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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-08
New Years Greeting.

At the opening Of q New Year we ex-
tend to ali our rer'iers the compliments
of the season, and wish them all health,
happiness anil prosperity. To secure the
first We know Of no better service We can
render than u commend fiilmore's Aro-
matte vine, the best tonic and vitalizer
for men, women and children ever pro-
duced- For Ia,iies who are suffering
from general debility and diseases Pecul-
lar to their sex, it has no equal For ff-
teen years it has been the standard rem
edy in many localities, and has received
higher endorsement from physicians and
persons who have been benefited by its
Use than any other medicine ever intro
duced.
The Gilmore Remedies are for sale by
Biesecker & snyder, Mammoth Block,
Somerset. Pa.
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Fairy Folks All.

Z Fairyland Is the home of every goblin,
bright or fierce, that ever We heard of
the home, too, of the ogries and dragons,
and enchanted prineesses, and demons,
and k-the-giaDt-kiIlers of all time.
The Brownies belonged there, and wen,
] thither in their worldly finery, when
service was over the gnomes and sna-l-
ny mine-spritcs- the sweet dancing
elves, the f.iries who stole children or
rompcd under the rivers current, or
plagued honest farmers, or tiptoed IT
with torch down a lonesome road
every one there had his country and his
iireside.
A merry tale, and one which is very
wise and pretty IS well. il current in
many Iiterstures Tie Irish version
runs somewhat in this fashion, and the
Spanish and Breton versions are wonder
fully like IT, \ little hunchback, resting
at nightEll in an enchanted neighbor-
hood, hears the fairies from their border
land near By, singing over and over the
names Of the days of the week Aud
sunday. and Monday, ami Tuesday ~
they chorus g And sunday. and Mon
day, and Tuesday The boy thinks It
rather hard that they 30 not know
enough to finish their musical chant
with the names of the remaining days
50, when they pause little, very softly
and tunefully, he adds: 8 And Wednes-
day" The wee folks are delighted |. and
make their chant longer By one strophe ;
and they crowd out in finery from the
I mound, bearing the stranger far down
into its depths where there are the glo-
rious open halls of fairylaad kissing
and praising their friend, and bringing
him the dainticst fruit lips ever tasted !;
and to reward him lastingly, their soft
little hands lift the hump from his back I;
and he runs dancing home, at q wears
end. to aequaint the village with his
happy fortune.
Now another desorIned lad. his neigh
Dor. is raeked with jealousy at the sight
of mis- former friend made straight and
fair; he rushes to the fairy mound, and
sits, Sowing, waiting to hear them be-
gin the magic song. Presently rise the
silver voices = And Sunday, and Mon
day, and Tuesday, and Wednesday, and
Sunday, and Monday and Tuesday, and
Wednesday, whereat the audience
breaks in rudely, right in the middle Of
cadence; And Friday Thea the
gentle elves were wrattful. and swarIned
out upon him, snarIing and striking at
him in scorn: and before he escaped
them they had fastened on his crooked
back, besides his own, the very hump
that had belonged to the first conner. In
the aneciote, a it is given in Picariy,
the isistice-deaIing gobIins are described
as very small and coinely, clad m violet
coiored velvet and wearing hats laden
with peacock plunes. In the japanese
rendering, wen takes the place of the
hump
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Some Foolish People

Allow . cough 70 run until it gets be-
yond the reach Of medicine. They Of
ten say, ~Oh. II viii wear away bat in
most clses Il wears them away Could
they BE- induced to try the surre=sfuI
medicine called kenp's Balsam- which
We sell on a positive guarantee TO cure,
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first desc.
Price 20 ceats and 81. Triai as Jres-
At al. Druggists.
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All the right, titic, interest ana claim o. Eary
A. Miner and A. 4. Al4igr o. 1lililIsl 10 the isl-
lowing sgscfI s-i real estate. Wa That portion Vi
land ists of sr0gili. tJseliler usta i-Ie purd-
suez thereon eretcd situate IL sl salisbury.
somerset toIuty. beginning faqnting 20 fert oll
NC-g salisbury AyCl4-G ou the E-tst Nort1 ly
l4Iils oI Jolu ans.1uCh south uy public ru.iil
ir4dinz frll ssl mil 10 del0G aiia ais;i.-
ding n ~ t0 Il4c boundary oi lie s ui john
l.usqlcA
No :, Beginning al southwest Garner of bot Of
MARY 4. Aliieg, tbeilcc &urth along tae line ut
Mary 4 Mlller a ieel Iaore OF les 10 a corner of
sai,l lot thence . l,tt iiore OF loss TO iue ei tne
rsserl t4lou % TAe salisbury r1lilfs.sd t,iIee i
SAID reservation s1gthNe est - feel thence spl.t-
west fcei more or ltss 10 place of beginning
NU. = irlci IL E4giteA loWAs1lp culniy a.ld
state Aforesaid, beginning al !. stone curuer uf
samuel >cnruck leu,en krelctilssaii, isicligr-
~ L ,snC y AuiieFsierEGf- Oa INC Of heii7y Gus
lgrfnau. heiler SHOWN d0nn tEary tneltce py
said kr.ffnilla LrA.,S NortG -, aes,rets East
l.iE Frgcles % p.et hear 0ia tsFee mad thence
flrtien the Ur4sn.ll samuel >ciin9ek tract North
81. degrees. last a. Peiches 70 posi- tlleI.ce
through salic sulllE % degrees, E-lst ~ leFeiits
10 ,losl GA line lgalel jaaioa, t.Ience 0y Land
Oi sad JOHNSON -0uth = gegregs. AcsE l. Es-r-
cLes 90 a birch drec. thence By iuni 0f Hell1y
tsutlernal, formerly J0hn tilary worth = de
gTprs, West lOu perrAes 70 place OF 'eg siIising
containing -6 acres and - pcrches strict measure
beng part ~ tract oi lHl conveyed - : -cnrock
lg Adam DocnsEeiler by ,ietss dacG "a Aprl. 20,
a4d reco dad ga the oilce for recUrilng deetis IL
and Tor said county ian september los Volume
~. page SO.
laken Ia execution a. the property OF Mary A
Miller aud A A Miller az the SAT- uf A-aiiill-a
ilNetcuOa.
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Is the source Of health Therefore. to keep
vel, purify the blood by taking HoosFs
SaFsap lFilla- This meeiicisle Is peculiarly
designed to act upon the blood, AMI
through that upon all the organs and tis-
SHES Of the body. Ithas a specific action
also. upon the secretions and excrcti0ns.
and assists nature to expei from the sys-
TEN serosiiia, humOns. impure particles.
and effets matter through the lungs. liver.
bowel-, kidneys. and skin It efectualiy
aids weak. impaired, and debilitated or
gans. 4 trial viii convince You that it
does possess peenliar curative powers
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Don't

Let that cold Of yours run on You think
it is a light thing. But it may run into
eatarrh. Or into pneumonia. or en-
sumption.
Catarrh * Disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous Consumption Is death ITSELF
The breathing apparatus raust be kept
healthy and clear Of all distractions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there Is
trouble ahead
All the diseases ef these parts, head,
nose, throat. bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured by
the JIse of-Bosehee's German syrup. If
YOU don't know this already, thousands
and thousands of people can tell you
They have been cured by it, and know
how II is, themselves Bottle only -
cents. Ask any druggist
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anything 50 wOmanish. tainted quietly

anything 50 wofnanlsh. tainted quietly
away
She was only dimIy conscious Of being
lifted in strong arms that held her close,
and of being rapidly driven oyera rough
road, and at last finding herself lying on
her own bed at Glenside, with gray
haired gentleman bending over her. She
started up pale and anxious
How is uncle % she cried 8 must
90 to him.
No, no, eaild lie still he is better.
the doctor said
Well, then, tell ne all about it.
Who was il, and how did | get home ~
The doctor knew what she meant.
You were at the ministers door and
he, coming home from visiting sick
parishioner, carried you, when you flint
ed. to my house and drove you over
here. Vow drink this then, if you feel
able, you may 90 to your uncle-he wish
Is tosee YOU
Jack obedientiy swallowed the streng-
thening potion, then snoothed out the
tangled curIs with her hand, and with
out stopping to look in her mirror, has
tened 10 her uncle's room. lie vas not
alone, for by bis bedside sat grave,
plessant-faced young gentleman, who
looked at her with kindly, smiling eyes.
She gave him bat hasty glance, for her
gneIe's hand was outstretched TO her,
and she ran to take it.
And this i the brave girl who went
two miles through the dark night to
. bring help to her cross old uncle - he
said 4 know all about it, dear.
would have died if the doctor had not
come % soon. Yoa saved me. What
reward can l give you, dear child ?"
Forgive my mother, whispered Jack,
softly.
Il was sure you would say that he
cried Jack, dear, have forgiven her
already, and as soon as it Is morning the
minister here is going for her Do you
think she viii forgive nae and come9
She must come and stay, for can never
let you 90, Jack-dear. brave Jack. You
have taught me lesson
And he drew the blushing, happy face
down and kissed it with all i fathers ten
derness.
There were tears in the bright eyes
when she looked up. For the second
time within few hours jack forgot her
manliness and was crying But thetears
and bushes gave softness and charm
to her face that made il wonderfully at
tractive to Malcolm Boyd, the young
minister. and she looked 50 sweet and
lovabIe and womanIy that he felt an al
most irresistible inclination to take her
to his heart.
She viii be woman worth the hay-
ing he thought and then and there
resolved to win her for his OWN
Jack had meant to make some pretty
speech to the minister to thank him
for helping her but sheonfy remember
Ell now how she had felt his arms around
her in the starlight, and blushing, she
hang her head in silence.
That was two months ago. She smiles
now when she thinks of it, for she is no
longer shy with the minister.
Mr.. Doran is bliilding beautiful little
parsonage close by the village church.
and rumor says that vixen it Is eomplet-
ed Jack will 20 there as the minister's
bride. Perhaps it Is 50, for she = grow
ing 50 quiet and wouianiy that her hap
py mother who is renewing her own
youth in beautiful Glensidei Slys that
God has doubly blessed Jacks venture.
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Al the right title interest and claim Of Catha-
rine Lambert widow. Edward Lambert. Nm.
Lambert " Green aild Amanda l. hi> wife,
heirs ana legal representative re Uf 59nu v. LAM
bert dee ID oi, IL alid 10 the follow lIiS described
real estate Viz: A certain LOT of ground Situate IN
the Borough of salisbury -oIIerset county Pa.
Known a. lot No IN heachx a1ditlou % said
H.srotsf. bouudcd on the Ntrth and EssI By al
lev on the south By iot AID on Nest ~ t.rzlssf
street.
Taken in execution a. the property Of gathar-
iac Lambert. WitioN. Edward Lambert v iilIanI
Lambert. ". ) 1rcen and Amanda l.. his Wlis.
heirs and legal representative vi John " Lam
bert, dee a. tile -lit Of Joan, " bcaehy aud A.
L. Beachy
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E'en Down to Old Age

We want eur teeth How do you pre-
serve the teeth Why. BY usias Ninat's
Dentifrice-price - eenf--tIse tn0st ele-
CANT aad useful preseryatiTe ever offered
Nothing 70 injire the enamel. Pleasant
and reliable. Sold everywhere Take
no other.
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All the right title Interest and claim Of John
= lriiz o. IN ad - the ioil0A iIi- i-eribesl real
estate. viz. 3 certain tract 81 klnd sitaa5e ia
Jcler>u township. somerset county, Pa All l7lm-
ing lands OF !. N tsasfieef. Alex Fritz, SIMON
liaiietr's heirs Jacts AnkIEey. Lzlaiti PhilHpFi
aud others. containing ils acrCs more ~ it.zs.
with two dwell lug houses zone Eeg.i bank Barn
and other eufiIiliiiII-s thereon erecis7t-
Iakcl In execution as the properly OF John J.
Friz sf the suii II A.lNaIle- alilgr. admins
traIor oi aiagT,alcna Miller dee &.
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y. III. zefin d Co.
THE REASON WHY

Joseph Fleming, the weli-known drug
EsSt, ~ Market 81, Pittsburgh, sells more
bottled whisky than any other druggist
or liquor dealer, l., Ist, he makes spe-
ciaiiy Of 5oftiing the pure Ssrsa-yeur-1l,l
Export Ggcfe.is5Ia.T Hiisig, now recon-
mended by ali physicians a. the best
whisky to bc had 3d, This whisky Is
exported to Hamburg, Germany. where
It is aged in German warehouses and
brought back TO this eunntry and bottled
by Mr. Fleming, and he has the docu-
Iaents TO show that This i Il correct state
ment :;rd, this whisky Is put upin fGll
quart bottles al 81, or six FOR -, placing
Il within the reach Of every Elniiy for
medical purposes. A fall stock Of pare
California wines can also be obtained at
- cents. put up in full quart bottles, or
$ per dozen Remember the place and
number.
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Also


AT THE right title Interest and claim of A. Z.
DAVIS OF IA and 20 tbe !,il1w .Hg described real
estate VIZ \ cersass lot u rro1le situate in the
BOuJUEh 0i Somerset. -puscr=st CouIfiy IA,
known ON The piaif vi the I0au ug
Somerset as lot No. is.- hou8de,l on thc North BY
lot uf -auuel traiihcr liIc E4-t by siAla
Ut turkey ioot street On the >ullh ~ iof q has.
+. Klogsis anu Oh the West by Church Alley
aia lt IruHliEE o. feet GA turkey laot sIrtei AMI
running BACK - irt to Irlrel al . WIKI at.so
siory frame dNeiiiug hOusc - fees fEong by -
lcci deep, thereon erccted.
Eakcn s1 CNcrllliuu - the properly ~ A. G Da-
Harrison.
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-NoIICE-

Al persons purchasing az the above sale vi.
please take notice thai part 81 the nfr-lslss
ul.lney-to be Blade known Al The time ~ I'd
saie-wiH be required a. -oou a he properly !
knocked down otherwise L VIII s-iif DC c2-Iss
"a i8 sale the risk %; tlC frSl purchase lsst
residue Of the purchase mousy must bc paid nj
.r before THURSDAY of fhc Ii week Of TIE FEB
ri--lu ar t.uirt. tle fIac ENei bg the NsfI-f
f,lr securing tise afknoa iegtnent ~ dee-is ziid
10 deed WI De- acku0q leiissi rutil the psrttiiS-
money j. PAID IN fulA
-heri--s Office r : MCNlLLEN.
Fgb 1 fS~- -HerIfi.
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THE LITTLE KING.

A little face 70 look az.
A little face 70 kiss.
+ the1s anything. wonder.
That's half as sweet a. this?
A littIe check 70 dimple
When smiles begin 10 grow,
A little mouth Betraying
Which way the sis-es go.
A slender lIfsle ring,ef.
A rt,sy lietie ear.
A little chin 10 qniTer
When falis the little tear.
A little hand so fragile.
All thasDgh the night to hold,
Two little feet ~ tender.
To tuck in from The cold
Two eyes ta watch the sunbeam
That xi,h the siadDN plays
A darling little biby.
To kiss and love always.
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MONDAY, FEB. 27, 1883.

No-Icg : hereby given % an the Justices a the
Peis.e the Coroner end tonSfaAics within the
said County 0f somerset tIat thcy be then and
there IN thir proper persons with their r,iIs rec
orlS inquisifinus examinations and other ~
rfiafahranees % DO those things which 70 their
Office and in that behalf appeTtain to b done,
and ais, they ho viii prosecute against the rris-
aners that are OF shall BE- ia the Jail OF Somerset
County I be then and there u prosecute against
them As shall be Just
Sheriil-s Office. r : NcMILLEN
Ffsb 7 sheriff
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Dyspepsia.

r. ilaf misery experienced When We sislienly
IL feefn7e are that We possess a diafoical ar
rliigeuat1f r-fiesi SsHiaci, Tlie Stomach + the
raServoir fsDsl which every fibre and tissue are
no1TaShel. md sny roahle with IL i soon felt
thrlIghofst the entire system. Amusss dozen
tysQeiflcs no two VII have the same predominant
symptoms. rysissrsics OF active mental power
and d hfgus temperament are subj,f; 10 SICK
HEADACHE, thos. fleSIiy and phirgriatic have
CONSTIPATION. " hiie the thin and nerYoas aEe
abandoned 10 gloomy fsrebfiin.,s. -ssue dyspsis-
tics arc wonderfully fo-get.ul Others haze great
IrritAhiiiry Of tempe
Whatever form Dyspepsia may take, one thing Is
4s4-fuf4-
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All the right title interest and claim 0i Tobias
Miner and Lytlla Miller ot. ia and 10 the fsiiog
ing described raal estate VIZ = certain loi of
sIualll SITUATE ln ilic BsHo1-.i II Aeyer-,i-lie.
somerset Gtts1ty- Pa. numbered ON tilc plot OF
-.lia togu - lot No =, located on Broad street
ga TIE ouutA side if1utl1.- sad s5fcet and
rIllll4ug barS - iert a. ll alfey- &c tsc-
laken a. execution a. tac properly Of Tobias
Nicer alsd Lydia Miller al LIE si4lI ii y. -As5lR
Fllc.illlly u-s-
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As 4 horse and cattle Eotion. Salvation
Oh has proven itselfan infsliibie remedy,
It has received the hearty Endorsements
Of many Old and well-known horsenen.
Price p cents A bottle.
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-ALs0-

All lie right tlle Interest aud claim ci Albert
Walter OF. u nul ID the f1liaNln- described real
estate, Eiz 8 certi lot u ground >lftlafe ia lh.
town ~ Garrett summit Township. -orneTsel
County Pa el.-t4ialsl ihree-i5Iirts %! an acre,
more uc less iJcalla nil Ise suut.I SIDE of tht B.
and o. Kailroll. o.. me road l-aiing irEn TAR
fetl 90 Summit A.ils. adjoining lauas ot Mrs- /.
Eienner, II Chrlatiier- S1d i,ltislf e,y oWacd hy
VIA. Walter. with 4 unc-story dwelling A9sIse.
stable nng other ogfiiili.ligigs thereon ergclcd-
Taken 10 execution Is the property O. Albert
Walter at the suit of VIM l. hooFer's use
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHERE'S The Horc-ahle WurfaNI BAER-
PrsidcIt gulg-, 81 tlIr several CauTis ot q Il-
Pleas OF ti.e several counties cnuspi-.nE tsrc q u
Iusfcial District and Justice nf the Courts ui over
aufr Terraiuer and General JaIi Delivery f1r tie
trial of ali cautal and other offenders in The slid
nisfrirf and SsNrEi. " kLKER aud OLIVER p -iiA-
YER E-q's JlfzeS of Iiis CosIrts tf Conlmon Pleas
aIl justices uf the Courts II oyer and Tgr-uiner
and Gcuerai Jail Delivery filr the trial II Al capi
tsi and other offender Ia the County uf somerset
have Issued their urecepts and - nle tiruffefi-
for holding Cuurf ot Common Pleas and General
Quarter >e-,ions u the Peace and General jail
Delivery. and Courts Of oyer and Terlnine- NJ
-,rTgr14f ON
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--H SEA WONDERS ex-
ist in thousands a forms
bot are SURPASSED sy the
NLLl Inarveiso of invention. Tht-e
Who ars ia need ~ profitable work that can he
done while living az home shouid st onfe send
their address To Ha5Ir1r & Co., Portland Maine.
and receive free 6lll Information how either
sex of all agr~. can cAru frJrn s. - 80 per day
and upward. wherever they i've. f7u are start
ed free. Capital net required ssInse have made
over Sc IN a single day ar tais work Al suc-
eecd- ianli-'0-lyr.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY "a, 1888,

an the right title interest," and claim Of Matthias
Hownaan, o. IA and % the following described
real estate va certain tract 8f iasld situate in
summit Township Samersst County, Pa eon-
thinning = aere@ and - perches nlore or less
houlsled ON the Worth BY FIadgherty Creek
lands of Aaron Caher. Daniel Cams and other.
on the East by lands OIL o. Meyers and Keystone
Coal Cglapany, of the south By lands Of keystone
Coul Go AMI A. Cyher, on the West by lands Of
Aaron CUbcr and othars knnEa a. Afola On
tAe piot oi The lands Of Peter Meyers dec a with
a eHe story dwelling house, a one and 4 half story
dwelling horse Stable and other oufbgiid ngs
thercen erected about ~ acr,s clear. balance IN
umnef sugar camp of 80 VI 90 Trees j. also On
fne premises.
Taken IN execution a. the properly of u Itthi-
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All the right. title interest aTla claim ci Daniel
lVsilfssg a4, q, rae following described
reai estate. 4 ceriii. trtcl ~ land situate III
1,iileFSet luNns4ip -IailrSct Jauuly, Ia. ysiii-
iallflg iI7 less. All dj,sIfiiIls llIS
I'D Ia Trent. tyrus shaver AaI- Frltk, Lew
walker aiia atlcs. -ilVius tleresll erected : isso
Story iflllc ilN ching hlts- iaafcc barn and otes
outbHildiag>.
Taken ~ execution a. the property II Daniel
beeZniey a. tiie suif oi Israel y--rarock ia irts-
iOr Mar ecgl-cy ald i0r ~, % i-ofse shaver
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Do yoa suffer with catarrh , You can
be cured if you take Hoods sarszparilla. 4.
the great blood purifier Sold by all
druggists
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Start the Liver to working. when all
other troubles soon Disappear
Ny vie waS conEuncd t,ysIeptie. some
fh-ee y,ars azu- by tn. advice u Dr. steiner
az Augusta. she was induced "a try sim
EisHs iiyg= Re-7Ilai0-- feel grzllelul :oV tn, ne
and tinicte, in any way. whether chronic or
otfcssi-s Ike SIMMONS EeeilEtsr dIii feel sl-
fdeut health IA ~ restored 10 al ill- eil izs
advised ~ II. y. KEkSA. Fa-t Valley-G
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VOL. XXXV1. NO. 35.
CHERlFFs SALE

BY virtae Of sundry wrils of r IA and
Lev FA issued ouG OF the Court ef CoulraoH
Pleas of somerset Co Pa viii exps-e 10 public
sale a The Court House IN Somerset bor,ueh
az 1 D -clo..k u u. On
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ALITTLE HEROINE.

JACKS VENTURE, AND now IT WAS
DOUBLY BLESSED.
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What is home without dog A para
disc for cats.
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II L BAER, ,r1Aw
u. somerset, Pa
.-. 81, Samcrs..s and adjoining com
A-i 4 l--...ess entrusted 10 lin VII receive
-.-qur attention.
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ToHN o. KnlMEI-
ATT0RNEl-AT Law

- .ttai % III bushes entrusted p il, u
- - .r5 aiiaiuial c1uuties. with prompt
r.. md 6drIity. Office oa NAN eie-s ''ie'''
-s..,. ri.bsrs BeoS store
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DIAMOND LINSEED OIL WORKS.
THOMPSON & CO.,
GENUINE CID PROCESS
OIL CAKE MEAL.
OF Neal as S.ccs Feed.

~ MIL ~ SsSs& : ss3.
There Is no better OF cheaper food for
MILCH COWS. ilinereaSes the quality and
quantity OF milk more than any ether feed.
For fliferiing beef cattle II ~urpasses all 9th
er food making the meat more tender aud
juicy No so0d known VIII ii CATTLE As
rapidly lar market a o. Meal. For HORS-
e. q small auauiify eau be fed daily with
valuable results. and for SHEEP. HOGS.
FOWLS. etc. il is an excellent food keep
ing them In a healthy condition, making
fine. paiatahlc meat
We manufacture BY the OLD PRO, Es>S-
steam beat aud hrsiraaic preSSu-e.
Well settled LlNSEED OIL and fresh
ground oil. MEAL always on hand.
Write For circalar and Priees- send your
orders to
THOMPSON & co,
i-II-3m. Allegheny. Pa.
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IL ATTORNEY -AT-LAN,
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Pousrr aud Pension agent. Office IN Mammoth
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