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TRIED,
AND
TRUE.
People arc getting a~cqualntcI-nud those win
re not ought to bc-with the wonderful merits q
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment:
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This Imminent very naturally originated In Ameri
n. where Nature provides In her laboratory sucl
mrprising antidOtCs for the malaiies az her chill
Ircn. Its fame has been spreading for Is years
Until now It encircles the habitablc globe.
The Mexican Mustang Inimc Is a matches
:emedy for all cxtcrnai ailments OF man and beast
To stock owners and farmers Il IL Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves a human life or rc
stores tho usefulness Of an excellent horse. OF
low, or sheep.
Il cures foot.rot, hoof-ail, hollow horn, grut
Scrcw.worm. shouldcrro mango, the bites an,
Stings OF poisonous reptiles and insects, and ever.
Iuch drawback to stock breeding aud bush life.
It cures c"ery external trouble OF hoTIcs. sue
Is lnmencSS, scratches, swinny, spraips, founder
wind gall, ring bone. etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Inlment Ia the quickef
cure In the world for accidents occurring In ia
tamily. In the absence OF n physician. such o
burns, scalds, sprainS, cuts, etc, and for rheunu
tJm. and stiffness cnScndered by exposure. la
tiGuiarly valuable to Miners.
Il ID the cheapest remedy In the world, for
ponetrates the muscle to the bone. AMI II Singl
application Is generally sufficient To cure.
Mexican Mustang IIuineDt j. put up Ira thrc
size Of bottles, the larger ones Icing TroInrtioi
s:sE much the cheapest Sold everywhere.
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THE new YonH
rn INsuRAscE COW
-. .H.H o.-i

PURELY MuTuAI-So sTooRHoLDgR
Dividends Annually, aud applicable
lbc We sECvSu'Sa and subaeansu, yo,yi
premiums. - y ~ AZ .iu VI!
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SbALED PROPOSALS WILL De RECEIVED
Z paintlbg the wood work. whiieniHu the
plas!eribR anti repairing the plss,criun ana
oIich work OF tie Court House. In aceoSAanes
VIII p'e'hcatiohs ON sic In my once. Kids
VIII Do t'vtaren Tor painting. Whit ming and
or none Do Nj propussls IN be nlrd wiz
we 'lcrh ~ the Board ~ County C,nmis.ioti
,1s"h " ,tiarc 10 ocock a. M, Anii 18Th.
iA'a, 81 they viii not lie o-nAidsTeI' TLs
Board %re,erN's the right TO n irct nm, and Iii
U,nsi Wy. order 81 the BoptA Of County Con.
missi"bcfs. - - It.. 90 49,
,no z. Z GREEN CLERK.
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IN THE nlSTRIqC u pnr oV THE UNITED
Sstnnltof thE DIsiTlot 81 ~NcvaI.-in m,
msl.sI ~ AIlNtNDER. B,nhruis. in
bsuhrsidey. -Uhitcd Ssaics'bf America, Distdsi
"I Ne, ads, $50 varrsat In bankruptcy has
gten lssutd by psld eoart against the estate on
ssce0 hIeiAndpT, 81 the County If Elho and
shts OF Nevada, In said district, who ia. bsen
any shJudEti 4 b,thript on HIS own pct,tlop
ahu TOE pay iuent OF any debts sud the delivery
.,i any property belonging Ia said bank rupt. 10
him oftRhtp nee. and The transfer OF any prss
very ~ hlhl. are forbidden by law. A mcetin,
o.Ii the crNiisors hi said b ntr, III, 10 ptoye
tleir dcbfs aud choose one OF more n-siances
~ his estate, viii he held Mt Court 81 I,snh
rnltcy. 70 be holden NJ vlrgi ~. In said BIZ.
Mgl. on The TENTH DAY Or APRIL "a n.
1873. al otloch =. N, ~ tile ofnor Off. siro
ihtr. HoJm NO. tOdd fellows building. bpr.
ner OF " and Shiith streets. one Of the RcVls,ni.
~ bankruptcy % aatd district -. "'f
VIZ AUGUSTUS AaH.
Ttpbcy for said District Mn5sd
lBii IL f.HN. -
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E'aniei + 2eaUY's
.oAELOI ORGAN -.

''"-" r'UUnlGll' irsirlIiur''~ pns-,s- = pa'.
u ca 10 ~. cal 'r',i- Ird esp ,ss!cir r,v. .
i- a. g. alta 0 "l. ui !r"'l iur u.,',urU Il !rr-
i"--i nal. al . HUoE' aiur't ~ HiN IArl.r. ~
Gel tu qualify Of Ionr. borough
" - Lnn"nshir, irgnnt designs md
. hni-iI, ana We d"riui variety ~ tittr ,Uui.
. iuHiIHn stop. IvsTy instrument la y va.
"NtfE respect. HNd ~ = gi iHrtr" Tia = ar"
hipIs d on i1 Ia i've To- niicru ,,sNS' test : iHl.
~" ~ t"inu'.".' aud freight Ch'Tgv- IHi both
Nh!s 10y Ir u ihrN at" tatrrvpTyrrUl"i 81 "a
any way pr'N" Uu-'ti factory. y" such N
las ever bean made. Uwarr Uf mutations.
Az nt- SauIrti. tTy where / have uu.c. large
d. "Ui'- uIauC I" introduce" Ia new localities
send tor iir.trAiGi A NLKiiSEil. containing
long LIFTS of ieriiin"uiHls from well. known per
suur. s"Uc a. whom you may know. classified
10y state. with Iust-Ufi,cS annexed. that all
may iIInir. dit 81 81 them. Address, DANIEL
J. HE' 7 NI-hii gion. Sew Jersey.
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There IL no manufAetu or Of Iianos and Or
Rans In thu or any other country who has re-
e~Iyed 80 many unsoli1 ted .ndoi~suScnts - has
Mr.. Beatty. Prom every ktzte AMI Territory
roues this same veriiet; ''They are the best In
the world illustrated ADVERTISER, iCata
beatty. wssbingtos. New Jeney. ocT
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BEATTY'S
PIANO AND PARL07 ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

Containing the clements Of music. 18th ra.y
Ani pTugrcssivc rIrr,is"s To- perfect tie plIr er
III the art "i mu-i' l'iih"r piaTr, ur organ 10
which II added over SiAy Wa iErz, lulLa-,
Nanh's. t~aiuI-. I~ItrI;Ig' Nrlu les. arCrs.
''r.. 10y anil r.. Hattr. va. Iiugt"u. New
jersey. one 80 ih' beet work. ~ . d Eaud ever
Gi,InElu'''d. dpd sh"UAI br ~ the han - 81 every
ri'u" aiI,I ufEau piI'vr ="s.t I,-iI aid to- any
PATE" "a" 2 nit-d 'tdt"- ~ ,auada for un'l ~
r"ut-. he Uiiv" u vHTg bel r,daCr,l 80 In 70
'lu'" a. " T~yNh"tr. ddfr--. U,%.L:. r.
neatly. "a-lIingrus. Sew Jerry.
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DIR. EBicI.'S
HnISnm and Cough MsdicIn.i

This wonderful remedy is highly useful Ia all
cases ui coats az coughs, bnt ~ ,-Iss iaIIy
adapted for the cur" Uf Hrch CamnIAints As
miners or" liable To fr.m exposure "a cold
ground: ur ihU at rprbtiUu ~ nuwiicr smoke ia,
la the innE'. Three doses u day will keep tho
luugb clear AID 'nNblO the miners Ia work In
the midst ui powder smoke without coughing.
Il T. not claimed iuT This lIaisam. like most
batont mcli,iuca, TIT u viii cure ali Diseases.
put u - gfiI iLtr"d iu CuIc ali IisraE'- Of the
ITu n. one hotun pf tile nalgim viii, Ia nearly
all casus, euro q had cold ~ cough uf frpm ono
tn to" months duration iwo bottles "A cpld or
opugl ui from iWU tn four months standings:
hiid three bottles amy -Inildr 81, ,tion that ! ~
beer IN e1i''cnr" irvm four months To Two
years.
Ep-Tn hc had at r. 3. Mullcr's Drug store.
ElkU. Nevada.
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AsstT AZ OVEN .s,apo,ocs,
Income 5000. 900 Ys.riv.

Ihe History aud Condition Of M. oo,apsny.
!ahhsry ISM were p brief aud ~ Wound
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-08
Long Ride.

NEW YORK, Nav AT PrJspec'
Park, Br, o;lyn, Peralto, the Mexican
began al four O'Clock this morning
the attempt to ride sos miles in IF
teen hours. He made the first one
hundred miles 10 four hours and
twenty minutes. He changed horses
every mile. The fastest time was
made in two minutes and thirteen
seconds. One hundred and f~fty-nine
miles we're covered 10 seven hours
aud twenty minutes. He completed
30ls miles at ! P. NJ, when the If
teen hours had expired, but continued
riding until be made the 305 miles
at 40. doing the last mile in 2:4l.
The rain of the afternoon made the
track heavy or The feat would doubt
less have bten accomplished.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-08

EDITOR HERALD While in the East.
II, like many others, was always anxious
10 hear something OF the Great West
and thinking that there may be some
there vet to whom n little western news
would give them some idea OF the coun
try. or some encouragement If they think
OF coming out here TO make a home.
First to give a description OF the country:
it is n beautiful rolling scope OF our west
ern country; not 50 level as TO be wet, and
not marshy nor rolling enough to wash in
wet seasons. The soil is somewhat like
that found along the Casselmln river in
Elkiick and Summit townships. OF old
Somerset county, only l think it is strong
er. Being formed of a vast amount Of de-
composed vegetable matter. ii is the very
best ci land for agricultural purposes.
The planting season is at hand here now,
and ever ybody is as busy as bees, planting
corn. Some commenced planting two
weeks ago. are planting now, and will
plant for two weeks TO come. Grain looks
well: winter wheat is from eight to ten
inches high; spring wheat is about four
inches high and covers the ground as a
beautiful green sheet; oats is about three
inches high and looks very well; rye is
from ten to thirty inches high, and some
pieces are in head at the hight OF thirty
inches: | can see one piece Of rye from
where | am writing, that is nicely headed.
Potatoes are up and growing finely, and
people are still planting. Apples and
cherries are IN ll)on, peach bloom has
fallen off, and trees of all kinds are coated
with a thick. heavy load of nice, large
green leaves, such as may he seen in Som
efset county in the month OF June. The
weather is warm, and occasionally very
windy, which, of course, winds up every
few days with a good shower OF lain,
We have had but one squall of snow
since | am here. and that was on the Goth
OF March. II seemed strange to me to see
corn two and a half inches high, and rye
in head OF Easter Sunday, and yet it is
true.
osay something of the markets; corn
is worth rom 26c to 2sc per bushel, spring
wheat from Toe TO SOC per bushel, winter
wheat from 90c to 81 per bushel, cattle are
worth from S22J to 1915 per hundred,
Hogs from 1925 to S265 per hundred, pota-
toes. 45c per bushel, butter, 124c per
pound, eggs, &c per dozen. Farms can
be bought here that are in a good state OF
cultivation, at from SIS to S25 per acre.
The prospect at present indicates a
a very heavy harvest. People are plant
ing a large acreage of corn. Farm labor
is worth ron sl5 to SEQ per month. day
about 81 q day. 4 few cases OF
ague are reported in this vicinity. The
National Greenbacktr5 COL tinue to..incIease
here. Any further information will be
forwarded on application
Yours truly,
w. A. ScoTT BIRD.
FALLS CITY. NEB., April 23d, 1878.
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An ASTONISHING FACT.-A large pro
portion of the American people are to-day
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result of these dis
eases upon the masses of intelligent and
valuable people is most alarming, making
life actually a burden instead of a pleasant
existence of enjoyment and usefulness a:
it ought to be. There is DO good reason
for this, if you will only throw aside pre-
judice and skepticism, take the advice Of
Druggists and your friends, and try one
bottle of Greens August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions of bot
ties OF this medicine have been given
away TO try lis virtues, with satisfactory
results in every case. You can buy
sampl e bottle for 10 cents to try. Three
doses will relieve the worst case. Posi-
lively sold by all Druggists on the West
ern Continent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-08
The Republican Primary Election viii
6e held on Saturday, May II, 1873.

The following resolutions. adopted at
the meeting held on May I, 1870. are
still IN force and are published for the in
Strnction Of those holding the elections,
viz.
ls. That the polls be op-ned only at
che usual places oil holdiAg elections fixed
Roy law.
2d. That the Republican voter; OF each
district shall elect their member OF the
County Committee AMI the two additional
officers to hold the primary election.
ID. That when they were not elected al
she precious 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
spcciivc districts, and the committeeman
shall act as judge and make the return o
election.
l. That the committeeman be required
to make a list of the Republican voters OF
she borough or township in which he
lives. and have the same present At the
election, aud designate therein every per-
q. son; and ii aBV person not named therein
DC Judged entitled 10 a vote, his name be
added TO said list and The fact stated. and
thS: the said list be produced before the
retufn Judges when they meet.
5th. That all Republican he required
60 vote ia their proper districts.
9th. That no person be allowed 10 vote
unless known 10 nave voted with the Re
publican party, or who can produce salts
factory evidence of that fact.
Ed. b. SCCLI,
:. [. Trent, Oh. Co. Com.
Na.ra+arr
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Dr. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SoAP.-Dr
Van Dyke, whose life long speciality, ant
world wide reputation for curing skin dis
eases, has e~ndeavored for years to combin,
an external treatment. He has accom-
piished this desirable result in the prepa
ration OF his compound Sulphur Soap
the merits OF which are spoken of by
thousands; it is highly recommended to al
our readers. Price % cents, by mail, 3;
cents a box: 3 cakes so cents, by mail
10 cents. Office 30 n. 9Th street. Whole
sale Depot. 400 n. 81 street. Philadelphis,
Pa. Sold by all Druggists.
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Cash paid lor wool by Il r. Parker.
e.O0e pounds OF wool wanted by 6. r.
Parker.
Buy your Flour at the Flour Deput oil
Cook a Beeri,s.
Bay your Gmss Seeds and Fish at The
Flour Depot Of Cook & Beeri,s.
New Ties. Scaris Collars and Cuffs,
lace SETS. Gloves. etc, al
Mrs. 4. +. CaL's.
DR.. Sadler. OCuiist and Aurisi. No.
256 Penn Avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa. Eye.
lar Throat end Catarrh Specialties.
New Hats aud BoEneis just received
Mrs. \. + TINS.
Settle your accounts due On our books
and save COSTS.
Mas. J. b. TREDwFtA
No. G Mammoth Block.
Remember that the largest. best and
cheapest stock of Boots. Shoes. Caters
slippers, Mems aud Boys Hats can be
found al
SOL UmLs
have added 4 complete assortment OF
Hat and Gaps 10 my stock within the last
week all new goods. and will sell very
cheap for cash.
SOL TAT.
NorioE-Prrsons NOT having paid up
theif accounts due on the Isl Of April.
rs's. VIII save Gusts by doing 50 ON or be
fore tac 10Th Of MAY.
y. II. SHAFFER.
MILFORD STATION, Pa.
DIR. W. +. Fundenberr. Oculist and
Anrist, from Cumberland. Nd is now
stopping at the Glade House. where ali.
those suffering from diseases of The Eve
Ear. Nose and Throat can consnlt him
every Tuesday. Wednesday, THURSDAY
. Friday. All consultations free f,
ctce hours from Q 4. NJ. to4Pu
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-08

AETICLE ~ AGREEMENT made AMI entered
into the 3oth day Of January. ISIS, between can
didates for the Legislature from the county %
Somerset, State Of Pennsylvania, witnesseth. that
the said candidates for and In consideration Of the
saving Of the time and expense necessary TO a
general canvass Of said county. have and DO here
BY agree. each tor himsels and with each other.
not 20 make any canvass, either In person or BY
proxy, pending the Republican Primary Election
for the year 1sssexcept In the township or borough
In which they respectively reside and the borough
OF Somerset. The ESbi candidates DO however re-
serve unto themselves the right 10 correspond. By
letter or otherwise. with the voters Of the county
in reference 20 their eandidacy- II IL alsO further
agreed upon by the said candidates that the chair
man Of the County Committee shall be fully au-
th0rized 10 withdraw from the list OF candidates.
the name Of any one who has become q party %
this contract. who wilfully violates any Of the pro
visions Of this agreement.
In testimony whereof We bereunto subscribed
our names, under the penaly Of a forfeiture OF our
right TO be a candidate at the enzuiDg Republican
Primary Election
BENJAMIN A FICHTNER. Confluence.
WILLIAM COLLINS, Somerset Twp.
WILLIAM ZIMM LEHMAN, Jenner Twp
b r. SNYDER, UrsinI,
SAMUEL MIER. Salisbury.
j. ". MOST0LLER, Quemahoning.
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GETTING NAMES FoR BAD PURPosEs.
in all the papers OF 4 flash sort, as well
as some that claim a higher standard, may
be read the advertisement, ''Your name
neatly printed On fifty cards for ten cents
postage paid, etc. Every printer knows
that the cost of cards furnished. which are
Of fine board. together with the work and
postage, will cost at least ten cents. How
then, can men make this traffic pay 1t
is claimed hat the list ofnames o%fthought-
less young ladies and innocent girls. aud
those OF young men and boys, gathered
by advertisements of this kind in every
city and village. and at almost every post
office, command a big price when offered
for sale 10 men who deal in literature of
that kind which poisons the young mimi
and prepares a foundation for blasted life.
In the hands Of these soulless wre;ches.
the preserved lists are an uneFring guide
to the hearth stone of almost every family.
The cards are somewhat nice, but circu-
lars offering books and pamphlets, sensual
and beasily, VIII doubtless follow. Itmay
be that the advertisers of cards do nci
want the lists for sale, and are themselves
the vampires upon society who take this
method Of getting addresses for a nefari-
Gus traffic. Be this as it may, the ihous-
ands OF names sent for cards thus adyer-
,ised. ale on dangerous journey -Sigonr-
Hsg AeHs.
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REGISTER &

Please announce A.. A.. HUFFMAN. ofShank4
vide, as n candidate Tor Register and Recerier.
s!nlsct @the decision Of ihe Republican primary
are authorized 20 announce WILLIAM q
FkEASE ot Somerset Blrough. a. q candidate
Tor the Office % Register and kccariar. subject a.
the decision u the Republicans at their ensuing
primary election.
Please announce J. q. Yutzy. author OF Prison
Lille Experience. as a candidate ir the uomiua-
tion tor Register ant Recorder.
br- lutzy was q private Ia CO. e. 4th Rect.
' - during the rebellion. He enlisted in August.
lsoZ and served unth after Lees surrcrder- al
the battle OF New Market. Va. be was aounIaI
ana made q prisoner serving ia Libby. Belle Isle
end SALISBURY IN. Ca.Jpris1us t1rteu long months
At me time o. bis capture he tipped the beam
at 10 Toanls, hut after his return the beam dbi
~ quite zip at H. He was q good s3lIier fllth
lul o. his officers AMI comrades. lie Is deserving
pt the chice aui should D. nguuiuaf@f.
MANY CITIZENS
Thanking the public for tae vote received three
years ago ! sg1in announce my -elf - candidate
tr Register 4 Recorder
TOBIAS :. FISHER.
90 Br0thersvailcy To-sship.
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DIED.

WIAND.-April 20. 1878. Mary A.
wife of Simon Wand, aged % years.
months and % days.
ALEXANDER.-April &c, 1873, Mrs
Francis Alexander, wife of John Alexan.
der, and daughter OF Archibald Bird,
in The Goth year of her age.
The deceased was a sister OF the late
Josephine Sell, whose obituary appeared
in the HERALD a short time since.
She leaves a husband and two children Il
mourn her loss, but they sorrow not a:
those who have no hope.
She has left to them the priceless legacy
OF a good lite, and we feel that she is not
dead, but only gone before us to the better
land.
MILLER-February -, 1878, Lillian
Bell, second daughter of Vim. ii. and
Mary c. Miller, aged ) years. , months
and Il days.
February 6. 1873. near Stoystown, of
diphtheria. Critic NJ, youngest daughter
of W. II, and Mary {. Miller, aged ,
years. G months, and u days.
April 81, 1873, Jacob Hays. Youngest
son of VIM. II. and Mary c. Miller, aged
, years. and 16 days.
While agr hearts are bleeding over the
spoils that death hath made, We would
calmly say.
Rest now blessed little ones,
Till Christ will call US too,
To he a reunited family again
In HeaSen's unelouded skies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-08

TTean money make faster AT work for u than at
anything else Capital-not required we viii
start you. tl2 per day NJ home made BY the
Industrious. Men women, boys and girls want
~ ell everywhere 20 work for us. Now il the
time. Costly outfit AMI terms free. Address
TRUE y Co. Augusta. Maine.
March Y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-08
MARRIED.

OBER-LAMBERT.-At the Lutheran
parsonage. Friedens, by Rev. j. j. Welch.
Mr.. Kane 0ber, TO Miss Villa Lambert,
both of Somerset Co, Pa.
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EXECUToRS' NOTICE

Estate of Peter Wilhelm, late OF Eiklick Twp.
deceased.
Letters testament3ry on the above estate hav.
ing been granted TO the Undersigned by the prop
er authority, notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
indebted TO said estate TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
10 present them. duly authenticated, for settle
ment. TO the undersigned at the house Of Jeremi-
ali Folk, in said township, on Friday, May 10,
ISIS.
C. T. HEILMAN.
JEREMIAH FOLK.
April3 Executors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-08

Time fiies and 50 d. diseases OF the skin
when that incompar Die purifier of the Gu
ticle and beauiiiier OF The complexion.
GLENN's SULPHUR soar. is used TO dis
perse them. Pimples, blotehes, sores and
bruises. end the like are invariably remoy-
cd by ii.
Sold by all Druggists.
HrLL's HAIR AND WnIsRER Dye,
Black or Brown. 30 cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-08

The Commissioners will meet on the
premises on "Wednesday. May ). 1873. al
9 O'Clock A. n. to contract or sell TO the
lowest bidder the repairing Of The bridge
over Casselman river, in Confluence Bor-
ough. No specifications until day Of
sale.
W. VI SCHRocR,
Tforh
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AUDITOR

Please announce The name 81 DIN =
RHOADS- Of Somerset Twpas 3 canshiate nr
County Auditor. satlect % The decision e the
voters at the Republican primary e~iefou. Mr.
Rho9ds j. sell qualified Or the pnsiti1n-
MANY VOTERS.
VIZ are authorized 90 announce JOHN VI
klMMEL- Of Jederson Twp. asa candidate for
Auditor. subject o. the decision q the Rsuublicanr
AZ their cnsuing primary election.
Pleas announce SIMON p. FRITZ. near Pie
Hill. a. a candidate Ar Couaty Auiitor. suhiee.
10 the decision of the voters at the nepabIsas
primary e~leetiDn- Mr. Fritz has for a number OF
year been a teacher and = we'll qualified hr IN
Office BRJTHERSEALLET-
Wcare authorized 70 announce the name o. HI
RAM H.. mccoy. Of jefferson township. ~ q
candidate for Auditor. subject 20 the decision Of
the Republican voters at their ensuing primary
election.
Please ann0unne the zane % =. NJ BAKER. %
Somerset Township. as a candidate ~F Auditor.
subject % the decision 0fthe Rep7biican voters a.
their ensuiag primary election
Mr. Baker has been in the Mereantle bus. ness
for eight yeass, and 4 very well qualified for the
ONCE. SOMERSET.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-08

You MUST CURE THAT COCGH.-Wltl
Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself II has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured, while for
Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough.
Asthma, and all diseases OF Throat and
Lungs, it is absolutely without an equal.
Two doses will relieve your child of Group.
il is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless
to the youngest child, and no mother can
afford to be without it. You can use two
thirds of a bottle and If what we say Is not
true We will refund the price paid. Price
10cts, Scots. AMI S1.00 per bottle. II your
Lungs are sore or chest or back lame use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Geo.
W. Benford, Somerset. Pa.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Cons,i-
pated, have you a Yellow skin, Loss of
Appetite. Head Ache, if so don't fail to use
SHIL0H'S SYSTEM NITALIZER. 1t
is guaranteed to relieve you. and will you
continue to suffer when you can be cured
on such terms as these. Price 10 cts. and
IS cts. Sold by Geo. W. Benford. SOM
erset, Pa.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME-
TACK" is rich and fragrant, try it. Sold
Geo. w. Benlord, Somerset, Pa.