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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
Salmon Market.

The salmon market at San Francisco
is in peculiar position. The run on the
Sacramento river is a positive failure !;
on the Rogue river, Oregon, it will prob
ably be very light; and the Columbia
to date reports a short catch, while the
union fisherman have the best of the
situation and have forced Gamers to
their terms. The best month on the last
named river is June, and there is yet
good time for good pack, although it
will be difficult even with heavy run to
bring it up to full average. The last
steamer from Portland brought about
1000 cases salmon, which were sold for
shipment to Australia at 81 ID per dozen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
MONDAY
June 18th.
OUR SUPPLEMENT.

A news supplement was issued on Sat
urday last to city subscribers, after the
arrival of the Royal Mail steamship Mar
ipOsa. To-day, subscribers vino did not
receive the supplement on Saturday will
be furnished with one in addition to the
regular paper. The news is unimportant
so far as the general affairs of the world
are concerned. President Cleveland was
married unostentatiously at the White
House on the ID instant, and has gone
away to spend the honeymoon at pleas
ant rural retreat in Maryland. This is
the second marriage that has taken place
in the White House, Mr.. Tyler having
set the example during his Presidency.
There is nothing of special interest from
Europe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
The Nenlamdia.

The Oceanic Company's Hawaiian s. s.
Zealandia sails tomorrow at noon for
San Francisco with large cargo OF do
mestic produce. Post Office money or
ders intended for this steamer cannot be
obtained after O'Clock this afternoon.
The mail closes at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. A late letter bag will close at
the usual hour.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
A Correction.

In our account of the races on Kane
hameha Day in Saturdays issue we
placed Idle Boy second, and Col. Gift
third, in the first race, Honolulu Plate.
1t should have been the reverse. The
correction has been made in the weekly
edition of the ADVERTISER, issued to-day,
which will contain the full account OF
both days races.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
Crop Outlook In California.

May has been a month of gradual i'm
provement in general trade at San Fran
cisco, based upon the agricultural pros
poets, which were never better than this
year. The acreage seeded to wheat was
a full one, and the yield per acre now
promises TO be above the average. Con-
sentative parties claim surplus for ex-
port will be gathered that will not fall
short of l 100000 tons, and some place
the total higher. May is usually the
most critical period for the wheat, and
this year it was a month of favorable
weather. Harvesting had commenced
in some sections, and danger from the
elements was near if not quite over.
Barley was coming in freely, and the
yield would be large. Wheat declined
during May and closed dull and weak.
Freights felt the influence OF the bright
crop outlook, and have slowly but
steadily improved, in the face OF a quiet
demand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
4 New Schooner.

The new Hawaiian schooner Moi Wa
hine was to have sailed from San Fran
cisco, Sunday, June 9th, for Honolulu.
She is seventy-fye tons and built for
AIessrs. Allen & Robinson.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
Coffee and Rice Market,

By our San Francisco exchanges we
find that coffee is frmer at an advance
over last months quotations. Rice is
rather weaker.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT All PONG,
partner in the firm Of Pong Kee. doing huS-
ness in HonokRa Hawaii, has withdrawn his In
terest In said firm, A h Sing will continue the
business under same firm name. All amounts
due A Pong will be collected by An Sing, who is
the only responsible owner Of the business
Honokaa, Hawaii, June s, 1886 Im
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
FOR SALE.

INHE GYMNA@IUM PREMISES ON FORT
i street Lot 5sx1O5 feet, building 3Oxs4 teet
This Is very desirable place for a private resi-
dence or lodging house. ana will he sold "a
a reasonable figure. Inquire Of
G.. BOIrE,
Inn Treasurer Honolulu Athletic Association
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14

Colonel McAllister. who has been for
many years Commandant at the Benicia
Arsenal, California, has been ordered 10
Philadelphia. He will be accompanied by
his family, including his daughter and
niece, who spent several weeks i'll Homo
lulu last summer.
The Kinau brought the news of consid-
cradle activity at the crater of Klauea,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
WANTED,

DY TWO GERMAN Girl :. SITUATIONS IN
ID private families as servants Call at 1874
Fort street. Je11-3t
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M0OmIieht CONCERT.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will give Il
moonlight concert this evening at Emma
Square at 7:30. The following is the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
Hanaia kamalama.

A nd being the Premises formerly occupied by w
L. Green, Esq, as private residence.
Half the purchase money can remain mort
gage at per cent per annum net.
For further particulars apply to \. !. Cart
wright, Sr., or to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
Tuesday, July 6. 1885,

At ~ O'Clock noon Of that day all the right, title
and interest Of the said A. J. Cartwright ST.,
such Executor and Trustee as aforesaid. and all
the right, title and interest which the said Emma
Kaleleonalani had at the time Of her deceRse, Of
In and to that certain piece parcel Of land
known as the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
NEWS ITEMS.

Continued from the SUPPLEMENT-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17
LET Her Co. Gallagher : "

find myself in TIE position to con
tribute comething 10 the current liters-
ture in regard % slang phrases In the
>ndog Slsaags Of recent date there il
paragraph 10 this effect. have won
de7ed where the slang phrases. let her
90 Gallagher, and 'Chippie get your hair
cut originated They are not particu-
larly bright OF meaning on a casual hear
ing and l am at a los 70 account for the
universally Of their usage The first
phrase, LET her 20, Gallagher / first
heard in Kentucky several years ago. and
have marked lis gradual spreading The
circumstances under which il originated
were these In Harrodsburg. Nv. there
was a terrible bully and Desperate. Bob
Gallagher who had AT different times
killed some six or eight men. but under
such circumstances that he always escap-
Ell punishment upon the plea Of self-de-
fense In his broils be was usually abet-
tel by his two sons, and the tho were a
terror IN the community. During the
period Of laWleSsness which succeeded the
war he applied for the position Of Town
Marshal OF policeman. The authorities
thought II might prove a good thing. a.
he and his sons would be held in check.
70 some extent, and they needed lust
such person to deal with the unruly el-
ement which was causing - much
trouble He was sworn inand with good
effect for time. He inauguritei a per
feet reign Of terror, and for several wears
It Workei Ike a charm Finally one day
some turbulent spirits came in from a
neighboring county. and. under the in
fiuenoe of liquor. there was row. which
Gallagher and his two sons failed % sub
due with the accustomed liberal u-e of
their clubz. Pulling out a pistol. he
threatened 10 shoot Quick a. thought
the other felloV-Bank-. ] believe. Wa
kis name-pulled bis pistol and snapped
Il - clos % Gallagher that il burned the
button on bis vest, shouting a. he did -,
Let her 20. Gallagher Gallagher did
-let her so7 and killed Hanks instantly.
H and his sons then ired a number 4
shots into the dead body Of his victim.
The murder and trisl BY which he was
acquitted created great sensation at the
time. and the account II 1t was spread FAR
and vide, coupled with the phrase. Let
her 60. Gallagher which has since be-
come a by-word
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17
The Way to Read Profitably.

No body can be sure that he has got
clear ideas on subject unless he has
tried to put them down on piece Of pa
per in independent words Of his own 1t
Is an excellent plan. too, when you have
read good book. to sit down and write
a short abstract of what you can rernem-
ber Of it. 1t Is still better plan. if YOU
can make up your minds to a slight ex-
ira labor. to do what Lord Stafford and
sIibbon and Daniel Webster did. After
glAncing over the title. subject or design
Of a book. these eminent men would take
up pen and write roughly what Ques-
ton they expected to find answered in
il, what difficulties solved. what kind Of
information impaired. such practices
keep Us from reading with the eye only.
gliding vaguely over the page, and they
help US TO place our new acquisitions in
relstion with what we know before.
Ideas, relations, statements of fact are not
to be taken by storm We have to steep
them in The mind in the hope Of thus
extracting their inmost essence and sig-
nifcance- If one lets an interval pass
and then returns, il is surprising how clear
and ripe that has become which. when
we ieft it, seemed crude, obscure, full Of
perplexify.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17
A Rival of Virgins.

Professor Foster. the lnete0rologist. pub
hshed in the Burlington Ha-t-Egs, re-
Gently. his prediction of great storm Pc
nod, extending from December ! o. T..
during which VIII occur some II the
most destructive winter storms ~ recent
year. These storms WiIl BE- much Of the
same nature a. the great blizzar,is of last
January. Heavy snow and high winds
Nill greatly impede railway travel, and
be advises the railways 70 prepare for
blOckades what vii occur in the Western
States about December 5th, and reach the
Eastern States DeoeInber9. These storms
viii break Mp the drought in the south
eastern States Therp viii b energetic
electrical disturbances that vii affect
telegraph and telephone lines. He sug-
gests that many lives and much proper
" can be saved from los by making
PREPARATIONS for the severe weather Of
this storm period.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17
CALLING THE ANGELS IN.

We mean % do Il Some day. some day,
We mean TO slaeken This feyered rush
THAI : wearing our very souls away
And grant to our ioaded hsarts hush
That i only enough Ia let tlleri hear
The footsteps of angel> drawing near
We mean 90 do il Oh never doubt
When the burden of daytime broil i o'er.
Wen III and mus while the stan come out
A. the pairiarehs al Al the open door
ofrheir feuis. Nitl heavenwar,i gazing eve,
To Nsgch for the angels passing by.
we've seen them star al high ncontide.
Wien aercely the worlds hot flashing beat
Yet never have hidden them turn aside,
And iarry awhile in oonvers-. sweet.
Nor prayed them % hallow the cheer 81 -l,Eead.
T. drink of oar Wine snd break cur bread.
We promise ouF hearts HAT when the Strsss
0fthe lIf..-pork reaches the loneei-for close.
When the weight hat se graan with hinders ies,
Wen i,-a-en our taulghIs 30 such repose
A. l1anisaes cares disturbing din.
And then-we'u can the angels in
The day ihal we DRAINED of comes al length.
when. tired q every mocking quest.
Assd broken in spirit ana shoTn of strength
We drop indeed Al the iosr II resi-.
And waii and watch a. the day aanes on
But the angel. We meant u call are gone
-Fs-r-rf Frsriefffiea
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Items of Interest.

There sre l04 people in San Francisco
who are worth sI.OO0.0O0 and over.
The new postal card. 70 b. issued in De-
oemh..r. viii bear a vignetfe Of Thomas
jefferson.
Method j. the soul Of business, and
there l. no method without order and
punetuzlity.
An Omaha woman showed her god
nature by having her picture taken in a
group with her three divorced husbands.
The small boy wh0 plays eircus sith
the trek goat in IN back yard should
see that the 81 Jacobs Oil Bottle i not
empty.
A Boston IrishInan's manner Of obtain
ing sound sleep Is worth imitation He
said that a short sleep did for him. BE-
cause when he slept be paid attintion
tot
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17

Z" I knowed il before left hum squire"
mournfully remarked tail eountryusan
a. he swung his brczld-brimmed bat. an
the last word Tirzah Ann said afore I
left vas. Don't tech nothin' in the way Of
licker John, or jes' as sgre AZ fate yoa'H
gii into the csllaboose.'
John Giil, you were - drunk a. a loon
Yesterday said the court.
~ Was. squire an was durned feol
in tie harg an,'
Where do you hail frssm -
Old Clermoni county, squire. had
done sold =ome early cherries, an al
lowed Fd cone 70 -ee the circus TFzah
Ann. she had powerful toothache. and
she couldn't come. % bitches uP Grs.
Dick in the light spring wagon an drives
into town
Circus, en- p asked the conrt
Yep Got iown inter the tent. an 2
saw the elephant an the cage o. monkeys
and them caleker horses whoopin il
'roundr
And yoa got excited softly suggest
ed the court
Excited Gosh ding ii Why, I got
dizzy watchin' them pooty gals iyin
round on the white horses- spent
twenty cents for ned Lemonade and pea
nuts
Extravagance % exclaimed the court.
An bought Eve cents worth O. win
ter apples an CIV EN- to the elephant
Funny how them animals can gil away
with EN-. ain'tit, jedge 27
Sc Did the elephant get you drunk p"
dryly asked the court
- No, -luir. After paid ten cents an
seen them oolored fellers play the banjo
an sing about some girl with lovely blue
eyes an golden hair. 1 went out an met a
real circus fellerr
Well % asked the court
He was a downright bu " fellow, be
WAS, an he spent A. much a. four bits a
treatin' Then We met an out-and-out
city feller. who bad a couple o.
shells an a pea. While he had his
hack turned my circus friend he lifted
mp one o them shells. an beg gosh the
pea was under il. says he IF he'd $40
ia bet hi a. Have You got it, Wen win
his $40 and divide il up % opens up
the wallet an gives him a $40 biil that
was savin' since February.
He bets it, an III be dinged to Jude
if that air PEA wasn't gone. I never seea
feller carry on 20 in my life as that air
circns fellerr
John Gin, YOU are fool r' sternIy
said the court
Reckon am, jedge'
You were bunkoed -
Was that air city teller bunkoers-
Ye>. and - was that circus fellow
He got half Of that sI0r-
Gee whizz Amt I darned fool.
though What'n Trzah Ann say27
John Gin, you steparound % the clerk
here and deposit s., - said the court You
viii then 90 down to the stable and get
out that nas Of your, and get right back
to Cleunont and Tirzah Ann"
70 that air nice circus feller vas
bunkoer, mused John az he walked out
= Tirzah Annn Just scalp me --CH.ela-
na'i Tin.ss->,qr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17
Wasn't Prepared.


W d Kerfoot The real estate man.
Agent Morey and Lawyer White attend
I'll the Knights Templsr eoDclave in =
Louis the other day soon after their
arrival in the city they hurried into the
dining-ro0m Of a hotel and summoned
one Of the colored walters. Morey and
White gave their orders after cursorv
investigation Of the bin Of fare. bot Ker-
foot, who seemed nearly exhausted from
hunger, went more into detail and kept
the waiter by his side until be bad slow
" worked himself through the animal
and vegetable kingdoms. Then be turn
cd around in his chair with a sudden
start and, after enumerating the kinds Of
meat and vegetables he wanted. quietly
informed the darkey that they desired
their food before the earthquake struck
the town a. they had passed II while rid
ing on the train.
- Yarfequake exclaimed the negro.
his ewes rolling out upon his cheeks.
81 Yarfequake comm di- way 70 shuah o.
1t Vas heading this way when We
passed It, replied Mr. Kerfoot with great
-elemnity
But T~e not prepa'ed 70 20, :, ehattered
the darkey.
Sorry for you; better bring our din
ner and then ct 20 praying, said Agent
MOrey
The dArkey started for the kitchen, but
he had not gone far before be stopped
and began to retrace bis steps
Bout how fast does dis year yarf-
quake travel ?r he asked il a thick Whis-
per
Ninety miles an hour, replied the
lawyer.
Fo' TO God Tse not prepa'ed," NUT
tered the darkey as be started out on
another pi grim4ge for the kitchen
The three men were laughing heartily
at the discontinue Of the waiter when
he suddenly reappe4red and, with de-
spair, ehagrin and fear stamped all over
his black face, exclaimed in trembling
voice.
Pom my word, boss, but : fo'goi your
order - Chic1go Hsraid
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17
VOL. XXZV. NO. %.
WHY Is II


IA rheumatism and nerralgia are 20
pref-lent? This question has ros n-eh
sal l.-orliy answered, bui IL Is Certain
- hese diseases are not only the most
=. j 50g among the most common. and
so-a- aeinDer Of nearly every family In the
lsaI i the victim OF one Of these dread
tornirutoEs- Ladies seem to b. peculiarly
liable 20 nearaigic attacks, whi-h. In the
forn u nearalgic headache, pain In the
hack or nervous pains are Of eunssan, oc-
currease MOI until the discover Of AthIo-
pa 'ros had any remedy teen found for
eililer rhearnaiism, neuralgia or nervous
headache, and they were generally con-
eeled 10 De ineurable but Athlophorus
has been proved 10 be not only certain
cure Tor these diseases, in all their varied
forms, but q sgfs remedy IT. in the use
Of Athlophoros, the bowels are keIa frssfv
oPcE, rs success Is oertGia. and to aid this,
AthloPhoros Pills are recommended,
which, while providing the Necessary
eatAartIe, vii be found 70 he valuable
ald 10 the action Of the medicine Athlo-
phoros Is no experiment, il has been tested
ani has proved IT. wonderful efficacy.
The Athloph0ros Pills were originally
prepared as a remedy Tor use in connection
with Athiophors. Tor rheumatism and
neuralgia aad sin lrei complaints Used
an connection with that remedy. fhev are
certain cure Tor either Of these yery COM
mon and distressing dis eases. They have
also been found 10 be an invaluable remedy
for any and all diseases arising from vitisted
blood OF general debility. They are e.
pecially valuable for nervous debility. blood
poisoning, dyspepsia, distress after eating.
he1faehe, constipation, loss of appetite.
and all stomach or liver troubles For
diseases Of women they are invaluable.
Tho pills are perfectly harmless and nav
b. ised by adults or children.
nials Of those who have been
e. u Sili ne sent free on application.
Every druggist should keep Aihlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can
not be bought Of the druggist. the Athlo-
Phoros o. liz Wall St, New York. viii
send either carriage psid) on receipt Of
regular price, which is s1.O0 per bottle
for A;hlophoros and Soc. for Pills.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17

housekeeper if she don't suit, but not q
wife"
So Mr. Meredith adhered to the stand
ard of old baehelordon. and pretty Gyp-
say married Harry Waite, after all,
B IT strange to say Mr.. Waite never
complained of his wife's addiction TO
house cleaning rites. And he could new
er understand why it was that Mr. Mere
dith always east such pitying glance>
upon him when they met
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17

our euis-prisirr druggist. says. ] hsve been in
the drug business fo- number of year, and
bave handed nearly al TIE popular reInsoies.
and can firmly szv have never met Uifb rem
t-tlv Ike Wei u. Ls-sepS Norman Balsz1n. for
fril>uralirto- Goughs isfids Brolchiies occ- II
hss been III fhis country culsls silratively shsT1
time and l. noW taking tlie lead IN Cough Rene
di,s- Il gives universal satisfaction and feel
coundenl rhaf ere long 10 VII become the stand
ard remedy u America ] sell i on T.sliive
guarantee and piIi refund IA. money IN any ease
~ Z sftSfssrrff.r
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CWITHIN G. sHoRTLIpCEs

~ ACADEMY. F0R EOt NG ALA AND
BoIS NEDLA PA L miles from Phsiadel-
phia- FiNei pTlcr coyeFS every expense, even
touks &c- N extra charge No incidental ex-
rru-t~ No ersiniuafiu-i fiT admission Twelve
experienced teacher al men and al graduates.
special opportunity for afa sludenfs 10 advance
rlFidiy. Special drill f.T duh and haeke ard
iuys Patrons oT students ulay ~iegi any sud
iss 90 cha.l-c The rt-si9T EIglish Scientific Bu.
ines Classical - civil EIlgiuseriag o0Grse- SzD-
tleufs rflfl u Mocha Academy are uog IN Har-
Nari D ale PTlncesoE. AMI Ten alltr golleces and
pnivtefhnsc schools IA Students sent % Ls,liesc
81 lsss j. III isSs IL in IsS5 and 10 IN ISL 4
graduating class every rear in ihe commercial
ierartmenl A Physical and Chemical Lato-al0-
~ tiyulr-ass-r1 and BAH iir1=lil 100 veitIlntr
aided Ca IIrrary IN i-S2 Media has --sen
churcheS ana Temperance charter which ITO
hihiis the ssie q az intoxicating drinks For
uep illustrated circular adfres- the Principal snd
Hsr.-lTd .sryr,iaa,I sslsn. Fa- zlg4 'si-ly-
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ExBCUroR's NOTICE

f.tafe q Salau~l Coh-T iafe ii Brothersvaliey
Tap SoTser~-s Co. Pa 1ecc
I.tfers tsSfaIaeiIAfy afi TIE above estate having
l-rn granted 10 tlle Undersigned BY The proper
aatharify nofict : hereby given to Al r-e-s.lIls
iIdslies ~ saEd estate - make .rlln,tilAic pay
mcnf and the. having claims sgAiirsl tbs sarle
70 TTtst sheIa duly suthe,iiictsi fo- settlement
on saturday the 5sh DAY Il Iiec-1atsr l,S a. thu
late residence Of decreased.
HENRl COBER
CbENEfIT< ODER
os-G Execute-s-
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Statesmen Wanted!

Energetic. rrlisble men u sel the ehpics=s
Fruit and Ornamental Nursersr stock. On ~aszy
rsfi ry5>Baz pad OF on commission. pTsfe-reo-
steady employment ftroughout the yezr- H1-i-
issss quickly learned send sor terms
GLENN BROS NurSr-lsa>z.
Oe<l-,E Rochester y Y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17

There i no patch Of the moons visible
surface half a mile square that i Dot se-
eurately mapped, according TO Professor
Young. while the earth oont.i. : immense
tracts, in Central Africa. which have new
er been SURVEYED
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17
ANOPEN LETTER.

EIsroNHUEg. Ps-
May "A i>si;
NE g. y BoYu ,oNEssrI. Pa.
H,nT - --iu .ys-iiyinE 20 the merits pi
your Mandri B. Ilrer iiils. worts fil me IN
exposing uy jli,- appreciation oi their good
and curative prT-r1igs. a. web a. the IN
sT-ikahie benefits Ilge received from Their
ne For >Tee-ly and effective cIire 'nr liver
di~.f~e thev ore uurivaisi- 4 a blood pu-
ri5er ricy suu..~> lii known nemtriie- Il
may iuIthfuIiy be said rliai tileiT action upon
The liver {, universal nos -laTld or Tissue -
Gaping their sluatiye Influence ! heartily
recommend yaJ4r Mandrake Liver pills % any
ore suffering from liver compliant
NuCr>-
e. T. nFLATTEB.
The above te-fimuniai came usisst irite7i and
j. all the Tnere appreciated Ihe~ pills are
afuun-. tl4e t,-,t ualle- Thcy are isit a llteilt
remedy. - the formula = gu every bottle Try
them. You WiIl nud iust what yen want.
Call 81 my store wiiefe sou viii -ee the finest
stock of Drug in the cauuty Gos.i> the t-st
and prizes l1wJS1
RESPECTFULLY.
c. N. BOYD.
Mammoth Biloxi So,EEsET. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-11-17

The pistol was invented in Pisfola. in
Tuscany, by Camille yitelh, in the 18th
century