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trifu0aI LininOs, IL inch, Rmbber
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Molasses, Irrigating & Vacuum Pumps
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On sums OF Five Hundred Dollars or under, from
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their rules on the boxes ali the time
he was reading, and called it hog
wash when he got through. All
this was thirty-five years ago, when
the man who could set 700 an hour
could put on Just as many airs as he
wanted to.
II can see that prehistoric times
yet, with its horse bills on the walls,
Its d boxes clogged with tallow, be-
cause we always stood the candle in
the k box nights. its towl, which
was not considered sOiled until 1T
could stand alone, aud other signs
and symbols that marked the estab-
lishment OF tlat kind in The Mississ-
ippi Valley; and l can see also the
tramping Jour who fitted by in the
summer and tarried 3 day with his
wallet stuffed with one shirt and q
hatful of handbills; for if he
couldn't get any type TO set he
woald do temperance lecture. His
way of life was simple, his needs
not complex all he wanted was
plate and bed and money enough to
get drunk on and he was satisfied.
But it NAV be, as | have said, that
| am among strangers, and sing the
glories of a forgotten age to unfamil-
lar ears, so | will make even and
stop"
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The Queens Pipers-

But the most picturesque feature
of all is the Band of the Queen :
Pipers." 1t consists of twelve bag
pipes. under the direction Of Mr..
Willie Donald, but it Is divided
into two divisions as the drum and
fife band, the drums Of the latter be-
ing used to accompany the pipes.
The pipers are all dressed in the
complete Highland costume. the
tartan being that Of the clan Doug
las. " Willie" Donald, the leader,
and the " queens private piper" is
a splendid specimen of Scotch man
mood, standing six feet two, and car
rying himself ike an aniler d stag.
His head is poised with a proud
and perfect grace. and he has the
springing step of an Indian. The
shrill pipes playing the martial mu-
sic of the Highlands stirs the blood
of the multitude Of admirers.
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Mr.. Mitchell, a diver who nearly
lost MS life off Bakers Island, near
Salem, Mass, describes his expert
ence. While inspecting the wreck
of a sunken sloop he dropped
through the hatchway, and as he
stepped forward be felt the air shut
of suddenly. He gave the life line
a strong pull for more air, but he
got no reply. In a moment he felt
MS eyes begin to protrude. and then
there was a sharp pain as though
knife was drawn across his forehead
and the top Of mis- head as though it
was pulled of. Then ne lost con-
sciousness. The next he knew be
was stripped Of his armor and the
men on board the Ida May were at
work over him. The first words he
heard were JACK, you took the
Dinsty-niRth chance out of . hun
dred for your life" The men had
signaled him, bat receiving 10 reply
had drawn him up Just in sine TO
save his life" After bis restoration
Mr.. Mitchell says he felt as though
be mad been beaten, his flesh being
sore from the tremendous pressure,
and at the same time lie had no ap-
petite, and felt as though he was re-
covering from a fever.
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The knights Of Labor.

I The organization known as the
Knights of LABOR was organized on
THANKSGIVING Day, 1869, in Phila-
deIphia, by Uriah S. Stevens, a gar
ment cutter, who had SIX other gar
ment cutters associated with him.
They formed what was afterwards
known as Local Assembly No. l, of
the Knights Of Labor. The Order
was confined to garment cutters, but
eventually other branches Of indus
try were organized under the shield
Of the Order
The organization grew slowly un-
Ill Jan l, 1878 Ii was all that time
without a recognized head Through
the efforts of a few energetic men,
bers IA general convention was held
in Reading, Pa, on January l, 1873,
when the General Assembly was
formed, with Mr.. Stevens as Grand
Master Workman and Charles Fl.
Litchman, of Marblehead. Mass, as
Grand Secretary.
There were about 1900 branches
Of the order formed up TO that time,
They worked secretly until January
1, 1882, when the existence Of the
Order was publicly proclaimed.
Since that tine the growth of the
knights of Labor has been wonder
ful and enormous. So great has
been ths Increase that the chief Off
GERS have decided not to allow any
more branches to be started until
after April 10.
To gain admission, person must
be engaged in some honorable
branch of industry. Both sexes are
admitted to membership. As a rule,
ii Is useless to apply for member
ship, because it is a rule of the Or
der to select members Thus a per-
son may be proposed and rejected
without ever knowing it. Men are
usually proposed by friends who
Judge them worthy OF fellowship.
Business men can Join. In an
Assembly one hundred strong, sew
enty-hve members at least must be
employees.
Meetings as a rule are held week
Is, but some Assemblies do not meet
so often.
The Order is not oath bound
Each memter takes q solemn pledge,
and if be violates it he is expelled
and black-b -balled all over the eoun-
try. Violation Of the rules renders
q member liable to q suspension
ranging from one 10 FIVE years.
There ara two kinds Of Assem-
blies-trade aud mixed Assemblies.
A trade Assembly IS one composed
Of men engaged at one special branch
of inlus .ry. A mixed Assembly is
composed of mechanics, labore-s,
professional men and so on
Local Assemblies are governed by
a District Assembly, which may in
clude five or five hundred Local As
semblies. The District Assembly is
in turn governed by the General
Assembly.
The Order Is benevolent, protect
tive and educational. The expenses
Of members are very light. A man
may admit that he is member. but
he Is not allowed to give the name
of other members without their con-
sent.
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Il. v. Powder.y.

The man who mas done the most
for the cause of labor in this coun-
try, and during the recent strikes has
done more to put the Knights of
labor in a favorable light before the
general public than any other, is
Terence '. Powderly.
A contributor to the New York
Star says:
had the pleasure of making Mas
ter Workman Powderly's acquain-
tance the other day. He looks more
like a college professor or we'll
kept Boston literary man than a
labor agitator. Terry" as his
friends delight to call him-his ful,
name is Terence Wis man of
middle stature, well knit, compact
figure, regular features, clear, keen
eyes, that can look soft and persua-
sive. good broad forehead, silky,
dropping mustache, and a general
air of refinement and capabiltity.
He is the son of Irish peasants, was
working for his bread at Is years of
age, has been collier boy, switch
tender, blacksmith, practical ma
chinist, private soldier, mechanical
engineer, mayor of 2 turbulent city,
and has organized and led the great
est labor movement the world has
ever witnessed. In speech he shows
a certain lack Of early and-well or
dered training, but be is O writer of
power and ability. His mind is of
a naturally judieious cast, and he
carefully weighs his words and opin-
ions. He is devout Catholic, alb
solutely temperate and undeniably
incorruptible and true to his cause.
He struck me as being of rather too
fine texture for the work cut out
for him to do; but he was feeling
nervous and somewhat irritable at
the time. "a model man !" ex-
claimed the mutual friend who had
brought US together, as we left the
room. | am inclined to think that
he is right.
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TWILIGHT.


Slowly, slowly fails nights curtain
Over all the widespread land
And the angels of the txilight
At the gates OF heaven stand.
Lo, they come, a band Of angels,
Clad in robes of ten Ter gray;
And before their gracious presence
Fades the suns last lingering ray
In the west blaze of glory
Turns the sky to molteh gold;
In the east the faint gray shadows
ofthe coming night unfold
Twilight brings Us loving, tender
Thoughts Of dear ones passed away,
Who have gone from out earth's twiligh
Into everlasting day
Twilight memories are saddest,
Twilight hopes arc grand and strong,
And the ships ne long have waited
Come 70 shore at even song.
In the quiet hush Of twilight
We may rest both heart and handi
We may dream of gorgeous castles,
Raised in Spain's far distant lan1.
Life has much Of sunlight glory,
Days whose splendor blinds our sight,
Il has much of sorrows darkness,
When all seems the blacklist night.
So, with loving hearts and trusting,
Should we prize the twilight time,
When the stars in silvery beauty
Up the heights Of heaven climb.
C. z. Charles.
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for me Ach Gott will bless dem,
for dey began to do well early, and
with all their strength"
The children the following winter
received several barrels of fine oran-
ges from Minna Herzog and Her.
man Boggild. Each Christmas for
two years since then some present
somes from the poor mute whom
they rescued, and whose gratitude
seems unfailing.-Yomh' CoBlpan-
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She Was Satisfied.

Doctor" said an old lady to her
physician, kin you tell me how It's
some folks are born dumb ?"
why, certainly, madam, replied
the doctor. Il is owing to the fact
that they come into the world minus
the power Of Speech"
LA, my :" exclaimed the old lady
snow jGst see what it is to have a
pbysic education. I've axed my
old man a hundred times that air
same thing, and all that / could get
out Of him was. case they is"
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CHARGES MODERATE.
SPRING Is COMING

And everyone needs to put
their system in good condition,
20 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
filing 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
SllOII uOitCC.
But to change the subject.
You may be ruptured, and if
so, we can supply you with
Tl'atSseS and Support
erS atprices much below those
in the city, or, as we do ali Of
our own fitting, can safely say
that a perfect fit viii be guar
anteed. Three-fourths of the
Trusses sold do not give satis-
faction, because they are i'm
properly fitted to the body.
We have private apartment
in connection with our store,
for the proper fitting of these
goods.
Trusses for men, children and
ladies always in stock. If you
have had trouble heretofore in
getting fitted give US a trial
and we viii 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 viii be welcome, whether
YOU buy or not. five do not
keep what you want, it will be
a pleasure to tell you where
YOU can get it.
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Haskins | hope you and Miss
De Puyster haven't had a falling
out. / haven't seen you together fo-
some time. Is anything wrong2
Rugger Nc, nothing serious.
You see, oysters are rather stale Just
now, and the ice cream season hasn't
opened yet; and so in this transit
ton period we've concluded to cali
IL of.
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FearfuIly Common.
Kidney Complaints Among Both
Sexes and all Ages-A Brilliant
Recovery.

There Is something startling IN the rapid IN
crease Of kidney diseases AnIong the American
people within a lew years past Many cases pc
cnilar to certain classes tead 10 produce and az
gravste these troubles-as, fer example. eareies:
living. oyerwOrk and exposure DR.. David hen
nedy, Of R0ndaut, n. y, is often congratulated
on the exceptional success Of his medicine called
. Fav0rite Remedy in arresting and radically
curing these most painful and dangerous disorders
Proofs OF this. ike the following, are constantly
him ior the sake OF thousands Of otner sufferer;
v lom he desires 10 reach and Densiit The let
ter therefore, mag be Of vital Importance 10 you
or e some one whom you know II is INN one
OF the best known ana popular druggists IN the
nne and growing city from which he writes. and
those interested may md Mr.. Crawford at MS
place Of business On the corner OF Main and Union
streets;
SFEINGFfELu. Mass, March q, 1sSI-
Dr. DGuid Ksn,sedg, R0ndGUf y. J.
DEAR SIE .-tor more than enyears had been
afflicted with kidney disease Ia its most acute
torn. What I suffered must be left TO the imag-
inati0n, Tor no can appreciate 1t except those
who have gone through IL. / resOrteS To many
physicians and 70 many different kinds OF treat
Hieni- aud spent great deal OF money, only to
hnd myself Older and worse than ever. may say
that used p bottles OF a preparation widely al
yertissd as specific Tor this precise sort OF troue b
les, AMI found il entirely useless-at least in my
case. Your "FAVOklTE REMEDY IL say
scEith perfect recollection Of all that done for
me .besldes-is the only thing that did me the
slightest good. and am happy TO acmli that II
gave me permanent relief. l have recommended
- 'EANokIrE REMEDY 10 many people Tor
kidney disease. and they all agree with me in
saying that DIR. DAVID kENNEDY'S FA-
NOR1TE REMEDY has not IT. equal in the
wide world for this distressing and often fatal
complaint Use this letter you deem best for
Yours. sc.
LYMAN CRAWFORD.
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.

Esfate Of Robert Silbaugh. decd, late Of Addison
Twp. Somerset Co.. Pa.
Letters testaneniary the above estate hav-
ing been granted TO the undersigned by .he prop
er authority notice Is hereby given 10 ali persons
Indebted 10 said estate to make immediate pay
menf and those having claims against the same
will present them Gully authenticated for settle
neut on Thursday, Aprii -. 1sse. 10 the under
sfzned Executors at the late residence Of said
deceased.
JEREMIAH SILBATGH,
z. NJ SiLBAUGH.
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LIST OF CAUSES,


The following is the iisi Of causes set for trial
at the coming term o. Court, beginning Monday
the lTih cay Of May, iss5:
FIRsr wKKk.
John p. Baker vs. Jacob II. Miller.
Charles +. Weigle vs. Joseph Stull.
Gee Laing's Assignee, &c, IS. George Auman
Constable. sc.
Geo Laing,s Assignee, sc, vs.. John Winters
Sheriff xc.
CoTnelia Tissue, widow, &c., vs.. B. & o. r. r.
Co, Lesses. &c.
Ida Z. Reynolds. vidos, &c. vs.. b. * o. Il. r.
co. Lesses- Se-
Dietrich Trimpey vs.. William sweitzer.
SECOND wEEK-
Elizabeth L1hr ". Horace Lenhart.
Julia Ann Hefiiey, ct al. vs. joe Poorbaugh ct al
Harrison SNYDER vs.. Jacob Heinbaugh.
Elisha Moon IS. Somerset &c. Railroad Co
4. ]. Moon vs. Somerset Co. Railroad 60.
jefferson Wells vs.. Thomas Maxwell.
Daniel Weyand's heirsv II. b. Cougnenour.
Christie Newcomers right vs.. the Howard ms
Co. OF New York
Adam Arisman vs. Joseph aad Francis FriedIIne
Johns0n Brothers vs.. Fred Hady.
George H. Hooking vs. The boatnans +. * NJ
lns. 60. Of Pittsburgh.
George II. Hooking vs- Tho German American
Insurance Co. OI Pa.
George II. HockiDg Fs. The Commercial Union
Assurance 60. oi L1naSu.
George II. Hooking vs.. The Howard Ins. 60. Oi
NY.
John Lane rs. c. +. Rhoads & Bro.
Proty's Ofice y. b. CKITCHFIELD.
apr. =. lsss. Pr0thonotary.
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EGAL NOTICE.

To Hannah Hyatt. (wldOwl OF ConneIisvilie. Fay
site Co. Pa; rhmEas Hyatt, Seward. West
rloielard 60. Pa Allen Hyatt Couneilsvilie,
Fayette Co. Pa; Elean0rs, iniermarried with
James Mountain and Jesse Hyatt, Jr-, OF Elm,
Fsyette Co. Pa.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of a
writ Of partition issued ont of the Orphans Cour-
of Somerset Co. Pa. and 70 me directed viii
hold an inquest on the reel estate OF Jesse Hyatt,
decd situate i, the village Of DraketOsn. Sorner-
set Co Pa, or THURSDAY the 2Sth day Of April.
A. ID. 1855. when and where you may attend If you
think proper.
SheriH's Ohica, JOHN WINTERS.
March -. 1856. Sheriff.
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Let your pleasures be taken like
Daniel took his praver-witb the
windows open pleasures which
need not cause a single blush to an
ingenious cheek
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ln0 mn Or prrsenTs gfrs5s cuGg. send u !
fiili Hill tents postage and by mail you viii
LulitNlEet free q package Of goods Of large
gelus. that viii start you In WORK
--t Hli az once bring you In money faster Than
~ yang else ID America. All about the s209. CO
presents with each box Agents wanted every
GER, of cther sex 81 ali sges, fer all the time,
'iare tine oily. 70 work Tor us 81 their own
--ts Fortunes for all workers absolutely as
4'el bzt delay n HAIIET = Co, Portland,
+a-ae lar13
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The hands on the dial of THE House
of Parliament clock, London, weigh
100 pounds each.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS !

I want A GOOD AGENT IN every Township
to sell Sherwood Novelty Steel harnsss, the best
Plsw and Farm Harness on earth. Price only
Fifteen Dollars per double set. Use no uhifiie-
trees. Good pay TO agents. Send for q Circular.
Call on or address
JOHN W. CUPP, GEN. ACT,
aYrli 5m. Somerset, Pa
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1t is said that 100000 oranges
will be gathered from the groves of
California this season.
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VOL. XXXIV. NO. 46.
I EGAL NOTICE.

To Zelman Rush OF Brown Coarty Neb.
Thomas Hyatt. cf Seward. WCstniorrland Co
Pa, and Allen Hyatt of C0nnellsvills, Fayet,,
County Pa:
You are hereby noiiaed that in pursuance OF Z
Writ OF Partition issued outofthe Orphans Couri
Of Somerset County. Pa. and % me directed,
vii hod al inquest or the real estate of Elizabeth
Hyatt deed. situate IN Lover Turseyfoot Twp.
Somerset County. Pa, 0n Thursday. April -
1855, when and where you can attend h you think
proper.
Snerihs Ofhce, JOHN WINTERS,
Warcl u 50 Sheriff
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Florida mocking birds are fast be-
ing exterminated by the Northern
tourists.
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BILIOUSNESS

May be properly termed an affection of the
liver, aud can be thoroughly cured by the
grand regulator Of the liver aud hillary
organs.
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We have tested its virtues personally and
know that Tor Dyspepsia Biliousness and
TbrObbinE Headache, II Is the best medicine
the world ever saw. We have tried forty
other remedies before SIMMONS LIVER
REGU LATOR. but none Of them gave Us
more than temporary relief: but the Regu-
iat0r not only relieved, but cured us Ed
Telegraph and Messenger. Macon, Ga.
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None but God and the poor
know what the poor do for each 9TH
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A political expounder is the chap
who nails campaign lies.
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TESTIMONIALS.

To all suffering from Sick Headache and Bilious
ness
Have been n victim 10 the above FOR years,
ami. after trying various remedies, my only sue
cess vas in The use Of SIMMONS LIVEh REG
ULATOR, which never failed 70 relieve me in Il
hours. ant can assure those suffering frsin the
above that they would be greatly relieved by its
use. speak not tor myself, but my whole 70 mi
ly. Yours Respectfully.
=. J. N. FILLNAN-
a. Selma, Alabama"
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BILIOUS COLIC.

"SI8IMONS LIVER REGULATOR CURED
ne OF ease Of long standing BILIOUS CoLIC after
other medicines failed. think Il one Of the BEST
family medicines ever used.
7. ]. LANIER.
Petersburg. Va.
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DRJ. K. MILLER has perma-
Atlll,ly located IN Berlin for the practice oi
II fr-lasslan.-Odioe opposite Charles kriss.ng.
rsElTe AR. =, '70-tL
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NOTICE is hereby given 70 All she Justices ofthe
Peace. the Coroner and COnstables within the
sail County Of Somerset. that they be then and
there in their proper persons with their rolls. rec
ors. inquisiti0ns. Xaniuatious and other reneIn-
hTauces 70 do those things which 70 their otnms
AMI in that behalf apper;ain % he done; and also
they who viii prosecute against the prisoners that
ara OF shall be In the s OF Somerset county, to be
then aue there 70 prosecute against them as shall
be Just.
SHerffTs once. : JOHN VIM Frs.
An-. u. Is-f. Sheriff.