davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-21

@eseu Sautfranfbeiten unt ale l1nrsinis-
tetten, tpelGe Serbprbenem 8lut entiprinsen,
lInO DR.. Ia9ut 8Bnte's 5ambur8er
1rppfen Elm gang ausee3ei9netes NitteL
BERN ite ltto bic befen Blutretntser. Su
@id'retbi Serr SOba George gcbenl9aB tn &C.
rtpnt, 81.
, 1876-12-21

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 franf. baa
tb telne Spetle mebr Dertrasen fpntte, i9reibi
PER- Peter Clemens, Qtttle OrIeans, Mp. Sd
nabm DIR. Iusuf 8Snts's 9ambur.
ser Grppe N unb bin nun tpieber nidt nrs
gang bersetsllt iOnDern fibls mid siel trafti.
Ir ais frlber.
, 1876-12-21
8 p G e
i'm 6etatI ~perfauft Su Smportattons. Bretien,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
9ep, S3l 0rd 2traBe, Gcfe Der Smeiteu ure

Np. SS1 Mrdb StraRe, Gcfe Der Speiten une
9cates ctr. unc 621 Glib Sritte Ctr,
pbtluoelpbia. pa.
Dies lit cine Organization BON 9opitaliten INN
&hee gu irnportiren uuo 81 pertbeiten
init einem tleinen 0elutun, Der Dem Goniumenten allen
0eluinn Der ,3miibenb6uoler erIpart. QBir controliren
einen 8roBen 3beil Der beiten abeeiorten, iuelde nab
otelem Sanoe tomllelt uno bic nur BON uns IelbIt oers
fault lueroen- 4~erlonen, lpetbe BON cuoeren bGnolern
tanfen tbun Dies gu ibrem elsenen Itabtbeil. unlere
6Guler in @Dina uno Sapan ba6en Die beIten 5aeilitG-
ten aur Ausipabls nas lns 9roBt 8ortbelle 9eipdbrt.
gB!r baben gum Sertauf unierer 2beeiorteu IN allen
6auptit6btet Der Yereini9teu Staten stores etablirt.
R4lr 9eben unleren &unoen elm
SbDneS Sci Sbrpmp,
9enommen oou ben luertbOoaiteu gBerteu amerltanis
lher llo fremoer &tnilerl iuelbes. peun in etnem
Biloerlaoen 8etauft, nlebr tolten lpiiroe ais Der 4rels
os 3bees betrd9t. Oeie 9promos lno ein Gel1ent
fir unlere &unoen.
Vile ~9etauiten Q9aaren 9|drdnti rt, oaB 1e oous
fomnene 8etrieoi9ung 8~elp6bren, oosroas Gelo iurid.
%erltattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
4 A Co =,
no. sS1 Nrd StraBe. @ds 3peiten iuto Coates 5trass
uno 62l Sts 9~eite str. N9ila.. ~. 4SG12mt-
, 1876-12-21
Ginc Der bciten Siilfeu
sc9en btefe
Darte 3eiteu
lift bic
1T Die
eincm balben Geuttdalid)

etnen balben geut tdeliA
aus;useben fir bic bette, einfade
unb praftiide Setebruns, melde
;ei9t, ME man mebr aus feiner Ars
belt maiden Fann unS naS Meife
aus Sen @innabmen.
Nir9enowo lnnIt fam man at 10 oe.
rtn9em preile 10 uiele prottiIbe, Mtg
llhe 9Stnte uto 9tatbi6td9e Ii6ern, 10
oie1e quite Selebrun9 iiber gernoe oieie
pllntte, ais III jenem iebr %luertbuo1en
Magajtle, wie Der Mmerican Wgri>
cultnriff, 10 qenannt, lueil es pnr 50
SGbren jlterlt ais cine lanolpirtbl6aft.
itfe 3eitung ms Neben trait, IS lit
lebt lebr oer8rbBert unO ben 8coiirfnii=
ien eIter ieeen Tamilie, jebes MSanz
mes, leoer 6rdtI ulto ieDeu &irnes in
, 1876-12-21

nesdftl auf ntSr ais 200 Der Ssssutsnbsrsn stasts
In europa.
0ele'eIussablunsen curb bic HeRdmfer fopis per
Tetesrapb nah alien DlGben In Deutihlane,
peitsrrsi&, Der Saweit. 6ouano, Dansmart, S@ps.
ben unb Tortpssen. ban Gmpfdn9srn fret in's 6aus
s~slteftrt.
Grebit.Briefe fur s~seiftnse CUR assnusuns In euss
er6beren Gtdoten Der alten N3eIt.
@infafTruns BON Grbi6aften unS Goreerunssa
isoer 4rt in allen ~lGsen Guropa's.
0rrfbifuns bon @atern uno @a6eten naS
europa.
Weiterbsf6rbsruns ~bssieIben na& benz 5nIanet.
WurUsdifaes 9els ausr 4rt setauft snb p.rtaaft.
, 1876-12-21
M. @Mnlef, VrdiiOrnt.

MeSaufenleiuns Seelenfprid,nn9. 5ascina
Ny tipn. GeelenbeSaMbe nne S,betnbrer
elm Bud, lpel6es Muleitun9 oajll 9iebt, pie oas cine
0elhlebt oas onoere III 6eiem ibla9en uno man lid
bic 9iebe uno 9tei0un9 ireenO elmer Qerlon, UNI Die es
@mem 3u tbun, erlperbeu tnuu. 400 Settel. per Dot
so Gents. unit II. Is o., 9(o. 1879 Suo SlebelItf
Str. HhilnneInhia. 80. 4gN26iN '
, 1876-12-21

Ser Dapf ether Tamtlie. SO nns
rtetns Srau fa9en 9bnen ben srSBtsn Dant fiji
Or. Mn gulf &Gnt9's 9amburger
Erppfen, i9reibt 5err Sobn pott, Geneva,
Sa.. benn b%teieIben baben utts srpBe Dsenle
srtptelsn. 8ts Ia6en bic 5rUpfsn nt9t mebr
aus9eben.
, 1876-12-21
&Datt's 2ebems'S alfam.
Gin mebisinilmes gSuubcr.

Stadium, Serptsln, 6Sni9s. Rrantbsit, @rgfpeIas, sac
el0Ipur unp oe i9ltmmten 5a0e Won Slutiranfests
ten, erpBe S1lrabe, Geber- unD glterenletptn, &ina.
purm &c. &c. ptrb .Iuf's 8efinlmtsie burp nietea xSnte
auer 0teint8unesmitteI eebetlt. DerIelbe 1T speIpRp.
SpauSie Sabre ptnbur6 pom publttum erprpbt, eat
punperttauienpe pom Saaen 8epetlt unb earirt ness,
penn mao VorlprtTt NJ SIT en ttheres pslls
mtttsl BON 5ittln IN auen ~be!baren 6ausn, eurirJ bic
tauIlten alten Gel9wure. ielbtt MO Ger 8ap6ea lGpa an
9etrensn IT.
Spatt's 2e~bens.SaIfam eurtrte 5errn 5. 3. ssn-
map, Gra9ppen I'M part.& beaten su Erpptlpn, ". H.,
pem drUnil&en Npeumattsmus, nadbem berieIbs ppne
GrtplS pom ben pprjlaIt6tsn AerSten @urppa's Gat
Amertta's bsbanoeit pprpen mar.
Spatf's Reconsideration curtrte 9errn 8. %.
5pup, Dodmater VIC. III Diaetlpn Cir, ppn etnern
eetaprlt&eu @sl&pIr, na6psm er is1s DipnaIv I'm
SrSaeWap 5Nipttnl mar uRo pprt ais unbelbar srTIdrt
purpe.
9patt's 2ebens.@ aIlam BETTE 5srru 5aepb WStb,
Gtnce 9(p. 242 Wrefnptn Str, ppn etuemt ierptuIpIen
Vel0wure, nobel Die 5auIntB loon bio auf ben RnVgen
8%eerun9en mar. Perr u. BAT pabrenb 10 Sabren aa6
g~eIhebener Setluna telne QDteeerb0Iun8 Der E~raaISeit
%ertabren.
Springer, 9e. 1888 Brpene Str, ppufdneig Don tHts
yuaeetem Nbeumatismus 10 erntItder ART, paS osrislbv
ben Setif bes 8ranfsn ltpn perpirrt bate. Oet Oe.
nannts tonnts Mot telne 9anb Jun Sepfe srpebsH xnb
mar paprenp ereisr Wtonate ans Sett e~efeitlt.
gu BADEN in Der Saupt, Office, 246 Irane Str, xEe
5lal6en So.
3patt's beratmte 9siImttteI Hmk, ,Ssp
Spatt'S uRfeplbarer Qebens. 9allam III 100.
Spatt'S IA b., peppslt farter 2ebens. Salfam, ,u
St.25. Spatt's 9aImVnte Salian. pber Der S8wInp.
iu6tteen OrsuEb, 31 $1.0O. - Spatts Spis Stnt.
r1ent, u%nfeblbar FUR eeteen une S6msr5en ieeer art,
8pptpeb, SnFuentd, 9atarrp, 3u rs SIS.
9Denn ebt9e ArIttslnt6t In eurer Mpotbefe pbcr an ~.
rem plase bu baden ttne, 70 renbe man I'D brett aHpas
Central Depot, 246 Sraneltr., V, y.
@cDtn 3. Spatt 4 Co., @ietntblmtr.
usbsral bin per @rpres Usri4tdt bsim baIbsu
2uSenp. 13n2Uiun
, 1876-12-21

@to WOno college. - MacOn, Ga,
ben "a. Sebruar, 1876.
...... DIR. &u8uf 45nfsS Sam
burger T~rDpfen fnb bon anSee3ei9netsr
gStrtuug unb be8balb nabeau unentbebrlid fir
mt9, 2eY. Batter j. 9. Nebmanu.
, 1876-12-21
EtnGr : 9epQrtrmcnt.

Gompa9nien, pelbe NusriiitunA uuo Sorrdtba
n6tbi4 babeu, lpaten brett nit Dem 5abrItanten belt'
beln. ,bite, Miiiben, @iirtel, 6ernoen II. !. 10. Sos
blligite 6aus i'm Gei1Gtt, 9atolo9e frel Sel Der
olteu Sirmd BON Slnheripn une SpneS, 1893 @ranb
Slr. ". 4gN20uQ.
, 1876-12-21

Gin sutes M2tttsl sesen GOIR nnb 2sibi6mer-
gen itno DIR. @u9Rf &Gnts'S 5ambur.
sr G%ropfen, f6reibt Serr Mi6ael Weil,
IgStlbapata, Snb., benn %bisieIbrn bsIfsn ausen.
, 1876-12-21
StaOt, 9orf un0 yano



Seoe Nllmmer entbGlt ~ eruBe bop-
petite 0ctau= Se,tell, nit Der beiteu Ori=
gtnal=Selebrun9, i'll jeoer QBclls 5uuer=
lama mn lp0br qelDrieben BON pic
len prattIl@et, intell9enteIl, arbei ens
ben M0nnern rno sfrauen, iue(he luiis
lelt, uber mas lie lhrejben. Gs meroeu
iGbrli1 $4,000 fir oas Sammeln
ltno Serbreiten 9eraoe Der Writ Der Ne.
le9rll19, Die Seoer braudt. perars0abt.
600 bls zoe i61n ausgeliibrt
SplSibnitte, bibi6 unD beleDreno,
ltno III leoem Ean0e ~entbolten nit
me9r oenn elm tnuIeuo SCiten beItelt
Ori9inal.SeIetoffes fiir Die @auSbals
tun9, fir Das 9ori= pper Staot=
0lGsden, fir ben @arter, fir Die
Saueret. fir ben Saueperter, liir
loie &aufeute uno Die 0clebrfen, Der
ben tleInlten 6lcdben @roe btlibt pper
bat er ternes, fir leinc 6amille mt
@ini6luB Der tleinen 9eute.
Cine un9ebeure GirtuIation erleiAtert
bic SOFTEN oes Sammelns mertboouer
ISnfoymatipn, 6ol3ibnitte etc. in Iol
der 98 lie, oaB Die berous9eber oieie
lebr mert9uple 3eitlbrift iir nur
S1.60 oas Sabr nit B~orousbe3ab=
lung ob8eben t0nhen /; 4 Gremplare Ilr
1910 10 Grcmptare fir $l3. @in5elus
9tummerll tolten 10 Gents. Der 30
SanO fGn9t eben III.
SIR brdudt es; es besabit. SIS
9tlft iiber Die DarteIl t3eiten Dinlpe9. IS
fultet meni9er ais e1nen balben
8 en- t09lt0. Sin Grtras@i Die
9So proDucirt ooer depart, be5ablt
loaIir 10 ein Quart QBaijen, noer bret
pints &orn, 2 Quart aartofteln, ein
arauttopt 8 9lnts Wtil6, IL llnjen
I8utter, 2 SUB Doll a 9funo ,3uder
ooer 4 hinge &bee ooer l o. .. Stamp
Die 9So0e.
Mtu6e cine bieIer fteiuen GrIparniIic
poer @rtra-@ra0l9niIe uno belor9e Otr
uuo .&einer 6amtlte Yuno 81 pes
u merican N9riculturlt IS
bejablt lid. o ct d es. 9}ur 81. 60
i'm Sprals.
| Orange SnoO Co.,
Seramsgeber.
, 1876-12-21
R5 biN $40 ser %N0 1m A9amie

SGnu,An,, Menn Sbr ben OeytdUHi@Ien
%&GCieASN< Irtitel in Der 98elt uno eine
majiios9olDeue pateuts Nnter-ll1r ~tpitenfrei baben
poat, 10 l9reibt lOfOrt an $. 9rtbe II. 6 o.. 761
YroanlpaD, u. y. 4gD21iep,
, 1876-12-21

6 e. q ( y fir Neenten II uuferen 3epn nelen
@ w @tooelttes, 9eraoe in ben Martt
9ebradt. Nfan braubt lie in ieoem bauIe. Muitsr
%4QB27aps -. 3. SSbitr u. 60, Teiparf, q. 5
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IL have laid heart, hand and for.
tune at her feet. Ii she accepts ms
j shall envy nobody in tho wide
worid.n
Cuthbert meditated awhile ere be
resumed
"YUu must he sincere, Vincent or
you would not marry Marguerite"
Sincere, Cod knows | am"
My host gazed AT me, and laughed
q merry laugh that rang loud and
long through the hall.
My dear fellow" be began, you
are the victim OF a little ruse. My
sisteg-in-law has had a mortal fear OF
falling a prey I some fortune hunter;
and when you, on tour arrival, mis-
took her for the goyerness, she could
not resist the temptation TO carry out
the imposture. Ia the biz OF u con-
fab we had with her On the %veEandaE
she begged gs nOt u u%ndeceiye you,
add Nc humofed her whIm. she
coaxed the cousin @ho was staying
With US to act the part Of lac h%eiress,
aud as she bud taught the children
duriog The absence of their Preach
governess, they we're nos likely " be
trey tho secret. Blanche Marguerite
Dupont, come Eere aad confess :"
Dear, dear, Richard, | knOw
can trust Won"
"Bhuche is EoW my wife; ard,
pseplog over my shoulder AT NY man
u crtp,, she bids he teii the world
sue has never repenfed he sir@tsgem
tGUt voa my love.
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The Iowa say lie ofPoIiiicai Discussion

There Is one thing" said Mr..
Leathbrby, as we were walking down
town yesterday morning, that dis
gusts me with politics, and hat is the
violent and abusive tone III which
our papers conduct the discussion of
every issue and question which they
touch upon"
Indeed you may well be disgust
ed by IT," replied old Mr.. BartholO-
new, who bad just joined him. III
is as much as IA man cau do 10 life a
newspaper off his doorstep with a
pair of longs. Time and again /
throw the paper down half read, aud
| have seriously thought of stopping
it altogether, for / consider its pres
ence in my family a CONTAMINATION
III is, ia truth" replied Mr.. Leatb-
erby, lit is worse than a c0ntamina-
ton IL is %corrapting; it has q de
grading, brutalizIOg influence that is.
| an convinced, undermining the
foundation of our moral structure
The press o. to-day IS one great en-
gile Of abuse. defamation, bad gram
mar. verse language and worse NOR
ais
Il cannot see, Tor my part" said
Mr.. Bartholomew. why men cannot
discuss politics as freely, as earnest.
ly, aud as entirely free from acrimo-
NOUS expression and feeling. Us pore
" free from abusive language OF any
kind. from any heat and anger, 10
fact, as they could discuss the grade
OF q street OF the style of a coat"
"And SO think l." said Mr.. Leath-
erby, Il campo for for my part con
eeise VI an intellect 50 warped and
narrow, . mind so shallow, that ii
cannot carry Oh q discussion upon
any question in politics without fall
ling luto the asperities, ~vulgarity abg-
sive d~etraction, and shameful slander
that is the r~eproach aud disgrace of
the newspaper press"
at is a form of idiocy, / believe
replied old Mr.. Bartholomew; it is an
indication Of a feeble mind that looks
upon abuse as an argument and bully
ing as logic. | am and always have
been a Republican. but | can express
my disapproval of measures in a gen.
tlemanly manner, and if | had not
mind enough to keep my temper |
would consider that 1 had no right 10
talk politics"
You are perfectly correct replied
Mr.. Leatherby, earnestly; "and,
while We disagree on some points in
political controversy, | being a life
long Democrat, yet We can freely and
with mutual pleasure. and, | trust.
profit, meet and discuss our difTeren-
ces in a friendly way. without giving
way TO the insane and detestsble ex-
hihition Of temper, ignorance aad
prejudice which marks the lone of the
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small Poy.

TORONTO, November 2S-Oifcial
advices received at Ottawa confirm
unofficial reports to the effect that the
mosy terrible outbreak of small pox
ever known in the history Of the
Northwest Is desolating Gimbic, an
lcclandic and Mennonite settlements
of about 1000 souls on the east side
Of Lake Winnipeg. The deaths
aversgl $50 daily. No medical men
are ca the spot, but the Manitoba
Government is endeavoriug 10 seue
doctors. The se0urge is also raging
with terrible fury on the west side Of
the lake. The Fort Alexander In
dams have been decimated, aud bun-
dreds nave died In settlements On tie
Qoi Appellee river. The indians are
fleeing south toward the boundary
line. The fur trade Is stopped
throghout the Northwest by order of
the authorities.
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WHOLE NO. 1927.

kindness, for | don't know il | sbal
ever be able to pay the loan" an
swered the young man, in a voice
tremulous with emotion.
"Take the money az all eyents. ]
can wait until you are able to return
it, Thereupon the prince held out
two notes OF a hundred rubles each,
and coming close up to him whisper
ed a few words very softly. There
was a sudden lighting up Of the Of
ficer's face. He Immediately took
the two notes. aud tnrn,ng toward
the lady, handed them to her with a
polite bow.
81 hope madame, you are salts
fed"
With d malicious smile she reeched
out her hand for the money.
ayes; now | am satisfied"
With a scornfal glance over the
court and spectators, she prepared TO
leave the court room on her husbands
arm.
stop, madame" said the officer,
who had suddenly become like auoth-
er man, with u firm and confident
manner.
Wat do you want?"
The look that toe young woman
east upon him was as insulting IS
possible.
Il want my dress" be answered,
with a slight but still polite bow.
Give me your address aud will
send it 10 you"
"On, no, my dear madame, / am in
the haoit Of taking my purchase 81
once. Favor me gith the dfess i'm
mediately."
A shout Of appreciation came fro n
the gallery.
"Order.' cried ihe judge.
What an insane demand said
the lady's husband. "My wife can
not undress herself here"
az have nothing to do with you,
sir, 10 this matter, but only with the
complainant. Be SO good, madame,
as % give me nay dress immediately
/ am in e great hurry; my affairs are
urgent, and / cannot wait a momen:
longer.
The pleasure Of the audience at the
expense of the lady increased Win
every word until it was hard TO en-
force any approach to quiet, so that
either party could be heard.
"Do not Jest any more about it. |
will hurry and send you the dress IS
Don as possible"
81 am Lot testing. demand from
the representative Of the law my own
property-thst dress" said the ofi-
Ger raising his voice.
The judge thus appealed to, decid-
ed promptly.
"Tbe officer is right. madame.
You are Obliged to hand over the
dress IN the spot"
Il can't undress myself before all
these people, and go home without
any dress on" said the young wo-
man, with anger and tears.
You should have thought of that
ooner Now you have DO time to
lose. Either give US Toe dress of
your W accord, Or = nod that
could not be IBisinterpreted brought
Il the lady's side two officers Of jus
tice, who seemed about to take upon
themselves the Office OF lady's maid
Take your money and leave NE
my dress"
ION, no, madame: that dress i
now worth more than TWO hundred
rubles to me-"
How much do you ask FOR it 2"
Two thousand rubles, said the
officer, firmly.
Il Will pay the sum" the weeping
husband responded, promptly. II
have five hundred rubles. Give me
pen aud paper and l will write an or
der upon my banker or the remain
lag fifteen hundred"
After be had written the draft the
worthy pair Withdrew, amidst bliss
Jugs from the audience.
Query: Did the lady ever again
let her train sweep the street
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
Florida.

New YORK. November 29-TEe
Times has the following special:
Rooms OF STATE CANNAssINGf
BOARD, TALLAHASSEE Nov. 90
We hereby certify ssst returns
from all the counties Of TIE State, ex-
eept Dade county, were this day
opened by tie Board Of State Con-
vassers, and the yote for electors, as
officially announced from the face Of
the returns ia detail. aggregate as
follows:
HUMPHREYS received 24,32S, Pearce
received p 52i. Long received a.
325, Holden received "a 52S, Youngs
received 24,3S4, Ball received "a. 2sS.
Hilton received 24,2s3, Bullock re-
.ceired 2i,2S2.
The first four are the Republican
aud the last four the Democratic can
dieates.
Signed W. LEE,
A. p. THoRP,
Clerks OF Board
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How 90 be Strong.

Never let he bowels be confined or Uuculy act
el upon. 10 may appear singular ;hat Holloway /
fiiIs should bc recommend q Tor "a run upun thv
bowels many p-rsulis surpusing that the! would
iucrcase r, taxation. Tins u d great mistake. hew-
ever: for lnvsr Pulls VIII Immediately correct .hc
liver an. stop every h,ng u uyw-t complaint Ia
warm climates thousands 81 Eges nave J-eH ~lvs4
by thc use ul TINS medicine, which la all eases
gives tone and yigur 10 the whole organic system,
however uerauged health aud strength following
a. q matter ut course. The uppeute, 900. Is won
ucrlully increased 10y the use ul tncse Pals, CON-
blned IN the use uf solid m preference 20 luid Gict.
Animal tool Is better Than uIoths and SLOWS. Iy
removing acriu. icrHeutcJ. or other impure hu-
InuEs from sac liver stomach, OF blood. ine cause
ot dyscntg-y, uIafrhU4 ana uther bowel com
plain : Is expelled. The result is, that the DIS
turbsuce Is arrested and the action OF the bowel
becUhes regular. Nothing will stop the rtlaNd-
ti0n ut the bowels SO quickly as this lae correcting
medicine.
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New Adceyt easements.
Disorders.

What is more fearful than a breaking co,n OF
he nervous system TO be e~Ncita0ie or nervous IN
a email degree Is most distressing, hr where can q
remedy be FOUND > There Is one .-Ir.ak but little
wine, beer, or spirits, or far better, none take
no cCgee,-wesk tea being preferable; get all the
lrCsa air you can; take three Or fogr rIl.s every
night; eat plenty OF soligs. avoiding the use Of
slvpS ami II these golden rules are follow Ell, you
wiit pe happy la mind ana straie inbocy, ami Ior-
get You have any nerves
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
Banks.
JOHNSTOWN SAVINGS BANK,
1919 CLINTON STREET,
JoHNsTowN,P PA.

Chartered September AZ. 1873. Deposits receiv.
co % ak sums not iess than one dollar Present
rate % interest six per cent. Interest is due in
Use iaonAis Ui June anu December, anu II not
WiihdfdNA Is added 10 the deposit thus cJmpogn-
llag twice a year Without troubling the dcpusi.
cor 90 call or even 10 present the depus,t book.
Money loaned CA real estate. Preference, with
h0eralratcs ana long imv, givea to borrowers OIL
iering hrst mortgages On farms worth four or more
times the amount 81 loan desired. Good refer
cnce, perfect utles, axe, required.
rms corporation Is exclusively = Savings Bank.
No Commercial deposits received, nor discounts
made. No loans On personal security.
BLANK applications for borrowers. copies OF the
rules, bylaws and special law relating TO the
hanksent 20 any address requested.
LECsTEEs-JSmcs Cooper, David Di0ert, g.
J. Ell,s, A J. Hawes, +. ~. Hay, John Lowman,
l. a. Lapsly, Daniel Mclaughlin, ID. }. Morrell,
L-wis Plltt Al. 4. Boggs, Conrad suppes, Geo.
4. SSank, james McAuilen, Jsmes no riey and
". y. Walkers.
Daniel j. Morrell, President; Frank Dihert
Treasurer; Cyrus k.des, solicitor. nova.
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EARBEEEEEs.

In scarlet clusters DER the gray stone wall
The barherres lean ia thin autEmnal ai-.
jas when The fields ana gsrien-plots arc bast
And ere the green leaftakes the tinto Of fall,
They come 70 make tho eye a festival
Along the road for miles their torehes flare.
All. II your decp-sea coral vera bat rare
The damask rose might envy itwiihal),
WINS bards had suag your praises long ago,
Called yoa dae names in nonsy-wg-ied books
The rosy trafans Of turnpike and Of lane,
september's hlu'hts, Ceres lips aglow,
Little Rel Riilngacods-1r your sweet looks
ia; your lle5siin beauty Is vain.
r. .. slaric5, ia Doc ANaaiie
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

liz is rumored that a prominens
Democratic candidate has gone into
Bankruptcy because he gave severa!
followers tickets, each Good for one
drink" cad they artfully made them
Good for one drunk.r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
sicH lE~radaene, nod wan,as Arreri.e.

These feelings which $50 saddcn us. frequently
arise iruin alinVt ances or trvunic, from OUstTartcu
Precipitation. OF lrons eating anu thinking what is
unuL Tor Is, Glus ui-urdcrILg Tie aver ani SUOMI
ach. lLcsa organs aust Au regulated u you wish
20 Je well. The rlls. Ii taken according To the
printed instructions, VIA quickly restore % healthy
action 20 both uver ana ztumach. whence fuiiuW,
as "A na, ural consequence, a good appetite ana a
ans utAcr meuicino is ever used Tor these uis0r-
der.
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Disorders OF she Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs. whether
they : crete too mucn ct too hilc water -
whether they toe afflicted Viii stone ct gravel, ~
with aches and pains settled IN the lBius over the
reaiuns 81 the Kidneys. thesc Pills siUuiI be tax.
en- according 20 the printed directions. ard the
Ointment should DC we'll rlbbcu into tie smaliOf
the back al bedtime. Iais treatment VIII viye AL
most immediate relief when all otncr means have
l!teG-
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Clerks of Boar'
TSigned

Never let a nan Imagine that he
can pursue a good end by evil means
without SHINING against his own soul.
Aoy other issue may be doubtful;
the effect on himself is certain.
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M.thys. ana prnsn,ers.

II there IS one thing more than ane.her for
which these Pi.is are - !. inaus, iCIs thcse purify
ing properties, especially thclr power ut cleansing
the uiUud lrJm ai Impurities, ana removing dan
gcrUus ami suspended secrctol8s. Universally
Adopted a. the one graud remedy Tor female COM
plants, they never iaii. never weaken the system,
ana always bring abOat what is required.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13
For Stomach. cute. Order.

No medicine will So efectga!ly Improve the tone
Of the stomach as these PITS they remove ali
aclliuy. Occasiuned either 10y intempcrGuCe OF i'm
proper dict. They reach the liver anu reduce 10 10
"A healthy action they are Woulcrlully Cfieaciuus
in cases Of SPa-Iu-iE TACT they never luI IN curing
all disorders 81 the stomach.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

you'll never marry agia, Susie,
you griege so arter lick. Was II
twice you faiHted, or three times, al
the g~rave?n
Bless 20 soul, Sary, it was tree
times | tainted. an de last time neb'
Der like TO kun TO
'Ob, Susie, you'll nebber marry
agiu. viii yer?'
Bless yo' soul. Frank Dunn Ak
ne bout dis before my husband died
an ! promised him if be died IL
have hHn, an won't tell q lie
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

The liar is the deyil's o in,i2
mate friend.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-13

Mrs. Brown tells her husband not
to sit ia his shirt sleeves, or he will
catch cold. How q a man sit ia
his shirt sleevcs2