THE DEATH OF BLUCHER. j
After the vftl thr.nrli wliirJi the j
ttnaporKuntt;- as o.ni.lfloly ulterwl in
the rniiiHii Fm-M M.r-!ii.l itiin-ii'-r,
the sa vior of Wellinirton at Waterloo, and
whom nobulr liked bwaoxof bin ni'le
) nd brutality, vaa imt on the retired
liett. Wahearteiie-. by hi removal and
reduced to iiiai-tion and oJjocnrity, he
left Berlin and went to reside in liis rM
tle .itiiMle-1 Id lJ.Hiieniiiii. S.nii he fell
im., a l-er twe'.am-tiolv. hiA more
intense by drr.tv and inflammation
the chert. A Ktraaiurs chains'- su char- j i ,,,,,,.',! that my life work
iter took pla.. That mmrh soldier he- ; WiiM t)) Mn,,lpii.siil m,a, and notli
ca .ie timid, even .ltr.i. He "W.mld I niore sra to he done by tin- hut to
D.t remain alone in the .;irki- : "!- ,,, inv.iil t.iti-i'l hii.I n.y fitiu-tub-threw
him ml" .iinnifl.t Miif-iiifliew. jv v.mr n.ni-!v."
HUaUla- if health w r-He. to tlie
kititr, who citvii.i-l aii-l Ui.-1 hiiii a
(tnut deal. The monan-M tiavitiff nt-tani
that at M-vera! timet the Mardial had ex-
prewed the w i4i of i"i"e him nt- more
before be died, rewolved to viit lum.
Leaving Berlin in tiie morninic, the
King of Prnia arrive.1 . in Krieldowhi
early in the evening. Immediately he
a eondtK ted to Blui-lier room. The
nick man, mfed 74 years waa rm-lininit on
a fa placed before a large chimney, in
which enorniouf lov of wo.nl were bum
ing. Their Ruunt illuminated the room
and cat mobile and red reflection on
the feature of the old man w rul.ped up
in bearskin. At the entmn.-e of hi sov
ereign in hiaaiwrtiiient, Bhicher tried to
rise out of rei-e.1 for his aiifti-t visitor.
who prevented him from doing so. The I
kimr tK.k a chair and Kit by the ante ol
t he Marshal. i s.-nted on --till of Molar, to a
Blu. Ir ordcP-d to be left alone w ith ' .emn aty for the sale of his West
his master. Wlie.i every on- had left I injio fcland to the I'niU-J Stat..
the risiin he said : lutitication was made bv stipulation to
"Sire, I have humbly requested ""r i r-.nl inv- nt on the favorable vote of
majestv toomie here, in this castle f ,e j,,,,, bjt. . . . The
KricblowiU; rather than not see you I 0ll ))f jaIlIlarv as appointed for casting
ould have ip.ne to Berlin mywlC al tj vf)(e T,;e inimi(itant., nn-iill it now
thotvh I am dyinir. I liave a secret to ,lrifltwt ,ii,aV the i)naint town
coufide to your m ij-sty, a terrible ;,,,, ,;,ne-d." Kejoi.-in wilh
Will my kinn allow me to sis-ak?" ; v,mi anil nng bells, accompanied the
-Certainly, my d.-.-.r Msrsnal." -r.-mnv, w bich was furthermore cheer-
- Before listeninB to my narrative. re ' ;.,.,.,.,, ,,v VT,KlUi a,i
I.. A at me well. Assure yourself that M.n.mw sur-spam-led banners .t
amintbe full '"5 ,., frtM everv rs.f and tower, while in
and that I am not a lunatic. N.metimes ll,.r;.ti(,,w American blue Waa suh-
I Ul.eve to on the lertre ..I ins., ij ,
and I d.sibl if I am not takiiiL' yester.lay s i
i-i.ei t.ir a nM:ie!iii.ranee of days jtoiie
by. But no!" he abided, draw intra T"M
br--let fnun his p.. ket, " no, all is true,
all is real, ad I am sure of what lam
avinif. j
" Listen to me, your majesty
"When.inl7.Vi, the ven Wr v ur
becaii, my fatle-r, who inhabited his ras- .
tie of t i r iss Kenrow. sept me to the ma-
nor .f our relatives, s.titated in Knn ;
Island. After a while the Ibmu bov- j
ernmeni otrere, me the crade of cornet ,
j the Black Hn-sars n-jiii-nt. I
ed of a furiouuh to afford te the oppor-
t.miiyof paymt;8 visit to mv family,
that 1 l.a.l not s u.r mo.uos. n. ,
f ab-enoe wastrante.1 to me. . nf K.M ,.,;,
' Ou my way U tirow U.iiow I fuiind j V(iUm1 awav jtH nat1lr;( allejriani-e and
all that wrt of the M klcnburn horribly , a(iopUvi a totally ditn-reut rule, is that ot
devastated. Arriving alsmt four milr-s ,nt, p-nUU West ludlaiw votintt them
from home I bee.aiiie aware that my car- ; M.jveil Ameru-an eitizens by joyous accla-natt'-oiild
not ascen.l the ew steepy niltion The ns-ord ot another national
rouil conducting to the house .r my an- ,
U.m. I abandoned it. and pursued my ,
joiirney on horseback. followe.1 by one of :
uiy servants.
" It was hfty-iiinc years atro this very ;
day, the iL'th of Au-ist, and at the hour
indicate.1 now oy this anteiue ci.s k nan
past eleven. A dreadful tein-st sh.svk !
the trees, the Hashes ol htrhtnint: Minuet i
me and the reiw.rts of thunder dealeneil i
me; the rain was p.irint.'. Alter saiio- ;
inc quite aw hile in tin- forest I arrivea
bolurethecastle alone; my wrvam tiao ,
lost his way through the inclemency of 1
the weather.
.. . ... . t i i. . i ... '
- itliout .lismonntinif i KiKs-heo ai
the door with my whip. Vols ly answer- ;
ed my call that 1 related tUn-e I i
without U-inp answered. Out of patience ;
I alitthhsl from my horse, ascemieu the
at.s.pand entered the castle. No liht,
noise anywhere. I avow that "'.v
heart went to t:iv throat and a chill crept
thmnirh my body
What fooli-lim-ss! thought I; tlie
castle is desertetl ; my family has pine to
the city. N'o matter. a 1 am here, I
must arrantre myself as well as possible.
- And I crossed a hall and went to my
father's room. A fire half extinguished
wnssinokiiig in the chimney; by its
faint light I saw my father, my mother
and tny four sist4-rs, s-ate'I around the
firephu-e; they nwe when they peni-tved
me. I ran to kiss my father ; he stopta-d
ine wilh a gesture; I extended my arms
to mv mother; she Mi back with a sad
motion of the head. I called my sisters,
each Bciiaratoly ; they took each other by
the hand without answerinif me. Then
the whole of them retunwsd to their neat.
"'IVinotyou know me anymore?"
exclaimed I. 'Is it like this a family
ug!it to receive a son and a bro'her?
Have Viu already heurd of my entrance
in the Kissian sen ice? 1 could not re
fuse. Remember that llu: first t'unir I do
is to conin atid inform you ol my action.
What " tny father, von no not speak ? My
mother, you keep silent ? Have you for-
irotten, my sisters, our mutual tenderness
and the plays of our c!iiii!hd those
playsthat this plav lias witnessed so of
ten? At those last words my sisters Hppeared
t i tie moved. Tbev spoke low, rwc and
signaled me to approach. One of them
knelt la-fore my mother a if she wanted '
to play a game in which the players strike
each other Surprisi-d with this Strang,.
fancy in a moment no solemn. 1 touched
the hand of my sister with theend of uiy :
whip. A mysu-rioivs force attracted ine.
" W ien my time -amc to kneel Is-fore
my mother and to put my head on her
lap oh, horror! I felt a fotiiiantriilarand i
is. Id under her siik
ler her silk -In-as. 1 heard a -
;
tharp noise like the rattling of la.ncs, and !
then a hand met mine; that baud rested !
in it. It was a skeleton s hand. I ntter
eI a tv of terror. They were human re
mains that 1 shook i-ouvnlsivoly.
"tint of myself, and with a disturlel
mind, I ran away from this awful castle;
in the yard I found my horse; I mount
ed and departed at a furious tee. At
the break of the day my steed fell dead,
aud my sen-ant found nie, senseless, Iv-
itiK un.l.-r the aniinul. I wafHt the .int ; On tin it M-r ht.ml,. rant's. .p-MrUm- v
t.faeith for over thn-e wet ka. When ! to of tl- SetuiteCurreik-j Bill w a one of
reoiven-.l my health 1 h-arn.il that my ' the ewoiitinUte- iu that s.U uli.l tinan
family lia-l Tihei!. victimt. of tin piti- . ial jailit-y whi. li save.1 the nation from
hK S-v.-d Veanx' War. ami that our ma- the Jwril of irrt-Uvmalile wH-r u t y
nor ha-1 heen pilhisn-d an l ransarked , an.l tstrenirtheiiwi iIh ctvtlit tieynnri all
many time. jirwi-deiit in hismry. S n tiinea 1M
" 1 r.Hirne.1 to i .n U-nn I want- ; lYexident Hayes, tne of the k-ast p.pular
t-iiuT iiinia-n mite to my latiiily
ann to irive a Oiifli' THinaltotlio-te I lov-
il an dearly. Notwithstandim; the moM
minute rew-an-het. I was unuhle to find
their anered retnaina. A loin-, a hand, a
w..iiianhand Elding a fold Itnut-lrt, i priation f,- the maiiiti'-naii.-e of' the (ti.v- i
was picked ii) the 'Win mv (atH.-r j eninM-nt with rider n-uiovin the aafe-
M.ini, the same r.K.tu w l.. re th. filial via- i snarA that had U-en thrown around elec
ion apia-are, to in,. ! t.a.kthat l.racelet. tionxin the reeonstnuled aoulli.-rn Stat.
'his very and the hand waa l.urie.1 Tliex eta-s. like Andrew Johnson's ve-Jiitl.echa-lortlierast!e.
I Ui of the T-iiure of ( ivil t ili,v Hill, w hi. h
' Many year 'laast-d. Two rnmnhao 1 lvalue a law notwith-tumliiur his t.hj.
1 waV -4-p ou tiii, Mfa when I was j liona, are interesting example jf what
iwak.-ned by a uliht noise. 1 o-.-ned j the frainers repirle.1 rss the first and
my eyea.an.1 awdistin.-tly my tither.niy i nwat important function , the veto, to
m itht-raiidmy (our wsU-r. stHiiditiK la- ! wit, resistance to the .-n.-roachiu.-tiU. of
fore me; my aMers t.a.k each other by j the legislative power-tt power against '
the hand and ntotioned me to join them. I which thev, uimdful of the tmsnr of
"'No, no! oever!' cried L
Then the jrhtsts..-laspine their handN
U-jfan to turn alowly around me,
Jurtiif," Slid . fctb r-tuwn? b-
! foi me.
., . nelllini, , miiruiure.l my tnotlier. in-
. liuiiitf her od face .. rl me.
" ' Prayer,' said the yo unin-r mate.
''Ksrnril,' si;lie.l n.th-r. '
"Twelfth of AiiTlst,iaid the third.
" Anl the Uu4 one tv-a-ated :
' Twelfth of August at midnight.'
" And aptin they turned around me,
uttering the nil me mirdK, then tliey vhii
rejieiitiiiK :
t-Jool-liv: Hj.l-hv . The Twelfth of
Airust t niiiuiirt ! '
M dear Alar-dial.'' rt pln-l Jin- kintf.
I hat von have n-l;cjed to me i tvrlj.in-
! 1 verv extraordinary . IVrlut". fever
i and delirium have aouietliinu to do wilh
ttiowe Ticioni. t'ouraye ; take cotirntfe;
fi-ht aitainrt tlesse hallucinatioiiK and
have (too.! ho. You Khali retrain your
h'-aith aud yon w ill live many long years.
Iio yon not la-lieve me? Yes i" it not?
(jive me your hand."
And an Blu her did not answer, the
kinif of Pruss-ia seized his hand.
It was already cold and ripid!
Midniirli struck by the antique chs-k
in the parlor.
Field Marshal Hig her, the savior of
Wellinirtoii at Waterloo, was dead.
How The United States Won
and Lost an Island Croup.
The Kinir of IVnmnrk . . . oon-
. f(i( ,,.,;,,, h,.,. The stars and
strif
waved over the cniss of Denmark,
and " Hall (V.lumli.a 1-ocanic by rcs-.
tition. echoe.l from th 'surroiindinz hills,
us tainiliar as '-Kiiiu ( 'hristain," the
Danish naliouul hvmn.
T,e ballot cast a- decleare-1 unaiii-
in favr f annexation to the I m-
Vl.., SutlW, t!l,.re but twenlv-lwo
ninst it in st. Thomas, and
n Vl,i(v , jlin.
( n)((r ;,,, .., s,:,t., ,lilve ulio, I
allll bv
(
mr priliin. The
hly jn -,ti, r, a
IHJawfu,loVal. and mntei.ted
(.nMlilinitv iwW ,, Bith,mt ,e
.n.p,, w, pn.ud and peaceful, d.s-s
nof ;n an history, and it is incom-
p,.,.!,,.,,).!,, (i,at ,, ti-sin.ns,- should ever
have Is en maile to it bv the n.it ion to
wh.m.thisiiiatchlesstrUmteorconfidi -nee
MIli, Iir-1i,n wa!, SnituitoUly paid.
,.nmrl was now irrev.s-ablv commit-
)(-1 tl tH. transacti..n, and omld show
u r,.aH,,n for ithholdint: the last a.-ts of
.nm.nmtion.
vi. the news of the vote reached
Copenhagen the Rilai; ratitieI the
,.Htv without d -bate, ami the king-, on
j,,,,, aIj iW;S aH promptly sieued
jl
'
Meantime the fierce is.litieal storm
U;lH r.1(,in(S at Washintriui, and no notiee
,.,k,.n )(flm. tlva,v re-omiiiend-l t
t(w c,,nsi,i,.r.lti(,n f the Snate by a prcs-
j.i,..,, .... Mn: The in
s,riIllll.Ilt itself h,v buried in a drawer of
yr. Sumnera table, in the Kon-'usn li.'
latioiis Committee-room. . . .
It is now known that in March, IS7II,
'oaunittee on Koreicn IJelat ions, Senator
Sumner at its head, indorsed the one
word "Adversely" on the St. Thomas
treaty, and recommended Suss nsion of
at tioii" in n-irard to it. The matter was
never brought la-f.n- the Senate, and
i lnav lie aaid to have la-en
smothered "
j eommittcc. . . .
Jt has been asserted that the triend'y
relation betwi-en the l'nite.l SUit.-s and
I ieumark were iiii)ain-il from this lim
tnenU How Sir this is true cannot be
known withour rare penetration into the
silent dignity with which the sturdy
Danish people have lionie the bitterness
of unavenged w roni!, and the calm n--serve'which
tutn characterized all inter
course between that small but indomita
ble sbtte with America sin'x- the course
of the Cnited States in this transaction
was fully known and coinpreheiided.
Sfi-ihntT fJlf:lf' f-tr ,Y'i ntfhT.
Cive Them a Chance.
Tiiat is to say, your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very won
derful machinery it is. Not only the
larger air-passage, but the thousands of
little tuls-s and cavities lea-ling from
them.
When these are clogge-l and choked
with matter which ought not to be there,
your lungs cannot half do their work.
And what they do, they cannot do well.
Call it cold, coiuh. croup, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the fami
ly of throat aud nose and head and lung
olc-tructions. all are bad. All ought to be
g t rid of. There is just one sure way to
gii ritl of them. That is to take Hoschec's
t ier-nan Syrup, w hich any druggist w ill
wend vou at 75 cents a Isdtle. Kven if
I
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i ia, lira- i.io,-i oi, I ,l iiilit
,,,.,,.,, ,, this fr .rtai;.
Presidential Vetoes.
K?vit inif tlie jiant, it in not eixsy to (inl
i ns! am-e w hi-iv s vt-t-t-lias tttirkeil ny
tliiiiK a(iinut-hiiiK im-iisintlile lianu, nr
li-r the Pn-ittt-iit exerctHinR it may
tint In n-tranlttl an set inn in Imriiiony
with hiu -onvii-tioii8 hii.I tulitii-al (iriiui
iiW tiertaiiilv with hiu inrtre im-iiiilii-eN.
i ami most nienUirioue of the ireiiit-ntial
line, interpoxe hia veto w hen ('oiicre-. ;
with a hoKtile majurity, nmiertook to
1 xtarve the executive into stilmii-asion liy
1 inaistineon tutmnianvini; everv i.nnk
majonties, especially attempted to (ruar.1,
! by resorting to all sort of checks, sw-h
j two QirirTeaKioiuil bntuchea differing in
their constituencies, nuirdM-rvand letitfth i
f term; such also an the jurisdiction of j
'Jie Supreme i urt over cases ansinif un
der the Constitution and laws of the Uni-
ted States, and espw-ially by lolling a
limiU-d veto in the Preni lent.
It is a power which is likely to lie ex
ercised more and more freely than at
firsL The ilelicacy with w hich the early
Presidents resorted to it is a thing of the
pasL Kven trrim Jackson palea before
Johnson, his brother Tennesaean. in the
nuiiiber and olwlinacy of his vetoes. The
atter. and also Hayes, (jrant and Arthur
exen-iseI the power freely, and all on
the broadest jsissible trr-mnds often on
the bald pruund that there w as "no ne
cessity lor" the measure promised ; anain.
as when there was quest ion of the admis
sion of Colorado or Nebraska as a State,
that the time had not come when for the
x-ople of tlie Territory its admission was
w ise, not in their opinion, but the Presi
dent's; or again, that the proHed bill
was injurious to the hanking system. As
the business of the country increases, as
legislation piles up its bills still higher.
and a the whole social and jsuitical net
work grows more complicated in its de
mands and conflict of interests and its
multiplicity of interferem-ea, more and
more will 1 the necessity of cult inn tior-
iian knots w ith the sw ift, sharp edtre of
a single blow, and of having an executive
brave enough to take the responsibility
of interposing his veto in order to secure
the soler second legislative tiiouiiht, yet
w ise enough ti do so only w hen the es
sential interests of the people justify t he
wicldingof so kiH-u a weapon, but not its
dulling with too frequent use in cutting
stubble. Ex-Uoiiriuir Long, in tiii Forum
m
Wasgingrton Letter.
From ir Kegnlar Correspondeni.
Wtsmx.;riK, D. t'.,(K-t. 31. li7.
The Chicago Anarchist have had their
hearing -sfore the Supreme Court on
lctition for a w rit of ernir. Their case
ha la-en presented in its best legal aspect
and is now under solemn and k,-lils-rate
consideration of the Court, w ho doubtless
w ill render decision by Thursday of -this j
week. Ail surmises as to that de.-isioii j
are worthless, and all we can do is to
await patiently the result. Local opinion,
however is very strong that these w retch
ed men fully de-rve t'ie severest fate.
Cleveland contributes liHN and La-
. . i : v- ...
iiioin .! tome campaign mini in
York. With this example at the White I
House, the department ollicials feel safe
in doing likew ise, and the consequence
is that a gwsl round sum goes to that
State for partisan purposes. If there are
anv merits in the Civil Service Law, it
will lie hard to discover them after a lit- J
tie more strangling. I
The President says in his Thanksgiving j
Proclamation, that ecry path of honest i
toil has led to comfort and contentment, ;
but hundreds of l-'nion soldiels and wid
ows who have been discharged from the j
Government Printing (dice for no reason j
but to give pUe-e to confederates and !
partisans, discover little Is-auty in such a
heartless sentiment.
The Republic -n party has always fa
vored a cheap postal system. To Re
publicans alone we are indebted for the
present rates. Representative Cannon,
of Illinois, is entitled to more credit than
any other man, for this great blessing.
He now promises to reduce letter jsistage
to one cent, and w ill press this w inter
his measure with the ho) of success. If
Contrn-ss had more sin-It practical men,
there would Is far less t-mutid for i-om-plaiut.
I had a talk yesterday with Senator
Cullom, of Illinois, who is really the
father of the Inter-State C-ommeree Bill.
He says the Commission is giving a
rather riirid construction to the law, but
on the whole he Is lieves it is working
well, and with some modifications which
he will !iroose in the early part of the
session, with confident cx-.ectation of
approval, he thinks the law will iiecouie
popular and w ill lie thoroughly endorsed
by the sHiple. By the way, some of the
Senator's friends say there is a Presi
dential lee bii..img around his ear. The
Republican party is olcssed with an
abundance of good Presidential material,
and Gov. Cullom is among the ikihiIkt
who sit in the front row.
Tliere will bt- a complete re-organiza
tion of Semite Committee this winter. !
... , ... . ...
anil stssitiy a change in the au Dominate j
ollicial list. Secretary MiHVstk ihss not j
give tbe itest satisfaction, and Sergeant at
iLtsriiS
lere ill lie
Arms Kennedy has an admi
of alienating trie ids. Th
some loud talk aiioiit these two gentle
men at the first caucus meeting of the
lieptiblican Senators.
From a mass of information that I have
gathered from the records in the Bereau
of Statistii-s, I summarize for this letter
the following interesting items, which
osscss sjiecial value at this time, as each
of tae subjects touched upon are ques
tions of great public discussion, and w ill
lie prominent at this winter's session.
The ("nited Stales has 101,M men,
and fi.Osfl vessels engaged in fishing in
dustry. The annual fish catch of the
world so far as calculated by civilized
governients, amounts to l,5iM,0IKl tons.
This by careful calculation, I compute to
lie eipial to lrsl.ikkl car loads, which
would make a train I'll) miles long.
The annual consumption of beer in
this muntry amounts to tjf..7l, 34 gal- j
i ., . .i r ......
Ions, at a mat to the consumer of ,.'M.- i
K2.4oS. That ot distilled spirits t 74
i (iTJ.-ll'a gallons, at a cost of :U7 idftXX.).
j The use of distilled spiriLs is gradually
decreasing w hile that of lieer is increas
I ing.
Nearly all the sugar produced in the
United States is made in Louisiana, and
amounts this year to 14.i.0nn hogshewls, i
I or aisiut one twelfth of what weconsuiiic- I
Seven other Stats produce ng:ir. but in
small ipiantities, and chiefly for local eon- i
siiintition. We are the Imyi-xt onisiiin-
.-rsofsdL'artH-rcai.itaiii the worl.l. an.) i
j it takes t,:W'.,I2." tum this year to snptily j "yMh i.tt leeitiid lit re is worth while ee
j us. i iiir, a. tliese fulirivM are new ami choice and
' i..,.ii ... . ' nilitallle lor weurillir imwr nnil into t In. i rl v
! 1 :
i lit- I4IUO nnuiiH-r oi tffiet-it in iiia i ni.
, teit Miites was, in issii, 4H,;!rj,:!:l, and in
1SST, 44,7")!I;U, Willi; a dtH-tva.n- of 3,-
Vl'iJ, 01S, in one year, but taking the
twelve years together there is an increase
.TJIW-VU. ralifornia, Ohio and Texas
rank the highest, having nearly n,(Kl.0ti0 j
h. Kamas and Colorado are incn-as-
iiiitm-re nipiiHy than any other State
in this industry. For the year endiiii;
' June .10. we ini.rtd lil7.lsKl.lKHI n,unds
of w.miI. at a cost if J l).li,lil.
! A writer in the Scientific AinericaD
I aays that in exjwriences in Colorado and
j I'tah he never saw an Indian with a
: -oid. He concluded that it in our hot
' r.K'ins w hich zire nMcohiK.
fgvfr bttn
made wii'cl,
Jor medicinal
jV 111 ksAina
-
tor a
fceaiitiflil
flfHLOPHOFOS
ryw,:. L tlfor Strains, feain
Gri I Side tetfnt
m At ir vAui
najS'St tar ttisaa.
Absolutely Pure.
Thin Powder never vartew. A marvel of purity,
strength and wbotefoiBeD-m. More ts-uU4,niH'al
lhan the urrtitmrr kimtn. anl cannot Is- .!d at
comnetiUon with tbe miiltiturte oflow t-st. hurt
wt-iaht. alum or phosphate powder. Sr-in" imty in
nuu. Royal Bauo Fowniia Co., 1U6 Wall St.,
S. V.
For full tnfiirrantiim ot the routp. w hen' to ob
ain Uoveruiaeiu I.simU. Miii-s, Ku-.. Adilrvtw
A. M. BRM'KESKUMiE,
Ontral Paws-iiiter Aat-nt.
Comer 7th Ave. and Smllhtie'.d !t reels.
Pitfbu-Kh. Pa.
i '
j .rr- : sin,-, i rm r'-' I ! " r ' !
'd ii lk& "ra w-1
"' T PA.-,T-Ie's Tr Tsritft liver
They set a jwlr do uot gripe Md
Srefli:iMt-n-. ' ' : a tasy lutacc
duaiviy.'-t:'. : J -t-:.a li-Ja.
. , .r, ? r -W.
Sold by Every Druggist In Somerset. July i:'-'7My.
UNPARALLELED OFFER!
$4.00 FOR $1.75.
THE HAKRISIU'Rii
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
IS THK
LARGEST AND BEST
Newpaper published in thet'apital of Penn
sylvania. Rich iinmls-r contains H
( ohinins, filleil with
M.irk.-t Keports,
The latest News, Stories.
Miscellaneous Iteailing.
Will bv funii-hed to sulscritKT for the en
suing year, to-ther with ampy of
our family physician:
(Sew Edition.)
Kor il T'. yable ill ailvamv.
The price of this tss ik in all H-siktorcs is
:!!. The pnee of the "Telegraph " is
1.. We give both for 1.7o.
TUB BEST Pit EM I I'M OFFKRKlt by any
Pajier in the Pnited Stati-s.
Thbi l-onk containM 4i vut- : t " in.-h-es
-loiiir, li iiielie, a ide and 2 iuehes tlii-'U. It in
printed 011 extra heavy iMtt-r. and is lisndntine
Iv Utund. with eintHisHil ettver and tiih-leuerwi
twu-k. It i-dirti-n-nl from ail her aorks-a liie
lin.l HVHK 1-1 ttl.lsllth.
It leaches thots- who hae it hott to tell what
the mailer In u hen a ieron ip-usiek.
All HiimUr boik! tell a inu to do if you know
whal the disease in. Thl tmok li-lls yihi how lo
deleft thediM-Hses, and Ihe pntiier n-imstn-s are
i-iveB for Allaai!iie. HonHsrjMitliic. Kits-lrie. liy
dmtHUhif, and llerlml Iretttmeiits.
Ikm't tail to to nil yosir it of thix otter, w hich
holds kimhI uniil January 1st, Imvs.
Where the hook is arm bv mail, aueents niu.-t
aeeoiutMiiiy theonler tor postage.
KELlABI.b .M.ENTS WANTKIl
lii every HchNil
jMsiriet lo this and adjoining
sMintles.
Ihiily Telerrth. V irr year.
Dailv Telcicrneh and "mir Family Phrvielan,"
per year. l',iiireon RHk, J wins extra, if
sent bv liut.iL
Kneltue ca-di with all order, and addre
j. w. . AI.AKSKY, Matimrer.
HarrisburK. rVnn'a.
i Jos. Horne&Ca's
j'
Penn Avenue Stores.
No Summer Iress Canibriisi to Is-carried
over, the entire stock to tie sold out quickly,
we mean this, as evidence read further.
Fine French suitings.
Plaids.
Camel. hair Mixtures.
Checks, Stripes,
liood that were iiii(Hirted to sell at M.oli,
-fl.iS and $1.50; today we olfer ALL of
them at the two pri-es,
50 AXf 75 CENTS
a yard. They are fine Dress 4mmkI. reinein-Is-r,
perfect, and this seastin's pmmIs ; they
iaa I linger at tliese half and less than haif
price. As to how many, it s neither here
nor there: we want you to reineiulsr the
fact that these pHids are to tie sold ipiickly.
the prices insure that, and then aain that
these are the tiuest and choii-est gisals ever
sold at tliese murk-down priivs of .VI and "
o-nts a yard.
Now. then, in the same room, near the
door, we offer more August mark-ilowus.
all-wool K'lat Jo rents, all-wool itoods at
-" cents; then, bti.-gt.-st of all; one lot of ,VJ-
j,,,.,, .s,llitilipi yjf milI1II,.-.,.l .-hecks, at
."at cents a vards, were 7 cents and f I n
yanl. You c-innot ilnplii-ate these lln-ss
iessls Itargains.
e' liirh All wiKil Seraes, were Ik' and 05
ivnts, at fa! cents.
Tlien some Plaiils and Checks, were 7.
ivnts. now 40 cents.
Wisl Nun's Veilinjr-. ,scts.; nowlMviits.
3.s-iiieli All-wool Mininir". were 5o cents,
now at 25 cents.
Some light slirnles in Albwisil KhylnT
Clothes, down to .'W cents fnim 5u to 7.V-.
Some Strijssi Khyla-r Suitings, light si.
onsl. now at 'Ji cents a yanl.
.-some plain htainuioi, ilelx-ate sliaili-s. 15
eenia. were 2."i eenlfi.
. !'ri,-' Wialli. lIMvnt i-tio.1.. down to
.. ..
rail, 1 uia, t our "clean sw
weep"' August
Oreiw (lorxia tSule,
iJos.IIoniL'&Co.'s
Dp AvnilP tnrPC '
1 villi ilVllllC OLUlvO.
Pittsburgh.
octi-ly
'a.
VMK.NHMKNT TO THE 1 1 iVSTITCTIoN
pniMiar.i Ui the -ftia-na of thi C.iiamon
wealth for Ih.-ir approval or n-)cetiiai tv the.iei-i-ral
Aaa mlily of the ommon'.vi-alih of Fi-nny)-vauia.
t-ulihsht-ri hy .mU-r of the Srcrvtnrv'of
th Conini'HiweaHli, in tmnmanre f Article
X'I1I 4 tlie- cntituti.m.
Joint iv-iliiu.io profMiwincati ain.-tMiuetit to the
c.iiiituliouof t'H!. . iniiiouw.-aitu .
sk.tio. I. lie it re-ailv.il liy the Senate anil
Hooae of K.-pr-tanitativea f the I omniouw.nllo
.fPi-nn-iylvai.ia io t.em-ral A-tat-mlilr nvn. That
the follow ins aiiien.ltueni ia firopoaecl to the Vm--titiitimi
oftlitM oniuH-iiw-calln of Penn-'yiviUiia.
in a'-eonUm-r wilh tiie Kuihteeiilli Aniru liirre--S
:
AMKNIiMENT.
Then "hall la- all Mllio:m! ar-lele to vllrt ( n-
atiiuiioi. 1,. iH-.l.-.iinial.',! ai Arti.-le XIX. a f.,1
I I...V, -
-VKTH-I.E XIX.
The manufacture, rnle. or keefilnc foraale of
iiii-xicatinicli'tma-, to la- uxi an la-vcnure. h
iten-oy protiiine-a. ana a-iv violaiion of thitiro-
iiiommi aliall la- a niiadeaHanor, purualiahlt- as
hail la- pro i.1,1 by law.
Tlie nnliiita1ure.' ale or k.-cptlir for aal(- of
intoxicating- ii.joor Sir otlaer pnnaaw-a than a a
la veratre may la- allowe.1 l:i an.-h mauuer onlv as
niay la- lin-wrilieri hv law. 1 ii.' (ienerai AM.iiiliIv
Jmil. al the lirx ei. Hi sn.---.lluir tlie adoption
f ihl article ol the Coiililntkai. enact lawa w i.h
I .wi,-nale n nl'.K .r ua ciiforw-nieilL
, A trae nay ol ihe Joint IUluiioii.
CHARLES W. STONE.
Xeretary f Ihe CiHuovaiwealth.
VOU CAN FIND
THIS
PAPER
. ai in tlTTsai a a st 11m- A.l-en ia, P.ureau ai
ZZZ EEIOUGTOIT BROS.
WlMt Will cwainavS lur aavwitiauic ai iaiaraal. .raSSS.
k c;"t;--
Care of a Tramp's Hands.
"Une of the essential points of suii-ess
in my profession," said a dilapidated old
tramp w ho was talking to a reporter trout
behind the bars of one of the cells n the
city jail recently, "is to keep the bandit
in gotal order. You don't understand
what I mean, eh? AVhat I mean by
keeping the bunds in giaal order is this:
Of course, in tramping from town to
tow n, a man is 'iu'nle to lc arrested for
vagrancy at any time. He must tell a
story of how he h is just la-en thrown out
of work and is looking for employment,
which, ua yet, he has not been able to
find. In nine cases out of ten the judge
will ask him to show up his hands, and
when he ilis-a prisluce them they must
la- horny -and toilworn. Catch on, do
voir
"So yon see it ia a part of my business
to keep my hands lisiking as though they
lielonged to a man w ho was accustomed
to work .''tio days in the year. For the
purpose I carry with me this small stick
of hickory vood, which is round and
very smisith. Abut twice a day I take it
1s t w een my iialms and rub them so that
the friction will make them hard and
callous. In thut way, yon see, I produce
the 'real result' with very little trouble
and annoyance. There is a Isittle of
brown liquid which I use occasionally
for stainingthe back part of my hands a
beautiful siinbrown color, and there you
are. When I show my hands and thejudge
see's that I am a hard working man,
thrown out of employment by the strikes,
what can he do but believe me. The
trick has saved me many a day in jail,
and I flatter myself is a strictly original
idea, though it is spreading rapidly. The
profession, you see, is beginning to real
ize thut it will never do to show up to a
hardhearted police judge a pair of lily
white hands."
Everywhere the Same.
Wherever Giltiiore's Magnetic Klixir is j
introduced it leads all other remedies for
the cure of coughs, colds, hoarseness,
bronchitis ami all affections of the throat
and lungs. It will relieve the worst i-ase
of asthma in one minute, itegtilar physi
cians endorse it as a first class specific for
the purposes for which it is prejrared.
Bornard Salisbury, of Humphrey Centre,
Cattaraugus Co., X. Y.. w rites : " I have
tried it in my family and find it splendid.
We keepit constantly on hand ami would
not keep house without it." At this sea
son of the year all persons are liable to a
colli, which one or two small doses of
l iilinoiv's Magnetic Klixir will relieve at
once.
The tiilinore ltoniedies art for sale bv :
Iliesecker it Snyder, Mammoth lilock,
Somerset, Pa. i
. ..
FOR dysjiei-siaand liver complaint, you
have a printed guarantee on every liotth j
of Shiloh's Yitalizer. It never fails to:
cure. Sild by tnsn. W. Iiciiford A Son.
Sabbath Laws.
Tin-re are iinlirations th:it Pennsylva
nia, ami other Slates as well, are snii to
lie the theatre of an earm-st cotitruverxv
ami strn'le over the ijnestinn whether
or not our historic Suhhatli lawn hIiuII he
retaint-il on our xtaiitte Ixk.Uh, . There are
si-.-ii.t of a n-inarkahle revival of interest
and (-ouvii tion on the siile of a Subhath
carefully oltservetl. The jrrvat t-ities of
Xe York, Philadelphia, mid Washing
ton, lieflides ninny Hinaller ilai-es, have
witiieswil thorough anil exact enfon-e-iiient
of the laws, esH-ciully against the
KiliHins, w ithin the jiast few months. It
has been proved lK-yoml douht wluit
has often ln-en denied that even in
these jri-eat centres of Mi)iulation it is
iwissilile to enforce the law ujniinst the sale
of liqiKiron the first day of the week, and
that the only question is w hether or not
the ollicials an- willinj; and determined
to enforce it. This is a lesson which tje
people are not likely soon to forget.
Ihiring the past year, as for a few years
previous, siecinl attention has liecn turn
ed to this subject by a concert of prayer,
during the first week of April, for the
lietter observance everywhere of the
Ixinl's Iay, and by sermons at the same
time, as far as possible, in the Christian
pulpits. It is noteworthy also, that more'
Issikson the anbject of the Sabbath have
tieen issued by American publishers w ith
in the last five years than for twenty-five
years licfore, and that all tliese volumes
uphold the authority and permanent ob
ligation of the weekly day of rest.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has in ideSabhuth Observance one
of its more than forty distinct depart
ments of work, with superintendents in
nearly exery State and Territory. The
almost one thousand I'liions in Pennsyl
vania can hardly fail to be felt as a living
power in the agitation which seems to be
imiH-mling upon this question.
... . .
T'ne latest style oflntde is wildly, de
votely, and intensely English in every
particular except one. Having still a
faint glimmering of brains left, he still
cures his colds w ith Ir. Bull's Cough
Syrup.
The Latest on The Dude.
A pretty sa-ciincn of this class waa
paying court Ut the daughter of a cleriry
nien. He was invited to dine at the
house, and the yount; lady assured him
that he had la-ttt-r prepare himself to re
turn thanks at the dinner table, as her
father always ak-d his guests to do so.
"I really cawnt. I ctmldn't do it, ye
knaw."
" Put must,' said his sweetheart, " or
your chuncea are gone."
" Ah, well, I will twy, but III make an
aw ful niesta of it, ye knaw ."
Dinner time came and the clcrjryuian
politely called upon the young man to
n-lnrn thanks, as the young lady had pre
dicted . He gave a .lesiaring glance at
his sweetheart, folded his hands and
suid:
"Ah there! Jesus. Awfully
spread. Thanks, awfully ? "
There was no man-ia". Tmth.
jolly
WHY will you cough - when Sliiluli's
Cure will give iiuinediate relief. Price,
10 nts, oO cents, and $1. Sold by Geo.
W. Ik-nford & Son.
Cataiikii. Kor twenty yearn I was a
sntr.-rer from catarrh of the head and
throat Uy a few appl cations of Klys
Cream Kalin I receive.) tlecided ls-netit
J was cnrv.1 by one 1st tie. Charlotte
! Parker. Waverly, X. Y.
THK KKV. tiKt). H.TH A YEli,of Bour
j boil, Ind kivh: "liotli myself and w ife
j owe our lives to ShiUth't tjtmmmptum
! Cttrrr Sold by i. W. Benfonl & Sin.
The brave niati is an inspiration to
the weak, and compels them, as it were,
, to follow him.
: " HACK I KTACI"a lasting and fra
: grant iK-rfitme. Pri.v 25 and 50 cents
i !xdd by Geo. W. Iienford & Son.
... a .
Kvery man has follies, and fiftentinies
; they are the most interjsting things he
1 has got.
A NASAL injttl.ir fn-e with each bot-
tie of Shiloh's t atarrh K-medy. Pri-e 50
i cents, S.Id by twtr '. Benfonl & Son.
i SHILatH S Cure will immediately re
: lieve croup, whooping cough and bmn
' chilis. Sold by Geo. W. Benfijrd & Sou.
Tbe Importance nf purifying the blood fan
Dot be overestimate J, for without pure
blood yon eauuot enjoy good health.
At tlili euoa nearly every one needs a
good medicine to parity, vitalize, and enrich
tbe blood, and Hood's ganaparilla 1 worthy
yon eonfiuenee. It is peculiar iu that it
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones tlie digestion, while
it eradicates disease. Give It a trial.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by C L flood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
IOO Doses One Do'lfr
Mason cc Hamlin
Omans and Pianos.
Tt Cnhin-t Orrtn lntmnrl br Maon -Jt
llitn in lit .MuMfii V lUliiliii (rr ii. liav
aiwa.i i::li:if.in ! ilicir nprt urw y t.-. 11 jiM 4it:r.
Ii:i.iu,r n-cf ira HiciHs.t I hiiMir.fi t nil litrut W orid
tvliioitioiirs Mmt. IHt',.
Tin- Itniinrti-d Mini ! striiiL'iu : Pianos iiivfotti
by M.."Hu A liiiuiiii in 1. i n t:n.it ."lvalue in j
l.:iiit c iii-trtiomm. fp'-ri n::iMitK in 't "lb'
tT'jjit.Tt iriiiirtvfii:i'i!i in piaH"- in I'.ilf u r-iinirv.'
Piiinn I'tiv'il.tr. i-'iit .in, .'a 'i-.tMiMiiijt Inmi
!'rrhtt!-t nt. iiiiiyicmi;-, unl luiitTr-, uixl PUuo ttnd j
Orimu t'aLilt u'ut i', In:.
i:a:c:: & SAnr.: csait ru::o co.( J
BUY YOUR
RUBBER
BOOTS
SHOES
or
John G. Sanner,
ir.D-lyr.
WORKING CLASSES
ATTEH-
T10N1 We ;
ar1 now preparfil to fiirni-h b!1 cla.- w itii e m
ploymt-ut at homo, ihe wtHU f thi time, of for
their wparo monieiite, UusiutK new, lijjlit ami
KrofitaMe. I'lTMtnsuf either sx easily earn from
k' tol-i jkt i-veninji aul a pntporiiona) mjifi by
rtt-vtHiiiK all their time to the tMiineM. Hovanl
girN earn nearly as nmch a men. That afl who
aee thin may nend their aMr,f an. I u-st the bu-i-ncw,
we make thih otler. To nu-ti a are not well
ftftiiKtlef. we will M'tid one clollur to pay for the
trouble of writing. Full parieulan and outfit
free. AiMrvr okorgk Stinm.n A. iNirtlun.l.
Ma(. l 1 vr.
(JANUEEI
I
Somerset Lumber Yard.
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
MaxrrAtTt'KEK ash Vkii.f.h, IViilalek nd KPTAiLr.R nr
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
Hard and Soft TVroocls.
OAK. fXIFLAK. SIllINtJS. PICKKTS. JIOI'IJUNttS,
ASH, WALNUT, FUlORIXii. 3ASH, STAIR RAILS,
CHERRY. YELLOW PINK. SHINtit.ES. IKMRS BAH'STERH,
CHESTNL'T, W HITE 1'INK. LATH. BI.INUS, NEWEL Il-STS.
A tiiiaul Line of all graden of Lmubt-r ond BnlMlne: Material aiiil Kiaifltifr Slate kt-tt in u k.
ALo. can furnih unylhinir in the line of our tmslnew Ui onl.r with rtnonihle
inimiitm, such an Brw ki l, miil-nized work. etr.
ELIAS CiJs rXG I IxVr,
Office and Yard Opposite S. & C. R. R. Station, Somerset, Pa.
2 '
ESCOESlDBT SETTEE AH?
SCIENTISTS AS ; CZEAPI2 THAN
FEACTICALLY Tffv-- ffl
STCITS.
Over 500
Beautiful
Designs.
1 a. 'Trico Llzl v.
,V
mm
ff ''-aV? T?'fe.-
V
MjtNCr.CTr-aaD BV
MONUMENTAL BRONZE COMPANY,
SBiooEKi'. cok:;.
STOP
SIIVIlER HOUSE
Patriot Street,
--
I wish to call the attention of the Traveling Public to the fact
That the SHAFFER Hiit'SEiseloaer to the station than either of the .sher hotels.
That the SHAFFER HOt'SE ia as convenient to all bnsinesa parunf town as the other hnnsea
That the SH AFFER Hi U SE offers as
OOOD ACCOM rOlJATIOX.S
p as any other house in Somerset.
That the SHAFFER HOI SE Proprietor will
erGE YOU bESS f 0t bODGIJMG
than any other h.uise in Sinnerset.
That the SHAFFER HOCSE isa temperanee house.
That the SHAFFER HOI SE ia the fanners' house.
That the SHAFFER Hi tfSE is the travelers' ho:ie.
Farmers and ocheraTisiiiiur our town will Uo well bv stopping at the SH FFKR IKituF
K. AVr. SHAFFER,
April 8. H7. Sro. Iropriet.r.
TA HAftDSOKE WEDDIHB, BIRTHDAY OR HOLIDAY PRESENT.
3 A aaaaamaaaa TUP IjUaaawi nenaii a .
wsasi ww ar a.v awaw a a
LUBURG
nib nvnucnr ul r
romhtnlnff a Partes-,
Price ibi
k ' 1 -V-
THE LUBURC MANF'C CO..
2 V
! 1 V
23 i
, OWN AND Oi l 1I.ITKS OVF.B
6,000 Mies
0F PEKKECTLK UJSSilaCTlU) KAU.WAV.
MNCTRATES THE 8ST PORTIONS OF
ILLINOIS, IOWA, WISCONSIN,
MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA,
DAKOTA, MBAASKA,
and WYOMING.
slV
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muI m.'tora i. . . r
nl HKTVVt 1 .
tJJT CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE. ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA.
THK I HI IN HFOIoNS "V Mtl MI'UN.
-I UK H;K I.AM s of I 'TV
ami Noi:r'in:- sn im ;,.
THK OXI.V I INK To 11IF. i t -K IfH T.3.
THK i-l"N! Ktl T.IXK TO Cf,:yoHSfV
Tat map, time cablisi. ant! inftirrttiirMin ir h fnltffit
detail, addrNW (.imia. j,p.,yr)
H. A. CROSS, Trsre Hsu JUt., Lsart.l. r. Pa
MARVIN MUGMITT H. C. WICKER E.P.WILSON
Histiw-t. T'
AUT4
SEINES,,
NETS. TENTS.
a nil Snort ina Goods.
!niilt-r.iirrt 1 lr''t'li-fHtifiiii: H!it i.tiitM.
tim sht iiiis, n4 to i"i; pvry kind of Brti li
IiH.liiite mnl lii--ai in Uitiis, ;ln liiz-zlt'-l.)liiiu
I NHihli' SItl i ttiiiM. ! t t. ;
jrlt shi( 'inns "J "iU lo Hvulvfrs, ?i lo
?J0: lKiilil-ii'titn Mlf--ix,kprs, i "4tl0;
Ail kin-N "M 'Hrtr...i;.. Hh-il. i'aM, WmU,
TiwN, pimUT Klaks slnl p4Hu tu-, priiui-r.
feinl II f-nls for Illiistrm! i atatt;m. Al
,rf iH K AT WrTKK i'S WiiK-.
sllTllr'lKM sfKKKT. PilTsiil li.H.
PA. N B TliU ia a-VBrll. r.'!i:ilp firm ;
lrfolly IriiHTworlhy : inl'ri rt I !! pnmitlv
aii'l itflH tst-ni iiy mail or 'Ar-w t any pnr
f liic wirll ; no miifler u lmf you wain In
ihe- iHin hiu. you nn icpI it althe Ureal WM
ern by writing it b-ite-r.
e iuiim iiukI-(o orl-r ; iuiw Hii'l Hfvolve'n.
n'airtNt. hi pt 1 1-iTiti.
ARBUCKLES'
name on a package ot COFFEE is a
guarantee ot excellence
ARIOSA
COFFEE is kept In all first-class
stores rrora the Atlantic to the Paoiao,
COFFEE
is never food wltn t-xposed to the air.
Always hr. y t h '? hr - - it h(rmetioally
sealed OSJ i'T : :- ?..CKAGES.
T1 r.rt, f Ilu. . rmwr hr an nt ta
brar. H ;n tr-; ban ii,m aadSoar4. aailr. ' t-'r irtif
t naterr, rwf ao4 Twl Ct!npir lb-. Ffrwt r4r frnm
voar 'tlnlit "'ir. -1.4.. iiH..f.t r,.,i-rt. A'fta'X.
aiUraa roLOIX: WI i('HI'F. IS.
SIX! 8. CtUUi SUMt. CtUOaCO, UL
KASHIOXAHLK
CUTTER and TAILOR,
,Huviij: hai m.i'ty
Vfan fXiH'rieiU'e
iu ail Ktrartchti of
tin. iailorine tiif-
. I fftinrunitf
itas thm to all
who may raii up
on iut ami favor
m
mt lU tht ir pm-
. stoiiigo".
WILMAM M. Htx;HTKTLEK.
SOMKRSRT. PA.
The oldest an1 best Institution forohluinfiiK ft
tM!inen. K'hi-atioii. He have vucee?-lully pre
paretl tlioufaiitt of yminjf nnn for the active lu
ti of lite. r-r fircuhin- allrcw,
IH'KF rNS. TitOburK, Fa.
oetlH-jH.
IT WILT PAY YOU
TO Bl-T Vol S
Ill :.TI4KI AI, WORK
or
Wm. F. SHAFFER,
SOMKHSKr, I'EXN'A,
Mamifa-rttin-rof an.l realer in
tjtti nt Hitrk FurtJtffi im Si tit Jmtire, tumil IWora;
jtfaii, AtM ji IKr WHITE HkllS.K!
Peix.ns in need of MONCMEST WnKE trill
tinil :t lo tii. ii iiiiere-,t to call al my shop, where
a proper showing w ill be (riven them. Sin
fnrtiim rfiirfrttvt in JCry t arn, nnd fHi t-S
I Eli V l.o H'. 1 invite ieeial attention to ihe
White Bronze, Or Pure Zinc Monuments
Introduced by REV, W. A. 0RIXH. sa Te.i.led
Iniimiveineiit in the point of MATKklAL AND
cuSsTKI tTInN. an.l which is tlestinnl to l,
the 1-opuiar Monimv-nt for our Changeable Cli
maut. a GIVE ME CALL.
WM. F. SHAFFER.
lT TJ I E
SOMERSET, PA.
I!
Unrwrr, Rnaolclaw, ReeMnlna; mr Invalid
.Mi ?d uj?- i.01 uun I -H'aEi an
ft C wtaOosnsr. part, of tlae OTarlrf.
145 N. 8th tt.. Phllada.. p7.
-9Nn RSCCICHE VI
mm CENTRAL
AILROAD TIME TABLES.
HM.rmti:K A OHIO kMLUUAO.
SUMFHSETJk CAMBRIA BHAXI'H.
illsTAM E AM KAKK.
Miles.
1-'-.
17
Kare.
1 1(1
l
T
Somerset to Stoystow n
Somerset to tlisii-ernvtlte
fon.erset to Beilifl
SitueTM't tu JohiL-litn li ....
Somerset to Rock wins. ,
Homerstrt to t,arrett...
Somerset to Meyemlale .........
.Somerset to t'umrs-rlsnd
Soiuersi-t t Wasli i nirloir.
Somelwl lo Baltiimire
somerset to t rsina .
Sonierst-l tot'outl'ieuce
Somerset to Conriellsvi'ile
Snnvret lo PitislmrKh .
. 15
. .1
. :
. 'Iii
. 'l
.
. 110
Tlie fare to Phila-lelphia is t.M. ami lo
York, 11..
New
Summer ArrsngemenMn effect siacs May t9. tT.
.xoarn-voixv tra iss.
JOHXSTfiWX KXPRESS No. 1.
Jrrimi.
Juhustown 7.Xi a ru
K.H'Icvtooit a m
suMKUSKT... m
fietm-r s.dI a m
Mwi-i.mu li.Jii a lu
li.-vcrviHe t:. a m
IVlb.-l t al a u
MAIL No. ua.
tlvt.
PitthurKli 7:-U na
K k sr1...1o 4ti m
M'H'M-1 to::t m
ll:tifi a in
A rrirm.
Mnf.Vrmvi!lcr.H:-Ml it ni
U-llit-1 1J:W) p m i
pAf'ritf.'n from Piutiir:h clmiivi! i-ars for
(M)iiiif mi he StunpH.'t 4 i iiiiiliri at Kim'IiwimmI.
On .sunflavH thi trin will ran two hours lale
frtmi Kim LminmI to SimtTt, ttini live hours lale
fnun Snittrmi U Johuuwu.
8fMKKHT A c oMMnAT!ON-N.. '. f
Arrirm
Hflliiine-rn itiio a m
PitulHirvh I Ht p in
SOMERSKT p m
KoritU'Mrti :ai p iu I
Milloni ... .Vr p iu I - 1
Pallor for StimtTx-t from the e-i mi n! j
on the Piu-tmixli liviioii, ctianKe t-ar l K.n k- ;
woo"U i
SO t HI- HO t WO Til A ISS,
HAl.TIMoKE MAUr-MttStt
Jrti-'7i
Jointow n 7:-V a m
lit'lliei v:tl m
looTVllle HiJIiniii
.Hoy "tow r i j !:iirii m
Crt-IK'T i ia
H)M KHtT ft in
Millonl - ft ui
A rrtrr
Koe-kwtuNl 1.V ft iu
Ciniio rlani IJ:.V p iu
W a(iitiun.M 4:.i p m
HatiiiTiortr .'.:.n p m
Pttihntxh '-':on p m
Pa-MMitftT- for Niitts east an! wot chaiimr t-r
at P.MkwMl.
i Mi Mimlay thb train w ill mil twenty rainut
la It- from JoiiD-touti to Ki.'k wol.
A CiiMMoUATlOX No. iH.
Utr J Arrirt
, .fotut-tow u J : )0 p m Kot won1 4: iO p oi
i'tln l .1 oi p iu tntilvrlMi)l ... 7:1") p ni
HiM t-rMiit ... '':.t p m Pittj-l.i.rali H-.fi p m
t.ytow ii A: Mi p in to-miiutoii...
imr.
p ni
Hnlluii-ire....
. s .s; a m
SiMI.Kstr
Miliurtl ...
4 it, p m
4 It. p IU j
P;i-s n'' rf for emit an 1 wit fhanif can at
ICiM-lv WtMMl.
1 Mi SiiB-lnyn thh trnin will run thr hoom anl
fi fti'u n.iuiUt- iiiU- Ironi Johnstown toKo kwMKl
kk kwimii ao:jmm4dati4n no. m; t
St.fHKR.nKT fi:I5 p m KlM'kWOiMi -t:4 p m
MillinJ....u t:JT p in
I'll in,"' rs Ifrtvinjc on tlii; train cmi make roti
rRM tioii at itock.ro! witti uiKut Kxpre? tram!
v,as aul WfMt.
1 telly. Daily ex'i:pt Sunday.
ItALTiMOKE C olljn RAU.KOAlh
riTTSHrnnu lu vtsios.
EAST-HOIWI TUA J.S.
Y'lHilh. (f
Twit yTlv- I a;ntwn''t t.
.V'i7. ULrtrrim.
7.111 a. M. :J) P. !H.
7:l
7:ti tf:'ij
riiM-iir-fli
HrulliKk
MKt-eHtrt
Wi-t New Ion
iinsint Korxi
oniirli-v iile
Hiio V e
I'i'i.lli.flli'e
I OlIIH
a!M-tniiiii
KaNsiWtMMl
.arr.-tt
ali-t-ury Jttn
Meyriale
Kv:one
Sun. I l'Ht.-h
SlitllMlllptOll
r'airhfe
llyD'ltnaii
( umlerlani
p. .
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Haltiinoreturrivei
t:-n
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7.-11
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t nifnt'n (
f ' mttnri' d Ac.
Itnltiiiiort-
a--'tiiiiKion
CiiiiilMfriaitit
tlytiiliiiuii
Kair!!o(H
Sollltialiitfiii
Sun'.l t'ali-h
Ki-ylolie
Mi-vi-iiialf
llKIO A.
Ill-V,
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Sulisburv June.
i tarrt-tt
K'H kW4MNt
l aKwliiutn
I Mlia
1 ontliii-ni'e
Ohio Pile
I'olilit-llville
llnw.l K-inl
Vtal Neuloit
.M'-Ki-fj.irt
BrmM.rk
Ar. I'iiolxin;):
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Tin time given it hatt-rn Sta.ulHnl Time.
ROTE.- hi SuitluyH HtH-kwtnK, Kxpnw leitve
Piil.-h'iivh at H-.tit. m.. nrrivf at K4N-kwinrfl at
VI -it. r. m lv hiN-kA4HMl at -M" r. .. arrive
at liti-ltirifh i i. m.
Mm! Tmin- fttrifKN-t at K-k wsmm.1 w ilh train--to
aii'l fn.in Ssi!-ra-t nii J..hr--T.vrn. at Hvtvl-
iriatt Mill, i ran i- toiaiil lrin Itttltunl, at dttrrrtt 1
xitfi tniiiiMt an-l t'nun BtTlln. ut SMJitiury June- ,
tit m with train tn ami fmrn ShIUMiit. 1
W. M. rLEMEXTr. Maiiaio-r.
Vmkmmi;ntto the ossTrri Ti4x ,n
fMrttnl totherittzcnottt'rhU 'ommHi wraith
tor llicir a)proval r rfjwiin ty the (rvneral A
Mnt.l ut ihe rt'iiiiixtimeuith if iVniifaViVHTiia.
rnhlisihe"! hy tnif r ol th- j-w-rivtanr f the t orn.
iiHnwHlt!i. in Miiita!ie of Artirle Will ol the
Joint nfoliition pnf-wnif an aPKnmnt t4 the
fotwihition ol the inmuionweaiih ;
SF.iTluN 1. Hr a rt.Jreti ft, ftir .Vnnfr nwt Ifnum
4 Hpfruttttttr ttf 'hr ''mtin'titwilth hnnl-
r'tHiu in 'r.ni AmMii at, Thar the tttlluw nttf
in imfHaMil as an aTnan,lntent to the trt'-tituiion
nf tht- t'ominoimealih of lVinylvania in rMf-mi-ame
wiiuthe Tf i-imji- uf Llit: eiKiiteenth article
therti f :
AMEVftMKNT.
Strike out fnun eitioD one. of artirle eijfht. the
firtirtiualjliraliftti tsr voter whirl nn)s a.- foi
Iowk: "If twenty-two yean- of aire M.Hmi.-. he
hall have (ihhI. within two years a Ktateur eain
iv nix. v hit h tahatl have iH-vti a.-e-t. I at ltat
two nmmhs, him I paii a! Itnat one month hetorv
the e let-turn. ' -t that tbe sett ion whim reaai am
foi lw:
Kvery male fiiizeti. twenty-one Tear irf aire.
arw'f4iii the foil..uni3t m1'"'"" ti'tMiH. whaii be
eiiitJl! to vote at ail eltf-noD:
Fir-t. Hehali have bevn a Htixen of the I'nit
etl Statii at U-at one month.
Sromi. He ih1I hitve rf-:tlel in the tute one
year mr if. ha vine previMily h-eii a qiinlifle
flm -tor or Dative i-irn eitteu of tm. mute, he
shall have removti then-fmrn arnl retiirned.
tiieH ix mtHilh iminediateiv prereilinieute elei'
l it'll
Thirl. He ihall have nidecl In the eleetion
li!lrit- where iie it ail oiler to vote at least two
month- fiiiimM.mtt'Iy pre t'iimt the eltri tinu.
Kounh. if twenty-two yt-artof ace or upwanls.
he ii . 1 have paiti, within two yearn, a mate or
couvu (;u. in'h shall have been afe-wil at
lea--: two mot.liisHiio! pail at k-t.Hie month be
fore the ei-'tioi, ' vhali be atueiiuV!, m m to
rtni folh :
Kven- male fit. sen twenty-one yean of atce.
pos-M WainK the t'oilowiiiic tUaUtieatUHii. hall be
t mitU-il t vote at the pollm plaee of the elee
tu n .li-triei of whieb he al at the time te a
ri'i-nh nt aiiil nt eiM-wherv:
Kir-U He lialHmve tteen a citizen of the I'nit-e-i
Slate al lea--t thirty day.
"H-eon-il. He !haU have resitlfd in the iitale one
earorif ha. iau previottMlr ta-n a ijiialitb-il
elertiir or Dative bora ritiieD of the mate, he
-(m:i ltuve reuiovfVI therefnruand retirnei. th-D
six moiith0 iittnif'lttilely prec-etjin the eleetion.
Thml. He Khali have n-Nutefl in the eleetinn
(Viiriet where he -hall nr to vote at leai-t thirty
iliiv- ininieiltately pnitlintr the ehet:ora. The
lecii'btiure at the fion thereof next after tiie
iitlopiion o tin- HflK-a, ahall aixt fnun time to
tune thereafter may. enaet law to properly eit
ninr iur nn iMtMi.
Konrth. Kry male citizen of the aire of tweii
ty one years whoKtiall have hten a citizen for
thirty ilayt and an inhabitant of thia tate one
year next preeediinj an eleetion. except at munie
ipal elertUma. nnd fr the lant thirty davti a rei
deiit ! the ehftimi district in whieh he may of
fT hi: vote. fhaP be entitleil to vote at men eh-e-tiou
in the elee. htii ditriet of w hich bewball at
the time be a resident and not elwwhere for all
orti.-en- that now are or hereafter mar be eleete-d
by the people : Mtl, That in time of war no
elector in then'tuai mititarv s"rvi-e of the State
or ol the I niteii Statea. in the annv ir navv
tiiereof fhail d privcl of hi vtte by reaxnn of
hit at--nee from aueh elertion di-tri"t and the
Kirilatnre nball have power to provide the man
ner iu a hirh and the time and plaee at wluen
iM-h absent eleeur- may vote, and for the return
mid ranva-vsot their votea in the elation dwinei
in which they respectively resiile.
Kilth Kor "th e purl of vol. it no p-r-"
iiall be deemed to have icaine! or Um a
r-sidet.ee by rea.ofi of bi preM -nee or abstenee
while employe! in the aervioe tf the I'mb-d
State or the Stale, nor w hile eii)ratfe1 In tlie
navitattion of the watrof theitate or of the hiirh
seaa. nor w hile a ttiidi'til of anv college or cmi
nary of learn in jr. nor while kepi at anv airn--hMite
r public institution, except the inntaie uf
unv hane fordiabled arHl indigent Mtldiem and
-iidons who, fitrtiie porpofe uf voliiur. tliall la?
deemed U rtde in the ele-ti.ni dl-ijjet where
aid home ia oeatel. Lawn hall be made Ux
iwenninihif. bv pntar pnN, the eitizeiit who
-hall he entitle! U the njrht of wilTraKe hereby
erftabltaliefl.
A true copy of the joint resolution
t 1UKI.KS w. iTfE,
Serretary of tlie t'omrnouwealth.
State Nonpal
School.
I.H'K H.VVKN. PA.
I'D-nrriaaMMl in its adTantagea. Istrntion
liealtlitulan.l inauiring iMnnlin ptanra.,,
learner ami h.ai.ire.1 gnuliialea .f eiilleaa. ite
Hppr.rtaliea this year ftEi.HM. Kiun-ita m
I'ki.VKMKNTM, )'.nvi-nieaieand cimr.irta. Su
penur M.atel and Training setoL Htate aid 10
profeaaionai students.
Jfc&5.f..J5LDON' A- Principal.
i
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rl SIXTH
tKi
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THE PEOPLE
Whu hovr hci-n iliwinHjiuie.! la the n.i;t,
Uinnl fnim thv IW.' i,f ON a :K, Bf rf
WINE anil IKliS'.iirthei-.!lol KMn.-,,;,rf
I I LIVKK Oil, h..ul. u.r
j CHERRY MALT
PHOSPHATES,
j s i-.iiil.iuii..D nt W ild cherry, Kximi t ,,f Ma i.
sni ilir Hyi.ti..hHtrs, iIpIh ...ii. i;rau
soit Diitrlment.
-ikkkv M.i.t .- nD Hie st..ni.-,'i ,,n l
iDi-rHine ihr i tlti-, ajl..iiu( illicit:. ,(.
hy aiskinclt MppliraMe rr Ir-. . iT, i , i
ri.si.i furiin : Uv,if AiN.-tite. 11,-n.liu'hr. ln.ra
nia, u. iiithI IK-liiliiy, Want of Viuliiv, N-r,,,,
I-riu-trrtliiiii, Cil-liiilili. tc,
Il'y.iiir liniiriri-t il.w nut krtfp it, wt ,ufl
one Uilll or "i.ii t-r ix bullW E(.re-.
LIKBUi I'HAKMAI AI. i li.,
7" Msnlt-n IM.-, N. y
CatarrH
ELY'S
Clesnsei th
PSMg.JJsPljl)
snd InAainnuiiaa.
rl- a- T
Heals His Sorn
stores the Sens f
Taste and Smell.
v' o USX
Try the Cure.
HAY-FEVER
A Dj&r-ii-le in aiitiiiwt imn Mch n.-ii .... i .
I )fn-itl'!--. Prii- .'i i--nr nx 1tiivk:m i.v mil
j rein-lt-riMl tali-viii. tL 1 UHli TU ..- y.
! trtrt.V.. .w marlli -Ch-
Q'tMMlssit.XMiS' .s..r.
iK
- IN
SOMERSET COUNTY, PENN' A.
THE CotiimiMiuBHr of Somrrvl rni:lt
lii-rvlijr irive ntitti-t- that tin t will ll al
pnhliR-aiie inthi- Court Hhum- in Smifr-i in.r
oUKtl. at I ii'i-la-k p. m .on
FRIDAY, NOV. 25. 1887,
the follow Iiik n;imi-l trnr t- an ) .,iwl ..f I n
-Hlet IjtmK w urn hav,- lna pim-liaMil fru
the I rea.iiri'ri ol' aiil Counlv awl n-tuaiiiMl :
rvtlt-enirti for tix-yenra ami ii,:inl ai-rmii it
to the Ae'of .v-i-tnlly ol Mim h 1 l-r. ami ;oi
Siippleiiicnial a I ihi-retoof M.in ii. l-.i.
ADMSt.S Ttnvsuip.
Name.
Jane Ibafiver..
Adam White .
Amu
. 411
,.
Tax and '.v.
ntSFU KWE itofftt ',
rharb" Volla-eht :t'., M
Simon erbtn I -4
Fulh-rton Hntth ri 2
M. A. KobTt - "
W. P. or V P Lotcan : - ZZZ
Hodman Br-. 1 .....
LAHtMEK ro. ;..
Peter Meyem' heir l lot
Xll.Ft.tI 7Vir.V
Peter Meyer' heir -7
VKrkftSt0Ai.iL Rftftttl't.H.
John Mi trtman : totf
John Tipton 1 l,t
SOMK'tiSET T't HWsllfi:
William Uipr m
soi th. 1 utTox to n t, rr.
John f'hillippi ;m
1. ?:
it. .:
IT R
i:iP
Jall,f .-imv) -Jl
f 'ktA Koptu un.
Andemoti, Seiire!k t o. lop
I Vl'ER T KKEYFHT T'Hr!lIt'
Paul rifvetiuer
!t 4
Iti Ji
I'KTKK M MKtl I.I'.
AlltM I-. I.K1-I.KV
All t.-- J'iN.vs M.i I.i S T' K.
A .1. Ill) KM... I'lerk. .Minui"i"li--r'.
Qlil'lIANS- tOl'KT SAI.i:
( 1 K
Valuable Rea'. Estate !
BV VIRTI'E ot an order iue.1 nut of itv "r
pban-'Tourt of St'-ncpset rminty. I'a.. fi'l
ine directed. J a til expoae to Hle bv ptjNh
SATURDAY JWV.19,1881
nt 1 o'cliN-k p. m .on the premi-e. ihettl!nai:i
le riiHd n-ai entitle, late the prtprrty !
Tnrticy dc'd. viz :
A cert win tract of land situate in Addim Tp
Soificrsft Pa., adjoiuiiiir laiid of I ru." Kir.
ler, l.evi Sterner, .feremian Kn.irier. l-ai.th r
and others etinrainiuv one hutidrcd nBt
oiie and three-fourth acre and allowtincej., mat
or !, uisont pHiHeref dear, loot whieh are in
nieHdow. ana the ttalttuce i- weil timbered. b
Ina theretn erecieii t4-tory Uk
DWELL IS (I HOUSE
a new lmnk barn .Ki-'fl f-et and other etitNml'l
inif" . tm WHt r ; yotimc whinl ; linie'tiff
aithin :oo vani of th dweliiiiK : in ipn-o ittr";
inn; community : cmvenient to ei"ir h J'"
M-liotd.
TERMS:
me thirl of pure ha. monev after purinert
debt and ex n ut le arededuct dtrf.nifl
a lien on the printef t iire ti.e i'b'w ""'
cr. tbe nitTet lherert to be paid ant,uaii i
aa i.L.wa -i.l .at Kaasa .l.,.lh traa. i.nne imj Mini te'fll
heir- und ieirnl repr-M ntalive oi Ai.drr Tif-
mi' confirmation of tale aivl delivery of di tl
the haluiice in tao eual ai.Dtiai payment- ir
otitinnMtioii ofttale. without niiertt - l:' pef
of the pnn hM-4- motiev Ui in' pttld y!n
proiM-ny in knN-kf down, which w.il t-p
jw part payrneni tm trie tiit tate-hail : P"'
riven April 1. w. Itefernd pymeiii- to or
curefl ou tbe premtue bv inlifTn'iit I"
' Jo.V.s TI KNKV
oetli Adininb-traiorMiid Tr'.-t.
KT PERRY'S
r- CONCENTRATED
Bynio color
ISTHEEEST.rl.'tc
SfRICKLER. P.aySTOM & CO.. St?rP-
.1
MONEY;
... a. fl
Ihianlll a"'1 ""'''I
li n anrt .'
t,.l y.i :re -
lliillK 01 Tvni tanr ..mi .i-n, -
will nan y.ai in t.naiiiK whieh will -r:'ir "
more money nefcl avrar than aliylne'S-' "' u
sna-UL tut one ran d" tlie orS a.l li
home. Kilher art : all air. Hi-meihirs vr
that i.e.! eolna tnonT f.T ail artrn '
start . : eawtal re needr.1. Tin-
.. 1 lir.time. 1
wnoaramhiti"aaiidenten.rl"i" e(? ...
la. 1, rand uutni fne.
Au. tress 1 si s
dec- -
-h.l XL
It!-l-c1
UNSEATED LANDS
Kuata. Maine.
- j - mm:. oaTCU, ra
?-a-7 f- -b ---iSTen