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A POSTEiSTEH LOSES THE USE 0? !!!S
lEGS-finP ARMS.
Edwin R. Tripp, of Middlefield Center. Keels with
sa Hazardous Encounter Which Renders
Him Helpless.
From Otic-n It-pubUcan, Oxiperttmr, X. T.
l,,). state. !lw fgu S TXi .11 of them my feet aud leg. wuicu
ahati.rvd tu-l U -a feared be iiU uev.r ( jok n J rm
reenter. ,rff r r.f the ! "I wa member of the Town Board that
In an interne with ",r"rt'rJ he j j fc , a pDt inlo m
iJ artr;cd colorable attention, r. , "-'lUhbors know. In Aw
Tripp stated : . h ... , , -,,,,14 w.lkVouiid tie bouse by push.ne
"In March, I've. I as taken i 11 , i .ttme better and man-ivi
.reward learned I was Vpf j Tnd. uutU at election ....
wax aaebie to walk, ana J. " 5 ri,t ,-r I walked with a cane to tbe polls,
wr a. I lost the .. my -r-a. J, 0tiD frm n,y ho.ue. I ruV.eJ
doctored nh I , 'TJ, , tke Ir. Williams' Fink Filla for
ee-re- no 4 lr IW, nmil I kad taken I
ry .IMJl 5 TIT . I Tti.
. . .1...., 4 tin mtirift. ILl'
l.n loin mr iu- - ,
ra in Mar and June, ISC'. I cave tip all
hope of ever bavin? me use of mr limbs
ain and did not expect to live very lurip.
I unable to dress or undress myself, and
could not ;r around the house unless J wa
ared in a chair.
"I think it wa in Jane that I rend of t he
-ae of a man in Samioca wl".'
...u r lVi:lianH' Pink Tllln f'T K
..ke, Ih-.. Wuliam,' I'.nk lil . fjr
SSSr ,andh'b.i0ti:ncdurrd, tir j
I learned that the pilU were prepnred by
njfht Hoanekeeptns"
"Konms to rwit tat lipht hon'fcoT
Ing" is ripu that is etvadily crt-'i;iug
iuto tbe windows of down ut the heel
mauriiiDS and iuto othxs which, thongh
bearing a proKptnioa air, bouse occu
pants who '"have experienced revt-raos."
Just where the line is drawn between
the light and boavy variety of this do
xneKtio riem8 it is difficult to deter
mine, but it is conclusive proni that if
you bay your pastry in bags sTtte bak
ery; if, lacking a backdoor of your own
at which to receive the morning milk
man, you are obliged to lay in wait for
that personage at corners, then you are
a "light housekeeper" though perhaps
your burdens are heavy.
We are prone to look upon these
bumble housekeepers as beings without
home or country. be.Tiuse their foothold
upon the terra firma of society is fo
light, but often there is much suugness
within the few rooms and much cul
ture, too, though it is hard to conceive
of a culture that is nourished on bag
lunches.
If you w ill get cp early enough some
morning, you may see tho husband of
one of these light housekeepers, with
bis paper and pitcher, just returning
from a chilly encounter with- tho milk
Eiau, aLd cs be passes iuto his rooms
you may catch a ray from the smile
which awaits him, and which, unlike
the bouse, belongs entirely to him.
Chicago I'otst.
Marriage la Southern India.
The inhabitants of southern India
bave peculiar marriage customs, accord
ing to Dr. Ikwck, the German explorer.
Ihere are always two mat riage cere
monies, he says, one taking place when
the betrothed ones are mire infants
aud the other when tho bridegroom
takes his wife to his own home, .At the
infant marriage rites two brothers of
the boy place him cj an elephant aud
take him around to give him a glimpse
of the city where he and bis bride are
to live, and at tbe same time the girl's
mother is doing ber share by singing to
tne little one a marriage song.
At the final marriuge the mother in
law leads the young husband by the
tiose iuto a room, where bis friends and
relatives are awaiting him, and, amid
the loud noise of tamtams, tho shrill
whistlo of pipes and the roaring of
trumpets, tho bride enters, unveiled.
h gives the men present an opportu
nity to gaze at her, because in future no
man but ber husband may lock at ber
face. Should 'his rule be broken at any
time, her husband must commit sui
cide, and she must be burned on a fu
neral pyre Inf. ire the sin is blctted out.
Tbe bride is placed in a basket during
the Brahman marriage ceremony, aud
when it is over she emerges veiled and
closely guarded by her husband and bis
friends. New York Tribune.
Cnfortnnnte Becittnincj.
ir William Iiowau Hamilton, pro
fessor of astronomy in the Dublin uni
versity, used to speak with the strongest
rcvereuce of Eishop Briukley, bis pred
ecessor. He bud for him a filial affec
tion and used to recall with a humorous
melancholy the time cf their first meet
ing, when, said he, "I am -afraid I
uffended bim. "
I was a youth of 18 aud sat next him
ut some public luncheon. We did not
speak, and I felt that good manners re
quired mo to break the silence. My eye
happened to rest on a largo map of Van
Dicmeu'a Laud banging on the wall. 1
turned to bim.
"My lord," said I, "were you ever
in Botany Bay?" The bishop turned to
mo with a look of severe displeasure.
"Eat your soup, sir," said he, "eat
your soup. And then it occurred to
me that be thought I was asking
whether he bad ever been "transport
ed," for at that time Botany Bay was
where desperate criminals were sent for
a punishment. Youth's Companion,
II U Only Love.
A Horton spinster has quite a ro
mance connected with her life. In ber
younger days she had a sweetheart aud
be asked ber to be bis wife, but as tbe
was too young to marry she refused
bim. They separated aud the years fled
by, bringing with them much sorrow
for tbe giddy miss. Ten years after
vard, on the very day of the mouth on
which she refused him, came a letter
from the sweetheart of her cbildhiod
asking again for ber band. She did not
love him, but decided to never marry
auy one unless it be this man. She re
fused again, and every year siuce then
she pets letter on their anniversary
with tbe same old question written
therein. The letters are i; t full of love.
Oh, no, simply a question, that is all
a dozen words or more written in a
businesslike way, with his name signed
below. Perhaps they will get married
Bom day, but very likely uoi. Hor
ton Headlight
So Many Bluestocking.
Th latest causes of Egypt shows that
tht, country is about the only one in the
world where the men are in a majority
over the women. Tbe male sex in tbe
ibedive's dominions exceeds the female
ly 160.000, aud it is curious to note
that this numerical predominance of the
male is very evenly spread over both
upper and lowtx Egypt It is only in
the sparsely peopled and newly recov
ered province of Dougola that the wom
en are more numerous than tbe t.i a.
Another interesting fact is that tbe pro
portion of Egyptian women knowing
bow to read and write is just a little
over oue half per cent New Orleans
Picayune.
Oat of Sight of Land.
Hazel Weren't yon awfully afraid
tbe first time you crossed the ocean?
Nutte Well er for a time I did
feel a aort cf groundless apprehension.
New York Journal.
Oldest Bank Kote.
The oldest European bank note is
Sweuisfi, dated 1601; but tbe British
museum, in London, has a Chinese note
three centuries older.
rou Ttl.cn aroond, and today wain u
the ixist office and back, a dUuu.ee of one
qnitnr of a mile, three tiiuea a day, ana
altt-nt to my autie pi""- ,
"in th? spring of I was elected town
eltrk which office I held for three yeara, 1
had previou.W een a jiurtice of the peace
for thirtT4wo years. I am now 4U yean of
ar. and' have lived in lh town for about
For nearlv tltv J1 1
-" !. t.luknnith's trade. I am
iZZ? now. and w
Willi' Pik I'.ll.
?ul rihed and , worn to before me thU
now Cenrral Jo Wheeler aa Captured.
General WbeeJet had a most exciting
9,'rvice throughout too war. He has told
me bow bis horses were shot under bim
again and cgain aud bow be escaped
without injury, although he alwayi
rode at the head of bis troopg. Cf all
tbe commanders under Jefferson Davii
be stuck closest to him. Ho was with
Davis when the cabinet moved from
Richmond to Cokesborotigh, C, and
he then had eight brigades of Ol .valry.
He told Davis that the soldiers consid
ered the war was over and that be bad
troubla in holding bis troops together.
Davis did not agree with bim, and he
ordered 10,000 horseshoe sent there to
equip bis troopg for flight through tba
south.
A khort time latr, however, when be
got ready to fly. Wheeler was about t'uo
only commander who could g soldiers
to go with him. and it was little Gen
eral Joe who fallowed the Confederate
president with a troop of 500 men.
Davis and his cabinet soon saw, bow
ever, that their hope was a forlorn one,
and they sent orders to Wbeeler to dis
band his troops aud take care of himself.
This Wheeler did aud a Ehort time later
was captured by the Union troops and
was 6eut with Jefferson Davis corth to
prisou. Alexander Stephens and Post
master General Reagan were taken with
him, aud on tbe way north General
Wheeler says that Stephens thought be
was going to sure death. He said at
much to General Wbeeler, and the gen
eral replied, "Well, Mr. Stephens, if
this is to be your fate, what must be
that of President Davis?" Alexander
Stephens raised his bauds and replied :
"(ih, don't speak of that I His fate Is
too horrible to consider." General
Wbeeler said he bad no idea be would
be killed, aud tbe way be joked about
tho matter of their joint imprisonment
horrified Alexander Stephens. - St
Louis Republic.
Washington Widows.
I like gratitude. I like to bear of
grateful people, and an anecdote I beard
recently of one Washington man has
pka.s-d me immensely. He bus recently
married the widow of a very wealthy
gentleman, aud on the proceeds of the
transaction be has built a handsome
house. When the bouse was finished
and the moving iuto it was accomplish
ed, the w ife aud her mother fell to dis
cussing just w here they should bang the
portrait of the former husbaud. They
bad just decided to bang it in a small
room uu tbe second floor when the new
husband came in and beard of tbe mat
ter. "Hang him tip stairs!" be said.
"No, siree. Jo, siree. That man was
my benefactor. I owe everything I bave
to him. He shall bang in the place of
honor."
Aud husband No. 1 now smiles down
from over tbe mantel in the drawing
room.
But that makes me think cf another
Wasi-rugton widow who bos recently
bestowed herself and ber belongings on
a second husband.
"It's so fortunate," said she to me.
"My first husband's last name began
with a W, you know, aud so does my
second husband's first name. All Mr.
W.'s handkerchiefs are just the thing
for Willie, aud I haven't even bad to
have tho initial cu them changed."
Wubiugteu Post
Agra of the World'a Charmer.
Miss Browning dilates on a most
cousolatory fact The women who influ
enced the destinies of nations were none
of them "actually yonug." Well, what
does Miss Browning call "actually
youugr" Nineteen is not old, and sba
who saved France from returning tuem
btis to a British parliament was 19 at
her death. There is a tendency in the
male sex to like them young. Helen of
Troy was, it is calculated, about 120,
but sbo was the daughter of a god.
Cleoiattra is put by Miss Browning at
about 60 when Autouy reckoned the
world well lost for ber. In any case
her medals make ber a plain woman,
with a very long nose. Mary Stuart bad
turned things upside down before sba
was 25, and Diane da Poitiers was -13
and Mme. Sea iron 40 before tbey cap
tured royal lovers. These veteran charm
ers bad health and intelligence, but
Lady Hamilton was fat. as well as 40,
when she fascinated Nelson. London
News.
Co4 n Ash Wedneaday.
Once a year, n Ash Wednesday, the
Anglicans of all the middle class cat
salt fish, and this salt h is always
ood. Shrove Tuesday is a kind of Lon
don fish shop festival, iu which the
whole of tho "decoration" is salt cod
aud balf lemons. The cod are salted in
the shops, being split and very lightly
but sufficiently salted, with a view to
Imparting flavor rather than to preserv
ing the fish. They are thfarj'ied loose
ly and elegantly and a lemon laid upon
each. The origin of the lemon is diffi
cult to trace. Egg sauce, and not lem
ons, is the traditional "relish" with
suit cod, the eggs being also a survival
of the old Lenten list of fare. Possibly
the lemons were originally part of the
surplus stock laid in for the previous
feast of pancakes on Shrove Tuesday.
Corahill Magazine.
The Early Piano.
The earliest known mention of the
pianoforte was In a playbill dated May
16, 17C7. The piece announced was
"Tbe Beggar's Opera, "with Mr. Beard
as Captain Macbcath, Mrs. Stephens as
Mrs. Peat-huni, Mr. Shuteras Peachnm.
The principal attraction was given ns,
"Miss Buckler will sing a soog from
'Judith,' accompanied by a new instru
ment called pianoforte." Pittsburg
Disjiatch.
Tbe annual consumption of paper used
in Asnr, Cbiua, is said to be nearlv
1 10.000,000. Most cf it is of local man
ufacture. The Chinese don't like for
eign made paper.
One pound of sheep's wool is capable
of producing one yard of cloth.
T """""""flunuaB o plafond.
tth. rs.tfiiim'iitf of the eigbwaatb
.-V " ,
cAMpt i:rlnnctlie to ouo CI
nrum; - -' "
tbe French garrisons i India became
enamored of tho eyes of Brahma la tbe
temple cf SerTingham. Thc.se eyes were
diamonds, more brilliant than ever
shone under the eyebrows of Crapaud's
European divinities. Their luster cap
tivated his souL lie haunted O tem
ple and, yielding to tbo might ot the
god. became a convert to his worship.
At leaft so he persuaded tbe priests,
who went so far as to ai'j him to
some caro of tbe temple, "ffoubtless
trusting Brahma to protect bin own.
But f n a stormy night the convert dis
appeared, and with him one of tbe
idol's eyes, tho other having resisted
all bis efforts to dislodge it 6o Brahma
was left squinting, and the perfidious
Frenchman sold bis prize to a captain
in ri. T'liL'liHti navv for about i 10,000.
r.-,t..r it wuh imnL'ht bv the Armenian
merchant SchaSras for mor-fhan fiy
times this sum aud shown by bim to
Catherine of Russia, who offered for it
about $100,000, a lue pension oi f is,
nohilitv. Scbaffras
refused this offer and subsequently sold
tho diamond to Gregory Orlofl for the
same sum without tbe patent of nobili
ty. Orlofl, part autuor oi tauMTine s
gTeatness aud raised by ber to the steps
of the throne, for whom she struck
medals, rai-sed triumphal arches and
dedicated palaces "par l'amitie rocon
naissante," to whom Ehe offered secret
marriage and whom in another caprice
siie banished Couut Gregory, being re
instated in favor, offered bis imperial
mistress two tokens of reconciliation,
the St Petersburg arsenal and the Or
loff diamond. Neith Boyce Lu Lippin-
cott's.
The Monkey.
The monkey is a charming animal,
amusing and playful. He is found in
every part of tbe country, but flourishes
chiefly on Broadway, New York, where
he promenades blithely an. flirts assid
uously. The moukoy's greatest pleasure is to
imitate. He imitates everything which
is "Hinglish, don't you know." He
talks and walks with an accent, leaves
tbe last button of bis vest unbuttoned
and rolls up his trousurs on the slight
est provocation.
But few monkeys support themselves.
The majority are kept in cash by mam
ma or papa and tbe rest live on cheek.
The monkey is an unconsciously bo
morous animal, affording much amuse
ment wherever be goes. He posessos
many peculiar physical characteristics,
some of the most striking being that he
is narrow chested, pigeoutoed, noodle
beaded and addicted to cigarettes. He
has a peculiarly constructed mind (so
called), in which there is room only for
thoughts pertaining to dress aud the de
lusion that he is peerless as captivator
of femiuiuo hearts.
Mouk"ys, as a rulo, don't live long.
Either they dio cf cigarette smoking or
their papas make them bncklw down to
work, when, in most cases, they cease
to be monkeys. New York World.
ilia Journalistic Creed.
Alfred Harmsworth of the London
Daily Mail is quoted as confessing to
this journalistic creed Lu The Bookman:
"I believe iu bard work, but bard
work is not enough.
"I believe in travel.
"I believe that balf the journalistic
notions of what tho public wants to
read are wrong.
"I believe tbe public is a far better
critic than is usually imagined.
"I believe that the publio does not
care one iota about sizo ; if anything, a
small journal is preferred to a big one.
"I believe that price has very little
to do with the success of a publication.
"I believe the attractions of illus
trated journalism are enormously over
rated. "I btlieve tbe value of colored illus
tratious is grossly exaggerated.
"I believe party journalism to be
practically dead.
"I believe in independence."
The Forum of Trajan.
A few years ago tho forum of Trajan
was used as a depositing plaoe for cats
which were not wanted, but as it does
not present the same facilities of retreat
and biding as tbe forum of Augustus
street boys and others took every op
portuuity of stoning the unfortunate
animals. Finally the authorities, after
many complaints, refused to allow any
more cats to be thrown there, and iu or
der to get rid of those already living in
tbe forum presented one to each sentry
box on the walls cf the city. They all,
however, speedily disappeared from
their new homes, some returning to the
foot of Trajan's column, where they
wero either killed by the street boys or
transferred to tbe forum of Augustus,
while others, it was whispered, were
sold by the sentries for a few centimes
to enterprising young medical students
in search of subjects for dissection.
Rome Letter.
Young and Verdant,
A man married recently a young wife
who takes everything qnita literally.
He came borne aud said be woold take
ber to the theater, and presently be
fouud her stuffing all sorts of eatables
into a couple of black bags. "What are
yon doing?" ho asked, and she replied
weekly, "Packing provisions, because I
have just read in the paper that six
weeks will elapse between the first and
second acta" RivaL
Many American weeds which are now
liegltM'ted, according to a botanist are
good to eat The tender shoots of milk
need are said to resemble in taste as
baragus. Pigweed is related to beets and
ipiuach. The nettle, too. is declared to
be well flavored, altnongb it is some
what coarse aud strinev.
An Argument.
"No, sir," said the cliTgyman who
was Leing criticised for not treating
current questions with more emphasis.
''I decline to become an advocate on
any side of the question you suggest
''But a cum be i of people expect it of
yon."
"My dear sir, my mission is to help
prepare people for life in the mil
world, is it not?"
"Certainly."
"Well, you cannot possibly convince
me that there is any politics iu heaven. "
Detroit Free Press.
Tbe arth Not Enough.
Old Scrooge Does a man's lawful
title to bis real estate extend up to tbe
sky as well as down to the center of the
earth?
Lawyer Certainly.
Old Scrooge Then as soon as they
pi t these new airships in running order
I'm going to put up a tollgate on the
patch of sky over my bouse and collect
from every balloonatio that trespasses.
London Tit-Bits.
Straight On.
"Woman," the orator shouted, "once
ber feet are on the path of progress,
will go straight on."
And the tin vocalised, words of tbe
thought wave that ran through the vast
assembly were:
"Will ber hat?" Cincinnati En
quirer. Warning.
While I was resting today in the park
my hair was cut off by an unknown
person. AH persons are warned against
buying it Hans Adolar, Poet aud Com
poser. Fliegende Blatter.
Thirty-four years ago a picturesque
scene was enacted in the Danish capital.
A deputation cf Greeks stood before the
old king of Denmark and asked that
they might offer the crown of their
country to his groat nephew, Prince
George. For an answer the old man
turned to the youth, bad him take a
seat at his side and saluted him as his
brother sovereign.
Did Hit Best
rrom pie Rm-UoUir Tluio.
"Irentlenjen," he said, "white my
axfcUlaut here passes around tbe hat I
will fortify rnyselL Then I shall en
deavor to show you my powers of mes
merism. Tbey are wonderful, geutle
nien, and it is well worth a quarter to
see my efforts. Many times bave I sat
down, gentlemen, and wondered where
I got my powers but, gentlemen we
anticipate."
Then the hat was passed around,
aud the lecturer took a drink from a
bottle lie carried in an inconspicuous
part of his trousers. After which he
brought out a chair from the railroad
office, put it In the centre of the plat
form, and dumped the money from his
bat into his pockets.
"Gentlemen," he said, I could easily
show you wonderful exhibitions of my
power over my subject here, but some
of you have probably seen the 'fake'
subject- and might, therefore, doubt
me. Bo, gentlemen, I will select oue
of you to show that my ellorts are all
lS-karat and above suspicion."
Then be picked out a big, healthy
looking fellow from the crowd and put
bim down in the chair. He made sev
eral passes before his face. Then he
took a potato from a basket He ad
vanced upon the subject
"This, sir," he said to the subject, "is
a nice ripe appl you will olserve," he
remarked to the audience, "that he
will eat it just as he would an apple."
"Oh, goto the devil," growled the
subject.
The professor looked shocked and
surprised.
"Didn't I have any effect on you?"
he asked.
"Nope."
"Not a bit?"
"Not a Lit"
"That's strange very, very strange.
I can't understand it Bui just wait a
second.
Then he made some more passes be
fore the subject's face.
"Peler," he said to his assistant,
"run in there and get me another
chair."
The chair was put in front of the
subject
"Permit me, sir, to Introduce you to
Miss Lillian liussel," said the profes
sor, with a wave- of his hand at the
empty chair. "You will, observe, jjen
Uemen that he will talk to the empty
chair as he would to a young woman."
"Ah, w hat do you take me for"."'
growled the subject.
"What, not yet?" exe'airned the pro
fessor iu astonishment "But just one
second. Now, gentlemen, I will make
some more pastes, so. Now gentlemen,
here is a pin. You will olwerve, gen
tlemen, the subject will not feel the
pain. I will stick it"
"The devil you w ill!" said the sub
ject "Gentlemen," said lne professor,
with wounded pride, "I have done my
best You have seen my efforts. I trust
you have appreciated them. But, gen
tlemen, I cannot permit any gentle
man to trample upon my feelings, sirs,
simply because his will is stronger than
mine. There comes your train, gentle
men; yon've got to hustle if you want
to catch it"
Mr. John Peterson, of Patoutvllle,
La., was very agreeably surprised not
long ago. For eighteen months he had
been troubled with dysentery and had
tr'nd three of the best doctors in New
Orleans, besides half a dozen or more
patent medicines, hut received very
little relief. Chamberlain's Colie Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, having
been recommended to him, he gave it
a trial and to his great surprise, three
doses of that remedy eflected a per
manent cure. Mr. Wm. McNaniara,
a well known merchant of the same
place, is well acquainted with Mr.
Peterson and attest to the truth of
this statement This remedy is for
sale by all druggists.
Weeds in the pastures should not be
allowed. Cattle consume certain kinds
when the young plants are appearing
and assist in destroying them, hut other
kinds will he rejected and go to seed.
Sheep destroy many weed, but where
seeds are uneateu by animals they
should be removed by hand.
"I would not he without Chamber
lain's Cough Ivemedy for its weight in
gold," writes D. J. Jones, of Holland,
Va. "My wife was troubled with a
cough for nearly two years. I tried
various patent remedies, besides nu
merous prescriptions from physicians,
all of which did no good. I was at last
persuaded to try a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Iteniedy, which promptly
relieved the cough. The tccond bottle
effected a complete cure." The o and
50 cent liottles are for sale by all drug
gista. The managers of tbe telephone com
pany operating the system at Versailles,
France, hold that the expression "Hel
lo!" used in response to a call is impo
lite. The operators have been instruct
ed to H-k (he subscriber who rings up
the central office. "What do you want?"
EuckJea's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
llrub-, Sires, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Kmp
tions, aud positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale at J.
N. Snyder's Drug Store, Somerset, Pa.,
or U. V. Brallier's Drug Store, Ber
in, Pa,
Monarch over Pain, Burns, cut,
sprains, stingy Instant relief. Dr.
Thomas's F.hctrie Oil. At any drug
store.
Coat ot English Wife Beating.
LifhCeld city police court Before
Messrs. A. C. Lttmax and. T. Walnieslcy.
Arthur Mynai-I. charged with assault
ing his wife. 11 i uocked her down aud
kicked her, rendet.'ug ber insensible.
Fined 1 aud costs.
Kirkcaldy police cot rt Before Bailie
Guthrie. David Crombie, charged with
assaulting his wife by seizing ber by
the throat compressing it with his
bands and throwing ber on the floor.
He bad been twice previously convict
ed. Fined 1 and costs.
West Hartlepool police court Before
the mayor and other magistrates. Henry
Sherwood, charged with assaulting bis
wife. The woman said defendant caught
bold of her by tbe hair, struck her oq
the face, and when she ultimately got
away from him her head was "just like
a pulp." Fined 20s. and ?. Cd. cotU.
Loudon Truth.
An old Georgia darky, on being asked
if bn believed the whale swallowed
Jou-b, replied: "Yes, sua. onab didn't
bave uowhuri else tir go, 'kase bouse
rent '.vox cue an de bailiffs was arter
Lna! '
The Missouri supreme court declared
that the law against opium smoking
and opium joints is uucoutitutionaL be
cause it Luturferes with the right of
men to smoke whatever they hooso.
Bread Kneaded by Machinery.
We have alrviuly beoomo finiiliar
with steam bread aud aerated bread,
aud alo knew that machinery plays a
large part in the manufacture of this
very necessary commodity, but the
latest aspirant for honors iu this Hue
does almost all the work, except to eat
it Half of Its height is taken up by
iU legs, so that the working part o! the
machine is very compact At the top
h a trap door opening downward. The
dough falls on this door and passes
through f.air sets cf two rollers each
pla"ed at different distances apart.
When the dough leaves the last pair
it is only one-eighth of an inch thick,
and has been thoroughly kneaded. It
then falls upon a piece of canvas at
tached to two rollers. The rollers come
together, forming a pocket with the
canvas, which forms the dough iuto
loaf shape, and w hen the rollers sepa
rate again the loaf is thrown out upon
a table. The operator, however, usual
ly grasiw the dough as the rollers cen,
and places it lu the pau ready upon the
table to he put into the oven. Running
at very easy speed the machine will
knead and mould 34 loaves a miuute.
The dough is fed iuto the machine by
a chair carrier, on which tin cups as
large as a saucer, hut deeer, are fixed
every two or three inches. Each cup
holds enough dough for one loaf of
bread. Jut as the cup reaches the trap
door it turns over a pulley to go back
to tbe dough table and the dough falls
upon the trap door. Two men at the
dough tables fill the cupj as fast as they
pass.
L. M. Farley conducts a large mer
cantile business at Lilierty Hill, Ga.
He says: "One application of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm relieved me of a
severe pain in my hack. I think it O,
IC" For lame back, rheumatism, neu
ralgia, swellings, sprains, bruises, hums
and scalds no other liniment can ap
proach Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It
is Intended especially for these diseases
aud is famous for its cures. For sale
by all drugg'wts.
Farmers can find an opportunity in
beef cattle. There is no larger supply
thau the demand, but choice cattle are
scarce. By raising cattle from the beef-
producing breeds the animals not only
mature a year earlier hut bring higher
priiti lu market owing to superior
quality.
IMS NEW SHOE STORE!
MEN'S BOYS'. WOMEN'S, GIRLS' and CHILDREN'S
SHOES, OXFORDS in. SLIPPERS.
Black and Tau. Latest fclyles and Shapes
at lowest
CASH PRICES.. ..
Ailj -iiiiiig Mrs. A. E. Uhl, South-east
eoriii r f square.
- SOMERSET, PA
FISHERS
BOOK STORE.
Fishing CiixhI and Fishing Supplies of
all kinds except liquid luiit, at
Fisher's Book Store,
Wholesale and Retail
DICTIONARY.
Is a e'ood thine to bave and we have
lots of them at low prices, but the liest of
tbem will not iniortn you bore ih tne
lt olaee to rish nor how to catch them.
Kut we can how you tbn largt stock of
Hooka, Snoods, Hie, Trout and Bass
I.ea!erM, Linen, Kim's, lSaket., Minnie
Nets, Corks, Sinkers and Hole, t tie
found in H countien. Here's a pointer:
Ije-d winter was an open one and favora
hie to fish. The streams are full of big
fat Slickers, cattish, carp, chubs, ann
fish. trout and bass. The wly fisher
man catches the worms and the fish.
CHAS. H. FISHER.
Dr. Humphreys'
Specif
Acs apt directly upon the disease,
without eicitiiig disorder in othur ports
of the system. They Care the Sick.
so. . cmrs. rum.
1 - Fevers. Congestions, Inflammations, .'ti
S Worms. Worai Fever. Worm Colic... .'t3
3- Teeiklac.CoUe,Cryinf.Wakeflnesa .23
4 Diarrhea, ot CaiMrea or Adults '2 i
?-Conths, CoMs, Bronchitis "... .34
fe .Neuralgia. TooUiacne, Faeeacbe. 'ii
-Heafarhe.SlckBeadacbe.VerUco.. .'iS
1 D vspepsla. IndiresUoa.Weak Stomach. '23
1 l-tiupreaee' er Painful Periods 23
1 -J-Whilrs. Too Profuse Periods .23
J.t t roop. Laryncllls. Hoarseness...... .23
lt-alt It beam. F.rjUpclll. Eruptions . .23
S-Rhramatism. Rheumatic Pains 23
-Malaria, mills, Farrr and u .... ,'J$
19'atarrb.Inauensa.CvUIUlUMUaad .3
20W hooplat-t'ouaSi 23
27-KMery IMsrasre 23
2H-.rroos DrMlily 1.0ft
30-1 rinary Weakness. Wetting Bod... .23
-Grlp. Hsy Fever 23
Tr. nnmphreri' w.innal of all Diseases at roar
rr,iftn.!s ir Si.ile.1 Krt-e.
K..M ttv drti&jtitfs. or sent on reeelpt of price,
tlimii.tarers' skit. Co., Cox. William Juhaata
hew '.
TREASURER'S SALE
CF
Unseated Lands.
Airreenbly (o the provNIona of an Act of
AsM-iuLly of IVniiKylvania, illrt-ctlnic the
modi of iw-l'inr unxi-HU! lamls for Uixt-,-Etsstl
the ::tth day of March. A. I. I -I "s a nil
tlie severnl snppli-iiM-nU thereto, the Treasur
er of Somerset county hen-hy circa notice
I hu unli-ss Hie School, t'un1y. llnildiiie anil
lUm I Tati tine on the followiue uiinchiiiI
IhikH arc rwhl Ix-fore the d:i of iwl the
IkiIc or mrli irt of swell 1 met or iicl of
hind mh will uy (he ntK an 1 cost., will bc
Mtd at the t'ou'rt-housc, lu oini-rHct borough,
n
Tuesday, June 14, 1898,
MTen o'clock, A. M.. '
for the arrearage of taxca Oue and costs ao
crocd therruu :
A DD.SO.V.
ACKKM. WARaAKTKEOR U NF.K. TAX. COST.
an McMlllcn R 8 A J J 21 St)
mi - a
413 Cherry F M HH
4H Hood Atn-1 :;i
4J Hoorirnl.-b . Hi
174 Hood Jiwey ...... 25 W
4J4 Hood Jiwhuti . SI
21 Sctirork Kred :3 -Jl
ll White Jolm 17
IX! While licorice 21 ON
Ztf Moore Juuicm...... 5.1 6)
ALI.HillESY.
102 Anvnrlne Philip 11
It) tiH-ck Ji.lm 5 77
n Mct'all Jo. ph 41
7 leiic Tract mm
2i ('..tlrotli AH W iltiiolu A l: 4
out) Huii'h liaitiniiii & Co 5
it no Til kii-s i ' j . . v y.
41-:i I uVaiijh Nathan. . . nOTX
ll I'utlon.Sauh . II -a
17 Htcin Abraiu IH '"i
2(0 Hay 1 1 Irani I . is M
1: llif Hcnjnmln (b-lnt) It) 70
71 Trots Alex s SS
100 t'ouiitrynutn Jacob. M In. hiniis M fci
Mihertti 1st ml,
1M H:'y ll..pl in. In (b.-ln.) r 01
l'! Unis.r fohn .-, o
l.vi Klin Wlihxm 7
iu !! Rudolph in 71
170 Krin Mnuon V V2 ;.1
2 'I rW-r iniu.-l y, K7
i; l'l,i'in-v . 1 1 ;
l! H.rkley t-.mu.-l 11 o
It1; Vrothi r"l'. T n I o . 5 K7
la) Uy Wmrtr. Ibctis) , 727
RLA C K.
Itcchey P-!T
Shirt" John
li ice Ism4c
lb-tint JiW'b.. --
IVraiey ti.-orife -.
W Uxoti Thoiiuta.
liei:!il.-v a liny
Mr.TJ I- -
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w., r, ri-r. r f .
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Miirker Jacob
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3 Hay Mtcluiul
5 11
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Kullcrton J W
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Wttteiiwn Crist..... .
hcrry Jane
Chrry Jerry J
Moore liintni...
Ot-bliurt Himou ......
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4P 70
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5 37
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Martin Jiiinea...
Hay Win 11
ti 111
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tiiuigcy James K
N Kl
4 J7
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VA Mlukey, Mc-Kcuj; A Me-Uride..
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2T0 C.ol.h n Kliz.ilM th
2d0 eOierndaii JT Weld
4-ii Honey Jiinici ...
4.0 Weld'lli-nry T
44 Weld A HlicrrtiiVi'i!"!.'...!"Z
r ulitiope N. rt. l ire lirick Co..
an Ki:s villi:..
at H.iyJM
124 Weld Henry T ..
K7 Pittton & KiiKle...
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JEFFEliSOS'.
'J IVnUin Thomas.....-.......
lii Flick l.ielwlck
4tU tiiUon JlllllK...
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17 4
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22 .Vi
72
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12 Ii7
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am Young Mary J . 1
4e0 Cole James :
L1SVOLX.
100 Vhl J 11...
tl 51
LAlUMEn.
llfiwnian John
Miller Jacob (lieln)
Meyers 1'elcr (helnii
SK-ile Andrew (hcini) .
LU WElt TV li KEY FOOT.
Dark eon; ..
Koddy John 1)
h-tliiiinel Mary
Mink, llcrtouti A K11.ll.-lll
- (.lovle)
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Hart Jucoh thclrt)
Mmriol I.ti'iil.
CoiincHvillc Cxnl Coke Co...
lU-a.-hy A Hro
Hiijiiih la:ie -t al -
Sink. llerkonUA KihIihiII
Mci iahey A Miin r...
Ml DDL El 'llEEK.
Bedford Uunnllitf .
Not known
XOUTllAMl'TOX.
Kluaniore Saruh ........
Waihoali Mary
Younit Ann
Wilt A Woll'erxticrijer .
Bitl ncr Nelson
Weld Henrv T -
Kelley Will H
OUl,I
1 la vis .Tolitt
Folk Owen
l.ylc Juiiies
tlrillitb Fdw-ini.'....."
l-olk Caleb Jr
Folk Caleb
Price Jol n
Mcliotiahl M J
fcliailcrowi A Oliver
Herkebile Noah -
Penrod Josiiah
Morris M rs John
Klninds Hrury -
Failli John . ,
Fyock Mnuiuvi
Cfnu'e Peter .-
Moore JtM ph -
Ylckroy A Clark..
Ciurdm-r John- -
VA I XT.
HiJL'h Crist
llell John
QCEMAUOXIXO.
MiHffol Limit.
llerriny Haiili. ......
Swank J L. A H I
lloltiiutn Albert.
nofK wood Donovan.
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sum F.n.sET Donovan.
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Hieliew li-it lu-l
lilti-ihew SUSUU
Fell William
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ltitriu- Thonina
toll roth A Kupplc...
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Hcnihbi'rsur Klizubelh
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Ocrrlsh Theodore '..
Huton JohnC
Sliatter Hinim's (widow)..
Kodgers Frank
You nif (wldovri
I -lllert J C (WlleOXj...
Manites Arainaa
HruUikcr M A -
Shatter Kllua
UilirTJ
Iihr John T
Slmfcr A 1)
ltodgera Alonzo
HOMEnSET.
Queer Ivi
oiiiik Jacob
( iumlN-rt John
Friedline Frank
lUV His A t'u-,
Mrusi-nl LituiU.
Cupp W W
I Vila Samuel A
rW-t'hler Kicbard
Ihtvl Mavllln and Jow--h..
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4vO Cook Jiiuiea
Minmtt Lmuli.
77 Hcilniun A Miller
.SUMMIT.
12 Schell R It .
Id Pritta Alexander
Minrml LtiH'14.
TO I.lclity Al
J I'.nrkley Harvey
Horner M C
SOUTflAMl'TOX.
Kin Ad mm Alexander
4 iH ltrown Tboneis
K2 Clnp Samuel
110 Moiisj and Wilt
4JS MeBride Martraret
4t'i i''vmHii Callmrine
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7 (Troutman)
S4 Emcrlck Jn.-ob .
lit) Hall Mary theirs)
1.7? WnlhiccA Patrick (Korn)
4 F.meii. k Jacob .
GO Evans imiiie-l
.Vfni.ru Lnml.
21 Kenncll J L
lai l.eple.v Minion.
S7 Sti.ieiiiMker Huiley
hi Korns Ja-ob
' Hurket Teim .
2:1 Troutman Jacub
linl Keunell -vi
Itm Witt J I
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12 1 Pf.-itr.-r John
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Collin Frank .
Colcuutn Koran .
Ankeny Thomas
Mineral Lunil.i.
Younkln InrlmC.AL'.C.ACCo)
Younkla lielilnh
KIiisoIk Alexander
Houititbu- Nelxon
Plitilippi II "
PIuIkiukU Vary
May Kve
Finntoue Mary
Keldt Kll
W'oodiuc Joa
Heinbauirli I-aiali "
Crauier Itnice (Ucfim-I 1 C.-
Krecrcr Jobn .S " ,
Komebnrv Jonas
Hrouaher FrveinitB
utsy K D
Meyers Jonas "!
CrownoverJO ..
Mein.lf Henry F A Hon
BccU ler Joh u'a . 11 1'ehiuan lie's
uiisixA Donovan.
I'hl John a
Oilfflth John 'j Wailaci'w T)
Foundry ( Wallace W T)
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WM. WINTER ,
Treanrer.
Ho:m r -t, fa, April 13, ..
, P S-Per..ns parln. taxca on anrof the
lands ariverised before tint day of s-ie, will
b cUarstd To cenu for advertising and feea.
THE
Somerset Iron Works,
(fttrmfrty Smrret Mechnnieiil Work,)
OPERATED BY A NEW FIRM,
Han boon rpfUtejtl ith New JCaehinery
and Ls now pn pared to furnish
Stoves, Pow s and
Castings
Of all kinds on abort notice.
A lo iMiilJent of the
IMPROVED
Barrett Gas Engine,
Best in nae. Any size. Call and
aeolt.
We alto carry a line of
BRASS GOOIW,
STEAM FITTINGS,
PACKING,
OIUS
and ENGINE BUPPLIES.
Having put in a new and complete
line of Machine Tool-t, are now
able to do all claja of work, such
aa Re-boring Cylinders, Planing
Valve and Valve Seats, or any kind
of Engine Work that may 1 re
quired. We earnestly solicit your
work and will guarantee satisfac
tion. Office and Works near the R. R. Station.
Somerset Iron Works,
Somerset, Pa.
EUISTER'S NOTICE.
Ol I e IS Iierr-t.y given i.r
cerneti as h-salees, creditors or otherwise, that
the following accounts luive pwnl resisler,
nnd that tbe same w ill be presented for enn
lirmution and allowance at an Orphans' Court
to bu nckl at Soinersel. ou
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25th, 1398.
First ami final account of F. J. and J.J.
Walktr, adiiiiiiiKtnitora ol JiWuh Walker,
de-d.
I'irst and fliml aisuiit of Mleliael Kittle,
tru.tee for tbe mle of the real ouite of Johu
R, ltisldv deed.
First and Una! account of Hiram ISittner,
administrator and trustee of Abratutm
Coiihcuour, ilceil.
First and liuul account of Saiuuel 1'. l!ar
roii. ad mi 1 1 i.-1 ni lor of li.sinje llarron, d-ed.
hirst mid fnal aci-ouiit of Valerias A and
llarrv W Walker, administrators of Alvin
P. Walker, deed.
The account of Snmin-1 A.Hi tllry, admin
istrator of AlltfUsltls II. Ifl. y. dteii.
1 lie account of .Mi- lu. l Ki( r, udmlnUtra
lor ol Mary Klf r, ilei-d.
First account of tieorgr W. (orlcrand L. C.
Ackeriiiiio.i-iieciitors of I Hi iil.-l Sorlier. ib-e-l.
i-.isl and nnal account of Henry J. Kb-Iss-ka,
exicutortif luiniiuli liia. deed.
First and linal uitmiiiI of Aanui Colsr,
ex.culor of Ijiuni Count rymr.n. dtci.
lirst anil final account of Jacob II. Yeo
man, executor of A. J. Ywuiian. deed.
The a. -count of I.. I. Wciiiier, adtuiuUtra
torofSusanC. Will.diii.
First and linal account of J. J. Folk, execu
tor of Rachel . I-pley, ile.sl.
First uud linal u.touhi of Fnilerlck F
Younkin, adiiuuislrutor of titorge W. Croa
san. ih-d.
First and final account of K. M. Ili'rkcy,
udmintstrator of Snriiiii-I K. llerki-y, deed.
Urst and final atMint of Joseph l. Milli-r
and Jacob It. Miller, administrators of Joua
tlnin l .Miller, Uccil.
First and linal acciamt of Krlwaril P. Sine.
ailtuiiiislr.itor aud trustee of Michael Sipe,
U,s -d.
fsccotid account of II. P. and Silas Valr .-r,
executors of Jacob P. Walker, ilecd.
First and linal account of Nannie H. 'a-niicr
nnd Washington M.ynbau. adiuinistratora of
W nl. 11, lieiilicr, dm'd
Theai"count of Wni. H. Howman and Sam
uel howimin, adni's of Fll Bowman, dee'd.
First and tlnal account of Mary K. Kaylor
admlnistiatrix of Jobn A. Kaylor, dee d.
Somerset. Pa.. JAMKK M. COVKR,
April 27th, 1WH. Kx-tler.
s
OMERSET MARKET P.UPOKT
Cook & Beerits,
Wtdnemlay, May Li, 1S$S.
f per bo .
Apples dried, lb
' I evaporated
Apple Mutter, per
iroll. per lb
fresh kiJ. per ..
(ireatiiery, per fc..
1.00
4c
13e
40 to .V
1.7.
a
..,25
10 to 12c
12 V
8 to sc
to se
-
ueeewax, per n
.country ham. per ti
I tuvar cured hs
1 side. Tier tt
shoulder, per
Racoo.
bam, per a..
while navy, per bus
Henna.
Coffee.
Uuia. pe
r fc
reeii, per ITe
roHsUsi, fs-r Sb . . liar
c,m. I CunitierUinil, ner bbl. ll.'o to I.2S
eemenv. J.rllaji pr bol ,iVJ , 4
Cornnical, per R . iy
Flies, per Qol , .. lir
Ush, lake herrln. b?: Pr fvrf S
I V bbl...H-r 30 l!,
Honey, white clovcr.per ft lj-lN
lJr.l, per Ih 7 to hi.
1. 1 me, per bbl fi.n
Molasses, N. O., per gl. i-
Onions. er bus 11.00 to 1.2n
Pi;tabKa. per bus 1-
rSstebea, evaporated, per . s to Its-
Prunes, per ft 8 to Its-
ISV 1 I ....
... 1 ., per ,,ui ..Jl.l.t
Pittsburp;, per bbl , I m
Salt,
Dairy, bus sucks
.-ale
" 4 bus Rai ks .
eronnd alum, lso ft sacka
maple, per ft itolie
impi'rtcd yetlow, per ft .. v
white, A. per ft si4c
jmiiuUU.0, j,rr ft m4e
e'ul or pulverized, per ft !sc
--r gal . . :;i-
maple. rT al n0u7iie
Sugar.
Syrnp.
Stoneware, uiiiiou sc
Tallow, per b T...s"to 7c
V lUer. p-)t ll ) i-, ;(( t
uniotny, per inn., ji.m,
clover, per bus SLiO to 4 ml
" CH Ilisoll. per bus 4.IBJ
" alfulia, per bua. ,7i
M Mls-lt itr !,.. ...
Heeds.
Millet, (i- rniun, per bus 1 25
Iuariey. wnite beam lens, per bus, 1 25
bur. kwhejut. per bua. Soc
eora. ear. ner bus . 4.s id .-.i..
Orain I " shelled, per bus 4s tofi-
oaU, per bus 42 tu t c
rye, per bus ... 'iic
wheat, per hus to
bran, per lt) s.. 7Sil 2.7
corn and oaU chop, per li is... S'c
flour, roller pnt-fis. bid as.;,)
spri. and fancv
hin irr.i.lo iT "V
A Feed
Floor.
nour. losrvr .rane per into l..:u
Middling w.,l. P?r hip fta.
" I red, per luO
fta
CONDENSED TIME TABLES.
Baltimore and Ohio Eailroad.
Somerset and Cambria Branch.
ROKTHVltD.
Johnstown Mall Fxpresa. Rorkwood 7K a.
ni Somew: ! Hioveatown Pi, Hoov
ersrille lu?, JohutUiwu H:10.
Johnstown Mall Expre-a. Ris-kwnod 11-30 a.
in., SomcTHet 11:47, stoyestown lili Uoov
ersvllle 12:24, Job us low u 1:10 p. in.
Johnstown Aceomniodatlnn. Rockwoisl VJO
p. 111., Somerw-t 5:4-7 Muiyestownii:l, iloov
eravilleti:24, Johusuiwo 73i.
sorTawARo,
Mall Johnstown t: vui..H.vers- I -19
Sb.yeUwu a-i, ejouieret lo-j Kockwood
lt-u,
Expresa.-Johnstown l:.lfi p. m., Hooveravllle
to-itit. Somerset SzU, Huck.
Dwlly.
P. B. MARTIN,
Manager of Passenger Truffle
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 29, 1397.
OOaTDBXfaso acHEDCLB.
Tralnt arrive and depart from thesUtlon at
John-town aa follows :
nrtiiF.
Western Express
Southwestern Fx press
InhnstowD Aauinniodalion
Johnstown AecomiuoUon...
PaeiQe Express ,,
W ay Psjmenger . . iai
Pittsbunx Fxpresa
. 4:33 a. m.
. tci
. :.!
. 0:10
. PV1
. 2: 70 p. m.
- 4 33
. ,V:IH
. -n
. P-J0 "
.i s 1 1 . .
Fast Line. 'm
Jobnsuiwn AccomnioduJ.n
BASTWAKD.
Atlantic KTpre-s
rW-liore tlxprera.
Allisma Accoiiiniodatioo
I'm- Kxuress
Mnin Line Expresa.
A Itoona Accommodation
Mtiil Ex press
Johnstown Ariiininiodalion.
Philadelphia Express
rat
- 5:28 a. m.
5:40 "
8:4 "
K-4D "
lu:IS
p. m.
- 4:1.1 "
:.ti1 "
-7-II
ICU -
bnyders
3E:
It requires a good selected stock acd a neatly 3iiaioC)t M
room to do a brisk business.
I WE HAVE BOTH OF THEM.
I Pure Drugs
I-, -j
Fresh and Good condition.
S PrPQrnntinTi ComPandin?' we are uneven, j.
S: I 1 CoUl iy LlUIi Anything not advertised, a.s for it
z we arc sure to have it. You are always sure of getting the l e-t
ii: 4.
finf ii-nl PnnrlQ GIassC9 fitted to 8uIt t!c
g UP LltCll UUUUO Call and have your eves te 'tej.
Truces Fitted. All of the best and most approved Trusses
g kept in stock. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN N.
Drn-i-isst,
Louther s Drug Store,
Main Street, Somerset,. Pa.
This Model Drug Storsis Rapidly Bsccahg a Great
Favorite mil. Psspls in Search cf
FBESH , AHD . PURE . DRUGS,
Medicines, Dyt Stutfs, Sponges, Truses,
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
I'vrj umes, kc.
THE l-.HTOXl.IVK- i ltK.-s.tNAl. ATTENTION TO TU E CO 11 POl 5 TING or
LoiMs PrescriptionsIFamily EecBits
6HXAT CAKE RCIKO TAKES TO USE 03LT FKEMU ASO PURE AKT! ' I.rv.
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSFS,
And a Full Line of Optical Gorxla always on Land. Frcm snci
large assortment all can be suited.
THE FISEST BBMDS OF CIGAES
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to dispU) our cci
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
from us or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER M. D.
MAIN STREET .... SOMERSET. PA
Somerset Lumber Yard
ELii.s omsnsmsTG hah,
MASVrACTDKCB ASD DKALBB AUD WHOLESALE AMD RxTAILXK OP
Lumber and Building Materials.
Hard and Soft "Woods.
Oak, Poplar, Sldlnga,
Walnnt, Yfllow Pine, Fl4orlng,
Cherry, Shlnglea, !4or,
Latb, UhltePlne Bllntls,
A teneral line of all trades of Lumber and
stock. Alao, can fumlsb anythinf In tbe line of our business toonb-r wiili miMsia
ble promptneaa, aooh.aa BnaekeX odd-sixed.work,;.tc.
Elias Cunningham,
OSce and Tird Opposite S.tCK.1
The N.Y. Weekly Tribune I
BOTH ONE YEAB FOR $2.00
Send all Orders to the Herald.
The N. Y. Tribune Almanac
tains the Const It utloii of tlie I'liiu-.l Wales,
Ol lir 'V lurifTKIl W . Min,,., r j.u ..1 il
and appoiutM-s. A nibnssii.lors, on so Is, etc ;
Otlicers of tile llitl'erfMit stto . I'mmnuinllnw
les; Tubl.-s of i'ulilie sitatisii.4. Kl.s-t,..ii lu-lunis, I"nrty riiitfonos ami roiiiniit"'
nrtli'les on the I "urrency. Hold and Silver, nnd a past anion nt of other viihKi,,lr
The s.lMinlHnl Amers-sn A In.aiuic, autlionilive and complete, corrcspou"i!
Wliittnker's Alninnur in Kurope. -T M-
l'rice J5 ceuu. l'oue paid. Nt-nil U orderi lo THE HERALD. $0t5"'
IT WILL PAY TOTI
TO BOY YOCR
-tlemorlal Work
WM. F. SHAFFER,
BOMEH3ET. PENN'A.
Mannfoctarer of and Dealer In
Eastern Work Knruished on Bhort Kotlca
Mill! Hi Hlira TDI
Also, Agent for the WHITE BRONZE I
Persona In need of Monument Work wll
find it to their Interest to rati at Iny sboc
where a proper show in will be ttiren them
tstifictMn fuaranleed in every case, an
r-ncea Tery low. 1 invite special attention to
tbe
WhrU Brit, Or Pur Zin Monumarts.
produced be Rer. W. A R in. i.i
I improvement In the point lif Material and
I Cousiruclion, and which isdes'ltied to be the
pu,xiiar .-Honutnent lor our ehaQgeablecli-
s . - u, m qui,
i Wm. F. Shaffer.
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I make it a point to keep my
largo line of Drugs b a LV
Ia the way of
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Sah, Star Kails
ItaliiNterft, theptunt,
A'ewel Piti, i:tc.
Building alerisl and R4Mrn u'i.' pi 1 j
SUtloa,
SOIEnsET
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For FARMERS and
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