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this senator Nyse by her dying mother,
aIu she grew up, as pretty as a half
oloWh rosebud, and lest as innocent:
an orphani unbeknOWin' to the world.
It's glory and its wickedpess. And he
learnt 1t all to her, all its glory and all
its wickedness; for she thOupht inno-
cent young lamb, that a new world of
light and glory had swung down from
heaven a-purpose for him and her. in
them days when he ransacked heaven
and earth to find tender ways and ten
der words enough to tell his love for
her, and his admiration for her beauty.
her brightness, her grace, her sweet con-
fidini innocence. Aud so he held her
heart, her life in his hands, and she
would have been thankful to have laid
them down for the handsum villain, if
he had told her to. And holdin' her
heart, as he did, he broke it. Holdin'
her life, as he did, he ruined it. By
every hellish art that could be called to
aid him, he deliberately committed this
sin. He brought her down from innO-
cence and happiness to ruin, wretched
ness, disgrace, despair, drink, the
streets And then he was unanimously
chosen by a majority of the people to
make wise laws, such as legallzing sin
and iniquity, aud other noble statutes
for the purifyin' of the nation.
And she? Why, as she is too low
and worthless for anything else, she is
used as a capital illustration of the fact
that wimmen like her are too sinful to
vote.
Says I, "Sister Minkley, as sure as
there is a God in heaven, such injustice
will not be permitted to go on forever ~
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NUMBER 43.

ing this machine weave its beautiful
thoughts into the hard steel, to exalt it
near to the level Of those busy minds
on the other side of the screen, as they
carve human emotions in the tedious
metal. Mr.. Casalier is himself fine en-
graver, combining with his artistic rare
executive ability. All the government
engraving is first designed and modelled
by him. He has been in this capacity
for many years, and is largely instrn-
mental in bringing it to its present per-
fections. Mr.. McPherson's staff consists
of o. II. Irish, assistant superintendent,
I. J. Sullivan, accountant, and G. w.
Casalier, superintendent Of engraving,
and the efficiency, economy, and great
success of his bureau is due to the large
and executive ability of his associates.
FELIX.
Washington, D. c., June 21, 1878.
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PRACTICAL JOKING IN NORWAY
The presentation of Christmas gifts in
Norway is the chief diversion of the
season, and in this many strange Gus
toms are observed. Thus, in some dis
triets, the gift is hid 10 a truss Of hay or
straw, or sometimes it is placed in bag
OF chaf The dOnator then watches his
opportunity, and slyly fixes the truss Of
hay above the door of his friends room.
When the latter enters, the hay falls on
him, to the great enjoyment of the
kindly conspiratOrs, who are probably
watching close at hand. Then ensues
an eager and exciting search. The truss
is ripped open, hands thrust in and out
through the straw or hay till the gift is
found, at which moment the donators
generally disclose their presence bv
shouts of delight, aud the expressions
OF good wishes for the season and the
year to come. The bag of ehaf is also
source of endless and innocent merri-
ment. In its fall from the top Of the
door, 1t covers the receiver with a cloud
oil dust, and small particles that adhere
to his beard enter the fur of his coat,
and make him feel as uncomfortable
and look ridiculous as can well be de-
sired by the most ardent promoters of
/ practical jokes. But as he opens his
eyes, he at once notices lying in the
mess around him a welcome present
which has been secreted in the chah'
1t may well be imagined with what ue-
light children join in this rough pay,
and how it materially assists 10 P's9
the long winter season.
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The day is not far distant, murmurs
the Elko Post, when the housewife will
glance into the wood-shed, and, finding
that the husband has gone off without
splitting the daily allowance of fuel,
will take down the phonOgraph, howl
into it a volley Of epithets that will
register 160 pounds pressure to the square
inch on the safety gauge, and then call
out to her boy: "Here, John, 60 down
town and grind that out to your darned
lazy old father, and see that you turn
the crank lively, too"
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A Journal for the People.
Devoted to the Interests Of Humanity.
Independent in Politics and Religion.
Alive to all Live Issues, and Thoroughly
Radical in Opposing ngandExposingt The Wrongs
OF the Masses.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-12

Good company and good conversation
are the very sinews OF virtue. Good
character is above all things else.
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Thirty widows and orphan ,.isters ustS-. are
of deceased Congregational ministers So sIo
beneficiaries of the Massachus;et,.s sA'7'
citation Of congregational ministers
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Correspondents writing over assumed sigma
lures @ must make known their names to the
Edltor' or no attention will be given to their
communications.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-12

What holds all the snuff in the wOrlda 2
No one pose.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-12

Chi-ling-sl, an empress Of China, was
the inventor OF silk.
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Entered, ,accordingto Act OF Congress, in the
year 1873, by Mrs. Al. Duniway, in the Office Of
the Librarian OF Congress al Washington City.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
nrv IN WiSniN SAYS:

oae Of the h,s. r,n,r.,lcs for cstsrrh. nsy. tho
hest T,r,esly W. have iOrsd IN ahfetluo QI saner.
Ing, 10 stNiOIsDs RADICAL CuGk. II Is not
uSplcas 10 = tsr0..a tho no-tiils and thcfs
sonies Nth each bStlls asr.,ll siass tube for use
In l.haiallon. 10 tlsaTs the head AID throat %
thoroughly thai, tskrn each morning o. rising.
abls barking daring the entire 4 ~, but an UMPIRE
Cr,isntft 'Varlc~s voice aud respiratory organs
ne j. w. bIgl.a. q. LoreAesisr lhu'sJ haeo"'
Eash package contains W ssnforis Improved
InhalilS Tubs. with lull CiFvftton9 lNr We IN Al
sa..s Price. Os for pais b. alt " nolesais and
Irt,ilIIsu. f'li and Dealer drou'tout Ma Iuei
syat,. I'D 4 .Tas'aA NEI kS& itl1rEii,0.n,fai
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soRelY AFFLICTED.
GREATLY AFFLICTED. A

Ns,.r.. y o ns~srtA q %. pssrui; Cs.tssnSs
R ,iss Iisir;, ,sr isea SaTsi Is sii sss srs
sifilcted with this d. 'ssc. ! sas greafiY a1letsa
vita Il COR iS' tlas, ard cured u With two ooi.
was asain IAkea with CstAfrh aufts ssyefyui 81
inineilsieiy 50 nc Tor rnothcr bottic, which exed
me ali rlgAt glvlng mo re,b<f IRON IN nrt dosc.
4 am ror,il.nt IL Il th.s rvmedy viii dO al that 70
CLAIMED Tor II, and rlors Mishing you saee,ss
IA ~ iatrOdueiion. AN vrry tfai{ S9a,(,tru
Denver. oS: l. 80. OF saith Z Doll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

Tur New Jersey Rspubliean is Of the
opinion that all that Is necessary to oh
tain Q "full house 10 to set up bar
rel Of whisky. Does the Rep. mean q
full station.house
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

A NoHRrsrowN man. who hal his IA
vorits cherry tree stripped 9 night or
two ago, 10 willing 20 wager heavy odds
that the thief is member Of Col. Bob
Ingsrsoll's church.
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WITH MIGHT AND MAIN.

Hsrlhs, vhsa you striks. with might and main.
Pure forec crisis carries.
whilst vavssing strokes. when pafiey Nan'
The fssblsst bulvArk parties.
In ever scheme some moments riss
Thai brook not Of invasion.
No msp nor boy e'er elnichsd his ptife
Who trinsd With occasion.
He~ en- 20 sss . worthy mind.
witA sools perssveranes.
Ylaa, plos and toll. 10 seors resignsd.
hsro N appsaiAnee.
ApA yss. when eli the irons glow.
a cAli To evolution.
Islnt, trembling. 81 the nnai blow.
And tall In execution.
To build An arch, the founder Lays
Ger strong supports and braces,
win cautious touch through anxious days.
Thsusnitss In tnslr plsees;
o uios that when the tops begin
To meet. breath would blundsr.
But vhsn at lass the ksyttonss In,
He knoeks the props from under.
The General o'er map snd chart.
To plan . conflict. snges
Win anIious brooding mind and heart.
And thsught that oftsn changes.
Bat when the eannon's tbunders iesi
rhs battles crimson story.
He must rush In With kssls.s speed
To Win the need OF glory.
Use care and pains. weigh. shin and pinch
In getting matters ready.
But solid strength w, In 70 eiineh
And keep the rivets steady.
Thsn STRIKE, vhsa stnhe ,ou must. nv boy.
with might and main forever:
TIE crashing nnal biows destroy
Ths bloets TO PLANNED endsA,or.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

A FLOATING paragraph says "ths
newest poekst-hask Is covered with
crocodile akin" Will some old scisnt-
let have the kindness to inform Us what
\ pocket flask 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

Two little girls were comparing pro
Rrsss In catechism study. 81 have got
TO original sin." said one. "iow lar
have you got p" "0h. l'm beyond
rsdsmption," said the other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

No full grown burglar will ever rob 9
church. He only does that In bis pew
pillags.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

Tns girls Of Tuscols. Illinois, place a
blue ribbon and o mittsn on the table
whom their lovsrs come 10 visit them.
and say, "Choose."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

"I suppose" said littl. fve-yssr.
old. in her quiet. thoughtful way. II
suppose there are men under ground
that push up the flowers. don't you.
mamma ."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

"YouH dog. what does he want
here 2" inquired dry goods dealer OF
. customer whose big Newfoundland
Was apsettius things generally. " Muz-
zlin," WAS the answer.
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

Rs,.-s. J. o. Blscogsi Geo. harsr. Coi: Cr.-
f,ss.Ss. : have p-r,i sANsOl.D's RADICAL
CUEK TOR CATAi;i,il. And it has giy.n rcrIees
salsfactlOn. have tried alIno-t evri ything. Ani
n !. the onlv thins that has given mo rc.lef.
therefor. take pie AZURE In recommending its use
10 all addicted With CLsrIh of any Kind. and oder
tAis a. my testimony ~ hs benefits. ,,.,,,.
yeyitn'y. W. n phcAAn
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OR. [. J. clAPkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL insTiTuTE


- ksersy street, So r~se'ses,
IN 1881 FoR THK
~ pesmsnen. ssIy c.'..nis,n,. sns
Disess5. 49, ~ .e
Dissasss Of me Nsfvves sysssm
H. immshss eessussoa ~ s,.as.a. ~ s.,sIs -.
~. ~ snS rrii.hle RESTITUTION 10 BE- estsb-
nshsd arst In Philadelphia. Penn. In isso. and
sn~rvsrds in san Traneisco, Cal. In Is,t, ss .
psivsts dispsnsary. In ortsr 10 AFFORD the
s0iessd tbs esst medical and su- geai ueatmsa'
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UxwxLcoNr srrrLxRs-thoss that Of.
fer ten cents on the dollar.
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To tired mother when she sits down
beside huge basket Of holsy stockings.
"ths darkest hour is just before the
darn"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

warx two girls meet they kiss. When
two young men meet. they don't
That shows who wants kissing the worst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

IT Is the brake Of day that prevents
night going too far.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

TEE CAicago Journal calls Tilden the
Jonah Of the ship Of state. He did get
whAlsd, that's o fact.
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BANKERS AND sroCKBRoKERs.
The NEVADA BANK

lhE NEvRVA pRNN
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
sAs YnAsoIsoo.. CALIFORNIA
Paid - apltai........si0 0, 900, ,0oe-0sla
ssrplss u. .. Bs.As). ).....2, ,ooey yoeo-Gsid
.,. DIRRCToRs, i.l
LoUrs hoLAhA............ PIeeiasnt
J. q fLOOD, D,..................Vice vice Presiaent
John N. xacKiY, WIN. 8. 0'Bhlks,
f.lHaaI JAkKs u. FAIR.
Ceshisf...... :.s..'..'n. ~ 1..s
Agent at vlrginis. Hsvsds....: .aio. a. I'LL
Assnta q Nov Yofk....... Q. 7. onitInssos
d 20 wall strssO....... loaAs' W. oAosSA
ISSUES coumsreiai asd rnvslers' credits,
syAilabis In any part Of the world. MAKE.
transiSss Of money BY telegraph and cable, and
cfsxs pxehAnss " customary usancss.
rAis Baah hes special Facilities ssr
Dealing IN Buiiisa.
YIcHANoE on the principal eities through
out the unitsd stsiss. Europe, Japan. ohina
and New zsaland, and on honolulu lHavaiil
NSu yoax BAxKKls-Ths hank Of New fa'x'
Loipcu BAsxns- xsssrs. smith. Payne 4
SmitAs, ths Cnion Bank Of London. tsSu
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nxposrrs ofcoN OR BULLION rsc.iyed.
IL dthsrEon opon account or 70 issue Ckh
MPiCATfSS therefor, payable (at the option Of
he hnider) In Gold Hin or San Francisco; 70
nass collections, purchsss Bullion st the moet
forusrdcd 10 The Parent Bank In san Francisco;
Sclis Bilis OF Kxehangs, and transaets osnsrh
BANKING Business.
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Monday, Hay 10Th, 1878,
ADDISON TP

for the arrearsges Of taxes due and the eosts ae-
erued thereon
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Clean the streets.

AlChh Aul cAtNis.
Clean cut you cellars and avoid malaria
vick's Garden Seeds for sale at Speers'
Drug Store.
Buy your F., ur al the Flour Depo, o.
Cook x Beerits.
Get the besi-yick's Garden Seeds. al
G. ". Speers'.
Buy your Grass Seeds and Fish at the
Flour Depot of Cook & Beerits
Brush and ashes are not the most beau.
uipl OF stree. ornaments; remove them.
Or. FundenbcFg. who will be al this
place on the 2is,. charges nothing lar con
SITUATIONS.
Caiarrh of the ear and all s,her forms
OF deafness. suoc, ssiully treated by DIR.
Fundenberg.
We have n special artist engaged in
preparing horse bills. Prices very low
This novel sort of a spring is respect,
fully solicited not TO fool with the fruii
bud.
No cheese factories before the middle OF
May; in the meantime take your roll but
ter TO Schrock's.
DR.. Sadler, Oculisi and Aurist. No.
256 Penn Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. Eye.
Ear, Throat md Cstarrh ~Specialties.
Farmers should get the best Grass
Seeds. Clover and Timothy. fsym the
farms of Dubstadt & Glass, al Schrock's.
DIR. W. +. Fundenburg. 0culisi and
Aurist. from Cumberland. Nd, will be in
Somerset on Monday. April 22., and will
remain several weeks for the exclusive
treatment OF all diseases of the Eye. Ear.
Nose, and Threat. All consultations
tree.
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WORTHY TEACHERs.-Edit0F Herald.
In your paper Of a few weeks ago there
appeared an article. THE Schools of som
erset County, bv J. Is. Whipkey. which
gives a general history of early education
in the county, and OF the rise and present
condition OF the common school system.
Very proper mention Is made in the arti-
Gle of quite a number OF past and present
teachers; but for some reason or other. the
author, in writing up the schools of New
Cenlreville and Milford township. tailed
TO notice two worthy and prominent men,
who have labored successfully for the
cause of education in those districts as
well as throughout the county. | have
reference 20 ex-Superintendeni D. W.
Will. OF New Cenireviile. and Prot. John
C. Weller, of Gebharts. Prot. VIII re.
eeiyed his educational training at the Nor
NAL School at MillersviiIe, Pa. For
years he has taught district and normal
schools successfully, served several years
as County Superintendent. giving s~atisfac-
ton TO teachers and directors, and he is
still engaged in teaching, and is not
wanting in zeal and interest in the cause
of education. Prof. John c. Weller is
one of the rising young men Of the county.
He spent three years at the Millersville
State Normal, coming away with a di-
ploma. He has been teaching district
schools with marked success. and for sew
eral seasons has had charge Of the normal
school at Ce~ntreville, doing a good work
in pushing forward the advance guards in
the army Of teachers Prot. Weller has
done good wherever he has taught
When the leading living teachers Of the
county are mentioned, let Profs. Will and
Weller not be forgotten.
DIRECTORS.
Nm TWP Anril > 1879
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TIME TABLES.

BALTIMORE a OHIO IL. r..
PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
TN and aRax Nov u. 1s7s, trains on THU
~oad viii depart from and arrive at depot, cornei
Grant and Water Streets as follows;
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Tie follow ing resolutions. adopted at
the meeting held on May 4. 1870. are
still in force and are published for the in
s~truction of those holding the elections,
viz:
LIST. That The polls he opened only at
the usual places OF holding elections fixed
by law.
ID. That the Republican voters OF each
district shall elect their member OF the
County Committee and the two additional
officers to hold the primary election.
Sd. That when they were not elected al
the previous election. the committeeman
for each borough and township, shall Sc
lect the two other persons to assist IN
holding the primary election in their re.
speciive districts, and the committeeman
shall act as judge ard make The return O
election.
4. That the committeeman be required
20 make a list Of the Republican yUiers OF
the borough or township in which he
lives, and have the same present At the
election. and designate therein every per-
son; and if any person not named therein
be Judged entitled TO a vote. his name be
added 10 said list and the fact stated, and
tha: the said list be produced before the
return Judges when they meet.
9TH. That ali Republicans be inquired
10 vote ia their proper districts.
9th. That no person be allowed TO vote
unless known 10 nave voted with The Re
publican party. or who can produce salts
factory evidence OF that fact.
The return judges must place the re
turns in the hands OF the Chairman on or
before Tuesday evening. May Ia.
ED. b. SCULI,
:. L. TRENT. Oh. Co. Com.
Secretary.
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VI.
JESSER y ROADS, Pa, April ), 1878.

URsINA fTEMs.-Business men com
PLAIN of duh times, but hope for the bet
ter.
Farmers are beginning to plough, ane
new fences ale tho order of the day.
The yards are being clea ned. and hand
some shade trees planted. which adds Il
the appearance OF u town.
How are the roads ?? is the question
asked every day. Getting no better,
is the invariable answer.
Recent improvements in the way OF Q
new cash store will add considerably to
the business on Water street.
Father Walker, of this place. has teen
quite sick, and at this writing is yet con.
fined TO the house.
On the evening OF the 81 our town was
visitebby . goodly humber of candidates,
all on business, OF courso.
The Methodist people OF tais place
reorganiyed their Sunday-school on last
sunday, with Prof. Cook for superin-
tendent, and Prof. /. j. Miller. Assistant.
Judging from the officers and teachers
chosen we would say the school must sue
coed. We can truly say that our Sunday
school is in a flourishlng condition, and
the members thereof deserve much praise
for the interest manifested in the grand
and glorious work.
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MARRIED,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a, 1878,
at the residence of David Phillippi. in
Evansville. by Rev. L. L. Sieber, Mr..
Amos A. Adams Il Miss Araninta Bar
ron, both of Somerset Co, Pa.
KEMP-ZUFALL. - March %, by
Rev. T. Eiseshour, Mr.. Geo. i. Kemp TO
Miss Catharine Zufall, both of Somerset
Co, Pa.
10,
1878, by Rev. ]. S. Buell., Mr.. A. Gro
wall. to Miss NJ. Phillippi, both OF SOM
erset Co, Pa.
Observation-Disclosures 3. 1878,
by the same, Nh. J. w. Bruner, to Miss
Katie Keltz, both of Westmoreland Co,
Pa
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JOSIAH SHAFER.

As a candidate for Sheriff.
Please announce THOMAS GALLAGHER,
Of Jenner Twp, as 4 candidate for Sheriff.
WE are authorized 70 announce EDGAR
KYLE, Of Quemahoning Twp. as n candidate for
nomination for Sheriff, at the ensuing Republican
primary election
Please announce GEORGE A PILE, Of Som
erset Twp. as q candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff, sublect to the Republican primary elec-
ton. Mr.. Pile IL q farmer, and was fJrmeriy n
member Of Company q, Sth Regiment.
MANY VOTERS.
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Beautiful Helen no doubt had a fine
complexion, but it is more than doubtful
whether II exceeded in purity the complex
ions OF the ladies who use that inimitable
auxiliary OF female loveliness. GLESN's
SULPHUR SoUP.
Sold by all Druggists.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE,
Black or Brown, 80 cents.
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RrprsIrc,x COUNTY COMMITTEES

AddisOa-S. 4. Dean.
Allegheny-Johu Bradigum
Berlin. II. knepper.
Brothersvalley-loseph Hanger.
Conemaugh-Levi GOder.
gnnfuence-W. 4. koontZ-
Eiklick-Moriimer Welfiey
Greenville-A. J. StOner.
Jefferson-Georgc Barclay.
Jenner-F. G.. Neff.
Iennerville-A. B. Kauiz.
Larimer-Jaoob Zufall.
Loxer Turkeyfoot-C. ). lnunkin.
Meversdale-J. c. HOchsieller
Middhcreek-P. X Moore.
Niliord-S. X crichlield.
New Balumore-John George.
New Centreviile-Leroy y. scott
Norihampton-D. q. BSAman.
paint-Peter Hoffman.
OaemahOning-Albert Befkey.
SLis5arv-John c. Lowry.
Shade-gnseph Gable.
Somerset B0r.-L NJ. Hicks
Somerset rwp.-Chrislian Strens
Somerset NoTIh-NOah :. Miller.
Souihampton--James NJ. Kennel
Stouycreek-Jacob J. Neigle.
Stoystown-John ID Resley.
sammit-Cornelius Shoemaker.
Cpper Turkey foot-Freeman ! OunkiR,
Irsina-J. ; Sutherland.
Wellersburg-Michael Long.
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Sales 500. class 2 tar 80 -
Classification OF Taverus.
sales s40es and less elass S tar 30
Ciaasinestieu OF Eating Houses
Sales y 900 and under, class 5. tar 80
CLASSIFICATION or WHOLESALE Logon DEsI
Sales $500 AMI all sales under, ezs L. 81
Take notice. all who are concerned IN this ap
praisement, that an appeal Will be held At the
Commissioned office, IN Somerset Pa. on the Ia
day OF May. A. ID. ISIS, between The hours Of . a
m and , O'Clock p. m. when and where yea nay
attend If you think proper.
ID. l. PHILLIPPL
= AP.fif Mercantile Appraiser
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People who wish early tomatoes should
sun the seed in boxes and keep them in q
warm place. When the plants are Ave OF
six inches in height is a good time to trans
plant them into fruit Al or small boxes
with the bottoms so adjusted that they car
be removed without injury 10 the young
plants. snd then, VIXEN the season will
permit. set the pot in the ground where
you wkh TO have your tomato patch. In
this WY the check 10 the growth by the
usual mode of transplanting is obviated,
and plants grow right on.
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al

\ man who had announced his first at
tack OF rheumatism learned in one-hali
hour that the following would cure it.
Iodide otpoiassium, quinine, g All r salts.
onions. raw lemons, raw silk. oil silk, gin
and iansey. rock candy whisky, Turkish
baths, a potato carried in the pocket, an
eel skin around his leg. a suit OF red fan
| mel. chloroform, liniment, hot lemonade, a
"trip to the South, a dry atmosphere, sui'
phar baths. mustard and hot water, can
phor. aud electricity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-10

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