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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

In the North American Reriep for April.
Governor Eli II. Murray, of Utah, treats of
the existing crisis in the political fortunes of
that Territory. According to the present
method of local government there, the mi
nority of the population, the Gentiles,
though they possess the greater part of the
wealth of the Territory, exclusive of farm
property, and though they constitute by far
the most enlightened and enterprising per-
ton of the community, are practically with
out voice in legislation. The author pro-
poses drastic yet entirely practicable reme-
dy for these and all other evils prevalent in
Utah. An article entitled Why They
Come" by Edward Self, is devoted to the
consideration of the many important ques-
tions connected with European immigration
to this country. DR.. Henry A. Martin, re-
plying to a recent article by Henry Bergh,
defends the practice of vaccination, citing
official statistics to prove the efficacy of boz
vine virus as a prophylactic against the
scourge of smallpox. Z. L. Godkin has an
article on The Civil Service Reform Contro-
versy !" Senator Riddleberger on "Bour-
bonism in Virginia 4" and General Albert
0rdway on "A National Militia" Finally
there is a paper of extraordinary interest on
the exploration of the ruined cities of Gen.
trail America. The author, Mr.. Charnay,
has discovered certain monuments which
conclusively prove the comparative recent
ness of those vast remains Of lost civiliza-
ton The Rericar is published at 80 Lafay-
ette Place, New York, and is sold by book
sellers and newsdealers generally.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

En-. HERALD Please allow me to say the
thirtieth annual Conference Session of the
Pittsburgh Conference, Evangelical Associa.
ton, was held in Zion Church, Venargo
county, Pa, commencing on the 9th ult.,
and adjourned on the 18th.
A portion of the Stationing Committee's
report is as follows.
Somerset district, l.. N. Boyer. p, Z.
Somerset circuit, W. A. Reningcr; Bens-
creek circuit, f. +. Dickey; Rockweod cir
cult, r. r. vanneter Salisbury station. NJ.
J. Balentine; Hyndman circuit. W. F.
Shannon Cscapon circuit. 4. J. areenawalt;
Morgan circuit. t. Eisenhour Hampshire,
10. A. Curry Preston, r. d. Dalzell
Kingwood, S. ]. Cation Indiancreek, G. w.
White; Ligonier, d. X. Lavan; Bedford,
N. H. shannon Pleasantville, L. /. Baum
gardner; Johnstown, C. C. Polling Berlin,
@. W. Risinger; Falls City, j. Portch
Stoystown, A. s. Baumgardner.
JExxErrowS, March 15 1882. X.
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The meeting of citizens at the Court
House Thursday evening TO confer with the
School Directors in regard TO building new
school house to take the place OF the old
Academy building. which has become un-
inhabitable, was well attended, and was or
ganized by electing Hon. A. II. Coffroth,
President Every one present seemed to
agree that there ought 10 be new building
erected at once, and one that would be a
credit to the town. A resolution requesting
the Directors to employ an architect to draw
a plan and specifications for the building
was adopted, as well as one declaring the
sense sense of the meeting to be that new
school building should be- erected at the
earliest possible moment to cost from six
to eight thousand dollars. The general i'm
preston that the Academy lot was not ac-
tually the property of the town seems to be
erronious. 1t now appears that the lot was
bought by the borough authorities and that
they have full title 10 the property. The
Directors will undoubtedly remove the un-
slightly old building at an early day and
place handsome and comfortable new
building in its place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

BoILkR E,:rLos1oS.-The boiler in the
planning mill situated at this place exploded
with terrific force this morning The
building whisas was owned by Mr.. Benja-
min Enos was "a by A feet In size The
part in which the boiler was situated was
only one story in height. the balance being
two-stories a,Ad contained the planning,
moulding and other machinery. Mr.. Enos
and Mr.. John Wechtenhiser were in the
main building at work when the explosion
occurred but fa-tunately were not injured
by the falling debris which was strewn
around for $50 SECT in each direction. The cx-
plosion was caused by defective spot in
one OF the sect pms of the boiler. One part
of the boiler IS feet in length was driven IS
feet from its foundation. Mr.. Geo. Fritz of
Sipesville was loading lumber at the mill
at the time Of the explosion. his horses
standing in front of the engine house one
ofthe horses was struck by . heavy valve
and had one leg severed from the body.
This was tine only accident. save that some
of the buildings close by the mill were some
what injured.
Mr.. Enos estimates his loss at from $1,000
to 81, 200, but will rebuild as soon as practi-
cable, not on the same site, however. The
engine house is total wreck. and the main
building, which vas driven one foot from
its foundation, can scarcely be repaired.
JENsER X RoAps, March 20, 49, c.
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NJ ainCross Street, Somerset, Pa.

SCHOOL REroRr.-zReport of the Casebeer
School for the term ending March II, 1852
No. of scholars enrolled during term, 81
average attendance during term IS; per
cent. of attendance during term, 81 schol-
ars present every day during term, Nelson
r. Miller, Simon Casebeer, Mary Bowman,
Fanny Casebeer; scholars present over 100
days, Henry Zimmerman, Martin Miller,
W. Miller, Alvah Hoffman, Della Hoffman ;
The following pupils have exceIled in the
named studies Arithmetic, Daniel S. Hau-
ger; Dictation, Harry Walker; Spelling,
Eddie Bittner, Annie Baker, Simon Case
beer Geography, Harry Walker, Nelson
Miller; Grammar, ID. S. Hanger, Fred.
Good History, D. S. Hanger, Harry Walk
er.
desire to thank the patrons of the dis
trict for their cooperation in the grand
work of education. for the overseeing of
home studies, for signing the weekly reports
and for the interest they have shown by
sending their children regularly The
school was as well attended the last few
weeks as it had been any time during the
term. All we are sorry is, that the pa
irons did not visit us as often as they should.
CHAs. II. ScHNUcKER,
Teacher.
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Mr.. Napoleon Haynes, of the Fifth Ward,
met with serious and very painful accident
about IL O'Clock this, Saturday. forenoon, at
the Cambria Iron Company's pattern shop.
He was engaged in saving piece Of wood,
and in reaching his left hand over the saw
the guide the wood his sleeve caught
in the teeth of the saw. by which means his
hand was drawn against it and terribly mu-
tilated. The thumb and the middle finger
were cut of, and the attending physician,
DR.. w. B. Lowman, says that the index fin
ger was SO badly torn that he may lose it
also. Mr. Haynes is one Of our Oldest and
best citizens, and his many friends will
sympathize with him in his misfortune
Johnsfoacn Tribune
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Indiana State Normal School steps to the
front and centre this week with a new al
stes of this fine school in our county and
we hope to have manymore. Always main
tanning the reputation Of one of the best
schools Of it, kind, it has kept its corps of
instructors up TO the standard, and all
changes have been Cor the better. To yoang
teachers especially does il offer strong in
ducemenss, and It would be well for all
such, IS well as parents having children to
educate, to give the claims of this school
full consideration before deciding where
they. or their children are to be educated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

SHAS'r TAKE BLUE-PLL ?-No. don't
take it and run the risk of mercurial poisons
but when bilious and constipated get q pask, ,
age of the celebrated Kidney-Wo-s. and il
will speedily cure you. It i natures great
remedy for constipation, and for all kidney
and liver Diseases. 1t acts promptly on these
greet organs and so restores health, strength
and yigor. It is put up in liquid and dry
form, both acting with equal efficiency.
Price 81. See adv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

"Ho, friend Fisk, where in the dickens
did you get that nice blue suit (?) and, let
me see, by jingo, it is genuine Middlesex
cloth too You must be making lots of
money or you could not buy suit like
that"
mo sir, Bob, don't make a cent more
than did, but have found out where to
buy my clothes. This suit cost me less than
the other merchants ask for a common blue
suit
"Well, Fisk, where is this wonderfully
cheap store?'
why, at ]. B. Snyder & Cos, You ought
to see their stock of clothing; anything you
want and cheap. They beat Johnstown,
Cumberland, or any place I've been yet.
Right opposite Cook & Beerits' grocery
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

Mr. L. N. Woolf, Johnstown's famous
one-price clothier, makes his initial bow to
a Somerset county audience in the advertis-
ing columns of the HERALD this week. His
line Of goods is unequaled and is always
composed of the latest styles. His rule of
marking all goods in plain figures and sell
ing at one price to all has made him hosts of
patrons. To those of urpeople purchasing
in Johnstown, who desire goods in Mr..
woolfs line, his advertisement will furnish
all desired information.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

Hon. d. Watson Rowe, President Judge
Of the XXXIX Judicial Dristrict, composed
of the counties of Franklin and Fulton, will
hold the second week Of the April Court for
His Honor Judge Baer. This IS done in or
der to try the cases in which Judge Baer had
been employed as counsel prior TO his cleo
ton, he being incapacitated from presiding at
the trial of any such cases. Judge Rowe
will meet with cordial welcome from his
many Somerset friends, who still cherish
fond memories of the time when he presid-
ed with such grace, nrbanity and fairness
over our courts. May his visit prove an en-
ioyable one to him.
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CONFLUENCE ITEMS :

CONFLUENCE ITEMS -
Prof A. C. Holbert will commence a nor
NAL term of school in this place on April
"A. to continue five months. This promises
to be one of the largest schools of the kind
ever taught in this end of the county.
On last Friday night number OF the
young folks from this place went to attend
a Spelling match on the other side of the
Yough, and there being no bridge they had
to eros. in boat On the return home too
many young men accompanied the young
ladies and unfortunately overloaded the lit
tie craft. When about midway in the river
it began to sink with its cargo of human
life. The frantic screams from those who were
were likely to perish coupled with darkness
of the night caused an intense excitement,
but fortunately the whole crew were rescu-
ed. They received assistance from the
shore
The Confluence Literary Society has been
re-orgonized and promises to be success
under the new management.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

An argument court was held here on
Thursday and Friday of last week, at which
nearly all cases that have been dragging
along on the argument list for years were
taken / p and disposed of. Such cases were
held %, er as Judge Baer had been concern
ed in as council before his elevation to the
bei sh, OF that he desired to examine in vaca-
Il
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

Mr.. J. u. Snyder. of the firm Of ]. d, Sny-
der & Co, is now in the East purchasing
new goods. 1t is thought that when this
stock arrives there will be some cheap goods
sold, as there has been heavy decline in
prices lately. and Mr.. Snyder has just struck
the market al lis best.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

HEADQUARTERS FOR MAeKEEEh FisH.-We
have in stock, direct from the Atlantic
coast, car load xxx Shore No. Macker
el, all full weight packages, consisting oS
Barrolx, 2oolba- Halves, 0Olbs. QUARTERS,
sAlbs.; and Kits Is lbs. exclusive Of pack
ages, salt and brine. Now is the time to
buy them. at fair prices for cash, or in ex-
change for country produce
Respectfully,
C<ov a prrprrs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

Mar MARETT.-Main Street.-We have
jus; added a large Refrigerator to our Meat
Aarkc, in which all meats cap be kept cool
apd clean. Mutton. Beef. Pork, &C.. kept
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
esying meat can have il KEPT in the Refrig-
ssssor ania wanted
We have. also, 10000 new brick for sale.
siich We win sell by the hundred or thous-
snd al low price.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
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MoWER HAS RECOVERED, wrote an Illi-
nois girl to her Ecastern friends. "She
took bitters for long time without
any good. So when she heard Of
the virtues Of Kidney-Wo,t she got a box
and it has completely cured her, so that she
can do as much work now as she could be-
fore we moved West. Since she has 60. well
every one about here is tass..as 2 See adv.
Ladies. go 10 c. w. Truxel If yon want to
sc nice line OF Spring and Summer
dress goods.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

How the body of the great Snowman, "A.
Ward" must turn in its grave TO have the
Bedford papers talk about Mari; Twain be-
ing the author of the offer ITO sacrifice his
wifr's relations" Poor Ariemus. Such is
fame, 70 have your "goak" credited to a
pilgrim and q stranger.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

The Meyersdale Commercial says, The
mention of the name of Gen. w. II. Koontz
in connection with the nomination of Con-
gresham at-large is enthusiastically receiv-
ed by the press of the State" ltthen gives the
only two notices made of it and regrets that
its space forbids il 10 give more. The regret
was, probably. that there were no more no.
tices to give. 1t was received so ''enthusias-
tically'' by the press of this district that the
Commercial was the only paper to notice it.
The joke was TO utterly too too for the bal
ance.
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GLADE AcADEMy.-New Centreyile. Som
erset County, Pa, tGlade, T. o. w. w.
Deatrick, A. NJ, Principal; |. s. Snyder
and f. r. Deatrick, A, T., assistants. In
struction thorough. Terms moderate.
The neys session viii begin Monday,
April IL, lss2.
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Dame Rumor hath it that Mr.. A. C. Schell
has purchased from Mr. Harrison Trent the
rear part OF his lot facing on South street,
and running along East street, and that he
will commence the erection of dwelling
house when "the spring time comes, gentle
Annie" Consideration private.
The same ancient damsel is authority for
the statement that Judge Baer has purchas-
cd the patch Of ground on the corner of
Union and East streets from Mr.. Sullivan
johnson, for 500. Verify the town is hav
ing a boom
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

4 Washington county juror named Scott
was recently excused from service by Judge
Hart, for the reason that he is a member of
that branch Of the Covenanter church which
holds 10 the belief that ours is not a chris
tian government. and he has conscientious
scruples against serving as a juror in its
courts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

Notwithstanding the laek Of snow during
the winter. which furnishes the hest pro.ec-
ton TO winter grain. the wheat is coming
cut Of the winter in quite good condition. as
we learn from quite number Of farmer
friends of whom we have made inquiry.
The reports from the west are also highly
favorable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

We are informed that Messrs. Schrock &
Good, of Somerset township, have purchas-
ed some forty head of horses since January
Mr.. Good left with sixteen head for Leban-
on county recently, and Mr.. Schrock is buy
ing another car load
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

Last week Mr.. Peter Heiiley received from.
the celebrated stock farm of Powell Bros.s
Crawford county, Pa his handsome Clydes-
dale horse, strathern. which he recently pur-
chased. Strathern is three-year old and
weighs 100 pounds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

FoaCalicoes, Ginghams, Dress Ginghams,
Shirtings, Cottonades, Bleaehed and I'm
bleached Muslins, Sheetings, Pillow-case
Muslins, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels,
Crash, Bed Spreads, Fancy Dress Goods,
Colored and Black Chashmeres, Colored and
Black Silks, Black Satins, Snawls, Skirts,
etc. go to
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MARRIED.

MUsSER- -SCHRcCK.-Ont the "a Of Jan
uary, 1882, at the residence Of the brides
parents, by Elder Silas Hoover. Mr.. Daniel
Musser. Of Brothenvalley township, to Miss
Amanda, youngest daughter Of John
Schrock, Of Somerset township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company no
longer pay the two-cent revenue upon its
bank checks to employees. The law is cir
cumvented By making the checks read. ''The
Treasurer of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company viii pay at the - National
Bank, of --, to the order Of etc. This
form of check has been declared exempt
from the payment of tax by Revenue Com
missioner Raum. When it is considered
that the company have thousands upon its
pay roll, who are paid monthly, the saving
in this item alone must be considerable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

The name of VIM. S. Morgan, Esq, Of
Jenner township, is being prominently men,
toned in connection with the legislative
nomination. Mr.. Morgan has many friends
who are urging him to offer as candidate
at the coming primary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

Mr. L. c. colborn, Esq, has purchased
from MIR. Harrison Trent his dwelling house
on the corner of Patriot and East streets,
now occupied by Mr.. J. =. Kimmel. CoAx
sideration 81 800 Lewis is to be congratu-
lated on having secured bargain
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ExECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Jacob Narteeny. deceased late Of SoEs-
erset township.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority; notice is hereby given 10 all
persons Indebted 70 said estate to mn ke immediate
PAYMENT and those having claims a sinst the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday, March rs, lss2, at the Office Of
J..H. Uhi, Esq.
JOHN ]. BOWMAN.
febl5 Executor.
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Tea, which costs in this country anywhere
from 80 cents to 81 pound, can be bought
in China from 10 10 cents pound. This
may seem pretty big profit, but just think
how extensive the chromos are.
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AUCTION, AU'

Az CTION. AUCTI0Nss AUCTION...
Auction Sale at Paul G. Nowag's store,
Berlin. Pa. On Saturday. March 25th, of
Mems Ciothing, Shoes, Hats, Clocks, Watch
cs and Fancy Goods. Every article offered
viii be sold. Terms cash.
PAUL G. NowAe.
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FERTILIZER. = Phosphate, Land Plaster
and Salt Attention, Farmers and remem-
Der this: We can get for you Phosphate,
Land Plaster. or Mineralized Salt for fertil-
izing purposes delivered at Somerset Sta
ton, by the Bag. Barrel or Ton, at Pitts
burgh, Baltimore or Philadelphia list prices,
local freight added, and will be pleased to
take your orders for such quantities as you
may need for Spring Seeding. Apply to or
address.
Cook & BEERrTs.
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Subscribers changing their residence this
spring will please notify us. giving the
name of their old postoffice to which the pa
per has been sent, as well as the new.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-22

A good assortment Of Victoria Lawns,
Linen D'Irlandc's. Piques, Hamburg, Edg-
ing. Luccrlings, Iaces, Ruchings, Collars,
Cuffs, Neckties, Silk, Linen and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Stockings, Gloves, etc, for
sale cheap by
G. r. PARKER.
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ALL DRY GOODS AT COST to close out.
call and be convinced. Towels. Table Lin
On very cheap. Trunks and Satchels all
styles and sizes. almost given away.
II. HEFFLEY
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The diagonal blue suits, warranted fast
colors, at Hefiley's are the nobiest in the
way of clothing. for only $40 suit, we have
seen for some time.
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Morrison & Bros Horse and Cattle Pow
Ger has been used with success in prevent
ing Pinkeye in ali cases where used in time
in wesinoreland county. Sold at all stores
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.heIIrnAlp Tablet.

,.r Goods at [. W. lruAai :.
nor Cards at Bcyd's Drug store.
nc w. Truxars for good shoes
re somerset public schools close to-day
,..;oess men should nsc the HERALD
T.blei-
- Goods ate. A. Walters, Gebharts.
n. National Guards will camp at cresson
ii. year.
The hest selection of Clocks. Watches and
l.celry at Heffieys.
The coming spring bonnet is agitating the
snale mind now.
r,srrp CARps. Beautiful, Exquisite. As
,.stie Easter Cards at
c. H. FIsuER's bookstore.
q nouph roads is what every body says who
.,nes in from the country.
Faster Cards and prices to suit all at
Boyds Drug store.
/ Considerable plowing has been done in
re.rent parts ofthe county.
INK ont for new goods at J. B. Snyder &
Cos
Morrison & Bros. Cough Syrup and Lima
n.nt Is the best | ever used as a family
Medicine.
W,-tmoreland county has thirty candi-
3.,.. already in the field for local Offices.
The cheapest lot OF Ladies' and Gents
Gloves in town at
J. b. SNYDER i Cos.
Heilley sells the nobbiest Hats and Neck
wear of the town.
safe snator Cooper has just completed a
new and valuable work, entitled american
Politics"
Henry & Johnson's Arnica and Oil Lini-
meni is ihe-best family liniment made.
GRASS sErps.-Now in stock N lmmoth
Clover. Small Clover, and Timo;l Y Seed,
and will buy or sell.
Cook & BEERITs.
All the druggists of Washington, Pa, have
been returned for Illicit whskey selling.
Just received my Spring Stock of New
Goods. bought at the great decline IN prices
G. Il. PARKER.
Young man, congratulate yourself Ice
cream will be scarce this summer.
THE BEST QUALITY OF LADIES
MISSES AND CHILDRENS RUBBER
GOSSAMERs FOR SALE AT
MRS. A. +. UHLS.
A mol. pros. has been granted in the re-
naming Mollie MCGUIRE cases at Union
toxin.
Remember Hefiley sells the Pearl Shirts.
Bosoms ihree-ply linen, full m:.de The on
" Shirt that sells largely in Somerset.
Just received nice new lot of Ladies
and Gents Hose very cheap, at
J. i. SxRDER e Co.'S.
Charles s. Wells. ofthe Dudley Observa-
tory. discovered new comet on Friday
last
lfnkeve prevented and cured easily by
Morrison & Bros. Horse and Cattle Powder,
Al stores sell it. Price suits me.
There seems to be general strike going
on all over the country amoug the miners
and mill hands.
II you don't want to have lot of crazed
and cracked queensware in yonr cupboard
20 to J. b. Snyder & Cos They keep moth
ing but Genuine English Ware, and they
warrant II.
When yon can't remember what your
wife told you to bring home, get hair pins.
They are always handy in a house.
1900 bolts of Wall Paper to select from,
very cheap at II. Hefiley's. Remember the
pace.
Great quantities of Milwaukee beer pass
over the s. & c. r. Il. to Johnstown. One
dealer in that place received a carload on
Friday.
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caught severe cold, AMI remembering
Fea told me TO use Downs Elixir
sought bottle and in less than threS DAYS
ny cough and sore throat had vanished
y, gooe. Publisher. New Market, \. H.,
.idsufiso.