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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-29


ThEEE MONTus SERviCF.-On account
OF the National Guard Of Pcnnsy lvania be
ing composed of men in business, which,
in many cases. necessarily suffers during
their absence for any protracted period,
thereby entniiing serious loss upon them
selves and llardships upon their families,
and the preSeI vation of life and properly
and good order requiring that a strong
force should still be kept in some regions
OF the State until work is fully resumed.
il has been decided by The Commander ia
Chief, 10 organic ~ regiments, of ten
companies each. by detailing from each
regiment Of the NtunDal Guard such D.
fcers and men only hs can absent them
selves from their business without serious
loss, aud viii volunteer To serve actively
for u period of three months, or during
HE present emergency, The officers and
men will he ~srlrcicl tlely from the
National Gusrd, and %aiiutlel q full COM
pany. A. lar as pussIhlc Ia each reeinlen,al
nrgauiz ttion nus existing. The officers
required v - first be selected from the list
OF these who volunteer. an then The
Cartlins chosen will be Authorized to re-
cruii their companies from their respect
i've regiments. We have word direct from
the fifth division headquarters that a nun
Der of officers of the fifth and twelfth regi-
menis have volunteered, but the names
OF those who have been accepted have not
yet been made known. The object is to
organize the two regiments, and relieve
the regular troops in the anthracite coal
regions, with them. The regiments will
be composed OF ten companies each. with
one ceptain, two lieutenants. five ser
geants, eight corporals, two musicians and
sixfy-seven privates TO each company.
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aResuui OF obstrncted Diges..on.

Among the hurtful consequences of OBJ
sIructed digestion, is the impoverishment
a the blood, and since IA deteriative condi-
tion Of the vital fluid not only produces
dangerous organic weakness, but, accord
ing to the best medical authorities, some
tiqts causes asphyxia. it Is apparent that
10 improve the quality OF the blood by pro-
noting digestion and assimilation, is wise
prccaution. Hosiettcr's Stomach Bitters
is precisely the reredy for this purpose,
since it stimulates the gastric juices. con
quers those bilious and ~evacUative irreg
charities which interfere with the digestive
processes, promotes assimilation ofthe food
oy the blood. and p%urifes as well as enrich
es il. The signs of improvement in health
in consequence of using the Biiters are
speedily apparent in an accession Of vigor,
a gain in bodily substance. and a regular
and active performance of every physical
function.
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fHE GREAT RAILWAY SHOW.
A Mammoth Organization.
Three Trains Required TO Transport
This Great Show 0Fer
The Country.
sonIKsEr. rRsDA SEPTEMBER n

As will be seen by advertisement in
another column, w. W. Coles Circus and
and Menagerie viii visit our town Sept.
IL. Speaking OF this concern the Indian.
apolis Journal says:
The circus yesterday was attended
by vast crowds both morning and evening.
and Mr.. Cole has no reason 10 complain Oi
his success here. The e~nterprising pro-
prietor, who is the youngest man in the
business, being only % years OF age, has
left nothing undone 10 carry out his pledg-
es TO the public, and no sentiment is felt by
his patrons except that Of pleasure at his
efforts 10 cater to their amusement. The
exhibition includes under one manage
ment q MIenagerie. Circus. and Hippo
drome, and VI can say without exaggera-
ting that every department is first-class.
The tents are lofty. commodious and well
ventilated, and tie reserved seats are un-
doubtedly- the most comfortable OF any
circus that has visited the CITY.
All the officials connected with the vast
Hippodrome are Icost obliging and courte-
Gus. Tx performance OF Mr.. George
Conklin in the den of lions and panthers
was n OF The best We have ever witness.
ed, and Mr.. Frank Gardiner rode really
brilliantly. Young Leon in his five-horse
act was, 10 say the least. immense, and Mr..
James Campbell in his tremendous sum.
mersaults over sixteen horses. fairly
brought down tie house. Perhaps the
best thing in the whole circus was the per
Torrance Of the two ponies. Butterfly"
and "Humpty Dumpiy, on the see saw.
Ii was a marvel 10 see what two small
creatures exhibit the sagacity hat these
little ponies did. Adams was a good
iclown, though in a large tent like the one
used by Mr.. Cole it is difficult TO hear a
clowns remarks. And last, but by no
means least, we must speak of the races.
The Driving Of Mrs. Rineheart and Mr..
White in the two horse chariot rIce, the
brilliant riding in the double horse con
test, and Miss Sawyer's horsemanship on
the flat, all call for the highest encomiums.
But the climax was reached in the brill
liant four horse chariot race, when Mile.
Carlotta perfectly electrified the audience
by the way she handled her team. We
can say with all sincerity that Coles cir
Gus is iirst-class, and well worthy OF a Wis
il.
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VIII. L. Dewart, ofSunbury the gentle
man who so kindly assisted US in getting
out our paper While printer boys were
soldering, LETT for his home on Monday.
IL was with genuine regret that we babe
"Dibert' goodbye, As he Is as social a
young ma as ever stood in shoe leather.
However. we mourn not AS they who have
no hope, for the girl he lett behind him
will prove n powerful magnet.
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Negligent seXtOns are a nuisance, and
one OF our churches appears TO De main
tanning one, at least members of he
church complain that numbers OF their
neighbOrs Will insist on closing their eyes,
opening their mouths and producing iii.
vers disagreeable and annoying sounds
during services. Now We know that tn.
minister is eloquent orthodox and strong
lunged; the choir i good and the organ
powerful, therefore il can be none oi these
that produce this drowsincss, and upon no
other shoulders can the blame lie laid than
that OF the sexton, who refuses 10 ventilaie
the church properly.
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Plunls.

Plums.
Fresh cider.
Is your celery in?
Gather the leaves.
Corn Luskings Eext.
Leaves " III soon fall.
Republicans. register.
"Were you at camp!
The martens have lett.
Court is now ia session.
Shoot those red stockings.
wanted-Francis Murphy.
And now for fall overcoats.
Register, Re us tel, Register,
Fail blowing is now in order.
Flour eight dollars per barrel.
The matrimonial market is Fat.
The hy sticketh closer than ever.
The caamp-meeting was well attended,.
Only one more week TO sleep until oys-
tiers come.
Coon hunting is engaging the attention
of our Nimrods.
Drunkenness appears TO be on the in.
crease in this plrce.
Deer are reported unusually plenty in
the Allegheny mountain.
Eastern peaches of a lair quality. are be.
ing offered in this market.
A military company has been organized
al Gallitzen, Cambria county.
Two watermelons for a nickel is the
present quotation in Alexandria. Va.
The moon Was entirely invisible here on
the night of the Esd. Ii Was covered with
. cloud.
How the fog DOES take the starch out oi
a linen coat or the backing oil one ; tOots
these DAYS.
Hall u ton ofpure gold is used annually
Tor filling the teeth OF the people oil The
United States.
Do not hold your Butter too long, but
ship early Ia Kennard and OudeslL.s S.
Baltimore, Nd.
kick the slipper, > very ancient game,
furnishes amusement for both the young
and old Of our town.
The girls OF to-day are all Dutch, ="
Judging from the hosiery they wear.
ANY color SO its red.
Are you going to join the brave sixteen
hundred, is the question IA soldier boys
are asking each other.
The question has arisen Which is the
bigger thief, the gypsy o. the tramp
Steer clear of both Of them.
II you want your butter sold quick. and
prompt returns with check. ship early to
kennard and ondeslu,s Baltimore, Md
Stamped envelopes. spoiled in directing,
can always be exchanged at the post office
for stamps. This is not generally known.
The Duquesne Gre,s have decided hot
10 volunteer under ilariraniI' hate Call.
They always did do lest MS Sunday sol
diers.
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Let every Republican voter remember
that the 9th and 9Th OF September are the
last days Tor registering of voters Cor the
Fall election. BE sure and see that your
name is on the Registry List, otherwise
yea may be deprived OF your vote. At
tend 10 this important matter.
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For Sale.
100000 ACRES in
Southwest Missouri.

First class Sock farms, excellent Agriculture
Lands. and the best Tobacco region In the West,
Short Winters. no grasshsppers, orderly society,
good markets and a healthy country. Low Pric-
es Long Credit
Free transportation from st. Louis to lands fur
nished purchaser. For further information,
Address AL DEANE-
Land Commits sioner 81. Louis Il San Francisco
Ry. Co. N. W. cor. Filth n Walnut SITS. S,Louis,
Augusts. BIO.
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w. S. TEMPLE & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
AZ s w ST,
BALTIMORE, MD.

Special attention given to the sale OF
BUTTER, EGGS POULTRY, WOOL,
and Leather. We advise farmers not TO
tubwash their wool, as whole Fleeces will
sell best this season.
We refer TO Farmers * Merchants Nat.
Bank. Baltimore, and 10 Peoples Bank, OF
Baltimore.
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BERLIN Housr-hste Brollier House.
J.. c. Davis. Prep This house has been
newly furnished and reftted throughout.
Its location is the best in Berlin, being in
centre OF Town and nearest b. '. r. r.
BOARDING. ~ the week. dag or meal. good
stable attached.
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Many grocery men aud ulhcr dealers in
tobacco are in The haiti OF cutting plugs
Of tobacco up into small pieces and reiail-
ing them from Casos. jars. eic., Vii ch Is Il
technical violation ui the Internal REEVE
nue. laws. The law ALLOWS retail dealeIs
to sell only from packages properly stamp
ed. Tobacco can only be retailed from
stamped packages, and TO sell it otherwise
than from the original stamped packages
subjects it to seizure. Peremptory orCers
are issued to Revenue Agents and Deputy
Collectors of Internal Revenue TO seize all
tobacco not found in stamped packages.
Penalties are inflicted for not destroying
stamps on cigar boxes and tobacco pack
ages as soon as emptied. If ali engaged
in the sale Of tobacco and cigars read tnis
and comply with the requirements they
may save money and trouble, Us he Rev
enue official ruins the risk OF losing his
position-il he fails 10 report a case which
comes under his notice.
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Mr.. EDIToR.-I met an Indian Mission
airy a few days ago who has been among
the Indians tor over 10 years and he ga, c
me the I flowing s~easonable recipe fui
preserving roasting ears. and thinkins
some ofyput many readers would like Ia
try it, iprnjnce il for them as follows
When your corn is in good eating condi-
ton pluck the ears and remove all the
husk bat the last layer next the corn be.
ing careful not 10 expose any o. the grains.
Then tie a string tightly around this busk
at the end where the silk is; then take J
gallon Of clean hickory ashes, put il and
three or tour gallons of water in a deep
vessel anl while it is boiling dip the corn
into it slowly eight CT ten times. holding
by the string you have lied around il.
Hang away in a dalk, dry place. When
ever You want roasting ears you will have
them as fresh as when they came fIom the
stalk. He says the Indians preserve hun
drcds Of bushels in this way without a sin
Gle failure.
Respectfully,
Moscow, Nd, Aug. "a. A.W. s.
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August %.

An exchange asks: Are American
girls delicateg' 1t depends very much
whether you offer them cocolnut cake and
ice cream. or bar OF soap and a wash
board.
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Jefferson Academy,
CANONSBURG, PA.

The course of study having In view
Is. Preparation for College.
81. A good English Educ dion.
81. Prepa ration for Business.
Is comprehensive and the instruction thorough.
Teachers experienced and successful. German,
French and Bookkeeping u AIDE specialities. Lo-
cation in the mids: OF q quiet and moral IN
~, removed from the distractions and temptations
OF city life. Expenses very low. Next term opens
Sept. 18th. 1871. FIR circulars. &c., address
Aagusti. REV WM. EWING, Principal.
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SICK
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

Choice books no longer for the few only. This
best standard novels within the reach Of ever,
one. Books usually silt IRON IL TO - given lun
changed aui aaiJriige.i tor IL and ~ cents.
! LYNNE by urs Wood IN NJ 2oc.
: John iillihN it.t. ny Miss auiOrk. zoe
). Jane Eyre. by ~hitihjie brJiite o.. \ 2,c
! \ ~ sin tiii 4.ur. ,has IL lie new novel -
.. The IS! sCR lnties, Jules Y erne's latest. To-.
8. last DAYS uI PuInieii, toy Bdiwer. TO-.
:. Adam Bede 10y GeuTg" ElinI. %. NJ 2ai.
5 the Aruadei RlotUh, by Mary Cecil HAY. toe.
=. DII Myi,el' un's Money. by To-.
a.. The " oman in White. by wilkie Collins. aJc.
II. The MIN on llle Floss, by George Eliot. 21c.
A.. The American Senator, ny Anthony Troll
hope. aOc.
Is. A Princess Of Thule, ~ Wm. Black. EOS.
IL. The Dead Secret, by Wilkie Collins. Toe.
10. Romoio, by George Eliot, ID. NJ zoe.
l6. The English at the North Pole and Field
of lee. In enc book, by Jules Verne. Zoe.
IL. Hidden Perils, by Mary Cecil Hay. loo.
Is. Bsrbara's History, by Amelia Edwards. zoe.
10. A Terrible Temptation, by Chas. Reade. Toe.
20. Old Curiosity Shop, by Chas. Dickens. 20c.
u. Foul Play. by Chas. Reade. lOc.
-. Man and Vile, by Wilkie Collins. zoe.
%. The Squirc's Legacy, by Mary e.. Hay. 20e.
For Sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers, or
sent, postage prepaid, on receipt of price by
GEORGE MUNRO, PUBLISHER.
p. o. Box 1857, 81. %, and IS Vanewater St. n. Y.
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How 1T Is DoNE.-The first object in
life with The American people is to get
rich % the second, how to regain good
health. The first can be obtained by en-
ergy. honesty and saving the second
good health by using GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER. Should you be a respondent
sufferer from any Of the effectsof Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &c,
such as Sick Headache. Palpitaiion OF the
Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual Cos,ive-
moss, Dizziness of the Head, Nervous
PEostration, Low Spirits, &c, you need
not suiIer another day. Two doses of .Au-
gust Flower will relieve you at once
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size -
cents. Positively sold by all first class
Druggists in the U. S.
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\ squad of twelve or fifteen men from
Company G.. have enlisted Tor the three
months service, under the cali Tor voiuu-
teers. The company they go with viii be
known as ca. A. First Reg. of Penna.
Vol, and is intended for service in the
coal regions. Il is expected that they
viii be ordered into Company Rendezvous
some time during the present week.
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The crop of oats throughout tl,e State
was unusually large and heavy this year.
From all sections there are reports OF ex-
traordinary Yields.
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TIME TABLES.
WEST.
EAST.

Tho Fxnress train leaves Pittsburg at 9:la p. NJ
srrivinv Al COnnelisville llOs p. NJ, Mineral
Paint 1873 A. NJ. In return the Express leaves
cumberland at 80 A. NJ, arriving at Mineral
Point ASH 4. NJ, Connellsyille Gle A. NJ rltts-
burgh 7;5s A. NJ.
Autrains run by Baltimore Time, II minutes
faster than Pittsburgh Time.
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BAD BREATH

Nothing Is 50 unpleasant, nothing So common as
bad breath, and In nearly every ease IL comes from
the stomach, and can tie 81 easily eorrecte { IL ynu
wii take simmons Regulator. d. not uegieri -
sure rmeds tor this reIu sive disorder. II will
ai-o inspt We your Appetite, Complexion, AMI gem
NrAl IT, ~
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE..

a
Benjamin Masters, late OF Berlin Borough,
deceased.
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been grtnted to the undersigned, notice ia
hereby given to those Indebted TO IL 10 make imme-
date payment, and those having claims against
II. to present them duly authenticated for settle.
ment On Saturday, the lt dry Of September
1877. at the late Residence OF said deceased in
Berlin Borough. when and where he will attend
for that purpose.
EMANUEL MASTERS.
July Is. Administrator.
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EXECUToR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Ann Maria Zarefoss, late of Stonyereek
Tp. deceased.
Letters tts:aInentsry on the above es,ase
having been granted 10 the undersigned. sotee
is hereby givent TO those indebted to IL - make i'm
mediate payment, and those having esslmsngafnst
IL 20 present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. at Cfiee of II. r. Sehed, IN Somerset. on Fr-
day, Sept 9TH, 1877.
SAMUEL ZAREEOSS,
CSRtS RAfMON.
August ]. Executors.
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WE WILL aa.sn ore Of the sn most G Ssaatil
fl new Chrulnrs, in French oil color. ever seen
for 81 20. They are mounted in 5 xlo back enam
Ell and gold mats, oval opening ant ou;seil any
teed. Two samples for y cents, or six Tor 80 cents
Send 10 cents for grand illustrated catalogue with
chrome Of Moonlight on the Rhine, or ~ cents Tor
two landscapes and Gala Lilies on black ground.
]. LATHMAM n o., AS Washington ST. Bcs-
ton Massachusetts, Headquarters for Chromos,
I nyrIvings AMI Art works. A FORTUNE.
June O.
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There are twenty glasses OF beer drank
nos where there WAS only hve Years ago.
The American people ale rapidly beeUin-
ing n beer drinking people.
II is said that u person can be heard II
distance col two hundred miles 10y speaking
through u teiphone- We want u To
talk " ith some ul our Subscribers.
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For the HrnALD.

FoI The HERALD.
Robert Rlikes, the founder of the mod
ern Sunday School, was born in the city
ot Gloucester. England. September IA.
1896. His father WAS the printer and pub
Usher OF the Gloucester journal. OF which
Mr.. Rlikes afterwards became editor.
lsObeI; Rtikes mi de his frs; expert
menI in 1871 and such was his success that
in 1856 it was esi m tied thai $780, 00
children were receiving instruction in
Sunday Schools.
In lsSJ Il Sunday School Society was
frmed in England by William Fox for
The encouragement of these schools by pc
cuniary aid the schools having been frst
taught by hired teachers.
Graiuitons instruction did not BECOME
general until about 1900. In 1893 The
first SUNDAY School Union was formed in
London. In Scotland Sabbath evening
schools were established in 1897. Ia
Wales the first Sunday Schools we're open
cd about the year 1889. The frs, Sunday
School in this country were opened IN
New York as early as ZIG and have since
multiplied and spread over the country
with astonishing rapidiiy.
w. p. MARTz.
Kennels Mill, Pa.
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Have You Dyspepsia

With It's attendant troubles. constipation
headache, loss Of appetite. g~loominess.
waterbrash. distress after eating. eic.y II
50, take DaCosia's Radical Cure aud be
well. Its result is astonishing, and sure
relief is guaranteed in every cIse, where il
is used as directed. II assists digestion,
tones up the stomach, strengthens the de
bilitated, restores a natural appetite. and as
a liver regulator has no equal. A clergy
mar of Philadelphia says 1t is the very
fountain Of health. To all who are suffer
ing from a disordered stomach or liver, "r
who need a gentle Spring or Summer ton
ic, we say try it, and YOU will thank us for
the advice. Trial size - cents
For sale 10y G. w. Benford.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup. which never fails. Pleasant
u take, apd requires no physic. Price %
eats T
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BLYAIhE has made gr.ai REDUCTIONS IN
pric,s ut Hardware. lou can buy guuds
just ps cheap from him as you can buy
Them ia tie city. lie la. his goHis from
She mahu.sctuier. aud ia large quantities.
and Iher,inr ia.~ ifc.n "A Ihe very los-
est pr.ces. and l. determined now 10 sell
Z 'Rls II aNcrv low price. Call and see
him and set his prices. His slock is very
complete. including Building Hardware,
Paint aud Glass, Oils. Nafnishcs. and
Wooden Pumps. Again we say, Gail aud
see Blymyer, and buy your hardware from
him and YOU viii save moncT.
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DIX. Nan DYKES SULPHUR oAP.-Dr.
Van u ykc, whose life long specially, and
world wide reputation for curing skin dis
eases, has e%udeAvored for years 10 combine
AN external treatment. lie has accom-
plisLeU i1is Gesiraa!e result ia the prepl-
ration OF his compound Sulphur Soap, -
the merits 81 which are spoken Of 10y
thousands; 81 u highly recommended Ia al
our rcadciS. Price % cents, 10y mail. -
cents "a box; , cakes 81 cents. ~ IA Ill,
- ceuls. Office 30 y. jth street. Wh,le.
sale Depot, 400 \. 81 street Pniltlclphia,
Pa Sod '4 al Druggists.
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HARVEST

is about over, and almost every farmer has
been "hois,ed." This piece ofamusement
consists OF all The employees on the farm
surrounding their employ r, una@ares. at
Ter the last load OF hay is in. and throwing
him across the nearest fence. 1t is always
an enjoyable affair, and is accomplished
amid the widest applause, such as only
the boys and girls of Some set county
know how 10 produce.
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Tramts ATE %thronging the rural dis
lricts, stealing their living from spring.
houses, corn fields, etc. Our Farmers
should give them a warm reception.
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Mail trains daily except Sunday.
Magnificent Day Cars through To washington
and baltimore without change.
Seventy five miles the shortest, and the 9hly
route between the East and West VIA MashihS
ton City. Suuh
Ticket Offices, corner Fiah Avenue and Smith
field Streets, and depot corner Grant ana wafer
Streets, Pittsburgh. Pa.
H. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent.
r HYNDMAN, Supt., OJnneilsvliie
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4 sIGNELsNorioE
FOR
Health, Comfort and Economy

Cork Shavings are unsurpassed as An article for
Beds, Mattresses, sc. They are ten times as dur
able as Hnsks or straw. Only 8 cents per ID. 20
pounds will NIL the largest bed. For SAFE by Arm
strong. Brother s Co, ~ and as First Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
July Is.
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We again offer our services for handling GEasles Esutter:I
we are better prepared to handle Butter this season than ever
before, having a fIst-class
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We had the pleasure of listening to 4
veIy entertaining lecture ON ''Braddock I
kouie" an Tuesday evening lasi. Rev. Z.
y. Raiienspergey. the leeturer. handled
the subject IN a manner that displayed
great o~icdge of the route and ui The
conditipn oi affairs In both America and
England al that lime his nlanner Is easy
aud graceful, and be ls u pleasing speaker.
We understand hat Mr.. R~afiensperger has
another lecture ON Peculiar Church Peo-
pie, Which he could he induced 10 deliy-
er and which We hope TO have the pleas
ure OF hearing al an carly date. II ii is
hut one-half NJ good as ''BraddocA' .
Route, the sooner the better.