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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
I'm barHifb Ser Siebe.

Die meiittn 5rd1en Blifen ftatitrgendB Der
@be ais tbret et9entlt6en 2ebensIpbGre emit
9egen; oleilt lie iollten ME pergeIlen, baB
eti frii6es rofi9es' @eit6t. Ieit0teube Qugen
nnb cine 9el1noe, lpOblettlpidelte 6orm Die
belten FGile 5I' elmer 9liidIi6en gbe liub.
Stir ollie iene Derbeeret6en Rranf6eiten,
@6m60en, 0efa6te 6es g,JieberSie6ens" uno
f%lnttioneue lltre9elnidBt9feife1t. Die i6rem
@eible6te et96t iii1b. lit Or. Gierce's
yFavorite Prescription" ein unfeblbores
ipe5ifti9e5 0eilmittet. @s 1T bic etnsige Ote=
bi5iu fir 6roue11; bic non 2lp0tbeteri1 M / t
elmer poftttUen '@ardntte pom Ben
@erftelern p%erfGuft nttO, buB ite III iebem
Sale 8ufriebenitelt, 'tuiorigettols aber bas
0elo 5lritderltdttet miro. 0tele @oro1ttie
tinbet man georllft 'aut benz llml6la9 Der
Slal6e, unb ieit pielet Sabren lit ie 9etreuz
lid ous9eiibrt 'worpen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
8ruoer ee9en Bruoer.
Gin jdR3orniger Sdlfpieler brin9t ieinem
Srnoer init Der Sallfe1le f6were Der
lekn1oen bel.

Sin 8rubermOr6 pir6 m6gli6ertpeiie
ben traurigen ~Q(uSgar1s zines 8aieballz
Spteles biloen, tpef6esS Dnntd6 ga6mtttae
6rDti6en 5Det ioBetla1rten Q(nQteurz Stubs,
ben y9tattoHdlS" ll1lO ben vSprtnaz
@btdenS" Derailftaltet tpur0e. Sn 8eqlet=
TING ether @tnaabl anberer Mitglteoet Des
eriteren Clubs begab it6 Otattbeip 9alp,
Der 22id0ri9e u8tt6er", bon ietner
yep. 355 WtaDitr. befin6li6en 8o6z
nung aus auf Die YrGrte 9inals, aIs lein
8ruoer Sralf it6 ben iugen6li6en sports
men 3ugeleate u1o ietne Nbii9t, am Spiel
G6etl 81 nebnen, anfunbigte.
6alb l6er5eno, balb orobenb bic 8alfeule
mad benz 8ruoer ausitreden6, erbob
Wtatt6eD 6tergegen @tnipru9. @r madte
babel etntge 8enerfutgen, tpel6e fir Bic
SpOrtstiihtigfeit Tranf's ni6t gera6e iebr
i6mei9elbaft tparen. Nugenblidli6 geriet6
Der 10 Dgr06lt9 8eleibigte" 6ieriber 6ermaz
Ben in 3orn, baB CT, duf Wdttbefp suiprinz
geno, 6teiem Die 8aIfeule entrtB un6 i6nt
Damit mebrere Shld9e in Die Settle, Iofpie
etnen Detteren gegen ben &opf beibra6te,
Der i'm b~eitttnungslos nieoerltredte. la.
Der 10 brutal W~ttB6an0elte tpur6e na9
Der elterli6en 8Obnung iiberfiibrt, mo elm
2lr3t an benz 8eoauernstpertben 3tpet gebroz
dene 6ippen nnb etuen S6G6elbru6 felt
ftelte, Der lei9t einen tDbtli6en 8erlauf
ne6men 6iirfte. Ser iGb3orni9e Sranf
Durbe in Der Boli3etitatton an 0er II.
StraBe etnSeiteft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
SarriiOu uuO MeOrtOn*
50 Iautet Oct republifaniihe
mahl5ettel.
SbInS oes 0onpents.

Sret Wttnute1 na6 GIt e%r0ttnete am
Weontag Der 8oriibenoe @ltee bic Stbung.
9en. Mrt6ur @bmaro bon Gbtcago Ipra1
6as @ebet.
Souiton aus 8trginien tpiini6te ben Qnz
trao 3u itellen, 0aB Ser GonDent bel6lteBet
m09e, feline Nbftimmltng itber etne Ber1olt>
Ii6feit 3usulaIien, pelde nt6t ~oronungS>
m4Biq 0pm @onpett ais Gan0toat auf9ez
felt iporben iei. Der 8orftBer mics 0telen
Qntra9 als ELECTROMAGNETIC 3uritd;
Der. etn3i0e @~egenftano auf Der Sagesoro>
nlng Jet Nb1tinntlng.
8outelle bon Wfaine tpinl6te ette per-
i6nlibe 8emerfung MAIDEN gu 6trfen, tpo3I
ibm Der 8oriiber baS Wort CAB. ST lprad:
SelbIt Der S6ein lit mir peinli6, 0dB
i9 nit Ser Delegation bon Der pactiti4er
&TIte, tpel6e nit 10 tiefer 9erebrung fir
ben groBen BarteifIbrer, beifen 8ainer t6
10 lange treu uno manthaft gefol9t bin,
bierDer gefommen itnb, in. Wtoeripr16
fte6e. SD tpiir6e ser GrflGrung, bic t6
.abqeben min, eini9e 8emerfungen Dorals=
l6iden, tpin aber babon abitehen. gdht
giner Der bier gum Gonpent 8erlan1melten,
nidt @tner in bieier groBarttgen 8erlammz
lung bat bariiGer ben %gertng1ten !Stuettel,
mo- Bic 3uneigung, bic @rgebenbeit un0 Die
Sreue Der 6epublifaner non O2aine ibr 53tel
bat uno~ INNER baben tptr6. ,&etrter Der
9elegaten mtrb be3petfelu, 6oB i'd nit
9r0Btem Beoauern ben mir getDoroeltelt
9luftrag %erfiiIe; i6 erfine lebi9li6 uetne
Bfli6t als Der 8ertreter Der Delegation BON
WtQine, tnbem i6 Sbnen folgenbe mir 5us
g~egnngenen 0epei6en ~berleie.a
6ter erbob it'd Elm grocer 9Grm auf ben
NInIIorfa1 NOV SHNAoE1 SAnftf HtArHff1of Hnfnrf
unterbriidt tpurbe; er 6rpbte, i'm Sale eiz
mel. BieoerbOl1ng Die itrengiten WfqBregeln
1ttSlltDer1oe1t. --
8outeGe perlas oann foIgenbe 0epei6en {:
@btnburg, "a. Stunt. On goute1e un0
WfanleD in Gbicago. @riu6en Sic oae
meme Srel1nbe re6t 6ringenb, metnem 4sas
riier 8riefe 8ea6tung gu i6enfen. San1es
g. Blaine.
0ieie 0epei6e babe i6 seffern M6eub
%empfangen, Die folgenbe 6eute Morgen.
G6inburg, "a. Stunt. Sd CLAUDE Elm
9te9t Sl baben, BON netnen Sreun0en &itdz
ft6t auf metne @iini6e, feline Stimme fir
mild abSueeben, gu %Derlangen. Ser
Dffentli6en Sic gefdQtgit Dtele uno bic Dors
aus9e9atgene 0epei6e. Santes 81. Blaine,
Die fedfte abfimmune.
Gad6em Der 8eifda unb Die 8erpirrung,
tpel9e bur6 bteie 9epeiden beranlaBt wurz
BEN, gu @nbe iparen, i9ritt Ser gonbent CUR
ie6iten N%6ittmmung. @s perGtef QlIes
glatt, bis Sorater bic 4 Stimmen 0bto's
fir SHERMAN abigail. Gin 0elegat erbob
biergegen @tnipra6e. Sorafer unb anoere
Wttt9lieber Der Delegation iu6ten ben 8tz
beriprede1oen umSuitimmen - pergebenS.
S. 8. 2udep itan6 auf CAB ietnen gtamen
an uno foroerte namentli6e MbIttmmung,
6ieielbe ergab 45 Stimmen fir S6erman
un6 bic Qudep's fir 9arriion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Jene to6tltde 6etseIl

9~ubertuI0ie G6winoiu9t lit einfa9 eirt
onoerer 9tante fir gunsenifropbeln = bic
ottipe unb 9efGbrli9e @%nt1pifeluu9 zines
@iftitofies I'M Glute. Sie 9roBen blttreini=
9enoen, botanii6en BrinSipien, bic in Or.
Yterce'S Golden Medical Discovery entz
balten iinO, iesen bieiel6e ipe3ieu in ben
Stanb, boS 8lut gu reint9en nno Der Stlz
oun9 pom @el6wiren in ben Qrnget uno
Sauttraufbeiten unD 56marem weroen ebert
faqs babur6 tlrirt. Sn alen apotbeten gu
haben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Smipnme Mdtner.

rpeIbe ibre poqe Monnesfraft ltu6 Glditi5itd.
oes @etites wieoer 3u erlangen wiinl6en, err
baIten uuent9eleli6 Mlsfun5t Iber. elm
tteaeS GetlOcrfaDren, wel9es i6 bis
ieBt in ieoem einselnen Sale 9lansenD be-
I piII4at bat Se0.r H ieIa s5dsnf4 S Sf,tl f gH% ne 9if
aorsiiire e'S gsr Fri su sit,ste 1 sispe,t'
faru, 15 8. SnmitOn str+, Ntelu0ort.
%. a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Ourb 3ufdu erfboffen.

Otto Suit, Elm in Nter. 8oom's Gtiens
toaQrenbanolung, $50. l59 .. Chicago
Npe., beihGftigter, 16ejG6yiger Singing,
mar bort 9onneritag nit Dem 2aOen zines
Geootuers bei6dftigt, als berieIbe it6 unperz
iebens entluo ullo tbn Die &u9el III ber
Munb fubr. Der Inglidlt1e itarb balo
barauf. Seine @ltern tuobnen in Ga 8orte,
Sen0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Gin MatA fir sQfattcr.

Wtrs. Mtnslow's rSootbing
Sprnp" ioute beitdnbis beim Climber. 3o6s
men sebrau9t lperoen. Gr beldnjti9t bas
8tto, ermei6t bas 3abufleii6, linoert auen
S9mel3, turlrt Wiuo=8Dlif, unb lit oas bette
gflttel 9e9en Diarrb0e. SIniunoarpalSis
@euts Die fIaide.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02

Cine Gn3obl pra6tpouer Tormen = rei3es
SarmIdnb nit @alb, pOr8ii9lid be6aut, gut
um5Glnt un0 unt9eben nit ~fantoien Obitz
9arten, iorpie pra6tpolen @ebduben limb
81 nieort9en Yreiie1 3u p%erfaufen. ($15 bis
$50 per Ncre) uuo in mGBi9en Staten.
Spre6t Iofort Dor bel Sreberifie Ell q Co.,
geo. 1Sl WaibuIgtoniroBe, Chicago.
tp6bolu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Greebni6 DER Z. 2lbfimmnns:
Die adte N%bft:mmuna.

Die 9tnfin6isung 6en6erion's bon Soma,
baB CT QQtion's Ganbibatur 3urid3ie6e,
erregte 9rpBes Nufieben. Senberion erflGrte
in after &iir3e, er oanfe Senator Qution's
SreunOen fir ,ibre l1nteritiibung un6 3iebe
in NQiiOn'sc 4uftrag; ietne Belperbung
5uriid.
SIS 5eiste fi6 iofort, 6aB Ser miion'i6e
Qlnbang it6 9arrtion unb nibt SHERMAN,
nte belien 6reunoe INT Weprgen bebauptet
batten, aupenben tpiir0e.
8. q b It INN Nc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02

,cSnteinem ouberen meoi5intl9en QSrdparat
ltn6 Die Reiultate tief etn9ebenben Stubiums
lIhb itreng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sori6lu9 10 unz
llnterbro6ett ulb nit 10 enti6ieoenem Sort
i6ritte per1paupt lporoen wie in Aper's Sar=
iopariua. Sic itebt oben Ill auf Der Cite
aler wirtli9 wiileni9attli6en 9rdpardte fir
Q0e ~Slutfranfbeiteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
,Grsebni6 DER o. 2%1bfimmune:
Die fiebente 2~lbftimmune.

Ser Nufruf fiir 6ie iiebente N6itimmu11g
purbe nun %be9onnen. QlS Galtfornien
auf9erufen wurbe, CAB 6apmonb 16 Stimz
men fir 6arrtion ab. Oariiber groBe @rz
regung. Sage perlangte namentli6e OBJ
ittmmung, bic erfolgte unb Is Stimmelt
fir 9arrtion unb Die Cages fir NIger
ereab. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Bag@ g~2e1tnato Saae 1T Gttrona..

Die unter ieiemS ttel i'm ,@eIten" peroffentz
lidten irtterehanten 8eiiel9tloerungen bes
Srn. @afDington SEEING itno, etnem pieIz
fo9 9eGuBerten @lnI6e 5ufolge, in elmer
banernbersn Sorm ais Bud eri6ienen, bas
tir ben btatgen greis DOn so Gents in Der
Sfftce Der rSa. StaatSsettun9~ unb 6ur6
llnlere Qgenten at baben tit. gu BrGtnien
bere6tigte 9eier 6es y@o6enblatts" ooer
oes DQSe1tenS" f0nnen oas 8u6 an Steue
elmer anoerer BrGmie 6e4ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Staot Chicago.

Ser 0emeral 9l9ettt @err @er=
ttntttt Ste6I6miot beit6t Die
Gtaaten gSisc CO Min, WttnneiOta u.
Wti6t9att. ,.
Serr Grnf 8ettttttt9Donen, Gpe=
5ial=GOrrcfpOnOett mo N9ettt, Den
Gtaat WebtASfa.
&err Sratts ottO Die staaten
SHtnotS Mn0 SOtun+ ..l
Serr @SttarO 8rtrtDOT Sen Gtaat
WSiGt9an4
Serr 8. s. Costing Die staatem
SatttotS unto Mtscotfttt+
&ert SbeO. SO. 8eGntatttt Den
Stant SnOtatta. , ,
@err Gr9et Ro16er9 oen staat
SGimots.
SEER ST. 9DetI ole staatem &attz
fas atto WtiHottrt. :.
@err S1trt s@m4leniee Set Staat
SAimOis-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
Grsebni6 Der 8. 2lbfimmnno:

9as @rgebniB tpurbe nit groBem 8eifaQ
aufgenommen, bic gauge 8erlammluna mar
9uf ben SiiBen unb idrie bis iue nt6t mebr
fonnte. Sine Der Gonpentsbeamten iteIte
1t6 neben benz Stubl oes 8oritBenben auf
uno entfaltete eth 8anner nit benz 8iloniB
9arriion's. Die Oamen auf ben @aQerie1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
WnFnrin.}

Eoforia be;It Kolif, RortIcibiefeit,
ma9enfdure, Durdfan, 2tnffo6en,
Oerleibt sefunoen salaf uro Rilft Der
D%eroauun9,
ORne f4doliae meoi3inirutt9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
TIT

Cafeteria ta DIR. saatuel %itdsra arsast fir 9amchngs aas
8sansr. Sic sntAaGt .peasr Gptnn, Sstarpbfas nndJ aaners
marhattfare statfe. gte tE eim Wmdaaitbfs GrTah Far Yars-
unrtr, cranfem, saualimss-egrup nnn GaEnral. shs fantedst
mt. oa hitrut fir lie SreiEfs gabre Iamesr GehTamdr nma 2NE-
ltaaeu NaaHsrn. GaGasta tGstss Hte 99arnnsr. Gaaprie III Hea
H1mfuerraIheuu;tts fir ataaer-nsr 5am&ter Grsnmn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-02
.GnHnrtn.

nCoiforia 1T fir Kinder 70 gut oeets.
net, oa6 i'd es fir etwos por5dslideres
ais ir9eno cine mir befennte 2lr3nei en-.
pfehie." 8. 3. Arascr, ri. d.,
III 50. OgforO St, 8rooflYn, u. y.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11
Fa st Walking Horses.

Profits are small ON the farm aud all
waste must be prevented TO make both
ends meet. Waste Of time i, one Of the
things To be looked af,or as closely a.
anything else, and with it the Mind Of
horses that are kept has considerable To
do. Compare the distance Travelled in a
day by u strong, sturdy, fast walking
team with that which II SLOW, creeping
team will travel, and The difference Will
be surprising. II this difference Of DAY
or so is noticeable, what must that Of u
year or the average lifetime of a horse
be? If the slow te III pulls Il piow or
draws load but - miles per day while
the other covers - miles with aS tile
fatigue it is easy to calculate what the
difference would bc in n year, and how
long it would take to gain whole year +,
time by using the active instead of the
slothful horses As the most of the farm
work is done at the walking gait, it is
then the duty of farmers TO look after the
WALKING qualities of the horses he breeds,
rs much as it is for those who breed fast
horses To look after the speed producing
qualities of the horses they rear. While
much depends upon the training of Il
horse rs to wi ther he is IA fast walker
or not there is great dead in breeding.
Some horses are naturally fast walkers,
and like natural fas; trotters or PAGERS,
can stand to work at their natural gait
must better than those which acquired
the habi. of walking fast by being push
cd. Active, energetic horses, with an
inclination for getting over the ground
with a strong, square walks, will be more
apt to produce colts that will be "A success
in this direction, than clumsy horses
with sleepy dispositions, and these points
should be considered when selecting fOI
breeding purposes.-I Agricultural Ga
| zette. lEngIand.l
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11
MISCELLANY.

The Interstate Commerce Bill Commissioner
should prevent the car stove from riding dead
head.
Hotc's Your Baok' Hop Pidsters cure weak
back rheumatism and strengthens tired parts.
ale gave me some pointers" said the tramp
of the farmer, "Ile iabbed me with pitch
fork"
Seymour Thatcher, VI. d., of llermon n. Y,
says WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY cures
"A cough by looscning and cleansing the lungs
and alaying irritation, thus removing the cause
instead of drying up the cough and leaving the
cause behind.
The rich man ride to his business, when he
might walk, because he can get there quicker
He will also get to his grave quicker.
Time and tabor saved by the use Of PYLE'S
PEARL1NE. Sold by grocers everywhere, but
be sure you are not imposed on by the vile imi-
tations in the market.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11
Quaker Marriages,

All Quaker marriages being regarded a.
n religious ccremony-indeed, courtship
| betrothal, permission and final marriage
itself being regarded wholly AS a matter
| of religious progression to the very grave
and sacred consumation of welded life
whether they occur in the meeting house
or at some home, the wedding must inyar-
iably be solemnzed at meeting" and
must partake of all the 'Inecting' $ silence
and sacred character. The regular month
ly meeting" preceding the marriage APP
points friends of each sex to have its gen
era oversight. Headed by one brides
maid and groomsmln, the prm and sober
procession enters the meeting forming
in lines through which pass the bride and
groom to the as prim chairs in which they
are seated. At one side are gathered the
parents and venerable grandparents, and
at the other venerable group of olden
fo k and "friends in the ministry" But
all the tbrong of silent tluakers are stand
ing, save the bridal couple
Then follows silence such as may on
ly known among these people This con-
tlnues until 1t is the pleasure of the bride
and groom to break it. Finally they arise
Facing each other and with right hands
clasped the man repeats only these simple
words: 'ln the presence of the Lord
and these our friends take thee (here
naming he bride) to be my wife, promis-
ing, with Divine assistance to be unto
thee loving and faithful husband until
death shall separate us. Then the wo-
man makes precisely the same declaration
changing only the word husband for wife
and the two are one After another
impressive period of silence groomsmen
bring forward small table. Upon this
certificate of marriage to which the hus-
band and wife attach their names, and
following these are usually placed the sig
nature of nearly every friend at the
meeting" This is the entire ceremony,
and after simple feast, and congratula-
'ions the cOuDle proceed to their home
and begin life together, apparently As III
conscious of tremendous change as
though blended life or half century
had preceded their wedding day
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11
Grand Special
Announcement "A!
OF TIE
Atkinson
House
Furnishing
Company.
of Portland, Bangor, Rockland,
Biddeford and Auburn to the
people Of Maine. Winter
prices shall be the
order Of the day,
AND IF YOU WANT
A Carpet Chamber Set, a Parlor Suite
sldahoarl, an Extension Table, a Din
ner Set, Range, Parlcr Stoves, Easy
Chair Lounge Hanging Lamp
Folding Bed, Feather Bed
Drapary Curtain,

or any other kind Of House Furnish
ingS, there is no place in America
where you can get any better goods
or lower prices.
Our Carpets have been selected
with great care, after personal ex-
animation, and we know when we
guarantee these goods that they are
all right, and are, besides, the very
latest patterns in the market. We
buy them AS low as the party who
sells to other dealers. In other
words We are in just as good a pc
>ition TO Wholesale Carpets as any
johber IN the country. Knowing
these facts is there amy reason why
We should not be able to sell you a
inst class quality OF carpeting a
little lower than smaller dealers /?
Eat that Is not all; by handling
such enormous quantities of Car
pets, We have always the newest
and latest patterns to select from
N all the different grades.
Our prices on these goods will
run as follows:
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11
One Hundred Dollars in G()|(I,

For three have offered premiums payable gold
for the best results from the sherdan Powder make hens
lay These have become popular among people
keep hens that offer still larger this year We will
hundred dollars gold separate premiums
tie four best results from eight weeks trial Of Shedans Powder
make hens The follows: Dollars
Tor first best result Itrenyrc Dollars for the second Fifteen
Dollars for third and Ten Dollars for fourth best result
OF who completes premium
she following letter from party who did take Premium last
shows that make by the Scrans
ower from increase of Alone if they do not
3nium:
SOUTH WALDoBORo, MAINE.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11

according directions and continued until January a. The first week
fifth % sixth a5 seventh $50 and the eighth io 1850 dozen
for the eight weeks Yours truly, q. y. NiNCHENnttH.
April
T.. t,lSNtR j. l..
At the price Of fresh son the sixty hers
laid SCI so worth of during the eight weeks tra'
Sheridans Powder make hens sold by mari all druggists
and general storckeepes; fer in will sen
postpaid address, packs of the Powder five
Or for SI.20 will send large 81 pound e, Powder stag
prepaid Six $500 prepaid 10 any
express office in United States. l. s. JOHNSON Co,
90 Custom House st, Boston, Mass
We wH send full particulars by mail any address, free.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11

Omaha employer ADMINISTRATIONS
Mr. DE Goode drink" Confidential clerk
Mot drop" lie has been two
hours late for three mornings, and he
looks rs if he had been on Il terrible
spree" Its all right. On Christmas he
gave his boy Il drum
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11

For worn-out," rundown" dehi litated
school teachers, mllincrs, seamstrcsses, house
keepers, and ovcr-worked women generally,
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the best
OF nll restorative tonics 1t is not Il "Curc-ail,'
but admirably fulhlls Il singlencss of purpose,
being most potent Specific for all those
Chronic Weaknesses and Diseases peculiar to
women. 1t is n powerful, general as web as
uterine, tonic and nervinc and imparts vigor
and strength to the whole system. II promptly
cures weakness of stomach, indigestion, bloat-
ing, weak back, nervous prostration, debility
and sleeplessness, In either sex. Favorite Pro
scription Is sold by druggists under our post
the guarantee. See wrapper around hottie
Price $1.OO, or six bottles for $500
A large treatise on Diseases of Women, pro
fusely illustrated with colored plates and MI
Incrorls wood-cuts, sent for 10 cents in stamps
Addres-, WORLDS DIsPENsARY MBr ICAI
ASSOCIATION, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
SICK HEADACHE, Bilious Headacha
and Constipation, promptly cured by
DIR. Pierce's Pellets. 25c. vial,
by druggists.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken ofyour
rest by sick child suffering and crying ;GTl
pain of cutting teeth II 50, send at once and
get a bottle of Mis-. WINsLow's SoorIuyo
SfRur ron CHILDREN TrEruING. Its value is
incalculable. 1t viii relieve tho poor little suffer
immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake aboutit. 1t cures dissentery and
diarhoea, regulates the stomach and b3vels
cures wind collie, s0ftens the gums, reduces in
Illumination, and gives tone and energy tn the
whole system. Mus. WlNSLoow's SoorufvG
SYRrr r9A CnIIplI:N's TEEN j. plcasantto tbc
taste aud is the prescription Of one Of the Oldest
and best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale BY all druuo;s,s
hroughout,hc world. Price &c bottle, of3iI
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11

of humor, wit, and honesty could save
from the Ills flesh is heir to, what Il good
price they'd bring in the market Well,
twenty-five cents will buy Il good panacca
Salvation Oil, Il certain cure.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11
Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Positively
Cured by administering Dr. Haines'
Golden Specific,

u can be wen IN a Cupuf cplfce or tea with
oul thS knowledge OF the person takingit; IS
absolutely harmless aud viii eiirct pcrfia-
nehl and speedy cure. whether the patient IL a
dunu'ilC dlnkei or an 5Irnhur wreck
Thousands oi drnk;trds have been made tenn
fefalt men Win have taken Golden Specific
IN thclr coffee without their Knowledge. and
tn-daN GtiicEe they quit drinking ri their own
free VIII IT MEYER FAILS TIN system
once tmprcguated with the Specific it becomes
an utter ilhpossDllity for The liquor appetite 10
sNist. FOR i@l particulars address GOLDEN
efECIFIC CO, lS5 Race st. cincinnati. O.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11

The number of horses on Maine farms
was estimated at 2,09i by the agricutn-
raj statistician of the Department of Ag-
rculture, February, 1881 and the aver
age price SIS 60. This gives a total val
ne of 81, lG7 $50. OF course in this re-
port the highest standard is low, and the
immense number of poor horses reduces
the average to these figures While it is
true that we have individual animals that
would sell for more than could he realiz-
ed for fifty or even one hundred of the
inferior class, yet they enter in to make
Up the number and reduce the average.
In, fact, they are Il load to be carried by
the breeders, and hence it becomes a mat.
ter of Importance to every one to do
what he can towards wedding out this
other class and substituting something
better. For this reason some refuse to
accept calls for service on brood mares
that are diseased and liable to transmit
the same to their offspring, and their re-
fuSal is not only justiilable, but neccss-
a'y, in order to check the tendency to use
such mares, after they are worthless for
all other purposes. TO this position we
must all come and then the success of
horse breeding in Maine can hardly be
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11
FACTS YOU CAN BET ON.

That the eldest ard largest tobacco factory in tia
auOrla is in Jersey lily, N. J.
That this factory makes the popular and world
famed Climax Plug, the acknowledged stand
ard for frst-class chewing tobacco.
That this factory was established as long ago SIS
100.
That last year 1850 it made and sold the enormous
quantity of 27,0ss,aSo lbs. or fourteen thou
sand tons OF tobacco.
That this more than one-seventh of all the to-
bacco made in the United States notwith-
standing that there were 600 factories work.
That In the last years this factory has helped
support the United States Government to the
, extent of over Forty-four million seven hun
bred thousand dollars (S44,7oo,ooo.oo) paid
into the U. S. Treasury in Internal Revenue
Taxes.
That the payroll of this factory is about rooo-
10000 per year or Sao,ooo.oo per week.
That this factory employs about $500 operatives.
That this factory makes such wonderfully good
chew in Climax Plug that many other factories
have tried to initiate it in vain, and in despair
now try to attract custom by offering larger
pieces of inferior goods for the same price.
That this factory nevertheless continues increase
it, business every year.
That this factory belongs to and is operated by
Your, very truly,
P. LORILLARD 4 On
The Somerset reporter., 1888-01-11

At dinner party in Boston a young man
who was wishing from the West was asked if he
was fond Of cthnology. "Weil, YES, he replied
MINT"