Nagasaki, Ha
kraadi, etc, are of one general shape,
being two stories high, and put to
pether by a curious method of mor
tising, at which these people are
dept, not one nail being used
throughout the construction of the
building. All interiors are of the
hare grain of the wood and are kept
scrupulously clean by three and
eonietimes lour washings daily.
SAVES BY A IOG.
A fire occurred in a shop occupi
ed by a grocer named Perry, in Park
street west, Luton, a few nights ago.
The family were in bed, and were
awakened by a deg licking their
faces. Py that time the flames had
obtained a complete hold of the
lower part of the building, and the
smoke was so dense that the in
mates must have been suffocated in
a few minues. As it was they es
caped with difficulty, and the dog.
which was severely scorched, died in
a few minutes after being taken out
of the burning building.
THE TALLEST BIRD STORY.
The tallest bird known to ethnol
ogists was found by Professor Her
bert in the lower occene deposits
near Paris, France. It was over 12
feet in height, and could have bitten
a man's head off as easily as a wood
pecker can nip a cherry. The shell
of the epg of the Madagascar bird
will hold li-10 hen's eggs.
CHOPPED THEIR WAY OUT.
Some sportsmen from Concord.
N. II., encamped near Moosehead
Lake were caught in the recent tor
nado in Piscataquis county, Maine.
On the morning after the tornado
they started to getjout of what wa
a lore.-t when they went in. They
took only their guns and blankets.
On the first day they walked nine
and one-half hours and made only
two miles, and on the second day in
eleven and one-half hours they ad
vanced only four miles. They had
literally to chop their way out
Men whose fortunes were in the
woods loft them in a few hours
(hie man had a yoke of oxen and
five span of horses at a camp, ami
had to k'll them, as they could
be brought out and food could
be taken to them.
not
not
V A WHALE.
Among the fish stories told to
President Arthur last summer was
the following : "The harpooner
jammed in his iron, and the whale
sounded and came up three minutes
later just like a rocket, sfik:n' us in
bow and turnin' the boat over in
the air. We fell out, and when we
crawled in the boat and got clear
we saw the whale a rushin' off along
the surface with Pob Cairns.
a standin' on him, hcldin' on to the
harpoon. I reckon thev was goin' a
mile a minute, and it wasn't long
afore they was close onto the ship
Bob, declinin' further passage, lept
oil, and a boat put off and nicked
him up. He was nigh choaked with
11 vin spray, but outside o' that he
said it was all agreeable. The old
whale's back was covered with bar
nacles, and that's what made it easy
for him to stick on.
AN EVIL EVE.
An old darkey in Kaleidi went to
Dr. Black noil the other day and
complained against a young negro
out on the farm, who, he said had
bad an evil eye. As evidence of the
fact he saiil : "My cow died, my
mule wouldn't work, then went eff
in the pasture and died, my dog
wouldn't come to my whistle, and
finally ran away and has never
come back. My crops are of no ac
count ; corn won't ripen. A few
days ago my wife went int the yard,
when our old rooster jumjted on the
ash-hopper, flapped his wings three
times, tried to crow, couldn't, look
ed my wife square in the eye, went
right under the house and died in
five minutes. This was bad, but
worse things were to happen. Lust
Wednesday I found my spring liz
ard laid out on a rock by the spring,
dead and cut in two pieces.
TROUT FROM THE CLOUDS.
A Port Hope letter to the Toronto
d7orsays: When Harry Shepherd
opened his store it was raining
hard at the time some of the drops
that fell upon the side walk appear
ed to le pretty large. On exami
nation it proved that five speckled
trout between three and four inches
long had fallen from the clouds.
Mr. Shepherd picked them up and
placed them in a pail of water,
where the- swam around as lively
as if they had not taken such an
atrial flight. Captain Ilobbins se
eurred the finny strangers, and now
lias them in a glass vase for the in
rpection of the curious.
TRIAL BY TASTE.
At the Royal Courts of Justice re
cently a somewhat novel incident
occurred duriae the hearing of a
ca.-e !efore Justice Lopes and a spe
cial jury. The qualities of two
samples of coffee being disputed,
the Judge suggested that the best
way to decide the point would be to
have some of each sort made and
let the jury tase them. The re
Ireshment contractors, Messrs. Ber
tram and Roberta, accordingly fitted
up one of the consultation rooms of
the court as a temporary coffee
bouse, and at luncheon time the iu-
ry were therein regaled with cups of
laf . .
not conee orewea irora both nam
pies. The learned Judge also par
took of the coffee, which was sent to
bis lordship in bis private room.
Ixmdon JSVtfg.
THE FIRST MEERSCHAUM PIPE.
In 1723 there lived in Pesth, the
capitol of HungaryKarol Kowates,
a shoemaker, whose ingenuity in
cutting ana carving on wood, etc.,
brought him into contact with Count
Andraasy, with whom he became a
favorite. The Count on his return
lrom a mission to Turkey, brought
nun mm a piece ot whitish clav,
which bad been presented to him as
a curiosity, on account of its extra
ordinary light specific gravity. It
struck the shoemaker, that beine
porous, it must be well adapted for
pipes, es it would absorb the nico
tine. The experiment was tried,
and Karoi cut a pipe for himself
and one for the Count But in the
pursuit of his trade he could not
keep bis hands clean, and many a
piece of shoemaker's wax became
attached to the pipe. The clay,
however, instead of assuming a dir
ty appearance wbeo Karol wiped it
off. received wherever the wax bad
adhered to it a clear brown polish,
instead of the dull white it previ
ously had. Attributing this change I
in hi tint to its nroner source, ho
waxed the whole surface,
ishinff the nine again smoked
y tne pipe again sinoneu it,
noticed Phowe admirably .and i
and
beautifully it colored, .also how ,
much more sweetly the pipe smea
after being waxed.
The -Hoiulng" Faculty.
I must say that I much doubt
whether the faculty which enables
does and other animals to find their
way home is rightly called intelli- j
gence, although intelligence, no j
doubt, frequautly has some share i
in the result. Human beinrs are I
much more intelligent than dogs,
.
and yet how few of them, if placed I
unexpected in the same circumslan-;
ces as Door "Jacob" that is carried ;
off in the dark along streets ana
roads altogether unknown to them,
to a place miles away, where they
- . . . i
had never been before, and to the
position and bearings of which they
had not the very slightest clue how
few of them, I 6ay, would within a
reasonable time find their way back
again, at least if they trusted to their
intelligence alone, and did not ask
questions orconsult maps. Cats, on
the other hand, are rightly regarded
as less intelligent than dogs, and yet
they ejnoy the reputation of being
more bkiiltul in linding tneir nouie
again. A can, too, is commouiv mii-
jKised to be a typerauier 01 siupiuuy
than intelligence, and yet I know of
one instance which 6eems to show
that this "homing" faculty is, or may
be, at least as strong in a calf as in
the most intelligent of dogs. Some
fifteen years ago I was staying at a
friend's" house at Linton, a 6mall
market town about ten miles from
Cambridge. On the morning after
my arrival I perceived that some
thing unusual was going on out.-ide
the house, and on making inquiry I
was told that a calf six weeks old,
which had belonged to my friend,
but had been sold the previous af
ternoon and carried away in a cart
to a farmhouse some five miles dis
tant, had come back home to its
mother. Now, had the calf come
hack along the road by which the
cart had conveyed it to it new
home, much surprise would, no
doubt, have been telt at such a sig
nal instance of sagacity in so young ,
an animal ; still, there would not j
have been anything particularly ex
traordinaryy in the matter. But
the calf had not followed the road,
which was circuitaus, consequence
of the hilly charocter of the country.
A boy had seen it start off from the
farm, and had followed it the whole
of the way, vainly attempting to
catch it, and so the routs it had tak
en was known. It had gone at a
quick pace in the most direct line
possible from its new home t its
wld one, and in doing so it had climb
ed a hill and passed through a wood
which crowned the summit of that
hill. Here,surely. the faculty which
guided the calf was not intelligence
alone.
W hy Eve Didn't Need a Girl.
A lady writer in one of our ex
changes fi.rnishes some of the rea
sons why Eve did not keep a girl.
She says : There has been a great
deal said about the faults of women
and why they need so much waiting
on. Some one (a man of course,)
has the presumption to ask, "Why,
when Eve was manufactured out of
a spare rib, a servant was not made
as the same time to wait on her!"
She didn't need any. A bright
writer has said : Adam never came
whining to Eve with a ragged stock
ing to be darned, buttons to be sewed
on, gloves to be mended "right away
quick, now?'' He never read the
newspaper until the sun went down
behind the palm trees, and stretch
ing himself then yawn out,"Is supper
ready yet, my dear?" Not he. He
made the fire, and hung the keUle
over it hiiaselt, we'll venture, and
pulled the radishes, peeled the pota
toes, and did everything else he
ought to do. He milked the cows
and led the chickens and looked
after the pigs himself, and never
brought home half a dozen friends
for dinner when Eve hadn't any
fresh pomegranates. He never stay
ed out till eleven o'clock at night
and then scolded because Eve was
sitting up, and crying inside the
gates. He never loafed around cor
ner groceries while Eve was rocking
little Cain's cradle at home. He
never called Eve up from the cellar
to put away his slipper. Not he.
When he took them off he put
them uuder the ng tree beside his
Sundav boots. In short he did not
think she was especially created for
the purpose of waiting upon him,
and he wasn't under the impression
that it disgraced a man tolighten a
wife's cares a little. That's the rea
son Ive didn t need a hired gin,
and what is the reason her descend
ants did.
Ruritlary Kitties.
One night last week a burglary
was committed at the residence of
Mr. Leonard, corner of Emerald
avenue and thirty-fifth street, and
tho burglar stole one thing which no
police force in the world could re
cover. It was nothing less than a
kiss, and the sweet morstd came
near costing the thief his liberty
then and there. He entered the
house by forcing open a rear win
dow, and at once began a promenade
through the apartments in search of
valuables. In the bedroom where j
Mr. Leonard ami his wife were sleep- j
ing he got a gold watch and chain j
and some money without disturb
ing trie sleepers. T hen he went to
the sleeping apartment occupied by
the daughter of Mr. Leonard, a pret
ty blue-eyed maiden of about seven
teen summers. Here he obtained
some valuable articles of jewelry.
As he was about to leave the room
with his plunder, however, he turn
ed to look at the face of the fair ;
sleeper in the dim light of the low
gas jet, and the sight of the red lips
and rosy cheeks buried in the pillow
above the delicate lace of the nighi
role was too tempting to res'nt. He
stole softly up to the bed and plant
ed a strong Bridgeport kiss "on the
unsuspecting but inviting mouth
and then rushed from tho room.
The girl awoke with a start and ut
tered a south-side scream that arous
ed the other people in the house,
but the burglar escaped through the
open window just in time to avoid a
shot from Mr. Leonard's pistol. The
stolen kiss left behind it a faint odor
of alcohol, which, Miss Leonard
says was quite apparent to her when
she first aweke. Tribune.
The untidy, dirty appearance of a
grizzly leard should never be allow
ed. Buckingham's Dye for the
Whiskers will readily change their
color to a brown or black, at discre
tion, and thus keep up your repu
tation for neatness and good looks.
Heroic Patriots.
At the storming of Warsaw, the
principal battery was only defended
fiv inn h.itallions. but with 6uch
and ol- i braverv as history can hardly paral
:. W. Vhen it was evident that it
, ... ,.rot
ceuH no longe r ho d out se eral
p -'w.,
o,
General Sowinskin was truly heroic;
having lost one foot, he was, at bis
earnest request, seated on a chair,
and placed on the altar of the des-perately-defanded
church, where he
continued to give orders until the
last of his comrades was cut down,
when drawing forth two pistols, he
with one shot a Russian wh was
ruohimr upon him, and with the
. . j: tl t.'..l.
"V , V
nvn iKinrinn r t n ua u I 11 . i ur id'
area u.e outer nut, .... u
l-
"My Back is now Well.
This is what Mr. Clough, of Low
ell, Mass, was haj py to say after
his wii'e had given him a good rub
bing with Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
and administered a dose inwardly.
For four years he had been crippled
with rheumatism, and suffered ago
ny in bis back. After using Pain
Killler, he went to his business with
comfort, and as well as ever he
was.
Some Hints About Water.
No water that has stood in open
vessels or pails during the night
should be used for drinking or cook
ing. 15y expo.-ure to the air it has
lost its "ac-retum,'' and has absorbed
many of the dust germs floating in
the apartment. If convenience re
quires water to be kept in vessels
lor several hours, it should be cover
ed unless the vessels are tight. Fil
tering adds to the purity of water.
Drinking water should not be taken
from lakes or rivers on a low level.
Surface water, or water in lakes, and
rivers, which receive the surface
wash should be avoided as much as
possible. Do not drink much wa
ter at a time. More than two tum
blers lull should not be taken at a
meal. Do not drink between meals,
unless to quench thiM, as an excess
ol water weakens the kidneys. ii.x
i cessive potatiuns, whether of water
'or other fluids, relax the stomach,
i. ... . j . i
impair us secretions, ana parage
movements. By drinkins but
iiu a. a tjme ! injury is avoided
The Meadow" .f Maryland.
Si'iiiN'iKiKLP, Prince (Jeorge's Co.,
Md. : Mr. Charles G. Addition, of the
above place state : " I sprained my
right knee causing intense suffering,
and the use of crutches for several
weeks. I found no relief in other
remedies and finally tried the mira
cle of cures, St. Jacobs Oil. In a
t-liort time I could bend my knee
which had ben as stiff as au iron
rod laying aido my crutches and
was able to walk as well as ever."
A NVw Kailuay Signal Sys'cin.
A committee, of which James
McCrea, of the Panhandle route, is
chairman, have been preparing a
new system of signals, which will be
reported to the next railway conven
tion for adoption. Twenty-five of
the large roads of the country were
compared, and the simplest deduc
tion made, which is as follows : Go
ahead, a motion motion up and
down; stop, a motion crosswise with
the track; backup, a motion in a
vertical circle; train parted, a mo
tion in a verticle circle at arms
length across the track, given con
tinuouslv until answered bv the en
gineer. The committee will recom
mend the following bell cord signals :
One pull to start, train standing ; two
to stop, train running ; two to call in
flasiman, train standing; three to
stop at next station, train ruuniiij
three to back, train standing: four
to reduce speed, wtiile runnin
For whittle signals eleven are recom
mended. Ihee are the principal
ones : Long blast for approaching
stations, crossings and junctions;
short toot lor applying brakes, two
blasts lor ufl brakes, two toots as an
answer to any signal; three blasts
for train parted and three toots for
buck up. For torpedo signals they
recommend one torpedo for danger
and two lor caution, the latter so
that if one misses fire the other will
bring a train to a slop.
PKi:KXT I1IWKK.
Comfort is never in a hurry. Pain
and distress are in hot haste.
It is to the ''friend in need" the
friend who does something now
jthat the old ad ige pnys the compli-
. inent 1 being ."a friend indeed.
That they do not keep the sufferer
in suspense is the salient excellence
of Benson's Ca peine Porous Plasters.
I The plasters ol other days whether
; porous or otherwise saiu ait
: until to-morrow: He can promise
i nothing on thespurof the moment."
j hut nam unrelieved, like hope de
ferred, maketh the heart sick. B n
I son's plasters act on application.
They permeate, soothe, warm and
heal, containing, as thev do, chemi
cal and medicinal agents of the
; highest elliciencv. Their motto is
now. and the genuine have the word
iCapcinecut in the middle of each
! plaster. Price -5 cents. Seaburv &
Johnson, Cln-mists, New York.
Nov. 21
Want of Faith.
IfC. N. Rovd, the Druggist, does
not succeed it is not fur the want of
faith, lie has such faith in Dr. Bo
shikos Cough and Iung rvrup as a
remedy for Coughs. Colds, Com-ump
tion, and Lung affections, that he
will give a bottle free to each and
every one who is in need of a medi
cine of this kind.
A clear head is indicative of good
health and regular habits. When
the body feels heavy and languid,
and the mind works sluggishly,
A vers Cathartic Pills will wonder
fully assist to a recovery of physical
buoyancy and mental vigor. The
constipated should use them.
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
Relievo and rur
KHEIMATISM,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
UKjirnE,
HEADACHE, T0OTHACE2,
SORE THROAT.
tlCINSY. SWELLIXOS.
KrRAiax.
Sortnest, Cult. Bruise.
FROtsTIUTES,
Aiid llotrnr bodily acba
Mid p4U.
nrn cehts i bottil
sold tr ! I nnnM and
IVnU-j. jirpcutat in U
IMIIKUMJPH
The Ckartei . V Me tor C.
dMI t. A. TOOSLU 00-1
1 TROYAL tVURt J
9HSS!a
PEIUiEB
Absolutely Pure.
Thl powder never vrles. A marvel of tmrltv
strength b,d1 wbolesomeness. IVlore economical
than the ordinary kinds, anil cannot be MM in
eiuiietltion with the multitude of low tent, nhort
welicliu alum or inoinate (mwaert. ,oia own )
cam. H
tioVAL Bakim Powder Co, 10 Wall St.
n. y.
rr T"M
TH WOiiST
' TO-DAY IS
Rheumatism
r.ricunr.TisM in the back
C-jr?d by
FZRRY DAi JS C PAHS Z1LLZR.
m.'UTATtSM IS Th'E KNEES
Cured by
FZRr.Y DAVIS'S PAIN killer.
RHEUMATISM IU THE MUSCLES
Cured ty
PERRY DM'IS'S PAW KILLER.
RHEUMATISM OF L0.13 STANDING
CjrcJ by
PERRY DA WS PAIN KILLER.
BHEUMA TIC SUFFERERS, buy of
any Druggist '
Perry Davis s Pain Killer
A Marvelous Story
TOLD 13 TWO LETTERS.
" liVi..' .';!: My la'.h'.x resides at ilover,
VL He Iwvn a prcat sufferer from Scrof
ula, and the inclosed letter will tell you what
a marvelous euccl
Ayers Sarsaparilla
has bad in bis ea-e. I think bis blood must
have contained the humor for at least ten
years ; but it did not show, except In the form
of a scrofulous sore on the wrist, until about
five years azo. From a few spots which ap
peared at Uiut time, it gradually spread so as
to over hi entire body. I assure you be was
terribly afflicted, and au object of pity, when
be i a.-u.c your medicine. Now, there are
few men of his ape who enjoy as good health
as lie has. 1 could easily name fifty pcrsoui
Uo would testify to the facts in his case.
Yours truly, V. iL Philufs."
FROM THE FATHER:
a duty for me to state to yon the benefit I
have derived from the usu of
Ayer s Sarsaparilla.
Six months ajo 1 was completely covered with
a terrible humor and scrofulous sores. Tho
humor caused an incessant and Intolerable
itching, and the skin cracked so as to cause
the blood to flow in many places whenever
I moved. My sufferings were great, and my
life a burden. 1 commenced the use of the
Sarsaparilla in April last, and have used
it regularly since that time. My condition
began to improve at once. Tbe sores have
all bealed, and I feel perfectly well in every
respect being now able to do a good day's
ork, although 73 years of age. Many Inquire
what has wrongbt such a cure in my ease, and
I tell them, as I have here tried to tell yon,
Ayf.r's Sarsaparilla. Glover, YL,, Oct.
21, 1SE2. Yours gratefully,
Uibax Phillips."
Attr'i Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula
and all Scrofulous Complaints, Erysip
elas, Eczema, Ringworm, Blotches,
Sores, Bolls, Tnmors, and Ernptions of
the Skin. It clears the blood of all impu
rities, aids digestion, stimulates the action of
the bowels, and thus restores vitality and
strengthens the whole system.
rRCPARED BT
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; SI, six bottles for $&
1J
cue bwo irrea-
They Regulat9 the Circulation ol
SPrevent Cold FcefWJ
nr.a tr i.il :- arijii f rttiuiuipcrfertcimilaiK;
o:rs UHI.rM TIS.H of the feetsndall kindr
irm.:i!... niianhitriv tircvent '"ocons asd Coins.
lnt'i.t fi r l.i'V'tt art rtr-j thin. Hii'ic to Hi any
nho. fMH hv 1'rticirli'ts and shoe dealers or sent
b "iil pct-naid. Price oOrtn. per pair.
' WjLsO.NU. AIA'JNKTIC Al'l'MANCE CO.,
H Jiniadway, New York, Y.
oct.'4.
WISEI
pi are always en tne
lookout tor chaoces to n
crease thelrearnfiiirs, and n
tne become wealthy: thjee
woo aw Dui improve ineir oppttnuuuies remain In
poverty. We utlcr a nr.-al chance to make mon
ey. Me want many men, women, bovs and girls
to work for us rii;bi in their own loc.ilttes. Any
one can do the work properly from the first I'trt.
The business will par more titan ten tfmeson'
nary waxes. Expensive outat lurnished tree. I
one who engages tails to make money rapiaty
You can devote your whole time to tbe work, or
only your spare moments. Full Information an4
all that Is needed sent free. Address Stinron fc
Co.. Portland, Maine. dec-iWly
, "7 week made at I
U I'M dustrtous. Best but
ft X. '"" th ptt'dlc t)a
KJ I J ed. We will start '
home by the In-
burinesi now be-
apltal not need
you. Men. wo
rn en. ooys and irlrls wanted everywhere to work
for us. Now Ik the time. You can work In spare
time or irive your whole time to the business. Ne
otoer business will pay y., nearly as well. No
one can tail to make enormous pay tiy enitailos; at
once. Castly outfit and terms tree. Money mad
last, easily anc nonoraoty. Aa.ireas l act k Uo
Auitusta. Maine .
deeJu-lv
MOW.
A Bwtint- T.$ctiam ti (h mo prvffuMc, Wcmk It Is tk
at-ful. Our im 1? to prmrtaftnT Xrxim xfnr.w mm for tkm
ctmml reqnirnM-Btt of thiieo(aanril 'ladl'tdul .aMr.
koa. vfcrtia,. St:rts-,t ian turr at anr tiBt. For cum.
4W. mddrtm f. DL'FF SONS, riltstjurxlu iSu
OCtUL.
HEALTHCORSET
Increaaea In popularity
every day, aa ladle tnd it
tbe most
COB PORTABLE
FERTECT FITT1XC
corset ever worn. Mer
chant ay it five the brat
satisfaction of any corset
they ever sold. Warrsnt-d
satisfactory or money re
funded. For sale bv
PARKER PARKER.
M
rsic sraoLABs waited.
Havlnr riven O- aaaate elaaaM Im
Tllle and Kunhar. I will ctv lessons oa the piano
and oriiaa In Somerset aai vicinity Ue asuina
year, eomaivnelng uetobar lib.
ur ELLA. SOHEtX.
UPENfCOniFgP)
' 'Ill II S 3 1 -s I
I
NOTTICE
Is hereby riven that th nnderslmed ha
mad- ainllcatit to the Secretary of Internal A f.
fairs f a warrant for six acres ot partly improved
land situate In Jefferson Township. Somerset Un .
Pa- adjainlnr Uad ot David Shaalla, oa th
North, Abraham Morrison tbe South. Jaeoh
Kooeroa th EasLand William Mall, oa th
West. WESLEY D. HAstOLAT.
DOV14-5L
1884.
The best Christmas
present to give an ab
sent friend is a year's
subscription to
The Somerset Herald.
Making 52 visits a
year, it is a constant
reminder of the gener
ositv of the donor and
a source of pleasure
Because it is always
reliable politically, and
says 'what it means and
means what it says.
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 w hen
they wish to let their
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they have a farm or
anything else for sale.
Because all legal ad
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thus kept posted as to
what transpires in the
management of the af
fairs of the Courts and
County.
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aggressive, and always
for the cause of its
constituents.
Because it has the
best Washington and
Harrisburg corresp on
dents attainable.
Because it alwa37s
irives all the local new s
without burdening its
columns with unmean
ing and uninteresting
correspondence.
T . i , I
JULllUb(3 IIS llC". S LU11
umns present all the
latest news in an at
tractive style.
If you have friends
who live outside the
county, there is no
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ent you can send the m
than a copy of their
county paper.
If you have a
borwho needs a
neigh-j
paper
recommend tho her
ald.
It vour children want i
a paper, subscribe for
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STRAWBERRY CAKE.
Tn the volks of three eggs beaten add one rap
white sugar, one-half cup butter, one-half cup
twtet milk, two cups flour having In it one meas
ure Hab.xkr" Baking Pi.wder, the whites of
tares esgaoeaten stiff; hake In jelly-cake pans;
when cold, and just before eating, place in layers,
covwrinK each one with strawberries which have
previously been I ngared.
Strawberry Short Cake.
Take one pound ot flour, mix well through It
one and a half measures "Bahskr " Baking
Powder ; add two teaspooaful salt ; then rub In
one-half pound shnrfning ; add with a spoon one
balf pint sweet milk : bake in jilly-oako pans ;
when eold, and lust befare eating, place i layers,
revering each ne with strawberries whscn have
prevloeslv been sugared. Jul Is.
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.Household Medicine.
WOOD'S HOUSEHOLD PRACTICE OF MEVI
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Agents Wanted at every Postoftlce.
Circulars describing fully all Tribcww premt-
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stal-
not, er draft on New iork.
lf by poi
istal-i
not.
pleas write on It : " For U Niw
ouk Tat-
busk. Aoureas simptv
Tmi TaiwmE, New-York.
iPserjyEADSSi venniisp,
f ' x renr: rzz: rcr.
' : the
'lamaa r. V- TMc Tc. ' A 'I re-r.r - i
You will save money,
your friends will save
money, everyone saves
money that buy their
Druirs ot
C. N. BOYD.
lie has the finest stock in
the county, and keeps the best
of everything in his line. Goods
always fresh and nice. No old
drugs dispensed. Private for
mulas, family receipts, and phy
sicians prescriptions a spe
cialty. All the reliable patent medi
cines can be had at my store.
Anv not in stock will be or
dered when desired. I also
carry a large stock of
LEGAL BLANKS,
STATIONERY,
DEEDS, BONDS,
MORTGAGES
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES,
Photograph and Autograph Albums.
School 8upplies,
"We want your trade,
and will endeavor to
irive von irood roods
at fair prices. My stock
is not surpassed by
any in the county, and
you will be welcome,
whether vou wish to
buy or not.
a .Y. BQYP,
MAMMOTH JiLOCK.
SOMERSET PA.
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PATENTS
ontained. and all business In the V. S. Hstent
Ortt.-e, or In the Courts attended to for MODERATE
FEES.
We are opposite the TV S. Patent O'flce, en-a-t-ned
In PATENT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, and
crd ohtatn pa'put iu leas lime Ibau tnoae remote
from WASHINGTON.
w hen m.Kiei or urawtns; is seni we auvise as in i Iu TWr t(1 Kiv8 Hte, Kerpe n,, I)eaers a
Su rS'cVtiT riiSr noririi tciTt' m" N0 XTwi I'I-r "nit r never be.,re ort.re.1. Will cno
CHARGE UNLtaa WtOHIAlNr'AltNl, tr,lct r,,r ,he manuracture of whukr In int ijuan-
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the Supt. of 1 tity, from 5 to 5o barrels, KivinK them the rivi
the Money .irtler Division, and to officials of the : We l letting- it lie in tton l for three yers,
V. S. Patent Office, t'or circular, advice, terms, charirtnir hut a small sum for sforaa-e.
and reference to actual clients in your own State;
i or county, address
C. A. SNOW A CO..
Opstte Pteatent Offlee
Washlnirtun, l. O.
NEW GOOD!
For the Fall ail filter Me
!
sTOW lis STORE !
Cashmeres. Silk Finished Suitings. Velvets
Fancy Ires tJoOfis Prints. Oingb im. Chev
iots. Cotton. Plaids. Fl.mneis I.inseys,
Canton Flannels, Jeana, S:ittinets,
Caairoeres. Cor.luroys. Hosiery,
Gloys. Underwear. Yarns,
Notions, Fancy floods,
Neck-Wear.
A Full Line of Choice Croceries,
'Pnlvlffl nrifl (1,frnrc
XOUiiLtU ilIlU VIcH S,
HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE,
ROOT d-.SllOE 7.V GREAT VARIETY
PIA.TS and CiPS.
A large and varied assortment,
CLOTHING
Nails, Glass, Stove Pipe,
Tinware, Oils, Paints,
Drugs, Dyes, Salt,
Flour, Meal ami Chop.
It will be oar aim to keep In stock everything
usually kept In a well regulated general store, all
of which will oe sold at rock bt.itnra prices. All
kinds of produce taken in eichange for goods, at
.ln? 'm
of , . fcaT, snce haTe e .lnlI1,BPei, , "
ness, and reapectlully solicit a continuance ol th
sant. To those who bave not as yet dealt with
s, we kindly ask to give us a trial an.l be eon-
vinred.
Short profits and quick returns, is our motto.
11. VI. V. 1H'.BILU k
vasTiLLaL.a. Pa.. Oet.lo. tssft.
A
DMINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Hiram J- Miller, late of Falls City I
Nebraska. .
f.rtre of attmfnlstrKtltrtt i.n . Kn v . i
! havlncbeen giante.1 to th undersigned by the I
I - . . i. v ' . J '
ptufv:i vsiirquj, B.ft.ew 10 um.y given to all '
persons indebted to said estate to make tmmedi-
ate payment and those having claims or demands
will please present them duly authenticated for1
settlement on Saturday. December Issa. at th
residence of Joslah lejyts. in U 'lemahouing two
JOHN J MIl.LtK V' j
BOTU Adtuiiii.trator
NANCT W EAT El '
Administratrix. ;
T? LECTION NOTICE. ' pTTllrH vntM-rireul"
i . pnee list or live carp a. nt free. Carp sent to all
"Tnem will be an election hel.td In Berlin on '?"' he Mfi';'lm-S1 6" arol flTI'Dwei',n
the .h da, of lumber. 13. by theVr. 'p'l'ng weSbe"; iT2ndth' M
ziiX.Tal'yi" fWys jwafts tr-arrreTe
By .TOer ot the Board. nova
D..Bca. PHILIP HAY.
MARTIN SCHsEFER,
Tl . . 7. 7) , .7 -
13 OO It X I II U V l '9
lEEt Street. Opccsits St. Wi SScol
Johnstown
IPa.
ALL KINDS OP
Books Neatly Bound;irtr.A
AT LOWEST KATES.
Old Books Re-Bound.
MUSIC BOOKS A SPECIALTY.
.. i
Frtl drslrinir rn?oh(i thiumt can oM'i pnr
ty ilmpplnn rce cant. ArmnitemtntP hv. ren
miule wherehy ezirc one w will br paitl un
mil Urxs oniera. All nc.tel lDtormaUon cn o
obtained at Jvjinersct Hkbald utlice.
(Continual ram :nt rU.)
How Watch Cases are Made.
A j.l:ite of m.:: i;oin 11-10 karjts
fi... U ,,! h si.le of a plait? of
1:
iijm Mtiuii na-tal, ait.l tlie
tnl t iiKil torn
ll.ivu rir.'
r i lit
th
ii ! l i'.wixn p 'ii-!ie-l
Fro;;i f'-tc lite v:iri.::s
ictrts if t!i! i'a'
. ( vntor. K'Ze!.-,ft
arc ctit an.l sl.ui'c:! ly Ui nntl f.rn:rrs.
Theg..Ul is t!,i. ".: t;iu-h t asltnit of : 1
kin.is of i!::i.-iiu', enrravia.:, a.fl .'
turning. Th.r iDi:i;iti-!i r..c!:il ivts il
n UhI c'rri,. t'h ttiihu ! Zi'.-i ..M'f lV
tlic vritlai piit.ranti-e I V.w ii.aitui-ict
n-.trrnuting ca. h ac t v. i-:.r tt4v::.y ,
ti.-t it .oriuiiits ..',' the iroIJ
,r.r-t
i.;: : J
t!.:.t
can ii.m.4:iy lo nccicl. This :.-i;ar.uil4
is pivcti l'rottt iirtutd rW.. .t-Jt -f
thoccx-esliavt l.i . nw. rn pot :V. tiy s::..i. tit
.vv:irs..f t'.-o v.-it!i...t t"-:r:i:; t.in
the pul l. Iiri.r,-
T have nel 'i.crf yoi.r J::-:
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ami kui " f lt
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5
mt
.orated llr.-ct ly n JImIsi I.lre Pitta.
Dir. B- Jk O. R R . Idas NarlDi
Extra Vont at Iray lag.
PURE RIE COPPER-DISTILLED
WHISKY.
l
Sitnati'i! tm sittiitnit of Allivhonies, uses
ttie water front mM moiiiitatti sjiritiir.
This wlii.k v i. itiiiile by the ! ti t!e-i tst i 1
prtH Ps iin.l jimiranteetl perfei'tl y pure att'l
full priMif.
ORDERS FILLED SM DAY A3 RECEIVED.
Special.
v-tmh:md 3U barrels of Whisky retailing at
4J iter irillon.
I XVri'e for lull particulars in regard to large
' quantities t'
Sand P.t.-h. Pa. S. P. SWEITZER, Supt.
AUg. .V.
Wood Purl
tierthis medicln
is highly recom
mended for all
manner of chronic
or o 1 d standing j
compl.iints. fc.rui-
tl .HS of the skin.
sucn as fimpiea.
Blotches and
K ashes. King
Vortns, Tatter,
-shI Ktieum, Scahl
lead, Scrotula or
King's tvil,
the jtnit ism.
" v . .
C -aln is the Bones,
. "i Side and Hend,
OR
and all diseases
arising froi.: im
purity of the
olood. With this
rare medicine in
your house j ou
ean do without Salts, Castor Oil, Citrate of Mag-
i nvsia. Senna or Manna, and anon the whole ot
I them, and what is better, it may be taken with
, aalety and com tort by the most delicate woman.
. as well a by tbe robust man It Is very pleasant
' lorn t.iste. ineretnre easily a.lministert-tl to eliil
! dren It Is the only vegetable remedy existing
which will answer ia place ot calomel, regulating
I the action ot the liver without making V"U a Hie
I long victim to the use of mercury or blue pills
i It will "pen the bowels in a proper and wholesome
! manner.
Tnere is nothing like Fahrney's Wood Clean
. er tor the cure or all disorder of th Stoiaat-b,
Liver. Bowels, Ki lneysand Bladder; for nervous
I diseases. Headache, Costivenes. Indigestion,
Billons Fever, and all derangements of the in
' tetnal vicera. As a female regulator It has no
j equal in the world.
I "An ounce of prevention ia worth more than
1 pound of cure." The Paiacba will not only cure
I obi standing ami mall nam complaints, but Iron
of the best preventatives of socb ofsorders ever
offered to the world. You can avoid si-vere at
tacks of aco-e diseases, such as Cholera. Small
pi. Typhoid. Bilious, Spotted and Intermittent
Fevers, by keeping your blood purl tied The
different degrees of all such diseases depend al
together upon the condition of tbe blood.
Ha sure to ask for Fahrmky'r Blhod Cleas-
ok Pa area, as there are several other prep
aratlons in the market, the name of which are
somewhat similar.
Dr. Geo. G. Shively & Co.,
Successors to Fahrney j Bros. Co.,
I
MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS
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'
WiTsnntiso, Pa
vjEUMAX carp.
A new book of 140 page of instructions etc on
culture and habits of this w.derful fo.nl A
i ne experience ol one who ha spent 'a years a a
Kh" rL',nn;ll. '-
ta , i",la,artot-K Ainuk tuT tno P"tll man
hLt -"glish. No peri having spring
this work. Send one .toll.,, .h. w ,
, three toThri. a?i I r '.""L '
tt tl,!?. tr"
'1.2 s iSBii
S""? ? i : - -
c-1. - z jkzi.T
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"X c - r- " . . . M
;rlU5 S "3 ' -""3 -J U
c EC C - z,Z V,z
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SMI
Distillery
.-t--i . 4
15a
3
AVh"' K,ru!M
" It will iseon be re., '
i war closed." .Bctl
i Under the hot sun of An,
me village of Dover v V
I 4t. .. I : ' -v
IK
: as the gphynx in EaVtV w "
!jah Sharp, of that Puie' I
1 softly sooke of th ,.. ' 'J'Ji.
' -aid. " I was in the m ;
many of the sight ofthW?
vo'jra 1 n- . c .,
;' "as unaiiv
f.ir A-),;)u , J
-.-Ui.a;, result: fr0mL
stroll I fom- W S .""HI Sis
! health and spirits; sorrfv:
i I lived only in memory !
j "That sad eno"u'sh- i
, dividing niy last two ci.jni '
" harp; L"buteot W v
it? Not exactly. h,n
to improve right awav. I
iomsiMti at it. nnil . . . H
- n,.:
I pUeti Oil the tit-!-!! ai it c
r , . i .. . . i . y.i
anvthinir.
'".'ul1"?. -''J 'iiti;ii,,n
; I could attend tj tujit e, l,":'
I exct-pting that I have u
I about expwiria myst i!" to lh" f
.un I am a well us i tv' "
, 1 enlisted. What (lifTer.nc-M?
'are in things jiur.s at.d .VT
kill ; Parker's Ionic ;t.:' " '
i Tit is preparation, which h'
j known as Parker's (..in.f -r.
i will hereafter be calleti ?:a.p;t
I ker's Tonic. As unprir.c,,y (''
iers are constantly dt. --ivii; 'I'
customers by suUtitutii.jr
'articles untler the r.an:e 7t r
i and as pinker is really ;.n uL;t?
jant ingredient, we drop then.;!1..
I ing w ord.
I There is no chanpe, htiw.
j the preparation itselt, and a!,
! remainin; in the hand. of ,'
: wrapped under the name of f..'
j Ginger Tonic, contain the i-'
medicine if the fac similie ":;-'.' "
i of lliscock it Co., is at the t-
! e .i. . -
oi iue ouisiue r:it'ier.
Kvery man has a right todno;
ion of his own if lie get a lawv?:'.'
pays for it.
Knew what tie Wanted.
j "I've girtn the boy the
medicine," exclaimed a dri;.-.
; seizin;! his hat ami ru.hin fnm,
! stare. The boy had reached
i ty the time the druist over"
j him.
"ir-ay," exclaimed the ilru::;;;
Ian ohi negro approached, I'vcj-.
'your boy the wroiij; iiteilirir.e."
I " hat tul vou jru. J:im.
I "I g-ive hirn morphine. Yo--
for tjiniiine."
"l)at's all riht. De udilr.L-
seut for morphine, and ye s.;
; nine, an' dis time when I
morpine, to ke-p down any tr.
'takes, I sent for fp-iminp, krr,T
iyer wouldn't peml wh.it th" h
.axed for; go hmne an' Ml r-.
i pizen."
Never give a promise that y a
not intend to fulfill.
A Voice From t lie 1'rr
1 take this oppf j-tuni'y to t--!
testimony to the ellicacy of v .
"Hop Hitters." Expeetii:;: t 'ii
jtliein nauseous aiid cmi, pi ;
bad whikey, we were :i're;ii !v -i
prisetl at their mild taste. iij
! a cup of tea. A Mr. Or"-!
;a Mrs. t.'onnor, itiemls. ha v-i;k -j
tried, and pronounce tliem the
i medicine they have ever tak-r. r:,r
j building up strer-uth at..l t-'t.ir; . ,
jthe iystein. 1 was troubled withe-r
, tivenesc, headache and want i a;
j petite. My ailments are r-w a!
fione. I have a yearly ontrntwit:
I the doctor to look after the health?
jnivself and famiiv, but I ni
him not now. S. GlI.LIi.AND
July 2-3, 1878. Peniit. Ahw.
rittsburg, Fa.
Pride often miscalculates, ar.c
more often niipconceives.
Messrs. Uiscox & Co. cull
attention to the fact that after A; rJ
1G, the nameantl style of this
fireparation will hereafter berkpij
Parker's Tonic. The won! "(iii.r
is droypel, for the rea-on th:ii ur.
principletl dealers are constai.:!;'
ceiving their patrons ly u t titi:t: v.
inferior preparations under the 1,1:1
oftiinger; antl as pinirer i an un
important tiavorinjr inL'redi.t
our Tonic, we are sure ti.a'
friends will agree with 11 a to
propriety of the chan.e. TI.ere :.
he no chanze, however, in t!;e
aration itself; ami all r.U '
inaininfr in the hand ff
wrapped under the name of "V.v-i
er's tii.VfiKR Toxrc," contain the:
uine nieflicine if the sunat'.sf 1
Hiscox it Co. :s at the bottom of::.'
I outside wraiDer.
A handful of hay in a pail of
ter neutralize? the smell ot paiiiw
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