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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
The Evolution OF Nations.

The following elog2-Ht T,s--ase = frssm
an article hv Dr. Felix L Oswald Il
Ps.y,u5ar .>cses.oc Nsa1ily- The dostrlne 4
evolution reco.-nizes the fact that rbe de-
velopmeuf q social and physical orzzn-
is1a> ]. not an uHhroken march 4 prog
res-. Advancement 4lternzts- with 1z.l~-
=, a. day with night o. life with death
the pheroulenA 4 Progressive liz rl
thrglgh the cycles q ,er1ni1afi0n. ularu-
riiy, aBd decay II the household a
Nature eveTy grave 3. . cradle. the uoli
u every t4Ilen tree fu-1her- The growth q
1ew tree,- Grerian cll8ui--, houri,h4-l
ol The ruIns 81 Troy. Persian province
OF the ruins u Babylon. Nacs-Ioriau
Kingdoms on the grave # the Per-a1
Empire; Roman lesionarie- inheri-ei
the wealth and the culture 4 conquered
tireeoe. The conquerors 4 Rame were
Jhe nohlt-S-, steU1eS-- and manifest rzce-
Z the C4ueasiAn word: free-ner. il lyye
with health and Nature, yei withai wirh
Eoe1ry. glory. honor. justice and honest
thriff- They planted their hanner- ia
the s4rlen-l-n,is Z the We--. and 1beir
empires. -il1 10y The uloTuIn- light q =
new erz. Were founded under auSllice- far
happier than 1hs--e Il the Arabian str
Ifis-- IN the worn-1uf s5tl q the East T.
lesS than five hundred wears after the -
talIshrnen1 Il their political indelsnd-
ence. the civilization q Tire Greeks. the
Romans. and 1he Arab>- had developed
il. faires1 1ower-industry- comueryizl
activity. Az. liberal s,lulatiou. fouri-lli1-
-elsools q philosophy Io~try, and I1atar-
a science Five hundrs-i yelrs after The
triumph q The tr1thir rgnguer0r. We md
their empires -ro4Ding under q c1nreI-
tratian = al ~ogurzt-s- The day--tzr q
civilization had ~ II utter night the
proud nzfioIl> 4 the West had sunk ~
poverty. higosry- general ignorance. cruel
atrss-emen1 Il the lower clas-e-. -guzliI
misery e domestic life. systematic SUP
preston q political personal and intel-
l..r.--5l7 1-l..-~r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
LONG SUFFERING


Z .. p ~ -lelas sz-1zrs ra1i I- E1vla Eer-
1s--T ~ Eandsut * y saaule hzre r,ssss,.s
rtl ilioHiur i=-ler- p reaslrsi = r,u VII - 4
0a- ----u-e zilT EElle- Az5-eu-. Wa flznnkf7l1
u. p AfEastl Esafaat s.
4s-aE "a lIL El1hlE a -eesaf 6a-s ! ha5
lr -Ee7ll Tsar- sz-arec z-ez-r f-Tsu 49,
eills1 - taC dl.s-srs Es-seE-sa-z -s1sis1gsr -
t'ssli ear Fal7 rels -ei-rer- "a rlfr rsssf =
60 tf1 l=l1 i-EE--T fal- a. 49,
- - -lilfi1 Tis-lE- HErinE hear7 af ItF, DAVID
hEAAt-fl tAFefITE REMEuT I t-i-s =
e.. Git- l.e 1lss1i ere and 1sletLlf tis.r--s.
ta--t.- sle ira1l 5tze tilal-- u al a-El .tl,..
-s g 40 iafh ia1zE and rllaEs. "a - $50
-l4 50 sac hE-s-a-- EEeee l1Ez pa mas - -
Ni-z1 2 ra1ETs-s-l ~Eire r1sn 7 HEse 81 ~
+ail l-'zE fT-is lg- lsIg=1 e1-s-l Er5 7 r1-r1rr
tEfrtss -T TtArs- li1e-- and -TLIiE1ia - - 81
-t--t1lli-- -l a -s-rlle dl-ezs-- losu
llAE EI r--e-t -au-z 41ls le--s- stsz1lf -as1z
N--t -a g. M. So sl.a t--Il-1 ~ alaer szsaF--.
haIr t--lF
raNE~ AEuEFa@
~ ~ Esr-lrl - la Eli TROY s.
lE- ksllzelys FaEl-ilE Ea1s5y = es5.aezll-
q a---1 TRASH. 1s-1ty s--fc q -fa er--s q
kid-rF and lissf s,l1al saints. Cd-..-i1lr5aa and
81 disorder lrszi-E s-1 an I-1l1rs s-z-e 81 .is
lI1uL
T. ssra-asa shs =11er f--sl szy oFthe l-l. r--sll-
ia- o 1hs- - FaTa-i-e E.au1.-1r D. constant
E TcElE l--s e. rE11r f-1-1a-a raj
tls-sr-
-lrr- j. n1 laa-e ar-llzl-c elE-. - di--zse
and ua1s -sa-e ssr11-l -ss O. 81 ue-- q .----f
thz-l --.- 6i-..-le-. ~ Zee Es5nsrs and Bladder
I5e a-lE E.llir-s 1tst doe ks.s-l .I,ee5r rs-s=f
au- s.-uEueaf ez-s ar sueA a-ear5aas s Dr.
Ezl-lrlrs fas1rt-s F-e-ie3r. lsI.a-i501l- \. r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Beverages for Children.

MJ1here an often q 8 lli-9 - 20 Wheih-
e 20 sirs their children Ira and coffee ~
not i They drink !, themselves. their
children cznnot understand Ehy they
TO NAV 1sof have some Al Irs1 they
arp gwen Wezk Tea mostly sugar and
milk. f,u1 thi- l. oIlly stepping stone "a
thzi which J. s1ranse- oar oEn advice
70 ulorher- : SlWavs Il b-Ing uy ttelr
children without ies or essfi14- Mix,
water and many juics- = fruits are mere
pleasing % their Es..lafe- and not injurious
10 their nerFoR- systems Tea and coiiee
zre both. II their esseuce, E.oi-0nous- The
fact J. bee,5uIlns more and more admit
ted by IneH who study the sul5ect from q
Standpoint Il -r5ence- They excite the
nervous system gnduly. and. 10 some ex-
tent ininre the digestive TsrJ.ss-s----s,ofh
thirlr- Children should avOid They ar
frequently -s'fs-,s otfs1l-In
adults ef irregular scli0n 4 the hear,
-lee.les-sness. headacfae and other di-s-
grsH4als symptoms. Nzl, they DO lt.s- 10
The more delicate organisms q the young
Parents are not aiw2ys - wl-e q they
should be IN teaching the young shat =
for thar good We have seen a father.
meaning vel. dnd - much fzuli with
a bov for ~ou1e failure Of of-1ienoe 70
hygeilic lzw fhzt the boy became defiant
and rehelliou- he learned not oEly 70
hate his father b11 alSo his teachings
Can anything ts worse, or AZ occasion q
greater domestic unhzpIlnesss II there
i one sr1 more neglected than another L
l. s2ch . wise Preparation fts- mother
hood and ifs iufies A. shaH make s'ellf-c.l
and trzining of the Young delight 20
both parent and child--Hsnald 81 Heasts-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Wasn't in the Commandments.

The other noon - & Michigan avenue
grocer va carefully sorting over D.; 4
apple, ~ hide the IF -T.at> from the
public man rIth j-snril il one hand
and pieee u paper n tn s;lier hur-
rie-ily entered and -aid
LAY, you know that oh saving atsgf
8 bird in the hand ! worth Two ID -be
b1sh -
Yes
Wei. whereabouts IN the Scriptures
J. 1t FeIler down ~,reei wants - i.e5 ule
IT, IN Genesis. and Tn dead certain 4 :
in luke. Say, heipnie out and III h.i,-k
up with yoB-7
We'll. now. slowly answered the -ro-
Ger. I've read Il q hundred t7ne>- but
ju-f where II i czn not say.
TRY and think
He paekerei up hi month, drew down
his lef eye 2 carefully passed an sFple
fro1n one hand to the other. but be-
oyulani get tfsere
i know i i-ni IN the command
Inent-- he mas-d, -t'll III be hanged Z
] can locate Il.
SoTy-ve-y sony. sid the other
III have u take the bluff and lef the
fellow TSss on
He went Of and had been gone about
ten minutes when the grocer discovered
that two hams which had been hanging
neA- the alley door were missing II Ezs
plain enough fnzf he had been worked
10 keep his attention attrzal,-d, and when
be realized tins the w2y be- began al
chaEs.er frs Ct the good book and banged
thing clear down 10 the las pase z4s -
awful 70 hear that I.oIlesH1za had 80
disI-r-e the crowd which gathered
Dssr9if FIRE. Press
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Social Relations OF Men who
Work.

Il : common complaint that hand
icraf1-suen are nj admitted into the
saule -.clal relations L. ueu q Ietre-s.
uls--tEzrts- clerks or sales1nen ~arle-
rirle- thi- J. sid q - osiug O. q o,n-
tempt flr q laf.srio1> life. 1--t til5s 3 very
f4- f-,m iei1- proved A. nation We
a-e hard u-C.rker--fla hard iu al deTa---
user---ard the n1ereharlr- and even TIE
schclar, 1hen tsil- mo-e -lari-hlv than
any one u H. employment. Probably
the -pcizl dis-inctien J. one q e-incafian.
uice Te-r-Ttiou and -efnemeut 7n nan
ue-.
Many hzu.l-Earkrr earns a. much as
clsEk, ~ even q lawyer, and yer hrs
home VII not hzvethe sane a11l,-F,fere.
nor be the abode 4 The sane uauuer-
q iiferrnce shown IN the fsv h1ok- at
hand, 1he poor pictures. The cdar-e FOOD
ald the rude cl-to-ls a tie table. This
J. uol lslau--- tb- naaH hs- been using q
hand tod Al DAY instead II searching,
tif]e- or =ell-ns the Tra.latt- = thai sane
haHtl-1o-al, buf f'-cau-e. cEinz O. many
clln-e-s ,la15l, FAR back there had been an
obstinate iaJk Il -intzfiaa- ami osn~--
s8ezily. 4 outward s3r-llrary and rr.ins-
ueL-
A. fass - W siaain IN the hantilcrlft--
HAN nj only hard werker hat hand
and hezd worker -risnflic manual
l4harvr-we shall e-zsFe from fhis iuju-
mus -oclal dis1ineri0u Bot i Nill n0t
te - raErh ~ocial feeling fi3zt VII ~
above i a. the ham.iicraft-iuan hims.-if.
F.. after al. Il + mind gIl refineDeuf Il
~sul thai make rrnflrha..3 her-. SPOT
fe--v ti1s-- Mt - fzr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
IN CONFIDENCE

foa ssk Al-os.l Ealie-'s tzizErezne11
% c.su-se We dat IKE r ~ 5sa-
AithaEssh sss h 1u fssliv r-s-7y.
And Esr-A rEezlsE IaOzlsz1sA ves-
Be s-sia1 EsHil1IaEsa Wa a h1.cbs-
- sszP zEr-I Sa1-l gzise kzsgp = 5hlrf.
B1i n Iss lasz ihres esa=-s15oss
They sc s-gHn Z x srE-l-i-s5s rira
Theyve pasce 'uay as1 ca Ns-1h B-nai
Sz-ee1
NGgni1esz1 iEs.56e and ca.
y laoaeg c5ald Fszrei-s..s a r.,es s--z.
Theg c have lz3.- lsre Il q daslsa-
Where Nas Il b. nss- hs-- II En-n-e
i ea1slz. : have aEESzze5 a. bone.
Aaa kluE thEi Ar,1e yasl Insz s-ia1er
&c ss1ed ca lhe Ci1y q Eazzs-
l1 -etzs Ells1 tisy Travelled Iasszber.
An1 wheu rhsE cane hone n zhe faE
Tls E1isehief 80. dts-is ;izsz Ecere1lf1r-
TESs HlE--iisie si5ock y II AL
He- i-sa=~eaa's fraGa Ea-is, and zg-gsse,s-
Al-aosz Iss - 81 ny taste.
I1s elzsE "a hs- Gs-s-ans are diaulo15-
2 r'GlEla l71-,Fes u sueh vase
So O. have nesr hua~e CO Wsst Walr-uI-
t.rslutly flrgllsissa frgul zrssr 10 hall
" caure- e 1heya sznyea aa Ssrsh B-ya5
srre=l
Ne osuldl-l Ak E'..es.le 30 eaIL
a. : T. thuuEh- % dashs sc can Eaa1 hsr-
He're ull ca Tzs BOOK. yoa kaeu ssaar-
All HleI 1.rre sh-'s n Tne As-errfsr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
The Female Clerks.

Th@ne ar 900 women II the Sorer1-
nleni departments AZ Washiagron. says q
loczI correspc-lsleni- and MANY q the bes'
kicking and uls--s intelligent lzsiie- q the
g-zE.itzl arr - employed They come 3
4 rule, fr1In spo,i falniiis-- Many 4 them
ar the widows of n5ted Generals. tls
daughters Il ex-15uvern8-s and Exon
gressEnen. and nov and then vou vill
find the relative q q President - Cabi-
ust Minister MANY Il them have trsv-
elei widely, z1i the grezi ulsjerify are
educated and refined lAiies. They d.
al kinds Il work ard receIve salarie<
ranging from SD 70 a 500 8 year. "A
money COUNTERS they are uurh mere e1-
PER than the men, and the r4pidity viti.
which they CAB couuf tholsznd- EI.du
thousands u 3ollars without making
mistake make ylalr hrzin xhirl Il goo
watch iheIn- The-e money .euunter~ ~
sfssu1 So = ulo.lfh. and tiley ceuni nil
lions q doIzrs ever month Il one
side q each one On the tahie lie great
Iilt~ q greentsaek- done into packsses
- they cunse from the Tre-~- ] aln
sTeskins noW = the Redemption Bureau
II the Treasury Tbe-e hill- ar Old and
dirty The strip Il paper sreund each
I4ckz.e = Jos bills states where riev
cane from and who couniei theul u the
couutr1- Tie Young lasiy 1ak,-> tilis off.
and na0is7e1ing her fingers with vel
sTonse IN front Il her. LIE counts the
bills Ike lightning and Il the pa Xxx )
noI ri-il1- she reIor-s - % the ehisf. zn.i
the tanks from Ehich the bill, come
nus; stand the lc,ss- The girl- seldom
make mistake. and L they b. 50 a- Ts-s-
= counterfeit without Doting il. they uins;
ulake The mistake good. and The arlo1ut
l. taken out of7leir -alzry- They czn
tell however q had bin simply ~ feeling
Il. and bank cashier vill make hu1-
3rei mistakes where they make one.
Not long $40 one q tb=-e young lady
E2- engaged upon lot q 500
nate~- She had t-en dropping the ~lrzI,s .
Oh the floor besisie- her IN q pile- after
verifying the counf- Whiie -he Wz-
counting d Eackaee she would lay I'M
scrzp. markell with the n4-n- 4 The bank
which -ent Il On the table beside ber.
Al l2s1 sle came - s package that con
-zinei only uinetv-nine n0te-. and "a
looking for the strap IA, terrified q mi .
that i had fallen among the other-- 81
Eassure she knew the name Il the bank.
but .he e5ald not prove IT, The bank
vas notified and refa-~-d d acknoNle,lss- .
ihe mistake. and the poor girl sae forced
i0 ISy tlle sldU.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Tncle I-8In VA EhitrWsshing an ell
lilaT6.lsts-d h0u-e "a Whitehall street
vezterlzy- TIE interior hsd 9 giostly
apFezrzBoe, aHd . gentleman SID O. the
old Begro
ism. amt you AFRAID = slla-t-,- -
-No. szh, 1st 7 ANT. young master.
va The reply. - the cd Inau's fare look-
- up With a smile.
-I9a an nj
-No- sah- Tszr ar d. shosts-
-How DO y0u knox p
-Case, an. when . person dies dey
go 20 hea1@n q par-zfary. one ~ de
usider
Y
An e deg g-@ D. Isrr-1tory dey can't
~ away an f dey go % heals-n tiey
dau'f want 10 - aWar an cum tack
-coBepiIl reuas- diS zorid II 70 ole
too lei kat nse-uleri-u' buzness todder
e.---irir4f7 Ci.isssifsrsaa,.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Chased by a Plant

one = the n.,~t G1niliar d
>ol,heru CaHforuia ana A-iza-a
llmlle-aet-i II the liE the II
~lEe localities arr covered uiihi
The plant jsing q bow bu-b. aIss
teet IN height and ,Isre1flln. auf
erai f-e- ln uidth. - small and
arr the ry-ois that Whsa the plant
seed TIE i'neeze detarhe- Il and II
se~ rolling along Ike a ball "a
IL -eei> br1a5ca-t over the lzu.I
fran Ehere i -reN- IL Aria1n
tumble weed ,suleiirls-- aftair- ulz1..
proportions hate -eeu them nj
acrJ-- and - bulky that one HouId
.1- uE'--r q nan when travelling ~ q
rl-e q speed
Ihe flI1sinE incident shows ia
Il4n may br chased b. plant I'll
travelling through Ariza1... o.n ha---s
some YEAR az said the narratar.
enc lay fund rnFself IN desert ID.
almost destitute q vegetation. The "a
thing IL 1he vay q q shrub uere nu.
be-~ = dead -amble-ueeis. many Il
--utic -ize. ami. c1riou-lv enough. ths
were Iiiei IN great heaps g. Z -lne ID.
la.l hauled them together 10 luru them
aut ~ there was u9 object in doing ti.is
J o.ne.uI-l that fl- wiad haI done IL
AMI found iater thar my saI.ss-5;ia1
Va~ uarr-t
- had gone about ten miles in Tin
tuuit .e-ss~-i c01ntTz when net5cei Z
storm coming Up In the ve-1 There va.
uof The sll-h1est shelter. - I kept along
lat finally saw a file q ruubls-u-,-l an,
nla5= fr b. thinking - - under "a, Ie.
and Jusi ai-sut uiaie u shen The rair
r.amenc-d Tie rdIe ua- zf.aur Ten fee-
high and tho1-h7 ] tzd good -l.el-ei
and diSHa8utei tut ! hsd hardly r.z..il.
I'd the ground when a -u-t q sind cam.
and snosk the heap g. Z II had l---r
masie q paEer. and 8 fag rmhle-Eee
an zap rolled # onto The h0r--. Fa-1uu
a-ely had no- IeH him. snG g. b. leap
ei faek and reared ] lrB- on and iu q
second 7 Ea> On his hack and uata ti-
To -r1n- a. then The -sle ~truek. and TIE
vay thar heap dissolved partnership va.
q eaufiaH o. sinners Ny har-e Has Wild
Elth fear and dar-e5 If vhile behind
came thirty or F-rr mammoth tumble
ve-l-- rolling along Ike gi.autir cannon
ral- u-rrr saH ---1 -ztr Fl ut
iie. and ] ~.,o1 f-uud tha1 7 sa- benz
chased b. hun.iur-i- q them. looked
back ard --IE one jump twenty 5.-t inf6
the arr ~ II --r1ltk q rock ard ever l5rrls
I,r,alIuenor ~1t them up where tile si1.d
voul1 catch them and hasl them Ike
fla1-iialls I dosl-ei -eg,--el. al1.i 10 las
81 ouf = fhe ~.ualL haven't -ilr lra-t
doala ri4rif BAD fefu -rrsek dt oue
4 thr plants Il ugu5l hsye knark,-l over
lar~r and all-iu Ea,r. 7 heard later or d
MAN that ua- r-irl-i1r iH -1riI o -.1-all and
actually h.ulel over by 0n- u Them. ~
>rs F-aa-is-s ffH
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
SOMERSET. PA. JULY IA. 1886.

rslzd until reached cabin wfere a
mule and car could be hired
Whist ciisl ] 58sboa11 the eolsi- -tle.o.le,d
ai1emIs 70 murder me- Nothing st al.
Il had made eoinrlsint should have
fee2 sietainel ~ wseks OF months a.
witness and ] could nos have sRorz -
iie identity q the man Al the window
nlr1o any circumstances flisl woald have
convicted tf-e Wolan- gave ol1 that Il
Nzs an accident and tbS0sa i ~zs not
serlous wound, 4 gave ne this LUsP f5r
f-s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

4 safer. ae5i- or ,lsu.p atrno-
far shsi rsssln priminence
the ~ q nanufsctures - \
ua~ hsfsflaiig af.i.ii-lfa sTr
'l1-.r a. n Ehi-h an ernsuser
isie=5nL ki,s,n- The ar1iri..s
iile ne1sl bss i-en feuaa ~
vi1shle zTsrf fra ahne-u
azre, msv b. meutone3s ships 4
yachf-shearhiRE, ships fffins
hsts and harness fittings. railsss
handles, locks, keys chains. /
wire rps. rut-es. ehAzsleiie-i
sen-ws Ends-s. fre-irons. al
t-1Elns roFss- carTi4se ianEs. J
Yer Erids. rivets- etc
TEo Ancieng heversgss are h-siir
duoed into Great Britain On a.
their Supposed u3e6cinzi rirTus
uIne. - lzkmi- : rzsde frum n
the date palm Trees II faH Vi
selected fa- tapping The juios
fron the wound i conducted p
INTO an es-1henEaTe pot. and s.-.r
. nearly Izo gallons daily 8 dr,
uzlly sinking u about hslf n.
MY toward the end q The
which ! sei3em alia&ei o I
m0nih Much f the zius- /
hresh, ~hen i resembles sparklii
buf beconss insird afier ias5ns
t,ouis Ari.A Its color i eFele.s
milky Aasr under-oing aie.sf
mentziion Il conlzirs As per
aloohol. - czrhonic arif. an.
u-annJte. The Moor make
ll-e 4 a spirit preIzred from I'D
which c1mb J. boiled IN treat
wax Thi= water benz IN
sifb holey. 4. allowed to 6rme.
then distilled tie spirit l. eaII5
"a Il = favored WITH sniset
"a =fa-rhar =. t-1n-l arif
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

F1owers in winter czn be keFs f-s-h for
q week or two Law them IN shallow
pan or bowl wifh their gems Il very
little wzfer In the evening, and cOEer
them with very damp towel. In the
morning they can be arranged IN F4s=s
for The day The stems esn te eut lif1l-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

In The United sfz1es seIiAse. during a
recent debate, Senator Yes7, II Missouri,
paid high tribute to The merits Of -
JacCskss oil. Other prominent men have
also found II proznIa in Is eure of rhS-
Ilaiiszn and neuralgia Prire, 70 cents E
bozfle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Threat tr'suf,lss yield promptly 10 Rel
>1ar CoUgh Cure, a. vonetsed f5r by L :
-An-hifecs Clark II Insnesiientz z-s EslIre-
y vegefatle. and free frozn op1ztes- =
cents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
TDIDOE's NOTICE

The unde-siE-ssi z1ii1ss. 2gFsadl;F-3 ilr the
ll-.ar frsl-1 - -1-l4s--i f3gE1F Pa n lile -
-asE ~ af1ias -i1zuli. if- a. 90 1ssrlE.r atFzrIf
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hETIIi- q ie A1ElzIsfrl,1- q Liie ssltd assez-s
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-11-20
+. j. v. RurxowsKi, County Clerk.

CUSTER C1TY, o =, 1886.
Session OF board Of county commits.
sioners pursuant to adjournment.
Present: w. N. Walker, chairman,
w. Nevin, member, and county clerk.
Laid before the board petition of J
D. Caple and others, asking for IA public
highway OF Spring creek, also petition
Of NJ. M Benedum and others, asking
that a different route be pursued i'm es-
tahlishing the road above asked for.
Also a petition of W. +. McClelland and
others, asking hat a different route be
taken in establishing the road originally
asked for. The following named per
sons were appointed as viewers for the
proposed road on Spring creek, to re-
port at irst regular session in January,
1887:
Geo. w. p. Dinsmore. Alex Smith,
John +. Reddick.
Laid before the board petition Of
Chas. A. Balck and others, asking that
u county road be laid out, commencing
near Walliny's ranch, thence in II south
easterly direction to the intersection of
a road running between the Eighteen
Mile ranch and Buffalo Gap. No evil
dence being produced that the require.
ments Of the law in reference to the
posting of notices had been complied
with, petition was laid on table.
Laid before the board petition for
damages, in case ofthe establishment OF
the road on Battle River, us viewed by
Messrs. Beach, Dunton at al. from A. s.
Way 10 s. J. Walker. Bond accom-
panied claims, and the following were
appointed reviewers of said proposed
road, TO ascertain amount of damages, il
any, that may accrue to a. s. Way. S. J.
Walker, t'has. Terwilliger, and NJ. W.
Pangburn, in case said road is estab-
lished as a county road:
Levi Anderson, JOS. Bennett, Ed. CAL
houn, said reviewers to report at first
regular session in January, 1887.
Ed Stenger having produced satisfac-
tory evidence hat he had no taxable
property in Custer county for the year
1885. county clerk and treasurer were
authorized to strike off the AK Fists, the
taxes assessed against Ed Stencer for
the year 1885.
License bond of Frank Uesnard for
sale Of spirituous liquors for one month
from October Z, 1886. examined and APP
proved. and license issued to November
7, 1886.
License bond of j. F. Baker, for sale
of spirituops liquors for two months,
from November l, 1885, examined and
approved, and license issued to January
/, 1887.
License bond Of Stenger & Lodge, for
sale of spiritnous liquors for three
months, from October ., 1886, examined
approved, and license issued to January
9, 1887.
The following bills were examined
and approved, and allowed in warrants
on county general fund.
To S. r. Maddox, for board Of
Tip Druger, sick poor, from
October 18th to November 8,
1886. S2l,00. for boar OF VIM.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-11-20
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administering Or. Haines' Golden Specific.

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Thousands of drunkards have been
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-11-20

The Parent of Insomnia.

The parent Of insomnia or wnkcfulncss is in
nine cases ont Of ten a dyspeptlc stomach. Good
digestion gives sound sleep, indigestion inter
f.res with ii. The brain and stomach sympath-
ize. One Of the prominent symptoms of weak
state OF the gastric organs is II disturbance OF the
great uerve entrepot, the brain. lnvigorate the
stomach, and you restore equilibrium TO the
great centre. A most reliable medicine for the
purpose is Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs, which is
Tar preferable To mineral scdatives and powerful
narcotics, which, though they may for n time
exert a sopOrific influence upon the beam, poon
cease To act, aud invariably injure the tone oi
the stomach. The Bittors on the contrary, re-.
store activity To the operations of that MI i'm.
portant organ. and their bencicicnt influence is
reelected In sound sleep and a tranquil state OF
the nervous system. \ wholesome impetus IS
likewise given to the action Of the liver and
bowel by ils use.