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THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog 9OS Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
yanin avenue.
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DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


For ne Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy tceather
local rdias, rdrtdbc tnds mostly aotheriy stationary
or lotper temperature.
For Washington, from a. N. 10 mtdntgh-Pdrtiy
cloudy tredfher ioih rain during ne day evening.
Thermometrio readings--7s, m, 55.77; II a. m,
CSC; p. m, 76oo; ~, m, 49, II p. M, GASP
maximum, 1889; minimum, 1859.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-05

"AIderncy Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 2b "Ward" prints, AT 45c. per lb
Also cottage cheese, 60 per ball; butternilk, Sc.
per quart and sweet milk &C. per quart
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''AIderncy Dairy

the most complete bed in existence. Trial free
Call and examine at sales oOms, HOS Seventh street
n.
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Kings Palace, 914 Seventh Street North
Another ARRIVAL Still They comel Wonderful Bargansl


KINGS PALACE, no 914 Seventh street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
W. posToFF1cE NOTICE

nAg fOSI-OfflCh NOllOh~
The Foreign Mails for the week ending sATUR-
DAY at 1870 p M for Europe By s,eemshp wyoming
va Queenstown On MEDNEsDAG at lSIs s miSSr
ainpton and Bremen (ieilers for Great Britain and
ship eatalo6ia Via oneehsowh eieyS of France
S Ss reS es%s
on rHH rIJ 81 M for 5nr0pe by steam team
S o s.d Va Fl @ for huT SR y
town (etters for Germany and Scotland must be d.;
fSSa msp pSon va GLASGOW sISfP
; a. M, for Belgium direct. by steamship Belsen.
seSmsSip %csep v fu Southampton 10 and bremen.
for Newfoundland, by steamship Xlhambra, close on
Sr S9dSS a Port TeS Gs ns
TIesaay a p mi RSI malls aoa 9 on Wednes
day, az 10 q, M. The mails for Newfoundlsnd and
day s5 p n.y. TRe mails for BefmuGs BY steamship
2s02 Sss on Gns ny at snd s hhs ' b
m The malls for Por;o Rico BY steamship. Antillas;
SSse S on s ssg
malls for Cuba, by steamship SARATOGA, CLOSE on
and 81 via Now orleans Hs G Close ary
at 800 p. Tho malls for Australia, SC. via San
c6ns SS c Japan Ap Sa San oss May
PosT.oyF1cr, Nnw York, April 20, lss2. myi
E DR. Nj b ki GAENAN
1ol5 Fourteenth street.
Second door south from All Souls Church. se31yr
n1H" r. Ross PERRY.
ONCE:
No. $40 street, opposite City Hall nos.em
w- NOW IS h THE Ts[E ana no GET
MAIsLETT,
si7 Market Space.
is the man to make them. Midew-proof store AVN.
ings speciality. ap20.lm
icy SCOTS ELECTRIC BRUSHES
are strongly recommended to PREVENT BALD
NESS and to CURE HEADACHE, NEURALGIA
and DANDRUFF. Sold by G. @. O. sIMMs, Drug
| glst. cor. Fourteenth st. and New York ave. ap22
| n>7Ts wARNER's KIDNEY CURE, MRS. PINK
- hams Compound Curealine Gems Sorns SOL
Masonic Temple. Jal9
Rw- uoMEoPATHIc MEDICINES OF EVERY
| ~ kind Humphreys Specifics, Extract Witch
Hazel lmgeTIsl Granum and other food for infants
| htCoOohLlNS. selo
n~zap WEI DE MEYERS. sANDFoRD's, AND
~ other Catarrh Cures, Kidney Wort Hop and
SSG hf.ffs aR snP a Drug Hs s tSRsnr G
N~Saye IFYoU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU.
- raigia MeadqShe Tooshsche, or any pain. one
sCd only at g Masonic Temple S nOss
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
New Docks
Gnys The Brain and fts 60
dordos War Da aSu Of the ReSeon
De Amicl's Morocco and Its People....r....... 90
Norton on ordns me and Fire Arms New ed:
FRANKLIN square md Seaside libraries AZ w
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You can publish three-llno advertisement Of
"wnnted," "For Rent" For sale,' or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents IN THE REPuB-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-05

THE REPUBLICAN, will be issued as usual in
double.sheet form on Saturday and will be up TO
It's regular high standard in respect TO local and
political gossip personal intelligence, fashion and
stage notes, and book reviews.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-05
GRENADINES |

In the most magnificent assortment ever displayed
In Washington.
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We are Just now about laying the foundation OF our
new immense building (of which a description APP
peared In this paper, which WIN be completed by
September; and as our new store shall be inaugu-
rated with au ENTIRE NEW STOCK we propose to
sell every article In present store az noar COST
rs possible Great bargains may be expected. An
early inspection will certainly nay you.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-05

TAYLOR Sc IIJFTY
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
How Sarah Got Fooled.

Miss Sarah Simpson Is q fair daughter
Of Bates county, AID Resides someH her.
near Butler Her heart only week ago
Was wholly inhabited by Mr.. N"Mini>, bur
TO-DAY IL is tcnanlles,. Ii was very >ad
affair, aud il is sadiy recorded iy the But
Ter TimCe A. follows:
a CAV and festive Young man all she
way from the land al peanuts ,Iie"rsia +.
stopped IN Bates became acquainted with,
H0ed and won the heart and hand oi one
OF Bates iaire>t daughters. Mis- Sarah
Simpson. The consent of ;he old folks
Was obtained and the dav set for Wedmo>-
day last. Extensive preparations were
made by the old lolk, "a give their
daughter a splendid blowout The day
arrived; Miss Sarah was attired in the
costlie-i ami most fashionable wedding
trousseau. 4 splendid repaat nas spread.
and about seventy-tye guests put IA their
attendance. All hearts were Iull of gle,-
Many there were. doubtless. wh" sighed
and wondered when their time would
come The hour arrived. bat Mr. Me
Minis Tor that Was hi name. was rot ON
hand. The evcnin. passed away. night
threw It's dark manllc over thr earth. and
still no McMinis He failed {" come L"
the scratch, and Miss Sarah J. Tree {" Law
ish her affections upon another. VINO, Ne
hope, will moi iriiic with them. McNiniS
L. gone " here the wuoJbi,c twincin'
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

took il of NV finger ior that's the ea-i-
ct WAY Ia -ell EN-. and told her it Vas
,r,pr mother that gave IL To- me hen she
died. and thar hal promised on her death
he'd 1t never part with it, IL glittcred
like real gold. and she bit like hungry
sucker. Sometimes | tell EN- its NV we'd
ding ring. and then generally get an ex-
ira quarter.
R.-Suppo-ing that van have not even
that seemingly last resort l-ft. AMI YOUR
iewelry Is gone, is there some other mode
ynu adopt To- make a living.
H.-i-nt- al EN-.
R-W.ll, what 10 YOU DO when your
jewelry gives out?
H.--Pass myself of Tor doctor. I've
made many a meal out of the nigyers down
south PLAYING the doctor. Oi course, I've
got To skip before they find out that
can't cure EN-, but that's nothing. I'm al
WAYS ON the skip" ANYWAY.
River meet with any adventures
worth speaking of
H.-Iots Of en-
R-Well. for instance,
H.-Oh. I've been arrested lots OF times.
Sometimes | get arrested ior not returning
the hats To- my customers. | once took
ei.h, hats along with me from Chattanooga
Io Nashville. Tenn, Tor they treated rne
mean in Chattanooga, and ! wanted re-
vengc. They came near arresting me in
Nashville.
R.-Didn't do il though, did they
H.-No; was too quick i"r EN-.
R.-kno~ any more?
H.-lot's, but I'm tired ami want i
sno''ze.
The reporter then tapped the typo
graphical error Tor news, hut he VAS
sleepy AMI would not reply. Alter all, it
was hardly necessary tU get i -tatcmeHt of
hi case ior everybody knows how 4 tramp
printer tights hi. way through the world
Ii had got to ID pretty late, aud the re-
porter Tor II while thought he would stay
with hi, two vagabond friends. but casting
hi eye upon the >c:,nty sleeping ac"ommo-
dations. lac struck out ior town AZ L rapid
gait
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Robbed on the Train

Al "ii man naruei Timothy GlimcS.
Wa" ! a tailoring man au,; r,-.dr> ~ IA
iAyi,, liliuDi>, arrived ~ tniS c'ty this
morning .cI1g Ia th-t"la. Kansas. While
on the e.. Is y q. train r. iiArLIDai-- IN at
wicked cIjy-he ~aN ~urruaLivd ln the
aicle III the car by use slick -riUscrei gen
ilemen. iEry justice: hum around cousii-
erably ard when ne got ir,e iron them he
iound his pocsethoYk ccuIsiuIng siN dol
lars gone, ant very soon tnry, to", were
gone. IL ~ss not all the m"u-y the old
man hai and he continued his Journey,
going south on Conductor Browns train
/; Il pity these thieves do not under
take ,o roh some one who Is up To their
games and is capable oi combattin, them
in their schemes OF robbery. They are
judges vi humanity and know Who To at
tack.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
MR.. CONROY.
He Is Subjected to the Indignity of
Lying in Jail Six Months and
Paying a Fine Of 500.

John Conroy the individual arrested la>t
Thursday for The larceny OF = pocketbo"k
containing thirty-iive dollars, from John
W. LLOYD, gentleman living in Colorado,
uss brought before Squire Clark this
morning for trial. Prosecuting Attorney
Heard, foreseeing the difficulty of convic-
ton il Conrcy Was bound over for trial AT
the next term of the criminal court, when
Mr.. Lloyd would b. al home in Col"rad"
and probably could not be induced Il"
come here to pursue the prosecution of the
case. wisely filed an affidavit charging
petit larceny so As TO bring the Offence
within the jurisdiction of a justice OF the
peace.
The evidence Of Conroy himself
was enough to have convicted
him. IL will be remembered
tina, he was seen TO pick up Nr Lloyd's
pocketbook bv bystander at the waiting
room at the depot TINS man informed
Mr.. LLOYD of his loss. and the latter gem
tIeman, with friend, set out Immediately
IN search vi the thief. Alter several hours
spent in looking for him, he was finally
found, and 1T once acknow lodged that he
h&d taken the pocketbook, and that he
had taken the money out, put II an differ
ent pockets, and then thrown the waller
Away. after which he spent twenty cents
of the money He also frankly owned ap
az TO The amount OF money IN the pocket
book. acknowledging that il consisted OF a
twenty dollar silver certificate. a ten
dollar gre.nback, and i've dollar
greenback, besides little change
lie WAS arrested and locked
mp and Mr.. Lloyd took his depart
ure Tor Clinton. He WIS notified by t.ic-
graph to come back and prosecute. hut no
answer came mp TO Saturday afternoon
Conrov MAS released under the snoposjtiun
that Lloyd would not appear. Bat ii teie-
gram was received laier requesting that
Conroy be held, and that he would be- up
on the first train. Conroy had allowed his
golden opportunity To escape pass and MAS
soon found and arrested. His own test
nony this morning VA, in accordance with
the facts above stated, and when asked why
he had thrown away the pocket book
replied that he didn't want ia give himself
away by having il found on his person.
Squire Clark was convinced of the guilt
Of the man hey md all question, and sc
cordingly gave him six months IN the
county jsil and fine of 500.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Oh, What a Cough I

Will you heed the warming The signal
perhaps I'll the sure approach OF that
most terrible disease, consumption. Ash
yourselves ii you can stiord, for the Sak,
of saving 30 cents, Ia run the risk ana dc
nothing for it. We know from experience
tha: Shiloh Cure will cure yonr cough
1t never fails This explains why more
than a million bottles we're sold the past
wear. Ii relieves Group and whooping
cough a, once Mothers, dc not De with
out ii. For lame back, side or che>t, use
Shiioh's POROUS piaster. Sold 10y ali
druggists
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
For the Pen

Sheriff Hopkins. oi H~nry county. pass
III through f"r Jefferson City 'h'- morn
ing, having in charge John tfeary who
goes To the penitent;arv ior cwo year. Tor
burglary committed Al M"ntr">c some
weeks ago The prisoner j. an old niau 81
very mild appearance. ani i.a- u"'hiug
seemingly oi She thief aho'ii him. Bmt AN
unlawful hankerinc af:er the goods and
ohattels ~ others w;I> what landet ham In
bis present situation.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Sent Home.

I. \ Mack"y, the Quincy banker wh"
met with an accident oL th, marrow gauge
last Thursday being thrown over 4 scat
hy the Sudden humping -! the Gals, and
sustaining = severe injury II th" hip, was
carried from the hotel jhi> morning AMI
placed ON the north bound X ~ / train.
lie went Ia Hannibal ana there changed
ears ior Qnincy his home He w..r acc"in-
panied Ia the train by ,yru- Ne~kirk. and
other gentlemen
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Living Witnesses

The hundreds al hearty ana healthy
looking men. Women ana children, ;hat
have been rescued from ie.isoi pain, sick
Ness and we'll nigh death d, rarkor's
Ginger Tonic are the best evidences in the
world of it, >terlin. meri; and worth. You
will find such IN ainlnsi srerv community
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
CREMATION AT LEWIS.
Mrs. Smith and Four Children
Burned to Death
Special IA the Bano.

3 I-ciai IA The Bazs'o
LEWIS, Mo-, January Is, 1852.
4 tire broke out between three and four
o'clock this morning The house OF ieo.
&. Smith, i coal miner, was entirely con
summed, burning to death five beings Mrs.
Smith. fortythree years; Elizabeth, seven
teen; Rachael, thirteen; Ella, six; Theo-
dore, sixteen, all children oi Mr. Smith.
Mr. Smith was badly burned endeavoring
to save Others, and did save his daughter
Rebeccs, eight years old. The house took
fire from clothing hanging near the stove
or coal oil explosion, i, is not known
which. \ jury viewed the five bodies at
the place where the house burned. The
bodies were unrecognizable 1t wa- sickcn-
ing sight. 1t was story and 4 half house,
and the family slept in the second story.
DIR Land j. the coroner
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
CLINTON CULLINGS.
A Cohvict's History Out Sleigh
ing Personals Celebration
Public Schools.

Marsh Wright lrit lasi might ior Yer
>aili,-,.
j VI SnavcIv, jr.. went to -. Louis
Yesterday.
-Juisr Macbeth i,cxpeCting To rebuild
ih- 1T. Stephen hotel in the early spring.
". II. Graham. mine handsome host,
81 the tlI-n nou>.-, /, still smiling aiiably
"u Iravri,r,.
See advertisement oi the sherman
house in another column. |: l. u new
hou>,. and we'll kept.
seven hundred pupil- are attending
the public ,c.iuol~. superintendent i,y Prof..
L. Il. R,.vnold>. formerly III S,dalil.
The p"ruIar feeling her. seems L"
w that Mr.. Harper should H., admitted u
bail - that he could lr sent To- an in>au.
/ .,>ylUm.
MIR. Enseir Costly. noot ard she's,
merchant. Ass married last night at the
r->id,ncr oi J. y. Barlow. O." Ms Miu-
ME M"lar.
t e. bi"krns,n. Prosecuting attorney
ci Henry county. lett last nigh, tor LETTER
Ssh tiiv la E.,i>t ,Ir admitting J'. hail Il
Mr. Harper.
Mis- FANNIE t'ar;h. one 81 the teachers
ul the public schools. 49, CUt >Ici.hlUg
last evening, The team which the yuurg
lady wa> b,.!ILd ~a> Ius.T r,,-v checked
iilil, m.->,.>. HlIu were 'aEIu. acr aypuud
IA. public school yari ~ hand >iei
The centennial birthday at Daniel
Webster 49, ,,,i,nrljcu 'f jh,- l>iu inst. IN
, ;hr nigh -vnu"i department presided OYER
[ =
varied h..l~r,n a >>r.ci 81 hi- early lii,..
school r5X-. professional AMI political
career. Mi oi which wa- complied by Jhc
pupil- au.i q >hur: a.iiFy>~ from R.y. j. y.
l'icr,,. an tie LIE. AMI services - the dead
statesman IL w:,> 3 pleasant affair ari r.
fleets credit "n Mis- Owens ami her pupils
SHERIFF Hopkins returned from Jet'rr-
son City. Yesterday. " here ne nae! men To
take ,,ij man Carey Ia the IeuIt"utISry,
VINO w. sentenced {" tN1 scar '"r rod
b..ry 81 Muutr,.-,. When John J.r,.v AZ
rivci there Du 4 4,-,iay Ar NJ once ne
".ui1.d ~ Captain bradbury - "a third
;-Tmrr ~ ilir p.E. hr has Ir-ru there
iNiyc t-icrr I 2 yNrr,l-l',g n!- th,-ying
pr"F-n>.,...- Inc vi utia has quite
history u n 49, a.! krI,,~n Captain
iirajbsrv >ay> h, l. y Nd:y audrr by
birth AMI ,.,m, g. Illinois aiii ~er,lrd near
where bloomington now >tJud- III $50.
Ia l>.;a he cane 10 Davies county. Ms
-ouri. whcr,. i,- Fc>id, until Jhr Mexican
war. lie enlisted IN sterling Prices rcgi-
Incut ami IN the -:.Jur company wItn
Captain bradbury ami w.i- through jtaI
veil known suI hard >trggsl-- IA" na>
rU family. or al l,;t,. >as- Hv J. \ Jingle
,t.t III. = y.--tr- 4
as-.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
f.tTkI;.

Yesterdays B,zoo contained special
dispatches from Lewis station, relative to
the burning To death oi MR.. George e..
Smith and four OF her children. Ia WIS
impossible IT, give all the particulars sur
roundIn. the tragedy. - the testimony
taken by the coroner jury arrived here
To" late ior publication, In yesterdays num-
brr.
Mr.. trorge {. smith L. miner in the
employ of the Usage Coal AMI Mining
company. and lived in 4 story and 4 htIi
h"u,c east of the street. Ills family con-
sisted I'll his vile and five children. The
following i diagram oi the hou-.;
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

Borden. Selleck 4 Go, ~. Louis, sell
the hes; and cheapest Car Starter made
With il one man can move 4 freight car.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Society Bellies.

On account OF ats remarkably d.lirat.
and lasting fragrance society bellies are
loud in their praises oi Flvn>ion Cologne
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

LEwIs JANUARY IL lASo

\ little neighbor girl. Hattie Mathews.
sleeping with those burned, escaped with
her clothes burning. She rolled in the
SNOW and thus eNsinguished the flames
Orr, white young man, engaged To- marry
Elizabeth Smith, was at the house until
onr o'clock. They were To wed soon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

There are twenty murderers confined
in the 81 Louis jail. seven al whom are
negroes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
LEWIS, Mo-, January, Is, 1882

A woman and five children wer, burned
nj Levi, station. Henry county, 81 mile,
south from Seda,ia and five miles north oi
Clinton. Ii was miners family. The
miners name il Geo. Smith. Coroner oi
Henry county has arrived and is holding
an inquest.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

ploy OF the Missouri Pacific, Al ~, Louis.
have been discharged
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
Extract of Report from the Cele-

braud Physician. krasuu, Nilsson. of
L,,i,:un. England Several eases 81
inciDisr; Cgi!,,i,'Ds. have come un.icr
nav observation .hat have -. n ~ ~ ~ TIN.
timely usr ii Golden 5 Liebig Liquid
Extract of Beef aud Tonic inyig-
orator" R.mrn,ter ~. u.s:ilr. GOLDEN
-AI.. go cii,.L Dl dEus.l-.~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-07

Win be paid for the detection and
conviction Of any person selling OF
dealing many bogus, counterfeit OF
imitation HOP BlTrERs, especially
Bitters or preparations with the
word H0P or HoPs in their name OF
connected Herewith, that is intend
ed to mislead and cheat the public,
or for any preparation put in any
form, pretending to be the same as
HOP BrTrERs. The genuine have
q clustero Of GREEN HoPs (notice this)
printed on the white label, and are
the purest and best medicine on
earth, especially for Kidney, Liver
and Nervous Diseases. Beware Of
all others, and ofall pretended FORM
ulas or recipes of HoP BrrrERs pub
6shed in papers or for sale, as they
are frauds and swindles. Whoever
deals in any but the genuine will be
prosecuted.
HoP BIrrERs Co,
Rochester, N. Y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-07

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-07
THE NORMAL TERN
ut. PLEASANT INSTITUTE
OPENS xAacH 22d, 1850.
FACULTY


kEV, LEkOY eIEPHENS. 4. H., PRBIDExT,
Theory and Practice Of TsachinK.
Bfk0N ": KING, Esocstion, 0eomstYy, and
Normal 0sogTaDhy.
KATE REYNOLDS. A. B., Natural Philosophy,
Phystcal Geography and Chsnistry.
N. = PLU1MER. Normal and Comnercial
Arfthmetic, BOOK keeping and Bokany.
z @. WALTER, Normal 6fs1nar, Iiterature.
and United States History.
EMMA REES, Painting and bfnwinr
ANNA A. PALM PiaHo, 0rxAn and Vocal Cul
MRS. A. s. WILLIAMS, Matrou.
A new brick building, four stories. l25xll feat.
exclusively for LADY boagdefs. A fun course Of
lectures me-. Superintendent Spelgel and Judee
Hunter are among the leeturers Music tsacher
Just from the C0nservatory Of Musi, iu Boston.
Ar and EfeDch teacher Just from Psrts Native
uerman teacher. Prof Kings valuable Elocu-
Boarding In clubs. about y 80; IN the Institute,
500 70 e32. Tuitioo, 80. Send for catalogue
LEROY STEPHENS,
Jan2s President.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-07
L a M BACK

w OxA4N DG w QkE1Os
Without swallowing nauseous medicines, by sim
ply wearing
PROF. GUILMETTE's
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD.
WHICH CURES BIZ ABSORPTION.
Ask your druggist for PsoF. GriIxErrx-s
French KIDNEY PAD and take no her II he
has not got II. send Eco and You will receive the
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE.
JgDes BUCHANAN. Lawyer, Toledo, o., says:
"One Of Prot. Guflmets~s French Kidney Pads
cured mo OF Lumbago il. sbree weeks time. NY
case had been given up he best doctors ss In
curable During all tins timc 1 suffered untold
Gsoaas EErrrR, J. =. ssiSdo, @ % Ohio says:
II suffered for three Years with Sciatics and
Kidney Disease and often l:..i to go about On
crutnhes. i was entirely and ..errianentIy cured
aftor wearing Prof. Guilmettvt French Kidney
Pad four weeks"
'SouIRE N. q. Scorr, syivania, sic. writes:
hsve been great sufferer for l. wears with
8rtght's Disease Of tho Kidneys. For weeks at .
time was unable to get out Of bed took barrels Of
medicine, bat they gave mo only Temporary relief
wore tvoof Prof Guilmette's Kidney Pads ak
Mni. HELM JERoxE, Toledo, ONO, says:
sfor years lhave been confined, q great paF1 er
the time to my bed, with Lacorfho.a and fesBaIe
geeknees wore one Of Guilmetts's Kidney
Pads and was cured In ono MONTH"
u. n GExExs Wholesale Grocer, Findley, Ohio.
.ImBered for Is years with lame back and in
one Of Prof 0uilnette's kidney Pads.5
y r kkEsLlAe, NJ D., Druggist Loganspert,
Ind. whsn sanding in an order for Kidney Fsds,
II vofs one Of the flrst ones We h.a and re-
csiyed more benefit from 1t than anything ever
lsed- In fact the Pads give better general safis-
fAetion !han any Kidney remedy We ever Sold"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-07
PROF. GUlLIEfTS TRENCH LIVER ]Pll ia
State Normal School,
INDIANA, Pa,
PRzsnrs USsuRrAssED FAcILrr1xs yoH Par-
PAIRING TKACHERs FOR ESrRRIxa
rHEE FIELD OF LAnoR.

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moulding human charsctsr, and no gro arer bene-
factor than the truly successful teacher
IL you intend 70 teach. prepare yourself thor
ooghly, ana thus mako your work pleasant and
pf0dtabe for yourself and OF real value TO others
Every teacher should take full course Al :
professional school. and Pennsylvania ofiers YOU
none superior to that of the