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s~EASONABLE RECIPES.

Cider may be preserved for years, by
uniting if up in air-tight cans, after the
manner of preserving fruit. The lqula
should be first settled and racked on
from the dregs, but fermentation should
not be allowed to commence before Gun
ming. h
snrios Of c~auliiower on a platter ana
instead of adding vinegar to the sauce
stir in Il tablespoonful OF nee graueu
| cheese. Pour this over the caulitlower,
snrinke a mixture of bread crumbs ana
Grated cheese over the top, and place IL
In he oven a few moments, to become
slightly Drowned. ~
Wasifnq Black Prints.-A subscriber
desires to know the hest method OF
washing black calicoes. She houlo
mt the whole dress into the Kettle OF
sEIds which have been used for boiling
The white clothes, and let 1t boil Tor ten
minutes then take it out into bIued
water. and rub out any spots whlch can
he seen. Rinse it thoroughly, and II II
needs to be starched, make the starcn
with coffee rather than with boiling wa
tar I have seen a dress that was wash
ed and done up III inns Lhr
! a week. and 1 supposed it was newly
made-so clearly white were the spots
: and so bright the black groundwork. Al
dark-colored calicoes will look better l
: done up in this manner; but only tn
darkest shades should be boiled, uslni
the coffee starch for all browns, n ais
for brown linen of all shades.-DdeS
EyeJright.
4 Good Durable Wbitegash.-Take
bushel of freshly burned lime, Stake
1t with boiling water; cover it during ID
d nrocess to keep in the steam. Stral
HE liquid through a fine sieve and ad
le to il ! pounds Of salt previously we
e dissolved in warm water; 3 pounds
i. ground rice boiled to a thin paste an
N Stirred in boiling hot; } pound otpoV
ID dered Spanish whiting, l pound OF Gle:
D. cline. which has been previously Gu
solved by soaking it well n th'
he HANGING it over a slow fire in a smi
as kettle within a large n filed with W,
M ter. Add 5 gallons of hot water to {
tn mixture. stir il well and let it stand
ed Tow dsys covered from dirt. Ii must
as mt on quite hot. For this purpose
can be kept in a kettle on q portat
es. furnace. About a pint of this MKT
,re will cover a square yard,
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To Preserve the Juices Of M'nce Fts'
whiIe Bakjnq.-When the pies are READY
to make, prepare a thin piece OF cotton
cloth, one inch wide and long enough
to reach around the pie in such a way
that it will lap a little on the plate De
meath and a little on the crust above;
covering the part where the upper ano
over crust come together.
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ALL who have heard of little Charlie Ross
should read the beautiful new book, EMU
lied Cherry the Singer published ny La-
ward A. Samucls, l25 Trcmont-st, Boston,
Possibly it may lead to the recovery o 81 ut tIe
hero of h c'booki is partially founded on his
own life and abduction. Sent by man.
postage free, on receipt of Sl,oO.
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WE often see a large stock oil catWe WIZ IL
n noor y ali for want of something to start
hem in the right direction. One dollars
18th T = If S6eriaaas Capalry Condition Iop-
gery' riyen to such a stock occasionally dur,
ING he winter would be worth more thah u"
nv1ra half ton Of hay.
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The latest trick of the petty swin9iets
is TO sell affteencentp papers OF stoVe-poilsn
with a chrome, for n dollar, anu loIgc'
10 deliver the picture 1t has beeh eAVe''
sively practiceJ in New England.
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BrRxErr,s COCAINE is the best ana "a
cbpanest Hair Dressing in the world. IL
Ills dandruff. allays irritation, ana pro-
rantes 4 vigorous growth Of Hair.
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.Jxo. McKrrTR1cK & Co, Lithographefs,
prpintcrs1 Stationers and Blank Book Manu-
factmrers, Nos. $40 and 3lS \. Sd street ST.
Touis, Estimates furnished on appica'loh'
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u,vp Won a severe wrench or spraln!
nv ~, rou rheumatism in any form? Have
T Tnie stif neck, or punches caused by rheH Gu
matte mai pains? If so, Johnso"'s Asoagns e., ~, +,
uaSnt is a specific remedy, used internally
and externally.
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How USE doth breed a habit in a man

How USE doth breed a habit in a man
is profusely illustrated in the style OF con.
vcrsation in vogue in the Louisviiie
Coyrisr.,J Journal office. When man mas
bcen drinking until his facets red they a
MN 6lIed to a flush; when some neigh-
boring child squeals under his mother :
slipper they say he is standing pat and
some of the best editorials in the paper
arc on the woes of the street-car mule VINO
draus ~ a bobtail.-St Louis Republican,
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DIED.

WARE-John Ware died at his Eesi-
dence in Allegheny twp, Somerset Co,
Pa, September g, 1875. aged G6 years
: months and II days.
The subject OF tAss notice united with
the Lutheran Church in his youth, OF
which church he was q consistent mem
Der until removed by death from the
church militant to the church triumphant.
His suffering at times was very great,
but ne endured it all With christian pa
tience and resignation until released by
death. His pastor being absent at the
time the writer was called In to perform
the funeral services which were attended
by . large concourse of sympathizing
friends and neighbors. The expression OF
all with whom | eonversed was that she
was a good man" How cheering she re-
Election, as we close the portals Of the
grave OF one we lavea, TO be able TO say
he was G god msn, aSknd husband and
stAeI. He leaves a wife sad ak children
10 mourn his loss.
J. E. ".
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''AFTER H OPERA Is OVER. The
election passed passed off in a quiet and
orderly manner at this place. The De-
mocracy, evidently knowing the weakness
of their cause, gave up the fight early in
the day. There was but little excitement
manifest around the polls. In the early
part of the evening the streets were full
Of Democrats and Republicans. but when
it was known that we had "Whooped il
up on the boys, to the tune of 50 major
ity in this borough, q clear gain of 80
votes over lasl year. the former commenc-
ed to make tracks for home and salt river.
A few of the more valiant, however, col
lected in Gen. Coffroth's office, hoping to
hear more favorable news from other parts
of the county and State, but as return
after return came in showing Republican
gains, their faces became elongated in pro-
portion TO the amount Of gain. Finally
dispatches were received from Philadel-
phia and Pittsburgh, announcing that the
former had gone Republican by IS. 600,
and the latter by 1000, the length of the
faces of the Democracy would have put
10 shame those of a Covenant Elder. But
q: the Republican headquarters was tu-
multi and delight. The HERALD's sane
tum had been thrown open and q large
number of our citizens gathered there to
hear the news. The ~Prothonotary's Of
fee was also well filled with jubilant Re
publicans, but by far the most enthusias
tic gathering was in the HERALD's COM
posing room. As the returns were an
nounced they were greeted with "WhOOp
her up again" Bully for Pittsburgh,
"Hurrah for Hartranit, and the bows
danced around the table aud sang
BURY the Rag Baby out in the woods,
In 4 neat little hole IN the ground
Where Pershing can weep, Piolett swear,
And Democrats die all around"
As soon as it was known that the State
was all o. r., the interest all conferred en-
the Commissioner question. but the con-
test between Philson and Rauch was so
close that it took the official vote to tell
the tale,
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IN SACK CLOTH AND ASHES. The
Democratic leaders in this county have
''hearts bowed down with weight Of woe"
They swear and refuse to be comforted be-
cause of their stupidity. Under the new
Constitution, as the minority party. they
were entitled to one Commissioner in this
county. but ike Oliver Twist, thsy yaa-
ted more, and II their convention after
they had nominated Mr.. Henry Rauch, Of
Jenner twp, as their candidate, they pa,
Air. up. Philson, Of Berlin, On the track
- a sort 81 wheel horse. But Park
wasa'i playing that kind of a horse worth
a cent, and 50 instead Of can,ering around
the track for the edification of the Demo-
cratic leaders and the benefit of Mr.. H.auch
he put himself dGwn 10 tle work and
came under the string just Al votes ahead,
and now the Democrats are IN sasS cloth
and ashes because 81 their stupidity in
nomiaat ag iva men.
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Ihe Rest Protection.

The best safeguard against epjdemie dis
ease are thorough digestion and firm
nerves. 1t Is because they assure the reg
nlar nerfnrmance Of the digestive process,
and invigoratc the. nervous system. that
HoSteiters Stomach Biuers are such a o v
srelgl prsiectlye -gainst toe iunasaees
which beget Intermittent maladies. and
those which directly affect the s,onach
and bowls If the neryes sre heallhfulv
tranquil, the assimilation OF food perfect
IS they ara sure 10 be under he influence
OF this standard tonic and neryine, mala-
ria may be defed. and il, in the absence OF
the most reliable OF medical safeguards.
the system has fallen a prey 10 diseases OF
an Intermittent or remittent & pc. the Bit
ters will, If persisted u, eFedica;e every
Fes,ige of the malady. Bilioasness. COZ
st patton and dyspepsia yield with equal
certainty to the operation OF this potent
vegetable alternative.
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New Goods for cash. at
Mrs. j. b. TREDwELL's,
No. 6. Mammoth Block.

OuR oitizens were shocked on Friday
,.ss by tie sudden and unexpected death
of Capt. Jos K. Hite of Ehansburg, Cam
bria county. He was found dead in his
bed about O'Clock on Friday morning.
1t is th fought that his death resulted from
apoplexy. Capt. Hlte wBs a native OF
this county, but has been residing in Cana
bril-. county for a number Of years, For
six years he occupied he position Of Pro-
thonotsry &C that county. and was es-
tened by all with whom 10 was brought
into contact with either In a personal OF
business way. rs a uniformly courteous
official. Although subject to periodical
attacks OF q painful disease. he vas ordi-
narily very robust, sr6 lence the intelh-
gepce ct liz unexpected taking OK. Dur.
ing the past summer Capt Hite paid a
visit to this town and made arrangement:
to locate here. He was q brother In law
of our toynsmau Josiah Zimmerman.
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Fact worth Nnoninr.

Are You suffering with Consumption,
CCagh3 SeTere Colds settled on the bl east
or any disease of the Threat, and lungs 2
II so, 20 to your druggist. q. ". Bentord
- Co, and get a bottle OF BosCHEE's
GERMAN SYRUr. This medicine has late
IL been introduced from Germany, and IS
selling on is own merits. The people are
going wild over lis success. and druggists
all over our country are writing Us Of its
wonderful cures among their customers.
II you wish 10 Try lis Superior virtue, get
a sample Bottle for 10 cents. Large size
bottle - cents. Three doses viii relieve
any case. Try Il.
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The Independent.

THE INDEPENDENT is Acknowledged TO
be the best, as it certainly is the cheapest.
religious weekly in the world. It is ably
and fearlessly edited, while its list of con
t%ributors, including the best writers and
thinkers. cannot be equaled by any other
publication.
Moody and Sankey's Gospel Hymns
and Sacred songa' ere presented asa pre-
MUM, postpaid, 70 each yearly subscriber
who sends $500 TO HENRY c. Bowen,
Publisher, z. O. Box 1881, New York.
See advertisement in another column.
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Hope for the Despondenr.

II You have been coughing all winter
and begin to despair Of recovery. or If
Yen have taken o recent cold. 90 at once
to the Drug store of Geo. W. Benford &
Co, and get . bottle OF pR. MOBIIs'
SYRUPoF TAR, WILD CHERRY NJ HoHE-
HOUND. Take it and be well. No other
medicine acts so promptly and electuslly
in Coughs. Colds. and all diseases of the
throat, lungs and chest leading 10 Con
sumption. Hundreds who once tcCrcl.
.ney Lad tnat dread disease haye peenrTe-
stored to health by he use of this almost
magic remedy. II is also the best known
SPECIFIC Tor Group. and never tails / n
y hopping Coagh Trial size 40 oeptS
large size 80 cents per bottle,
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The HERS of the Peter Meyers estate
sold 60 acres of coal land, one day of last
week to Mr.. w. G.. Frantz, of New York,
for sal. coo. This land lies a,ea9 tie.
Keystone road and We understand that Mr.
Esaa.z VIII have It opened up immediate
II. The coal interest is an important one
IN tins county, and IS Increasing every
year. Quite a humber OF new mines will
be opened in the Eiklick region in the
spring.
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JUsT now is as good a time as any other
to inculcate the importance OF feeling that
you are assessed and that your taxes are
paid. Quite a number of votes were
lost in our borough by persons having
neglected to pay their taxes in time.
There is little doubt bHt That the i.epubli-
can majority in the borough would have
been 100 instead Of SO had this matter
been attended to. See that il does not &C
cur again.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-11-10

A NUMBER Of the Return Judges OF this
county, who evidently acre not posted on
the workings Of the new election law,
failed TO put in an appearance by noon
Thursday, as required by law. The
Court Immediately issued a warrant 10 the
Sheriff to bring the entire election boards
Of the townships whose returnd were not
in
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-11-10

TIE people demand Il change and they
Intend 10 vote fora change.-Dsg4oerat Csa.
9th. Exactly, and they voted to change
Pershing from ~gubernatoTial candidate to
a p%ettifogging, Molly Maguire Judge,
and Piolett from q Jolly, rOtuHd old
granger to q whipped elndidate for who
The world hes peter q Joy and scaFee a
sorrow,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-11-10

THE properties which have been adver-
tised in the HERALD by the Sheriff for q
couple of weeks past were disposed of on
Friday and Monday as follows
solomon Grinl's. purchased by " II.
koontz for 1926.
James BagIey's. purchased by John
Stief tor 1895.
VIM. Bosses, No. 1, purchased by J..
G.. HAY and j. r. Bsose tor 1928. No. 2,
purchased by ID. Lichty, and E. Hers
berger for 81, 500.
E. II. Marshalls, purchased by John
Topper for 50, 100,
W. B. shafsrs s, purchased by c, p.
Iiehiey for S24l.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-11-10

THE good effects of law preventing the
sale ofliquors on election dap was observ-
able on Tuesday of last week. By seven
O'Clock, The time the polls closed, the
drinking part of Our population had a
powerful thirst on them, and expected
that the bars would be thrown open as
heretofore, but our landlords didn't inter-
pet the law that way. and consequently
there wasn'tmuch ola chance for a swelled
head and two eyes purple as the grape on
Wednesday morning.
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LOOK AT THIS

Special arrangements FOR court week, al
the saloon in the basement Of Cook &
Beerijs Block, kept by Vim :. Kregor.
At all hours in the day there will he
served warm meals, Consisting OF Hot
Coffee, Oysters, Sandwiches, Ham, Eggs
Pies. Bread and Butter, at prices from -
cents 20 40 cents. Give him q call and be
convinced that it is the finest and hest
saloon in the county, and the place to get
the worth Of your money.
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Our two good natured friends, Smith,
OF the Indiana Messenger. aad Ssason, OF
the DsEgocrct, we're rival Candidates Tor the
oa.ce OF Coroaer. Samson being a light
weight III well enough, but the people
preferred Smith, who flattens out a Fair
banks to the une of 240, for the reason
that whenever he held an inquest the ran
he sat on would be u ''calj, cold eorpus,
no matter how lively he had been at the
start.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-11-10

The Elizabeihtowa C6rosiek makes the
wonderful statement that young ladies'
promenade the streets Of that village on
cool evenings with nothing around them
except "a yQuHe mars arm. Such
weather as this VIII render it exceedingly
surprising if those ladies are not all suffer
ing will a severe cold.
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By virtue Of a deed of voluntary assignment. /
viii offer AZ public sale. on the premises, N New
Centreville Borough. on
GApdG, 0UemLer Is, 1875,
the follOwing de1csibed real estate, the property Of
Simon EOGghr, 20 wit:
No. The hotel now occupied by Simon Vought.
The improvements are IN excellent frame house.
good stable, shops and other 0ut-huildings.
Ma. Q The store and dwelling house. stable and
shops; tive lots on which are twenty-five apple
trees Of choice fruit.
Ne. 8. A frame house and stable on a % for
merIy owned by Maria Sechler, adi0inilg lots Of
Reuben McMillen, VIM. F1iek. and widow Bittner,
No l. Fifteen acres OF yalSable land in the
suburbs ofthe borough
No. 5, Five aRd a-ba4 acres efiani. IN Milford
township adjoining lands OF John Weller and
FsaneS Walker.
No. 8. Two hundred and two acres Of land in
Lower TBTkeyfoot township. formerly owned BY
AEdrsw Stewart. then by Jacob and Freeman
Nicola. adjoining lands Of Jacob MeNnien, Jeha
Rush. and Andrew Stewart; upon which > erect
ed a mail house. Sixty acres cleared nth about
MY apple trees. This traet-So. s-wiil be sold
in Somerset on Tuesdsy, November 10Th, al 1
o'clock. P. m,
TERMS, O1e-tBird cash on esnarnation Of
sala. oLe-aa1 in tRree m0nths from date Of sale.
and the remainder II sN months.
d. ". WILL.
Assignee.
octZ7
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