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An old physician. retired from rrac
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ncut cure of Consumption, Bronchitis.
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or English, with full directions. Adj
dress, with stamp. W. W. SHERAR, 1926
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The upper twiGs of trees set twelve
years on sht to grow six t" twelve or
moro inches each year. L" Judge Of
the condition of an app|" tree is much
like judging of the condition Of sheep
if, i raSturc. Look at the sheep, and
not at the pasture. AS long as the
sheep are plump and fat they Mc AL
right
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boiled eggs. dip in raw egg and bread
crumbs, fry in butter, and serve hot.
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Brickmaker and LAYER.

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Preparations are being rapidly
pushed forward now for retittng the
Senate Chamber aud the hall of the
House of Representatives for the
coming session Of tho Legislature.
The old mating in the former has
been removed from the floor, and
that will be covered with new mat
ting, and thorough oyer|aulng and
cleaning of walls, etc.. will be made.
III the House an entire change will
be made, new desks put in, new
mating placed upon the floor, and Il
new stand will be erected for the
Speaker, so that by the time the Gen
raj Assembly meets the general ap-
pearance of the two halls will be
crelitable to the State, and will show
such
A Vast Improvement
that it will even surprise those of the
natives ) who hung out there, as it
were, last spring and winter during
the hobnobbing Of the Packard eau.
Gus.
Nothing of special moment trans
plred ID an executive way yesterday.
The Governor, who was at his Office
during the geate portion of the day,
attended to routine business, merely
referring several documents rrQnjring
legal construction and supervision to
the Attorney General, and signing
one or two unimportant commissions.
lie will doubtless to-day or to NOR
row issne
A Thanksgiving Proclamation,
fixing the Goth inst, as a day of fast
ing and prayer, and from this time to
the assembling of the Legislature he
will devote a few moments OCCASION
ally to the preparation ofhis message.
The reports of the Secretary of State,
State Auditor and State Snperntcnd,
ent of Public Education are being
prepared, and while those officials
have had virtually but half the years
data to work upon, their reports will
be complete even in minute particu.
lars.
The State Superintendent of Public
Education will show il vast increase
in the number Of schools, attendance
of both white and coored children in
the parishes, and will prove conclu-
sively that, with proper management
and a few slight changes in existing
laws, the youth of Louisiana can
have equal advantages to those of
any other State in the South.
The Auditor will be able to show
from the records of his office misap-
preparations Of hundreds of thou
sands Of dollars of
The Peoples Money,
and if he chooses TO 60 into details he
has the summarized data to show
where considerable of that money
went. lie can show, too, that since
the establishment of the government
selected and elected by the people,
they have been satisfied that the
money paid by them would be ap.
piled only to legitimate purposes, and
for that reason have been and are
paying their taxes more promptly
than for years.
1t was rum0red about the State
House yesterday that Gen. McMillen,
having been confirmed aud his bond
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-31
sad Less, Bad Breast, Sores and
ulcers.

AAdrs-rip-i1lo oi sores are reu.edllle ~ ihe
Vrllcr 4u.l ding sGt oi This il--slil.5lu lFo-
iaF4..lu to l-lriillr- cure u.ti les ~ l1Siyr-
Ius tle ctgts Ci tLe gJuE- tlsgct!igr = i1iiy
siluE.. -zil GllllC i-u-ls diseased cJ-ial-
iiua rulIils lcrIluIJn 80 oFeak cul wlth t--i-
iu4. Igrs lE "a few Ga.s. The ouly r.Isl.ilil zLl
Successful tre4giueft. indicated ~ aatare Is t1
r-.uce, ue .u-lliu- .l,u IA al-1 .i.sus llr wuuu-
-l.--e Sac AvlhtssTiii-s lsris ig Eu-u4l-s az
pyat- tl- u.il,luusi as -lt Is lurct lEtl liet-
AIS nIt. y4,- tl4g t -ant isuri,rs Pc dr.lil-
c,I ,u ir.iu .hc maze. swollen. aIil .reii
f.ifls 5f.-.. .ttlut ts rvuifl. ss- - us-cr- and
isasl li5sr LaIuurs r. s- etlllls leiii-
s,is= wiz san -ral; warm tr4l ;.st4 ysaaser ili1i
uiu.aIr.i- EaE ncct well ruai-es =, VIII so.Ic ang
sici iuc s..liu aul -l-sri o. assist D. cuIe- 4Eere
y 'l-scr -luu uI al. eE -re al ~ cling. Nitrh
nrc1 Iiunutl here. arieIidauI upon tae isl-
lies 10 stii- WHICH thls biu.Ileui A. "
gen y rlcouiael4C1 as d sovereign remedy n
caring such 54s,iIleus srcs - mover tails tu re
score liir s.rln 90 healthy state X The fils ue
taseu st4.l-.lia.. 10 the iiEIuie1 iustTllIiuLs.
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nou People eet stea

EFssr.l- tlie shles
Eaaaz ,.0 maeb and a-d -so i--i.
S&4..oE5lz age--1-.v lll-.-el,ed
food
EvtaEl- alez I'D meals
Keep .-ao ---a1s -ele1--
Tza meals pr 'r-ezeisr '1ler-
rl.s
DraE1e e--5ls Ea.s-r -ai
g.e.- .lfsI.- .----1z c-1zz
eYl- .l,e 1o4fs AZ as-- ---
..--g.s- ..s .s,e TO lte morning
Nsarla- -..t.e- zoo uglt 81 as 30
relax t6e e.-1u'a.i81.
Neyiec-ioz % 'sa-5 fhe body -1'-
eis8J7 o. s-epsbr pores oPea-
S-arrIa2 --- 7t9meea - sr4lIi-
vain 1nd f,.if-l passion i9- lre.--
Fre;i1z IT, miad v,th bore +ed
rogbies
~walioz isz o1aez uedici7rs L-f
s~erv imsxiaarg sHmeot
Exebaazi1z rhs Earm cie-ls- Nofa
10 a sara r. Oh G8-iay thr d1F i1r
costumes s-I azp. sa-e l1cl1e1i i'
eresiag rartiss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-31
q HOME.

What Il a hones A guarded space
Wherein Sew, unfairly blest,
Shall ss' together, lace to face.
And bssk and purr and be a. rs-
Where cushioucd walls rise upbctwer~
rs inmates and the common air,
sThc c1mmoa pain, and p "a and SCREEN
Prom blows q t4,e or winds Of care
Nhcre Ar may blossom s;rusE an5 aec.
Ard pleasure tur! her sin,el wing.
iud every iadcn momeut ho
a precious ard peeuiilr thine
-tai past anl future, sofiy vciled
Ia hidmg zlists shall auat ana lie.
Fsrgotten half aud unassailec
i'y either H0pe or Memory.
VI lille tho luxarieBi Presen HeaTes
Her pcrianed spells untrieI, rz,srue.
Bzehiers her.slrnenis, heaps tor sheaves,
Al! lo- the pleasure Ola few
Can &c &c this-Ihe loEged tor thing
= hICb vandeFs ia the restless foam.
UnsheiteTed tcggars, birls On Ei.g,
Aspire Go. dseila o.. ehTisten Home -
W. ArJ may bloom, and peace ard bliss :;
Gri-f IN ~ refrain an Death forget
Eat - there be no more than this,
The saal af home i wan. isi, yet.
Dim image from ?ar glory caught.
Fa1- type Of. isire- things 20 be.
Tha true home rises In uur th9agh;,
A. beacon for ii men to sec.
Is Iau.qs 0u-H freely in the night;
Us tire-.i ms unchiidea sbe1
Their cheering ami Astounding ught
On homeless folk uncani0rtel.
E4.h sweet and seere; thing within
Gives ont fragrance On the air
A thankful breath, sent ferth 10 win
A A,lle smile from others care.
The les, they b4sk in closer heat;
The many catch the fs-ther ra,S
Lie higher seems, the world morn svT.st.
And hope anJ heavea less fa- away
81 the oil miracle aaez
Is wrought on earth and prsvcIs good
And cruus aPgrtiohed lor = ia~,
GJi-b!essed, sutfi-e q .aEit!lude.
SsseH C00lidgs, is Irdepead,aa
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JOHRSTOWN SAYINGS BANK,
i2V CLINTON STREET,

Chartered September IL l.Ta. Deposits recc!y-
s,, ui 4sll -4Ius lgss ta-a vue auliar rFlscht
r,tl ll Interest slA litr Ceni Interest is Gt II
Ine months eI Jun- aDd December. .stia ~ ilnt
sltlrsuu Dr. .itiic Go TIE llfs.!l tuu- c1inis si-
lius vice year NItnuut troubling the .eLVsl-
ton DO g..li ~ UVen tu present tac Gepus't iH>iE
sf.ls-. lsa..i ,.si rt.i! estate l'rpIercnc. with
bB,ral rstc. luug ie -c.vu-, tO Borrowers OF
IcriIl- uIar,- = l l.lris Harth i'lr n ilOfe
iulgs Lrt au-ult Us loan acslrvt- tfsrii fefer-
rucy lltTfr,s ll.4e, - ~ aired
.alr l...fs.t-ts is s1clussrciy savings Bank
SO commercial .elrlsIts received u1r discounts
ulill. Au lv.II- ul p-sslll.li security.
BlluA applications iur .'urruRers copies % me
ri..us. ts--aAs ana si'ecli4 lae rc'a'-Es 20 ihe
glUA srl. 80 any .iatg .ss requested
lEI s4aZs - mes Cooper, b4sl4 blatfs- -
u. Ellls. A. j. hawes. +. y Hay Juun l." man
l. b. I4ltsIy. Daniel " ei.aU.gi..iu- T. ). NuIrcll,
Lewis rlll II. A. Blgss, ooufAc cuIfie-- Geo.
L. SsElA. james AC-.-llru. ISiurs Ay ries aald
" N ngl.Vrs.
Daniel .. Aorren. P.us--vrt. Ft-T& Diter'-
Trg.-Urer. y-Es El-er, >t..ci,yr- noF-+-
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Army Faitursr

There ore bad ale8 Sho iiEe upon
the ui-..-. .aes y others. There are
msa whs a.l'a yigsge tAe aanoa
I-t5 cig.l ra 5 - 70 bet e-l1le
-lrD l9 uI.a-r their ne'gl5.l- a
SOB. os .vaa -3l.i 1lt G-as -1em
i1-l the ---f-e- IB-s are -o- agh,-
ee-; tle7 a-e -l.8srs a1l there's
UI1 lal- 9- -le1---lil-z 81 -l 'rae
re-sr 30 ll agl3 it IKE s1 u.-E
lU4-rr rl. co tl1 proper -ne,
~ --1. l-- -----1 -pl- lLe carcaszes
VI --r -ls5l. This tla class tl--
IS shouting t.- Tildes or var. 10 they
should ge- I-1-n sley wou-i bel o.
ralis1- o. f-.-t-F a-fride tLe dead
body .t tl- q l1- Percy i they
ID 4.d ar1s la.g- war. tleE HIl-1
-aeaE -5 -Le -.a-. eaf while Er-es-
people cu- e-ea o.8ef's lGraa--. -ley
uo1.d rob -5e.-l arsa-e s,es.l@ay
.-s -a1s-8l-s W -,.d.-f- H.-lHs
l-i orpla--
Our I1.l --- class 9l r-He eng
mics Tb.- s1e8'a be scolrced ai.l
the Iasa and tbis fails 20 i@p-r-
wisdom. tEs7 4a4id BE- -e-t ,o sand
guard J7sr .ls Black ula .9rl- q
rev m4.t.s .f ail-er il l-e this
-zae--eaee. t-e7 slsi elsue- -3r 01r,
,aev Should DE- eco. go capture sitting
Bal. 20 transferred % rae Mexican
arms
TIE pp,e aao. peace. and Tie
mac " sl1 IS declared Psesloe-- ~ zoe
wee P-s-11els ~ -1e 5eaa-e ale-l-
-- BIZ 14-s - Hsyss 1- T..de1 VII
satisfy she mi,ry. d. ai-er t--s
unua1ccsu ueH5. soy n.a1. or eln.7la1-
.isl a. uea. Fsl-- t1 k-la 1p lis-
-a-a-1-r. tLey Should IL tre-,et 81
Common -----l 5-1Eisr- ard a.1-
--- a- f1-l lla- dlr-cf. SD The arsee
.F t1- community leI-zll--
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pleasant oIir--fs-

Tie Eaash szP.or-z ez4e---i1a
s.1.-ef he -e-sres- c9-1 ever e1fe-
reocaI-a he A-,ic regions IH--e
,be me-eosy aas frozen ia tbs her
70 -etsr ~ dllsen days 81 -ae
Fsr ~ 5zF- rLeT bad O. -'ai --
c. tfr e i. ara --eF
49, 81 h1v z--- s
ar s-a ene--. ths. lss t-1se ---
Es.a xrsst rapliry- Isoagl o T5--
descs 80 Tie ATtis rezi9ls n-y --t
y r 81 respects dssi-sble, :; seems
-,.-4 mea e d
- er cs very ters-
d zrse q co@iOrt. saa th4' ne
,x-rrnse e1sG IS LII aaesa=@i.-f =. IL
,as - nsz-lE
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that kindness that comes from the
heart. and which is the Onl Y kindness
likely TO impress the keen-slghted
popular judgment and Lord Cow
RE mad but little of the eqnivocal
reputation Of his predecessors. They
could be splendid now and then on
great occasions. though in general
they were hOmely enough all which
the public likes. II was bore Lin
dores said bu. yet the young nan
did not dislike the honors, aud the
adu!asion, and al! the hearty speeches
aud good wishes. /, is sweet 70 a
Young mao to feel himself the centre
of all homes Il seemed very reason
able to him-very BatGral-thst be
should be 80, and that the farmers
should feel a pride in thinking Of bis
future speeches ia Parliment He
promised 10 them with the sincerest
good faith that be would not disap-
point their expectations - that ne
would feel their interest in him an
additional spur. What so natural as
that interest and these expectations
lie was almost solemnized By bis
own pOsiIion-so young, looked NJ
10 by so many peOple-sO MANY
hopes depending on him: and vet it
was quite natural His father, how
ever, was sill more sUlemuized than
L.ndOres-and this was strange, 20
say the least His face grew graye-
aud graver as the day went Oh, till
IL almost seemed az if be were dis
satisfied With his sons popularity. or
bad some painful thought weighing
on MS mind. 1e was restless aud
eager for the termination Of the din.
ner, and TO get rid of his guests; and
as soon as they were gone, showed
an equal anxiety that his son should
retire too. ''GO 10 bed at once, "a q
favor 20 me- Lord Gowrie said.
i"YOu will have 8 great deal Of ia
tigue-tg morrow .'You need not
be afraid for me. Sir, said Lindores,
hall ali, on,ed bat ne obeved, being
tired He had not once thought OF
the secret 70 be disclosed 20 him,
throughout all that long day Bot
" hen be woke suddenly with q start
10 the middle Of he night, to fnd
the candles all lighted 10 his room,
ana his falher standing By bis bed
side, Lind0res Instantly thought Of H.
/ aud IN a moment felt Inat the leading
egent-,be chief incident Of all tha,
had haopened-was going % take
place uow.
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-r----------z-@,
iqnated room hung with tapestry
9ery old tapestry OF rude design. i,s
:oi0rs faded into sOftaess and harmo-
ly between is folds here and there
a panel Of carved wood, rude too In
design, With traces of half worn
giidiue; o table covered With strange
Instruments. parchmeuts. chem.eal
tubes, aud curious machinery. all
with q quaininess Of form aud dim
ness OF material taat spoke Of age
\ heavy old velvet cover, thick With
embroidery faded almost cut Of al
color, was on the table on the wall
above i. something that looked Use
9 very oli Nc1etioo mirror. tLe glass
50 DIN aGd crusad thar it scarcely
reflected a. ai.- 20 ,he & r e. a.d
s1il Pcrs.aa csePr eora '4f. vague
BE d,as 1. l' c4.pr. Ths Sol ai
Iha. be ihaUza- bc saw u h-srt
wnich hli 1ll ibialriHc l1Gi as
aliases to clC a.m. lp1 il1r
.remsud5ls rsHart aaa Downward
u0l.ln hke q steam p.sto9. aad be-
grew calm. Perfectly siil.. dn, ua-
occupied ye- poJ 30 dim eithe-;
there was % apparent source cf light,
10 windows. cg-raics OF Tapestry
dg1wu everyW dcre-uo lamp visible,
no Grs-alt ye kiud O.. strange
hight which made everything quite
c.agr Ilc ,1DEJ e0cli try,1f CD
sGiio @, his tefror, irving t' 2y tg
himself taar Is Hgs che mlst rGf,aIs
place be had ever scea-lha- As must
snow Farsilgi Dol some pf iaa ryes-
try-tlsl be- mus. bring aaay % pan
cl of thar clrsiug-wae. Be adgcn-
iy -lF Jal. t-g dlor w4s stal by
which be la- elte e4-.1F, more
Juao sblt -raible. coveted lie
a.i the rest of Jae wallis b7 -lst
suaage tapesr7 A-tlls bis heart
aesaE o. n-1l a-lla ID spite "a him.
lie l-Yzed round once m1-e, aud
woke up o. more vivid being E'-h
a sudden s-a- Htd h,s eyes been
incapable of vision on bis a--. eu-
yralee Jlecslg.ed Whl was
tha- .a tle g-el. c4sirt
IL seemed % Liai1re- that 1e had
seen leUbsr cre chair n5S che m4a
when ae cime There thev were.
however. s9.d aud l1mI s.akal.e
. the chair cl-vea use tbe pane. ,l-
maa seated .1 iroaJ of tlc taoic Ha
booked 10 L.ld0res VIII a calm aat
open gsze, .h-p-e.Iug him The
young mans ber- seemed l bis
laroa, dauera- .E. q brd. 11 be-
was brave. a1d 1.- mind made one
final eiJu o. break ibis spell lie
LrIed % speak iablri1g Nith voice
lua- w0g.l .- sound, aud Ulh bps
goo u-rtulf e.. ..rm word Il see
b1a D. Vas Uha, Be waited %
ssg. BE- wl- Ea-. Is berl'- face tilt
w-s i5.Eils sl l.m7 aud startled as
be was. b. Dragged flr.l BIS phI.3s0-
ply % support lim What eIu.d 30
be Ju. opl.l- leia-i4u. Unconscious
csrsoral31. oeeei- --.z1-e bv tae .u-
pfe--ed s-a -2-luE mind d. ll.-
ale c.alreEs1re Bu. be- could l--
hear l.4=-l -nelk any word z5 be-
stood el4.-.-el. struggling a.- Or
hu- zel cLoEu- voice
Toe Appearance -u,ied. a- % know
i1- l.- ,b.uzl---1e- ulkldiv. la.
mal. .z.ly-aLl o certain smu-eueu-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-31

roro-tly eaps.

Ss. hon ,-,SeHe are genuine ual-=s tts
sign ~ 4. HAvptsK- as agent -a1 DE Jl-lte-
a~ .ls " = ~ y aE D. -Isrl o any uu= r-l
.-r rls- sHeA iu1fInatiIl may lead ta tlc 'i-fcc
Id. auy party y Ei1Tilss e-luter1citiuz til-
Esls sait, - yeniiI-s Use sgi4t a. y la t2tEl L.
~ .Iufisas-
f-t~alI q. -he 1Isulft,-ory of Professor E.oL-
LgpAN . Co. New Ea-s- al.i tsF a re-lHe5iittise
druggists E. llsIcr-I I NIe-l3e.Ie Iir,sg-.lg She
c5yillcl NJ, In I'D, a. - eents = -eis a11 =
casa
Ss-Therg j. considerable saving - t2sils the
---Zrr sizes
NB.-D.recti rs isr rh- -aislaas~ q patients
inrvery Jl-,7d-r are -Ifilse.. t.-sassL Por.
a a 4nr - = %. "
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-01-31
Piles, FistuIss, Structures

The above class ai complaints vii ne removed
81 uiehty lImeltiag lGe ar.s with warm water
aiil .i.. u 8- inuet rleeluai T1piIg ~ lie U.-I-
meat Persons -ulyg.s = i- ID these GiTelBi clt4-
,sla-L-s silullI tusc uei moment ia afTUs-ll-
inlirpr5zre.s. 4 sIuUsl ie understood 4llat o. Is
uii ii's-lcl.l ulgrvis go smear tlr J-I Ilsl- 80 -
aIeelea parts. tBI j nu>- o. we'll rua5ea IL -1-
llsiC.ii.c llLic Le eF .Elee times 2 13, tlI i
NAV be .Eeu INTO the system. wIrle i u4G r.
move am EiiGeu slre or ggggt - tL=eJa44-y as
;hug-I pal ts-llle tu Tie eve. 21rrr a-4iL tfeaA
ana water i-.ul-irCS. ailer the r1#tins IN ei ne
U!nluae1t siii ta .-r1t service. IHl, l. she eo.y
ssre trgslrI..- ~ icllalgs cases ul cancer n the
s.u1ra- - e. Eac-s -brrc lssy DC general beI--I,-,
ttrvs.