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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-17
Marrying an Editor

Yes, I'm Mrs. Snow. an editors
wife. | well remember the dav
when Mr.. Saow asked me 10 become
his wife. ! confess like Mr.. Snow.
and thinking it would be a fine thing
to be the wife of an editor. / said
yes, az pretty as | knew how. and
| became Mrs. Snow. have seen
ten years Of married life and fad nv
husband to be an amiable, good -aa-
tured man He always spends his
evenings al home, and is in that re-
spect a model msB; cur be alvsvs
brings pile Of exchanges, which is
only limiated by the length Of his
arms, and reads while ! patch the
knees and elbows Of bis paataloons
and coat. After we had Quaker
meeting OF al hours length | broke
the stiffness by asking:
Mr.. Snow, did you order that
coal | spoke to vou about -
Indeed, rey dear, | am sorry, but
| forgot al about i; Ii shall come
tomorrow
Another hours silence, which IS
relieved by the baby's crying, and
rather liking a noise Of that sort.
made no effort TO quiet him.
My dear, said Mr.. Saow, after
he had cried a minute or so. "you
had better give the baby some cat.
nip tea 20 quiet him; be troubles ne
very much"
The baby is still Aao.her hour
passes without a breath Ct noise.
Becoming tired, | take s lamp aad
retire. for the night, leaving Mr.. Snow
50 engaged with the papers that be
does not see me leave the room. To-
ward midnight be comes TO bed. and
Just as he has fallen asleep the baby
takes : notion 10 cry again. I r.se
as quietly as possible aud try TO siill
him. Then another baby begins to
scream at the top Of his lungs There
is 40 other course bus to awake Mr..
Snow, AID SO | say
"Mr. Snow Mr.. Snow p
The third tine be starts np aad
cries
What Tom, more copy
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WHOLE NO. l4l0.


Wha, a good thing i would be iD
this world if everybody would miad
their Own business! know /, ia per
fecllg natural for Us ali % wart to
know what our Eeigbb0r - worib,
what his wife gave FOR her new has,
and what beau bis daughter is going
to marry; bat il we could attend 70
cur own affairs aad le, him st,cnd 10
his, IL would be more pleasant, 10
say the least There is q veia Of
curiosity running through the whole
human family, differently developed
Of course. Some have C peculiar
talent for asking questions You
might as well think Of getting away
from hornets after you have stirred
mp their nest, as To sc. awsy from
these human hornets. They Will ask
ali about your affairs, where you are
going and what you are going after,
aud the only way you eau rid your
self Of them is to tell Them 70 "mioG
their own business"
Another class dcligh: 10 fad out
ali they can, 50 as 70 tell ito be
the first to spread the news and III
the story increases 4 little, il only
makes il more sensational. Closely
allied to these are the genuine mis-
chiefmakers-those who will keep
G whole neigbborLood in ag uprosr
by going from place % place and tell
ing what this or that one says about
the other. Bat wha. Is the use Of
mentioning these different characters
you all have them il your neigh
borhood. You have said n great
raanv times, "You did wish those
persons would mind their own busi
ness"
OF course, We are ell more or less
dependent on each other; il IS Of 10
use to carry ourselves above every
body, for sometimes we are obliged
10 ask help. But there are some
things that every family and every
person wish to themselves, and we
ought to respect this feeling in them
enough to attend to our Ogn Affairs
We shall ali fad thai no matter how
Industrious we may be, we shall BE
busy enough IL We "mind oUr own
business"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-17


Ia TIC yic.s.;udes aud changes IN
e.3eat tc human lifs; in tic pamer.
qua aissppoiat@esis, s5rtows, and
aiii.eiion9, Which IN the all1lments
OF Providence wo ara destined 10 en-.
drre; il tae sndlen and uatimely
lass OF ouT nearest aud dearest frieuds;
when the husband, &, the moment
the sln &C hnppiaoss begiss TO shine
upon him in eli its lustre, Is Z priyed
81 Lis only ily; when tbe vifs is
doomed 20 roam IL this &ido woild
el0ae, HnpiIed aHd unEGown, what
can caeer lha mi9d, raise the droop
Jag soul, calm The gitaicd bosom,
and throw cheering light on the
future ! /, IS Hope! Sweet Hope
Thou Heaven descended nisid visit
thou The abode Of mi.ery; wipe the
tear from the eQFrCwing eye; chase
away the anguish Of despair; sweet
ca the cup Of alI!ic.ioa wish ,hiGe all
soothing dTegs. When giddy youth
hall leave the paths Of virtue and
honor, 90 wander on .he barren, yet
alluriag fields Of yics, when the fond
parent boholds shy impendipg rain Of
her darliog offspring. do thou remsin
to Afford comfort and consolation; let
thy healing influence take possession
of bis heart, and yield relief When
ickie fortuGe deserts tho good. %
leave the tender ones without home
CT friead, DO thou put underneath
them thine alIeupp9rtiog arm, aud
say TO them:
Il will never desert thee Ard
" ben mortality shall fail, and the
lamp ofliie shall glinmer in this fee
BE frame, do thou unveil myself,
and I'D rae wing ny @ay 10 worlds
beyond the SUP. to I've and reign in
uover-euding bliss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-17

Ia the Isech Valley there IS o be-
lief that The ravens never drink dnT-
ing June, becsnse in thai month
they fed the prophet Elijah. la
North GermaDy, Swabis and Tyrei,
q superstition prevails that II the eggs
are taken from a ravens Eesi, boiled
and replaced, the old raven Will
bring g root or stone 10 the nest,
which be felehes from The sea. This
raven stoue" il very valuable, Tor It
confers gsee, good fortune on its
owner, and has likewise the po.er
of rendering him invisible when worn
ou the arm. The stone "a found in q
nest Of magpies es well as ravens,
aud as it makes the nest itself invis-
ible, il masi be sought by The aid Of
O mirror. la Pcnlcrania and kngen
the method IS somewhat different.
Tire parent bird must have attained
tie sge II one hundred gears, aad
the would-he possessor Of the
precious stonen must climb up aud
kill one Of the young ravens, who
must be cock bird, and not over
six weeks old. Then the aggressoT
deseends, tax ng careful Eo.e Of the
tree. The old raven Immediately re-
turns with the stone, which be puts
in his sons beak, and, thereupon,
both tree aud nest become Invisible.
Tho maa, however. feels for the tree,
aad 90 reaching the nest be carries Of
the stone in triumph. Pagen folks de-
clare that this feat can only be &C
c5mplished by the help Of the devil,
and that the mans soul is the price
paid for auch assistance. The Sgabian
peasantry maintains that the young
ravens are nourished solely By the
dew from heaven during the FIRST nine
days Of their existence. As they
are naked, and Of light color, the
old birds do not believe they arc
their progeny, and consequently ne
glect 70 feed them ; but they coca
sionally cast 4 glance ct the nest and
when the young ones begin 70 show
a little black down on their breasts
by the tenth day, the parents bring
them the FIRST carrion.
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RETURNING
Mary BRaplEr

--1--- 80.
Lari, EAero Tiny many mansions be
Hast Thou = litilc room Tor me,
whosc resllgss feet these many days
BY hard ;oIbildeu paths have trod,
AID wanaoring IN uncertain ways
Have missed the way TIA, leads e Gode
Lora. Is there any ro5m 'or me
Who, s0rrowiag, would return % Thee
Far have 7 itrsye1, s.ili tossed about
Oaieafs tlai wCelG nct 10 east cat
Tora the subtle theories
That men havo izaalcl wherein 10 Gaa
For trouhisl hearts q doubtful ease,
Ami Freedom fer wilh,l mind;-
Try word, cace hidden in my breast,
Forever rsbbcd The uightof res.
Iheard rs aiili, snail ycice above
Az ether yoises-no; In love,
ia Tho CID Eweel days of pease,
Bat in g tone a sai complaints
d. Why art thau swi,, % geek release
Frem casy yos8 and safe reltr=inte
Why hast thou taken for thy guide
Faise lights thst lugs thsc fron NY side,
Lsr}, e heard, aai IN despite
or warning closc ,he fair ialsa light
IT, Needless. Thy sp,rit srieycd,
Ard sighted as On idio tale
Love such as n7 man has conceived
what late repentance cGnayailf
HOW s.all dare % IL. ny face
Oace more within Thy holy place
T1-nay ugt. verify. ami vet
With doubts Pc, plcxod en1 fears bcset-
And this sad heart ussatishcl,
lord, remember what sweet rest
/ did discover at Thy size;
With yeaEnings not 70 be expressed
long TO walk once mere with Thcei
I.arl. hast Thou any room To- moc
-seHdag ffftsn0oH.
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Tuo baltimore Merchants shot.

PoRT DEPosIT, July THE quiet
Of this liJils town was rudely disturb
ed at sb3ut eleven o'clock this morn
ing by te rapid reports Of pistol
shots from the efiice Of Armstrong &
Co, stove manufacturers. 4 crowd
Immediately gathered, nad those en-
tering the shop saw bloody specta-
Gle. The body Of McGill lay on the
floor with his brains blown out, James
Armstrong, Of the irm. lay PROSTATE
with a pistol wound in the righ;
breast, aed bis brother, Thomas Arm
strong, was bleeding profusely from
pis:oi wound 10 the leg.
1t appears that some time ago Ne
Gill, while working for Armstrong
& Co, made a model for q new stove.
which they had patented, and be in
sisted that be was entitled 10 COM
pensatioa for the invention 10 which
be laid claim Legal proceedings
are pending in regard to the matter,
aad MeGHI has fel. very much
aggrieved i1 regard to tie course Of
the Armstrong;. Meeting ifem this
morning, be entered iato congersa-
ton with them about the matter and
became very excited and heated in
bis language. Mr. James Armstrong
tried to svoid controversy, and re-
Piled to him in a conciliatory manner,
and finally The two Armstrong; walk
ed with him into his place Of business
to talk over the mater. When be
got inside be Immediately drew 3
revolver and began firing. 4 bullet
tock eject in the right breast Of Mr..
james Armstrong, penetrating the
lungs, and another took effect in the
abdomen. Another bullet took ef-
feet in the lefs leg Of Mr. Thomas
Armstrong. Teen, turning The pistol
upon himself, be blew out bis brains
and expired instantly. Ne. James
Armstrong walked several squares
towards an apothecary store before
he fell.
Physicians we.e ssmm0Eei a.
once, and pronounced Mr. james
Armstrong; iojaries as extremely
serious aad probably fatal, iateras.
hemerrhage having tsker place
They also found Il necessary - an
puiate Mr. Thonas Armstrong; iey.
which was done.
MeGiil has has been out Of employ
ment for long time, snd his friends
say that the matter has worked upon
his miad with injurious effect lie
is a connection Of the Armstrong;.
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Done BIown.

1t seems incredible tnat @ man
born and raised in Annisquam, Mas
sachusetts. should have been done 50
. concetedly brown as the particular
Caleb described TO the Drawer, Har-
per's Magazine, as follows, by q
lady:
4 well.to-do resident Of the village,
Captain W, wished to employ
Caleb 70 saw some wood, three cords
sad a half 10 al, and promised to
pay him fifty cents q day. Caleb
owned ne saw, bat as the captain
bad Z good ore, IL YES agreed that
Caleb should hire it, and pay for the
use Of it ct the rave OF nine pence a
cord At early dawn next morning
1t was in Jnly-Calob was a. work
Those were She days Of wide fire.
places. and each iog needed to be
sewed bat ooce Before light he
bad flashed the job. aud went into
Captain " ' s house TO settle.
Lets see" said the captain; you
were to have City cents q day; weII
call i; 4 day, though it isn't saudown
yet Tbst's Gfty cents f5- you. And
you we're 70 pay me nine pence a
cord for the use Of the saw there's
fJriy three and ttree-quar.e cents due
me. | say, Caleb, you don't seem to
have much coming
Caleb locked dubious. lie scratch
cd his head thoughtfully, but present.
IL 4 light seemed 10 break in upon
bis mind. How unf0rinii," said be,
"that you did net have half a cord
more, for then ire could a. come o,tt
INST rqpqre"
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More euieEened conssieser.

A fair % medium Def-oiter Wcnt
home 70 fad that bis wife had entered
he house only 3 moment before him
aid be naturally irq1irod where she
had been
Richasd, = she answered, in 3 very
sober way, Il have been 10 eonsah
3 fortune teller, "what!1 be exelaiu-
ed, tuning PaIs il an instant ard
staggeri.g back aagi1sf tbe wal
Yes, l have been 70 r3asult 8
fortune teller, she went On, ss the
tears came 70 her eyes
"Bosh madam fortune tellers are
Observation-Disclosures -
Richard, :bis f3rtuse teller told
ne"
Il wo1's hear i'll Ba1tr71e 81
their nonsense - be Intercepted.
Richard il conesrns YOU
I don't care I want uv sup
per-I have 70 tine for foolish
ress
4Richsrd, s5s SAYS tsa. y7a
4 tel yea ] Won't hear a3F c. her
5slderdssh She led about ue. cf
course, and II make her take Il back
or 60 70 prison =
Richard. woa'i yoa lei ne ssy
she said yoa we're gradually. kiiiiag
yoarse.f by too close Atleati3n %
business -
Did she say tbai
Why, Ct course she did"
-Lizzie, forgive nv harsh words
/ see that ihey tel he t-uth snd The
trGih Only. Alter supper II get q
carriage and we'H ri3e or aad while
ne 50 down yoa'd better get that
new bonnet you spoke of Dsraa-
Free Pres
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ssn,e Satisfaction IA "a.

"Just give me a chance 20 pour
my voice into that machine. will
yca p said red-noCed msn. step
ping % the front of @ ph1aograph
ma'iaee, the oiher day
"Cer.aiaiy,n said NJ Gnlilaad.
Pat ycur mouth down closc. without
presiag, speak distinctly. and the
instfuueal viii TePsat cvesy word
exactly ns you say a."
"Ail'J you j9king n9g VIII e.
really say lhe same th.ag say with
out any mixing up and changing
around % turn the joke ~
"You wiIl get back your own
words nothing mosc nor less, said the
proprietor.
"llold my hat then, aad pal. open
the valves" said the maa, as be
nerVou5iy brougb. bis mouth 70 tie
proper position STEADY. aow, I'm
about d. .warble
Come --up -b1ys-sygry-
-and-dfiek-xi.h - the land -
lord - was what Tie maa said. sith
an emphasis on every word, 4ad lhe
same vas what the marvellous l..ile
w0udcr shfiekGd back
That's tie sweetest music five
heard ioF ab0p. ten years. . said the
man, wi.h o moist pate and a glow
ing eye, " aa3 ! reckon us ab0u, ,hai
long since I've heard that good cid
tune ground ous don't s'p3se i'li
ever get aaoshes chance 70 hca- Is
again, aud so, Il j. ant 100 much
trouble please rua her back aad sh0o
IL cut once or t8Icc m0rc. Is good
firth rheumatiz, that is. My. what
a bead that man has II be could
oniy get up a jag tha. could bo
neyor eup led :" and tie man walked
out with a sad look and sn uaEteady
step Cincinnati rsatfast ia
bic
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AaAeniss VOID


She got letter a. the Post oaiee
yesterday. IL had a blaky financial
look, and be didn't wall TO reach
home b.3-e breaking the envelope
Rushing 60 0re of the windows she
.ore one end of the envelope CT hun
ted through tie four page letter fsr
greeabacks, and her couniensnce feu
exactly eight inches by the Govern
meDt gauge as she didn't end any
She seemed ab2at 10 tear the letter
Into shreds, b1ifamale curiosity never
defeats itself that way TurHing 20
the letter che read.
"My darling. this is ny fifth letser
70 you wi,hic 2 week. l inclose-''
Here she looked the letter over,
peered into the euTeiope, and thea
carefully searched the l3or b1. she
didn't hnd i. farming % the letter
she read:
Il inclose-ny loTe-ny uadyiag
affections"
L was ali she could DO % restrain
her desire 70 tear tie letter FROM the
big "ID a. the upper lef-hsrd corner
down 70 the word "dariiug" a. tie
lowsr-right corner, but she Suddenly
saw somc.tiog that made beT almost
emile I, was paragraph begin
mig
"Next time I write ! vii send
s0mthiug more substantial VII
send you 6fty-7
She sroppgd there 70 amiie, q real
genuine smile, and then finished -
fly beautif1l pie-ures 70 paste
on your fruit jars =
0ne Of tbe carriers was looking at
her from behind the glass screen, and
says that she Jumped eighteen
isches bigh ard came down On her
heels with z grinding motion that
gave hin q pain il bis res fJr more
than an ho1r.
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and although she used her voice 70 ils
utmost 10 attract their attention she
could not make them hear. She saw
the pole thrust into the cabin door
by captain Hent0n and asked Il she
should holdon 70 it and be pulled
out, but no answer came, the cap
tain hearing 40 noise other than tho
splashiag Of The water, AID having
not the remoless idea tha. tho wo-
man was there, dead or alive
This event occurred forty.fge
years ago, and / have never heard of
3 parallel case either on the lake or
other waters. aud her salvation from
drowning may be regarded as liiiis
less than a miracle.
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Revival Of ofFsEesnry.

The attempt il Eagia1d % revive
The cd sport Of fale5nrv premises 30
be moderately successful SIX train
ed pe-egriHe falc5as were publicly
tried a. rock hawking q few weeks
age, - Tarnxton, 1eE- Aud0ver II
spite q high Eir6 G1d occasional
5savv showers. several coed fights
were ootaiaed. ssd n most cases Tire
quarry was killed. Tie Perices tr4in-
irgo he BIRDS was showa by taei-
return 10 TIE falcoaer sssCr q mss.
the distance traTsrsed n ore ilstzaco
being fali7 thFee-qaartsrs Ct nile
It Is Supposed thsi Il IRE Pers0rm-
azces Of the birds we're generally ex-
hj5ised. les years wo1i6 see ne r.
sivsl Ct fsieouTy il Eagland 81 sc-
eoDpiished fact
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Alabama Republicans.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, 5aly 5-The
Republican State Convention, which
met yesterday. adjourned late last
night 4 resolution endorsing Presi-
dent Hayes for his wise and patriotic
policy was laid on the table; also a
resolution 10 n minaic State ticket
The platform is violent ia deauaeia-
,ion Of the Democracy q the State.
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SOMERSET. PA, WEDNESDAY. july II. 1878.

Thea t1e surviving noblemen took
bearl and r0seneed themselves upon
The peasants.
They killed eighty thousand Of
them, Lo Grand FeFre being slain by
The daughter Of the Count Of Arlis,
u 10 ostztbed hlm % tae heart.
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Yen can't kill 'em.-A Ph9aix,
y. Y. cat that had been shut up in a
she'd for two months and bali with
out tood CT water was taken out
alive the o,ker day, and attended 8
soiree mewsicsle oa tie back fence
the foliwins evening.
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VIC or EIII IL
u AGREEABLE 30 clio taste, CRATE
~ l. 20 she stomach, eilo q q eIloi ieiiti y
aa = CAVfIARTEC, dAZ ZE.sikTXEEe and
DsgRETIc. It's action * net attended
WIKI any unPiessa tlt GeciiHG, neither Is
on tslc contrary, Kcet osI sIsf;:rnt and i'm
Vig0Taf!Cn.
It's I'm mediate (TeSt -1pcri tho {, is,cstfva
CTcaus.yvhethcrs ssmpa Il ed b ! discs, Sc or
exhausted from any cause, j. o fBcIeage
ghcir posvers OF assimilation, and nssfFi-
sf01s, she appetite being fncFen sea- ut
oHCe. 70 f10se nfzcs tsd WITH an csig8r-
Cca condition OF the liver, rs Bliious-
ness clss''1rtcr-=C b. = sitis Ky coupieK-
ION. q coat tsd tUEs-u.c. n 3assy, bad TASTE
ir; he M outii. Z, itT:s rDes lite u nd
siuEgiEl. n t4on Cf fslc howell with n
sense offuiif,t -. isi ii1r head and ofsnes;-
tai duliEoss, EICUELAE proves mast
valuable.
Its effect upeT, fIsa Kidneys Is nc less
happy, a gGgbIe. Irritating Urine Is
quickly cleared up ny IL.
discriminatory ara Chrunic RgsEU-
mATisHT viii soci, disappcar by a per-
siSfent use OF GIG9RszNE.
Eor tilc cure cf Ska, Gsscr-c= and
ErCptiosls q 81 is-Eas,s, EIGOREEE is
most certain.
EEGORENc T. ccrsPosc cd OF the active
properties OF HERBS. ROOFS. (sI rEs
End BAI2Ks, that Eature afaue fur
uIshcs. great care being taken i-y RS
season o. sils yCs-E- . "a tstst they FcEsess
fhcir native EiEfure.
That NIG0IaEEE has the newer 20
- I.alt 4liE ll1oo.f- icon AE =
the LIVER, and STs1ICEky's- fs.e Egr-
GESTIFE Organs. = iuuEsputaIiy-
proven by tis.c W,so have given "a :
t.IEl EiG have slccis -rcf ElcI:fi : cured.
We 90 not ask .-ois - f-y g c.czen bot
tses g expert eIsf G -ci Cf. r5r tFc GUAR
isHEE yea sll3 tccl Letter nom the
Crst Jew CiascGs
tlGOREhEs 4 = oscus l-sssI,- fsie World
- itif iss cures rts g. sis a u f her
SDNlCs. AEgE4EaLEL rs and INEEES-
lliANrss into tlse r5.af,c. Pet up IL.
liifEr hoifics-,,0stit,e' $50 c-;g-sa. 1seauires
s--iuit doseF. uItd j. Isie.s siFi. o "a iSc.
Price. $l.lD .ler zlottic.
r'siHER G BhfG-R FIG. CO.. P7a1's,
y 90 ., &c; go. 80 ssgssy si.y. 3. j.
rfL. OE5ECT CT Es1I..G anew book o,er-
sn0 sacu'd r-- 80. Crca r-caI O. oaO
cent s-.---.
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A cd sAii sitting oa wharf he
other isy, very soserig renafkeas
I begza TIRE world With nothing,
and have he'd M owa ever since
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RED IS used Tor danger signsls
oa railroads. sud always means
step Ga mas nose Z oGEht u
give tie ssne waning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-17

Seme people Ike oysters % The
half shell others eosil o. tossI h1t
as ssv as we prefer eagles Ga sic
gold pieces.
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4 Chicago lady e5mplaias ot tAe
unreriisiae love Of an absent has
hsad lie never sends Der say
money
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"IIave yoa heard nv last soaS p
asked music writer OF a rough crit
ic. Il hope so,n was the reply.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

THoRoUGHLY CURES Diseases or TIE SKIN,
BEsUTIFIEs TIiR CoMpLVXIoN, PREVENTS
AND REMEDIES RHEUMaTisM AND GoUT,
HEALs SoREs AND ABRAstoNs OF THE
CCnCLE AND CoUNrERAcTS CONTACloN.
This Standard External Remedy for Erup-
ticns, Sores and Injuries Of the skin, not ouly
REMOVES FKoM -zg CosiptE,doN AL BLEM-
IsHEs arising frua local impurities Of the
blood and obstruction Of the pores, but also
those prodnced by the sun and wind, such IS
tan and frccki1s Il renders the CUTICLE
HARvELOUsLY CLEAR, SMOOTH and PLANT,
and being WHOLESOME DEhUTITIzR Is far
preferable % any cosmetic.
AL THR REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES or Sui
Pf1UR BATHS ere insured DY TIE USE or
GtCRR'S Sulphur Soap, which in addi-
ton 70 is purifying effects. remedies and IRE
VENTS I(IlEUMArIsI and GoUT.
Il also DIsiNFEcTs CLOTHING ard LINEN
and lEEFENTS DISEASES COMMUNICATED by
CONTACT with iEe TEEsoN.
IT pIssoLyLs DANDRUFs, prevents bald
ness, and retards gsayuess Of nc hair.
Physicians s7cal. Of Il ;a high :erms.
Prices % md so Gents bay CAKE; per
B9x IS Cakes. 50c and SL20.
\. E.-t- s. csat eas ac trpis tic SIC q those At
"UUL's HAIR AND ITlISEEE DIE,
Diaoi or Brevn, % Cez.s.
C.A. CalilLaE58, 29s2't Z Sixth iy.,A
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-17
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-08

OnnSALARY. Permanent, statesmen want.
NIL(V Jed to sell Staple Goods TO dealers. No
bedding Expenses paid. Address
cnnati, Ohio.