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CAIRO,
LOUISVILLE,
CINCINNATI
STEAMERS :

giving through tickets to all points-Chicaso
Toledo, Buffalo. Richmond, New York, Wa sh
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North and w estern tourists will End La Belle
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r ates by this line cheaper than any other
frst-class route. Meals and staterooms free.
Baggage checked through. aal
Passengers can rely on . splendid trip by his
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been expressly built for the accom- mediation -
passengers.
nr Each eamerc aries fullstrins bard.
r. w. LIGHTBURNE,
General Freight < Ticket Agen
No. 7 Monroe street. Mempais.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-02

9aB Sic 0olsaide 5tpefentlpredenb gum
geltreuen beS WtiitcS auf Der 9iin9itGtte
pcrlucnOet ipir6, lit bereits frii6er berDorgez
Dobcn. 0e5glciden lDir0 Die Saltde olr0
3ltg0be uun 2tide. gcbaltretder, lorpie tie
bel Der &ompo1tDtlDu1g pm alerlet Str1fen
cute 8erlpenoull8 ftlDet.
No0licBlib lei BET 0ielcr @elegenbeit Der
'9ol5toDlc gebadlt, ipclde, Der 8llmen7
erDe betgclttlQ)t, nod ltelcren @rtaDrungett
Dcn 0lQnS Der Siiitben unO Die Bar6en@
prad)t icDr erbDgcn iou. IS mag bierbet
cit denlii0er GinfllB itdttfilOen, 8r0Btenz
tGcilS nber 0iirfte bic lStrting Der &O1le
borauf berubelr, DAB iiO Die YIlmen allf
DEM i0iDat5en 6intergrul1be better abbeben.
SIS DerDGlt ij0 Dies etlpn ipie nit Der Sarbe
bc5 @rObD0en3. 8lurtcn alf iDrgtGltig
rein geDaltetel unO fleiBtg u%rtgegra6enen
8eeten neDnteu ii6 itetS lDeit pOrtDetlDafter
aus, alS Die i'll 9taIel eirgepflan3tel, lpeld)e
tmnler eincn IDetL iDrer Wirfultg ettbiiBer.
OaS 2(u9e il'Dt in Oielcnl Teloe Der9eblt6
Die logenanntc ocomplimentGre" TGrbe;
Dur0 Da5 0rdlt beS 8o0erS, Der Groe, 0ds
ge9en lDiro DaS 2lu9e ntdt Don Der 8lunle
abgelettet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-02
Observation-Disclosures
Gtoaocm= mao SSeiscuftroD.

Nuf Dem Wtarftc 1T 9Sei5enitroD iucnigcr
out DtrtGufliO ais 9toggellitrnD, ipeINeS
1nitunter nit etuem lulucrDGltntBmdGi9 Dp@
ben 9reiie be5aGlt miro. 9lud Der 8arn1er
5icbt no5 0to9gcnltrOD tm 01cflcl flir let1e
Yfcrbe, mic audi SIR StreH por, ipaDrclo
er Den1 9tinopicD uub Den Sbafcn ltebcr
gSei,enltroD SIT freilen 9ieDt. Srdgt man
1lad DEM @rlnDe btcle5 Gcrtdbrcn9, 10
muB man Dor Nltem Die 6cullld)elt Inter
luDulgell beiDcr StrODartcn ms Nuge tal7
len.
0icr1a0 1T su1dOit bo5 NaDritoiiperz
DGlt1ib bon NSeiSenitro0 I'M Gin Glertel,
un1 % QrpSe1t b0Dcr, ais bo9ltniGe BON
9toggcnitroD. Dian miro oe9Dalb nltt gro
bcrent 0pltbe;l 0GGicl bon Met5enltrob,
ais iolden bon 9toggc1ftroD pcripcn0en,
ulD bel critercm Ben 3lDed pes ppnitdnDtz
oen ;3erfalten5 be5 0nferS in glclder 9Seile
crrcideu. v0aS lit nl0t lpaDr." lagt oct
Garnter, ipeltDey mn OQ6icl BON Jioggen>
itroD f~iittert. lSemt ct abcr Dies beDaltptet,
10 mllB ct oltd) cine 9lntmprt altf Die Jra9e
nab bet llriade habeu. gSte gel6teDt IS
benlt it lolden 2G1oer1r, no fcin Jtoggct
Dber bod MIR in geringer Wtenge gebalt
nirb llnb ite olio bon oieiem fetn Strob SIT
6ddlel beiiBen, pte in @nglanb url0 IN bic
lem @5egcnocn Nmerifa'5, 100 man Deite
Stredeu reiier fam, obne au6 nun etn
einsiges &oggeafelo gu ieben nno 100 man,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-02

audi tpell1 man nid)t ipolte ge5lplu9en 1T,
gSetSenitroD 31 6Gdiel Sl DertpenDen, mo
DicIfdd,, nalnentlid Ste groBen StQote lltr
oieieS Su tnufen i'm Stanbe lin0. Dian TT
bterla0 SIT Der QlnnaDnte genOtbtgt, oaB
bier tpieoer einrnal eireS je1er GDrurtDetle
D~orltegt, ipeld)e ebcn 10 lange belteDelt, olS
man oil iolUen feltbdlt, uno lpelde ipeGtal@
len, melllt man INIT mill.
gEaS Die Gcripenoung sur Strelt 0llbe7
trlfft, 10 tomI1en bier 2 9tlldltdten III Se@
trabt, etnntal oieielige, 5aB 0a5 9toBgen7
itrOb mebr Teu6tigteit atf3uncDn1cn I'M
Stall0e lellt lDl, mait Clip nit lolGem ipet7
ter lallgt, ais nit 9SetsenltroD, = ullO Sipetz
tens Der 0ebalt oil gtaDritoffcn III Den bet7
ben StrDlartel1. Sb Die erltere be9rlllDet
lit, miillen pcrglei0enoc Gcriuhe-lu1
Dem Gjelpi0tc an9eitelt- leDren; Die 9roz
Bere Wtcugc Der 0oljfaltr I'LL 9toggen1trDD
lOeint alItrOilgS oufiir SIT lpreDelt. Nl>
Leit pics tDllnte. bnd) Hi dllf ltrpDornttl1
Tdrtncn ctn GtnfllB lcill, lpcld)c es i'll
0rltlOe gnr nid)t gebeit lnllte; dlt0 iDllroe
Dies nurd) Die %SlpcttmdBi9e Ginrt0tu1g Def
Gicbltdube su bcieittBel lctt. 98a5 nber
Die gfldn5cnlGDritoffc bctrlftt, 10 1T Da ocr
llnteri1ieD i1 bciDen StrODorten fcilt ebell
grocer.
Die DierouS SIT siebenbe JDIge 1T, Dob Der
Tdrner ulltcr alien ilnlitdlDcn leill lSet5elt7
1trob ST 0ddieL uno aud sur Gtret per-
l%Denbell, u1o ietn 9to99etitroD lteber out
ben W1arft briltget lplltc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-02

treble, tpte nit Commentator, @erlte D6er
Safer beballt iDcrocn. MIR l0u eS, 10 lange
eS loldcrart bellltbt miro, til0tig geDillgt
meroell 10 baB es, iDenn cinm0l nit Oro5
pber Oriinfutter beiGet, cilell grobcll 0cllz
ertrdg ~liefcrt.
Die Wtengc lr1o Sic 9(rtcn Der ein;uz
idenbet Wrdicriornen limb ie uod) Der Gertz
Iidfeit HID Der 9lnliGt Der betrcfiellOer1
6at1ner OerI0teoelt.
Sin i0Liunter Neil0, tpelder nomentlid
ouf olten 9Siclet at betGlnpfen lit, lit baS
WtoD5. Ooiiclbe iuirD uDbL ilbeynll dllgez
%trO1tcn, an DGlfigitel ltnb btdtcitclt jeDod
All ben icltdten S0Den rric0ercr Oattllng.
Dort, no cS llidt luilnI6enSiDcrtD Doer lttd)t
tDunli0 lit, iOl6t5 SunO nm5upfiigen,
fam OrrcD 3rtusz 1lno GNereggeM DaS
WtDO5 Derdlt5gctrnBt iDcr0elt. Jtad0clt lllllt
iold)trurt Die YSicic pDllt liDD5 9ereinigt
lpOr0ct lit, ipcloc man &ulf> ltllo &ppf>
biiltgrlg dlt.. pile Dieie 9Irbcitcl1 iinb ant
SiDtdlldbi0itcn int 6erbite DDr3ltlteDr1elt.
9tntDhcnn Der Stalf cirem tildtigelt 9tegclt
oil5geicBt lDor0cn ipar, ltreife man Deltlel1
belt nit ether 9fcrihleife ei1 ln0 retltige
Bet bieier Oelcgenbcjt Die gSjeien 51gletd
lDit alien alf ocl1iel6cn DDrfolnll1cl1Delt linz
rcilligfcitcrl, ipic Gtreu,. StrDb, Noub sc.
SblicBltd lei nod cr>pG0nt, oob Dtc6ol3z
aide aud fir Ntcieu cine5 Der DOr5ltglt0>
itcl 9ilngcmittcL lit lDe8e11 tDre5 rct6lt6en
@jeDaltc5 all 8alt ltr0 &olf, ME altd) at
46n5p6orldurc. gSteie11, lDelde i6ledte
iuure 0rdler 6erporbrin9en, DerDe1t tpelent7
LID boourh pcrbe1iert. 2lltd tDlrft Die 6ol57
aide Dem gern1oolen eut9egcu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-02
Ofiae 2nrte.

In &Ge, metde on ben Totsen pom Iu9enbInnSeu, ners
D0Ier S0pddr, @uttrditung, Yelluit Der Marrcstrait
&C. Ietoeu. ienoe i'd fotetfrei en Jteceut, Oas tie tus
rirt. 0teies groBe 5eilntttel murOe Don etnem Dtiiios
BERT an 9tep- SOiepb & Suuan, Citation D, Jtew gets
Gin. 11non1SiaGum6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-02

Gtld)t 0rtltgel10 genug fant out oet WettD
ber 6ol3ald)e oils 0lngeutltrel aufmerfiaut
9enladt lperocn. Sic 2tide entb1lt ia lene
StDffe, ipeld)e emit Ser Baum alt5 Dem Bo7
Den, lDeldcm Ell entltdn1ntte, ais 9(QDritoffe
III 1td aufgenommen batte3 lon1tt bll0ct lie
ullter allen llnl1tQnDen eth 5ipar etllletttge5,
ober imn1erbilt iebr tpert6polle5 9lH8ez
mtttcl. 8eiOnoerc p6Ditfalti6e Wtrfl1ngen
ODer cine 6o6leuldltrequelle, i0iDte audi etne
Stifltnffljcferuug Dnrf man aQerDlng5 bon
Der 0olSolde ni6t crtDQrtelt, i%ptetpo0l our6
acknowledging oft ett ld)iperer teu6ter
gonen lDelelltttd) Derbe1iert ipirD.
Gon Dct Jtaocl6Dlseru elttDaltcn Gtefer
unD Same Der 6ihte ~gegenil6er Die nleIitelI
Wtt1gelt bon Aoli, &alf, 2lnlnnonlQf, EDO5s
pDDri0ure 1no Sd)ncfeliG1re. Die 6ol5z
aide nerielben 1T Denlua6 eun treff1tder
0ilnger fir iolde Gflan5elt, iDelhe gu tbrenl
@eoelben cine 9r0bere Dteu9e oieier Stofe
TN GoOen beanlpruden. Syn etnern auDe7
relt 2luTlabe ilber 9SIeie1 iplrD Der Wtdttg1
feit Der 6ol5uidenoiin9ut8 fir Die @rdler
berielben geDadt. 91ah eintr 2ll6e0lln1
gung Derlieren it6 nt6t mn Die lauren
@rdler nno Die Oiooie, lonoern IS treten
ol6 balO ltclle CUTE QSieiengrdler uno lelb1t
&leearten aIf, meld)e 0alelblt frlDcr gar
ltdt mabrgellon11nen ipurne1.
Sebr 9ilnitt9 mtrtt aud) Die Nl6eltoltlt>
gung auf %ionitige 6uttergetpddle, DEFENDERS
auf Glee. 2tlS 8opfbiingltng bat tDre Nn7
tpeloun9 tint SrAbla9re gu ertol9elt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26

again. Have | said jackets? Ther
/ | saw once more, for there were two
of them. and trousers to match, and
and if | haven't said skates, l say sc
now with will.
With sparkling eyes Budd watch
ed the fisherman or helped when he
could.
With wonder he looked upon each
! gift as it was drawn from its stout
wooden box.
Not for me-" he said, they can't
be for me-"
"Then help me on with these 2x3
trousers, and Ill use the jackets fol-
mittens," cried Jerry; dancing a,
bout the room. "Old Chris amt
been round my chimbly for a good
ten years before. Hunt sharp for
some writing, boy. Amt there
none roundl'
Pinned to the jacket they found il
only line:
From the school-boys at Ocean
Point"
Read that again, lad, and read ii
slow like"
From the school-boys at Ocean
Point"
"Then God bless 'em forever, we
both say" said the old man fervent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26
Wedding Scene in a Church.

A curious scene occurred lately at
st. Georges, Hanover square, Lon
don. A couple were about to be
united in the bonds of holy matrimo-
ny, but as theilady had been defend
ant in a divorce suit, the rector was
opposed to the marriage, entertain
ing conscientious scruples on the
subject. The bridegroom had, there
fore, secured the services of another
clergyman, the breadth of whose
ideas on the marriage question are
well known. He was present, and
all promised to 90 smoothly, when
obstacles suddenly presented them
selves, owing to the fact that permis-
sion had neither been asked or OBJ
tanned from the rector ofthe church.
When the gentleman who desired to
ofliciate made his appearance, he
was refused the loan of a surplice.
but some one overcame that difficult
ty by rushing out and buying one
But the troubles did not end here,
for two stalwart curates resolutely
barred the passage of the reverend
gentleman, preventing his entering
The church, where the bride was
anxiously awaiting her swain.
Eventually the contest was aban-
doned, and the wedding party retir-
ed from the scene of action, the un'
welded bride being taken away in a
/ Eainting condition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26
Heartily Republican in Politics.

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26
God gave the birds their to0
they must fly for it.

Messrs. Hiscox & Co. call spe
attention to the fact that after A
Is, 1888, the name and style Of
preparation will hereafter be SIN
Pdrker's Tonic. The word GIN
is dropped, for the reason that
principled dealers are constantly
ceiving their patrons by subsu,l
inferior preparations under then.
of Ginger and as ginger Is an
important havoring lngred.en.
our Tonic, we are sure that
friends will agree with Us as 20
propriety Of the change. There
be no change, however, in the ?
aration itself and all boti.s
manning in the hands OF d5-
wrapped under the name OF ~
ER'S GINGER Tonic" contain ih9
uine medicine if the signaiu'
HIsCOX IL Co. Is at the bottom o.
outside wrapper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26
(CoH,iaued from las, seoss)
How Watch Cases are Made.

1t is fact not generally known that the
James Boss Gold Watch Cases really con-
tain more pure gold than many "solid
yold cases The demand for these watch
cases has led to the manufacture of very
poor grade of solid gold watch cases
low in quality, and deficient in quantity
These cases are made from AZ to 10 karats,
and a 5 or 6 karat case is often sold for Il
or II karats. 1t is NOT economy to buy
watch case so poor in quality that 1t will
soon lose its color, or one so soft that 1t Will
lose its shape and fail to shut tight, thus
letting in dust and damaging the works, or
one so thin that slight blow Will break
the crystal, and perhaps the movement.
1t Is economy to buy james BosS cod
Watch Case, in which NONE of these things
ever occur. This watch case is not an crper'-
naent-it has been made nearly thirty gears.
HAz1EroS. PA, Oct. 81, lss2.
I sold two James Boss Gold Watch Cases thirty
years ao when they hrst came out and they are n
good condition yet One Of them Is carried by
carpenter Mr. l. W. Drake, Of Hazlet0n, and only
shows the wear in one or two places; the other o
Mr. Bowman, Of Cunningham, Pa, and can pro
duce one or both Of these cases at any time
SYLVESTER ESGLE, Je'reisr
Send cent stamp to Esystoas watch Factories Phs
dspha Pa for Illustrated Pamphlet showing hos
Janes Boss and keystone watch Case. are made
4. TO be C0ntiHlssd9
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26

1t is wise 10 provide against emer
gencies that are liable to arise il
every family. A cold may be &
dangerous thing, or not, depending
upon the means at hand to comba
it. In sudden attacks ofcold, Group
asthma, etc, Ayers Cherry Pectora
will prove the quickest and mos
effective cure. and your best friend
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26
A Voice From the Press

l take this opportunity to b
testimony to the efficacy Of Vi
Hop Bitters." Expecting to {
them nauseous and comp0ssi
bad whiskey, we We're agreelt.yz
prised at their mild taste, lt z
a cup of tea. A Mrs. Crs.g
a Mrs. Connor, friends. have..s-s
tried, and pronounce them the
medicine they have ever taken
building up strength and tonirg
the system. l was troubled with
tiveness, headache and want Of
petite. My ailments are now
gone. l have a yearly contracts
the doctor to look after the healt
myself and family, but | q
him 10: now. ;. GlLLlLA.
July %, 1878. Peoples, Adr.
Pittsburg, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26
How He Doubled His Trade.

Mr.. Benjamin W. Patton. pharma
cist, Globe Village, Massachusetts,
says that the miraculous pain-cure
st. Jacobs OIL, has greatly helped
his other business and the sales of the
remedy have doubled in one month
He keeps a large supply always or
hand. Officers Of he army and navy
pronounce ST. Jacobs Oil to he the
greatest pain cure of the age.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26
Knew what he Wanted

I've given the boy the r-
medicine" exclaimed a drrs
seizing his hat and rushing from.
stere. The boy had reashed +.
by the time the druggist oy.-
him.
Say" exclaimed the drusge
an old negro approach I've r
your boy the wrong n iciue.
What did YOU gir him.
Il gave him morphine. You.
for quinine."
Oats all right. De udderi.
sent for morphine, and We sent
nine, an dis time when I va.
morpine, to keep down anv o
takes, | sent for quInine. snr
yer wouldn't send what the
axed for; go home an sell
pizen."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26
what Struck an Ola s0,s.

1t will soon be 2Ovso.,
war closed" "'' s!aees
Under the hot sun of An.
the village of Dover. n + 5su'l lss
as the sphynx in Egypt. W. rt;1 -ag
jah Sharp, of that place ,1a Illl7
softly spoke of the past. '.Se-g ~y a,..'
said, " l was in the army a. rs b
many of the sights of tba.aal al3 q,
years. | was finally A. lsaI
for disability, resulting f,scaa'ss. f,e.
stroke. | came home. miss.l, ;.Ol q, I,
health and spirits; so enfesSial9 fSia9.s / i
| took cold on the slightest 1''a ]. d;
ure. Life seemed wofthIe.. e s'pc,
| lived only in memory 10 e
" That was sad enouob
dividing my last two cigar.
That's So" respopdss
Sharp; but | got over it o.. &
1t? Not exactly. When + ;~'''
condition | began takipg p p "a
Tonic, and my health cons ~,I't
to improve right away. | v'. ,,' 9
tonished at it, and so was nv ", !. Z
| piled on the flesh and CON- v;
anything. My ambition ~
| could attend to business ar5 - 2 2
excepting that | have 10 TO-
about exposing myself to n. \ (
sum am as well as i was II. !. +
| enlisted. What difference, :. I Y
are in things-guns and b,r.- -'
kill Parker's Tonic saves
This preparation, which hal
known as Parker's Ginger r
will hereafter be called siprrr (
ker's Tonic. As unprincipIei |.
ers are constantly deceiyip, = !.
customers by substituting T.-
articles under the name of T.
and as ginger is really an uD.r,;.
ant ingredient, we drop the ~.
ing word.
There is no change, hovs-s
the preparation itself, and al. n
remaining in the hands Of ~
wrapped under the name Of P -.
Ginger Tonic, contain the .z
medicine if the fac similie s.,-,..
of Hiscock d Co., is at the a--
of the outside wrapper. 1orr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26
Cause of Failure.

Want of confidence accounts for
half of the business failures of to-
day. c. n. Boyd, the druggist, is
not liable to fail for the want of con-
fidence in DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup, for he gives away a
bottle free TO all who are suffering
with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con.
sumption, and all affections of the
Throat and Lungs,
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Scotch Beauty

The Scotch are a wiry and hard
enduring rather than a muscularly
massive race, though here and there
the Scandinavian physique is found
to prevail. In the Island of Lewis
It is odd to note bow in the north,
where the names ofthe villages and
mountains have Morse terminations
boast and bhal), the population is
of the stalwart, tall, fair-haired,
Scandinavian type, while thesmaller
black haired Celt occupies the south
eIn half Of the island, in which the
names Of the streams and mountains
and lakes are exclusively Celtic The
handsomest man | have ever seen
was q boatman on the west of the
Skye, the calm and serious dignity
of whose face seemed more suggest
i've of Leonardo da Ninci than of
herring fishing and the handsom-
est woman | have ever seen was q
Young married lady who some years
ago happened to be travelling in the
Clansman, and whose gently modu-
lated English indicated an invern-
ese origin. When a highland girl,
even Of the peasant class, is pretty
(and the phenomenon is not OF a re-
fined and intellectual type, the fore
head high, the eyes clear, full and
contemplative, the mouth fine, and
the expression Of the face gentle and
yet firm. Wadsworth never forgot
the beauty Of the Highland girl he
saw at Inversnain. Indeed it is said
he had to recur to that fount Of in
spiration when he wished to pay a
poetical compliment to his wife.
For the rest the way in which an
educated Highland young lady
speaks English is one of the most
delightful things in the world,
though no doubt she would be very
much surprised and even indignant
if she were told she had any accent
at all.
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A minister preaching on The
Recognition of friends in the future,
was told by a hearer that it would
be more TO the point to preach of
the recognition of friends here, as he
had been in the church for 20 years,
and didn't know any of its mem
bers.