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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-01
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hook to the Bible. Introduction BY De Witt Tai.
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territory write h. W. G0wELL, Richmond, Maine
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-01

NoN< that are fretful. reevish,
cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Tee,hing Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 90 cents. Sold By
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-01
HHsXEsYSESYJIxIJ1I13

Have Won Cough Rronchitis Asthma lndirpst,on m.
PARSER'i CinCeR Toislc without delay il
has cured many u ie worst und II rrradv
for all affections OF the throat and lcnrs and dscss
arising from impure blood and exhaustion The fesIs
and sick strl, t.E against disease and slowly trns
10 the grave, W in many recover their heathb
the timely OF Parker Ginger Tonic but DELAY isd,S
gcrous IA - 1t in time IL is inValulh'e for All nai,s
and disorders of omacb and bowels. Goa at prucriss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-01

ftfa"f- n S7FEHI.T III II ] N1VIIdTN " VNTED
in ever, TOW Ia >nil these ,gIrs. VI not sold IA
town send - . f. p sample ben 20 the iruprl,on
HOW AID y. SptRH S CO., Hostug Mass
spr,td&wiw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-18
san DiEt.O



SAN DtGo, CA. Jan ~ ,ss
Editor Mulloou. Our,,. r.l..,.i
SIR: Thinking tb,u t,o.
from this much adyort,',d ,,1ss
would not couc .aniss,,.tt,
OF your valuable sheet. w3ll ,jrn
voua glimpse Of what stw aud ON
deaVor 90 portray hone, lv what .ort
IF country it really is
have been hCro ,Lmo.t ,,.,,
months, have visited nearly NH tbn
points W thin a long distance ~ ~,
city, and concluded TINT If il not
what il ia cracked up to no Or.
course there is no snow hero and ma
snu shines beautifully for a fo,v horr,
during the day and they ara ynrv
fcW---aDd tails by large m4inr.tr ~
make up for the many hours that Tho
fog hangs over the city. The mali
ria Is so thick thst il eau be emf
with knife. The city is lail ont into
the back hills for something like
NeF'n MUGS. and from there to Los
Aug solid block of towu-sito,
--on paper--lu which lots sell from
Sl'o TO $1,000. Conversing wi h a
prominent reel estate man the other
day, the permaneucy of San Diego
was brought up when he at once b,
gan about the excellent harbor aud
tae sublime cllmat "a standing COM
modify 1t took just two minutes to
settle hlm on the climate question
by refreshing his mind rs TO the mum
Der OF funerals last Sunday and in
wiling him sround to the undef-
takers establishment TO find out the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-18
COFFEE.

ALyEsrON, Feb. F.-Codre quiet, NC .ow-
sMholesa'e groCers quoted good ordinary,
.falr ~ lfne, 22}.; choice, 2OnG2l (;
berry. y; government Java. 26h,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-18

sew ORLEANS corroy y,..,..
Futures opened steady c,,,,.., "'''
ITO ; points lower ''o''''s barely e. !
snles. lN-n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-18

TOrchon laces I'm all widths and
qualities at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-18

.ptupa,r.o7 ,.p .Io p."",.- .'..''. p ,,... -,
t-' scar In III mat rial business for II
,,t.cb..ur t.uutfil ,ta., j. isnl.h5. J"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12
-Four Donts

Don't adop. the common habit ~ ciil-
ing everything funny that chanoes to be
a little ODD OF strange Funny can only
be- rightly usel when the e5maal is
meant
Don't use mad fr angry. Tas has
been denogneef a. peculiarly au Amer
icsnism, and Il j. an Amerirauism .o Tar
as current usage goes, but the s0ri il
employed ia this sense ia the New rasta-
meHt. II is occasionally f0uad in Old
English authors.
Don't say blame itou him,- bnt SIM
ply "biaHe him. The fntflno j. com-
mon among the edurafei
Don't use'got whereit isn' s necessary. I
nave got an umbrella &c j. a common
fora Of speech. bat glt here IS ueedless.
and it Is FAR from a pleasing vord.
have a book, not 4 have r0f q book
and 80 10 al similar cases-I9r5s Baal-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12
A New Lincoln Story.

A gentleman from the west tells this
story Of Abe Lincoln, which if not new,
is certainly by no means hackneyed. The
gentleman came from the section in which
Abe and Douglas were conspicuous tig-
ures in the past, and the story he tells
relates to decision made by Mr. Lincoln
as to the proper length of a mans leg. As
the story goes, Douglas and a Mr. Love
JOY were at one Of the haunis in the vii
Iage where they used TO meet for news
and gossip, and while there Abe Lin
coin came in aud sat down, disposing Of
his lengthy limbs in i somewhat awk-
ward manner They saw bin coming in.
and Immediately began a conversation in
regard 70 the proper lingth Of a mans
leg.
Now says Loveioy, Abss legs are
Altogether too long, and yours, Douglas.
think, are a little short. let's ask Abe
what he thinks OF It."
The conversation had been carried on
With a view 70 Lincoln's 0yerhearins u,
and they closed it by saying
Abe, what DO you think about it ?'
Mr. Lincoln bad far-away look as he
sat with one leg twisted around the
other, but he responded 10 the ques-
ton
Think Of what p
Why, we've been talking about the
proper length Of a mans leg. We think
yours are too long and Douglas too short,
and we'd ike to know what you think Is
the proper length
WeIl,r said Mr. Lincoln. that's n
matter that I've never gwen any thought
to. so Of course may be mistaken, but
my first impression Is that a mans leg
ought TO be long enough to reach from
hiz holy fo fht. s-rorrd -
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Second thoughts.

A sober second thought is sometimes
better than the first instructive prompt
ing and then again IL Is not II the
prompting IS in the direction Of wrong
doing. of personal indulgence. Of look
ing ont for ones sell. or withholding help
or cheer or sympathy from one who Is
in need. then, indeed, it Is better TO wait
for and follow the sober second thought.
But If, on she other hand che prompting
j. in the direction of well-.l0inr. ~ GER
erous action. Of hearty expression of
personal sympathy with one whose ease
seems % call for it. or Of 0utspoken COM
meniatien or praise or admiration to-
ward one who commands affection and
honor and con6isncc-theu there j. ua
place or time for sober second thoueht
until after the good prompting has becn
followed ont Those who want tG 10
wrong. when they know they ought 81 10
right, are likely o. be lile zainers by s,-
Der sec0nd thoughts Those who want
70 DO right and are afraid they may DO
wrong, would, as a rule, do betterto trust
their first impulses than their deliberate
judgments Sober secoad th0ugbt have
done great deal Of rloi and a great
deal of harm in the ror'i. They have
kept the evii-di-posed from yielding %
temptation ia the line of weakness. 81
folly, or Of sin. And again they have
kept the weii-lisposei from following
their hearty and generous impu.-ss iH the
direction n kindly speech and condgrt.
ani Of timely sympathy and help. Rare
ly is it the ease that an imp1i-e O. speak
or 70 write .o another 10 tenderness. In
gratitude, 10 Animation. OF ia tustfll
confidence, is uot safer and better than
the Conclusions or -ober second th1urht
on the subject. Sober second thought
sometimss gives the devil theoae Chance
he wants in the premises acirtuee which
ought Cos 90 be- allowed hiuL
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1889.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

Hupo's Wtstly hasa well established place
as tAe leading Illustrated newspaper in Amer
ica. The fairness o. its editorial comments
sQect and conhd1uce Of al impartial readers.
and tie variety and excellence cfit- literary
contents which include serial aud short sto-
rics by PIT best aiid most uopu.ar writers. fiji
il ~ tie perusai OF people Of the wids st
range Of TASTES and pursuits Sgppierne1 y
are Frequently provided and 30 expensa IS
snaral 20 bring the hishssf order Of artistic
ability 10 bear upon the illustration Of the
changsiul phases Of home and foreign his
tory 4 pew work OF fiction from the pen
of William Dean Hovells. and one ~ Capt
Charlie King Will h. among the leading
features of the WEEKLy Tor lSS9.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12
Theory and Praenca

Heliow. Fake. wbaf are voH driving
at ?" Questioned an Old acquaintance on
dnding Fake standing upon the corner
counting handfui ~ pennies
am trying 10 figure out hew ! am
going 70 ger my winter sait out 90 pawn.
returned Fake.
SUIT out q pawn Why. I thought
you masie barrel of money last sumner
while iec;uring around the country.
You did, eh ? Well. sou are misias-
en-. my dear fellow; 7 .iil notmaka q bar
rel of msney, not even a buush0lc n
money"
What was the subject Of your lee
ture q
How 70 Get Rich
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Tie Volumes OF the BszAR h4gin with the
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% time Is mentioned. subscriptions VIII be-
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FIRE u eEpeflse. provided ihe freight DOES net
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A8anss
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Do Not ThInk for a aMoment.

that catarrh viii in time wear out. The
theory Is false men try 70 believe it be-
cause it would be pleasant if true, but it
Is not, as al know. Do not let an accute
attack Of cold in the head remain unsub-
dued. It isliabie - develop into catarrh-
You can rid yourself of the cold and
avoid all chance Of catarrh by using DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. If already al
tlieted rid yourself Of this troublesome
disease speedily by the same means At
an druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12
SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES
BlESEKER & SNYDER.
FALL 1888 . WINTER,

Black andColored silks. velve is an
lusbes.
Pine imported Wooden Dress Goods in
Colors and Black.
Broad Cloths. 50 inches wide, al 81 90
to s. IS yard.
Wool Henriettas. at 50 cents to 81 50
per yard.
Plaid Stripes, Mixtures and fancies. ali
wool so inch suiting cloth, 60 cents per
yard.
Complete assortment Of Winter Ho-
siery, Underwear, Gloves. Laees. Em-
broideries, Millinery and Ribbons. Zeph-
yrs and Yarns, Embroidery silks Dress
Trimmings, BFsaids and Buttons, ']orsets.
Muslin UnderN ear, Lace Curtains. P5rti-
eres. Blankets, Flannels, Table Anens,
sheetings and Nlusiins.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12
TALKING IN SLANG.

She was Boston maid Of high degree.
With eyes that shoneI ike incandescenS lights
Aud just such pouiing lips as seem 10 me
The kiss invites.
I met her on the Commons grassy sod.
Near where the fountain plays in squirtive
mooi;
She stood reflective while plastic wad
Ofgam she ehewed.
s. It does one good 10 SEX his spot. said
o When weary aftbe cisy's hup and buzz
She CEASED her wake past.me 10 reply
Thats what it dos
g. This sylvan spot, then softly averred,
The foot Of man seems almost 70 dsliie."
Her voice came, sweet as notes OF Woodland
bird
wsI. Tshould smile
- The balnay breezes whispering overhead
With such enchanting sof,nsss kiss The brow
In tones Of liquid melody she sad
You're shoutin' now.
" Ard have you noticed. fair one, how each
bird
seems here TO choose it sResa'st vocal gem ,
dwell in rapture on her every word
I'm onto them
= And nov the leaves like moving emeralds
When in response TO the sweet breeze they
shake
Her voice came soft as echo frora dream !:
They take the cake
Dost wander often to a sylvan SPA,
The dreamy sense Of qaietade 10 seek ~
soft pHrled her answer e Well. take trot
Bout once a week.
In converse sweet fingered BY her side,
And felt that there forever could dwell,
Aud as 1 left her after me she cried
So long, old felr
was not captured by her voice 50 rich,
Nor with her lovely face. 50 fresh and young,
Bat With ihesweet dexteriiy with which
Her slang she slung.
~ I clipper.
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1889.
Harper's Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED.

IEfrirrs Ba-u viii continue 70 maintain
its reputation as an uneqaalet family jour
nal It's art illustrations anc of the highest
order. its literature + ef the choicest kind
ard q Fashion and Household Departments
OF The most Practical and economical eharac-
ter. It's pattern sheet supplements and FASH
ion-pl1ie alone viii save is readers
ten times the oost Of Subscription. and its ar
ticlcs on decorative art, sOcial etiquette.
aou-eksepiue o1okery. etc. make II indie
sIeusabie 70 every household. It's bright
sherI stories and timely essays are among
the hes, published AMI not Inc is admit
ted 80 It's columns that could offend the most
fisstidious taste. Among the attractions Of
the new volume viii he ,erial stories by Mrs.
Frances Bodes0n Burnett, Mr. Alexander
William Black and Thomas Hardy. ard \
series ~ napers On nursery management by
Mrs Christine Terhune Herrick.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12
Minot's Dentifrice

Is the very perfection ofa splendid tooth
preparation, which whitens the teeth.
prevents decay-har,lens the gums, and
sweeieus the breath. The cost is >
cents, and We know It's worth. Try il,
and be convinced. Sold everywhere.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12
1889.
Harper's Magazine.
fl.I.fiSTPATE0
ILLUSTRATED.

Iups's H1Farias E The mosf useful. en-er-
-al1i-E a1l b.-asiiifui periodical il the wprisl
Among the attractions fos lssg will be- new
if1Vel-lu Auarican story emitted Jupiter
Lights -br lonstsnoc + W0sison iiins-
trstioas ~ : aktsptart'> Comelio- by r. A.
AhneF seits 90 arflclcs so Ressia Hlls-
If1te't. hy z t. fhuiafup ralers rn the
ipuiiaian ui ,anaia agd q Characteristic -e-
rial ey IhariIs Dudley Warner threc 'Nor-
wegan Studies By ijoulsijsrae BjanSon.
Illustrated tummoGus- q risfurs-ti uIy
by she aHthor Of Ben-Hnr. illustrated by
J K Wecnriin ere, The Editorial Depart
menis are e8n3leled hy Georse William Cur
- William Dean Howells, ami Charles
Dudley Warner
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JOS. HORNE & cos
PENN ATENUE STORES,
6I3, 6I5. 6I7. 6ls, 62l Penn Ave-,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
v2sssIy
PBGIsTER's NOTICE.

Notice = hereby given "a. al Eersoils eouce n
e a. ie-7lrec> creditors ~ ~ ie-isc. tlfa- tie
following accounts hdge ~ sd register aua that
the sane viii be- presefiesl fa- confirmation agiil
allowance At an 0ruhsra' Court % be held al
sdfnerstf 6H Wesiuc-daf Dec- l.. isss
FIRST snd inai account of 1aculi Tho npsou Il 7
OF Iae8b Berkey Decd
F,sst and 1ual a-cu;snf q james ROs.ers Adnir-
Of Elizabeth RlslEeas i-rs q.
Pint ard ffal account cf Pred affner AdHir- of
VIA. HanIlng decd.
FIrS. and fuAl ae-souax-u[ p T. lattelSon ard
Nasfar St4hl Ex'r OF Jus. q. StahI decd
firss and maj account Il J. B. Jennings ADM.
Of Iayina Htlnl4uEh aesil
First and final aeco1Ek 81 Henry kidner and
EliE@heih kisssr Ex :. Cf Leah kiiz,-ri dec q
Fi-xt account Il r. q Livengoo1 one Of The
Ext of iacoh LiVenEotzs seed
Fsrsi and fiiiai acs-GIf - Jonas l. Anzenr elid
csr11s Ankeuy Asnlr. ana Trustee q isaac An
keny det'd.
First account Of JACOB Kan fnsu and levi
lc.ier IA z. ttf isaac katfsleu fIef-a.
Final aecaunt q Ale2s1&e- Fes lord, ESecutor
81 sarnBel sthhi. dec sas st.
REsIsrs.s OFFICE JACOB D. swASK-
Somerset Sors u Register
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and ont 0f fines and foffeiinnes amount
ing to S5ti SOS g3. only si0l6Is8e vas
collected The President says ~ S4y q
suggestion These facts may furnish an
illustration Of the sentiment which ez-
tensively prevails fhss debt dae. the
Government sioaid csase no msooren-
ieuce to the citizen
10 Fn1rEcr rIE pruEgc tAS1s.
The pubiie lands are an Interest shich
lies close 20 the Presidents breast shich
viii figure in the history CT his Admins
,Iaiion. and he writes Of them with sone
wsrmfh- In reference 10 the dety of
enasting legislation which shall ensre a
fight disposition Of them. he SAYS We
hare no excuse Eorthe violation Of princi-
ples, eugently taught BY reason and sx-
ample, nor for the allowance Of prstexts
which have sometimes exposed our lands
to colossal greed The legislation which
be wants is satdeisntly shown by that
legislation b stop Illegal usurpaiiou.
fraudulent entries, and imProviient
grants. and legislation also 70 adjust the
various grants made 70 States for the re-
cismatioH and improvement Of swamp
trscts.
Another matter which lies close 20 his
heart and viii figure in the history Of bis
administration Is that Of pensions, and
be says ~Iam thoroughly couvinced
that our general pension laws shouiG De-
reyiss,l aad adjusted % meet as Gar as
possible iu the light Of orr experience.
all meFiiorious cases The fact that lo2
different rates Of pensions are paid oul
cannot. in my opininiou. BE made clu-
sisteut with jas,ice o the pensionerort
the Government tie lep'ores -tbe
viciou- prcge,ienss hy shich pensions
ere souellt and obtained. aal. thinks
that if they are toc9ntinue the honorable
name OF veteran wifi become a term for
one who constantly clamlrs f0r the ala
Of the G1vernment.
The President relates .what tie Depart
meut of Agriculture has done iu its deld
toward encouraging huzbindry, compi-
ments it, elS5rts 70 suppress It's great de-
stroyer Of the cattle industry. pieuro-
pncusionia, and predicts great results
from the process u di.flsioa ID the man
uflcture of sorghum sngar
Aproqos ofthe report Of the Commis-
sioners to examine the Pacific rdlways
and look after the investments Of tbeGov-
srnmenti in them. the President saysofthe
propositions of the majority % extend the
time fsr the payment by the co,npanies
ofthe debt TO the Government. that sueh
an extension would be % the advantage
Of the nation. The subject should be
treated as a business proposition. with a
view 10 a fuai realization Of the iniebs-
edness by the Government rather than
aquession to be decided upon preiuIice or
by way Of punishment for previous wrong
doing"
The President c3mmends the measures
proposed by the Commissioners or the
District Of Columbia % re.uiste the liquor
tratlc there. enforce the Observance Of
Sunday insure the proper assessment
and collection Of taxes. and c.oses by say-
ing As public servants we small dl our
duty Neli If we constantly guari che
rectitude Of our intentions. maintain un-
suliied cur love Of country, and with un-
selfish purpose strive Tor the public
good.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year
HARFERS BfGAZINE 500
HdRPERS WEEKLY 100
HfRPERS BAZIR 4o0
HlRPEES T0UNG PBOPLE > 90
h.-.igs Ffse "a s1hscrisir 10 as Uaged sla'ss
Caagaa, ~ NereI.

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al time of receipt 0fOnier
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To ~ inclusive. from June 1850, 10 June s.
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Remittance should De made By Postofice
Money onier or DraG. 20 avoid chanue Of
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Aadrez
H1RPER BROTHERS. Nes Toyk.
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It's only question Of time, and a
short time, too, as TO when your rbeuna-
iism viii yield TO Hoods SarsapariIla
Try il.
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hare been tEoubira with cifarrh
from boyhoo,l. and considered my ca-.-
chronic until about three yeaH aso
procured Ely's Cream Balm. and count
myself sound to-day. al fr0ni The az ~
one bottle. R. Cooley. Hardware Mer-
chant, MoHtrose, Pa.
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ExEoUToR-s NOTICE

BaIsiuore Horough. scniersef county Pa,
letter. iestameufary % the above estate
having been grauict % The undersigned by The
proper Ggthurity ali persons indebted - saisi e.
fafe Ere requested 10 make plyueBt eud those
having claims 10 prs<eus the sane without delay
~ JOHN ~ TOPPER Exeoufar.
ocieL NeW Baltimore. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12

It IS estimated that there are 100000
ragrant dogs in Rome. That is what
makes Rome howl
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REAS IONS
Why Ayers Sarsaparilia is
preferable 10 any other for
the cure Of Blood Diseases.

Because no poisonous or deleteriors
ingredients enter into the collspo sit.on
ot Ayers Sarsapariiia-
Ayers sarsaparilla contaias only
the purest aa,l most effective rcuse,iial
properties.
Ayers sarsaparilia is prepared with
extreme care, skill, and cleanliness.
Ayers srsapariIls Is prescribed by
leading physicians
Ayers Sarsapariila s sor sala
everywhere, and recommended by all
first-oia-ss druggists.
Ayers sarsaparilla is . medicine,
and not q beverage in disguise.
Ayers sarsaparilla never fails %
effect cuse. when persistenily use'i.
according 10 directions
-Aver's'SaFsaparilla is a highly con-
eentrated extract, and therefore tho
most economical Blood Medicine in tie
market
Ayers sarsapariila has had suc-
cessful career of nearly half century.
and was never 50 popular as a. present.
Thousands OF testimonials are on
file from those benefited by the use Of
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
7 ct i CsII
HdRPERS EEEKLY. 81 90
HARPER 5 H4GAZINE..............-.... 90
HARPERS BAzIR-..- .................- 4 90
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12

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