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then ureyaiiinghsd stopped work ON tne Ioasters
The mort, et0pe betWeen FIRST and secsna cIosscus
carried trcsq0s laes % vs.g dar and ~ss wa
to be sunk in it 10 order to prove the VI
the ore body. 49,, /,,-,.4o oIa;roa on tbe
ost of March To have made one of the nost Inl. e.
nortaot Strikes ever made in that mine. urIaT 5
then showed seven feet ol hnc sana %unc5es of
Ste horn silver, while another drift gave
ind,cations of coming into ore lhls poiIs ne
in ground yet td March % we're 5e tons
ore tor Tue nng is The latest from the ChrysoIte
NV; lno .od Lol' Yesterday under date OF Marcn
S9 Section 81 is opsnngi up oSoIf very
satsfactG9dplPt 9dat deem below the floor of the
tee , and found no cessation to the sand
So far have an ore Dony Il. sS' i in the bottom
NESS; ;Atso,ta We aaVc sbat SaffN T. The west drift
f. from this shaft still shows sand t caroonaie, are
Tn arc hnrryng our Wines in order TO connect th
W.. W. az IovaI vel with the Roberts shaft. Shippca
1oG991oooo tons; total 3.S17i3C2OOO TONS March
to 30" III, &c Cboft No A IN
the Little Chief March 2o continued 10 Gne oob
welI. The orc-body in Shaft No. z was very hIe.I
during the week previous y ieet 2d aItsS from u,
Mnrc tn % we're .SS1 tons. The bottom OF tle
naIv shalt was all III iron on April 2. ana ricn
ore had bpCn strck in the WINS notth from L
4 The Little Chief manager. under uatc oi ni,i' 81
20 writes as follows Our north dTi' iVi @ 1n%r have
- shows to-day particularly we'll we nave
,tartrd an additional cross-cnt eaSs s4 Iiolh hore
p",nt short distance north OF SHAFT aunete et,
we have encountered fine face OF sand carD"na'd
and ralcna The. sand sopc south MN OF orc S"aT The
n"Iw shaft Is now down 40 feet and IL IN
favorable groundthis shaft is due east ana on ;no
same section ms the Roberts shaft OF the Chry
Thr east drift from the Roberts shaft mas M now
reached The Lite Chief Comppa1nys llne', shlppeu
The Rcd Elephant mine shipped five tons ol GO con
centfated ore. averaging 79l2 ounces, on April 1.
and twenty y-scven tons seeond-clasS ore, running
from 100 To- 100 ounces per ton. on April =.
Mr. Joseph Reynolds, president OF the llot Sprngs
Railroad recently shipped 7.9Gi pounds o. ore 10
the 81 LOUIS Smelling and iicIinlng COMPANY. ,ll.
which yielded an average of 1oI ounces OF si'fer lex
per ton. with 30 PER cent Of lcad. This ore, Tor
which 1871 30 was paid Dy The slnelters. was from
the Minnesota miac. Moni gomcry County ArNanSiS'
thirty miles west of the Hot Springs
The Bald Mountain Mining Company have J'lSt re-
ceved the following TELEGRAM from Their Sllpcrlil-
trrlcn. uadcr date Of April 3: Just returned from
Gunnsun Road open to minc next Monday, MihttsS
opening up splendid, especially north end Goid
Cup Am getting very rich ore from breast OF md
die incline. VIII crowd dcvclrpmrnts.p
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MINES, AND MINING.

SUNDAY. Aprii &-P u.
During the week ended yesterday ths markets for
mining shares, except for one or two specialtles,
were inactive. and prices generally were weak. AT
the Stock Exchange the greatest activity was Ill
Little Pttsburg, 10000 shares selling between the
figures of 012 aud SIS. and finally closing
at 9ls-the Same as one week ago. The
publication of Professor Raymond's report
on the property seems to have been favOrably re-
ceved. because yesterday the business done in tue
stock larger than on any preceding day, while
the fluctuations did not exceed 80 cents-SA and
9l4 being. the extremes. Silver Cliff was lower at
Oh, and Standard was steady at 81, heng u lower
than week ago, after having sold during the
week at 80 aud 30Hs. At tue Mining Stock
Exchange the principal feature yesterday
was Gold Placer, which, with a large
business rose to 81 100S1 O5. Moose also was ac-
tive and strong. with an advance from 81 10
to 81 80. Climax declined from $2 20 to 50. but
later recovered to 2 ID. and Leadvle repeated the
figures of Fridqy first selling at %9 20 and ending
at SO Is. The C0mstocE shares continue to be dull
but rather steady at the decline of the week
Consolidated Virginia at 1898 TO- and California
at ~ So Green Mountain is firm at about - %,
with sales as high as %3 30 Hukill during tho
week has huctuated between 81 10 ana
So So Yesterday there were no Transactions Ill
the stock. and its quotation was go S30$2 90 BO-
die has been strong rising from 81 % "A week ago to
80 90 and, after reaction to 80 %, closed yeSter
day at $40. South Bulwer yesterday recovered l
cent to 7G hut Soul; l'odic lost cents Mt -.
Buckeye was l cent easier ut %. and Great Eastern
2 cents lower at A. Lacrosse being steady at aV.
The market generally clo-cd with more satisfac-
tDry tone flIan Oi lac. illt the tru.per Oi MINING
spectators seems t. be uncertain as are the
values OF some OF the properties III w"ch they 0ea'
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-Cty and

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ Comfy Of Ncw.YOIk JAMES VI. Bi;OWN. spir
ecutor aud trustee Tie Will Of WALDiiOT u. POsT
deceased. plaintn, against JOHN NJ. EUCKINGHAM
ALICE BCCkINGIIA VI, wife Cf JOHN Nj BCCkING
Ham, Individually AMI rs trctce and guardian II SU+AN
HORSER uudcr thr VIII Of CHARITY AM HJENEa,
deceased SUSAN HORNEH aud GEORGE j. BARLOW
Ucnani). defcniants-SumnOnsI the atOvc named de-
You hereby Oac 10 the complaint
in this action aud 80 copy U your the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days aftcr the service OF
is snlOnS. exclusive Of Tho T O scvir ana III ca'r Oi
fIiurc 10 appear. Or ans@r jnGEmci Will O ikeL
inst Ccfauit for the IIt demanded Tie
Feb. nary *, 1879.
John =. WIlITING piartIAs Attorney,
Office address and Ocs 80 81 Wall ST. New York itY
drfrndalst SUSAN IOjtSi ERR rnc foregoing
served you, by pubcaticn pursuant p order
Of tic HUJ. Abr iE1 H. iwraCr III ilcc II il rubrrmc
Court of OF York. the lItb u Fen
mary iSS and fiicd with the complaint in the Office Of IA"
Clerk Of the CITY ami County seq York at the COirt
Hous" IN taih city Dated FoOrunry "a, lS4.
JOHN ~ WHITING, Ilahtin's Attorney.
rio iawOwd Gl WalIst, ~ y
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lex interest.

'EXlntertSt
The event OF principal interest in the STOCK sl9c- l
ula.ion was the heavy decline III the pr'ce ol s,s
TO Dob Metropolitan from 11Oi3 10 o. ana New
York from 119 to 112. In each case one-9ait M
the decline recovered ne ashs ioT tnr
fall i'm tle prices of Metropolitan ana ""npattuni
were referred TO in this column two w.ch. = aEI
the falls have since been so thoroughly ventiH'n to
by the press generally that it is not worm we ~
repeat them here Whether or not the later Ieeessry
in tho prices has any greater signnaSe tsa o naSt
Of a natural reaction, the marker oi .uc ncxs
four DAYS probably Will deinonsLraTcc is n1
crnt a decline of 30s per crht ior Nnnens
Soutbcrn and an advance OF ~ per cent lW
Pocific Nail the final changes from the prices OF
week oao % for tho general market are unimporsant
Teers TSen "sv we're many fluctuations and at tines
tho market tS be t%s. on the % verge
t pc, ucrs not figures high that prices could nos
tneas Wv,U thn,o Western Union ranged between lO9
aeac 1 aai and finally closed q higher than Lass
Sna Wsak at ioSE The coal stocks were selins@ g
for the weakness perhaps may be that some
~ h" wc-posted operators have earueds wtee saf.
.,r thst present prices for coal. with oniy eeoe
99ws' work fail to show any balances aetef ne4o9
arsf charges. while the prices are sustssnsa ~ -
nreessent holders of stock. The total traneeee3e
XII shares for the week amounted -
shares IN assinss i,sss.SeA shssss tsr thsyasss~s
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miscellaneous.

FASHIONABLE COSTUMER..~At lo,vcet
l. terms ea''ing 'l'd fitting a specially. 9TH ave
Al ME. DTMCREST'S PATTERNS az tLn
4y1 novel; ustiui ana tnr betrttui TIE Sir1C f,o
II East li:hs. an! tlc 2OOo aYcuech in Eurnn. ~
lea. anu ~Ahei-
CE FOR SALE.-1,0O0 tens or more al,out
u 'ncits thick. vel Odscd ca Black ivcr Canal near
Rrme. NewN OK. Address HENRY DAN lEI-SOS nor q
Tribune Office, - ava u
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lex coupon.
Tex CUUpOu'
The closing quotations Saturday were as

state bonds were almost entirely o'''.ied. tio
total sales of all ISSUES amounting olt %'o, CO.."
uI which Louisiana cUnSDS mOnOpC q /. iig i'nr's
share at 5llI5l Il, against 5I7s VIZ ".',. .,il-
road boir,ts also were dull. and in most INST.
the speculative kinds slow declining pr lne~
is smaller demand for choice investment bD.r.
whl'h, together with II more liberal offering.
makes them easier to buy at n" .a'iona
The following are the highest AMI ''r US o!
some of he principal representative 0n,ls
during the week, and tho closln. ,""'
and u week ago:
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Cc9al Noilrcs.

GtCPREME COIET, County Of NV. Yoih.-
- The M!TROPOLlrAX SAVING. hANk; rl,il ~,
acahst sIMON STEl%HfIcH an ~DuiAIIE sdti\.
Uf.itif. ms wife SAMUEL Ep~I.AHACH asI " Ai:N
I;Js!:N BACH, his wife, IsAAC lAuTi..EA, II ard
YAI'LINA LAU Ii.RBNCIi, his vii" fEkDl ! bJt|U
as Assignee Of SAM III nVatHrhCiI allf i,AAH iAC lev
Of SIMO. sIEiNEEiCII BENJAMIN WE1THElMEK
CHAKiE.3 KAH&. HENKY i+Ili! IMlsl.TlloMAS +
pOYLE, TIE 1VIIlS HEAD BA&E Of THE CITY OF
X nf:W,IoKK. BAXK OF TIL: MEri.OrOIIS DAVID H.
MOSS NJ IS. Defend. SufarioAs.Tn the
above d,fcna;s to- e o. hcln: You
Nv summoned the compliant IN this acton, ani
o answer on NE raniE's attorney Within
twenty OF th exclusive o.
service. ard OF !iiur 30 appear.
Judgment will he takcn against ya ny de:au for The
ftief nc.nahd,u the cnilaut- Dates New York January
30. 1870. JOiiN ThEhiI~ rt'iniih-s Attorney.
Office and J.. o. address M ~ Wallt NrV.Y YUT! CItv.
To the def, utaitS SAMCLI, ROE. S..HBhCH ant " AKI
POSEE ACH his Wife, The foregoing sunln"nA ~ served
b, plilctliOi Ia UsGr # The Hon
Char Dnuie of the In.tre of thr SnpI Court
tie %eH-YOrk. dated the 2U a:c, ltiau
filed with the comp a"t "a :hc oce "i tn Gle the
city aud Comfy m Hcw-Tork. tie S,w County court
House in the City OF sew york-'aed March 20 'SSr.
j IN THEA iiI. lItui.lf- AIloTu'y.
Office AMI t0st Office address. Az Waist. y. Y.'Cy.
Mar22 law6WDiOu
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Allnln9.

4 LTA MONTANA C0MPANY,
Car!tal, 45OoO.uOD. shares. tlO each.
OFFICERS President W W. WickLs; Vice President
Michael Snow; secretary, r. f. Brooke.
DIEECTOlS-W Wckr-. y. :. I,arnrs. Alanson Trasl
j. ~ sheldon. Micaacl New Yosk: :. T. auscr Cole
SaunfcrS. MOnta.a.
limited uuhrr 81 .hars fpr s1lo nj - ~ eT share, Tor
thr purpose thC CaIa'liy OF the works.
For iu particulars Ipy at the oiacc NJ" - BroAdst
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To Srli, llulwcr Mininr ;'otnr - I''i.- ~ -
s.- ~ ri,; 81 30. ;r -iiar. and ' 80" !"~ Mn
ing {. !n'ail an g' rssr'rii "i ~. i rl.Ifr.
Ace. idi,i. ioa d ;'atc! ii"iu ~ar F:n'ri-"'. Ih'
diin i! "a IL. stYr iiaf ,i' k-t.G iiit'
was ;.urcii~aci Narrr 81. J., ll.C. Bd"rlI i"r H.
j.. ColtIi.i d Co.,. >"."i i,' d~i.. " N-l"''. los
Pacific Rawa, and j. ia '.h tD nc one oi a.! ISL
.--.rl l.. - In. l,-LlL. Z
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Eau Schools.

VALE Lew SchOOl.-Rogrlar course. = years:
Il Giaauate tfor +gtce &c I-L ve9a Fa.
oIens sept. ~ Ataices Pref WAYiANb Nr"-i..ven, ~
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Gnrortam Aopcrilsementz.

TOHN 'FRANKSEN & CO.. cattle salesman.
Ldil England. viii De glad 10 receve cons,unenis
cattle "a sell c0isiVnne;s
vii! have strict attention; references:
Lordon Yorkshire Banking Co..
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NIRYsOLITE SILVER MINING co.

Capal Stock fO.Gnn 400: shares 200 0D9 par $50
Daniel = Appcin President II. A. v Post Vice. President.
+. I.Rv son. iIrasmrrr Drake b"kay, secretary.
WnfrlG Scpii krvcs General Manager. ICliyllr.
T1usirrFl mr ria4 ScHnior john Jones. OF Nevada:
william EDgdcn uf CMcaeO: Cox II. \. w. Tabor Og
CI,niado: Artdr Srwtll 0i Bath. Mo Im 8. NclOs,
O Acw-NDrk H. g. DOre'v. al NrW YORK charles 4. Whit
tier. lyt,rs \ Grant j., nf Nrw York
iiafrlf IL Central rfu1i co, ~ sew York.
Grn,Ial Ollcta. IGIrcl Hnling No 10 HrOuwRy, n.
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Joined the Silent Majority.

Men die an ar known no NOAH, !"
began the President of the Limekiln
Club, as stiffness reigned throughout
the hall. 1T am my painful dooty
to inform this club dat de Hon. Cum
back Slathers, an honorary member
residen' at South Bend, has passed
over the dark ribber. He has visit
ed dis club an worked on the
twenty-ninth degree wild us, an he
was calkerlatin to remove to dis city
mex month an enter upon n vigor-
Gus career of whitewashin'. Cum
back Slathers was not a great man.
He wasn't man who would eber
save de kentrv or ruin it. He neber
sot in de Legislator, an he was no
orator. He had no horn TO toot an
no ak to grind. He was simply
plain man-one of de common peb-
bles ON de shore of times great ocean
waiten' to be gathered Outside of
little circle of friends no one viii
miss him. Some uder man will
walk in de paths followed out by
his footsteps. Some uder pebble
will be washed upon de shore to
take de vacant place, an de big
world will move along jist de same
as if sich a man had never moved
among US. As n club we don't be-
lieve in eulogies. Men am what dey
am, an dyin' doan' put angels wings
on de shoulders of sinners. Let me
simply say of our dead and gone
brudder dat he used men Just as
men used him, which is principle
dat knocks de golden rule sky-high
any day in de week. / found him
honest, truthful, charitable; an he
was a man who fully realized de
faek, when formin' an opinyun of
uder men, dat while a ten fousan'
dollar damon kin be carried in de
vest pocket, it takes a big vehicle to
tote along a score of empty barls
worth twenty cents apiece.
The usual resolution of sympathy
was then passed, tbs brothers account
squared on the books, and the Glee
Club sang:
Play de fiddles slow and softly
Let your voices all be low,
Death has reaped anoder harvest
Chant de requiem soft an low.
Through de dark an misty valley
Ger de ribber dark an wide;
Jinin wild de great purseshun
Marchin to dc uder side.
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California Jehus.

The California ranehmen have
wonderful aptitude for driving, and
one sees some pretty good examples
among the hills. The road down
the mountain is entirely ungarded
on the outer edge, and the descent in
mos places is precipitous. A balky
horse, or a fractured wheel, or q
slight careltssness in handling the
reins, might easily send a carriage
load of people to destructiOn-and
an awful destruction.
The path is wide enough for one
pair of wheels only, but at intervals
it broadens so that teams can pass
each other
The huge lumber teams that carry
wood from the mills in the mount
aims to the yards in the valleys are
especially hard to manage. Yet the
drivers always seem easy and non
chalant. First. there is a large four
wheeled Oaken truck with a seat in
front ten or twelve feet above the
ground behind it is another truck,
somewhat shorter, butstill enormous
ly stout. These are fastened together
and loaded with ten to fifteen tons
of freshly sawn lumber-boards and
ioists.
This mass is drawn by six or eight
mules or horses, guided BY reins
and a prodigiously long whip. The
first wagon has powerful brake,
worked by a long iron lever by the
driver on his seat. The driver is
man of nerve and courage 1t viii
not do for him to take fright, even if
in imminent danger, and he must
know to a hairs breadth where he
can 90 and where he cannot.
But a beholder-ienOrant Of tie
danger that constantly surrounds
him-would say that his work was
simple, and that he managed mat
tiers with ease True, it seems so.
With his sinewy hands holding the
reins with carelessness, his legs out
stretched. with one foot feeling the
all-important brake, he jogs onward
with his monster charge without
trouble or concern the bells upon
the horses breasts jingle little tune.
the great wheels crush the stones in
the path; the load creaks ike
ships hull in a sudden gust wild
birds sweep down into hazy, sunny
depths below vet the driver seems
to take no heed
But let scare take place; let
herd of runaway cattle appear az
bend and set the horses wild, and
then see what will happen. The
dav dreamer will become a giant IN
strength he is up in a flash ne
shortens his hold on the lines, and,
feeling his wagon start up beneath
him. places a foot OF iron on the
brake. The horses snort and rear
and surge; the harness rattle, the
dust arises, the load ereaks again.
and the huge wheels turn faster and
faster. An instant may huri the
wagon down the valley with IT.
struggling train-a mad rush 10 thS
outer side Of the way may END aii
n one horrible plunge. Muscle, eye
,rain. skill are then brought -
work so speedily together that the
,eril is averted, and the looker-on'
vbo knows not the lay OF the lana,
erards the teamster with proiOund
espect thereafter
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After the Burial.
BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.


Yes, faith is a goodly anchor
When skies are sweet as psalm
At the bows il lolls so stalwarf,
In bluff, broad-shouldered calm.
And, when over breakers to leeward
The shattered surges are hurled,
1t may keep our head to the tempest
With its grip on the base ofthe world.
But after the shipwreck, tell me
What held in its iron thews,
Still true to the broken hawser
Deep down among sea weed and ooze?
In the breaking gulfs of SORROW
When the helpless feet stretch out,
And find in the deeps of darkness
No footing so solid as doubt
Then better one spar of memory,
One broken plank of thepast,
That our human heart may cling to,
Though hopeless of shore at last.
To the spirit its splendid conjccturcs,
To the flesh its sweet despair,
Its tears over the thin, worn locket,
With its anguish of deathless hair.
Immortal? feel it and know it,
Who doubts it of such as she?
But that is the pang's very secret:
Immortal-away from me.
There's narrow ridge in the graveyard
Would scarce stay child in its race,
But to me and my thought ii is wider
Than the star-sown vague of Space.
Your logic, my friend is perfect
Your morals most drear'ly true;
But since the earth clashed on her coffin
] keep hearing that, and not you.
Console if you will can bear it;
'Tis a well-meant aims of breath
But not all the preaching since Adam
Has made Death other than Death.
Ii is Pagan; but wait till you feel it,
That jar of the earth, that shock
When the plowshare of deeper passion
Tears down TO our primitive rock.
Communion in Spirit? FORGIVE me,
But ], who am earthly and weak,
Would give all my incomes from dream
land
For a touch of her hand on my cheek.
And that little shoe in the corner
So worn. and wrinkled, and brown
With its emptiness eonfutes you,
And argues your wisdom down.
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A "a WEEK IN your own town, and no cap
ital risked. You can give the business a
Anntrial without expense. The best oppor-
MtIJ Itunity ever offered for those willing te
WV work You should try nothing else until
you'see for yourself what you can 40 at the busi-
ness we offer. No room TO explain here. You can
devote all your time only your spare time TO the
business and make great pay for every hour that
YOU work. Women make as much as men, Send
for special private terms AMI particulars, which we
mali free As Outfit free. Don't complain OF hard
times while you have such chance.
Address H. HALLETT, Portland, Maine.
June IL.
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NOTICE.

Estate Ct Tobias Shaffer, late Of Somerset Twp.
deceased
Letters testamentary On the above estate having
been granted 10 the undersigned by the proper au-
thorty. notice is hercb given to all persons in
dehtcd TO said estate 10 make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims against II TO pre-
sent the same at the office Of Jas. L. Pugh, Som
erset Pa, on or before Saturday. July IL, 1850
JAS. L. PUGH,
Executor.
CAROLINE TIBBY,
lunee Executrix.
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SELLERS LIVER PILLS

Have been the standard remedy for the cure OF
Liver Complaints, Cestiveness, Fever
and Ague. sick HeaAnehe, ard ell de-
rangements Of the stomach and liver for over My
years Read this sSeilers' Lfper Pills cured
me OF an attack Of Liver complaint of eight years
standing WIN. Evans, Joliet, Ills. Price, rs
cts. a box. r. Z. Sellers & Co., propr's., Pitts
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and will prevail Thousands who have used and
been cured are living witnesses TO the truh OF our
statement. that 9ELtER'9 t1veH pills
Biiiousress Headache arising therefroin. Costtve-
mesa Constipation. Dizziness aud all disorders re
salting from diseased liver. For sale by all
Druggists. Price Is cents.
r. T. SELLERS CO., Prop'rs, Pittsburgh, Pa
C. -. BOYD, Agent Somsrsst, Pa.
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Farmers, / have the kind of goods you need.
a Search Warrant.

allows an officer TO 20 through your house from
g q e sy
from top to toe and drive out all blood diseases.
Its cures are wonderful and certified TO by doctors,
preachers and people. Scrofula, Mercurfal Dis
eases, Erysipelas, letter, Ulcers in the Lungs or
on the Skin Boils Pimples, sc, We warrant 1t to
cure. II is purely Vegetable Compound and
Powerful Tonic. For sale by all Druggists. See
that our name Is on the bottom of the wrapper.
X. Z. SELLERS x CO., Prop'rs, Pittsburgh, Pa
C.N. BOYD, Agent. Somerset, Pa.
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A mans appetite is his best grip
on the staff of life.
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The man who stole a March got
thirty-one days.
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N mn ~ TO 10000 A rA r, or IS to so
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tnIUkWomen do as well as men. Many
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nothing to try the business. Nothing Ike 1t for
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pleasant and strictly honorable. Reader, if you
want TO know all about the best paying business
before the public, send US your name and we will
sendyou full particulars and private terms free; ;
samples worth s. also free you can then make up
up your mind for yourself.
Address GEoRGESTINSON& eco,
June IL Portland. Maine.
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Ferrns of Publication.
he Somerset Herald,

tsraGls1rsLo ~ nsf
4 ubli.hed eveTy Wednesday nofainS a. ;
I aauum. if paid in advance otherwise : .
~ invariably be charged
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Somerset. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-02
NEW BANK.
Somerset County Bank,
CHARLES j. HARRISON.

Cashier and Manager.
Collections made in all parts ofthe United States
Charges moderate Butter and other checks col.
lected and eashed. Eastern and Westernexchange
always on hand. Remittances made with prompt
ness. Accounts solicited.
Parties desiring to purchase U. 5. PER
CENT. FUNDED LOAN, can be accommo-
dated at this Bank. The coupons are prepaid in
denominations of SO, leo, 500 and 1000.