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, 1874-10-17

Iho british Government refused to recognize
the Scrrano establishment until lis claims upon
Spain. o,, aeeo1lut Of tho yrginiua massacre and
other oatfages. had been sa,iaacd. Tho amount
puitl is reported ly tho acknowledgement at
e75,ooo, Init this ia vory likely M error for
Eli, 900. Tho nlonns ly Which tho indemnity
was obtained aro not nice. lilo fact that it l,ns
beon obtaincd, however. Hpeaka we'll for tho eli
orgy Of tho British Foreign olcc, and ought 10
remind Secretary Fiah TINT tho American Coy
crnmcnt laa never bcon paid for tic lives lest At
Santiago de Guln.
, 1874-10-17

The certificate OF DR.. Seymour as Dalor OF
Illinois las not yet boen approved by tho EpiBco-
pal Convention. Fourteen delegates lavo put
down their names for epcec1ca, aud tho cnd
soems to be about tho middle of next woek, or
thoroabouts. All that lho reporters hayo boon
able to do IL to catch distant rtlmb1lngs Of
thunder III tho mysterious chamber Of agony.
Iho carnaa world pced never expect to know
where tho lightning struck. 4 tcst-yoto OIL tic
confirmation OF Dr.. Seymour showed that only
ton members o1t OF forty nero opposed to up.
proving Ills credentials,
, 1874-10-17

The Chicago produce markets woro Irregular
esterdxy. Mesa pork rsa quiet and weak, cloa-
ag ct 8l9.76 por brl solor tho month. aud e17.06
pl7.l0 aoler the year. Lsra wAa quiet md
traor. closing at $50 for new, ce6h, xnd 1880
sl!sr the ycar. Me&ts 'Tere qu!ot end weak. at
~ for shoulders, lo>so for short ,1bs, aud 1l19
p12o for suoot-pickled hams. lIigAwinta were
uios and unchanged, closing At sl.00 per gallon.
.a&s fselehts wore iu light domaud, at DC Tor
hqat TO Buffalo. Flour Was dull end easier.
7heA& WAS moderately atsivo and stronger,
!oslue 1t $3.50 cash. aud S8jsc Tor November.
oslng ~ 7se cash, ana ta>zc sor Soyo:abar.
IT. waro leFs su.Ive aud y<.Rlc lowor, closing Al
'31o sal}sr ths taonth Iod 4s}6o for NevonbsF.
, 1874-10-17

an tntAtion that expression Of thla Cnurcl, Upon
Tho subject might possibly facil.ao tht calling Of the
SECOND aeoaon Of The Conference, therefore,
Heto'rta That tho uouse Of Clgr1cal ailtl Lay Dep
utica respectfully submit for tho cosiesatio Of ts
Houae Ut DsLois s cordial appreciation In my sstaa.
nrrs thne ,ny le proposs by Tho Church of EnHlsna
ior tho reastcnlb!g Of tho lambeth ConEerence lu
ktc6ill hussiun.
Tho rosut Of tho debate, which was rory npir-
ite,l, was tho dcfeat Of tlia rououtlon, md the
pnnsago of tho following non -committal ono
Rsaoit9d, Thnt MI ezchaugrs OF fslrndfy greeting
nil escicca Ut te exlsc,ro uf tho unity Of llse Eplrle
III tho hond Ut prara etnecn lin Church Of EnElSnd
s,ld tho rrotcataut Episcopal Church Of Amercc,
whether BY uisholm In Conference or otherwise Rrs
cspecial]y Welcome 10 thH Church.
, 1874-10-17

instance. Mr. Spurgcon comes homo at
night rearictl with tho fslora of tho
tlay, a1Id tito mental and phyaical ntsaiii
Of a%ldreaa!nB Huoh vast mnltitnaes as lie Ia
accustomed to meat. Ho oss 1liH supper, and
then aita down with hfe fco. OIL tho tontler mud
smokes lis cigar. Ita grateful aro1un 1'ro17otea
digestion, ralleycs hts nrrvos. cafns and noothes
tho w}iofn mum, atimutatos lila cncrglcs roals
bis tired head, and supcriudticca reflection aid
meditation, md hc retlrcs 10 his COUCH es'd
a1sopa u,o hleop Of tho just, md rtses tic noSt
morning refreshed for btu day'e labor, inssend
Ut heing tired out with restfcss tosn'ng nnd bad
trealns. I1ie cigar haa toudcd to tho glory Of
Tod, beca,,so 1t haa given linn froah strength to
do Gods work. ItispogBiblo, however, oven for
a1r. spurtoou 10 aorro tho Doyll with h's cigat.
II bin cigar makes him sick to tile atomach or
scrangca Ills ayasem In any manner; IT lo amokeu
had cigara; II ho BmoloH III o'nnl-
busca and cars; II ho loayoa Mrs.
spurgeon'a uphola.orios full Of The horrible ouor
Of alalo a,noho II Lo knocks tho askes OF Into
tho piano and Hpits on tho floor OF III any man.
nor conducts hin funigation 10 AZ to yox tho
gcntlc soul Of Mrs. spnrgoon, ho In serving the
Dovi1 more than ho serving God. and tho resuls
viii bo sooner Or Inter that ho will ilnd AimaoIf
In cayo Of gloom, Dnt Spurgeon Ia ITO sucll
man. He knows tho gentle uses Of tho cigar too
vol to abuse them. and tho thanks Of nl1 lovorY
Of tho wool aro duo to him fm the high moral
and religious grounds upon which 10 has placed
tho cigar. They will continue to Rmoko In tho
goodly COMPANY Of Hooker, Baxter, Milton,
Hobbies, parr, spurgcon, Con. drnnt, mud other
good Chriatians, with moro satisfaction than
nyer.
, 1874-10-17

clliation. II ie n very aeriouR question whether
Iraac'-Cnlons haso accomplished. or oan &C.
colnl'linh nny good III promoting tho inorcets Of
tho working c'assca. Dut, tlsop, ua Mr Draupey
nays. thoy nj least do hut jittlo HARM it IL n
compliment to tho Intelligence md good aouso
OF tho English people that thoy resors to their
ngo1cy to improve their condition rnther than to
revolutionary aoctrineB or revolutionary acts.
Co"oprration, auotor measure resar,eti to far
tho san1e purpose by iho English worLu,o1,, puts
ehon in q very favorable light, as conraatod with
thu French md Oor'uana. Still, oyon Corpora
tlou l,as not yot produced tho beneficial results
whlcl, woro oxpecsol from 1t. Workilngncn do
not soom overanxous to on&or into co..opcratiyo
aocioties; and ttloso WHO TO enter tston begin
immediately to fool t,at t1loy havo al. lle riehs
Of workn1on capitaliste, aud tllst They arc not
worAInct1 ptlro ana eimple.
Tho cooperative principle, III ita lataat form,
maY provo lnoio s,tccoseful than 1t 1aA hacn
hitherto. Mr. brand. it's originator, ofTosp to
allow tho lahorors who WORT on his fnrm to in.
yoat in tho farm my 1noney wlict, tlley may
sayo ana ho payn them tho uamo irtcroat that
4e obtainu on Ills own capitnl+
Bcallag tlcao moanu Of oncouraginiy ainicable
rclationB between Capital mid Labul, to which
wo aro iudobtol to England thoro Is ONO other.
and G very efficient QUO. It has btlnn put in
n,,ccesaful operation by tho Mcgsrs. Naroyl, Of
Halifax, Englnnd. That firm made It b rnta to
receive deputatioua Of their working p'oplo with
tho utmost courtoa7 wf1cuoyer thcv bu11r11t do
mauda for at Increase III wagoa, a1,l to continue
deliberations with thoin until golulinn galafac-
tory to both was ronched. II this conrso wore
pursued by oil employers it is lil;oly TINT thoso
would be fowcr strikes than there are. N1r. ".
+. Forster testified before q committee Of tho
House Of Commons that his worhme,n had ueyer
struck, end gave ~ tho season shat i, invariably
gave careful attention to tho complaints
tAey might havo to bring bofore him.
Undoubtedly other employers might pro-
rent tho occurrence Of atrik.a by O
sinaiIas courso Of procedure. 1t hnH boon used
on only s: small acalo tl,us fnr Their, ia no rea-
son Why 1t should not DO moro oxtt tnslgoly ap~
plied It would be moro efficient nniL lcaa waste~
full Of wen'sh in its operation than. asrikes or
| Tradea~ Unions.
What other forms the effort to re- concilo the
] differences Of Capital and Labor may asa,,no iu
| the future, 1t IL useless to specu1ateL neyiow-
| ing tho labors Of the different nntionalitfoa.
| however, to aolys the ptoblom, vo feel justified
III concluding TINT in England first II. shall find
| ita Bo1ution
, 1874-10-17

The Synod Of 1lluolB did not touch tue Swing
ase yesterday. 1t Is evident, however, from the
oss as the election Of Moderator, that the rat-
on men hngo tue game ell in their hands. The
nntoHt. 1t will bo observed. it botneon country
nd city minister's. tho rresbytery Of Chicago
.sstug no voioe In the matter Of tho appeal.
'eos. Pattons triumph, from any point Of
iew. will bo barren cue. Prof. Swing haa lelt
be Church, aud anything tla sYnod aoca il the
10y Of punishment will bs 40 Idle and Indecent
. tho scattering Of q martyrs ashos by his H..
pusate prosecutors.
, 1874-10-17

Tbe fate Of D recent expedition to the Black
aAss thould bo warning to adventurous spirits
a all parts Of tho country. The opinion that
here is nothing but q Government interGiot to
Tevant Bola.huntiug in that region is exceed.
nRly erroneous. Aparty Of soyeu from Yauk-
On haa learned aa much, ut some cost Of life and
imb. It was attacled by band at Sioux
ndtana. Ono man waa killed outright, another
noftaily wounded, md two moro severely hurt.
Tho Sioux had tie right OF 1t into tho bargain.
, 1874-10-17

There is scarcely q country In which labor does
not Gtand organized and srraycd against capital.
It is 70 especially in Germany, in France, and in
England. In this struggle Of Labor and Capital
it Ia interesting, aud occasionally amusing, to
observe hou the material cha:aotesietics Of these
three people1 crop out. The French workman il
impractical dreamy, otst,r revolutionary; tic Cor
man, metaphysical aud full Of syptem-builaing;
tie Englishman, cool. practical. and rational.
Tine Frcnchman would improve the condition
Of tho laboriug cluss by proclalmiug
new md radical gospel Of tho rights
Of Men aud tho rlglta Of property.
Tho differences betwcsn employers and en-
ployea ho would reconcile By abols!iing ut one
atroho tho rights Of capital. To tho French rc-
former capital ID Accumulated Bhamo." or
"thoft," or "assasuination;" and the mnn who
aavcs hls earnings mud 60 hocomea al, iucipient
capitalist IL "traitor to his brotLron." This iH
tho most dangerous kind Of warfare that can bo
wagcd against capital. 1t is destined to end in
temporary anarchy and eventual despotisln, Tho
natural renction from anarchy. The German ro-
folulors, aB represented by the Democratic
Socialists, lind tlsr nationa! exponent in Fordi-
nand Lassalle. Assuming that 0G por cont OF
tie community havo no capital ut all. TINY
assert tl.at the State must enter into compotl-
tlon with tho per cont Of ths population which
represents the capitalists, and must support labor
| associations. OF eaurae tile State can in the
| loug run obtaia the capital It neede to support
| taese labor associations only from tile owner1 ot
property; and thus it Is csl,ol upon to dospoil
these tor tho aahe Of tho non.properied claases.
In tho cud, tue system Of tue German roformers
| Ia no hotter than that Of tho Frencl. 1t doos
that indirectly which tho French does directly.
The propertlod clasaos a1o deprived Ut their pos-
aoesiona:in tho one caae ~ In the other for tie
benefit <,f the non.propertiod olasHea II En-
gland thu caae Ia dif1oreut, There 10 auch mad
social theories prevail ~ In Fseuce. No suol'
lmpsaot5cab!o schemes aro advocated - iu Ger.
many by the souialiat Democrats. Englah-
meu may not 10 alxava uiue. They
/ are as3doal or noyer wholly inpracticu
They Lave for = great ulaaY ycass been i1ou-
catly euaoayordug to aolgo the aifloultics sl.ai
arise between ena9soyeea and euployea by t!,t
instruusn,ahty os 1saaes-u niona, Of oo-opaza
Alon, saa by valausAt1 ooAeda Of se*rts at eo1
, 1874-10-17

4 report that Thiors had been captured by
italian hriganda was circulated yeaserday nfter~
noon, and is denied this morning. It il probable
that the Republican utteraucea Of tho ox-Preai-
dent in Italy have provoked some dguratlve ex-
7esaiuna Of dieappzoval in the Trench press,
Rhinh tho Associated preEs man Ina niBcon-
st1ued. Stranger blunilers has that man made.
, 1874-10-17

The summary discharge OF certain simple
hearted employees Of the Patent Olce in WaHe-
.neton, xho united In present Of sivesware to
Commissioner Leggett may he u lieagrceable
luty still, ii IL 4 duty. Tho law is peremptosy.
Moreover, tho law is good. It's operation might
- extended, with profit to tho tuition. aud pres-
mt.taling a we'll as prcsent-making he made
n f,6apan
, 1874-10-17

Alexander H. Stephens las declared publicly
that he sees no objection to THIRD Torn. It
}e not long since 1rr. Stephens saw no insnper-
Able objections to Secession. and then again ilo
aid. His principles arc tho little jokora Of con-
keaupQrar1 american politica.
, 1874-10-17

The Indiana Legislature is now conceded to
Tho Democrats. Joaeph E. Mcdonald will prob
IDLY bo elected United States Senator to succeed
Pratt. We print this morning the names Of the
nembeEs-oloct Of the new Legislature aud their
political standing. The list ia as nearly correct
IA It can bo made with the present imperfect
2ata, and ia tue only ono wiich has yot appeared
In aEy newspaper.
, 1874-10-17

The Union Pacific Railroad has been pro-
nsuncea complete by the Commission lately Up.
pointed for that purpose. II the President nhalt
approve this verdict, tho Company will como IN.
to innletliate possession OF al ita land-granta
There IL yet time for any person who knows to
9peak and prevent tic surrender.
, 1874-10-17

OH QbleaYn W2lbnnt.
Saturday Morning, October II. 1874.
WITH SUPPLEMENT-.

Tho Court Of Queens Bench in Manitoba has
declared Riel an OUTLAW, aud thus quashed his
title to 4 sea. In the Canadian Parliament. The
Massachusetts, Courts may yet do something
With Butler.
, 1874-10-17

Elder q. q. Cannon, tho Mormon anaooth-
boro, has ingenious1y evaled prosecution for
polyg.ny by spiritins away hia wives. who sre
the only Witnesses competent to establish tho
Tact. Docile creatures they must be. and fond
1t Cannon. The management of q haaf-dozen
such wives would be mere recreation fara Pres
hytsrfap EtH4r.
, 1874-10-17

Ryo wau quiet snd stoady, ut s2@s2,lc. Barley
rms IN fair demand anl unchanged, oloalns at
e1.oa11t for October Gud 1.02l1 for November.
Hoga wero active, und cloEc1 6@10o lishor.
ealcp at 81, ,0OMC.75. The cattlo inarkot vas dull
and heavy. shcol wero unchanged.
, 1874-10-17

MYERS, sTSes, ~ g;tSSa ;.sis,,
ptxformxnec. Afternoon and cvcnnE.
, 1874-10-17

GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES asrset' eoDoSn appoti.s
EnbrfnAn Honss. Kelly taou's Anstso"' "t'onooi
4e11 eFdniuk.
, 1874-10-17

INV. B10E1DW LODGE. No. 42s: VIII hold tsau: 90:
1.x cnnauHicaton this evening", American Expsese
Builalnf, ior wurk on The Ihfd ;:5} Rfffeo; M
, 1874-10-17

ACADEMY OF SIC--l1al&ted str.es, tetTGsn hIau.
pop and Monros. ''IatEie HAyshcll; or, Tho "An
p'AHue." Afurnuoo and osuntuG.
, 1874-10-17

p..,tas. nnd Sfato. Epraxemrnt OF 1hn ks]SEE tn@
tsH es,".s rnrc AttosSon, FL Dasolo" Even
fnc Tbs Bohemian H1tl."
, 1874-10-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DR.. MccnrsNEy. CORNER Or GfARK e., fa Al AE9 p
r.t;ata he nnt ,ney ono pefnaded III
Mir npERA-zTI1H FINEST SELECTION. OF
ooorxslats lno speethclct eyceasos etc IT, of1oa
II a1.T stors al WHMfLToN ROWE CO., % sta.o.ss.
1prnef Of Washington. .-.------..-
BU1eNRrT's CocoA1Hn Will SumELY n ELL Il.
stn he nstural sction npon which tho E5~tn ot te
III depsndi 1t hll gvan relief iu tue worst casss
1ronotor o to growth Of tho ha!r tho ttss and fh<pf
i1AtH pNEbslN0 il tho world, ~, $500. xs. 80 ,e,t
xsssys joseph Narne:tt e tp.: ..r,., =,
0ENriENEN; Rluee thc tecont uao Of your Cecoalne.
nj ntyYiouyjy bad head has been covered lu9uant
growth of Galr had awssR esteemed sonf prera5aon
a draatur Knowing MANI persons who r6Rardea u
1as7 highly snch but Hcsor before sn9T 9o s$YIaoo
For aaio BY I'll drugalata.
, 1874-10-17

Ihe votes Of several counties in Ohio, rtport-
Gu IN 1nll, fnrniah suggestive comparison NTH
lcSt years vote III fo11nwa.
, 1874-10-17

i1HEa EffbhtokttA HfAiNbtH 5iOdHEE1 INV nYH
tosloug properties concealed from tho searching
oyo Of Bcionco that It should narrow and petvify
al senso Of Justcs In thoao who sell it? What
il 1t that nlaacs gas companies incapable Of COLL
mon doccncy. mud araricioua beyond the con.uou
conduct of mortal 1noll? 1t ia not conllnol to
any o1ie country or race Of naon. Tho gaB COM
pany lB the tyrant Of civilization. Boiug nocca-
sary, 1t prosntnoa, and with threats aud ad7an-
tagco lords 1t ovor tho consumer. Tho strong
hand Of tho law aci,os wilh tho effort to hold 1t
in reatraint Tho l'ai inaN Gazette narfatsH ai1
inuidont which occurred In London, b,,t might
hava been narratal as claractoriatta at gaa cont
l'anes III Now York, Chicago, Hyde PARK, or any
other city or town. A gas consumer who l,ad
bceu u customer OF the Phoenix Gan COM
pany for gayontccn years, and paid Ills gas
hl1ls regularly, applied to tho Company
for 3 noH motor, which wae given
Him.. His subsequent bi]ls wero very largo. aud
he had the nastor scstod. The Government H.
Hpoctor condom1,ed It, and tho consumer, roa-
tauratcur, called OIL tho Company to glyo Lin,
auothor. Tho second request was compiled
with, when tho consuiner wns told that II ho did
not pay tue full anount Indicated by the dofect~
iFo meier btu gaa would bo cut Of. I1o applied
at onco to Magsxsrate, when q reduction was
gladly malo By tho Company, nnd fair sum
agroed upon. Tho Company NOW announced
tlat II the bill wan not paid In three days ho
would DO deprived Of light, and tho throat WAS
fulfilled. Tho Secretary Of tho Company was
summoned by tho rostaurateur, and huoa by
tho Magistrate, who, under tho law, threatened
to impose fine Of E2 and 20 elllinga coata for
every day TINT tho ro6ta,rltour Tag deprived Of
gus. Tho rostanrateur haa millions of nympa-
thi1oa III tlto world, for II tlero ia anything hoa-
, 1874-10-17

Tho Davonport uazelEe (kopubllcan) thinks
tho Democrats would have accomplished uoss
under t!.oir osn flag, in Iowa, aud eayu:
Ihey would haye made better tlc!set and a buttsr
Eght for It, beadtn enjoying the self-reapect wlisL
couea Of square wura They xold have ayoid ID thv
humiliation Of calling 4hrsnAelycs Autl-iouou, and
h:liuent In advice III proportion to tho poverty ii
their influence. Let tho Democracy Of Iowa
como ont Of their ltoes, aud give touch Ut thp!r
old quality hereafter.
-A diBgusted old line-back voter at Ottnmua,
Ia. put In q tickot which read
For general Urlttctnata
, 1874-10-17

The principal cities Of Iowa voted, l.at yoar
and this, ~ fplIos78:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-09-09
DIED.

DAWSON the asth OF Aug, at Ursi-
ma, Missouri. wife Of Jefferson Davis. aged
35 years and Z months.
Her early life was spent in Addison tp.,
where she beanie a scholar. and finally a
teacher in the Sabbath School of the NJ
E Church. During the progress Of the
revival of last winter at Urslaa, though
kept from public services by affection, she
became ihe subject Of the awakening pow
er OF the Holy Spirit, united with the
church aud afterwards found peace in be-
lieving. A short time before her death
she Joined her husband in a renewal OF
their Covenant with God, to live and die
In his service, and calling the members of
her family n by one, and imparting her
dying counsel TO them she urged them to
meet her in heaven. She passed through
death yictoriously 10 be forever with the
Lord. Her husband aud ak children are
left TO mourn for the departed, but they
sorrow not az those who have no hope.
S. w. DAVIS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-09-09
Berlin Items.

BERLIN, Sept. Sth. 1874.
According to previous arrangements, a
school meeting was held in the Lutheran
Sunday school rooms, on Saturday, the 9TH
ints., at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. The meeting was
organized by selecting II. r. Holsinger,
Chairman and E. J. Meyers, Secretary,
after which the Chairman stated the object
of the meeting, urging the necessity of a
higher school, also the benefits arising
therefrom, and concluded by saying that
the time had now arrived that Berlin and
its vicinity should and must raise their
quota of thirty thousand dollars, or pro-
nounee the enterprise at Berlin a failure.
The Chairman was then appointed to wait
on the persons assembled for subscriptions,
during which time able addresses were de-
livered on the occasion by Phil. NJ. Fisher.
and J. T. Meyers. The Chair then stated
that the quota had been raised, and by this
they had secured the locali.y-Berlin-for
the school, and ali that is wanting is for the
remaining churches to raise the balance
seventy thousand dollars-and we will lie
ready to 70 ahead with the work.
Our railroad is also being completed.
From and after, Tuesday the oth inst, our
trains will make connection with the main
road at Garrett, so we can accommodate
persons going and coming. All freight
has been carried over u Branch, to and
from Berlin, for the last week.
ADIEU.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-09-09

FALL FAIRs.-The following is a list of
fairs thus far announced.
Somerset County Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. September the 23d, Gath, 18th.
Berks county Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, September 8, 8,
10, and II.
Montgomery county, 10th. 18th, 18th,
and 10Th of September.
Lebanon county, 22d, 23d, oath, and
25th Of September.
Monroe county, commencing on the 22d
and continuing until the 25th of September.
Lycoming county, September 23d, oath
and 25th.
Westmoreland county, September Goth
30th and October 1st and End.
Chester county. September Both, 0cto-
Der 1st, End and 3rd.
Oxford agricultural society, September
30th, October the LIST and End.
Carbon county, October 6, Z. 8 and o..
Cumberland county, 9th, eth, 9Th and
eth of October.
Luzerne county, 9th 9TH, Sth and 9th of
of October.
Waynesburg Central fair, 14th 18th and
10Th of October.
The Franklin Institute of Philadelphia
will hold an exhibition in October, the
first of the kind in Philadelphia for many
Observation-Disclosures, Mechanics, Ar it,
and Inventors are invited to contribute
specimens of their skill.
The Bedford County fair will be held on
the 9th, 7th and 9Th of October.
The Farmers Club of Shippensburg
will hold their fair on the LIST, I'd, and I'd
days Of 0ctober.
The Adams County Agricultural So
ciety on the 22d, 23d, and24th days of Sep
TENDER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-09-09

PROM TIE PEoPLE.-There is no ease
Of Dyspepsia that Green's August flowers
viii not crre. Come to the Drug Stores Of
Beaiord s Kimmol, SomoFset, and Hitzori
& Flick, Confluence, and inquire about It.
Ifyou susief from Coztiveness, Sick Head
ache. Sour stomach. Indigestion, Liver
Complaint, or arrangement of The system,
try Il. Two OF three doses will relieve
you.
BOschee's German Syrup is now sold in
every town and city in the United States.
We have not less than five hundred letters
from Druggists. saying j; is Inc best medi-
cine theY-ecr sold for Consumption,
Throat or Lung disease. Sample bottles
of each, 10 cts, Regular size IS ets. G.
G. Green, Woodbury., =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-09-09

ScuooLs or PESSsYLvAxTA.-Pennsyl-
vania has S34, 020 pupils. and 10. 0S0 teach
ers.- The average wages of male teachers
per month, $40 60; OF females. SS4 o.
The total expenditures for schools, Ss,Si2,
984 %. Estimated value al the school
Of the State, sci, $50, 300. The
new Constitution takes thorough provision
for the school system of the State. II re-
qnires the General Assembly TO provide
for the maintenance and support Of 0 thor
Oueh and efficient system Of public schools
wherein ell the children of the Common
wealth above the age Of six years may be
educated, aud that 81. 600, 900 shall be ap-
propriaied each year for school purposes.
N0special laws relating to particular schools
can be passed. The commission, if is re-
ported, have decided against immediatepro-
ceedingstoward the establishment of a State
Mechanical High School. but have recon-
mended the appropriation of $4,000 foE
the introduction of free hand drawing into
the common schools.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-09-09

Ron. J. WALTER has in his yard one of
the greatest natural curiosities we have
ever seen. tits nothing more nor less than
two perfect apples Oh a pear tree. The
entire tree, with the exception of one
small limb, is ladened with pears. while at
the extreme end OF the small limb are two
red apples. The tree, as might be sup
posed, has not been grated, the leaves on
the limb in every respect resembling those
on the rest of the tree. The apples IN the
limb resemble those on the tree adjoining.
Who can account for it2