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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-08-07
1895 Alliances to-day in North

'nA 80
1895 Alliances to-day in North
Carolina.
Mcdowell Greek Alliance is ahead
on guinea eggs. Mr.. J. W. Long
found a nest, a few days ago, that con,
tanned two bushels of eggs. Who
can beat it +?
Bro. B. L. Holden, a member Of
Popes Chapel Alliance, in Franklin
county, writes that the Lodge num-
bers 81, with quite a number of ap.
plications on file. It has no female
members, and meets Saturday before
the first and third Sundays of every
| month. t.s4 -
The Robesonadn says: It is to be
hoped that, even if the amount raised
for the Business Agency be not stuff.
Gent that our State Alliance will make
the necessary arrangements for the
establishment of the Agency in case
enough cannot be raised and that a sec.
ond call may be made. Let us have
the Business Agency if possible.
Two brethren of Pleasant Grove
Alliance make statements to the effect
that there are two merchants in an
adjoining town who offer $4,000 re-!
ward to any man or set of men who
will break down the Farmers Alliance
in North Carolina. What an ab-
surdity A million dollars capital
would be an insignificant sum with
which to embark upon such an enter
prise.
Maple Swamp Alliance, Edgecombe
county, reports $3.50 for the Business
Agency, and will probably double the
amount. The writer says: W. hope
to hear often from Katie D. Moore,
for surely she is no "~silent, worthless
factor in the Alliance. Some of the
determined, progressive farmers desire
to see and know more of her-but
whether or not she is Mrs. or Miss
Katie D. Moore, they r unable to
say"
We are in receipt of two letters
bearing on the question as to the
eligibility of men to membership in
our order who fail to pay honest debts,
and we are asked for our opinion.
Why do they fail Is it because
they waW not, when they are able to
pay them? If SO, they are certainly
not the kind of men to belong to the
Alliance and to propagate and promote
it's principles. But it should be re-
membered that thousands of our hon
est and best citizens have been so
crippled and SO embarrassed by cir
cumstances and misfortunes over
which they had no control, that it is
simply impossible for them to pay
their debts. Such men are entitled
to the generous and fraternal sympathy
of all members of the Alliance and
should receive their cheerful encour-
agement. There is a vast difference
between the. man who vaW not pay his
debts and the one who cannot.
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PLEASE NOTICE.

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US a favor by stating the Office at which
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to which it is desired to be sent. Failure
to do this puts us to a great deal of trouble
and the necessity of going through a long
list of names, involving not only much
work, but much loss of time, when time
is valuable.
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Bro. w. R. Bennett, correspondent
OF New Hill Alliance, reports his lodge
to be in a very prosperous condition.
1t was organized in the year 1887, and
it has been steadily progressing over
since, and has been a great blessing to
the farmers in the New Hill section
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RALEIGH, n. O., AUG. 7, 1888.

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ALLIANCE NOTES.

!. members Of the Alliance, when writing to ~
viii greatly favor us if they viii always give thu,
No. 81 their Alliance, We have given the sixth and
seventh pages OF our paper to the exclusive use of
orders, rulings, notices; &C., the brethren will ex.
anime these pages.]
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-26

u TC Ethe greatest writers Of
DIVA OOG the world ike to nave
their work read by the greatest number. and
therefore 10 such a magazine as THE CENTURY the
best naturally comes. II was for the CENTURY
that Gen. Grant first wrote his "reminiscences Of
important battles.
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NEwsaAeeR 90 rHE -
Largest Circulation Of any Taepub-
Iiczn Paper In America

EfrHE Parss is The organ ofne fsciiosi pssis
10 wirts has no animosities 10 average.
Tie most Remarkable Asegapr Sseee o.
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= kiaira4 and frieads and tie-
eaars aciaak ~ long >
toa. reaevs es.rsnel and ua
taem & ciew with kiasir ihe
csraisi pish for 4 Harry Sew IA
is altered.
Therefore, We would long baye ibisaa'
observed among us, end Ri EiHsagh n
dolence and apathy becoue - oi
ance sffhe past. One evil f1tsre
aay. hoEeref ue var sfe
Is aoi 1uly uacies bUf desc
ols, thst b. - aaf fe
gg caiieIs 10 pa-ao c
heiih 70 The Nca year. ea. s se-tie-
man can not easily refuse 2 a
and. when this d rereetei from Aeus b
house. need SIC wonder "a t9c re-s
j. K Boes,fdL. - n. B. D1s rra
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This ) one OF the reforms which must
come, for without IL OUT system IT pipu-
lar government cannot be ns u.siaed.
Every election, especially SIS our large
cities. shows that uatll th@islefora s e-
cured all other reforms are ials1 ble o.
accomplishment TIE control u hs
eieciiqn machinery oftas printing and
distributing ofthe ballots, mas IL lsen
from lhe politicians and pal int9 tic
hands Of the state. That we must
take tae power % contro. orr -Goas
away FROM ;ne men WHO have no resp1a-
sibllity and NJ interest 81 government
save extravaganza AMI e~rrrlpti.u. and
patti into ihe hands Of oai iais sao ale
sworn 70 do their duty. 0f watt use "a
tito try o set honest men nominat5l FOR
office when we leave m the hands ai The
political worker tae pov o. defeat
them a the polls by distributing naia-
leni or delectiye ballots, or by making
deals and "3icke.s which cheat ths
people ofthcir viz. We hsfe talked fr
years about reiorn.ue ille irims aai
the nominating conventions Hui nos ore
particular Of progress has been ulie.
Under the Massachusetts, lsw ans fle 500
ters, IN case ola candidate Ill State o.
fee, and any 100 voters IN case Ola ca.
didatc for a lesser office, By limiting ln "a
petition in behalf OF a candidate &C the p
choice can have his name printed up9a
the official ballots and have those ballots,
distributed az the polls Al the public exc
pense. What more certain way q ~
forming fhe pr mares could BE- devised
than this ? il there were such a law
New York City there would De ga oa.I Is
the astonishing spectacle which sthere
so ofteu presented of boss setting mp
a candidate Of his own Tor office IN spite
ofall protests, and Frequently eleeiing
him in spite Of all opposition. Uuicr
such a law both "bosses' and pnnarie-
would ina very short time lose their
present dominance in our politics.
IN fact, there is scarcely 9 iera of ia-
guilty known to our election me,lo s
which a good hallo: law won n7tefs
cate. W. should b. ri3 90 ore stroke ~
the assessments upon can ii ties. @ s
bribing and bulidozing Of voters. Of taa
nomination Of n~otorilasy unf cag
A. N IH4H .H.Hr
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ID Gail.

This Is a funny phrase o. tae aniaitl-
sfed. hut all DE brokers understand ID.
They use il when person q eer.
tain per cent tor the option % bus %
selling stock On q Axed day, "a 3
stated on the day the option ) geea.
Il is elena serous operation 70 die dsai-
er, but there is = o seriou pat and
call-than this. whenyou aye 'put ~ bj
with a severe cold and yoaralaat
q physician. Avoid al5this s
IN the house Or. Piences 0oIlea Ne
cal Discovery. The grea, can i,r fa.ni1-
nary aud bod Diseases D. aeaol IS
marvellous T. cares iAe asrs ealA.
whether acute, lingering, chronic.
For Weak Lungs. Spiaine d > aod, saor.
Of breath Consum a3n, vc
and kindred affections. i aurpa all
other medicines.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-26

All the prayers recorded n tae Eibie
are short Should they not be- 50 IN ,he
prayer meeting Woull it no, D. we,l
for Christians 20 take the lar, PRAYER
as a model The canferanc {, no
place for long prayers ra.y sloald Zoe
confined % the close. Spna niais,ars
never pray Owe SIX Or eight miuates du-
ring their stbblth service. whilst si5ers
extend their prayers TO twenty minutes,
and We have sometimes hear3 a prayer
that was a haitian hoarlong. Some man
are not aware how much time rley cone
sumo in their pnblic devotions. BAIT this
is DO excuse for them. Three minutes
are long enough perhaps sra coaferenca
prayer. Tao minutes wcui be better
than ten and give better Satisfaction o.
the hearers. No enc Is pleased 70 listen
10 one who extends his deyotious Long
prayers seldom inarghtli line to God.
whilst a few sincere and eaaass; words
reach His ear and secure a blessias
Reader, when you next prly in pn5iicho
sure and know that YOU DO 40; consume
over five minutes-R gios Herald.
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THE CENTURY COMPANY,


80 EAST l7rH STREET, New YoRk.
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shaohs o%nsnnp.In 80

THIS beyond ques,o tie most sue
ceSful Cough Medicine Ne haze ever
@ld, q iew aoses Invariably cure the
worst cases of Cough. Group, and Brou-
ehiiis. While its wonderful success in ihe
enre Of Consumption IS without a par
allel m the lst9Iy &c medicine. Since
is irst discovery isl.as been sold On a
gusranhes q test which 40 other Hedi-
cine csn Stand Il you hagt 2 cough We
earnest stk sou to Try it. Price 10
cen;s, - rests, and E.ee. Hyour lnngs
are sore, Chest or Back lame. use SHE
loh's Porous Plaster. Sold by George W.
Benford L Son.
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TATARHR.-pmf G. 3. Cock. Fin
~ cilal nigh school. Gt. Bend, Ia Forum o.
Somerset county, Pa, SAY Of NArUsEs kEAsnF
rHE fRTEeRu Its The hest Fail atlr fr Ca.
g-rfh ever tried. - Is the bcsl cei'-h clr Z
eyer tried MS The simplest Raa easiest 10 axe ai
anything ] crer tried. il any fUliuf niHe
should 1l Hls- J Hish him % understand fast Z
Say With an sincerity fhat 7 am acIuaiaiai nit9
Nr. j. ". Siav, one II ne rn,prlttor Of EsinFes
Remedy for csterrh. Iis Is anhp1sAi. h1nojfsa
Eeulelan. a5i his aaetifins S fhe h-f aari~h
remedy ihEl can Pc found J. has cured me. a1a.
] believe il viii cGre any person s4lsine fraa
cataTh.n
ltt sold by druggists and dealers Ii mag Pc
sent hy cial price 81. Every parsaEc contain Q
fGll quarter pound OF reiieine. -eeJ fr al-
book 1dm0 31pPl entitled How 70 cure caiarfh
Address 7. H. GRAY CO, RCsI, susQyEHtSSA
oluNa PA.
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viii you heed the wa-ning7 Thesig-
Eai. perhaps, ofthe sareapprcaeh Of that
@ terTiee disease. Consumption. Ask
yourscls es ify9a can iiord, Tor the ske
ofslvins 50 cents, 20 run the risk and 90
aotaing forit We know Com expert
enee that Saloh's Cure VIII care your
Coush It never fails. This explains
Why o Than q million bottles
we're sold the nastyeu, Itrelieves Group
and Nhoopng Cough atQncs. Mothers,
10 not he Wiiaoas it. For Lame Back,
eide or Chest. us Snilohs Porous Pas
ter SOLD 5y q. ". Baafori & Son.
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The IPter 0eeaD
Is Published Every Day Of the Year and the
LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER OF THE NORTHWEST.

Prizes, exclusive Of sunday, by man poHap1d -----.---ssC 90 perTca
Prizes, Sunday included, ~ raan- postpaid --- --..---. 1900 Per yes
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WHISKEY KILLS.

How oaen arc We yet 80 DE told tia. Uhissey
kills Arsenic / Us opium kills. and ID 40 hem
urci 81 other gnpd feinelics SUI s. sbas7 instead
pl Esa- hut ask the question. "Nl4 wtiAkey
cure. Yes i the positive reply 81 the mes;
eminent physicians Of al he land. ni-slsu siea-
into your system like q sneak llcf into youT
house and oaen by neElccang a bad cold, we
end olrdavs Ia lingering and wishing Co. health
WHOM. indeed. one bottle of prc HrHa ar
Br7a would haye furei the cold. such eopl-
may be- scarce, but the can beionnd at Max kieiF.
- Eeaafal street Allegheny. III : lyrr Age s
the nnig whisky endorse BY fhe doctors. NUu
can get the pure tfgckenneimer. Finch OF Fissuf
Rye az SOD per quart or tx quarls Tor s5,ol. send
FOR price inst.
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Minots Dentifrice

Is the very perfection ofG splendid tooth
preparation, which whiteus the teeth.
prevents decay-hardens toe gums, and
sweelens the breath. The cost is p
cents, and we know lis WORTH, Try IT,
and be convinced. Sold everywhere,
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4 DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

Estatc ofJ5hn ?. Neehisahesser deceased. late
ri JeuHc- ToFiship- Somerset CO. Pa
Letter af administrator on the above estate
having haen granted to the undersigned By the
prniar authority Hoiice + hereby given 70 eil per
-sns Indebted IL said estate 70 make immediate
nayDanf, and thsse having claims against the
Same % prCseNf them duly authenticated for SET
ffement on Saturday. the I'd day 81 Dee fses.
at the hse residence Of deceased in Jehner To.
FhED- w. B~IEsEczER, l. r. FRIEDLINE-
Attorney. Administrator.
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~
ose Era lerfea t. ssFlcn.
cr2ps nToeide large variety Il Is
iaag7ftsnt e ses re acre IN
c8ad a5n ard hsse 4 rieh. nioa Il now
ans spread nleuty of ias manure not
litta1 On It, ard then plow i agsin early
g tae aHas - tl m~eth1dihe worms
ana ersf.s k1r reyel and frost 2iil
mi 81 aaaap Vii III
esd mora iai1e, Rhile Sac
4eania b ile spring ard
S4s @t aud la Il important
m6ttsz 70 ae esasaieneE. Crops that
thrive iet "a ssriaiu sgiis will be fail
afes on efaeFs. Use arsi step is to change
tie ciafaelerof the soii by drainage or
5v tie arp.cslon Of liine. To render
hagy sa.s iieaf cannot b done IN a sia-
slc sad .he work should not be
omitted eaeh year.
n et large aaThesrics next spring
cover aah nog with fne horse ma
At-Hs tNtt tL stF aAH t~hF ~ VA tHE
piaae aas caopit into the soil between
the rows slrawberries delight in moist
ura, but 5be rows sfoald Re drained
Where the sl.crace malaies sud remains
dining The winter % any part Of the
bed
Il corn 555ef sat and steamed, or
aalsteaea win boiling water il vii be
foHad ia excaileat and agreeable change
of diei for the cora Cow thai are CIV
en- 3 variety ~ ool easionaliy viii al
wats key ia beuer coo itioa than those
that are oa s 81 diet coatin-
ualy.
Tie winte Is .he proper time to pro
cure the necessary garden seeds FOR the
sline. lf delayed untJ tue planting
season opens tie seeds may not reaeh
you in time owing T. the demand. This
is also an es6sGent time ios asserting the
seeds and selecting only the best
1t Is claimed chat when cranberies are
frozen bard. and theu s16denly tbawed
by foasae boiling water over them, the
acid Is partially converted into grape SUI
gar, and they viii he Of better hayorand
require less slcsr for seasoning.
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AcnoMMonArInN-Nn- 81 :

=, f sss e for points east and west change car,
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I have been troubled With catarrh 81
the head and throat for the last Eve years.
About three yeaIs ago commenced the
use Of Eiy's Cream Balm, and from The
fist application I was relieved The
sense OF smell, which had D ca lost was
restored after using one bottle. ] have
found the Balm Che only satisfactory
remedy FOR catarrh, and It has effected q
cure in my case-H T. Never 2, Wavefy,
w
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ELEcTIoN NOTICE.

The annual election CT she Farmers Union
Association ard IRE insurance Cofnpany Of Som
eret fiantv VII be hold IN Berlin on Wednesday.
The 2s4k day o. ueeanae-. i>sS. 10 elect a Presi-
dent, Nice President. Secretary ana six Directors
serve he ensuing year. Rr order ofthe Board.
PHILnr Hay, i. ;. BRURAKEK
President Secretary.
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pnbNshsd On MONDAsSa "a III Is0Il~ ~ N01I" p T7-7lT110 I0n I7
it contains many special fsluueso o. saetulns % those s1sGmti That lcT can moi
cure the Daily osry Day The Monday Issue csasin5 tm sermons printed n The Daily
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.YEcuToR,s NOTICE

baitirna9e Borough. somerset County. Pa.
Letters testnucntary u the uhnvc estate
tIFiHg hean granted 70 the undersigned ty lie
pfept- auaefirr. all person. iadcnfed saslid r.
gag Asf fcqltt sei 10 make Iuc.t aGd tlcse
having clails o. present the fa u- arheur sei4r
90 JOHN N. TQrf1eft. ETl
of- Kew Gaitiua.-, a
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SoUrH-BoUND TRAINS.

nALrMoEE MAIL-No. q
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NOTICE.

Estate Of Sarah Pearon decd late OF stoyestown
Boz, Somerset Co.. Pa
Letters teStamen tary on the above estate
having been granted 20 the undersigned BIZ the
proper authority, notice is hereby given to All
persons Indebted 10 said estate to make fmmedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement Al the residence Of John II. Snyder.
one Of the Executors. in StJyestown Borough. on
Friday, the 2sth day Of December. 1855 when
and where the Executors win attend for saIS pur-
pOse. JOHN IT SNYDER
WV. STATIER.
noy21. Excce1r1 6aab Pearson. deed:
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The importance Ct Panlyag Tie hlood can
not he oycresilm=ied, for without pare
blood soa c-auot enjoy good bsaill
At ttis season nearly ever cle needs 4
goodmodeine 20 purify, Elt-las. sad caash
the hiood and HOc1s sa-SaY IS worthy
your confidence. Is e pceuiI n That d
strengthens ami BIRTHS " lie ysena creates
an appetite, ard tones the digestion, Ehne
Il cradicafes disease. Giycita trlal
Hoods S-rsapari..a IS sod Us a~idrgrsista
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sew yEARs CUSTOMS.


differing az 10 the time from which they
reckones TIE beginning Of the year, all
regard &. as d day % especial interest.
The essiy faiissr-Chwsostoie, Am
broa. Augustine and oihers-in Teproha-
don orthe immoral and aupanstiuons OBJ
esrssnee ~ tle pagan festival. prohibited
for Christian u-e cad festive celebrations
and directed that tho Christian yea7
sbon.d os The 6fsi Gas. ba opened with
PRAYER. fasting and humiliation The
mandate. however. WAS but partially oo-
served T6s fsstal character Of the day
e.ner.iig speiue. WIS iously
ureserpes. but the day was also observed
sa day OF prayer. And this character
was m,ne readily attached 70 II when the
rear bean E%4nuarg d. 80 twas BE eighth
aaerthe nativity Of our Lord and held
az commemorative 81 lis circumcision.
The Feast OF The Circumcision was cali
ol the octave ol Carisfnias Is early as
49, a. %. and was instituted by Chris
f.sus a. commemorate fhe ceremony Of
~. IA !, no
.;~ ~ ror,ei
-. ca. ebsrf
- r.,.,.-, sbonld
.r,si,, 81
- ~. reli,iou.
- e,-,ol I mart
Abonl ihtna'-h' p -"
where 'he 'e''- r''e''N'y ''l''i
thn oti sa-r vas
oai sut m''ie l'Npu' penn
rear was os"eieo ~ -
eialy lhe le'oHeF '' 'e
heia miloisA' ""',' T"
WHICH, 2'a "'
'Nie"
he"
?" iAt 'i..s % N'n' 'o.AiD'n7 n,R
gay was oeala"tl 20 nl' 'l9 'ol'
iaoe' ne',E "''
he loose. ''lA ''" ''o past -0
mans oHs''' .''i -'Ne 9" sH.so me
VITA lncense san an" VINE Inc mn
Gus 'si 'Ae "is- o"s % "hs yea "'
"as OF we i'I' Oh NI-..'e ~
e'ea TO 1Ne "'N 81 "'' "N"'
tney sa9l"ee "at'e @'d7 -"i "' nee.'
"niiethey a'so ee'eoi"'e lieies.i'A' Win
illumination @lG se1ei~ IJolclhss-
Ihe Nhihe7e est" 'h7 Ne" rear
ABOUT me Nel""i' equinox all the lesti-
Nal observed On '"e OCCASION 's"ne ithe
mos' sPlehalo o. men l'.'s''us iestl'i-
Ties Atfhe Pe'p'e' u'e hia-
per'r' hiins'e " i.' ana uheohs'ra'nea
ih''iy'u aA1 'H'' lo'
merces ne'siNei' "s wen 's I'D prayer Tor
GENIAL season ana az "DaAAant crop. In
japan TIE DAY Is spent ih ieaslins and
Visiting.
A curious custom among the nm
Oh Sew heAfs hay if % VIE nddies
on slips OF paper paste them on the sides
OF lantern ana nah- i"em hs.o'e the
doors oiten eiei1ng rewards lo- ihelf
- r,g .n.;l. Pc
hfe-crAcSefs' ians OF pencils People
49,. c.... Il. ,h.. 1,r -. .r ~.
.,a. -. - and =, a,,.
- - 49,. - ~. ..I,a. -
-. .n5 80 III
H. .,n.,s :, ,n.ir bo,sos =, NJ.
- -,
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