The Somerset Herald.
SyWAUD SCI'IJa, I".Jttr and Proprietor.
WEl-NKSI'AY.
IV 1", -std.
Mn ui.iAN ami Swth Itokota ouch
- !! 1 only iio l;'!iiyTHt to rt-i'n-iit
thci:i iu liie iK-xt foiJLix- That if
llic Ink' way ! stop tinkering with tlie
t.irii!" an.l th.- tiiir. nvs of the country.
T:ik -.Uf.-;in of the imjuWtorial in--:.ni
- tax will make jelaces for a swarm
.f : MUio-ial of.i("i"-ho!-li.-rs, whose hu-j-u
s-i it will Ite to pry into the private
a:f.':r- of ewry citizen suspecUil of
having a:i anuual im-oiue exceeding
thirty-five hatnlreil dollars.
A isim.. is rvndiiitf in Conjnvss pn
hihitin;: the printing of any wiinls or
l-v'.-o:i the Ai.-vriea!. f.ar. It i" to
lie hop-,! lM it will a' nn-: a law.
Tin? i.K a f u-lng ''!- irlory" for an
a.hvnisia sheet i oa: rageo-is. The
Natio:i:il jlag sh:uM lv kept pure and
uns'illied.
II v the action of the ntiservativos in
the I)e;ircrjie Senatorial eiucu.s, the
p ;-.; an I'i'N have .iee:t safely shelved,
a:i 1 th-re will ! n further tariff leg-i-I.itioa
during this .'.:! of (.mgre.-.
ir tliis iiiiu'i l.t us triv.- tli inks. At
the next s .--. i:i the re.etlt Mil of ill
f.iniy will l.e T riM'd ty the friends of
pr-.ti-ti-t:i.
TilK r r. of A': lit iMJ-eii-.T.ii Jreg'Z
th st tVre i in our S:-.t..- Treas
ury a hi'iatjeeof s,.iil4 MJ. is, !i it from
this there tsn-t !. d.-lae'.e.l l.i::J.57'.-iT-"iial
prop -r;y t.tx 1 J the v-
ral f jr.!ies, l-enviitjr the real Iial:.:nv
in the tro::-ury T,74T.2. This
pph-ndid hnlanei- is the result of K. puh-li-:i:i
.':iaiic"tria.r, and ;a! Is o-.it in
marked c.iiiTr.i.-t with the lcp!,-t--.!
United S:a:-s TreAs;:ry and the r:ii
pu!s.iry is-ae of h.!ids to th--a:ii -lur.t f
s'; t:i,!i ri,0.i t7 l.y the I inoeratie S.i-rie-larv
of the Trcusurv.
What's the matter with t'levvland?
It is tflecraphed from Washington that
'the s.-wn-I:ih r of pr; piri:ig a long
IH.-s:!.'"' his i'lip-.'re-l his health and
that he is ; to s a-i i'aroiina for
the purpi-vof rveap;-ratin.r his health.
This js -:ii!t" and n .iisens;-. Any news
p.ip.T writer a'-v.it Wa.-.hiirjtn, fur-t,"-'i--l
with the dep.irtiii'-ttt rep.irt-; as
w.i- the Tr-i l. 'tit, could have compilel
and written the iifsag.' iu twenty-four
liours, iiv.il not have thought, himself
overtaxed. I f Mr. 'le'.vland's heilth
is .i ii'ip.iired that he is compelled t
"k reeaperatiini after s slight a '.u -n-tal
ox..'.! m the country ought to know
it.
The dv iieieuey M!i carrying an aj--jirtpriatio:i
for tlie cxjk'iise of -!ille. t-in-j;
the income tax has passi-il the
House and unless halted in the Senate
the co'iection of that ohnoxioiis tax
will soon follow. There is no excuse
for tht levy of this tax on the people
in a tiiii of profound peace, except
the.t the tree trad -rs have s-jdiiainislietl
the c '.ni'.ry's income from tariiT rcvt-ji-1;'s
that this direct tax has to K- i;n
p 1 to make g-od the deficiency.
Tii folly of the people in again tru-t-ing
tic lc!i. .-r:itic party with power
is once m tre brought ho.-ue to tlieir
piK-ke;s anl their daily busin-.-ss avoca
tions. Having undo a b.tch of tariff K-gi-a!i.n,
the Ieiii-MTas in Congress are
now trying their ii.m 1 attiukerinx
with the tiaa:ie.-s of the country and
from appearances will make ail opial'y
h.i'l jo'o of it. Our present Xaliona!
Iiaiik syste!ii is the Ir'st that was ever
invented. These n:!c areiro-hl in any
j-tate ia the I'liion, evesi if the hank
fails, yet it is gravely proposed by the
party in power t let the country le
jl .ded with wild-oat bank notes and
-vc!itual!y drive the National bank
ut of existence. Tlie IK-UKK-rats have
learned nothing from their late over
Jhrow, and the fiuntry will still have
to su!:Vr for its folly in placing them in j
piwcr f-:r another two yea:--.
Wk presume the public has not for
g liteti IH'.iis, the fellow who stirred up
the r.iilroa-1 riots at Chicago last sum
mer, which stopped the transmission
if the mails and required the United
States tamps to suppress.
Well, li;i!s Iuls just Uvn selltelKs-d
t six mouths imprisonment for con
tempt of court in disobeying an in
junction restraining hini from further
lawltsi-ncss. This sentence seems very
iiiadispiate for stopping the w hole mil-roa-1
system of trai:sp;trtati--n through
out tho country imd causing untold
losi-s to the busincsvs interests of the
entire community, simply because Mr.
I'uliman and some of his men disa
gree 1 up .i the question of wages It
vrill stand a an object lo-so:i, however,
for tviitoiiipialod strikes on inter-state
railwav lines
Thk Hem-Mrats having f:ile! the
places under the government with their
nephews and ii usees, their striki-rs and
their hei-krs the rresident Lu issii -l
nn order placing tho employes of tho
Treasi.ry iV-partment under tho civil
s-ervice, so that they cannot Iv removed
by the nest administration. The swarm
of gangers and storekeepers, insj..vtor
jiii'l agents made msvssary by the in
ternal revenue laws that now hold is
sitious, are thus made permanent fix
tures in their various otlicos.
It will l-o rememlioreil that at tho
-xp"ration of his former term Mr.
Cleveland issued a similar order rela
tive to railway dorks, and if President
Harrison had not su-pi ndod it for ten
days not a single lleptiblicau would
now lo holding one of those p:sitioiis
Now ho takis? time by the forelock, and
all Reiuh!ioans having levn dismissed
froiu the
revenue service, he fixes hi
own followers therein in tho middle of
Lis administration, when the order
-i:inot K' suspciided, except by his
own sweet will.
Tilt: verdict of the ins.ploat the polls
1 tst month was not only a condemna
tion of the I ei ICS-ratio tariff policy,
hit an e-jual c :ideni'.i'.iti-n of the
.iuancial va-ws of tho leaders of that
party. Notwithstanding, however, the
President and his Secretary of the
Tr-asury are fully Wnt ujon fon-ii g
Osisoh-te IV-nnx-ratio finano'tal theories
ui-.n tho eountry and bring l'k wi d--it
state banks todi-placethe National
Kmks and curse the ountry with si
unsafe and rotten currency. I n accord
ance with the President's theory, Sec
retary Carlisle has franns! a bill which
has been adopt oil by tho Committee
Banking and orJerl-J t bo rxiKtd to
tho Housr, whero preparations have
i i j
been iulf to rush it through with in- !
.toivntliastoan.l unom. pn.j-r uis- b arren s work on the birds and mam
rossiou. Tho bill is of a two-fold na- . nmU 0fiie stats, an.l recommending a
turv' National and Suite and content- j change in the soh.Kil law, making it i
plates the i-uiil ? of notes by both Na- misdemeanor for school directors toejeet
tional an 1 Slate bank-, but is so adjust- their children and near relative- iearhfer
, .., ... . j:
in r
National currisicy, and one of the ill
s' ruments to N u-d is t e mpel Na
tional banks to -o!:tribntc to a guaran
tee fund, whereby the solvent Kmks
would have to guarantee the issues of
badly manr.ged and insolvent institu
tions, but State hacks would not have
to put up a dollar in guarantee of the
bills of other Kmks. This would vir
tually prohibit National bank Mils, and
encourage State I Kinks to put out their
bills. Further, it d.K-s not limit issues
of State Kinks, but does limit is-:ies of
National banks to denominations of . fit)
or more, thus depriving National but
not State lianks of this kind of circu
lation. It doe not tax State b snks, as
it d.ies National banks to the extent of
1 percent, on their circulation. It dixsi
not require State banks to keep their
debits of legal tender notes in the
Treasury, but allows them to dcp'sit
with auy otlieia! the several stati-s may
designate. These are the salient points
of difference made in favor of State
banks. The gleam of the wild-cat's
eye is di-ccrnable throughout the en
tire bill, and it might properly be des
ignated "a blil to overthrow the Na
tional banking system and snlstiuite
therefor an irresponsible wild-cat cur
rency.'' This bill has not N-cn favorably ootn
mended by a single b inker or financier
who has lv.vu called iijon to rtate his
views U-fore the committee of the
House, but notwithstanding Mr. Cleve
land a:id his Secretary as-uioe to know
more on this juestioii of banking than
the men throughout the country m ho
have given a life-time to the study of
the subject
Eidicale cf tie Fopaliits.
The venerable Senator Morrill, if
Vermont, in reportinir fioTii the t-.ni-lii'tlee
on 1: nan.x on Tu"sday rulvcrscly
n; in nine bills, intro hi'-e.l .hie.'ly by
Mr. Ietfer, referr.-d to three others now
lyiiij on the table, half Itorn. like ?Iil
ton's King of ISe.ists, "jiawi!.? to g. t
free thir hinder parti." He ii.t that
these iningry bills estlled f.;r nliie or ten
times in re money than wax now in Use
in the wh ';a world, and he ter-e!y
a ided: "No one who rea ls these bills
will need to be lred by further argu
ments for their eoudeisinalion, :t!iiit
! iietU of clergy." Nevertheless he
proeeoded to analyze them with tin un
sparing hind, denominating them
"cranky overtures," eclipsing those of
Absalom wuju h-J soaht the life f
lavi 1. his father.
"Tiiis party," -i:iin'id Mr. r.r
rill. "ikk- Is to 'k? roniiudml, v. hiid tight -inj
ag:iinst Israel, that the limlw t:;tder
AKsalo:ii role awsy. And e must
not forget that liiis par.y h is n .t pri
seiitcl i;s nio'-iires anywlpTe as b.ish
fi:! j'i;s. but h is para-led them as the
Towiiii:g wis-I-mi of modem st:-tes-in
tnship for wlji--h those like iovern-r
Vaite are rea-ly to ride uj t-; their bri-lle
bits in bl.iod.""
He e.n laded as f-.Jl.iws, Mr. IVtier
having in ve-l aiotig-id-j tljj f:ib.iko',
just as lie l-cgan his remarks, ia o.-iler
to hear every word: "Nobody is re
spMiisil.le but mysif f.ir the opinlon.t
I have expressed, an 1, if th -y h ive any
value, they must re-t solely on tb-ir
truth. 1 have mainly "Miisi-ler-.l the
liilis a.lver:e!y rep.rted in a sir-'"!', and
in ter-;is as gentle a p.is..,:!.le. It will he
ob ions, I h-ijie, th it I have little re-pe.-t
f r xiitic:il quack nostrmns. an-i while
others may 1 l-nin-l i: have m -r. I can
only pray f-r tlieir early deliverance."
Tie Xew York Tnbone.
The enormous e:r- il iti-m of ih Vew
York TrUiitw, n--.v the hirjs.-st of un
political wekly ia the t'r.ite-1 Stat.-s, ui
!.u'iiitily li-l iniich to imlaeiice the
inutry i: the ritrht -Iireeti-:r. in tie- late
cimpa'gn. Having sharjiened its arrow
ar.d spear afresh,' t ho Ti '; " has again
taken the trail fr big same. Ti st i-.ire
the iresi-li-niv :u ls-; f .r th Hcputil:-
e-.ci party, is now ;heob,ie.
e oiiio.-t of its t r.
The Trilniur is :s great p ape-and is c iiii-tiien-hsl
to oar rea-b-rs. ll.swell (i.
H -rr's artiides on the Tariff, C-unag.' an-l
I.aixir, are al -:e worth the jirieo of tie
paper. Fr i.-:i :'y t-i tiie old soldier, de
voting much -aiec t i .gri.-ah-ir--, :ri 1
printing e.vy w- -k superb an 1 abso
lutely unotualei! Market K--p ort. e !:
rially able and entertaining, tin Tr.'huuc
is worthy a place in every home. Ii ii
l.istrates the news of the day profusely.
Thousands f licmocrats take it for its
arti-ics on public alfairs and its purity,
i-s -etjcy and fne l-:u from sin.it. The
y. .'.'..-:. :a:,ds 1-lie a r-wk against th" re
actionary policies of the l'emocratic pa--
,v
lbery liepubiican sljoai.l have it.
The Ti-ih i tr Almanac for I-vC,. out in
Je.ieiary, and S -':i!s a c-.py, v. !i! be v--liable
on account cf its fall returns of the
phen-iiu-en: i elections of 1"1.
D:ls Gets Six 3ffon:r..
I ri'lay, at Chicago, Jcdt? Vtv as se n
tenced Fagene V. Ie'o', the leader of the
American railway union strike, to six
months in the county jail, as a punish
ment for violating the injunction issued
by hinist If and Judge ;r-uc..s:p. Jv:!v -
l:--t. To the r.s
exetptioii of M-in-uiths.
In tl:e
I of tin- men, v. i:h the
Ye..!i. he gave three
ease of McYean sen-
tei;-e is s;;spc-i-K-,i. Scnteii:-i is not in
i.mhitive. coverii:g the eases of the gov
ernment an-l the Santa I'e railroad
ag.itn: I the men. The same sentcm-e is
imtosod iu eaeli case, but lit.i senten:-s
In-gi:! an 1 emi at th e. same time, b- gin
ning l'-ei-ci-.tber M. The d--fc'i-.!a:its :;.(-:
1-1. Y. I ebs president ; ;. . Howard,
vi -o pres-ilei.t : Silverton 3C "iili r, secre
tary; l W. Kogi-rs, M. -I. Miiiott, .Tat.ies
H -gan, V":i"i.o.i P.-irns. J. I. McVeen.
Le-'iy 51. irohi iii. The seoti in e i-ger.en-.lly
considered a light one. Tho
case will Is appcaloi.
AstJ'.lir Pension Eale.
The pn.ion buria l 5 ill here ifter re
fusi' p;::sions to widows whoso i:ie-.me
Jr-Uli tth'.T Sourivs adbe-1 -:ho pmifcds
of reasonable cfr ri on their part, atfor-Js
them -mf'irtulItf support. TLis poliey
is pr-ivide l for iu a ruling of Assistant
swer tary Key nobis, based on the ad of
June "J7. Is ' In his decision the assist
ant secretary says:
"It was evidently the intention of con
gress to supplement the widow's means
of support from her own labor an-1 all
other sources by the pension only wlc-n
such means were insufficient for her com
fortable s;ipKirt. I'mier ordinary cir
eunistances, wiiho.it intending to lay
down an arbitrary an-1 inflexible rule,
when a widow is shown to have an in-
come considerably in excess ofthepen-
siou provided by the third section of the
act from sources in-b p-i.deut of herdaily
laUir, she d -sn-t oceujiy a peiisi-iiiable
status thereunder."
GraxgcM Elect Cicer j.
H.'liRisnrRo, Pa., Its-. 1 At this
morning's session of the Slate irang.- an
address on '"TiiK-rculosis'' was deliventl
by Secretary Kdge, of the State Hoard f
Agrhnlture, anil Professor l!ivlgers,of the
New Jersey Agricultural Kxperimenta!
Station, als- made an address
Some routine reports were presented
and considered this aUoni-aoii, but the
i most of the lime was devoted to the elec
tion of officers. Worthy Master Khone
was re-elected, and Colonel K. II. Thomas
was defeated for re--le-tion a Secretary
by J. T. Ail. nan, of Juniata County, late
Populist candidate for Governor.
Other oflice.-s elected are Wallace Chase,
Tioga County, gate keeper; Ii. It. 5Ie-
Williams, inemK-r of the Finam-e Com-
l Nt'v,n" riTT f
Itt-lutioii were aa-iitttsl favorjner fM
estry legislation ; another edition of Ir.
" 1
. as tosulstitute State Ikhiik ii-:s ioi
01o.r.i''gario ActDeeUr!! Coantitutioaal.
T!!ui mipreino curt, hts !"iin!ild the
validity :n-l oonstitutlonaiity of tho law
pass,l hy the State of Ma.s-sichuietts
pndiibiiiiigthe manufacture and sale in
i: territory of oltMniargarine, colore-d so
a-s to reiemble butter, pure cream or
milk. The case came up on appeal by
lienjauiin I'lc.iuley from tho judgment
of the supremo court of the state in r fus
ing to release him on a writ of lmtoas
corpus J"nm a term of imprisonment im
posed by the municipal court of ItosKin
for iiliege.I violation of tlie statute.
The opinion of th.-court was read by
Mr. Justice Harlan. Ii was a lengthy
exposition of lh law as related to the
questions nise i in theciso, the principal
one of w hicii. lie said, was whether or not
the statute was i-i violation of the consti
tutional right of Vngres to regulate
commerce N'tweeii the stab. The j.istiee
aniiouiKssi tliat in the opinion of the
ourt the statute was not such a violation;
that t'ongress, by the set of issi's ,h-l not
intend to interfere with the exercise of
auy authority or power that tho states
might lawfully use or impose in regulat
ing the sale of articles within their lr
ilcrs; that no one could or did acquire by
that act a right or power to commit fraud
upon s-vie'.y. The judgment of the Mas
sachusetts co-irt, in refusing to discharge
Pluuiley, was. thep'f-ire, athrme-.L
A VIHHofS 1IS,KXT.
51 r. Chief Jus;ise Fuller, for himself
and Just'e-.'s Fi-'bl, an-1 Urewer, read a
vigorous -iiss-'Ut fr.)ra th- opinion of tho
eourt. Hrsaidthu, Irrespective of the
t--rms in which a statuto Is MU'-hed, it-s
for-; must lw j'idg I by the natural eil'-M.
of its provisions. Iu this ease, sai l tho
chief justiee, the ti'cet of the statute is to
prevent the sale of oleomargarine, le
canse. whether in iu natural state or col
ored, it looks like butter. He denied the
Hwer of any slate to prevent the sale of
any article of commerce. mt vicious in
itself. Invatisa its a;-iearance might tend
to deceive a purchaser. The ree rd in
this ca-e. he said, shows oleomargarine to
a ui'-rito: i e.is article, free from any
deleterious su'c-ta'i.n-s. and to prohibit its
sale is in violation of t!i(t freedom of com
merce 1-etwren states.
Va.ill.itiag
tT!Ciii::':s tll
;-i:is on s;i- :i gravo
f jti -:iees:ii.l in eonclu-
ioii, were gre itly to 1k dopl-irc-1.
Dr. 4ier' Maiiday rropi:ioa t? Those
E'.iai Pram Ctiaiict.
Vou iet Your Sight or Your Money!
In every case of Catara-l he opentes
upon, he w ill rc-t-re ii"efiil sight or re
fund tho fee, v hich in no case shall le
great, r than the usual f-.e f reputable
fullst. In his '2 years of extensive
pra-ti'-e at I'ciin ave., Pittsburg, his
Cataract operations have been Fuceesf'.il
:si-ve the usual ave;;ige. cs-.,s-i.illy in the
last ii e years he has not lost a single
i-asa, every cue up to Se years of age
h i big seen lea l. He prop-ses to give
the UtM-:U of that ski'1 on tiie alxivc
terms, to ai! w ic nudy, an I m ike an
ti-:;,-'ii-i'.t with him Is-i'-re Feb. 1st,
Is-.",. If -ui'i a:- un.e-i': iie.t--d with his
wovh, r -for lis f ra:r.es of those who
have had p'eri'ini', also pamphlet f
j ii.f.ir.n '.ti'ie. o.i Catai-a.-U He is glad to
j have his re-ui'.s compared with those of
; o'.le rs. l'l- ase send name and a-Mrcss of
tt'd jotl may know wao have Calaraet.
Saiciie of an Heiress.
Fre-1 I'rs-gc, one of th( rit hot men
in C aic.pbelt county, Ky., re-ent!y -javi,
his l-a-.itie!l 17-ycar--?d daughter Kvan
gf'.ino Vi.ii. She left her home in
Carthage, v'x miics south of Newport.
We-bies-iay. saving she was g-iiig to
i.-it a neigh" T. Her 1-Iy was fmn-t
Fri-Iay in a ens k half a mils from the
Iiroege residence. The water in the creek
is s shallow that the girl, who "un
doubtedly committed suicide. to hold
her head fail- downwards to accompli-h
her d.-.igns.
Miss Iiroege Mas of a cheerful dis
p. o-liii.Ti atid was the light of her home.
It !s iiup-isspijc t-t assign a cause for her
self-dest ruction.
EoVied of Hovrlei Wealth.
Fu-f', Pa., I -o. Pi. A robU-ry with
most seiisi'.ioii::! ib-taiis is r:;or!-'.l t-i
h i.e taken j.iai e las! night within two
iniies ef f "den-l.-r-s in '.Va-dnngton town
ship. I'avid Slt.cani au'l his wife have a
reputation of iK-Ing miserly. Alxait
midnight four in: t heavily i:run-l entered
thehousoanl d.-man-ied their m.m-y.
Ill spite of threat -iofl-.rrirc tlieol-1 couple
refused to reveal lis hiding place.
A'.l-ra b'iig search the ...biters dis-c-ersl
the mom y in an '-id trutik. They
s,-s-tired nearly sl-l.rki.). There is n.i eiue
to the perpetrators of the crime.
ttct Two Bant Experts.
C ofNcii. r.i.f'rrs. Ia., ll. !!. Tn the
ang-r f i-is-overel guilt, John It.
Huntington, a clerk intho Citizens I'.ank.
h it F.xiierls F. N. Il.ay.b i and C. F
Cromwtl!. who wore pro-Ming him tliis
i!l--rulug ab-ut a .( short:!--:--, and thn
sh it l.inisi If. H'tntiiig; o:i is d-'i l and
b-tii of his viethi-.s are in a crlticel s,n-diilt-n
to tiiht.
The ast-sunding tragedy was er.-u-ted
in the t'irectors r-.m of the bank aiut
1! uVI-ii-1:. liaydeii end "ren .veil, who
are employes of the Fidelity and Casualty
Company, of New York, had 1-een here
three days ir.ve-iig.it'ug lh s'l-Ttage.
Th- y lia 1 Is en s;.iii:iio!-.e.i from Chi. ago
by the bank oiil -iais. All the employi-s
of the bank are u.idor ln Is in the Surely
Company.
Tlietw experts had an engagement
with Mamingt -n at the Icoik this iiiorn
i:;g. They were putting some embarniss
ing question to him, hen. '. ith-ie.t a m
iie ut'.s earning, ilitiiiitigt.-n v..ilk--l over
t-i w'aeiiM'r-im'.viIl was suiting :i ! su-.i
him. liaydeu b-lled for the dour, fol
lon ed by ' r-n.weil.
lt-f-re tl.ey could es-tipe, however,
IIi!!iti:;g'.o:i enq tied three mere cham
bers of the revolver into th--:u. Hunt
ington then tarnc-1 the weapon against
himsel", ca.isiug f.ital wounds
The Siias rtigtie.
Wi'.h estimated lo-scs of Ktwi-en
s 1 :". .-u and C"i.iiu,irt fr-mi beg
c'n-li-r.i and s-. ine plague in the I'nitod
Stales the di-s-ussinii if lhi treatiuclit
and n.eaiis of preventi :l of thee dis
eases iu a biil'stine issuii by the agri-c-iliiKiil
d-.j-ro tmeia. is ef great value to
tho farmers of this country.
The mo t t fh.-e.ei ;is remedy triisl by
the government's agents is the f.Il-w-ing:
W-khI eham-al, sulphur. SHli-am
sulpha. e and antimony sulphide, one
pound each ; sodium chloride, bi -ar'om-ate
an-1 s-vdium hyposulphite, two pounds
each. Those are t !e completely p-.il-vcri.il
and mixed, and a daily dose of a
large t:i!b-spoonfi:l for e i-h in jHi n-ds
weight of hogs given. The me Heine may
also 1 "se! as a previ-ntive of these
diseases It slioul 1 be put in the feed of
t'.y whole herd. To insure stn-ivssful
tr.-aim. nt tie-animals sn .nl.i Is- kejit iu
dry and comfortable quarters, away from
drafts of air. Fiveorsix moot lis should
Is- allowed to i lapse after an outbreak Iks
fore ne-.v hogs are purchased or any of
the old herd are sold.
The Tax on Inccxci.
Was!m.,tox, Ixe. IS. The iiUMine
tax regulations were approved yesterday
by Secretary Carlisle. Kvery c-tizens of
thoFniied Stales, whether residing at
home or abr;iad. and every p"rson resid
ing or doing business in the Failed Stat-s
who has an annual iio-ome of more than
is re-puire 1 to make return, under
oath, Keforethc first Monday of .March of
each year. The first return is to include
all income received in the year lsj-t Per
sons having less than fiVK annual income
are not re .piired to make return. All in
couies of fiok) and over are taxable two
percent. The tax on incomes for the
year 14 will be due anil payable on or
before tho first day of July next. In the
house to-day 51 r. Cockran, of New York,
moveltJ strike out of tli3 Urgent Defi
ciency bill the appropriation for the col-
I- -lion of the ineoiue tax, but it was lost. J
Mr. Greery Must TiJ.
A portion of tim iiiiwriitcn history of
the SonlMin-exy Coiigressi-mal election
contest came lo the light f day in the
c unity ise.irtut Holli"hiys'urg, hitwe-k.
The case in Hint was a suit brought by
Frank C. Fletcher. Fsq., a niemborof the
led ford county bar, against Thom is II.
re'vy, Fs.., t- recover feis for pnifes
sional srvicos rendered the defendant in
the contest of IS!!, to determine who was
the rightfully elected Congressman for
this district. Mr. Fletcher was Contest
ant ;reevys generalissimo in I led ford
county during that ontest. He devoteil
thirty-four days of his time to 51 r. tiree
vy's imliti-id inU-resis, un I valuc-l his
servh-es at -.in a il.iy. He also claimed
reimbursement for ?-i" exp-,istM paid out
of his own p:cket, miktiig his entire
claim
5!r. Fletcher during that contest de
spaired of success long before the work
of taking the testimony was completed
and advised Mr. ireevy to quit the use
less f: giit. I'nt 5lr. ireevy, while com
plimenting Fleteh-er's oTliciency as his
lieutenant, encouraged him "to stick to
it." Fletcher desired some assurance
that his fees ami expenses would Ito paid.
He and Mr. Jroevy mice had a conference
o:i this s !lij.'--t at the Logan House. The
plaintilf w;is promised a fair divideii-l of
the allowance of fium, to which a Con
gressi.):ial contestant is entitbtl til of the
National Treasury, but up to date he had
not row-ivod one cent.
Hon. Uolx-rt C, MeNamara, of IVvlford;
A. V. I lively, another attorney who ha.l
represented Mr. Ureevy in the cont-s:,
and W. S. Hammond, S-ulPs lieutenant
iu lUair cmnty, testified that Mr. Fb tdi
er's bill ot fes was not exees-iveor exor
bitant in view of the services ren-1 -re-l.
Joseph Tate, Kp, of TSedford, who had
performed the cleri-rd work of the nn
iest for 5Ir. !recvy in the neighboring
c -unty, t-esthied tiir.t he had received Sli
for his services.
51 r. ireevy was the only witness for
tho defense. He claimed that hi had fif
teen or sitsn attorneys iu the light, and
I'ioteher was the only one who demanded
paym-'nt f--r serv ices. Mr. Fletcher wie.iM
hive . i-itr.dled the patronage f-r his
tlNt:!';! hail ti contest provnd sucn.sfiil.
51'. tirts vy t-.-s'ile -I thai ll-.u titu.-: ha. I
c -st hi::i a sl vle'!, and Kcdford c-iin.
ty ir.id ime iu f r a g-H l sharo of the
spoils
"Tli Oaly" is Kictj.
Th? "iltsbuig I) lily gives all the
latest news of the entire world for one
cent. It is in the front rank of journal
ism. It is pre-eminently a family paper.
Ii devotes a department daily to woinen
an.l their doings Its markets are com
plete and accurate. It is admirably il
lustrated and th ' bos-, pi in'.e 1. In ;.hoii,
i: is bei ;ii:. '.. e. ne vs-.-, an-i costs rnly
o:,e cent, and is re. id by ni.itiy thousands
of prop be daily.
Term ; by m.iiT
Paily I'est. one year : : ?:1
I lily Post, si-i m-iiilhs : : : 1 .Vi
j Semi-weekly Post, one year : i
i s -iii weekly V -t. six m i!':is : .to
A
,H. e-ipy of .'s.'iq: we-" !y wr.n every
u 10. Seal for sump!" -py. A 1-
thi: i'osr,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Bitj-lo? ou the Hig'away.
If your horse isn't used to a bicvcleand
gets scare 1 at one-, runs away mi 1 :an . -lies
ep things make the KM of it. The
supreme court decisions are for the bi
cyclists. Judge Puck, of the M,p.--iii-curt
of Miuu.i-.b., ! . ides that shr-e
'li-y l-"e.re vehicles use 1 n .v cxinu
sivoly fr c itivreiieiie- and r.-.-rea'.ioii,
pi.; -sure a:i 1 bu -iue.s and the ri-ting of
tie :;! up -i the public highways in lint
i.-diuary in.inner a is n .' done, is nei
ther unlawful nor proliih::!-1, and they
catiii t be ba:ii.-he.l, bc-aiise they are no.
ancient vehi-'tes or used i.i th.- tiur b n of
F. I- :i by Adam and live." ItieyclMs
sli-mld avoid the abuse of the legal pro-t.-.ii-'ti
given tiiem and exercise the
greatest care wh":i m etlag or pa. sing
horses an I avoid aee:de:it. The swift
ness of the heel and iis sudden and un
expected appearance bef re a team has
eiiiscd riui I'.vjys, sometimes with serious
results.
Hn:biad llat.
The school ni this place js
week on account oftli" to t--h
elos.-1 this
K-ing ii
thejury.
5Ii.-- 51;iiiiie Yo-t.ig ha-: i-cturu
after a year's isit to fri a-!-
I li .u o
in lili-
ic-i.s.
Til re we.s a l.:eo m-.-;j.1.iuco at the
te.iel'.ers' Insii'i:;--ii'-l.l S;.t i.r lay in the
Walker S. ho.. I ',; i:..;.-.
SiMtcia Chris-.ui.iS sr s will held
ill t'.ia Mvang-'lic d Ci'ir--h at ihls plaae.
Kche.ir 'els are now going mi,
2s Viced Eite. forC'ar-.struiS a;;i Ro Ysa; t
Tha lk A i. U. It. Co. announces that
excursion li--!-:tts will b.; sol I bet ween ;;!1
:-;ati-;;is ici its Pnes east of the hio riv-r
during Christmas an INi w Year holiday
at reduced rates, for a.I trams i )-..:, u-cr
il,ii,.l.2'i.'J!i, an.l Jae.uarv I.
Is1",, valid for re. urn passage until Jauu
ary 1, 1 iii-usi, e.
T'ue Best Hoiniag Paper.
Tll3 Pinsl;.rg f '.ol .,(-.-,'. ','- is at
traeiing a great deal of attention Ks-uis
ol the very large amount of exclusive
news and special departments it is run
ning. Its new priee, p) coots a week, or
s-i a year, touts it within r.'.i'-h oi "all. I'.
tweon it and the I -cent papers there is no
comparison as it runs throe times as much
reading matter daily as ihey, while the
'ptaiiiy js much superior. It is a pajn-r
the.t not one member of a family ill read
Kit every Member, for it cmtains some
thing for every !. i !y, no matter his cir-
e imstaneas re'e or m-l. The Weeklv
,'. ';(,' ,' contains theK-st h-at
u res of tiieilailv as well as some of its
own. It i-amp ires very favo ral ly wit h
the New York we-klii s while at the
same time- 'titain:r:g news of this ri'gion
that the cili'-rs do not have. It costs only
?! a year. If you want all the t.ewsof the
world, all the l-s-al and state news, the
fullest n;il best market reports, tiie ablest
editorials, tho breeziest sporting columns
and miscellaneous re iding you w ill find
th--'!i in the Piiisli-arg Cci.e.-r.-.-i ,'-.'?,-,
IS-siiib-s it has one of the best eiiippe-l
newspaper plants in the country, mid
never before has it leen so g -n-ra! and
w elconie a visit.. r in the homes of city and
country as now. Tiie aim of the publish
ers is to give a better article for less mon
ey than at the old priee. and much K-tti-r
than can le procured elsewhere, and they
are succeeding, g'id judges say. IJegiu
tho new year right by subsorioing for the
I 'tihtiu .-' I ;-iz- tl. .
Charities Caa Bj Taxed.
A de -isio:i of interest all over the State,
as atb-.-ting all ohirhablo institutions
presumably exempt from tax, was ren
dered by Judge Clayton, of Delaware
county, a few days ago. Ite hold that
the Philadelphia hospital, with its three
litiii-lred a. res of land, jus over the
Philadelphia line in Delaware county,
was taxable. Ha said if the ell iritabie
institutions of Philadelphia are p -rm-t-tthj
"to c cue in; oar c einty and oceupy
otir bi st lati-l free of taxation, it w ould
soon result iu the hmkruptey of the
county." The matter has l-en pending
sine? l-iso, and tin total lux will bo
large.
The Lord'3 Prayer ia School.
5Iiss Annie Ka ifTm.m, late priucipnl of
heCelwyn public selntol, in Delaware
cmnty, has complained to the Depart
in Mil of Public Iiistrueti in. at Harris
burg, tli it she has been dismissed by tlie
KarJ of directors be -ause she refused to
use the I, rd's prayer in th ? ouening ex
ercises of lex school, siu hat starit I a
private school r:id asks Superintendent
Scha-.Ter whetlier her pupils will bj jier
mitto l to u-e tha fre? text b ks fur
nishe.l them by the public sch d author
ities. Dr.Sol.R'tr.T has n it i furl .Miss Ks.il""
man tiia: the loks are for tiie use only
of pupiis of the public schools. He -ays
this i, tli; tirt inUuue; in tu ; history of
lh-e puti'.c seho A sts? n wh -ro at.' i-eh- r
has been di- miswd for this o:b nse.
Item of Interest.
Aval Johns-on, who mbKwl a Si!ithem
Ta -iti- train at U mdj Station, Cal., hxs
Ik-cii font to prison for lifis
Tho new governor of Tennessee, Hon.
II. Ciay Kvans, is a unlive of Pennsyl
vania, ha ing thvu K.ru in Juniata coun
ty, June is, W i.
S vnuel C. Soebey, tho defaulting b .ik
kcopcrv.de robbed the National Shoe
and lA-alher bank of New York of -"d.-0),
U in the custody of ilio Now York
poli.f.
Nathan Rimes Greeley, the la-t sur
viving brother of Horace Greeley, di-d
at tiie eld Greeley homestead, in the
town of Wayne, Pa., Monday, aged s-J
years.
51 rs. Wm. Steon, of iii City, ngi-d -ts.
Is the mother of gl eiiihlreti, the eld.M
being Jl and the youngest :t mouths old.
There are no twins triplets in tlu
family.
Congrtsisuian P-ryan, of Nebraska, has
introduced in the house a proposal
amendment to liie constitution making
the president of the I'nitod States in
eligible to re-election.
I'nitod States Circuit Court Judge Golf
has decided that tho Washington light
infantry, of Char!. -ton, S. C, could not
deprived 1 y Governor Tillman of their
anus because of refusal loois-y disorders.
F..r failing to report tho earnings of
his tsrni no-sording to law. Attorney Gen
eral Hee.sid Saturday entered ju Igment
f.-r tI--!,o( ag:iinsl Anthony Morr.c.v,
memKrof a private banking firm f
Plair Countv.
The Vermont legislature has ad
journed and gone, homo after a session
only a few weeks in length. Yet n--K
xly in Vermont complains of insntli
cient legisl it-on. Itrev ity is the glory
of a legislature, as it is the soul of wit.
5fuuicipal elections were held in
eleven Massachusetts; cith-s on Tuesday.
P.oston elected IMwiii I. Curtis, Hep.,
as mayor over Culonel Francis Pcaliody,
Jr., Iicin., by i.io majority and votisl
for lie -use by an inereasi d plurality.
SalciTt and ' M l:'ord yoiel against li-i-U-e.
ail, tha noted Sioux chief, h is died
near SiC.-i-ling I;-s k Agency. Ho was
next to Sitting I!, ill in rank as Chief. In
early youth he was a fighter and wns a
follower of Sitting 15-ull in theCusf.-r cuu
paigu. letter he dn-pp'-d the traits of
saviig i:y and became a pe.-..-eful firmer
and even a church member.
P.cforcth" Setiete Invi-stig:iting C-.m-mittis:-
in New Y.c'k City Friday, Captain
Cris-den. one of thea'-cused polii-eoilicers,
confessed that he had paid ?li for his
p-oin :i ,n. His confo-sioii imp'.i--it--s a
number of high p-iliee oibeiaU an-1 Dem
ocr.d io tMiliticians, among them Police
Commissioner Vorhis
News comes from Hazard, Ky., that
Judge Hall v. as w.i!'li"l that if h" di-1 not
release on bail Jesse Fields anil Joe
Atkins, chargisl with shooting ex-County
Judg" c,Kini! from ambush, there would
be trouble. Fields' brother, th iMunty
judge, was In iviurt. and when Jod-jo II ill
refuseii to allow bail Fields drew a pistol
and fired at Hal!. Court otli-s-rs i-aught
Fields, but his friends released him.
The Stata Gran go, nirs tingat Harris
burg, isinsiilcre l the reisirt ef its 'om
inirtoe on Legislation last week, and
adopted it without change. Its important
features are an indorsement of the pro
posed new revenue measure prepared by
the State Tax Conference. A change is
rooommcndtid in t'.io school appropriation
on the basis of ilto imiuKir of teachers in
the district, rather than the, number of
taxai.l.is. The elet i. ii of oil; -ers v.. is t-i
take plae-.i t--day.
The Pre-ident last week aH-r a innfer
enc wiih Secretary Carlisle an 1 ' - rtMiis.
s-o-.ior Miller, of the Internal I'eveiiuo
Bureau issuedniioiderex!ending tliei-U il
service law and rubs to tho internal
revenue s-rviee. This action was tle-termim-d
upon some lime ag-, but -w ing
to the press of public business lined action
was deferred until Tuesday. The new
extension w ill embnn-o ."iH sfo,eke-pers-gau
-rs an 1 II" clerks in the offices of
tho c iHoo'.ors, making "J, 171 in all.
Paintings rci-1 dc-i"
Hii-S an ariuh-ss artis
as by i'.artnmi
:, are now ou
exhibition in I. 'id n. 5lr. 1 1 .!- lo-t his
arms cei.o t-i i.e sh mldi r, wh.in a child,
by b "In r i i over by a Ii i; ! cy, an 1
is obli 1 t p li l'. h dding the b eiish be
twoen his Hp He w iu. n-'verth -less i:i
open e :;;, -iiti :, the national sehdar
sh"pof s",l a year at South Ken.-ittg-t-
i. and at thesatn 'tim obtaiue I a first
prize for i.i ideliug in clay. He paints
la:i ipi-j. .Yew Foci 7 co,
There ii a prospect, says the Com
mercial ',' -r that Governor-i ba t Hast
ings will, in his mossae;,., favor the moe-t-i-iit
that h is been under way for scoe
time to oomviilruto th-j aiiiiiarily of
eerta'ii State -lepaitments i.i resp.iisi!.Ie
heads, insi a 1 of allowing them to re
main in the hands of bards, as i-t pres
ent. Itisthtujht if this plan is t-ir-ried
out that one of tho lirst of the Ksir-Is
to be abolished is the State Hoard f?
Agriculure, and another is the State
Itoard of Charities and Committee o-i
I.-iua--y.
' The Only" i Kiag.
The Pittsburg Daily r.- fcivt all the
latest news of the eutiro world for one
oeif. It is in tho front r.itik of journal
is:n. It is jtre-emlneutly a family p i-i-er.
It 1 -v otos a dep irtm -:it daily to women
and th-ir doings Its markets are com
plete i 1 1 a--urate. It is admirably il
lustrated an I tho bast printed. In -diort,
it is brigh-, clean, newsy, and c-sts only
oiiecetit. an I is read by many t!oi;s.in,',s
of pe o;ib- daily.
Terms by mail
Daily Post, one year ; ; t
Daily Po.-t, six in mt lis : ;
Semi -weekly Post, one year - j
Semi-weekly Prist, six momhs
S"! no
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A free copy i.f Sctiii weekly with every
club of b). Send for Nample -opy. Ad
dress Tin: pi st,
Piitslutrg, Pa.
A Stomxch-Fniiip Turns a Joke.
ItimoKLW, N. Y., Dee. 15. Aliert
K nolo, aged '!'', being w iihoe.t anything
particular to do this morning, concluded
to have some fun with his w ife. Ho told
her he had taken some pari green and
would s-h;i bo dead. Itefore he had a
chance to explain the ch1 feature of the
joke tho wife rushed out and informed a
IKdioeman. The hitter d ustily st m moil
ed an ambulance, and Surgeon Guilfovle,
of St. Catharine's H.ispit.d, ro.sp:ided.
Knolo attempted lo explain the joke.
IJ-ut the d-x-tor, wiih tiio assistance of
the ;i'. iceman, threw him to the floor
an-1 used the stomach pump on him for
several miniit-s Kn-lo made no more
attempts to explain w dero the jokocame
in.
Gooi Ncvi.
Kvorylxwly in Somerset county will hail
the news that Parker A' Parker's "An
nual Ked Letter Sale" will liegiti on
Wedm-sday, DisvniK-r iith, w hen their
entire stock of goods w ill lie sold at flri(
isist, and in many lines loss than cost.
Those who have heretofore looked for
ward to tho "Kel Letter Sales" r this
firm will have a keener interest thisyi-ar,
when they learn that owing to the hard
times of tho past season their counters
ami shelves are ladened as never K-fore
wuth choice g - xls All must go. It is
their custom to annually dispose of all
giods remaining iu their store unsold
and this year w ill prove no exception to
the unbroken rule. You can attbrd to
w ait for their "Ked Letter Sale," because
it means money saved.
MAl.KIKI).
SNYDER BP.ICKEK.-At the r.i-
d -in-a of the bride's parents, 51 r. Joseph
D. Snyder of R-nek wood. Pa., and .Miss
Sadie S. Bricker. of Somerset, on Dec. IX
1CM, by Rev. T. J. Bristow.
Tents a; tlie Pecnsjifaaia E.-eerisient
Gtitio i.
Tho Peiuif jlvania ilperinuid Station
has mado several vaiual lo cxpvri-n eats
this yetir.thefariiicrs ihroui.oiil tic State
pre Jumislied with re;s-rt.s; and bvlb-iins
of the operations t any time, oil a; plii-a-li.'ii.
impiirics on agricultural Mil-j.-.-ts
ln-ing also aiiswcnsl. tree i-i ch iri; -. :ie
of the experiments wa- t -.(.: the value
of a fool known as ''m-tton-see I feid,"
eoii!pssed of one part Csittonsee-I nnnd
and live parts cottons. s-d li'.ills by weight.
The station found that w hilethe ch; mical
c-uiipositiou of the feed corn spondisl with
the ( i.iim in its favor its digestibility was
comparatively low, Is-ing somewhat t-ss
than that of cl-ver or liuiot'ny hay, but
greater than that of iurn fodder. At tho
prices of the feed in tho m irket a ouiid
of digestible food was found to cost .".I per
cent, more than in timothy or clover buy,
a-id g per cent, mote than in i-oru. It is
to pla-.-e such facts K-fore the fanners that
tho station engages in experiments of tho
kind, in order to enable them to select
the least costly f sids.
TKsT WITH n.MKV COWS.
The station made two tests w ith dairy
cows, and found that a ration of cotton
seed feed and bran produced IS per cent,
less mill; and l'l per cent, less butter than
one of com fodd- r, mixed liny, corn meal,
a i l cottonseed meal, eontaining the same
amount of dry matter. The estiin ite 1 net
prof.t per day w as 17 per c -ut. !- o:i tiio
e..tto!,stssl f.-e l ration tiian on the hay
i-u f.f.ld.-r ration. In a see :;.! e::i,eri-
1 i 1 I . I
t.u nt a ran-ui oi c-.tous. cii lev-.,
glutcii ni'-al prHbiced l." per cent, less
milk an.l l nor cent, lesa b itter than a
, . " . i .,., i
ration of cover day. ooro n.e-!, bran and
gluten men! eont immg L pounds more
graio and threc-foiii tlis of a p oi.n.l more
-oars f.sl-h r. The in t profit per day
and brad in this c:ise was i per retit. l.-ss
on the clover hay ration than on tiio oth
er, but it is probable that tho eons on the
clover hay ration were stunow dial overfed.
PKol ! r AN t l o-T.
The re-sups of the xpi uiiuents load to
the t'oticlusjou colt-cs-s-1 fe'slistiKi ex
pensive in ppijiortioii lo the atiiout.t of f-sid
!s..titaiiu.-d to:i' e'--fuily Mn:K-teo;i espial
terms with or bnary dairy IK -ds at average
prits-s. An incidental result of the c.tio
rimeuts is ... illustrate tho p-nsibiliiics of
profit in dairying. Tho mi profit siK.ve
the cost of fetal and -aro in the c-xprri-inoi-.ts
raugisl fiiii 77 to U"i k t e i.t. of
the itt -f the f While there are
oilier elements of expense in dairying not
included in th-rso estimates, the r-.ults
iK-vortiieh-ssH nniitc a very g..d showing
tor the j.n.tiLs of dairy ing and parti.-ular-ly
of Kitier production.
H. L. s:?ii.
The chestnut season is in i r. N--w f-r
business. Myst--kis -omjdte. 1 cor
dially invite your iiispci tioe. 'o have
the bis.1 assorted siook of tJeiM-ial Mer
chandise ii. town. "o;ueto n.y store f r
Dry lek's, Notio.i.s, lirMviies, ilais,
Caps, lbs. Is, etc., and don't forget we
sell Hood's. Paine' s. Tie re-"s an-1 all the
leading and staple patent in. di- ii.cs and
all at to luce-1 pri.;-.s. If you arc tn ::.-ed
!f a suit of flothes, ovi-rcoat, sli.s-s or a
H'l solid I iold or tilled watch, I have
the goods and ab .vc all I have the prii-es
to s;tit the times.
I'.ij'it up 5lain Crois stee--t, i-pp-e-he
the p t ollice, yoit w ill find tin- best se
lected st-s-k ofli.'iieral M.rchindise at
the store of
II. I.. St l'l,
s-units;.!, pa.
Musi. ;tl supplies f.ir stringed ir.stru
iili iits at Snyder'" dr.i store.
IS EARLY RISING
. . HEALTHFUL?
It Is If You Stirt the Bit I17 Keidinj tie
Eight Kiad of & Xcvnpipr. asi
T'r. - P.i.'.-jV is the riiit kind. It is the
only complete inorni-ir iio-.vpaper that
roaches !'e!itr:il I'cimsy h .ini:i at 1111 e.irly
hour of the day.
Il i.s one of the f re'ii-rt Ic:n-c::;ti-newspaper;,
in the S'aie and the ..idy one
pr:nt"d at tho St:it- Capital, tie- ollie!:-!
and -iiil:cal ii-ntre f the t'oini'ioii
v. eaitii.
It prints the i.eu, rec. it it o er iis
ov.11 vi--si through the I'.vtr.i.-psin.iry fa-i-il-iii-s
eftii-e en-it Pr.sis As--.i. ',. tin:i.
aided I'V its own inrrcsp-HM-cnis.
The ''',-:"? is 5cmoci:itic t- tin- .-ore.
It is oppuM'-I to Kisses a!nl nn eni niv of
i.-rrept ln-.ii.-jK.lies. It isn't :fi'.ii-l t
fi"!it tlie wron: it never :i- -i!.::. s to
speak for the ri!:!.
It inahes a specially of d--p.irtiic:il
news and civ,-s inure 1. !i -l;.y tinoi ail
the other ."state p sp Mui!-iiicd.
Tho Legislative S-ee-isiosi .it isi'i, will he
of re:it i:nis.-i tnnee to the pis-pie of the
Srnt i. jf'.e ."'.Vei' ilh sjieci.:! reporters
will keep its r.u.'ers fully infuiiii'-.i ci.n
(vrnii: litis nnd all other p.ilhii-d :ind
ee. .n linie m iiters. It h-is cT-iii-ive op-perti;!-ili-s
f-.r m 1 e.rin :i lv;ini-o ii-".. s t
:i puiiiie Hi-'l '..
liAII.Y, every week day ne iui.i in
the year, a year.
V'IiKi I.Y, Tili-s lay oveii-n of eu -h
wee!-:, si ,- year.
THI-; OAII.Y issiio Ik sent four
months 011 trial, ty 1.: iii ii!y, 011 receipt
of M.
TIIM VI'i:;C!.Y wi'I he sent f.-nr
ni(.i:th- en trial, 'y mail only, on receipt
nf 'i't it-n.s.
T.'if U tho l-est a-lvei iixiu-; mr
ilium l;i lhcnisyi viir.i.i (-uisido of 1'itis-l-ititf
:n:d l'hiladi l;d:ia.
Free to t'.io I'neinpl-.yeii: It insult
without eiiarjro adv. rtis-enenis of t!i'i.o
wanting r;!:pieyiiit ;it. Its Help Order
Ills lini'.ipht assist.-lil'-e t h mdre Is. Jt
has a Cent a Yord Want Column for oth
er wants.
Ail Iross, Tin: r.v:;i'-ir Company,
I'arriahiirx, l':i.
B. &
B.
SUBSTANTIAL
GIFTS
Liktly to be the rule this season. What
ever the demand, the supply found
here in either substantial or orna
mental articles.
Some Iir.-ss li-ioil-i anil Snitinirsi sni;-KCstioii.-t.
Timely hints l'..r acccjituMt'
(.'hristnius irp.sciits:
IIanils,..ne, lurc an-1 stylish
BOUCLE CHECKS
P.la.-k ainl roil, levi n an.l Mnc. I-iown
anil crccii Kxitssiin'iy stylish nn.l C;,sh-i.-li
i!.lc e-'Is us.-1 s:.c.-i:il!v i".r skirts to
e:irw:tli sejuiratc waists re;ru!ar fl--"-"
g.KMtsl, Well iNl.llit to SK-il
75 Cents a Yard.
.VI inch all-w.Mil inixed Niiillnss.
Itr.-wns. Sr-eys, Kisl, (irceii ami vari-.n-t
-tlier lcir:il-lt iiiifiris4. Kiej.int wi-lu
K s. Keitimaic worth i.i anil 7-" i-nl.-.
All to gt at one jiri-c, ." iiu-h-s wi;le,
. 50 Cents a Yard.
All-Wool Ciein. h fam-j-S'liitins. Four
.lillcront wimvi-m in urcat variety of 11. lor
c .niliinatii.ns. Karlier in tlie s-.is.ii soi l
fur .t ami i;, rcnU. The Imiiilay price,
25 Cents a Yard.
Xo.ii Chec'i Suitings at least H". litr.-r--ii!
styi A fi.i-ttiii..t,- nr li.isc. Kx
ccllcnt c-ipiiM .r sn!'.iii-,'s at lour liin.s
th-e c;tst. :n ami :A inchi-i w iih,
15 Cen.s a Yard.
Write our Mail Onler I. i:irt!iient for
s imri'.cs, also f.r New Illnslratc.1 Cata
L..ie. KUKK. All onlern roui)tly
a-.nl s;itisl'aclor!!y lill e,l.
B0GGS & BUHL,
Aifgheny, Pa.
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1895.
F0REM0S70F AXER.'CIN Y.EKLIS.
Circulation 103,003 Copies a Week.
l irst to n:l!v fr--;;i the overwhelming
id. -feat of I-st'J, liie New York 7 !-. pa-tii-iillv
laK-red tor two years t- aw ikon
the sl -pi:ig judgment of the Nation.
Piss-ss!iig mi enormous circulation,
suip;H--l with a statt of smpt teni and
lioii-.l stud-'ils nf pul-lic tpicstioiis. ami
itself hating, no object to suwe except
the v. eif ire of th" ma-s s kjui tiie larms
J j,, the shops s
i:t lies un I sensa
tional anneals, an-1 sal!s!io. mere'v to
place tim trutli beiore its read r. the
J', th.:, ii has sent to half a Million earnest
uuI rclle.-liiig ps.!--. wei kly. a budget
of ii -lii-st I n U. st-usilib nri.' iiii- nto and
Irii-ndly sui.! lions, w hich liave at last
l-oni'j fruit in tiie election of Is;4. The
work of the p-oplo is, however, only
half done. It is iiect-ssiiry in js:i t-
1-la.s-in liie i-hair w ha h lirover ( "ic e
and das not a.l-rfi-;d, a s,nstructive
Htatesmau of tiie K- put lo an f ntli. To
this task the '1'rihnn,- li-iw address,-! it
self, and inviies the MipHrt of evi-ry
American eitii n w ho tiis:res a return of
tlie "'g.xsl old timi-s."
I.oswcll ii. Ibii'r.l'S-Conjressinan from
Michigan, but now of New York t'iiy,
will continue to discus Tarbr, ('urn ncy,
t'oinatio and Ki!ir ipu-ti ins in tin; 1,-ih-H-i-.
ity ad odds the most wuuy, arnst
and weil-ini'ormeii spej-her njs.n the
stump, de is every yv.-r sent by Hie Ti i
a,i. to aid Iho local c.uopai--n.s in every
p.rl of the country. He keeps io ihii
stant touch v. :th the people, knows lio-ir
wants, and a-l-ln-sses iiims. lt' in the ', ih-
K- 1 . i I .. .. i. :. I. : ..
I one. ii, to tie; til'Miut.s ttiij, u ile m
their uiin-ls. and makes himself und-r-
t,. i le w iii gladly answ er pi stioiis,
asked in gd !.-..t!i, by readers.
All tho reguJiir leal in-s of tho 7-.'"--.
w... ;11,711,.,l. - or w t,;m rVal-
p,vjai array ol vv.;, n, new s is sup
plied, i-t-r e.tsi.-iii readers an castem
o.iilioii is pi inied.
It is tiie intention to make the paper i s-
p.-eiaily ii i)fi: t farmers an. I iiieeli i.i
I jt-'h ela.s.s h :s its x.pralc il. pi.it-m.-nt
in iho 'l'ri!.rn,- und ti;e new inven-ti-n;
of in.sh.inie, who lack tiie means
ti exploit the pi'.. In.-t of their i-rains, are
:id eriis...l lrr-e of charge :n tie- hop'- of
aidine tin 111 to furl :i pnr. iaiser or a p.-.ri-111
r.
The in.irk- t reports of tii- T, H,
1-niir e. kii.)-. !,-.!,. -.1 1. U-me lust in th.
iMiintry, v. :!i n.ai:.i;i:;i ttiein.ld .-tandari'.;
au-i tho lis. nil variety of !'. rt i-rn i.ews
lett-Ts, essays ii;mi "heme tot-i.-., K.k.
rev ief.s. art. eles .,n cin-vs ami' eh-ekcrs,
and mis.-. -ll.ii. y will !.,; pr.-si-nt-sl evct v
v. it-K. 1 i.e eo
'-, iiV.f ' . "i 'r1. 1,15 ' " '';':,: r
ii. nr.-i:i-.si iiiip.-riaiit news ot tin-
sum
day, 11I1 comments.
The 7'-i',. , ;, prhns, r.,r the ladies
tho v ry latest i':isiii.iii.s 1 ;-. i 1 1 p:n js ali-l
l.-mdoii, tii.J til- re is a dei.art.uciit f
""Answt rx t-i ',!!(--!:. .::." t-.ii.'l i- '..-.l l.y a
ci.p.iMe w rit.-r, 01 w inch ail the .pM-iions
of the pe-.i.l.-en inisee:ian- -i.s t- -pi.-s .-.re-e.:rei'i;;iy
a:is ere 1.
Tile Scini- Weekly 'I'.-. is an iii;i.;n-parai-Ie
pa-e,-f.,r r.'-s; .-n:s who live !.
yond tlie runtroof tlie iia:!y J', (, 1,1., I.i t
liin! it necs.;lry ;i keep in touch with
tli-! s-t thoii-;h'ts an-1 lowlier inler.-ts ,.f
tiie w r!d at iae :e.
A few premiuiiis are off. red t
ami ei il. ii.-nis.
ra
rs
Any friend of tiie T.
is -.rdi:.i:v
inv.ie:! t- xii.l f.ir s.iu:p!i- .tipi.-, i !
t-rms. and m ;ij a -! :' of s.p, ..-r; ,- i
irs. W o wo:i!-; he c-p-eM;iv p--is.. - t, i
" a ittr-.n? circle . i n-.-i.l-rs i-t t-t
works!;.:.. t
I in- !. . . .'..'.', ! 1 he - TI
111" Ir.;
1 :i year. d';.--',
r.-ady in Jan-
TrifiHuf Alumnae t..r 1
iiarv, ins nis a c:.pv.
i JII-: Tlliiil'M
NEW-
Goods
Consisting
L'.uiios' ati'l CJo;:tIer:icir.s iik ar.u
Linen II A X I K KRC " I K KS,
KIO CLOVKS.
TMIillKLLAS.
UIDDO.VS,
LACKS,
ni.is coons,
LACE CURTAINS,
rouTiEi:-:,
HUGS,
an 1 a full lino of Gentlemen's
UNPEIIWEAR,
GLOVES, A-c.
Ladk
and Children's Coats
and Wraps.
SPECIAL VALUE IN LADIES'
FUR CAPE
Our stock cT IloIIJjy Good
all u.seful irc?ents, anj
jiriues to .suit l':o
tin: (5.
ar'e
Our Annual Red Letter ?a'e will
coininOLee
DEC. 28ft 1801.
-And wiit la.-t until-
FEBRUARY 1st '95.
PARKER
-AND-
PARKER.
D
ISSOLUTIOX NOTICPL
X.iTICK Is ht-r-liy niv. n that the i:irtn. r.
shir- cxistins Im-iw.tii Ju.-oli li. rharil' an.l J.
It. . ;."-hur-t. iloini; Inisln.sM tin-ler the nafiit- of
J. It. iertuinl. f Kiiiuw-mmI. S4.in.-rs.-i mtin.
ty, lfca.. hut this .lay l.-. n .lisst.tt.st l.y niiitu
ul ci isi iit. T.i.- Ut.lis ..r tin" linn are in the
triiiiisof J. It. .ierh ir.l forisi!!icii..n. Ail ir
ti. it kai.u'iinc thciiiselv.st iiclfl.t.l loth- lirtii
nr.-not.ti sl lo.-a!l an l .-'tlc. The l.ii.si:ns.
will Ik- continue.! hv J. It. te-rlianl.
J A' !!! ;:im KI,
Kiiiitwool, Pa.. J. Ii. i.KKUAlU
Ihc. 1. is-t.
No'lce.
My m:!ior iaii:riii.-r, Mary, h ivir-e l- f inv
holm" wiihoa! my cnsi-iil. I her- i.y ii..!ifvil
..rs..n not f h:irli-r er tnisi her. :i I'wili
not 1m r..s-oi.silic lor any d. hl l eiitr.ic'-st l.y
her. mn) nay h:iri:orin in r will be
ti.uli m;b .tccriirij t 1-iw.
J' 'NATHAN IHXHARI-.
Holiday
SUGAR MAKERS SUPPLIES.
WE CASHY A LARGE STOCK OF - - - -
Syrup Can3 Sap Buckets, sa?
Spjuts, Gathering Buckets
Sugar Pans, Eta, at rock lot.
torn prices for casb.
WE HANDLE THE EST
P. A.
Main Crc Street,
Great Inducements.
Goods reduced in price in every Iirt
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Lace C:utain
Ladies' Coats, &c. Xow is tlie time to Ijuv t0
save moncv and iret sometliinir ixood.
CLINTON STREET. - - -JOHNSTOWN p
- STEUGBR'S -
For Useful Holiday Presents
For weeks we lave li;.?n rcoci'. 'hi'
time i (iovote-J to niatkin' an l pi
i you fir II IM.iv prevents an eK'
s '
cerl-'Jv in the Lou.-.?.
llANDKKIICHIEFS J-.r KvervbIv t'1(? CLIMrcn. t
ei siii 1 r 1 4 ires 0:1 Hi-
in L
1
Ilaiiiikercf-iefs 5c, -"'0, 5c
l"e. -: 1 ". ami up t" 1 a i-iece.
Sjieciul for ti:e Iloii'Jays Lihiies" All-lit en Cainlne J
IIiiniko:chitfs ui or $2.75 p r d-izen.
i SI
ll.s lcea r?luced to suit tl.o new TariiT. ;.'. ':
effect the fr-t of the year. Our stock .f L.
i'"ss--j ari l CIiiMren's Cloaks ami Fur C.ij
ar-viit!
Arm..
s'Sj'H. .V H Kept
JOHN STENGEB, - JohnsSc?, h
-fee
---s--t-c
mmmm
SE s23s-i 5. ! !S
mm
. 3
it-' r
Ni'THIXti 1- i'.ff ' c-i !:..!er:.:i an.l v.-.irkfiiai'sh; ei-.t-r. i ::'.- 'ie . ';-'-:' -of
the l'IXI-1 l'.ni.I.A T('Vi S I:.N.KS. Their lc;.ni;i:e-s ,s. !;. U.-
Their ee; r.-:.iy ii-.s money. ohl ivn-1 guarauie5 l.y '
JAMES B. IIOLDEItBAU.AI, Somnrsot. Vi
Pubflc Saie
Valuable Real Estate!
Ky iri'.i, ..f o-,! r (s,:,. is;;t .l out ..f
"Ii.- ?'. 1 ,.nrt in ;.-i.t i-.r th- is.ii:i:v n"
s-.i-e rs. n u, ,i :,-,-., n - v. : ; 1 e J- t-,
i' '':' sale -n III. ., -.::.. si. n. .ca rset toirii
!lli, S-,;iu r, t .n,;;.,ty. l a on
Friday, Dec. 2!st, 1394,
At I o'efeck P. VM
I'--! in- r.n! t
it ,:,i;i, ; -.. V;;Hior a;i.l
vi:
V"1
HT,
; i. s
A ec;;.'.n tn- t ,-' :.,. :t m:,- ia .: r-. t
ti.tt iisi,ij.. sir.. rs.-t ,-.!)!. iv. r.i.. i. I i -i t-i i i '
I III-Is ..1 I Il ls. I'.. .. ,. . r J.C ., Sei s - ..,1
. i T i -;i :i.-rs liMrv -,r i-s
1 Jl.T." is 1.. W t;;.r.t ;ill-
Frame : House,!
an.l sj.rsi.j. j;,,. ,r. IMis. s. :.: :1
y. in in: r.-hanl ei' :. h--n Inel tn.s. 1 iu
l:irin :s .i i.i.-r -..ssi cuitiva'.:!.-.. ,imi ,.,.;.v,
cut toi-hnn-h. fc-'io..: lions.-s-.,r ij:!c tiie
r..;-rty 1 sriiuu- i . Waili. r, it. c -!. j
AI-... a .-. rt .iii ir.ic: ,.r l .n.'. sir;, ,.,-,,.
ers. t !..K-.i.!ii. si,,,,, ts.; .-...in .', i .i.. a.!..-i-i- I
n..
us ia mis in i ,i ,s. l;. w:;iK.-r. J.--i.,;i 1 riii
an.l V. iili.iin Knie. ce i-.-mie- tiny
more or I-ss. T; re is a ...k1
Two-ctory
PLANK HOUSE,
a spriiis house mi l a fre.m,. tstn". Ujr-i --i the
pri niis.-i. a KmMJ on-liani e:' h-iinlr.sl
IpiM-lmii-M :niil. Kami ll.i l. r L-.vki ,-iiIti-Vltton
:n, .siUivcniei.t to c'.,:irc!l. -choot
...us,- an.l ,,.., UkU. t!l. p T y )f KiTt
I-'l.T, il-c it.
Terms.
: , Samiic! s. Walker f:,rni.!iistttir.
nfi. r:ill . vi. n-.-.i-n i , arc . nC
iiii.iii a hen for th-wi.low. the hu. t I.
l-ii.l to h -ranniially. I. -.mini,- i.t ,,n.
i -." in hi,:..t wli. n -i,e j,,,) is ,j: nveV-i"
Th'- l.-.li.iicc ia ana. ia! i-iinn uu i: .,i..i
.- .1. lH-!rl;:!' on il,.. 1st ol' A (.ril. l-si,- In
. r .1.1. .-I h:. ret i ,. y to he ,;.
1-re.s rty Is k:i..-k.sl ,(,.., .
As !.:!, -Krr.i i;i.r firm. on., thir.l. after
ah . X :i-.s.a.i t ,!, lir.:,r,- to r, Uiin a
s. -i l..r th wi low. th iiii, r,-. to Is. i f.,
h. rai.nu e'ly. --; i-.nin- ,; April. . 1 1 ,,,,
iahaii.twli.-iiriftli-e.li4riciiv.--.it. ,',.
.Ii:.-.- Ml llliliil.-ii p!ivinell!s ,.f sl.-.i, ,,',..,', i,
.la-.iMi.. tsief Apui. is-.,: in ,H.r ollt ;,;,,.
lan-.l mot.- y to lf(Mi, when the pr-.i nv is
.11.1-... -I ih.Wll. -,i,s has.- inoilev t. 1, . s, ! ,lr.
st .ei the prt-tiiis.si 1. lu-K-iiii -ii'ii,,-,,)
i ll s II. Vl.KKTt.
, . . M. M IIKih K,
V.niTmst ntt.r f -aitiu-l S. Walker, ami
i-.zr.i lsier. .in- .1.
No.a-e Is hen-!-y tiv. n that Solomon J ftitt
ii. rH i.l w-i-. lolni ;. ltiner i.ii.! iiH.rt
l-ittn r. i. M;.iili.vrrii township Somerset
county, I'a.. have m et,- j, v.. Hint arv iissi .,,
T.i.in :.. ia.-. .f all th. ,r .-state, r. a!, "iv rst,ll:1
lll.t ial.-.,. in trust lor the l-ener-t , .f I he cr. --
;,"r" "' , s..l,.Tc...ii .1. liittm-r. Ji.hti IL P.iit-a-raa-l
Al!.. rt A. P.iti.i-r. All p rson, h iv-iiia.-l'Ktti.
asai.i.t -hi. sai-! :,..:..:,, j. Iltlt.
in-r. John K. ilitm. r Mnri Alli it A. Ulttm r
will pr,-:ent Ih. i.i i.. the un.Iersii.',i.i riulv mil
tti-n i.-itist p. rs,.,,, nwnc iii, s.,i,fc
.noil J. I'.iiim, J.,i, It. Tcttii. riinri All. rt .
i.ittm r, win make i-nie.li ite pavm.nt to
J.-im f'.U AssCMiee.
Attorney. I:.M kw.il, Pa,
App'ication for Unimproved Land.
N;.ivi, Jr.-Iiv L'ivt'n ih it -- 1....... i .
ZllZv """ Aai. f the
' ' , . V "'V'vai.ia. Mil uppltc. , ,'r u
.. . ri.iu . ,r i:- a.'
of lll!l.:il.roV.i land i
situate :n J. i:n--r t
, rs. ... ,...:,,:- . .naihaii lianln. r
l.w.1-1! .:.'!stti-;i., il-..-.:.-:, iMii.Uwurrin
- -! i c.-i 1 r, si j ,.. .,s ,rf sl ? .!'';
i: tli :i-.ri:i.
Maple Evaporator on the Mar
ket at less than half the pr;
"asked for some others. It
"payyoutogetour prices be!ore
buying.
SCHELL,-
iloli-Jay (Joo'ls. anl
- tciii '; tiicn. We are ;
- u:it and Iartr; lino-
th-,-
!
i V
Ilfmititcliou urnJ Litibroi i.
OUR STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS
n-.'n. uu 10 tiie --uienrl.
GOOD STOVE
Is an Eeo:.o '.:;.
A Poor One
tae vor
kiaJ of Extra v
K-e!iie:ni ht tii;- w t
1-iit n ir
New Stove,
The
Magic
Cinderella
13 WHAT YOU V,AeT.
It will h..M r:, ... :
nieht. an l vt
pp. v.-
A. WARM FRIEND
IX
COLO WEATHER
It bait Fqnala-
a Healer.
Foot Wear!
A stII.sh .-lice will a-M v.
ones apjarunoo than a.'.v
s'nile arlick' of Dress.
' We Lave a lar-e su: .j.!v
ana v. ill sive cusi j:::ors
money.
GENTS SHOES,
f , .s
Ccr.-rrc.-s. Dutfon. Hh:'-'
I
nr. 1 1. .1 r . n
st.i-t i..u-.::tT i.ii;;.;'.-. w.u
the French. Yale, rifka
dilly, Imperial a:.-l
" Glube toe.
LADIES' SHOES.!
Hutton, Lace. Congress a
erette, w ith tlie VIM:
,1 K:
,'. i
Opera. X. Y., Si'iar--. i-i-
zor
Co::,
ren.se
toe
: Shoes for Boy's :
Youth's and Children '' a-I
eription.s, a!-
a fall 1'r.e i f
hor,t in T.nt?.ir Rnl.l.-r Si
An immense --took
Of Rubbers
T.i s. v-t lr-
Allat TRICKS to tho TlMti
REPAIRING DONE NEATLY
CHEAPLY.
ite--
Shaver &
srrt'Ks.s.1 i:s
THOMAS 1!.'
706 MAIN CROSS ST..
Somerset. - -
Pi
C
M)rirr ri:H i.AM.ii"N
Whikks, The Honor.!'.
i 'oil rt ot I'ominoii l'l-as el
I'a., hav.-onlerisl Ih-.l a sp-
4iT
Court of Common l'teas. el e:.'r "
an.t liri.!i;ins Court. f-r Ti ,r:l
lcr-ili, shall he h. I.t al s-.ni is.-t.
t-0
s, m . . r . t. 1 1;'.'
ivionaay Jan. i-tui, -
I
t
iiiiimi'ii'-in at Hi.'.-Ui.-i- A. M- '
Now. tin refer . I. K iw .r l
I ,"'l'"r ,,f -"s":icrs,-t ohi:i.i. ;,..
'r,"'a"i ni-: minis ii.-t'---; '"'.-,' . ,i--
to U- then an.l in. r. tn.-ri. le ' ' "
at said Court.
I .v1'
I hi.-ritr orflce. KI'WAi:!' H' r"rJ
urns i. i:t cn.
M-WXON iK'MKil.
Nov. J th, l.i
n