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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-04
Sntereiiante Srase nber gsmiions bsrtd)ti
atit,a.

Der SiilfSiefrst1r oes Snnert, Soslpn, ba
in benl Sale Ser YeniiouSbereftigun9 bel
minorcnnen Sod)ter beS periiorbenen Bun.
oeSiolbaten 2anIon cine intereHante @nt-
ideiOun9 abgegeber. Der betrefienSe Col
Dat mar nod ertpirttem llrlaub nad) Saule
gereilt, Inn ieine idmer franfe Satin III be-
iuden. gia6oem er Sn 6aule eingetrohen
mar, ltarb Die 6rau, nnO Der Solbat retIte
itnrit,elbar nad)ber, obne ielbit baS SegrGbz
nib ser Srau ub;uparteu, ab, I'M id ieiner
@ompa9nie anSui6lieBen. 9lnf Oem gSege
oortbin purbe er uoiI oen Gebeleu geianger
genommen nnb in oaS &LberOuuiller @ez
fGngniB gebraft, mo- er am 13. September
1864 ftarb. Sr. Soslpn entifeioet min, oaB
in bieiem Sale Der SOlbat, obgleid er iif)
sllr 3eit nidt Sireft I'M Oienit Der 9fegierung
befanb, nid)t ais fabnenfliiftig betra6tet luer-
Ben t0nne, unb oab Die Ingeb0rigen beiielz
ben Sur Yeniton berehtigt ieten.
8rant's Gbrenoeseu, grcttoisn Hno 0ss
tpiinid)te a.ltersperiorsmn9.
8rGioent Qrtbur iberitlifte beute benz
HeprGientantenbauie cine SotIdlaft, uelde
bic befannte Sransaftion 3pifen 6rau G5rant
unO gS. $. &anberbilt beSii9li6 Der G9renz
begen, @tebaillen ullb Bretielen, Die Dem
@eneral Grant tbeilmeile bon auSpdrtigen
gationen gemad]t muroen unO npn r9roBenl
biitOlii6en @ertbe" iinO, eriuGbnt uno nit
tbeilt, sab Srau @raut baS groBntiit9ige 9luz
erbieten genladt bat, iene Se9enltdnoe Der
&e9ierung alS anbenfen all Die ltiirrutihe
3eit beS SiirgerfriegeS gum @elhenfe ;u
MAIDEN. Der Sertb Der &eliquien unb Die
GrcBnutb, meld)e ei1en 8ripatmann (San=
berbilt) bemegte, lold)e iuertbUoae unb inter-
efante @egenitdnbe ber5ugeben, erforoere
prompte 9lnerfennung, nno er (oer PrGiibent)
eriud)e Ben @ougreB, pailenoe WtaBnubnlen
81 bieiem .3mede Su er9reifen. 3uglei1 be-
nute er Die @elegenbeit, Die Iufnlerflamteit
bes GongreiieS aui bic ibpebenoen Sorlagen
sur $eniipnirlug beS @r=Erdiioenten ais
General Der 9rmee su lenfen. Die Qnnabme
bieler Sill iperoe bem falt elnItlmntigen
gSunde bes &olfeS entipreden unO cine
paiienoe @uertennung fir Die Seroieuite oes
Generals Grant biloen.
Reue antIasen seeea Scmeral spatm.
@eneralauSitor Swaim ioll iett, nod ebe
Der 9lusipruf) bes Sriegsgeri6ts III bem ioez
ben gegen ibn 9efiibrten YroSeiie betannt 1T,
inter neuen, pom Sberitlieutenant Satdel=
Der qegen ibn erbobenen 9lnflagen abern1alS
Dor elm SriegsgeridJt geitellt perben. Satz
delber bei6ulSigt ibn, mebrerc Monate lang
Sergiituns fir bas Sutter bon brel Yfereen
qeSoqen uno eiblid, erbdrtete Gertiffate 5ur
8ei6einigung bes Seibes Der @ferSe ein9ez
rei6tsu baber, obne baB er Elm etn5i9eS Pfero
beiaB.
0ermiibtes.
3ur ginlGlung beftimmte gtatiOnalz Sanf=
gtOten I'M Setrage bon S494, 900 Iiefen beute
I'M S6abamte eln.
Die SerbanOlungen bes Srie9sgeri6tS &C.
gen Den Sberiieu 0touop nabmen beute III
ren anfang.
Die ebeuti9e Steuereinnabne betrng SSH =
837 unb Die 2olleinnahme $625,5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-04

Spbunp bat ii9 beftis an ieine 3ebe 9efos
zen, Der arrie Serll ytinlm oieie 25 Gents
uno tauts cine 6lai4e rSalpatiousOel."
1901
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-04
Gmropaiibe &a6elbcriDts.
Gin @eriudI iur s'cfseians Cunningham . i'm
Q3frfe.

Hon0ou, 3. Sebruar. - Sctrdttlt1e
gluiregung murOe beute bnrA bic 9tadrld}t
perllriodJt, baB Die Treuuoe 6eS ais llrbebcr
ser GrplOiiou i'm Sower angeHagteu Sdue5
Cunningham bereitS 9lnitdlten eingclettet blz
ben, i'm ans Dem Glerfemuells @efdn9niile i'll
beireien. Gin MaHn, rpetdler ft6 beutc irilb
ldngerc .3eit auf OerOG6tigc gSeiie i'll Der lin
gebuug jcueS @efdn9niIe8 unIber trieb uHO
idlieBlid ir9enb eilen @2genitauo IN oen
25rieifafeu 0eS @ouuerneurs Der Anltalt
mari, muroe babel perbNitet. Su einem Ser
b0r CAB er oen Namen Goodyear al uuo
iagte, er lei erit fiirSlitf ans elmer Srrenan=
italt eutlahen pOroeu. Der @egenitauO, mel
den er in ben SrieitaIlcn geiporfen bate, be-
itanb in einem feiueu Bapierpadet, aIf mel
dem eine 9lelbe bon 3ableu itano. Die
BoliSei Mil ben @eiaugenen ais Elm id]on
Olters beifrafteS Subiett feuuen uno erflGrt
ieine 2lnguben iiber ben 2lufentbalt in Srtens
bauie fin erlogeu. Die Yoli3eibeamten auBert
sic 9niid5t, 6aB GOOO1ear's Sewegungen
mn eem 3uede biencn iollten, uuSSutunO-
ifjaiten, auf pel6e S9mierigteiteu GrmHiua-
bam'S 6reuube itoBeu wiirOen, falls iie Die
9ronte oes @eidngniiies ourb 9pnawit III
Sic Quft ipreugten un0 ben Geiangenen in
mitten ser entitebenoen @OniuTOn 81 befreien
iudteu. @oOogear muroe bem @efaugniiie
iberiuielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-04
Ncitnnbnie clues aitaebIiden Sunocs3emOHen
ocs 5Hnamiter5 Gnuiiingbam.

2oubon, 3. 8ebruar. Die 8Oli;ei
nabm beute 2lben6 cine meitert, widtige
&erGaitEng in 6olae ser fitrilideu 0guamit=
9lttentate Dor. Der @efaugene, auf ueldeu
Die &eb0rOe idon ieit mebrereu Gagen fagns
bete, muroe ;mii6en IND 6 llbr BON SEN
9oliSei=Suipeftoren SuruiS unO 2lberlme III
@9ite Chapel, ni6t melt bon Dem ;ulettUou
Cunningham eiugenOmmenen 2ogS, aHigc-
funoeu unb feitgenrmmeu. Dian bdlt ion
fir einen &unoesgenoiieu Cunningham 8,
itno Oieie gunabme miro Our6 ben llmtnnO
beit6rft, baB Die in g4bite.&bupel gefaufte
Sife, ipel6e ais Subfiut fiir Gnuningb gbam'S
braunen &OHer naa ieinem 3intmer an Der
TreScOttitraBe gcbradt purOe, mo ptld)e
ipdter auf geBeimniBUOue gSeiie ans ieiuem
anoeren yOgi5 all Ser GrcScOttitraBe pers
itman0, i'm 8eijbe Oes 3ulett &erbaiteten
aufgeiuuocu murOe. G8 ioLen auBerOe II
ned rpeitere lui6tige @eweiie gcgen ben @ez
fan9encu oorlie9en. Gr wiro mOr9en eiu
&erbbr im 8OWitraBeu. BOlt5etgtrid]t beite-
hen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-04
@arft nno @orie.

9tperpooI, 8. 6ebr., 1880 Wtittugs.
gaummode: NlitteliOrte Sberldnber Is! !l6 !;
Ditto. giep-Srleuns 61l16.-9ie Sertdufe
betrueen 1000 8aGen, Equalization uHO
Qonbou, 8. 6ebrlar. StauteHz
SblisatiOueu: 4-prOS. 124s, Ditto. 44sprO3.
1154, DO. Uerldngerte 5zproj. 1O44.-4ttten
4.s@. SO. e65, so. 2. 81, @rie y, DO. 2.
sat, Netp=9Orfs Central S9f, Yenui. Central
51s, Sls. Central l254, 8ea6ing ST, @anas
bianz8aciic S88, RericGn SGT, ct. Yaul
Common 73a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-04
OHN 3IY VtNEe UIt 81 @t.
Sr. &a0iuaO's
Satfar9rttitan 3eiOlOcmt,

sur 9eilung aIIer
droniihenSrantbeiteu, Stropbelu, ,Sd)minS.
iudJt, 3riiienleiOeu, Geihwiire, 6rouis
iden9fbeumatiSmus Stole, 9iiereuz,
SlGeH- unN yeberbeibmeroen,
GDSpepie, gungeuz uno
aebl 2eioen.
IS rcinjgt o0S gIut uuO felt Oie @tuaS6eit uuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-04

touie aud pom apparaten unS Sanbasen iir ale ars
ten Berunfaltunsen unb Nib6Ibunsen bes menitz
Itben sofpsrs. sansidbrise prattiihe griabrunsen,
neldte mir uns in europa, pie aud in bieiem eanbe
erporben, fiub tfpeiiesobne Die uraden unieres @es
idditssgrioges. Sas Iei6enbe YubIitum, pelChes
nod Dor einer tursen Spanne 3eit eine gebIriniiie
I'M ternsn Often befriebigen mlste, ftnoet nunme9r
tn Baltimore nit nur einen IieierungSdbi9en abris
Ralten, jonoern aud Elm completes &ager o6eners
tpdbnter NrtiteI. Die SS. aerjte, ioiue audb ins
YeIonbere 6as Ieioenbe Bu6lltum mot1ten mir aui
nniere anatomtidl eorreft eeiormten Srudl=
bduoes auimerfIon MAIDEN. W1ebr, oils 10000
NIT Brihen Se5aftete eslihen Glters unb 9eitle1ts
conIultirten Srn. Biams unb ipur6en nit enem due
serf preisWiirbisen, bauerbaen, Die 9eiben ereitz
err6en Srudbbanoe perIeben.
unier 9antems Separtement, bon competenter
uetbher Sebienung eeleitet, entbdl elm ooHfdnoi9es
Eager bon llnterIeibs binoen, Spriben, NA6s
Atatsbaitern, &rt6eu, Sorrphreu &C. &C.
un,er 2aeer fiinStIidber NenSd,ens Auaem IN
eas bebeuten6te iiblid pom EeiD=Yort. (5etr1, ,1S)
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40. GonsreB.-Sweite Sisuas.

Sas Sans bait cine swedloie 9adtiisnm3.
&a5baiserei iiber oen 5lnB uao Ssaisn=
Ran5. Der senat tpiro init Der Sia ;nr
RegeIuns oes gerfebrS SpiidI:m osn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-04

s;rau SaeIes's @ersansenbeit. : 9ie sittens
t!iterin ein iismItdl ercsntriidles gSeib. -
Gin pon ibr in @nsIaao 8emadItcr SelbE:
norS=Serimdl. - gSas oes RoIia's 5ubn
Saet.-Gin nemer d iibrer Ser 9Dmamtter.
-NpSjo'S guIano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-02-04

91om, 8. 6ebruur.- uRufie9na" ertldrt,
bic italieniife Sccupatiou Der SIite bes rOs
teeu Wteeres meroe f6 BON 4fab bis mad
Suatim erftreGen. Cine ;meite Expedition
ioQ in ben na9iten 9a9en mad Suatim ubs
geben.
(Spdter.) - Die jweite GrpeOition miro
am Sanlitag abgeben unO Sneimal 10 ltarl
iein, als Die fiirSli9 mad afiab abgei6tdte.
2on6on, 3. 6ebruar. - Die Yforte bal
ben 8e9ierungen @nslanb's uuO Stulien'a
bireite Sei6mer6en iiber bic italientlden
@uBuubmen am e9pptii6en llier oeS rOtben
Meeres iibermitteIt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25

Compared to other remedies, lB. b. b. is the
radient sunbeam of midday, Ringing its gilt
terin0eGlar6 TO sadd6nsd hearts, W lille others
are pale moOnbeams, pushing along through
misty msshes OF darkness. In search of some
thing they can cure
1t GU res Blood Diseases and POisOns, Catarrh.
Old Ulcers. 0crOfula, rheumatism, Skin Dis
page book full of observation-disclosures evi.
denco-that cannot be doubted, proving all
We claim. Our certificates are not phantas-
magOrical, nor far-fetched, but are voluntary
Outbursts OF men and woman Of Atlanta.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
r HEUM ATlS M

Although . practitioner of near twenty
years, my mother influenced me to procure
b, b. b. for her. She had been confined to her
had stubbornly resisted all the usual remedies.
Within twenty-fOur hours after commencing
B. B. II. / observed marked relief. She has
just commenced her third bottle and is nearly
as active AZ ever, and has been in the front
yard rake In hand" cleaning mp. Her i'm
prOvement 10 truly wonderful and Immensely
gratifying. G. H. MONTGOMERY, NJ. ID.
Jacksonville, Ala, Jan. d 1885.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
A Card.

The names of Marcellus Dalton, Mar
shall Dalton, w. w. Dalton, A. P. Far
rar, G.. Nj. Davis and Brown Singleton
were put on the petition of A. N. Ed
wards & Co., with my name as witness,
through mistake, as did not see them
sign said petition. j. NJ. RAMsAUR.
Palatka Aug. "a, 1885.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25

ed on or before December LIST. He also
informs us that the other work along the
line is progressing very rapidly, and that
it will not be long before we can take a
ride through the delightful country
which the road passes, behind one of the
powerful locomotives of the j., r. & K.
w. r. r.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
HE FORGOT HIMSELF.

How an Unfortunate French Waiter
Lost his Situation.
New York Times.
Alphonse, a French waiter, stood on
the Montague street dock, Brooklyn,
looking gloOmily into the water. The
hideous shudder of intending suicide
crept up his nerveless limbs. A casual
friend hailed him with slap on the
shoulder that shook the color back to his
paid cheeks and the firmness of hope
back to hts knees.
"None of that now" said the friend,
warningly. What's the trouble with
you this timer"
"Oh, Monsieur" sobbed the French
man, Il am SO ready to kill myself, do
despair"
What's the row? Is it Maria this
timer
"Ah, no, Monster; not Marie-she is
one angel. No-no- not Marier'
"Well, what thenf'
90 Monsieur, l could die. / have
again my situation lost I"
Tough euough, sure but how did it
happen? You were most exemplary in
you habits, as l remember"
.Ah. thanks, Monsieur; most exem-
Madame of re house."
''Insulted the lady of the housef You
amaze mei'
Insult re Madame-zat what she say,
and turn me re street into. Oh. Mon
sieur, | could die, 80 dispair."
well, give us the story. you fool, or
I'll throw you into the river" said his
friend, impatiently.
at was zis way: l serve in xs cafe
down town until re sickness tale me,
and when am well re situation is gone.
1 am poor. 1 go to one big boarding
house and work hard for 70 small pay.
Madame she make both ends meet, and
re boarders no corpulence obtain. 1t is
hard for re garcon, and 1 think all ze
time of re cafe where my situation is
gone. This morning 1 forgot myself.
and say to re pale young man from 20
sixth floor, back say TO him myself
forgetting: Porterhouse steak, broiled
spring chicken. Ly onaise potatoes, hot
breakfast mullins and chocolate.
"Ze young man he was amaze. His
face he flush and he gasp out: What |!
for the love OF heaven, say that again"
''Then 1 come to myself. 1 beg pro-
fuse his pardon, and make re right an
nouncement thus: Corn beef, hash and
fried liver.
Joy fades from re young mans face,
and he say in one tone of deep gloom,
Liver
Madame she hear, and angry she an
nounce that l the house and herself in
suit. She say she have my high toned
way no more, and she turn me the street
into. Oh, l could die, / SO dispair.
Monster knows one place? All, one
thousand thanks, Monsieur, l go at
once"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
AGENTS FOR THE NEWsI

The following gentlemen are the authorized
agents of The PALATkA DAILY AND WEEKLY
NEWS, in their several localities:
w II Dewitt, San Mateo.
" G a1entine, Nashua.
G Packard, Welaka.
X NJ Bard. Norwalk.
j II Marshall, Fruitland, Fla
j 1 McCailum, Orange Mills, Fla.
A IL Bartlette, Georgetown.
Daniel Darling, DraytOn Island
f Higly, Lake George.
j l. burton, Crescent City.
j e. Strickland, Interlachen.
A Munroe, McMeekin.
VIM q Braddock, Seville
j 5 Cewdon, st Augustine.
Vogelbach, Melrose,
Charles Moore, Lake worth Fla
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
u the old Rink Building, opposite the Court House.
An EXPLODED Boom.

long. lank, lean and chronic Anti-Potash
Boom met the new, fat and saucy Atlanta Big
Bold Boom. on q hot. sultry day.
who are your" asked the b. b. b. Boom.
II am the old Anti Potash Boom" was the
cad reply. as the preparation rolled down, and
it leaned heavily on the d. b. B. Boom for sup
port.
Don't lean on me-" saidithe B. b. b. Boom.
II may look strong. but am quite young
ly IL months old, am growing rapidly. and am
mighty weak In the knees. 1 am doing the
work which you have failed to do, although
yon are 80 years old. You are old. and tough.
and rich. and don't required support. But
what causes you to look 80 thin Of later
"Wsll. hardly know" replied the Anti Pot
ash Boom. my physicians tell mo that my IA
bilities have been over-rated, and that while
trying to whip out all opposition by boast and
brag, that have proven my inability. Old
age 70 also creeping on m6-having fought
near 20 years before any one knew 1 was living
and now l am unable to perform feats that
others are doing. j am collapsed: my friends
have turned against me and cali me names,
and oh LOrdy, how sick become at the very
sight of b. b. b. Hold my head while die"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
FLA, AUG. %, 1885.
The Daily News
Reading Not ces.

WANTED.-A sober and reliable man Of ex-
perience to take charge of an orange grove.
Apply to ii. l. GREEN, Shoe Store.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25

CORRESPONDENTS

Solicited on all interesting top les throughout
the state. We will be especially grateful for
all local items of interest to the public. News
sent by wire should be abbreviated when prac-
ticabie, and sent after O'Clock p m, addressed
to PALATkA DAILY NEWS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25

Royal marriages tangles things up
pretty badly. The previous marriage be-
tween Prince Battenbergs brother and
the Queens grandchild, the Princess
Victoria of Hesse, makes the Princess
Beatrice sister-in-law to, her own niece.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

Dsep seated IN small Of back. totnetimss n
OOe Hnd sometimes ON both sid.s, exi. nd
Ing DOWN. ards towards inside Of thigh,
scssty and high colorcd urine, with Cons
tipatiOn, were the sympt' ms Of Kidney
Disease that afflicted me-" said Hon. 3. 3.
Thomas, Treasurer PenobscOt Co Bangor
Ne. I have been cured BY BROWNS SAR
sAPARLLA aud heartily recommend II 10
my frieDas.
c. II DuptoD, Of Hampton, was foreman
Of the Stewart MN. " lille settiDg a
pump BE- strained hiD-slf, causing serious
Kidney Disease. How often this happeD-;
. sudden WI, nch, an over extrtoD. or
violent jar brings Kidney Disease. Nr.
DuntoD would have severe swelling across
the abdomen, his food would become sour
on his stomach, together with pains scrors
the back and hips. He tried many RENE
dies, sought assistance in various direction
and 81 lsst bought BROWNS SARsAPARTLLA,
and by the Use Of two buttes WAS entire y
cured.
I'll you have sharp pain
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28


FAIRFIELD Co., No. 3, give
their annual ball this evening al the skat-
ing rink, which has been beautifully decor
aztec for the occasion. Andre VS. Orchestra
furnishes music. Next month the Uni
versalist society give one Of their popular
entertainments. Rev. MIR. Aldrlcb, their
pastor, is not only very much liked by his
own parish, but by the citizens In general.
go. Rev G. NJ. Emery, of the Baptist
church, IL soon to leave here to become
pastor of the church at Freeport. 1t is
with deep regret that we lose from our
midst such people as MIR. and Mrs. Emery,
and their places will be hard to fill..
Some Of our citizens are In attendauce Al
the temperance convention at Augusta this
week. The C. l.. s. G. are In a prosper
Gus caUditioD. This IL the third year OF
The work. Our village schools close
next week. Is.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

SoLoN.-Snow IL Just the right depth for
hauling wood. for the first time this winter
aud farmers are buoy shedding. Most OF
the winter terms Of school, are finished. ...
Sumner Webb and Justus HumbIet are
both In quite feeble health this wipter....
o. II. McFadden Esq, whose doe farm lies
Just across the river In EmbdeD, IL very
feeble at his daught r., In Moth Arson.
There Ii prospect that the town OF Emb-
dem railroad bonds may be brought In by
the town al one half their face value....
Owing 10 mismaDsgement, the Grunge
store has failed to pay running expenses,
and has closed. The officers OF North
Somerset Grange are q, follows.
Master, M. NJ. DaDforth: Overseer,
Benz. Merrill: Lecturer. J. 8. Mclntlre /;
Steward, j N. HilIon; Asst Steward, Jo-
siah Hall; Secretary, j. +. Whitley Jr;
Gate Keeper, George Mclptire; Treasurer,
VIM. P. Roweil; Chaplain, Zen Hsthorn /;
Ceres, Mrs. NJ. M. Danforth; Pomons,
Mrs. J. N. Hilton; Flora, Mrs. J. s. Grey
L. A. s. Mrs. Josiah Hall.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

Epir0R REr0srao. - e. 1si -
town few weeks ssay, 49, u -
fnd 70 macy families ssd ~ ttlgels
log winter away. Among th0ss ! mDoao6
were, Mr.. B. Y. Baker and family T. ~.
West ID aud family; Mrs. vaSnys M.
Harry Kendall: California; Mrs 6smusI
Robinson and family; Mrs. James: Fellows;
Mrs. G. W. Halves; Mr.. A. N. Lyon and
family; Mr.. y. Leland and family; Mrs.
Alonzo Coburn;; Boston. What Is the
cause Of ,his7 Il the noble old town 20.
Ing backward2 In wsy Of en- ,ertainm. nts
see no Lyceums ana very few CONGO rts
advertised 10 the REPORTER. HoIe the
young blood Is not getting colo.
X.Y.Z.
BosiOD Jan II 1894
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28
Across the Back"

With a tired, Ianguid f.elihg, b~sring down
pain, &c, you may he nnre." says Mrs.
Cbas. Bracket Of Hermon. Me, "that you
have Kidney Disease. have been cured
of a s.yere case by BROWNS SaRsAPAHIfLA
after | hal employed many dociofs win
out benefit. Have been contiued To my
home IN times past, Du. am now in good
health"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28
srprsos. NJ. Feb. 9th. 1884.

SrgTsoS. NJ. Feb. 9th, 1884.
ARA WARREN. Esq Bangor, Me-, Dear
Sir Il have used what Is known as
BRowSs SARsAPARILLA IN my practice,
prescribing IL for low ate Of Blood, for
weakOess pecsliar to females, aud especial
ly for Kidney aud Liver troubles. have.
always mt with success whenever | have
used II. Being familiar with the compost
ion of BROWNS sARsAPARILLA pronounce
it to be happy eombinaticn OF pure medi-
cipes. destined, have no doubt, TO become
famous AZ u blood, kidney and liver corr, c.
i've. l. w. TIBBETTS, NJ. ID. Stetson, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

Notice is hereby given to the MEM
bers of the Somerset Central Ag'l
Society that the Annual Meeting Oc-
ours on Saturday the 7th. day OF
February 1885, for the purpose OF
choosing Officers for the the year en-
sueing, and for transacting any 9th
er business hat may properly come
before it. The meeting will be held
in Morrison's Hall at 2 O'Clock p. M.
Let every member be present.
2t4 A. II. SMILEY, Sec'y
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

In the annual report Of the Inspectors OF
Jsils for this State, We Ind the following,
relative to our county:
The Somerset county Jail, at Norridge-
wock, 10 au old fashioned Jail, sufficient for
the needs OF the county, II the prisoners
can bs kept thercin. Que man committed
for drunkenness, one for selling iOtOxtca'.
ing liquors, one tramp, ave poor debtors,
10 the model and modest report Of tn,
county.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

Charles A. Roberts, Of East Wilson, N
Y, had thirIeen scrofulOus ulcers on his
face and neck. Hoods Sarsaparilla cured
them.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

Thousands of families have had occasion
to try The never failing qualities OF DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, and they all unite IN
the praise OF this wonderful prescription.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

Caleb Fessenden, who lives on the OdliD
road in Bangor, Me-, gives the follow ~
testimony of the virtues OF BROWNS SAK
sAPAgII.LA: For the past ten years have
been troubled with severe pain iD the
chest extending 20 the liver and kidneys.
| was 80 untitled for labor that | could mol
nork JaH day. commenced u take
BROWNS sAR-APARiLLA and the pains iefi
my chest, hips, liver aud kidnrys | feet
Ike new msD, aud an able u d. flu
dar's cork. shall always ne pleased 70
tell people OF the power OF BRo~S's sAR-
sAPARII.LA.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

An Oakland, Csi., paper just received
cont ins the following brief notice Of The
death Of former resident OF thissplsce:
Charles z. Hatcher, formerly Of Virgin.
il City, brother "f Mrs. Dr. Cornwall.
died suddenly st The residence Of DR.. Corn
wall, In this city. on Saturday last. The
funeral took place to-day ~ O'Clock.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28
81 Ed.

Cornvle-Dcc 10th. Mrs.. Mary A. VIII, Of Edmond
Davis. Az d q ears six months.
SkowheQan-Jan. 18th, 1894, " lillian Z Steward
aged SIS yesr4, months and 10 days.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

Said Mr.. Abhle 1arbacb, Webster st i,
Bangor, Ne. Il have been told by medic4
men that my Kidney ID -ea-e was incursbie.
| have regained good health by using
BROWNS SAKsApAKILLA. | consider II
wonderful for toDlDg up and inyisoratiug
the system, II is OF great value ID many
of Those troubles peculiar 10 our sex"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

Tor COACH Of childhood Or old age. lad
Viu's Tar Ggsup y ~ best nsDemhsr
u co. Caeliaeb Dfug esoss, 6kowhe0as
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Notice Is hereby gwen that the Co-Partnership
heretofore existing between tn u dersigncd nndcr
the nrin name Of Written Miliken is this day die
.oved by muual consent. All bills against said
arm will be st led bv Mr.. Emery Written. ard ali
bills iun are payable IN him. Mr.. Whit 10 tn have
The riyht TO continue the hu.in in the of tho
old Arm Int notice lie hereby given to all whom it
may concern that Mr Milikcn Will not claim any in
trs IN said busiu and Is not 10 h. liable for any
of the firm debt. EMERY WRITTEN.
n. T.. EILLlkEN.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-28

Having this day bought ont my former ,rtner. Mr..
MIiker hereby give notic that ! shn continue
bushes. at the old :, I'd nf Whittier 4 Miliksn, ur-
ser the old firm name. Thinking the public for
pact fayorr hope by sttt attention their wants t.
su EMERY WRITTEN.