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A Chapter ant Hnrweita.
The hornet U an interefting ttudy
fier he ii dead. I, for one want
no intercourse with the swift soar
ing w&rbier. comtoouly called tbe
hornet, until I am convinced tha t
he is thorouehly deceased.
I can recall the time when a wan
ly of hornet forced themseiTea into
my society without waiting for an
introduction, and I do not want it to
occur again. The details of the af
fair are quite indelibly fixed n my
memory's archives. I shall never
forget how it feels to be pierced to
the heart bv the red-hot dagger of
the baldheaded hornet until memo
ry's page is obliterated, and the con
gregation has passed around my de
funct remains, and rendered an hon
est decision as to bow I look in com
plete repose.
I was but a fad-eyed, thoughtful
bov, with flaxen hair, and a tired
cast of countenance, and I ordinan
lv moved with considerable deliber
ation, because deliberation seemed
to agree with me. When I was sent
to fetch anything I sort of meander
ed, and if I met anything by the
way that was alive, I would top
and throw a stone at it That is the
manner in which my young genius
Ludiled, and drove the person who
would send me on errands to exas
peration and profanity.
One beautiful summer's day, when
the reapers were in the field and the
poMen grain was falling before the
Hashing ecythes, and the cat-bird
was warbling merrily in the hedges,
and I, rating, oh, bo rostfully, un
der the tree that bore the early har
vest apples, a summons came from
the commander-in-chief of the de
partment that lriendless boy bearing
mv name should go down through
the orchard to the bubbling spring
t the foot of the hill and fetch the
liHrvmters a brimming bucket of
water. I had not meandered far
when I saw a beautiful hornets' nest
upon a low limb which hung almost
directly over my path. It challeng
ed mv'adtniration, for it was as big
as a peach basket, and as symmetri
cal as an old-fashioned jug.
I was not in much of a hurry, so
I set the bucket down and put my
hands iu my pockets, aud made a
careful and critical observation. At
the time there was a strong love of
natural history in my ardent nature
and when I saw something that I
did not fully understand, I was
prone to investigate. Now that I
am much older, I am not much that
way.
1 noticed that there was. an old
hornet sitting at the main door, and
be wt not asieep. He had block
eves and a yellow mustache, and be
looked mad. He was the grand out
er cuard. the exterior muc-a-ruuc
protein., or something of that sort 1
suppose,
i Had never before seen a hornet
with such an impudent countenance
and I thought 1 would just pick up
a stone and hit him between the
eyes, and then run before his friends
and fellow-citizens lound out the
cause of the trouble. I was au im
pulsive boy at times, and did not al
ways Ftop to reason a thing out be-
lore I did it Usually I caught the
conclusion suddenly bv the slack of
the trousers, and then, if I found it
was not the conclusion I wanted I
just let it. go.
There was a nice smooth stone
lying at my feet. I picked it up.
and with all the vigor of youth and
an impulsive arm 1 threw it straight
at the old baldheaded door-keeper.
1 do not think that I hit him. It
is my impression that he saw me
stoop down for the stone and imme
diately whistled for four millions of
bis relations, who were hiding a
family reunion or ratification meet'
ing, or burbar, or something inside
the nest, to come out and help me
go away from there.
All that I distinctly remember
about the occurrence is that some
thing stabbed me in about nine bun
dred places at one end and at the
same time, and that I left the scene
with considerable impetuosity. I
longed for some solitude in the midst
of which I could collect my scatter
ed thoughts, and I went in search
of solitude. But every hornet in the
congregation seemed delerinined to
go with me to the end. I haci never
before had anything so much at
tached to me. The warm desire of
those hornets to remain in my socie
ty for an indtliuite period was af
fecting to my youthful and tender
mind.
I went through the harvest field
fo fast that the harvesters got only a
glimpse of my yellow hair as it dash
ed through space like a frolicksome
meteor on its mad career. When
they learned who it was that was go-
ir.g so rapidly, they could hardly
believe tbat their eves were not de
ceiving them. They had never seen
me in a hurry before, and naturally
they were surprised. They had no
ticed that when I came "from -the
spring I usually "meandered, but on
lids occasion I turned aside for no
obstacle. I lowered mv record far
beyond the expectation of my most
ruiigniue friends, and as the last and
bit winded hornet relucUutly gave
up the chase and turned back to re
port, I fell over the fence surround
ing the orchard, and the thought
came into my mind that it was very,
vcrv hard to die so young aud fair.
when the world wan so luieht and :
full cf promise, and the early apples
were just getting ripe.
A traveling phrenologist who came
along that way next day was deeply
interested in me. He made a sur-1
vey of my bumps, and declared that
l bad the most remarkable head
mat naa ever come under its notice.
My love of home bump and my lan
guage bump, which were about the
tsiie of goose eggs, particularly sur
prised him. Tuen there were man v :
that were not laid down in the I
books, and which he could not place '
wnuouv some research, lie had
never eeea o mnv bumps by half
on any boy'a head as I bud, and he
emphatically declared tbat 1 would
grow up to be either a kleptomaniac
r a great moral reformer. He Mt
tbat be would like to say definitely
which I would be, so that my friends
could feel easy one way or the other
he concluded, but there was each a
confuoioD of bumpg that he wa non
plused, and time, the f;reat reve&ler,
would have to aettle the matter.
Since that day I have seen the
cornet in his native lair a number
of times, and hav? invariably let him
Alone. He is Dot the sort of warm
personal friend i like, and I there
fore avoid him. If I crowd him,
And he will just throw out a gentle
hiut that he wants more room, he
can have all he wants.
The English language consist! of
.ttoai ,utAi words, yet when a man
s putting on tight boot or waiting
for his wife to tlress for church he
nearly always invents few extra
words to ei press his feelings.
Remember the poor on Christ-mas.
They Had (Madied
Haoaaa Nature, i
Some weks ago a widow moved I
into
Detro t from a town iu we
vm! prn rart
nf the Mate. tce:w
K.uht witu Ler a buJidog, wmcu
showed game io every movement,
and it was not long before every
butcher and eport m the neignoc-r-
hood wanted to buy that dog. i ne
niHn wouldn't sell at any price.
The next thing to buying the dog
- to pet UDafJgbt between mm
and another canine of bloodthirsty
appearance, but the widow wouldn't
bear to this. . . ,
M I want vou to underetand, sne
indignantly replied, 44 that 1 am a
respectable woman, and give no en
couragement to such things."
Still, there were one or iwo ujcu
mrhn rii.l not desDair. They began
to conspire, and as a result they let
a fighting dog into a barn near the
widow's house the other day, and
one of them paid a call at the house
and said :
In course, we knows how you
feels about this dog-fighting, we
feels the same, but there's a woman
across the alley who ownB a dog
which she brags on.
" She can t be no lady, was iue
retort
" Kxactlv. ma am. or Ehe would
not speak of you as she does."
' tepeas oi mc : w dj,l uoh i iuu
her!"
iu course vou doa v, and l
should hate to tell you what she says
of you. ."
"But you must; nenea uniting
about me, I want to know what ehe
says :
But, ma am, you U excuse me,
you know."
No, 1 won t.
What doea she
say?"
eii, tliec, begging your par
don, ehe mates fuu ol your red
hair.
"She does?''
" And she ridicules the way you
dress."
' The vixen !"
" And ehe says ehe never saw such
ieet on a woman."
I'll sue her for slander ; I'll see
a lawyer at once!" exclaimed the
woman.
" We've got her dog in the barn,
ma'am. It's a dog stie brags on ;
ste was a-saying yesterday that if
her dog could only get at your dog
once, there "
" But he can ! You go into the
back yard and untie Bravo aud take
him over there. If he can't whip
any such woman's dog. I'll disown
him !"
"Exactly, m:i'ani, and you can
trust me to see fair play. The srro
gai.t head of such aslanderful, Itois
terous woman should be humbled,
you know, and it's you who are able
to do it
Tl. .. A vwr.in rlrAn r ft.A tiUm
and he did not disappoint his back- j that whenever she wished her er
ers. After a fight of fifteen minutes i wots to do anything she stopped to
he was declared victor, and as the I the .kitchen door and gave her oner
referee gave his decision the wid
ow's voice was heard, saying :
'Good! That pays her lor abus
ing my hair ! I'll fix her on the big
feet befors the week is out !''
She had been watching the fight
through ihe cracks of the barn. De
troit J-'ne Press.
Out UiMir hife lor Voim-n.
The redemption of women's health
I am more and more convinced, de
pends on their taking to out-door
life and activities. Heading high
class memoirs which are in every
one's hands nowadays, of the Car
lyles, the Sterlings, and F D. Mau
rice, one is distressed to hear the
continual etory of weak health, and
women, who, brought to face the re
alities and efiorls of life, immediate
ly droop, languish, and are a long
time dying. If they have a house
to keep, and a share of the actual
work, like Mrs. Carlyle, at Craigen
puttock, and Chel.-ea, they sicken
mysteriously, and their life is a time
of wrestling with household affairs,
alternating with refuge on the sofa,
or months in the doctor's hands, in
that wretched, unimprovable state
which justifies the sight of a much
tried husband who "wisheJ his wife
would get better or something I"
Have I not, through the ignorance
of my day and generation, wasted
life enough in attacks of the familiar
household demon, nervous prostra
tion, which only vanishes on turn
ing the patient out of doors. Twice
and again, friends have looked pity
ingly on me a good as gone, but
taken out of doors ten hours a day,
as good for nothing else, sun and
wind wrought their spell of healii.g
and health came attain. Hence-
forth no more in-door life than must
be for me. and I would urge other
women to lashion their lives so as to
spend them more in the open air.:
Vict' Maijazine.
Rare Old Helled.
Laura Wilson, of Clover Hill, is
now in possession of a few pieces of
old Ctiina ware, a tea pot, cream
pitcher and su.ir howl, which were
j btqueathed to tier by her lamented
i Aunt Margaret a few days before she
died. W.iat is notable about th'se
relics h that the Wilsons of tc-ly
can trace (bar lineage back t Jlrv
olulioriary War tians, and mingle it
with that of James Wilson, one uf
the imiuurtal fil'u-six who signed hi.s
j name to ti e Declaration of Imle-
ji.ender.ee. And so this ware bus j
been handed down the generations. ;
There is no doubt but th U it rattled
in the cupboard shelves of James j
j Wilson, during the heavy canouad- j
ling at tiie buttles of Gi imantown, '
Brandy wine and Valley Forge. An-j
other thing remarkable is, that long !
before the wagons croseed the m .un-1
tains, thtse relics were c irried from
the orient up the rued stee ps of i
This olden ware is almost as trans-
parent as crystal, and wa made at
ilonii Koncr, China, under the old
process, when it tonk seve-:tv years
to complete it, ilimomjalula City
llei'ublican.
lr. Bueanko.
This name is so fimiliar with the
people throughout the United States
that it is hardly necessary to state
that he is the originator of the great
Dr. Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup
the favorite tetnedy,wherever known
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption and
all affections of the Throat And
Lungs. Price 50 cents and 451.00.
Sold by C N. Boyd, Druggist.Som
erset, Pa.
"Words fail to express mr grati
tude," says Mr. Selby Carter, of!
Nashville, Tenu.. "for the benefits !
derived from Aver'e Sarsaparilla.
Having been afflicted all my life
with scrofula, my system seemed
saturated with it. It came out in
blotches all orer my body." Mr.
Carter- elates that he vas "entirely
cured by Avers Sarsapariil. and
since discontinuing iu use, eight
months ago, has had no return of
the scrofulous symptoms.
I
tJjJ
umnu i(.iu.iuR,.,. .
itY f """"u'i "c "w
generally understood. A good many
people who exact plenty of hard
work from their horeea will, never
theless, begrudge them careful
grooming, apparently regarding that
as a luxury merely, that can be
spared just as well as extra fine
clothes. This is a great mistake.
Grooming does not necessarily mean
plaiting the mana and shining up
the hoofs ; it means keeping the an
imal's hair and coat clean and well
brushed. Good grooming will not
onlv add to the animal's comfort
but to iU healthfulness. It is 89 es
sential in this respect as cleanliness
and care for children. Moreover, it
tends to render the horse docile and
to inspire in him affection for his
master. Gentle handling is a great
factor in securing a horse's good will,
and nothing will enable a man to
get the best work from bis horse
more than the animal's good will ;
trim that ha anything to do witu
horses needs to be reminded of how !
miifh greater efforts will bt put
lorin Dy a gOOU UUICC III irejiioo
hi3 beloved master's friendly voice,
than in response to an angry tone
or to the crack of the whip?
Perhaps we haye here one cf the
csuses of the frequent complaint,
that it is hard to ilnd a man who
can take care of a horse. The ability
to care for horses as they should be
cared for is much more rare than
than the ability to be a good brick
layer or carpenter, or to do any
other purely mechanical work. To
succeed with horses a man must he
very watchful of them ; he must get
to know them and love them. Their
health and comfort must be his con
stant care, and grooming must he a
labor of love and not a tiresome
duty. Especially do hoists i;eed
care after a spell of hard work, aud
every humane master will at such a
lime wipe them dry of prespirntion,
taking oirthe harness, if possible to
do so, even if he has to put it on
again immediately. Let the legs,
from the knees and hocks down, be
well hand-rubbed, and if fevered
from overdriving, they should be
bandaged in wet cloths, to take
away the heat Attention to the.e
little matters will not only stimulate
the horse's affection and gratitude,
but will preserve him in good health
and prolong his years of useful
ness. Thought fulliCMi.
Dr. Bjvnton tells us a storv of
the gifted but extremely modest au-
! tiioress, Mrs. Eva katherine Clap p.
Mrs. Clapp hi'd recently gone to
housekeeping, and a lady friend
who was dining with her noticed
in the form of a flattering request.
"You ought to have a call bell,"
said the friend.
"What for ? asked Mrs. Clapp, i n
nocently.
Why, for your servants.of course."
"I will get one," said the author
ess quietly.
The text day she came home
with a handsome silver bell, and
taking it into the kitchen, handed it
to the domestic, saving :
"Annie, when you want to fee me
for anything just ring this bell
A Cloud of Witnesses.
In many instances the opium eat
ing habit has been contracted
through the use of narcotics, pre
scribed by physicians during sick
ness. Many remedies which claim
to cure coughs contain ruorptiia or
opium, and it can easily be under
stood what a bad effect they must
have on children. The new reme
dy, Rfd tar Cough Cure, is entire
ly free from these dangerous ingredi
ents, and the mass of testimony
which has already been collected in
its tavor from all parts of the coun
try is proof of its wonderful purity
and eflicacy.
Fatal KlKht lktwceu Tiger.
At Womhwell and B -stock's Men
agerie, at Norwich la.-t week, one of
the tnree performing Bengal tigers
attacked another and killed it by
severing its windpipe with its teeth.
Tiie animal was worth about two
thousand'dollar?.
Cur; for I'iles.
Piles are frequently preceded by
a sense of weight in the back, loins
and lower part of the abdomen, caus
ing the patient to suppose he has
some affection of the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At times,
symptons of indigestion are present,
as flatulency, uneasiness of the stom
ach, ect A moisture, like perspira
tion, producing a very disagreeable
itching, aAer getting warm, is a com
mon attendant Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the ap
plication ot Dr. Bnsanko' Pile Rem
edy, wliich acts directly upon the
parts aflVeted.absorbin the Tumor ,
I allaying the intense itching, and ef-
fi cting a permanent cure. Price 5U
: cents. Addre.s. The Dr. Bosanko
Medicine Co., Picju.i, O. Sold by
C. N. BOYD, Druggist, Somerset,
Pa
Smallpox, Fcarlet fever vtllow
fever and ch'oldra can be transmitted
from one person to another by a
kl-s : but, hang it ! what's a fellow
going to do?
'
It is gurniised
thiit folks who
curse their luck never had anv to
swear to.
A syllable
wife fur an allilt-te
should b
a dumb belle.
A maker of men the tailor.
(Jlove clerks are counter-fitterp.
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ii
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iiif
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tlin the ordlnarv kinds aud cannot he sold it
mn.riii..f with the multitude ol low ten, thorn
5-
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EALTH
Is not alw uv eiiioycd br tlicm who seem
to wsi'it. The taint of corrupted
blood may he wi-rrtly imdcrniiuiu? the
con!ituikin. In titne. the poison will rer-tainlyi-lirtw
its rfioi-is, nml withall the more
virulence the rnT it has been allowed
to pcrn'2!' 1 In' wrfem. Each pimple, Fty.
boil. kiu tlisordcr ami oi!-e ot unnatural
lassitude, or languor, l one of Nature'!
waruiuga of the cumeoutucc of neglect.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Is the onlv remedy that ran be relied upon,
in all facts, to eradicate the taint of hrred
lt:rv i!iitM' iiud the fpecial corruptions
of the IiI'khI. It is the only alterative
that is siillicieiitly powerful to thoroughly
r'u aiw! the sysl'i in of Scrofulous and
Jioreuri.il impurities aud the Hllution
of Contagious liseases. It also ueu
tralis the pultons left by Diphtheria
mid Scarlet Fever, and enable rapid
refill t ration finm the cnfeeblcnient and
debility caused by these diseases.
Myriads of Cures
Achieved bv Ami's EAR8APAitn.i.A. In
thr prist fnrtv years. are nttestetl.andthere
Is no hlood luscase, at all jKissible of cure,
that will not yield to it. Whatever the
ai It wills (r I tiiss elass.aud wherever found,
Iron, the seurvv of the Arctic circle to the
veldi-MrV' of South Africa, this rem
edy has afforded health to the sunVrers
!)V whom it was employed. PrusTLnsts
everywhere can cite mirucrous cases, with
in tli;ir personal kiinwledf.'c, of remark-IiIiIl-
cures vvrouuht by it. where all other
trentiuent had been unavailing. People
will do well to
Trust Nothing Else
than Avi:rts R.tKSAPAitli.i-A. Xumorrttis
crude mixtures are olien-d to the public
a "Imo.mI puriiicrs." vtltii-h only allure
lli patient with the pretense of many
rliPart il. st s, ami with which it Is folly to
cxf'ri;:i'-iit wiiilo di-case is steadily bc-coriiii'-
nmre di-cp-wited anil iliiliiult of
dive. Some Of theye mixtures do much
Ist-i in hsnn. Bear in mind that the only
medicine that can radically purify the
vitiated blood is
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
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Sold by all Druegists: Trice $1;
Six bottles for 5.
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II. B. Schell & Co ,
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may.T-'Si-lyr,
PUBLIC SALE
-OF
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1 1 V VI RTtT E of an Order of Sale fpsiiM ont of
andtoDin uirfCf-). 1 will M il l Piihli Sa at
the hotel ol KichmrJ Caliiwell, Id Die Koronicb of
Ken in, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1886,
it 1 o'clock p. if., thenmlivMetl half of the farm
known tb John Penmd ,finn," in Hmthert-
jiily townnb1p. wtthloone mile Irvm KtHd. ocn
tAinlnt; lltt arres more or let, with lmelllnn
House. Bank Barn an! other improveraeuts there
on erectel, of which 100 ai'TfS are clear, io acre
In meadow, with a tine, never-lillinif ftrirtnr. and
running aier thro the tame. 1 wH1u1m seli on
TUESDAY, JANYo, 1880,
at the lata rrridenoe f Tlenry Penrod, deo'd. In
Hhada Townshln. at 1 o'clu k p. a Urm known
a the homefartn of Henry retired, omulningyj
acres, mon or lesa, witu a lare onoc
DWELLING HOUSE,
Bank Darn, anil othr Improvements thfwon
erected, with Sugar Hi-um ami Suirr (Irchanl.
rruii iircnani iinj SHrnuunuun Mune I oal, wl:h
mnny niwiiiK piirr Hi at never fail, on the same.
tM acme clr and 'M acres In meadow.
ALSO
At tlm Mme lime anil place I will f 11 farm
containing 74 aeres uo'ire r aloininir Lmls
z jcipe Mu-ii, jeremtan jieiKeviuie. Jus.
Iir, J..l'n l(e, l. an.l ntbeiK. with' Dwolllnx
Hue anil tsuiile I hereon erertc.l. ul wlilcb
abooi &5 acrss arc clear ani 10 acres Id meadow.
ALSO
At tins an l nlaee af"res.il.l 1 w ill nll a lot
(( T'lUinl rt'uale in Uns;T'n. Shade Tp, ooij.
laiiiiua i.ne-eaii an atrc. inure ir less.
I ti l.iniis arc all In excellent c mlitlon. and
are near to Schootit. 4'hu-vhrs and Stores, anil
will be sold i Tean.il'le terras. Tdej are tlis
Unds owned tijt Henry i'enrod. deii'd.
wTerranmiiie kaotrn on day er Hale.
JOSEPH CABLE,
Administrator.
novls
FASHIONABLE
CUTTER & TAILOR,
Harlnchad many
years experience
in all branches of
he Tailoring bus-
lnens. 1 Kuaruntee
incus, i Kuaruntee
satisfaction u ail i
woo mar call is
Ion me una lavor
me with their pat.
ronajre.
Yours, fee.
W.n. M. IIOCHSTErLFR,
Noinertjeti Pa.
if. L. JENKINS & CO,
is ii um mm
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE,
lOIFoarth Avenue,
PITTSBTJH3H, FA..
Oil Bought and Sold on Margins.
y-Order MmU w TeUfrapk rteeite Premp
ttniion. scp Stem.
wlDEaHAHC AliESTS WASTED rr
THE CATC0XSPIUACY
A t hrilllnz review ol the
led U.tlHjUKfc.ATRtHt
aSuKSrar.
eriui a ol bra. Jsha A. Lsa. Strike
ouira Tir choice new. i
Hl'MtHD BKUH.. faallskera, Pkiu
a-eipaia. fa. uo2iit-
XLCLilOIiS' KOTICE.
late of Alex. XcOrecor, aes'd, late of Shade
Twp., bonicnet County, Pa., dee'd.
been aranled lathe undersiirned 1t theDrouac I
uiunrivj, none is aerenv ftirea w ait persons i .A
aient, and tboa havinsj claims acainst the same
will present them dalj authenticated tor
aeuhnaent withont Ula.
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Bsmjcbs Oa CassBka.
Ask for "Roach on OoaKbs," for Coacbf,
Oulds. Sora Thmst, AloarsanaaS. Troches, lie.
Uqatd, Uc
WtJKii Bals.-
Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed
bags, ikudu, eUipuiuka, srutiUers. lie lfruggUt.
Bvstt Palsia.
Palpitation, VropslcaJ Swelllncs, Dizziness, In
dicstlon. Head a? lie. Sleeplessness, cured by
" M ells' Health Eeoewer."
" Sasai SMi Cera.
Ask for Wells' "Rough on Corns." 16c Quick,
eomplew care. Hard or soil corns, wans, budon.
"Kobcb: ass Pala" Paraaaad piaaier ;
8trenthenlns;, toprored, th best for back
ache, pains la cheat or aide, rheumatism, neural
gl. Tnla reepia.
"Wells' Health Renewer" rtrtoree health and
Tlfror, cures Xiyipepsla, Headache, Nerrouanes,
UeoUlty. L
plBSiCaaKh,
and th many Throat Aflectloss ot children.
promptly, pleasantly, and sately relieved by
Troches, lie.
Balaam, ibc
athara.
ir you are falling, broken, worn ont and nervous,
use -Wells' Health Renewer." 11. lttugglsia.
Llfa ls eaarwar.
If you are loslna your urip on Ufa, try " Wells'
Health Keneaer. ' Uoes direct to weak spots.
M Is ob Taolhactae."
Instant relief for Neuralgia, Toothache, Fsee
eche. Ak lur'-ltougn on loothacke." liand a.
Pretts Women.
Lailies who would retain freshness and riraelty,
don't lull to try " Wells' Health Kencwer."
raiarrkal Throat afrertloaa.
Haeilns;, Irritating Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
cured ly "Kuugu on doughs." Troches, 16c
Liquid, ac.
-KosiHSBlIck"
" Rouiih on Itch " cures humors eruptions, ring
worm, tetter, salt rheum, trusted feet, chilblains.
The Hapa af he Kalian.
Children, slow In development, puny, scrawny,
and delicate, use "Wells' Healih hencwer."
Wide Aaake.
three or four hours every nliiht coiiphlDi. Oct
Immediate relief aud st'uud rent by uniuic Wolls'
"ituuga onCkui$hs." i roches, 16 lialbam, 'Sm.
Roach On falu" Pnrsnaed Plaalrr
StrcnKtbenins;, Improved, theljest for backache,
pains iu chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia.
When Baby was sl'-k, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castvrla,
Whea she liecsme Miss, the clung to Castoria,
When the had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Persons who are part fifty will find
Dr, Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
just about the medicine they need
when they need a medicine at all.
The ten years which follow that se
are full of dangers which do not
threaten younger men and women.
This preparation gives tone to the
system, gently expels impurities and
prevents the outcropping of diseases
the feeds ol which may have been
sown in earlier life. Why not live
out all your days in health
strength,
and
Shiloh'8 vitalizes is what
need for Consumption, Loss of
you
A p-
pt.tite, Dizziness unu all symptoms
ol Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents
par bottle. Q. V. Benford & Son
"We don't have to recommend
Parker's Hair Balsam but' once,''
writes Mr. C. A. Burger, druggist, of
Liberty, N. 1 . "After that it Ftands
on its record." It stops falling hair,
restores original color, softness and
glois. Exceptionally clean, prevents
dundrufl'.
Croup, whooping cough nnd Bron
chitis immediately relieved by Shi
loh's Cure. G. W. Benford tfc Son.
The children's health must not be
neglected. Colds in the bead and
snuffles brine on catarrh and throat
and lung a faction?. Ely's Cream
Balm cures at once. It is perfectly
safe and is easily applied with the
finger. It aUo cures catarrh and
hay fever, the worst cases yielding to
i. in a short time. Price 50c.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shilobs vital
izer is guaranteed to cure you.
G, W. Benford" it Son.
"I have advised my daughter to
try it, and she is going to do so."
He further rays : "I called on you
about six weeks ago sick with bil
lous disease. You gave me a bottle
of Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Kercedv
arid it set me all right. I want more
of it.-' Thus writes a man who
iives in Lubec, Me,, to the propria
tor. We are sure of hearing favor
ably from the lady, for this prepara
tion is exactly suited to the troubles
from which women so often suffer.
Also for little children.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath i-ecured, bv Shiloh s Catarrh
Remedy. Price oOcents. Nasal In
jDctor free. G. W. Benford & Son
It will not disappoint you. It is
the best article known for purifying
the blood and building up the health
sin! strength, r or 2o years erysipe
las broke outiu blotches on my face
1 tjunii no cure until 1 used Par
ker," Tonio tvo years ago. It is the
medicine fjr me. E. C. II.
When two weeks old our chiid
catigLS cold, for eighteen months
could not brcsthe through her nos
irn.j, tiecame emaciated. JJv ut-inn
ii.iv s cream palm sne was cured
J. M. Smith, Owego, K, V.
Sleepless nights, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
is the remedy for you.
Is. V . Benford & b-jn.
a single trial ol ur. Henry Uix-
ter s Mandrake Bitters will convince
anv mie troubled with contiveness.
. . : j i- , ,.
torpid liver or any kindred diseases
of tbtir curative properlits. They
only cost 25 cents per bottle. For
Sale by Mr. C. N. lioyd, the Drug
gist, Mammoth Block, Somerset, Pa
Shiloh's cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by 0. W. Benford & Son
on a guarantee. Itctnes Consump
tion
Do not suppose that because it is
recommended I ir animals that Ar
nic.i it Oil Liniment is an offensive
preparation. It will not stain cloth
ing or the fairest skin. For sale by
r xr r "
That Hacking Cough can be so
quickly cured by Shibh's Cure. We
guarantee it. G. W. Benford it Son.
Downs' Klixir will cure any cough
or cold, no matter of how lono-
- 'ding. For sale by C. N.
Boyd.
n
For lame back, side or chest, use
.Shiloh's
Porom Plaster. Price 25
cents. G. W. Benford & Son.
The nntidy, dirty appearance of a
K'tZl'V beard Should never be allow
'y beard should neve
Buckingham s Dve for the
Whiskers will readily change their
color to a brown or black, at discre
tion, and thus keep up ycur reputa
tion for neatness and good looks.
TH C INCINN ATI
Weekly - Enper
FOB 1886.
Will, as hsretofoia represent and cater to the In.
terests of the roe:res?ive Feople of the Age.
1 he enterprise and vigilaare that have made the
Lsoriuex: without a peer will cuntinoe to hold it
In the front rank ot journaiifra. rlavins; posses,
sion and control of the very best facilities and the '
services ot the most able writers and eorrefpond-1
enu la the country, together with the largest .
corps of reporters er?r eniaiced 1 y any single pa-
per, we ciaua uiat we juAiriaxa is tuo
MOST COMPLETE AUD PERFECT TAPER
now published, of which fart we wish no better
evidence than the past years' "hard times" ex-pcrti.-n.-e,
during which ft not only maintained its
lance rlrculailuo, but addrd materially to Its list
ot subscribers, nine of every ten letters from our
old patrons havins; the familiar phrases, ' Hard
times," Business dull," -Ko money in circula
tion, vet I .11 LSI' have the Eki imkr:" In sue
(lately Increased) it is equal to twoordinary Sl.aU
papers, being an S-page snoetof 6i columns each
week. As a
FAMILY JOURNAL
it has no equal. Each and every member of the
Houoebold using treated to an ample amount of
reading best calculated to entertain, Instruct and
ainuw.
fAKHINO AND HOUSEHOLD MATTERS
are an original ieaturv, eab Issue containing
many letters Irum practical, suol-cssIuI farmers
and t-xperii-uced housewives, that make this ue
jurtn.iot a better school tor learning than is otter
ed l'y the wxallcd agricultural pafiers
luolil AMIStLL ADVAMAlitOLfSLY
Is a prime cunderatlun with all. Our own re
porters in all commercial marts furnish the h.s
uuiaia with the very latest am reliable iulof-
iuatin nguresand values that enable our read
ers to trade at ruling prices in every locality, near
or distant.
BUYS AND U1KL.3 An Hfr over the
corner allotb il to their use. In tact, the EairiR
bk omits nothing that may contribute to make it
the bri choice ol every lauilly ; its moraltoue and
teachings being always in accord with pure
thought and taste, exerting an inhuence for good
in opjmeiiion to all eitniamiuatink; evils.
A.UfLE CO Pits MAILED FKEE to any
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j'Kiruuls, and we wut abide by your decision as to
menu
Or 11 FKEMIX'MS
May be clawed a HOLS EH OLD NEOESSL
Ti t-5 ni true wurtb aod -nuine merit, and otter
ed al tifiurrs, In some case, below wholesale ntics
t ut iitvt-r tmiow oo, as we are But tnuie bum-
bug tiUMnera; oar object beta to bene tit our i
tmn, und make oar every tiao&jk'Uon a reoonv
oieiiua luu I"r luture atnDae.
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D
9
OVER 1000000
BOTTLES S0LDAN0 ftEVER
FAILS TO CURE COUGHSXOLDS.-
THROW AND ALL LL'NSTROUBLES
AU. DRUGGISTS SHilT PRKE
25CTS.
POB SALE.
A GOOD FARM
THGnndersiKnsil lias for sale a Farm, on
the Mt. P!esant and Somerset Turnpike,
two miles East of Mt. Pleasant, In Westmoreland
County, containing
87 ACRES 87
Ten acres of which are under cultivation. The
balance is w verel wl:h cood tout) timber, which
would py one well for clearing ready for the
plow, fbe house and bank barn are just new.
and cost 2.400.00. There is a never-failina; sprinn
ui ron water ut loeauor. woi lurtuer lntorma-
tlon call un or addiess
R. B. SMITi-I.
MT. PLEASANT,
10-21 t. Westmoreland Co., Pa.
HELP
tor working people. Send
10 cents ptiaxe and we will
mall von fretm. ri.vml nlna.
ble samiiTe box of gixjr's that
11 vouresa r.val, valaa-
win pot yo in lue way or malting more money in
a lew days than yon ever ttxrauht pusslble at ai.v
business. C'apital not renal red. you can live at
home and work In span time onlv. or all the tmie.
All Of bulb Sexes, ol ail aires UTandlv sucnrasrul
60 cents to 4 easiiv earned v..r mvmninu Th.t
all who want work may test tbe business, ,
make this unnaraileled oiler To all wh m
well satlsneil, we will send 1 to pay for the trouble
of writing os. Full particulars, directions, etc.,
sent free. Immense pay absolute! sore for all
who start at onoe. Ixm't delay. Addres, STia
aoa k. tj.. Portlaad, Maine. Jana.
EADT ACEXTft: Tbe first and only
Bv tbe reoowne.1 ehlef. Inwi.iT Tk.v... r
Pokter. What (.rant s book Is of tbe tr
Porier's Is of the ilair. The utsseiasia. hiun-
ry of Its sjiffaatle achievements, wriiten by tbe
mmtter spirit In the rim flirt is nf Kuimui U,
est. aod will sell ataweMa. For panienlira.
address
novas-tt. HUBBARD B ROS.. Pub's. Phil. Pa.
PXECUTOH'S NOTICE.
i.iUte ot Tarld Xodvers. dee d, late of Shade
Two.. Somerset tin . P
Letters testamenury the above estate hav
Ins; been granted to f e nnderslaneil by the prop
er authority notice Is hereby irtven to all persons
Indebted to said astat to maka Immediate pay.
ment, and tbose havtcc claims acainst the same
will present them only authentic ted fur settle
ment on Monday, December 21, IMS at the late
residence of deceased.
WIU.IAM BOnOERS.
FBANKLIN BUDGEKS,
aovi. ExecuBjra.
a mw
mi
O. W. BEKFOBD.
DRUGS.
G. W. BENFORD & SON'S
DEUG- STOEE,
NO. 1, B AEB'S BLOCK.
VTe keep cons tan D hi oil a stock of
PUKE DKTJGS AND MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Dyes, Toilet Articles and Sundries kept in a first-class Drug Store.
Truws, RrnMJ, SapporteTX, ami leading appurtenanws use! both bv PIFtlctn nn Fsm!liei
TOBACCOS A SO i lGAltS. tbo r-t in the m.trket fn-m Domefitir to lrjnp.rteti FBI M RIH-
TioN'onroiMt:n with mkk. family hzczipts puled counter-
L Y. All aiTrtii. metltriiH1 ket oo L.aul. 1: nnt pttniescan tlrpend on itf arrival In a
aort tlmo. as we pay reat attentito to all Mich ttniaint, turuwsroake ol HOUSE
ASU CATTLE F0WDEU if tei.iu doubt the te.t io the market, itf eta. per
ponnd. We to to do exftente rA psckinir, lalwlimc, aUvertiMcv, Ac, but
keep tn bulk. Ant Inhere I i? tit wantetl Sfeciali- eao be aUUed. t'ivl1
aDtt see kr yuursell. and Ns ruavioced we oder Bttr'tin. CJ-. W.
UKftroHii A Si-? Intend doirc a square bufinet, an-t a ant all
to tee for thetutfelvea. IN'u trvable to show our Hoc It.
wIure Wines and Uquors for lMe-licinal XJt Only.-
SOMERSET LUMBER YARD.
OSes ind Yard
AT
Somerset,
Op S- Il C. R. R.
Station .
OAK, POPLAR. SIDISns. PICKETS, . MOULDISGS,
ASH. WALSLT, VLCOR1SO. HASH. STAIR RAILS,
CHERRY, YELLOW PISE, SH1SKLES, llOORS. HALISTEUS.
CHE&rSVT. WHITE PISE. LATH.- RLISbS. A i W EL POSTS
A General Line of a!l grades of Lumber and
Also, can furnish anything In the line of our business to order with reasonable prituptness, such as
nracaeis. uuu-siteu work, ac.
zexjIs cuisrisrnsra-H. .aim:,
Offices and Yard Opposite S. &C. R. R. station. Somerset, Pa
THE OLD RELIABLE
SCHTJTTLEB WAGOIT-
ESTABLIMIEDIIS CHICAGO IX 1S4?.
'yjl'.sav1 n
I liavejtist rercivel w rjr lo.i Is of the Hs'if- iili:i Sliwl-skein S .huttler Wsjdds, the
must ootnplete W'estorn Waiin in tiie in irket tor Ruid or Kiiriu Purple. )x th lutter
tbeie is n U.'ar Brake, to be u-sed" r!ien hauling hay or eraiti, a souietinnj tliat farmers
know the necessity ol when hauling on
his watton has lai.i in StiK'k thn-e yean before being worketl tip, insuring the work to be
wiorenyiuy seasoned uetore tienif? troiiea.
DOUBLE COLLAR AND OIL CUPS,
It is the only Wagon ma le that ha this improvement. It avoids the
necessity of taking olTthe
ply turning a cap the wagon
Wagon wants to he seen to
buy will do well to see it
EVERY WAGON FULLY INSURED.
In offering this make ol
.? "take of Wagon for live
3, ;sj tains, over roads that were
: m) the test. I feel warranted
wheels.
Call on Oliver Knepper
Wagons.
-.4GE.VTS WASTED THROUGHOUT THE COLSTV.
SOMERSET, MARCH 28. 188S.
1842. A PROCLAMATION. 1836.
Know Ye! Know ye All! Men, women ar.d children that t.he.cnwt sta!T of editors,
who. headed by Dr. tleorue Thnrber. have kept the Am-rrinm A'tritullitriit at the front
for 1:5 years are now remfortiil by 'hester P. Dewey . Set h Oreen, and other writers.
We propose to add to the hundreds of thousands uf buines, in which the
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST
N read aud revered, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, us an old-time friend and counsellor.
it c areaccoruingiy enlarging tne
HEARTH, HOUSEHOLD AND JUVENILE DEPARTMENTS.
and adding other features so that it is to bi. from this time onward, essentially a IIO.M E
PKUIODK'AL. as "veil as Iwing di-vutel to Agriculture and Horticulture. Kvery person
who immediately sends us $1 50. tli subscription nrii J. and 13 rnw for pv.fie niakins
l.fi-" in all, will receive the AMKiilCAM AGKICl'iyri KIS t LAW ISOGK, just
published a Coiupendium of tvery-day Law for Knnners. Atn-haniess. liusitiras Men.
Manufacturers, etc.. enabling every one to be his own lawyer. It is alargs volume, weinh
ine one pound and a half, and elegantly bound in cloth and (ioid. Tne AMKKICAN'
AGRICl LiTl'KIST
WANTS THE TCAKTII
to yield bigger retnrns by incri-asing its great army of reader. We distributed M).00
presents to those who aided in the work last year, and We are planning to give 100,M0
I'KESENTS to workers this year. Send forji onliiiential terms for workers, when you send
your subscription. Subscription price, ll.St) a year. .Single nmnliers, lo cents.
Semi 5 cents for mailing you grand double number of the AM KUK'.W AGIilCl'Ii
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VASriKRS wanteil everywhere. Address
PUBLISHERS AMERICAS AGRICULTURIST. 751 BROADWAY. M. Y.
DtVIDW.Jlfiu, Pr t sl-L BrilSHMH.Vf'T.
tasMaisaitMWssMirr ru r t .. Jaaw. mfj,., 1 iifTisnsiTI
for Infants
"Csatorla is so well adapted to cilldreji that
I recommend it aa superior to any prescription
known to me.'- II. A. ajcHia, it D..
HI So. Oxford St, Broutlj-Q, x Y.
Tn
IT
LE TO ACCEPT OB BKFl.SE.
To Jeremiah Yutir. ofSli nv fTltv. Iowa. An.
nte, in'ermarrietl wiih Jonas Henchy. ol Urants
ville. Aid , Catharine. Intermarried with Lwinard
Maust. now with Solomon I). Yiter. of Ornnl.
vllle. Md., Diary. Intermarried wiih Sam'l B.k
es, of Conrad Orovc, Iowa. S. M. iutv. of Sit.
JoT. Lan!aster Co.. Pa.. th heirsor Il7ahth
dee d, who was intermarried with tianicl Hockes,
of Conrad Omve. la., and Joseph C Vottv. of
Falls City, Neb. : "
l uu are neri-oy notihcd to appear at an Or
phans' Court, to l held at Somerset on the 17th
day of Iieermner. to accent i r refuse to take the
real e late of Daniel Y utsy. dee'd. at the ap.
praired saluatloo, or show cause why the satne
should not be sold.
SerUf sOlfie, i JOHX WINTERS.
Nov. Si, Ii4. ( Sheriff.
TJDITOK S NOTICE.
Io tbe matter of the estate of Brnry Custer, deed
At an Orphans' Court held at Smr.er-ot, Penn'a
i the th day of November. 18sfc. tbe oothriiaard
was duly appointed Auditor tn fix the exact
amount coming to John W. Whistler as Adminis
trator or Prlsi-ilia Whistler dere'd, on the first
Auditor's report In the above estate, as well as
make a dlstribotlon of the funds In the hands of
Henry r. J. Caster, Administrator and Trusree
of said Henry Coster dee d, notice Is hereby
dlven that be will atter.il to the duties of and
appointment on Thursday, the 10. h dy of Dew
ber. 198a. at his office In Somerset Boroon,
when and where all persons lnti-rested can attend.
S. U. TREaT.
novl8. Auditor.
E
LECTION NOTICE.
The Amaal Klecdon of the Farmer." t'nion
Association and Fire Insurance Ct mpanv of S-im-erset
Coaaty, will be held In Berlin on Tuesday,
the 28th day of December. Ice, to elent a Prenl.
dent. Vice President, Secretary and Six Direct
ors, to serve the eoraln vear.
By Order of the Board.
DovxMt. D. J. EKTBAKER, Sse'y.
C. H. BENFORD.
J
ELIAS CUNIsrilSrGHLM,
Maanfactiirer 2ii Balff. Wltolssaler ail Rstailsr of
LD1IBER AND BUILBIKG MA1EEIALS,
HARD AND SOFT WOODS,
Building Materi.il and Rooi'lnx Slate Kent In Stock.
hilly fa run. l-.very part of the Woutl-wurk o!
ueusg tne patentees ot the
wheels tj grease, as in tiieolJ style ; by sim
m
can be oiled in less than five minutes. This
be fully appreciated, and parties wishing to
before purchasing elsewhere.
Wagon to the public, will say I used the Mme
years when freighting across the Rocky Motin
al in ost impassable, and tliey always sIoikI
io saying I believe them the Best Wagon on
or Henry Hefflcy, who will show yon the
and Children.
Castoria cares Colic. Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, givea sleep, and promote U-
ETstion,
wUaout ipjartona medication.
CsxTaca Coapasr, 1:
! Fulton Street, 5. T.
JIXE TO ACCEPT OK HEFISE.
To Wm. A. Rrul aker. of Peoria. Illinois. Jo.
seiih Hrulrokcr. ul NvwCamhria. Kansas, Kate,
Intermarried with Thomas Fearl, or Camr.ria
Cuonty, Pa.. Lena, Intermarrleil with Clue.
W. Slater, resl.linit in ottamwa. Iowa, Mumrie
Witt and Minnie Wii, of J .hn.lown. Cambria
County, Pa , children of Mary Intermarried
with Darld L. Witt. Sarah. lntriitarr.l with
Jeremiah Walter.orOeitown.CambriaCn Pa.
Yon are hereby notified to appear at an or
phans' Court to he held at Somerset oq Mumtay,
Hie 14th day of Iieeembernent. to accept or relume
to take tbe real estatoor Abraham Krnbaker, de
eeaseil. at the appraised valuation, or show can
why the same should not he M.
bheritrs Office, 1 JOHN WIXTFRS.
Nov. A 11S5 . Sheriff.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Esute of Adam T. Snyder, itee'd. late of Rock
wuod Bi r.. SomertConnty, Pa.
Letters of ailmini.trati'in on the above estate
having: been vranted to the and-riirnet by tbe
pmper aiithoriiy, notice Is hereby aiven .o all
perrons indebted to said estate to make I mm nil-
ate payment ami tbose havtnir claims avalnut
same to present tnein doly authenticated for
tiement on Mnmiay, the ih day of January,
atbls late residsnce la R-kwi '-loninah.
SOLOMON SNYDER.
no 25. Administrator.
TXECUrOire NOTICE.
llate of Elisabeth Keitr. drt?t., late of Berlin
IjOUrt teftavmenUrroB t he Above et&t bavlnac
bea frrntl to tbe UQ'lersiKned by the proper aii
tbniy, notice i hereby rWcb to )) persons .n
debteu to uil ftaftat to make immel lata pay.
ment, and those bavinfc elaimt aarainst It to pre
sent them duly aathentirarM for settlement and
allowance on Thurlar, the 24th lay of December
ki,. at the boose ot the E ecu tor. In Brlin Bur.
uzh. Pi KKHAtJOH,
novll. Kxecutor of E. Kolaer, dee'd.
without a match.
Our "Large 'Stock."
Our "Complete Assortmero
Our "Xew Styles.-'
Our "Superioi Make."
Our "Low Trices.''
I A. C. YATES & CO
j Clothing for M, VnthSi
t hililren. 1
602 604 606 Chestnut Street
CURTIS K. GROVET
(East fmni Court House.)
Somerset, lenn'a.
anufactanr ot
B VGGIES,
SLEIGHS,
CARRIAGES,
SPRISG WACOM.
AXD EASTERNj AXD W'HSTIKN .,S5
FurnUhed on Short S..!i?s.
Painting Done on Short Time.
My work Is ma.! out of Thorotvv, .
Wood, anil the Rnl Iron mad V.ri''u.lWH
tially (;nnstruete,l, Neatlv Fmi-M
Warranted to Gict Satiioctinl
Employ Cnly First-CI23 rk.
Repairing of All Klndaln My Line 1,0, stin
Notice. PICES REASOSAI IE, m
All Work Warranted.
Call and Examine rar Stork, an.l Leam P
I do WairoD-work, and !urnih Stnrii i. r ft',.',"
Mills. Kirmher the place, and -all io.
CURTIS K. GROVE,
tbut ol (Juan Uouite.)
pr30-Iyr. SOMhl;SET, Pa.
The Best Newspaper in Arrerca,
and by far the Most Readable.
Agents wanted everywhere to eau
money in distributing the Sun s Pr;.
miums.
The most interesting and advant3.
geous offers ever made by any News
paper. No Subscriber ignored or neglected
Something for all.
Beautiful and .-iiibmamial Premiums is
Standard Gold nnd oiher Watches.VsJubJs
ISix.kn, tlio Bent Family Sjwing Mhioe
known to the trade, and an uneqruled iijt
of objecU of roal utility and inetructba.
Bmtes, by Mail, Postpaid:
DAILY, per Year (withont Sunday) $5 00
DAILY, per Month iwithout Sundsj) 50
SUNDAY, per Year ... 1 00
FOR EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR 7 00
WEEKLY, per Year ... 1 00
Address, THE St. Tort nti.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
the popular favorite for d.--ine
the hair, ktcnncihec
when gmy,ani prrrn:ir.; L'at
dnif?. It f-lr:inf the v.i!:
Al stops the har u-nn.. and i
-;t! re to i I -:. s-v. aiwl $r. at I r-
The Best Cough Core yoa eaa ut
and the bet known preventive of C'tv;timr:io:
Pakker's Tonic kept io a home is a sentinel r
kep stckncM out. L sed tiis:rtctiy it k"-;- tr
blorid pure and the Stomach, Ltver and ki:nc
in working errirr. Coughs an.l Cuius jifaj t -fure
it. It builds, up the health.
If you luffer from lcbilitv, Pkin Fr!ipu. a
Cougri. Atthma, lypcps:a, fciiiacv, I'n-jnr t;
Ketnaie Complaints, or any disortir ot t'-r L- .z
Stomach, lowc!.-, i!'fl or Neivps, d ;i'r
till you are sick in bed, but me I'AKkCs's To -i
to-dav ; it will give you n-w lite and .r.
HISCOX A C.. X.T.
Sold by DniCaTtst. Lurje savuis; buying 5t
" OANDEE"
DOUBLE THICK
BALL.
Or.iiaary Uuliber Tiootfl
Iwar wrjtr out r.r :n
thob':ilI. ThariiJt;H
I:.'Mts am faW u'
on tiie ball, ciu guo
D0CELE WEA2.
)fot economist RnMvr
tfaHt la tli'j mark;' r.
l.nm !fnur th:io auy
ruicE 50 uicnEtt.
Ca'l and ex-
vor.rm tha gV-Mt,"
mmm
rzu&l?:'..:?ri
I 2 I
ftZgp? FOR AL 3Y
H. CHILDS & CO.,
WIIOLET ALE AE3IT CnFE'n.
oc7.6m. PITTSBURGH. PA.
LIME!
LIMK!
The Farmer's LlmeCompany. Mnited. will"
at their kilns, or load un ran,
GOOD LIME
At cents per bq.hel. or .!'. t II ai V- "
wrst to ail KallmU trt mnl i-'ii'J J
the fi.antv, and un the IWim Bnt ti i"'J' 'J '
er Solufucti fioawmmtnd H H th
erriler"s Lime, whk-h Is km.wn Yy '"
ami Science to be tbe stmnireM an-l ht 1 ,r H'
vlenllHral F-.iniLiaea. All nnlers tir'tr.l1"
Address. HEXRY S WAL.T
HtNKY S WALTtK.
decSi-lvr
Oarrelt S..mersei t o.. r.
A GIFT 1
Scn.1 10 cent t '"?.
sire, and '
mull r-a A" "
al. r.!u"i 8 iB r
box ol icons that ill out yua in ttie T '
ln more money at iBc. than aayti.lt i " '
America. Both reies. of all aires, cm
homo and work In spare time, or all tne i"
;.ltal not re. aired. We will start m
mene pay suie tor those who start at
d2- 81-lr. Stissos a Co . KiTtlJO'l
anythlr.s;elW
w i n,"L :ri 'jz: rj. it
K.u.k ..sit UfirinnaT nsasl afrSD'l. 4
fall. Term tree. H-U.ET 11 CcM'
Maine.
D M I N ISTR.T0 R'S
Estate of Sius Kmlsen. det M.,
NOTICE.
late ofSiixl
Letters of administratis en the alm'f esta
havlna; been arranted to ths nmlersHrnen r u
proper anthoritv. notice Is hereby Ki" ,,.
persoas Inilebteit to sa.d estate to mass ixn
ate payment, and ihnee havlna claim" ",,!,
same will present them duly authenticate' '
settlement on Monday, the i"th of lnesw".
1M.I, at my residem e In -"hade t..wnsbip.
Administrator.
A UDITOR S NOTICE.
"SV. .t.i.Mf. havlne been duly arH",i
by tbe pner authority to make a '"" .j,.
the sale of tbe personal property and real
of .!ae.,b B. t ntcbOeld. beret.y ivs a"' "A
will .Itsehsnre the duties olsaiSapr-" Iw.
his office in somerset, l-a., ia f"';fwb!rs
embir . IMS, at 1 o'clock t. . "ben o
11 persoas Interested can attend II
novl.
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