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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-21
FERTILIZERS!
ArGLEN. Pa. FEE. Is. 1886.

. ArGLEN, Pa, FEB. 16, 1886.
/. ?. THOMAS
Dear Sir On M experimental
plots of cereals, conducted on ac-
count of Pennsylvania State Agri-
cultural Society last spring, | used
your Tip-Top Bone Phosphate at
rate of $50 pounds per acre and pro-
duced 90 bushels of oats, machine
measure weighing AZ pounds, which
equals 90 bushels legal measure. l
never before harvested such a luxu-
RANT growth of straw, standing erect
some five feet. Your Tip-Top was
also used on my corn fields with the
same fatteripg result.
Yours Very Truly,
D. H. BRANSON,
Vice. Pres. Pa. State Ag. Society.
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TESTIMONIALS
To all suffering frcm Sick Headache and Bi

To all suffering from Sick Headache and Bilious
ness
Have been a victim TO the above for years,
and, after trying various remedies, my only sue
cess was in the use Of SIMMONS LIVEk REG
ULATDR, which never failed 10 relieve me in !.
hours ant can assure those suffering from the
above that they would be greatly relieved by It's
use. l speak not for myself, but my whole fami
ly. Yours Respectfully:
- J. NJ. FILLMAN,
Selma, Alabama"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-21
BTLIOUSNESS

May be properly termed an affection of the
liver, and can be thoroughly cured by the
grand regulator of the liver aud hillary
organs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-21
Trusses and Support

eTS at prices much below those
in the city, or, as we do all OF
our own fitting, can safely say
that a perfect fit will be guar
anteed. Three-fourths of the
Trusses sold do not give salts
faction, because they are i'm
properly fitted to the body.
We have a private apartment
in connection with our store,
for the proper fitting of these
goods.
Trusses for men, children and
ladies always in stock. Tyou
have had trouble heretofore in
getting fitted give us a trial
and we will guarantee a fit, or
money refunded. Do not for
get that we have a most COM
plete stock of Spectacles
end Eyeglasses Eyes that
others have failed to fit, are the
ones we want to try. Always
call at my store when in town.
You will be welcome, whether
you buy or not. If we do not
keep what you want, it viii be
a pleasure to tell you where
you can get it.
.C. y. ROYD
The Druggist,
MAMMOTH BLOCK. SOMERSET, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-21
BILIOUS COLIC.

"sIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR CURED
me of a case of long standing BILIOUS CoLfc a1ter
other medicines failed. l think Il one of the BEST
family medicine ever used.
T. ]. LANIER.
Petersburg. Va.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-21
NOTICE

To al Psrs0ns Whom II Moy coeeeTn
Take notice. that / have made application 70
Hon ] Simps0n Africa Secretfry OF Internal Al
fairs for a warrant for % acres OF improved land
situate "a Lower Turkeyfoot Twp. Somerset Co,,
Pa. dj0ung lands warranted in the names oi
CHRISTOPHER King on the Southwest, james NC
Neal On the Northwest Charles Rose on the
East and South, and Tobias keam on the Vest,
and at the expiration OF thirty days viii ask that
a warrant be Issued FOR the same 20 me.
arIr-sf CHARLES ROSE
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To Hannah Hyatt, widow of Connellsville. Fay
ette Co., Pa; Thoisas Hyatt, Seward. West
rnorelard Co, Pa Allen Hyatt Conneilsville,
Fayetre Co. Pa; Eleanora internarriea Wiz Win
James Mountain and Jesse Hyatt. Jr, of Elm,
Fayette Co, Pa.
You are hereby notified that In pursuance Of
writ of partition issued out OF the Orphans Cours
hold an inquest on the real estate OF Jesse Hyatt,
decd sitnare 1, the village of Drsketown- Somer-
set Co. Pa. on Thursday the 29th day OF April
A. d. 1856 when and where you may attend II you
think proper.
Ms-rh 81 fsss Sheriff.
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SPRING Is COMING

And everyone needs to put
their system in good condition,
to guard against disease that
may give you serious trouble
during the Spring and Summer
months. Simple remedies are
generally what is needed. We.
carry a very superior stock of
Drugs and MedicineS,
and guarantee the strictest pu-
rity. We make a speciality of
filling physicians prescriptions
and family receipts. None but
the Purest Drugs dispensed.
We endeavor to keep in stock
everything that is usually wan
ted by our many customers,
but anything we may not have
will be ordered in at once. on
short notice.
But to change the subject.
You may be ruptured, and if
so, we can supply you with
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CHARGES MODERATE.

Collections. made in all parts of the United
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06
Blight BITS.


AN ERIE sTRtET MorHRk Opened the room
occupied by heF ~ year bid son, gestcr-
Il y Inofni9g7 about 9 O'tloes, and shbu Ell
Il nave s2lted 50 CA three ID mes.p lis n jack
uitfany gooaga u WAS the drowsy answer
Gte0etdN9 Ledder. 4W I'D. rr4
FhsHIOHABEB' DAUGHTER preparing to 70
nut 49, Nhab ARE ytee weather probabilities
Mamma. d3cGIRg qver.t6s psper,-"High
easterly winds, With local rams"
Fashionable daughter 10 maid)-"Jane,
you may get out my striped stock ngs and
Kid shoes"
TOO MUCH STYLE,-A prominent New York
drugg ST i -pendsng the winler in san Anto-
MO for his heaah.G ''Wh8tnnOut yonr trade
9e' stTap ger.Hh Asted the genial clerk of the
81 all pilarnmia atctis t." oIi" - 81
"A wnat did Sersay?"
"A pharmactstgS III b-.r
"W by Uon't you talk English, ana say you
are boss doctDn&-NeO YUSb NdR.
"OH, by the way, pa dear" saba Hart.
lord Young tapy0-as she bs1s nm good morn
ng. 'dOn't foffes when y3tf come home TO
bring one tho zone of tnOse--0ne Of those
you know, hose potato n91shers.'
ION, no., In bleft Anything TO encourage
you IN the h n, arts. Are you going to
"Why, no ;batfyou knowct3EO going to paint
eematis vine on TIE handi9and send it to the
mission fair 7fFr
"Huh"'- Rdrtford Post.
"MY DEAR, don't you intend to invite Mr..
and and Mrs. Green to your party" asked Mr..
why not, my dearG They are good friends
of ours"
What if they are?. am gong to invite
Mr. and NJ Brown"
well, can't YOU invite the Greens. toO9"
Nv by. John Biller. you appal me with your
shocking Taste. Brown and Green in my p ar
lors together! Why next you'll be asking me
TO wear blue and yellow. declare, you men
have NJ IDEA Of harmOnyP-NeW York Sun.
TIE latest thing they've brought across the
Aud engrafted on the elite society
l. the Mongol kat katsche
And that other thing TO match
Which they pcturesquely style yum-yum
tea.
The Mougolian himself we may revile
For his q thy ways, HIS cheapness, and his
gu lie,
Bat wen have his yum yum tea
An his kaGee Klatsche. for we
Might rs well be out q aesh as out of style.
fits -GojH0t6Ws DisDdtca.
any SABBATH HomE'h was then sung in
Chinese by tue t,hfiiis ,hs4th an organ accom-
panimeht by HiSs JJ9ls africa, fine con-
tra'to, VINO aAsolled aJainging. 1t was as
folowsi aus WoTg sbnu
On sikYat chnupz. nge sum king chung
Ngo Eum Jug tSsBpg, hrpgfhung tsz yat,
onxaei aal4y6 S8 So y9H.a sna1a
on six YHG OK4ik Saitg sin DC
NgoslfIn f6h huaR. kaHg chung tsz vat,
Van tax eNUtzlC pa mdlkung1i
Tsoi tsz yatlcbRn gIh gO&um8fun ut,
Shat sheWHg 8AResz t7ap6nt -I
NEo Mapping Qps shHk ski4O tsz vat,
Ting In Eoki fnnk RAt ki1t' 40 so
Tsz sat ai She, u Hlsu. gl4 ysu, a.
Yam PIE wan MO $40 kaQ.
NgO tsai sun Che, Slisfo tsz yat,
81 IN fun lOk gao ylu.AsA ilddeiphia Papsr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06
CounciImen who Ought to Explain

Councilmen who Ought to Explain.
Two or three Of the Counoilmen are un-
derstOod to be opposed TO the adoption OF
any plan for the new addition south of
Anderson street until the addition be-
comes subject to taxation. In other
words, these COuncilmen want to stop the
growth of the city south OF Anderson
street for at least eight years. Their po-
sltion in this matter IS so extraordinary
that the public doubtless would like to
know their reasons for it.
Can it be possible that they have given
the question OF open ng streets in the new
addition the careful aud candid consider
alton TO which IT is entitled? They GER
tainly mustknow that the city must adopt
a plan, and acquire the right 10 the
streets, before it can control them.
At present property owners can build
wherever they please. Indeed, few
have already exercised this right while
the city authorities have b en- hesitating
about the plan 10 be adopted. The
longer the Council delays the greater
will be the cost TO the city OF
opening the streets when plan il
adopted. because many OF the buildings
that will In the meantime be built will
have to be either purchased outright or
moved and repaired at the city's ex-
pense. II is true that the city can refuse
10 adopt plan, but what will the result
be2 What will be the situation OF affairs
In the new addition II every property
owner is permitted to carry out his own
ideas with respect TO location Of bu ldings.
Are the Counclmen who are obstructing
the adoption Of plan willing 20 20 on
record as having prevented the building
up OF the new addition as IL ought TO bs
built upy
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06
Prennre for Burglars.

I
The bank burglars occupation is almost
gone. Time locks and electric alarms
/ have made his work extremely hazardous
and well nigh impossible. Necessity has
compelled the gilded crooks TO enter less
/ distinguished fields Of worse than useless
ness, and TO take lower positions in their
| profession, or to leave it altogether.
1t is said TO be a rare tn ny for crooks 10
| reform. The few Of them who attain a
! high degree of infamy, either spend their
declining years behind prison bars or 20
/ back gradually TO the lower walks Of
crime, and die in degradation and want.
! While banks and frst-class business
| houses are generally reasonably secure
| from burglars, it seems that there is little
| protection from them in common resi-
dences. 1t does seem there is a great deal
OF truth in the old saying that clocks are
only made to keep out honest people,
~ least this appears TO be the case with
ordinary locks. A very small proportion
of the house burglars is detected and pun
ished. Hundreds ofburglaries are COM
mitted in this country every night, aud
many such crimes are committed by day
light. The perpetrators escape in very
large majority OF instances. 1t is utterly
impossible, it seems, for the police and
detectives to protect private houses from
the invasion of burglars-eYen in the most
thickly settled portions OF our large cities.
1t is necessary that every household
should prepare for burglars, for no on.
knows when he will have a call from the
marauders. Not only should all doors
and windows be as securely fastened as
possible, but every member OF the house
hold of 10 years of age and upwards
should be taught how to etfectualIy use
some weapon, and every house should BE-
provided with some method Of giving ao
alarm-iOr instance, a large gong oper-
ated by weight or spring placed out
side the house, and connected with the
various rooms by wires, by means OF
which it can be set going. No doubt in
the near future the burglar alarm system,
Will be extended TO dwellings at very
reasonable rates.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06
INDET TONEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETTNGs-savannsh Lodge No. 800, l. o.
CT.
SPECIAL Nor1cEs-Turkcys at j. S. Collins
&Co.; as to bills against British Ship Her
man.
AUCTION sALE-silver ware, Clocks, ETC., by
G. II. Dorsett.
STEAM SHIP scHEDULEs-ocean Steamship
Comp my; Baltimore Line.
WANTs-situation by a Shipping Clerk /;
First lass Cook and WI ters.
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms.
PERSON to Know the Where
abouts OF John Miller, Colored.
CIRCULARS 81 AND 6S-Railroad Commission
Of Georgia.
INSURANCE STATEMENT-The Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of New York.
PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED-At Abbott's
Two Drug Stores.
BANANAS, ETc.-West Brothers.
PUBLlcATIoNs-Th Ne - York Tribune.
NorIcE-To Parties Contemplating Erect
ing Saw Mills.
RUST PRoOF OARS, ETo.-T. P. Bond Co.
PAcKING-A. B. Collins & Co.
Dissolution NOTICE McKinnon 4 Co.,
Tompkins, Camden County, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06
The Sea serpent in the Classics

From the Neudrk Press.
Here lie something about the great sea SER
pent-half-a ld-half, - indeed the serpent it.
self IS said to b.; half seaweed, and the other
half-all in your eye:
SEED tempus recessit and this was all over
Cum ill successit another gay rover;
Nam cum navigaret in his own cutter
PorJentum apparel which made them all
hutter.
Est orrIdus angus which they behold
Haud dublo sanRuis within them ran cold.
Traglnta pedes his head was appraised
ct corpores sedes in secret was placed.
Sic serpens manebat so says the same Joker,
Et sese ferreOat as stiff az poker.
ergum fricabat against the old Lighthouse,
ct sese liberabat OF scaly detrtus.
Tune plumbo percussit think ng be hath him,
At serpens exsiluit full thirty fathom,
Exeiuit mare with pain and alright,
Conatus abnare as fast as he might.
Neque I'LL secuti; no, nothing 30 rash,
Terrore stunt mutt, he'd make such a splash /:
Sed nunc adieruut. the place TO inspect,
ct squamas viderunt, the which they collect.
Quicumdue non credat. aut. douhtfully rails,
Adj locum acceda', they'll show him the scales
Quas, sola trOphma, they brought to the shore,
1T causa est ca they couldn't get more.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06
Personal.

EX-MAYoHtSkE ESE, of Boston, is on a trip
S. h on buAhes, 0Onnected with the Peabody
educaiionahfuAuiOn bliss
a. W. YARbwIDk. whose name and remarks
there N h Gte ofrOnf1aed him a. unexpected
prOminencGiuitrE9 Nebraska Legislature, has
a. local srepplaFion AS ihe champion corn
husker IN The StAte.trt .fr..aa
MI. NJ 4ksu thei I. Bglish tenor, was only 80,
and his dea "a tsse Che in mediate result of his
love nf1angkpg Wnile suderIng from chronic
Theumatic govt he vent. fishing at Christ
mas time ID ps3d the penalty with his life.
a., .PRoF. THo4rsoN. OF the University of Penn
sylvAnia, haApeep engaged BY ale College TO
del yer coiffse 81 lectures on political econO-
my fr7itn tn sBrdl ZIONIST point 81 view, II Is
SAID thar Ms shiary ia paid by a few Connecti-
seut gentlemen VITO do not believe In Prof
summers irse trade views. . is oit
QUBEN VICTORIA has received a present
from this United states OF quarto v0um -,
bOunl IN seal-kin. with Innings of damask satin
aud hand painted inscription. The work IA
regarded a. triumph OF American book
binding and copies have been presented to
the German Emperor and to the Emperor OF
Russ u. The Queens copy has been placed in
the library at Windsor Castle.
RICHARD MATTHEWS, from Australia, ar
rived ~ san FraneiscO last week. He WIS
born n san Barnad no. Cal, March /, s57,
stands feet III inches high, and in hshung
trim weighs $50 pounds. Six years ago he
went 70 ustralia as a neral athlete and
tum Her in b circus. After some time he en-
tered the hstic circle. and has proved a viclor
IN every encounter in when he cnra ged.u II 9
last ngnt was against Bill Wilkinson Aucs-
and the champonship Of New Zealand. Tine
American woa In the fifth round,
Mr.. AND MRS. CORNELIUS Vanderbilt,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. vanderbilt, and George
VANDERBILT went on trip Of inspection 20 the
New York s ate prison az Sing Sing Wednes-
day. They were accompanied by District At
torney N rtiue, who had been requested to
DO the honora. Warden Brush took them
over the Ia titutiOn and among other sights
theysa hnancier Ferdinand Ward marching
In lock step 10 his dinner. 1.-THE trip had
nothing TO 10 W tn my ONCE ~ District At
torue - Mr.. Martlne said, "and do not un-
detstand that the Nanderbllts have any plan
in view so far AS concerns the prison or tho
prisoners"
The RErrREMEST OF Conquest Clark from
The clerkship OF the House Commit &c on
Foreign Affalrs reminds Mai. Ben: Prrley
POorc of an incident that occurred when he
was 6rst appointed Clerk Of the Foreign Re-
latlon. Com mittee by senator Char "a SUM
Nor. Mai P1ore says he felt tina he would
III acceniahlp ~ al the member, Of the COM
NIT q with the possible exception 81 stephen
"A. Dougiaa. In order 70 settle the point ne
went direct % Mr.. Douglas and asked II the
appointment would satisfy him by -,
STRIP rep icd M. y iugns, II am delighted at
10, I was afraid sumner would bring O free
niger from boston nnd maze hin tue cerk.n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06
Trying to Purify Politics.

Representative Osborne, of Pennsyl-
wanna, has introduced into the House q
bill that ought TO meet with very general
approval. The object Of it is to prevent
Congressman from buying their way into
the House or the Senate. The bill makes
it misdemeanor to pay out any money
for votes. or for influence at caucuses,
primaries, or in the Legislature.
There is no doubt that there are Con-
gressmen who pay more 70 get elected
than the amount of their salaries. In
deed there are stories ahOat which indi
cate that some Senators have paid very
dearly for the honor OF sitting in the
Senate.
1t is pretty safe to assume that the ma
jorlty OF the rich Congressman pay out
more for political purposes than they get
from the government. The demand upon
them is heavy because they are able to
respond to it.
There is no doubt, however, that the use
of money in politics, beyond the legitimate
expenses of carrying on campaign.
ought not to be countenanced nor permit
ted. IL is demoralizing and dangerous.
AS great fortunes increase it will become
more marked. until finally only the very
rich will be able to get the great offices.
Legislation will be almost exclusively in
the interest of the rich. Money will be
all powerful and honesty and justice
will be at discount. If Representative
Osborne. or any other Congressman, has
found a way to prevent the improper use
Of money in politics 1t ought to be adopted
without DELAY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06

"Mr. Gilbert is m Egypt preparing material
for his next piece," said Mr.. lay. Nv hat d
wit he is! And his Conversation is generals
just ~ bright as the lines Of his plaSs. Il /,
his nature 10 be satirifal, and he is real very
good humored. though saws such shari
things. You know my brother Fred wrote
the music fOi Gilberrs Princes Toto.i and
they are fat friends. One LAY they were re
hearslng the opera. when a stout chorus
woman. with little 81 lin 10 personal charms,
complained TO MIR. Gilbert that one Of the men
IN the company had put his arm around her
waist aud called her a pre- ty dear. 'Dear
me-, said the drsmatist, 'Dld he, reailyp n
couldn't have meant ~, aud the irate dame
retu ned e. the RANKS gu Re mOllifed."
~ remember another rene rsai. y SAID Mrs.
Clay, "w here u choru- girl came 20 Mr.. Gi :
bert and weepinglv complained that some one
hal sad s1e was mo better han she should
aren't rouP
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06

singular and actual case Of m 'staken Iden-
tits was related recently TO tie historian. A
gentleman livlngiH one OF our suburban towns
had an intimate friend whom he was in the
habit of meeting at the depot in Boston every
evening. and they generally occupied seats to-
gether on the ride home. One evening he en-
Iere the train as usual, and saw. as he sup
posed, his friend seated there. He took the
vacant place beside MIN, and greeted his FREUD
with, GOOD evening, walker"
His salutatlon was returned-It was his
friends voice. but the speaker looked little
puzzled. While engaged in CONVEX alton upon
general subjects. in which the gentleman no.
ticed a rather constrained manner IN his
friend. he CHANGED to look behind him. To his
a5tOnishment there was another 'Walker''
sitting few seats back, He locked again at
his seat mate. WOnde full! In face and form
they were Identical. The voice was that OF
his friend, also. On ny slight peculiarly
in dress did he realize that the person in the
rear was the fPiend he was looking for. A
more perfect double" was never seen. He
rose and seated himself by the other.
walker, ls this really youY
''Of course it is, Jones. What is the matter
with you?"
''Good gracious! If this is you, who is that
over theref" and he pointed to the seat he had
just Quilted.
WalEer looked a moment. 1t seemed as if
he were before a mirror, so exact WAS the re =
sem lance. Then he rose and seated himself
3 the stranger.
81 beg your pardon, sir, but may ask your
nameY' he SAID.
The gentleman looked at his double. started
IN surprise, and then SAID:
''Certainly, sir. My name is-Walkerw
This capped the climax.
~ knew il, knew itw broke in Jones ex-
citeuly. III W could it be anybody else"
Explanations followed. 1t appears that the
doubles. although now meeting for the fret
time. were natives OF The same place. and.
though no immed ately related. they finally
succeeded In tracing their OriSin TO a COMMON
ancestor some four or Ave generations back
1t is thus that family pseuliarities OF feature
and voice will sometimes reappear in sncces-
sive generations in totally distinct branches
of the same parent stock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06
Mr. Edmnnds Id nn Aapect.

|VO"t nc Chtcdg0 Ne1os lInd.l
The kindly interest taken by Mr.. Edmunds
ana Olher gen 10 souls in a non partisan ad
mlnlstIation is one OF the most touching
hng- In recent politics. Edmunds is SO es-
pecit ly Jealous for non-partlsanshin that he
T. ulsuoseu t. keep on Fighting the President.
FlnHlng that ne II not likely TO have support
70 qsleat NJ the RrestdeBts NOMINATIONS be j.
n0H anxious V gett the spfbct into an open
sesslon, sO hat lie can at Least fire 0ff speech
" o. o. When a sensible man gets a begin his
bonnet, ne. does MAKE q SPECTACLE Of himself
hiflsufe. MTnEiimunfiE4.' in his fort TO show
ihat Pc = NOT MHRwunp, /. 10 a far way to
snow m~eutbe most pe-tilent ana prepOs-
Ler0us paris N in .the ,hnle nnate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06

From the PhiSddeIDhta Record (Dem.l.
The Republican memb RS OF the senate are
extremely backward Ia discussing the silver
question. They are win ng to risk an Issue
on ne constitutional power OF the Executive
10 removals from office, or to meet any other
question than the perilous one Of the silver
!oiar John Sherman has skilfully strad-
lied the question with his bill 20 stop the sill
YER coinage and issue silver certificates on de-
pos'ts OF but ion, but few Senators have the
~ ity OF the Ohio statesman. The people,
however, want TO hear from other Republic
can Senators on this question. They are SO
ANXIOUS for a speech from senator Logan on
which side he Is on.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06

The best example Of infant industry ia
reported from over the water. The young
est performer in the London theatres IL
the infant that takes part IN tue baby
song in the last act Of My Sweetheart"
1t is eighteen months old, and IL the four.
teenth child Of a working gunmaker In
Edinburgh. II is put to bed every after.
noon at four, is brought TO the theatre at
nine. and is In bed again half an hour
later earning for this duty. il is said,
more. than its father.