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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-09-27

their corresponding armatures. As the
attractive force exerted on each armature
varied inversely as the square of its dis
lance from the magnet it followed that,
as soon as each immature passed through
so much of its revolution as to be some
distance past it's magnet. the attraction
tending to retard it's revolution was very
small, the cam being so arranged as to
make contact again, forming an attraction
for the armature coming next in turn in
the revolution of the shaft.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-09-27

When the Tcrre Hdute GG-ette informs it's
readers of the burning of barn. it starts off
first with few generalizing head lines, as thus
" The King of Destruotion-The same Force
which Leveled Sodom, Impoverished London
and Blackened the Queen of the Prairies now
Tackles II Barn" Unable, however, long l."
sustain such an effort, exhausting even IL IA
" tropical nature" it seeks aid from the "di-
vino William as follows: at three O'Clock
Wednesday, at the hour when the spirits of the
dead are said to peramb ulate the streets, ere
the glow-worm shows the matin to be near
the family of Mr. Thomss Royse were AVA
kened to look upon the burning ruins of their
large and well-stored barn." We should add
that the instrument with which the Theban
husbapdnan lays bare the breast of his great
mother" wss reduced to q sickening mass of
ashes.p
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

Any person desiring TO purchase eitbeza grst
class Piano or Organ may apply g. - BTuhaker,
one Of the most competent m1sical judges q aa-
dress me at No Al Vine street Philadelphia
The blowing aaEed persons viii be glad % tes-
tify also 70 tie superiority o. NY instruments and
sve sach Information a. may be desired: u. A.
1anner. Souerset. Col. Z ID. Eutzy, Irsina, SON
erset C.: Apth0ny Degler, Confluence, Somerset
Co: LSa Watson, Petersburg. Somerset CO.. John
Mitchell, Addison, Somerset Co.. Basil Bird Ad-
olson. Somerset Co; Jerry Lston, HstopTEles
Somerset Co; Rev W II. Lsngsy, CooEaeHee,
Somerset Co.
Apy order f0raarded % ne Eilb be psnetuzlly
Attended "a P4tEs desiring 70 have a piano On
trisi hzfore Uzrehaznz ean be accommodates
rfYhoaf extra ekatgs fr having the ins-runers
Dzt up Ia thezf pari0rs OF removed In ease tH[
Erunlenf is not taken, which latter, heEfFfrs 1As
never occurred yet 1ofeT n0ue - the gery -
Instruments for sale ard them ioL9 AAa -
years. Ny terms as re8sonabie ana easy AsA
have l~acslsfiss Which very few dealers an po&1 o.
Deln~ a uraftfcaI Piano and Organ bsiider mySsL
ffisEat 1aturai ttat 1 can offer advantages WEeh
,ost 9eaIers or agents do not posses NstkOat
entering into further details asta me qualities Of
nv fnstrumentS 1 rsspecsf1iJ solSir me readers
patience 70 perUse TIE foregoing certificates AID
afso cal af.ehti0n 70 cards Published in the SON
crzet Hersd and Democrt Of July :. CoImend-
fn~ mvseIf 70 the public IN general but especially
~roInvers Of music, J subscribe
Respectfully.
PROF. EDWARD HErZ-
tuiy22 El Vine 81, Philadelpaia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

The comet fan IS the latest dimeniions,
two BY four feet.
TIE people OF Pennsylvania furnished
80, 000. 600 for school purposes.
THE Duquense Greys Of Pittsburgh
20 into camp at Bedford Springs on
Monday next.
THE attention Of our readers is called TO
the advertisement of a Normal School at
Jenner y Roads.
ATTEND the grand Turner Fest and
Nolksfest at the fair grounds at Johnstown'
Monday August II tn.
Our town is rapidly filing with summer
visitors. Ii makes the west end OF MAIN
Street look lively Of an evening.
THousASps of people from the adjoining
counties will attend the geat Turner Fest.
val at Johnstown on Monday, August 18th.
THE farmers are busily engaged getting
in their crops, and harvest hands are in
good demand throughout the entire coun.
Try.
Gus farmers are busy as bees, making
hay while the sun shines " moving ma,
chimes and patent rakes are in great de.
mand.
REV. J. NJ. BARNETT of Connellsyille,
Presbyterian preached TO a large congre
cation in the German Reform Church OF
Sunday.
WOMEN commenced their crusade mis-
sion hundreds OF years ago. A fine tootl
comb was the weapon, and a boys head
the point Of attack.
THE new Pennsylvania law makes it
penalty of fifty dollars for any one to fsl
on the premises where notices are publish
ed in the papers forbidding it.
THE raspberry crop is unusually lsrgl
this season, but the berries are OF a sinai
size, owing to the want of rain. The pros
poets for a large crop Of blackberries ar
exceedingly good.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

A dark colored canary escaped OF Mon
day. A liberal reward viii be paid LOT Us
return to this Office.
A1kRGE lot of Paint Brus hes for sale
bv Z. II. Marshall & Co.
SNOWFLAKE Flour always on hand. and
or sale at Cook & Beerits-
PrRE Colors of every disc ription for sale
by E. II. Marshall & Co.
10 Bills pure Flax Seed Oil for sale by
E. II. Marshall q Co.
5000 N strictly pure White Lead for safe
Al E. II. Marshall Cos.
STONE crooks, Jars, Pitchers and Jugs,
for sale at Cook & Beerit
Cook & BEERITs viii trade Fish, Salt
and Corn, for Oats, Potatoes and Bacon
RHoADs & BRo's.
NoT1cE.-Carding and Pulling done at
,be old Mace. by Joseph W. Daniels.
ABRM. BEAN.
Fern. Six and Eight Pictures at Vel
Aey's Photograph Gallery in the Man,
moth building.
GLASS WARE.-Full sets of Glassware
for Al loo. Tumblers only 75 cts per dozen
at W. W. Davis & Bro.
U.Rp-TnIEs come again no more. For
Hour At IS per barrel. for cash. go to The
Grocer and Feed store Of Cook y Beerits.
SNOWFLAKE and White River -four
always on hand, and Of the best quality at
c. T. Rhoads & Bros.
A1AReE lot OF barrel Salt will be ex-
changed for Butter, Apple Butter, Po-
W. W. DAVIS & Bro
DrNx EDGE Co. Clipper Scythes are
the best. and the only genuine Clipper
Scythes in the market For sale by John
F. Blymyer.
In Won want Hardware o. any desenp-
ton. Blymyer's is the place to gel II
Paris Green, for destroying Potato Bugs
for sale at Blymyers-
.BR1cKl BRICK - Brick lat W.
". Davis & Bros Works. Building brieK
F;re Brick. Pavement Brick, Circular.
Wedge. and Cornice Brick.
HARD times come again no more:
Eleven pounds of Marvins Crackers at r.
K. Colborn & Cos, Cheap Side Grocery
for one dollar
IoEN F. BLYMYER; will sell Hardware
Oils Paint. Glass &c. to persons who are
building as low as they can possibly BUY
The same goods anywhere, give him a call
n reasonable credit viii be given
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

B. I. II. DABBs. the celebrated Photo
crapher. No. 46 Sixth street, Pittsburgh
has introduced an entirely new picture cal
led Portrait Glaze. is much more beautiful
than the Porcelain picture, perfectly ddra-
Bile. and much cheaper. One OF the mos
important requisites in getting a good PIC
ture is to have a good and natural position,
and in giving such Mr.. Dabbs exceis any
one we know. and that is likely the reason
Of his doing the largest business Of the III
in the city.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22
Stanton Mills Pa.


FRon n PEOPLE.-TheTe Is 10 eas'
OF Dyspepsia that Green's August howeli
will not ere. Come to the Drug Stores O
Benford & Kimmel. Somerset, and HitZor'
& Flick. Confluence. and inquire about u
Ifvou suffer from Costiveness, Sick Head.
ache. Sour Stomach. Indigestion, Liver
Complaint or arrangement Of the system,
tryit Two or three doses viii relieve
YOU.
Boschee's Germsn Syrup Is now sold in
everv town and city in the United States
We have not less thar five hundred letters
from Druggists, saying il is the best nedi-
cine they { sold Er Consumption,
Throat OF Lung disease Sample bottles
OF each. 10 cts. Regular size 20 cts g.
@. Green, WOODBURY.. n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22
Thirty Years Experience of
an old Nurse.

Mrs. WindsIow's Soothing Syrup is
the prescription Of enc Of the best Female Physi-
clans and Nurses in the United States, and has
been used for thirty years with never falling safe
ty and success by millions of mothers and children,
from the feeble infant Of one week old Ia the adult
Il eorree;s aeidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels. and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child We believe il
to be the Best and Surest Remedy In the World
IN all cases OF DYSENTERI and DIARRHRA
IN CHILDREN, whether II arises from Tcething
o. frum any other cause. FL Directions for using
viii accompany each bottle. None Genuine IN
less the fac-simile az CURTIS < PERKINS fs
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealer. Iuly9
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

A SCHOOL for the special preparation Of those
~ who wish to teach / do hereby respectfully
inform the public that I will open q school whose
principal popularity is Of the above design. Also
90 aid and assist those who desire to obtain an ed
~ucatiOn, which will be Of practical utility to them
in all the various stations Of life, August 81, II,
AT the John Ober School House, situated about "a
Somerset county. Pa. Tuition for the entire ses-
sion Of ten weeks from Is to SIS, according 20 grade
Of scholarship. Students can enter at any time
during the session, but nc deduction will be mad e
in the tuition for the part Of the session whic b
may have passed, unless ii has been half. Album
dant accommodations for the boarding Of students
can be obtained in private families residing close
BY the location Of the school at the rate OF 2per
week. J. W. WEAKLAND.
Iulyl5 Teacher
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

NEW MEXICO has a petrifed forest.
In that forest is a pine tree whose leaves
are as green as though the tree were grow.
ing. There is a little bird on the tree and
the bird is petrified. In fact there are
more than ten yards Of petrified song stick
ing out of that birds mouth Thus
writes Harriet Z. Monroe from Colorado
TO the Pittsburg Commercial. What thlnk
you of it as a petrifed story.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

EIr appears that a..guileless youth con
nected with S side show that travels win
the European Circus and Menagerle plays
a simple little game called three card mon
te. He beguiled q party from one OF the
northern tier Of townships and relieved
them oftheir extra currency. 1t Is said
that n grey haired magistrate was tees-
ed out Of about $50,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22
PROF. EDWARD HETZS
T I A O

Il nv far the best now offered. Among The number
Of valuable autographs In possession OF Professor
Hetz. we see the following celebrated names. Ms,
cheies, Prof TOPPER, Laehner, MetiessSi, h Gn..o
Wagner. DIR. Brendel, HerzOg, Riedel, CariGotze
D. Stor, Lassen, GOttssbalk, and a long hst Of
others of the same rank too numerous 70 mention;
But IL Is not only EurOde, 1t i TINS country, anu
especially the State Of Pennsylvania, We Nlsh 70
sneak Of. The extensive use and Introduction OF
the piano, which naturally produced q great eon,
petition and rivalry among manuiacturersi anl
consequently a real deluge OF second elass lnstLu,
ments snla unser the most pretentious names, and
peddled all over the country BY ignorant agents,
without the slightest responsibility or knoHie1se
Of music or its instrument The practcat Sulu-
walton Of the art Of tunes on the organ OF piano,
being one Of the greatest Importance IN the line oil
education. Prof. Edward hetz took pans 20 Dc
come a master on both instruments, anu without
regard 70 time and cost, acquired Ine IhsllIStot
sbID ~ the most celebrated master, Francis List,
who Is. and has always been proud Of Dis scholar.
What our ~neighbOrs say and think about the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

ALLENrowK tells a story Of q twenty
five year old gandeE, which the oWneE
killed. II required three days 10 pull The
feathers off the gaader, and that could only
be accomplished with O pair Of t~eezers,
When the fuwel had been cooked OF boiled
for two days. s party OF eleven dined Cd
lis meat for three successive days. al the
confusion Of which there was nearly IS
much gander Left as when the meal was
frSf beCuu.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

FpEY CARBoLIc TRoCHEs.-Amons
the various remedies for Coughs none en-.
iov a higher reputation than Edey Car
holic TrOChes. This fact places them
above the ordinary list ofmedical prepara,
tons. For Coughs, Colds. Asthma, and
as A disinfectant and preventive against
contagious disease they are a specific In
valuable to singers and public speakers
sod everywhere. John F. Henry, Cur
nan & Co. Proprietors. $ and 3 College
Place New York.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

NEssRs. RHoADs & FLICK request us
n say that they iIave no nine men employ
ed in selling their Lightning Rod neither
10 they sell the Munson Rod. They claim
10 sell a superior rod known as the 1. l.
Kinsev. Parties selling the hunson TOO
and representing themselves as in the EN-
NOV of Rhoads & Flick are, therefore, I'm
posters. and the public is cautioned accord
irr1v
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

KEYSTONE LIGHTNING Ron Co-Al
persons desirous OF having their buildings
well protected, should have the best OF
rods erected. The undersigned have
secured one OF the finest Copper Rods ever
~lh,idduocd here As they are at home
here apd both are responsible and trust
Woshy. the public may rely upon satisiae-
ton being given. All work done in the
best y aud warranted.
RHOADs & FLICK.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

THE Sunday school boys that write
locals for the Bedford papers. were flushed
over their egg story last winter but Il
they have as taH a grain OF wheat IN BED
ford county we would like to hea from
them: Some years ago, Mr.. Jacob Kline,
of Jenner township, found a single gram
of white wheat in his red Mediterranean
wheat, from which, in sowing five times,
he obtained one hundred bushels OF q line
new variety of white wheat.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

OUTs.-A match game of Base Ball viii
be played between the Mechanics anc
"Glades' OF this place, this "wednesday.
afternoon, on the grounds of the former.
y game was played beteen the Dutch
Americans and 'Glades" Of this place,
on Friday afternoon. The "Giades
wouldn't allow Butch to catch with hi.
hat. so the score stood ''Glades" %,
'Dutch-Americans' Q.
THE 'Glades' expect TO play the second
game of a series Of three, with the so
Gals of Mt Pleasant on the grounds OF
the latter, on Saturday next.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22
Card rom nerran.. Faesery

find that Mr.. Baldwin. being a stranger
IN som paris Of The county, has. on his
FIST round missed some Of my old custo-
men, / hope they viii notify me by
mail or through their neighboEs whsle he
has been. so that an may be visited on his
second round which viii be made as fast as
poSslble. Our stock is Sill full, prices rea-
sonsble and all goods warranted.
knowing that Somerset County IS well
supplied with Stores deceased TO sell foreign
merchandise, We peddle only goods hG re
WV. :. NoReAS
c..-,ss Nils pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

The Press Of June Goth, one OF the leading
neUsnaDers Of the state Of Pennsylvania pubLlsn-
ed In Philadelphia, under the editorship O. ~
Fornev. published the following extract OF q pr
vsfa lstter. dated Vienna, May -, 1873:
/ also met Able List, the celebrated virtues
and composer. He looks now very Old, anu hls
family cares may account o good deal t9rthe sheN
on his hair. He always took, and yet takes a great
interest in cur musical Affairs, and seems % 1e
particularly well pleased about me success 9i ~
tormer scholar, Professor Edward Hetz. OF fhla
deIDhia. The pianos, exhibited BY the latIeE, arc
~ifbo1f onestfgu the best nov offered. We may
add the fact that Liszt considers sne pla ~
Vetz nv far the bost in market, and SO DO most Oh
the virtuOsi Of Europe.
As catering as these lines are, they are mol
more nor less than Professor hetA pTssI1e ..bo,,
But il is not alone FRANZ LlSZI,W without
question the hrst performer on the piano nov Nv
ing. who acknowledges the superiority Of them
stTuments Of Pref Hetz.
we have seen a number Of testimonials, n rea
collection Of autographs Of the most celebrated
~plaDIsts. who admit without exception, that
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

A CROP of one hundred bushels TO the
acre. ofany grain or root would be consid.
cred something enormous. Yet this KIND
ola crop is reported from Minnesota and
Iowa. In the sections where the greatest
devastation has been wrought, the grass
hoppers are estimated at zone hundred
bushels to the acre, this having been ac-
curately a~scertained on at least n farm.
There can be no better idea given OF the
vast numbers OF these insects, who defy
enumeration on any other system.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

A comparison of the number of immi-
grant arrivals at New York during the
first six months Of the present year with
the total arrivals tor the corresponding
period of last year, shows a falling off OF
nearly fifty per cent. The difference i
chiefly observable in the German element.
which is mainly accounted for by the fact
that wages are much better in The ceun-
try This year than last.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

AFELLow claiming TO be J.. c. Kauf
man, recently yictimiZed the good people
OF Everett, in our neighboring county o.
Bedford. He pretended to be a THEOLOGY
cal student in a Lutheran educational in.
stitution, and was taking orders for
nursery, that he might raise the where
with to finish his stu1ies. His operations
are said TO have been quite profitable.
While preaching in the Lutheran church
he was recognized by PRESIDENT OF Everett
as a student that Lad been compelled tc
leave the institution to escape arrest on q
q charge of the grossest libertinism. Sail
ing under such colors, he had but little
trouble in selling his grape cuttings at two
dollars on delivery, or fifty cents cash and
1925 on delivery, and strawberry plant:
at one dollar per dozen on delivery, OF
at twenty-five cents cash and fifty cents on
delivery. The Press, from the columns
of which the above facts are CLEANED, de
scribes Kaufman as being about % years OF
age, ) feet or 6 inches tall, heavy build,
short neck. dark curly hair and beard on
his chin. small piercing eyes, DARK com
plexion with blotches or pimples ION side
Of face and neck, and is an easy fluent
speaker, with a slight German tinge in
his enunciation. He may try something
else and people should be on the lookout
for him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22

ONE Of the most important and largest
oranges in the country, Good Hope
Grange. OF McDOnough county, Illinois,
has voted with only two dissenting voices,
10 disband and surrender its existence
The reasons given by these grangers arc,
that the original principles Of the organiza-
ton have been entirely ignored.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-22
IRON J. v. MCCOY.


PARAMOUNT. W. Va, June %, 1874
Having purchased Of Professor HetL, Of Phia-
Jelphi1. One Grand Square Piano, ~ OstsFe, nan
ufaetured by p. Hale * Co, OfNeE YORK, for the
Prof, with his own latest Improvements thereto,
IL gives me great pleasure % certify that said In
strnment is Tey -epersOr IN tone and volume and
easy Of manipulation to any / have ever seen, ana
the eame opnAion has been expressed BY ali who
have either played apo1 OF heard Il playel- any
us.rs1n wishing 10 purchase a frst class instrument
aould Do we'll 70 examine those manufactures i0r
As r' NV. MCCOY.