a
A Strange Land.
Aufr)i i country in tiich nature
,,.euWilid condition onkno n
liert, frt the Borfon JruU nd
civtli.-V.lon most ipt it'.f to
.Urr...!nu.hj.i ' i: find Hotel nd
i:tiiS.. Il i oontry full of nbpnnli
in .nui.alvf2.-uWe ui t..i.in life.
. r.r iifmf
.,,.1 .,e,.,.,-ntof h,W -
. ... ,f .tone ..re of i:-r.j If - j
. ..I. K-riN-tluitC tlW mil it'll Ul-t i" i
Win every jit or the tl.be .nie mil
lion of yearn ?o- Ita trw and flan"
rviH-livc of (- le found here
only in ha! and coal measures.
Hardly anythinc here liaa the tharac
er and qnaiity of Ha relation in oilier
land. Although the trees and flower
rerhierly those ol the temperate ne.
the birds' are, for the most part, of the
tropin, and flash the p.rj-ooiM colore of
the parrot and tie cockatoo through the
dark foliage of the sad-toned eucalyptus.
The birds bae no wnc, and such notes
iw thev potaess seem like ietd echo
from period when reptiles were assum
ing wings and filling the tree tops with
a t-tranpe jtrfron, before beard only in the
camp and fens. The flowers have no
went, w hile the leaves of every tree are
full of every odor. The trees cast uo
.hade, fcinre every leaf is set at an edfc-e
against the sun. and abed, not their
leaves, but tbt ir bark, which, Gripping
off in larye "I"1 ,he n8ked
wood beneath, nd adds to the ghostly
effect which the forest ready holds in
the pallid hues of its foliage. The con
tour of the country is of one that is new ly
finon from the waves. Ita thousands
and thousands of square luiks, level as a
table and net with no other growth than
that of the eucalyptus, looks like the up
lifted bed of some great aea, and is as
monotonous as the unrelieved esiiHe
..fenst iuir. Here ar d there are low
bills, which ahow in their sides and in
the country aUmt them the evidences of
ancient lava flows. Klse'bere are piled
tipniaw of liow Idem, which show the
tong-ago courses of glacie-s over the fcce
of the land. 'everything seems pre
historic, hoary with age, and forgotten.
To the traveler from other lands an ira
preasion comes that be is vihiting a
country which had ceaed in its develop
ment long ages ?go.
Human Happiness.
Work, either of the muscles or the
brain, is one of the conditions of human
liappinew. Without it there can be no
wholesome enjoyment. The idle man
either seeks a sulatitute for the healthy
excitements of labor in vicious indul
gence, or degenerates into a being only
a few degrees above the low er animals.
The truest life that most accordant
with our nature is one in which phys
ical and mental labor are judiciously
mingled, alternating with such recrea
tion as tends to refresh and renovate
iK.th. Neither constant bodily toil nor
incessant a'ndy is advisible. When the
muscles are tired give them s recess and
do a little head work. When both head
and hands are weary, try amusement
light reading of a wholesome kind, a
romp with your children, if you have
any, a social evening w ith a friend -any
thing, in fact, that may proerly be term
ed innocent relaxation. This is a ration
al life. It is s sort of life that maybe
warranted to wear well, and it will not
clouded with fits of the blues. He
who lives it will lie younger in feeling at
three score than the man whose career
has been a gallop after excitement at
thirty-five.
If you belong to the working world,
and eat youi bread in the sweat of your
brow, do not fancy that you have, there
fore, no opportunity to enrich your mind.
I.'iW, thank heaven, is not so ill paid in
this country that the toiler can not af
ford to throw down his t wls now and
then and cultivate his intellect. Two
thirds, at least, of our distinguished men
have (een farm latxtrvrsand handicrafts
men. Very few of them were "college
bred." Our c mmon schools impart all
the instruction necessary to enable their
pupils, in after life, to educate themselves
thoroughly in the higher branches of
knowledge. With the foundation thus
laid, what is there that a persevering and
ambitious American can not teach him
self? Nothing, we believe, that the
buman mind is capable of mastering.
I,et it never lie forgotten that our great
est statesmen, discoverers, inventors, art
its and scholars have sprung from the
ranks of labor, not from thetili stocking
classes.
Reverence for Art.
. young pianist who went to a cele
brated master for lesssons w as surprised
at his first advice.
I'.irifv ronr mind ar.J soul." said he
. j . ,
. . i . . i t I .. . Hni.i . ... i .
1 nina oiny i w uai w iiuuir uu
and then you will begin to be worthy t
interpret the great masters. Above x
guard against conceit and self-cc "i." s
iiess. Never think, '1 am p'wy'.rv bril
lit ltly,' but only, 'Am .1 i bcmg the
composer a w i " "
The true artist reve: nc his prfef.
aion more than be craves applause. Ma-
.lanie tiara S hu ' ann, the pianist, was
.uch an artist. The Kmpress Augusta
one dav r .et her at the house of an ac-
uainUce,ai.a begged l:er to play some
thing. "The piano here is bad ; I cannot play
upon it," w as the ans'"r.
The Kai press gracio'Hy renewed ! t
request, adling that under 31i:i e
N-' urnanr's Cngeis no pumo ould .nd
lioeleasly ban.
A: another time Natalie Janotba, the
Polish pianist, Madame ufhumai.n's p"
pil, played for an tuarr at a concei . a
lieaatiful waltx CLopin. Ending it
w itb brilliant ; asaage, she raised her
bands at the finale w ith a flourish, which
did not escape the observation of her
teacher.
After the concert Madame Pburoann
poke coldly to her pupil on several mat
ters, and then unable to conceal 1 r dis
approval, condemned that unhappy
raising of the liands.
"Yoa spoiled all my pleasure by doing
that," said she. "You wanted to show
the public that such passages are nothing
to you ; that tbey t amble out of your
Hleeves without any eflort. A real artist
never does that. When an artist conies
on the platform he does no' belong to
the public ; his personality is merged in
that if the master who -peaks through
lii in
There is dog in St. Ixiuia that is m
regular funeral gr. White driving out
the road to Bellefontaine with a funeral
be was seen to get up and trot along be
nidethe Iteane. No more was thought of
liira until the grave was reached, and
there the big brindle w as sef n hanging
on the outskirts of the crowd, just as
much interested as any one. From that
time on he baa beeu a regular mourner,
nd he goea to every funeral that takes
place.
A Human lady propoeea, in the col
umns of
Russian newspaper, that the
women of Russia arid France should join
in forming a corps ofatuazoni to tight the
aruarons if Itelaniey,
A True Story of St. Bernard
Dogs.
I wais one of small l-ty of to'.ir:M
who leff the Uofj.ice of Mt. St. Iiernar.l
early in the morn in? for Monte tH".
The' roie a difEtnlt and lf.np-rr.us
oin(t to tin ft ins and ire !id- Ihc in't
U-f.Te, Iihi Mor-LiM op i"' '"
uatb. -Hoe l.un? mountain d i
7", I , ' f,r t:.r ,y, c .M
m
.f k-e n u
,iny leO, n-M-uiu.u'n
in hea:. tic!M:.2 Mit'.'
power of the sunrr.dtheax.au:: .ft.m j
Sutiic of our jany, more v-n.i om.r
than the rest, wore crampoi.r.s 'V de
scending the great walls of ice, aud those
who were timid or fatigued Liggvd l
hind. My cousin, w Los eyes sulfered
from the glare of the snow, was turning
an abrupt ledge of rock in order t . rer-t
and get a better view of ti.e descending
party and the roote they were taking,
when, suddenly and without warning,
the treacherous bank gave way and pre
cipitated ns some forty feet down a nar
row chasm, out of sight and bearing and
np to our neck in snow.
For some moments we were stquned
and unconscious of our situation. Howly
we began realize the doom that await
ed us. The whirling, dizzy height from
which we pa.s-d awed ns with its ter
rific gloom and grandeur. The drtradf::l
prosiect of our hojless f-ite was inten
sified by the huge bastions of ice that
surrounded us, and the cold, gray t-ky,
without a dickering my. 1'rorn near
and afar we could hear Luge avalxincl.es
grinding through the icy el ilk, and the
sullen roar w hen they dashed down some
deep precipice.
While thus imliedded in the cold, deep
enow, every move of bands or IxkIv gave
me pain. We dare not move lent a false
step or change f jxif-ture would plunge
us out of sight. In the auony of despair
I cried out, but my kinsman, who was
an old traveler and inured to danger, was
more composed, and busied himself in
crushing the snow about him to secure
a firmer footing. It whs then I t'longl.t
of home and my dear mother, and in
my anxiety I fancied I could 1 6'ir b r
voice pray for my deliverance, and :e
her loving arms reached out to eiubrae
me.
Hours had passed in dreadful suspense
and the afternoon began to w ane. My
limbs were lieiuimbed from inertness,
and a drowsy felling crept over me. Ily
this time my cousin bad cleared himself
from the surrounding crust arid w as lie
side me rubbing my limbs and endeavor
ing to infuse a spirit of hoje in r. e.
Kver and anon w e heard the bark in,: of
dogs resound through the icy solitudes
and then die away. Loud and long we
answered by shouts until our hoane
voices came back to mock us.
"We are doomed '." I cried. ' The hours
of day are waning, and night w ill soon
fall. Then there w ill be no hope."
The last words had scarcely died away
when my cousin observed the outline of
a d'g strove us. ine poor animui utratu
glad to have discovered us, and endeav
ored in every way to reach us, but it was
imjKrssible. Knowing the characti r:t:c
sagacity of these dogs, and their di ily
mission on those icy mountains, my
cousin shouted : "Hack, Ilover, for help."
The dog understood the command, wag
ged bis tail, gave a sniff and s'.ar'.ed a
peculiar howl, like a hound on the Fient.
This was an unerring sign of having dis
covered aouie traveler in distress, and in
this w ay he communicated the new s to
the straggling dogs w ithin bearing aud to
the inmates of the H.rspice.
The sun lingered on the distant bills,
aud we thought every moment a yiu r
Our eyes were strained in the lire.-ti n
of the rock from w hich we ex;'Lted suc
cor. At length the barking of d vs draw
ing near infused some Lope. The sound
w as sw eet and comforting to our ears. A
chorus of quick yel;is now broke forth as
four jHiwerful specimens of the grand
breed stood abreast above us, and the
fifth soon rejoined the others and carried
a coil of rope. While they kept up their
incessant yelping, we beard buman
voices drawing near, and soon four of
our arty, w ith a monk in the lead, stood
by the rock uncoiling the rope and fix
ing the straps for our rescue. The rope
was let dow n, my kinsman adjusted the
straps around me, and soon we were
with our companions, stiff and cold, but
alive and thankful.
The rest of my story is sxn told. A
fever set in, and two weeks those kind
and benevolent monks, in turn, watched
and prayed and attended to my wanls
like comforting angels, till I wasp' fectly
restored to health. Ever since fiat
memorable ti le the mentiou of St. Ber
nard Hospice and dogs awaken in tra
'eeling of love tor the one and oft mira-
I r on and friendsh'p for the other. .li, r-
iji Jqricitlt'trid.
Ev-'tybody Knows
That at th..J ei.jon the blood is filled
with impurities, the accumulation of
nior'bs of close confinement in poorly
ventilated stores, workshops and tene
ments,. Al. these impurities and even
trace of scrofula, salt rheum, or other dis-
j .. .. . . . ' , '
I ixnisai taavf kiii " ot wiwu 'uiaav- vvi
p'"duoed. It U the only medicir? cf
j w aich ;00 doses one dollar" is true.
A leading English s iei.list states thai
woi n 1 s .-e bette' cy. ght than uier,
and Uiat in all his experience ' e has
vet :aet a woman w ho was color blind.
"The OM ChiV. n rtnrkit
i ue imn-ttound Itn. k. t.
The Musa-ouvered Uiickut,"
Ilk-)T the ne that ha cimvwA not.
on to your sixms Irom sonn- iM will,
ww warns have biiie txntHmiiiatil
IriMua-weTK, vaulia, or iwixmIhIIdiis truiu the
lo mdiual ib-w poasmx from the
sstrro and aav.- yourw-lf . sikHI of malanai.
lKMd bilious 1. vor, aim u. k-p tiio
Iit. kidtM-ru and lunir in boMtihv and
Viir..roiai,,n,lio.m, Ur Dr. Pi.iv, a iold. n
W"il.-!il DiiwrH try. Ji arnu eU tl.c x
.Tttory or' - Itilo lA-Uvitv. imwhr rlosns.
Inaaud i rlr, init tl- fystiu. Ineiim it from
ail luaniMiroI luuod-i.iMon(i. no nmior from
wlwt cauas th.jr bae arisen. All lis.w
orvtnaiina Ironj a taqiid .r d-nuiirfd liver
or trtB impiin- bl(xxl-ld to lit wondf-rfui
citraow nropentm. U repulates tt- Mum
1K b and h..i is. rof wt. tlK- apt'iitr and
mirwtsKi, and curv ln-rawi, j.imi- font
tdaiut.'" nnd iTjn.iiif inaniwa. Sit-Hs iim,
T-to-r. V. Kr.via-iua. S. rofu..us Nr
and (wi iiiiiirs. Knlann-d Ulanda and Tuiuura
cjsn;ir up. xt on ue.
j M""d and ln-r iwilkiw, o.ld by drujrinv.
- - - i-w .. v pwuwirc or ita t-no-
Diinr or curtna; In rvery cxm-, or monty paid
lor it w ill bu promptly returned.
Copyrtfht, 188S, by woau? DM. Ved.
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A very larjp assortment of all wiol Itn
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iu hrg axsortuientaof stripes, plaids
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100 piiit a 4a inch luijiorted Tlaida, 40
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Alio, at oil cents, large assortment of all
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New and st) lish Cloth lViurcttes.SS inch
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A 7"-cent otterinii the most for the
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K!0 pie-es extra line Satiises, 15 cents;
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Andersiin's inghams, 40 and 4"r cents.
Challis Ijtrgcj.1 variety in all qualities,
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') cents.
Our large Spring and Summer Fashion
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April 1st, It cohts nothing but your
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tppuinlcamaMrm. p.ia-ant mih1 Waieexpeii
eoce. Kcnwmbrr that Manlrr" ow B bouk,
tbr onir one m which bo baa a penonai iutercat,
mil bear ua tbe title piie tba bxprinl of
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OIL AND GASOLINE CAN!
MAKfrMTVaCD av
He Ilnfield Kannrg Co., - Warren, 0.
Every Family Should Have One
Kn TVooririF Oil on the Floor or Table.
Na Faucet to Leak or grt knocked open K
waste Content! or cause Explosion. 2 mnj
and Can close automaticslly Aia Tight
No Lceka(c No Evaporation
AUD ABSOLUTELY StFE.
A Unlverecl Fouechold fleceesltj
f-A-r -r. fXS T33.E3C.
ForSale in Somerset br
1. B. HOLPERRAfM, M. FCHRtK K.
KAXTNtB n.ATT, r- il turrin,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
. -.1 r a . ,.r VI fa mnA V
tiV -WlTVUr M Will' 1 1 J W ! ur- s, a a a . v .
fcMiei out of the Coun of l oinimm I'U'iv" oi Sh
eri County, I will -xiow to jiuMie wile at
lXiul iluube, iu Somcrm.1, 1., at 1 o'clock p.
FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1890,
All the njrht, tl'lr. lntcre-i an:1 claim of John
Short, of. in, an.l to tli lijioa ui(j (foarribeil ri-al
.': . .
A rrrtain lot ni aToumi uuaie in Nriiu
BoriMiKh. tHimenwt OMiutv. Pa., bonmleu on the
North r.v lot of Zu Ji. r-byilcr. iu tlie hjirt y
Coi'e"rvk, on rhi?i mhki. ly lot ofoeo. Uoiti-
hour, and on the West Ly t hmpeniui lota,
having thrnon hwim a two-slory irameilwrll-
lng".houe, with a oue-iory kuchen, witn the ap-
flirtuatK'ra.
Talteu iu exemtiou a tho property or John
Short, at the auit of Ansmui & bnulljerry.
ALSO
All the riaht, title, interest and claim of J. O.
Meyers, el al.. of, ill and lo the following de-at-rioed
real elale. via. :
Lot Noa. 1( and 17, lor'a'.ed o? Pecniid Ave
nue. Meyerwlale Koroneh. AImi, a tract ot land
situate in Summit Towusliiti. Jdwnerart County,
1'a., conialning '.iftaiTesaiid )eri h.-. more or
lrs. exceiAiiiK about onr-lourth aire sold lo Hen
helta Bow man : alo exceplins two ai res and
perches, which were sold to Xliinroe l.en
bart. a4joinina J J. ilolilltwU.and othera, known
a the Jacob lteat liley traia.
Tnlceu in exeeolii as e mnrtr nf .1.
Meyers, et al., at the ault of Eiuanuel Uckv
ly Aumr , iiae.
AViO
All the rlht, title, interest ami c'almof Mieliael
Cover, of. iu aud lo the following deacriocd real
estate, vuc :
A certain tract of land situate in JennerTw" ,
Someraet t'juiuv. 1'a., ailjiiiuinif laud. of Joha :.
Waller.Johu llayn-s. Jonas Aiikuny. et al , con
taining 1" ai-res, uaire or los. having thereon
ern'ted a two-Uirv liame dwelling himw. l"if
bam and other outbuildings ilh the appune
nanrea. ..... ,
Taken in execution as t!ie projierty of aiirhael
(Uiver, al the ir.l of Jar t Cover, 8r.a' Executor,
el aL
ALS--
All the right title. Interest and claim of CU m
cntEngieand W. M. M'adsworb, o', iu and lo
lh fullowing desi-rtm.i real etah-, tin:
Twoeertain loisof ground situnleiii Berlin Ror.
Somerset oiir.tv, fa.. Imuii V"l I'.1' R'k St. on
the. North, Main Cross Ktrvel on the Eal. North
htiret on the A.iith. and lot of J. J. Meyers' heirs
on the We..t, having thereon ereried a two-nory
frame dwelling boose, stable, and other outbuild
ings, with the aprurtetianiva.
la ken in exeiutioi ilie pmpcrty of Clement
Engie and W. M. U adsworth, ur. teu., al the suit
of tmau'l I.li htv'a Adtu'r.
ALSO
All the right, title, tu'erest and claim of . T.
l.ichtr, il. M. Btrklev, Admimmaior of Email 1
l.irhti. dee d., and ft. V. Herkley, of. in and to
the following dew-ribed real estate, vir : A certain
lot of fround situate In Muyersdale llorougli,
Somerset County. I'a., known on I he plan of said
(own as lot Na iC',"il.iiger's Addition." hound
ed on the North bv Summit street, on the Vast by
Plxth street, mi the South by High alreet, and the
West br Kail. Kailroad.
Taken iu Execution as the prowrty 1 4 G. It.
Mrhty, Emaii'l i.ieht'a Amr., and E, M. Berk
ley, at the i'lit Lit Imvl.l Ll' hty.
ALSIt
All the right, title, interest nd claim of Adam
Fried li-.e, of. in and to toe following docri bed
real ewUt. vie :
A cert v in tract nf laud situate in Jenner Ta p.,
(Somerset County, I'a., adjoiuiug lands of cilliati
Eriedliue, Jacob Keim. Vrs. Iel!e (iriUilli, and
others, roniainiug 174 a-Tea more or less, having
thereon erected a twinitory plank dwelling house
bank barn aud other buildings "n the nppurte
asncea. Taken in execution of the fmnertv of Adam
FriedHne. at theatill of Jacob H oil mini, iu trust
for Lj' ilida H Sinau.
; alo
All the riglit. title, intereM and claim of Ceorpe
XT. i.ansmau of, In and to ihe follow ng desttribed
real estate via : A certain 1 of ground situate In
Meyeraiiale Bormtgb. homersei County. I'a.,
known on he plan of said town as lot No. UK
'lilingers addition " hounded on the North by
North St. 00 the Ks-t ' . Kiglitb M. ou the South
by Itale St. and on Ihe W e-i by Kit No. l.vj.
Taaen in execution as the proirty of George
W. tiianir at the suit of Michael Trieber, in
rust for '481111 C. ijasamaa.
- NOTICE. -
All persons parchainr at ihe above m'iC will
please Uke notice that 10 per ociit. of tb pur
chase rooiieT niiist lie tiid w lien the property
i knocked down, oiheTwl'e it will aeain
jC exiocd to sale at the risk of the nrst
purchaser. The residue of the purchase money
must he p Id-on or before Thnrwiay of the lint
week of May lerm of Court, the lime fixed bv Ihe
Court for securing Ihe acknowledgment of deed
aud no deed will be acknowledged until the pur
chase monev is atid lu lull.
eaxaiKFsTOfrna. 1 k. 3. JtciiiLi.r
Somvraet Pa.. Apr. 3tHU. i
HherltT.
j. & jacob imm, js.
PAVIDSVILLE P. O., (Somerset Ca. ra
ViTeritai foe the
THE WHITELY HOOP POLE MOWER.
WHITELY SOLID STEEL FINDER,
WHITELY AND CHAMPION
REPAIRS.
o
erordeiafor
Machinery and Repairs
Left at
J. H. Miller's Hardware Store,
O
Somerset, P., 'will b Attended to
Prom ptly.
IP A Sample Machine is now on Exhi
bition at Mr. Miller's Store. Call aud see it.
J. JACOB KAUFMAN, JR.,
Davidsville P. O., Somerset, Pa.
BO TOD KNOW
That you are buying direct from the distiller
when you send your enters to V. K Lipw
oott, the old faatimneU Whiskey house? No
rectifyini;; no comiM.nnding. but direct fmm
the "LiPl'EMtirr i)tsTiLi.KBY," situated at
Lippeiaxttt Post oliio, (,,wne county, Pa.,
which has always maintained ita npuiatiou
of makinir yurt g U only.
Our mail order department give prompt
attention to all orders, and at the prices we
ofler our poods, makes our enmpetitore en
vious. We carry in stork the following well
known brands of Kye Whiskies, in quarts,
gallons and barrels : Lippencmt's. Overholl's
Gibson. Uuckenbeiroer, Mouongahela, (Jrays,
etc. Also a full and complete stock of
Wine, Brandi?. Ctinj, ic.
Writeor Price Lid and mrt rmney.
17. E. I.IPPKJICOTT,
rtistiller and Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
M9 Smithfield St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
i: ttJ c?i3
A Clergyman In Trouble.
t'BUsLr, April 24. The worst scandal
that ever excited the people of York came o
the surface last eveniug, when it was found
Ui at the Rev. J. Henry Leaser, a very prom
inent Lutheran divine of York, had been
arrested upon the charjre of criminally as
saiittirg Miss Minnie Keiser. The informa
tion upon which Ijwr was arrested charged
thut be induced the girl to viai: his house in
hr wife's absence, and there commi'ted ihe
alief-ed cfienee. Lesser was arrested, and
gave Ui.l fur a hcaau.
The members f Leaaer s church to Jay no
ti.id the President of the Peuasylvsnia 8yn
od tiat Le would not be allowed to prrath
in their church.
Ask Your FrinJ About It.
Y'Wr tiistr waini- ci.ujth Urcuod. We
know it boausMC Kemp's ifcil'Ai within the
past ft w years has cured so many coughs
and eolds in thia comuiuntty. I remarkab:
sale has been won entirely by its (renuine
merit. Aak tome frienJ who has used it
what bethinks of Kemp's Balsam. There
is no medicine so pure, none so efGiCtive.
Large bottles 50c and $1 at ail druggists'.
Soma Boys Cnastly Discovery.
Wichita, Kassas, April 27. Sev :ral boys,
while playing in a deserted bam i" 'he
southwestern part of the city to-day, dis
covered in a mound of bay the remains
of a woman. The body had been dcpoei.ed
in the barn from the outside through a bole
in the wall. Decomposition had eaten trust
of the flesh from the bones and the clothing
had almost rotted away. Nothing was found
to identify the body or determine the cause
of death.
IOO Ladies Wanted.
And 100 men to call on any druggist for a
free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine
the great root and herb remedy, discovered
by Dr. Silas Lane while in the Rocky Moun
tains. For diseases of the Blood, Liver and
Kidneys it is a positive cure. For constipa
tion and clearing up the complexion it does
wonders. It is the beat spring medicine
known. Ijirge-size package, 5U cents. At
all druggists'.
Both Are Willins.
Bostoic, April 24. John L. 8ullivan said
that the purse of $20,000 offered by the Cal
ifornia Athletic club was satisfactory to him
and he was willing to face Jackson for that
amount, but until the trouble in Mississipi
is settled he will make no promises and sign
no articles.
Ciiicaoo, April 24. Parson Davies receiv
ed a telegram from Peter Jackson at Mourt
Clemens. Mich., to the effect that the Aus
tralian would accept the offer of the Califor
nia Athletic club to fight Sullivan for $20,
000. Consumption Surely Cured.
To Tac Eniron: Please Inform your readers
that 1 Bare a puaiura remedy for th above-named
dlaaaae. By its tiaiely uae thouaanda of hope leas
eaaes have been permanently cured. I shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy FBEF. to any of
your readers who hare consumption if they will
aeud me their Exprees sad P. O. aiddreaa. Reapect
full;, T. A.BL0CUM, M.C.,lSlPearl8c,N. Y.
President Harrison's First Veto.
AValhint.tos, April 27. The President
yesterday sent his first veto to the house, the
bill being one " to authorize the city of
Ogdtn, Utah, to assume increased indebted
ness. " Ue says the law tiles the limit of 4
per cent on the last assessment for taxation
as the limit of indebtedness in a Territory,
while this bill extends the limit to 8 per
cent. He adds that a large debt hints a mu
nicipality. Don't Feel Well,
And yet you are not sick enough so con
sult a doctor, or you refrain from so doing
for fear you will alarm yourself and
friends we will tell you just what you
need. It is Hoods' Sarsaparilla, which
will lift you out of that uncertain, un
comfortable, dangerous condition, into a
state of good health, confidence and
cheerfulness. You've no idea how potent
this peculiar medicine is in cases like
yours.
The breath of chronic catarrh patient
is often so offensive that be becomes an
object of disgust. After a time ulceratk n
sets in, the spongy bones are attacked
and frequently entirely destroyed. A
coiiLtant source of discomfort is the drip
ping of the purulent secretions into the
throat, sometimes producing inveterate
bronchitis, which in its turn has been
the exciting cause of pulmonary disease.
The brilliant results which have attended
its use lor years past, properly designate
Ely's Cream Balm aa by far the best and
only cure.
Forced to Leave Home.
Over (10 people were forced to leave
their homes yesterday to call at their
druggiitt's for a free trial ackage of Lane's
Family Medicine. If rour blood is bad
your liver and kidneys out of order, if
you are constipated and have headache,
and an unsightly complexion, don't fail
to call on any druggist to-day for a free
sample cf this grand remedy. The ladies
praise it. Kvtryono likes it. Large-ize
package, 50 cents.
An Odd Superstition.
According to Grimm, it is the devil's
brides out of whose mouths the son! runs
in the shape of a red mouse. Thus wo
are told that in Thurnigia a servant gnl
fell asleep while her companions were
shelling nuts, when they observed a lit
tle red incuse creep out of ber mouth and
run out of the window. One of those
present shook the oleeper, but, not suc
ceeding in awakening her, moved her to
another room. Presently the mouse re
turned to where the girl had been sitting
hut, not finding her, vanished. The girl
died instantly.
A ru.l'er cr.'ting firewood in the Black
Forest fell asleep over his work. His
companion siw a red mouse creep out of
his mouth and run away. Others were
called and a thorough search made for
the mouse, but it could not bo found.
The miller never awoke. In Bohemia it
was f rrmerly considered dangerous to
sleep while thirsty, as the soul was sure
to leave the body in search of water.
ST. Luui IteymWc
Hold It to the Light.
The man who tells you confidentially
just what will cure your cold is prescrib
ing Kemp's Balsam this year. In the
preparation of this remarkable medicine
or coughs and colds no expense is spared
o combine only the best and purest in
gredients. Hold bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam to the light and look through it ; no
tice the bright, clear look ; then compare
with other remedies. Price 50c, and $1.
Some OId-Tlme Proverbs.
An attentive ear is the desire of the
wise man.
Let not thine hand be stretched out to
receive and shut when thou shonldst re
pay. An obstinate heart shall be laden with
sorrow, and the wicked uian shall heap
sin npon sin.
Be not enrions in unnecessary nraMerg,
for more things are showed unto thee
than men understand.
Many are deceived by their own vain
opinions, and an evil suspicion hath
overthrown their judgment.
A fourteen-yr ar-old h y of Atlanta,
(ia., has made a complete dynamo, ca a
ble of Hghiingone large arc light, run by
a treadle. He has also made a complete
telephoe with an improvement in the
transmitter which ia said by electricians
to work perfectly, and to be much sim
pler than the one now in uae.
! INFANTSr: ItlVAUDS.
Somerset Lumber Yard
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
ataXCraCTCaS IXDlDXAlKB WHOUSaSX ANB RaTAILIB OF
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS,
Hard and Soft Woods,
CAE, POPLAR, HID1XG9, PICKETS, MOULDINGS,
ASH, WALKCT, FLOORING, SASH, STAIR RAILS,
CHERRY. YELLOW PINK, SHINGLES. DOORS BALUSTERS,
CHESTNUT, WHITE PINE, LATH. BLINDS, NEWEL POSTS
A General Line of all grade of Lumber and Building Material and Roofing Elate kept in. stuck
Also, caa furnish anything In the line of our business to order with reasonable
promptneaa, men aa Brackets, Odd-aired work, etc.
ELLAS CTJNjSTIQHLAJtI,
Office and Yard Opposite S. &C. B. R. Station, Somerset, Fa.
IT WILXi PAY YOU
to aur voia
Memorial Work
WM. F. SHAFFER,
. 8OMKH8ET, IJEJrNA..
Mannfa -jturer of and Dealer in
E uU-rm Wurk Furnished on Short Sotite.'tn alt (Wr
hue m
Aim, Agent for IM WUITE BROXZE!
Persons in need of MONUMENT WOEKtwill
find it to their iment to call al my shop here
a proper nuowing will be given them. .ii.
JwttvH (lanninUnt A'lrru tuar, and PRH tji
. Jtny LOW. 1 invite special attention to.llie
kVhite Bronie, Or Pure Zinc Monument
Introduced by REV. W. A. RING, as a Decided
Improvement in tiie point of MATERIAL A.Mt
ro,sria (THIN', and which is ci.un.-d to I
the Popular Monument for our Changeable Cli
mate. -GIVE ME A CALL.
WM. F. SHAFFER.
IM. H. Downs' Vegetable Balsamic Elixir
Is a positive cure for Coughs, Cold;;, Croup, Whoopin;-Coii;h, Catarrh, Iloarae
tiess. Influenza, Spitting Wood, Eroncliitis, Astlinra. I.ui-.g Fever, Pleurisy, and
all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lmif;s- As an Expectorant it ha. 1:0 equal.
Consumption 1ms L-een cured timea without ruinhcr hy its timely use. It heals
the ulcerated surfaces, and cures when all other remedies fail. Fifty-six years of
constant use lias proven its virtues. Every family should Lecp it in the house.
Sold everywhere. Henry, Johnson A- Loid, Proprietors, liurlington, Vt.
Dr. Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bitters are
a sure cure for .CYwstiveness, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diseases of the
Kidneys, Torpid Liver, Kheumatisin, Dizziness, hick Headache, Loss of Appetite,
Jaundice, Apoplexy, Palpitations, Eruptions and Skin Diseases. Keep the Stom
ach, Bowels, and Digestive Organs in good working order, and perfect health will
be the result. Ladies and others subject to Sick Headache w ill find relief and
permanent cure hy the use of these Bitters. Ecing tonic and mildly purgative
they purify the blood. Price 20 cts. per bottle. For salo by all dealers in nitdi
cine. Henry, Johnson & Lord, Proprietors, Burlington, Vt
Henry, Johnson & Lord, Proprietors of
Arnica and Oi! Liniment for Man and Beast The
best external remedy for P.heumatism, Xeuralgia, Cramps, Sprains, Hruises,
Burns and Scalds, Sciatica, Backache, Frosted Feet and Ears, ami all otur Pains
and Aches. It is a safe, sure, and effectual Iteniedy for Galls, Strains, Scratches,
Sores, Ac., on Horses. One trial will prove its merits. It effects a're in most
cases instantaneous. Every.br.ttle warranted to give satisfaction. Price 20 cts.
and 50 cts. pr bottle. Sold everywhere.
JOHN N. SNDYER, ACT., SOMERSET, PA.
SCHMIDT
izzzzzz: The Largerst and Most Complete !
Wine, Liquor, and Cigar House
IN THE UNITED STATES
ESTABLISHED 1836.
GK "W. SCHMIDT,
DISTILLER AND JOBBER OF
FINE WHISKIES ,::z:::::::::::::z::::::: !..!:
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQ0URS. AND CIGARS.
XO.S. 95 ASD 97 FIFTH AVEXVE, PITTSBURGH, PEPS' A.
AH Ordtrt received by mail or oMirvt; viU rerrtre prompt attention, ft
every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
NEEDS NO LAUNDERINC. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE'MARKET.
ADMINISTRATOR'S XOTICE.
KflttteoflTitia Hochrtotlpr, iler'd.jliite of Green
villoTarp.. Komerwt Co., P.
Ttten of admiiiistratinii oa Ihe itrve entnte
having hrn rmntcHt to tbe iindf ricrit by the
proper iithnrity. riotii' In hen-by yirea in all
permma lu.lebifn toaaj.i eaiate to make iinme.li
te payment, and tlniNe harincrlKima a!ftiiit the
tame will piwnl them Uulv auibentioateii tor
teitlement on Satunlny. Ih jith day of Xlaj.l.iiO
at the late reaideiiCK of dred.
. E. K. UOCHSTKTf.KR,
aprlC. AdminUtrator.
HERE ARE MANY
USES
To dean tombstones. To ransw oilcloth.
To polish knives. To scrub floors.
To clean dishes. To whiten marble.
EVERYBODY
afeutlftti to clou fftla teeth, Knttcr to cleaa ptnsfnuchlD)t. DiMmii t erub marU Qmtti.
8nr,wM u poti Vutlr iustruunU. lltUatdrs t rciiovtvlo cul w'.im:. ChnuiUtf o rrnrta p fttalaa.
C -fccttMW U tow tbclr fan. St store tlM tn tetubMi.'ura. Cimti to thArjic tTir i. rc.
KarhMimt bright da twlr Bovtktrv vn brtneta. 4 WU korats. Sbnmd una ti Moar old trt hW
ta cla ttM ktulwn tSuiu Artiste to c!oan tUlr pnlsitca. ft Ulor fcii-htcn tittle araia.
Tumtt to clu pff Mrtaam. Whaclmn to ciau tcjcUa. BeooAtors to tiui varpcta.
EVERY ONE FINDS A NEW USE.
stub ONLT
Ptrfect Subttituto
tor Mother') UilL
IMVALUASLC
IS CMOLtaa I a Fa MTU M
ana Iiitmino.
A Quick! f Assimilated FooJ
rom DYtMfrics,
Consumptive,
Convalescents.
A PturecT nuticnt
in nii. WasriHe Oiscasca.
Rcouiars NO COOHINO.
KCCP9 All CuaiaTts.
r ir'7 pwm Nv. "Tna' Caari
vLHU Aya fKXfrma or bv
VaMTaV aujat J" waav aUdxcas,
Doliler-Coodaio Co.,
Boston. Mass.
t5
tLETTESAin)
...... PTFAPFil TMH
LawOUUuJ III
SCIENTISTS AS
rDITKITTVn,a'
liiAununiiin
ImWwmU IU.Oi.4tf
TiV;.y STCIX
Cver 500
Ceautiful
Designs.
Send fcr
I P1 Price LIst
I T il Circulars.
m
MANt'fw-ri'n'n ay
MONUMENTAL BRONZE COMPANY,
X itlDC EPuHX. cos :i.
BUILDING
Is
THAT CAN EE RELIED ON
rjot to ggrnt!
Not to TJlscolpyt
BEARS THIS MARK.
GEO.N.CItAMER. Ag't.
t-lyr. Mt. rinasant, T?a.
To renovate paint.
To wtsh oat sicta.
To remoTB rest.
To brighten metals.
To Bcorj bith-tubs.
To scour kettles.
USES IT.
F0R
JTEEL FEWCE!
31AUE or
EXPANDED METAL
ci: r ri"""i tedXi
rava i cjs.
For rtocwocs. CuteM. Cewrrrmti, paanaa
Qaiccems Aiterx Vkiadra Iniarlv Trelllsra.
irnnmr rLMKUl!lf) l.ATB, DOOR XaTH.
Ac rue fot llluatrat i Ctalogne: moiled 1'rec
CENTRAL EXPANDED METAL CO
IIS Water !it., JMttmbnrctj, Paw
' rJnn Mea kttf IU Ctvc iuum of thu paper
? c - '
. k , "7
w rsi rmtrnf. it ki-
lW4 Itt MtMll
ITCHING PILES.d.';r:
l broom Itt crT tMrL WAIM-. U' l
' Bk-arrallo. and In ml rnatt- renv . fa
ftty al'1reiw rt-tvtj t ..f rtr, Vt-U. S (e.
iddMM ttiirti. ia flwiv.vt Sun. Phn-. Ptv
iitiSWAVKE'S
OINTMENT
Ttw lmpl apr'lc,"a "Sw.rma ontv.T 1 iin..t.
anv lotprual m(llrt'i. art't e ira any ru. or Trt.er. fji
Ktio'n mnntorm.Pll.Ich.Soea rlaiplca Krr.lf..,.
mmxtr how e6.tia: m kwg .Iftinl.n .1.1 1 tr
r rt Boea. $;.2A !r-. Vn.
wathb A Unt . PaiiaAtli'liia, it r ..rurtsiCnr
mirsameM
One of the "tfiPP
the rli. 'ir tj. i..:i.'.nj
BOiTtlt. Slid lo In'rxHoi'r cur
urvt pioih we will pwenle-tt
luoM fKitMv in r, b loculir ,
ijJii - I BiahMft. mtv ttv m ho wrii
i C? ( ft t tf 'rnu mmk. ut of
- 1 A! t S"! ami 11k-. .r ....d
ur Ba-irH'"'
AYII
1 ha IM--
flnning ft ttii 'lv,r'i'tnrNt
Ktm.wm fh Mimli Wltl cf lit te
wna. The followinr rmt rives U at wHnMirt "f It mluc-(l '
J
mbnm th flth part rf Ka IhiT li i" aiaa-l. l"l '
H-t"T .1 .or. - pa.nll-iin -fll.ti- a.
H.l.d Eltl
4.oMW. lj IlaUk.
iwack in ta wftrid. Przrt
k-pT. Wjrntad bai r,
M'LJD OOLD huntintr Mr,
Hxtt i:m aol rit mz,
wita woru and uf
rb Wn-it ran Mjt Hv
and vilnihle imeo llnnhtl4i
mle. Tae mir.iii". wU
l- the watrh. -t ftfr. Ail ih work (
jmI do ta to ihow what w M-nJ to 'bw wlio rail vour
UtrnAn art amritbor and rh-iap ibont you that mwi i.:-a
In t:mll trad lo it. w liicti h.lU ff r Trr rli-n onrc ttan.t,
and tto'ia w ar rvptid. W pit all fprrf. if'rht, nr. Aftr
o Know all. if a wntM iii. to o r- work tor n. yon
'n trom t'iO to IMM pf wwa id uiw.inii . A-i.ir.-a,
( at: 1 rortUaml, Wamt.
Rr3
it all jirices, from S3S (W to $i:ii.m Tricycles
ttid Tandems, l-iiiips, Bo'.ls and sundries. h. nd
or l.trtre Illustrated t'aUIoKiie to J. 1. Johnston,
7itd SmlthlleKl HI reef. fiitiqrt. F.
a fCKlT'C eKiiviisK fur the isale of ou
A J LI i I O Home ijrmvn Nnrrv fci.K k
WANTED HOST LIBERAL TERMS. Vne
juhII lae-lili.. vneoi tile iJirKit, lutlcst l
abiished, and bf knouii .Siirernes In tin
onniry. Ad.lrea V. : T. Smiib. i.eneva Nu
rv liert.'vu. N. Y Ktt)li.!n-d iu
li ADAM'S
Microbe - killeR
I URES ALL DISEASES.
After mvelf ml wife had tout Mirrolje
Killer with prrat bemrit. a.tT h.n;f U I tiav not k
farthinjfs x"'..i ry mtertvt iu yM;r reiiwdy,
un-oliriied va.i ii rnviwn rwjjin?iuiliry, I wrote
to !iarlv Kij of lna wIhim? t-tn.iiii'te vmi
puUilt. .-iitrni-iinf tiearty all dii---!, " k'U a
ifive your ire-'m iniitn-snio:w of Wm. Ka!am
Micnilje Ki;ler. " I mn happy tos-Ute the n plies
were n. only favorahle, htit eixhuitu'. Many
of the cures offoniphrote! tlL-aMfM almost ur
paw belief. siucereiy you r,
I. W. ttARNTM.
2l IlaUey t . Bro;klyti. X. Y.
Books explaining how rairro rause iiiHe,
and giin a history of the Hirrotre Kilit-r, Kiveu
away or inaite) trev to any aiiiires.-. uu a au
tetl everywlere.
The
WM. RADAM
Microbe
Killer Co.
JOHN C. FINCH.
DEALER IN
Golden Wedding f ffife,
146 Water Street, P.ttsburgh, Pa.
0U)ET ESTAItU.-qiED HOfSE IX TFIECiTY.
where nothing tint pure gmtl are put up,
Ktrietly for laiuily and inedn inal n!. Noth
ing lietier rhin t,oiden Weildiu;. Next on tlie
Hat, Ourkenheimer'n, liray'a Mmiotituh.-ia Kve.
These (fooit' Rre lea.ltiiK; hran.N. nrn.ii.""if
vintaifeur l7sonHaud. Win, Holland an.. Ih
mo-tic ;ai.sildToi!i. Fim-Ua (ioldni Wertdirit.
$1 lor full quart, ft lor S" ; Ourkeiiheimer'a, Ine
aume : .MonnnKtrlii, Jn per dozen Vi!ie. It
per dozen, t i lor one ha!f dozen. Seenrvly box
e1. Also have In Muck, Urandfatbi :r Choice, at
r.' pergillon. larrela at apeeial rates. 4-30-lyr.
somersetFmarkets.
Corracted Waaklj by COOK BEER ITS,
DI uas t."t
Choice Groceries, Flour & Feed
Apples, anea, "
Apple Butter. gal
... DC
ii7oe
il..o.:' no
8Uc
ie
... M)C
."r
ije
He
J' le
tv-ans, tin
Bran, 4100 lb
Hutter, ( roll, ...
Buckwheat, fl bu .
" meal
Reewnx t .
Bti'-on, If : Jar-nred Hamf) if lb
" (Country hamr) y t. ..
" i.slHiilf.r( -ft lb ,, ,
" (Sides) V r-
Corn, (ear) w bv
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THIS
PAPER
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THE -C0LCIIESTE2" ETCBEE 1
make all tti-tr aboea with hree of beel mm
r.Wr. Thla dine fc th abue and Brvru-
tuuoer from aiippuig off
Call Tor th - Colcbeaier - j:
"ADHESIVE COUNTERS'
fx mm
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WANTED-ACENTf
to milk-it mir.K fok oi b 1
A TREES, SHRUBS, VINES, ii
fJs- STEADY WORK
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?s- if-4i2 1 miaaioa it preferrad.
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CATA?nCli ELY'S I
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iV'ht co so r.vR rhuM t.ie hvo 0 vx.i u;-.! .
iELALSE IT AUtftAD'f ovu:-s THE E.M::i. I
Send for illustrated circular to
K Eiiret, Jr., & Ca
1.3:j Walnut !-tret.
PHILADELPHIA.
PITTSBURGH NURSERIES
.Established 110
OCR EI.E'iANT ILLCSTUATED CATALf"
fur H'D w ill lie ruailciou appllea'.ion.
Every Eumier, (ianlener, Amal-.-urorowil"
lot sboiM have one.
Orders for (lowers and Floral En;b!eoil t
immediate Uention.
(Telephone 'j:!0.i
JOHNR. 4 A. MURDOCH ,
508 SMITH FIE NIT. PITT S3 I
Salesmen wanted.
I!iliH.r .x htir.irf hm'ly var-ft "4
NiirrrTMi-k. I'n-l n "mJ'I.. Nc.e:."r
Kxtra intlUi'tMm in- p.y ..f k!y. Sit u.iM. n
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TLi houo is rt.Uliif.i rnar.ti; d4
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NEW HOTEL 5 CDMBERLiNi
S. P. SwciUcr, late ol Sand 111:1 h.;i:aa pun t.J
" THE AMERICAN HOUSE
At. ri:ir!rtar!ti.l Vil . h .. f il im rflfar-
KjeWhiaky f.rHif. hy th-- iarrel or
Ht the lj!iuw:tK : I..
Two Year old at ?.' ' pr gallon.
Tin S' tl '
Four J3 ue "
The priee of Ihe jus is !. rep's ft.r earh ps
The pri of 1 lie vliiskey and Jug in" '
aH.H)nipany Ihe oder. ahieh wili i:i"ure p''
attention and shipment. Addresm all urdt
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S. f. SWEITZER,
aprC-'tmCQ,
CI'MBEULA.sT '$.
JJIOLUTIOX XOTICE.
N.itireis ' e-eby given that the ttn-
heretofore exi'tiiii hvlween I'. A. Ceil ''"
this day iK-en di-s..lve.l l.y miiiual s.r. -in.
persons knowiua in.'ins.-iv.'s indetc 1 O'
above named ti'in aiii plee . ill a-.! eti J.
medinl. lv. Tne hu.-i-H-sa will hen. Isr be
dueted by P. A. Scheli. , t ,1
P. A. SCIIF'.l.
SEND YOUR
JOB WORH
To (he SOMERSET IIEB.ll
f
a do the neatest, cheapest and lt J. '
inn in tlie county, on sboneat u.i
PENSION AGENCj
SOL. UHL, J
Enly authorlaad by the GoTernmei.i Off
Baar Bioe kjauanenet. 1'a. "''
XT :-7.-s Of thi:
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