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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-02-24
Heart Complaint Cured.


who vast in
also Soehm sight,
lnow do not require them would ad't all W are SICK to ON T d
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-02-24
Madison Testimonials.

ew@cr OF heea
re- y Pr
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-04-25

Tho treatment Of many Thousands Of cases
of those chronic weaknesses and distreseing
f Hotei ana Surgical Institute. Buslo. n =.
ing and thoroughly testing remedies for the
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is the outgrowth. or result, Of this great and
niais s Received from patients and from physi-
waited and obstinate cases which had bafiied
remedy n ever devised for the relief and cure Of
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and to the ESm6 and @ u
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as an appetizing cordial and restorative tonic:
n A. sfS uns
S Ssso pscsr:Sn Sgs:r
D monty attendant upon functional and organic
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physician, and adapted TO woman's, delicate
Organization. It Is purely vegetable In !ta
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A . regulator and promoter Of func
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Worlds Dispsnsary Medical Association,
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-04-25
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Try i for 1888, and after reading, send It to
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-04-25
OFFICERS s:

President-R. CARMAN COMBES.
Vice Presidents-JOHN STRAITON, J. F. MORSE
Medical Drector-E. d. WHEELER, MD
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
WHOLE NO. 1921.

ana ,lirsy slse. assd return i - The
aslsndrel s.isind this Senatnr. who Is IN
ysss;s-aiiae The siznaess- This remark
vss IN refrfance t. Representative John
ston. Of fn.iiara. who sat az desk imme
tiate behind Senator Trralis
senator Easfis he1e objected to the
liscrssion being carried on IN such a
manner. SEM y Ers;5s then continued
in . somewhat lengthy speech to arrsign
i,ie Eans2s ss.ra.or for ab'isinz The DesD-
oc78ts of La1siana Instead ef being
abas..e,l At tie charges he threw them
back into ihs senator's teeth When the
senator from Ohio and himself in that
chamber wisuess-l tbe d-anatic po-
lfical eeue when the veil wsls drawn
frosn the chasfe boiy Of Eliza Pinks;on
and the woaul exposed 10 the creluloHs
sympathy & she Senator from Ohio from
thar ;isne be considered that his jad--
meai IL reference % elections in Lo1si-
ana had tes1lne slightly perverted.
Senator Gibson followed He said that
the charges Il the senator from Kansas
were an asFersion upon the eharsctsr
AID patriotism % S-outhern reePie- What
southern stzie hsd sought t. revive sia-
very No:one- They all admitted that
any man uho took up arms against tie
United Siaies Government woald Be-
guilty q tFesson- Tie southern people
we're doing their best- With heneyolenee.
lsith charity, with oonposune aud firm
nas, they wsre invoking AZ o. their
Resources % civilization 70 settle this
QUESTION AljuoTned
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
Mcclellan and Hancock Reviewed
Both as to their Records as Military
Commanders and Politicians.
~ EooUENT -TRHUTE 70 THE OLD
SOLDIERS

WAsnTxeToS. May l-Whatever SeDa-
tor Irsalls lost by the awkwarslness ot
his Language few weeks ago when he
declared tina; Mcclellan ard Hancock
were allies ofihe Ccnfe.leracy. and stub
barlly allowed his SorsIs 10 20 without
AZ explanation. has been apparently re-
gained hy the eioqaen; Senator to-day IS
tie chief actor in scene which : With
ont parallel n the body Of which he IS =
member
lie was not az his best at auy time
Throughout the two hours Of lis speech.
! throat affection anneyed him exceed
ingiy, and, though his enlnciation vas
forcille and distinct IS usual, be spoke
With delibersiioE that Bas a, times a.
most tedious. The adroitness with which
be explained and almost ressserted his
former Language. basing his assertions on
hiSioric.ss facts and yes II the sane time
paying an eloquent eliosy to the militia
II record and loyaiy Of General Han
cock during the wzr, was seknow.ei-ed
by his woFs, opponents 70 be quite mas
terly- The aouteness OF this part Of bis
speech was only equaled by that with
which lie gently touched up the war rec
ord Of senator voorhees,, coing just far
enough 10 provoke that gentleman 10 an
ill-consisiere,l, thoIgh mainly good hu-
noned reiorf, N which VOORHEES, ,xitted
Ingalls, with having been no laoTe than
Judge advocate during the war. and with
having come 70 the Senate with a cload
on his title and with having been white
Washed by the committee which invest
gated his conduct.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
Words of Wisdom,

he shall b. immortal uhe Evc,h t1l
he be stsasd by one vithoas &z!t
Let no one ogefioa.l ysa with favors /,
you viii hnd i an il-sssfE.rabie burIsn.
Ecouosny 4 faif the l,attle Of iiss i Is
not half % hard to earn money A. -
spezd Il well.
Despair ard postponement zTe sozarf-
ice and defeat. sien we've born b SIR
eeed, nat 70 fail
Tel. feel. think. bofe. A nan - zue
q ;ream essoash before BE- dies. with
our nakine arrangements 6r the pur-
F-se-
Those xho. 10. kno~ins X enos-zf
think ii & u. Do rs no~rong. They AZ
1lrk aaa a. bat the phantom q their os.n
imagination
Beiieve your friend honest 10 make
hia -. If he b no; -; since. ii y0u sls-
trust hin. you make his falSeho--i = pie.e
Of justice.
Friendship is vase. Whicii. wi.cn is f.
iANe,i by heat. or violence - aerideaf.
Eay as vel b. broken al oAee-it neser
czn Le trusted after
What nan kne~s sl,ouli End issrr
preston n " bai be does. The szsiza of
superior kso~ie,lze i chiefly n .a1s :.
ies..s d I performing nanhooa
Youth and age have soo Eisie ssDpa-.
thy with each other lfthe youns Eeuid
remember that they may Be Old. 2zi The
old remember that they Aase aeea young
the wlss.. would be ths hzspseE-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09

That he ever uttered oac word against
Union soldiers or talked OF their having
collars around iileis neeks. w4s 50 hase a
fllseEool. - infamous tha. ss.e tl4Ek
x1.lls u Is-rsi.tioa could no: nelaplisaie-
And ne said 10 ihe Senator IRON Kansas
fw;illou; meaning perlapsi the full extent
Of what his words conveyed thA. il Tas
not in his power 70 fistl up FROM the sea-
ers Of infalny the old campaign lies and
make them respectable in the Senate Of
the United States, but It Was possible for
him by shoFt step 10 P1t himself IN sa
equality viii tiiTm.
air. Soofi4ses alluded in sarc2stio
and amusing manner 10 Mr. Ingalls, var
record, aud said ne would stanG with the
senator before the sol,iiers Of Insliana or
Kansas and cuit the Senate II he wss
not approved by them over Mr. ingalls,.
M-. InraIIs replied that as the Senator
from Indiana had seen ct to invite ooal-
pafison besxeea their records and their
relations 70 the great questions Of the
past 25 years. he fslt it his duty 10 put
on record from information in his pos
session. what the Senator's record and
history was He slr,1id refer only 10
psIblir matters in public records. and
should venture the affirmation that what
ever naisft bare been his ingalls, feia-
tons t. the grrzt struggle between the
North and South, the Senator FROM Indi-
ana had been from the outset de.ermin-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09


J.A s.ssa xos.ierfa,iy a.sirt..f helB
Tar > 4 Partial esaleissafioa fr i i.e
has had the sympathy q the human race
for s.0ao years B1s il has nos beez -
with Jobs wife; no body has ever spo-
ken kind worl Of her. On the contrary
she has been Aeia ~ sor forty centuries
a. horrible exzzaFle. Bat for all that
We are eoafdea. that the poor woman
deserves better place in history thea
( she has ever occupied II she Wzs sogI-
tempered. she hal enough t. eve her an
aril tings 10 her disposition She WIS
made to drink The drezs from q bitter
esp, snd i Is prohzble that she b.ore her
( troub'es with about n uiusa eauzniraify
= The average woassa Soaii
In The srs. pisse she V.ss sili.leaiy r.
,luo-l fsola lnxary % penary. ANY
Woman uhe has -af.ss-i this of,ic.iI
knows jsi-t the frame q saiai Isaar Ms.
job Ses ia
In TIE next fiaoe she was hereft of her
children There is ne grief 20 burden
sonie as tia, which falls upon a r,o'her's
heart when the grave hides her ehIdren
rom her sight.
In addition 10 th;s accumaiasson q sor-
rows. she VS. let With an iuvSiid hns-
band on he- hands job was covered
with boiis. and experience has tausfi ns
there 5 10 mere sxasqeTziias f.s-icnt
than a nan with boil on hi1a-
There are giveS. snd god wives zoo.
in tins Christian laasi os osFs whose lives
have been nsost miserable for days and
weeks az time b. hnsbaasi AMI one
boil. Iast think whaf a womsa had r.
endure NTH , husband with perhaps go
or 2 100 boils On him = Il any Won
der taat the wogaaa e8coua-ed her hus-
band 10 terminate his exis.eacc1 The
only wonder S that she dbsat eat her
own throat in despair.
But these are not al the trouh,es that
jobs wife had 10 bear Her hnshand'-
friends causa on visit % him anl took
possession q the aoase f5r SIX weeks ~ =
time. Other women. AMI COOL women
too, hare had to enlinre the sasne attic
fion, sal they can very sadly aeeouni f,r
Mrs Jobs exhibition Of bad temper.
job q. Ho-ried with ihzee yisitors INN
SELF and pet he ds,inf have 10 wait On
them. 10 clean up the room. 10 wipe the
tobacco Juice from tine parlcr carpet ev-
eTy day, % sweep ont the mud they car
RED in on their boots, and 10 submit %
the thousaad and one annoyanoes that a
male visitor gives the housekeeper.
II Is about time that soueboiy vas
raising vose Of defence of jobs wife,
and saying a kind word for the poor
woman. who. FOR 4ooo years has suffered
the siinss q unjust criticism IN uncom-
plainius silence
There are a great many Ioba Eires in
the world to-day They may noi have
boils On their bodies. buf ;hey have hts
bands who 20 10 clubs Of evenings. They
have husbands who arr seissh sno.s-il te.
devote All their time 20 basiness an,i
pleasure without considering that 4 yor-
ton af that time Of right belongs % the
woman. the charm Of whose existence =
his c1mpanioEship. The Jobs wives ~
today are the women who are burdenel
With the care and sorr0vs Of this life AMI
who se1 no sympathy. And theiF name
i legion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
Three sta;esmea's Homes.

Representative Sooti's house en- Ialsy-
cite Sgaa7e, which he bou-hs lesl ss1a-
uer foT s5a.aoe. has been eoulpleieiy
oveFhaHied and reRsodeled. Il r ncr
heated hy steam. and has al the nlo.iern
coEyeniences. II : ore of the historic
boGses Of the Capital. aBd va buiif.
think, BY Marcy. whs was in PalSs
Cabinet. Just below u i the OH sirklss
mansion which was hon-ht by washirs-
ton Mclean for $3.50. and which has
been mosiernizsd, and adjoining is on the
north : Gen. Beale's Tssns.on. which is
worth Terhaps S75.005. A Htfie further
on Is the Coreoran E.lsni=an. uo- sl.sss,I
for a year or accoUnt of the death of its
owner, and the big bricks sf Col John
Hay and Henry Adams adjoin his.
Just aerJss the s9rafe Is Don t'a-nCrouts
home. TAs. j. an ald-fashio0el Lrirk of
The English basement order. ps-inissi vel
low and Wi;h a por.ico in is frat. Cam
eron paid 81. 600 Eer II. and be bouzb. il
of Nr. Brown, the editor 4 The Ner1 u
has big stable Il the back, aad II VS.
this that especially appealed - Camer0n.
who i a fac horsenan- lie has changed
the house someEhat, but the OH aTrans--
meEt q tae FooEss Is preserved, and The
PSTl0T 4 on the second -icor. Ssnztor
CameTon's oiiice Is in the basement. and
opposite this. on the other side Of the
hali, Is a little reception roam- Theh horse
is vel furnished, and i; Is The cid Tsyies
mansion. which has fsr years been ore
efthe leading social enters of Wzsbi1s-
ton Just below II Is the houSs IA which
the asz1ssinaiion of Seegss4Ty seward ua.s
attempted. walsh Is now offered for
sale.
Representative Bayne, of Pitt-bIs,.. Las
iast msEssi into one 81 his neE houseson
Ai4ss3ehgsetis avenae. and Gen. Ansou
.. MeCook VII -oon move iE1o the 9TH
er- These two houses have vide stooc
fronts. with wide windOws and Engiish
basement entrances They are ve-y ar.is-
tic IN their architectural oeaufy, asd -se
among the finest new houses IN iEs city.
Bayne = millionaire. and be b1iit ons
sor home and the other a. an iuress-
merit lie told ne the other day that ha.
could not sell either ore for less thar.
s. lo9 and came cot even
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
A Square Statement ny a Car
penter.

For vea-s I have had q eaas troGole
anaaEuting 70 nothing short Gf eonsump-
iion. se hoT others in Ike confiition
had teen cu-ed by the use of Dr. Piercs'-
Go!den Me,lieai Discovery, aad resolved
70 test its merits II my oza -ase- The
results aru 80 f.l..s IS i.-1rsliy 70 Tesluire I.
Jir7rl or airy zs-sF-inent 4 favor q tsts
gsris ren.sl.y- i ,loes e.'{ i c...iH.s. Il
iE& Up tAe sgssesE, ssalssrss and
s.-eEgsiess wieTs others fail lie al- /:
NJ recovery, which Is nox on sure
f.l.skFssa, A.sgz entirely On the esaipas
q this wonderful Restorative, having
tired other remedies without III of ne
lief
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09

i ecId q nEasual severity which I
took lsss autumn developed into diff
Guilty lecisie-ilx cataTrah in all IL char
acteristieS, threatening 4 retrrn Of my ca
chronic rzaiadv, extAFTfl- One scsaie q
Esy's Cream Balm compIefess e-.liieated
esery syinr.ozn q Tat painful and pre-
vzilinx diss-sSs--E. " Warner, No. is5
Huds1n s. Rochester, \. Y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
AnNINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

IA
-csl rs7r Sa-nerse1 Ca Pa
f.fxe-~ ~ Els-aislssrs1io1 90 iis4 above es-Aie
hzrfr. t.-sl s.-zstei to The undersigned ~ The
r-nr.ar ast's..-4sy foSiee = herEts xiven 10 al
r-sr.-sS sels,.t = sid es-tc - rake .rzls-i-
arr ravulersr as,4 ta-- sEElE ciel-si> salisz TIE
--s = r--sIf ii-Er t.5ty ssiza,. -.ciec 1tr -
tiemszt "a SzrarsAy. &ay :. ~. a. the Tr>l-
a.lcs III F7izsfr.ff SLsfe- IN ss2. So i.-i51ss-
n Tlf-srEER kBkE kAiffak2.
rls.sS sr-arner Asi-iz.strztst-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09

On the person of som4n who died
recently ia Manchester, y IL. as vas
Supposed q poverty, WIS ioznd concealed
50 in money. while secrets-d aboos the
h0ase we're bsnk books and sureties rep
r..-.nfin- = 81.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
A nMINIsTRAToR.s NoTicE.

Ts-gse cS f1lzs r ken. sec'3 lzte q A6di~5a
Tsx nsslir. ~0Uerez Grfis1y.
Iesie-z t.f On tie 1ts 81 fstlse zT-
s.r tn lrarlttsi - t5sz undersigned ~ tbe fr,er
Eulho-isv roeice b hesstT given % AZ Tsf-s'iis
rll.ti-d - sai1 esExte 70 rsasE 1rraesiiAic TST-
snsf afi fhf-e hsvirE ciaisas slasis-s: Tie s&ine
vii r.rerI them duly gzsfhe-IseaLzs - seftle-
rnerf 70 tie Adznini-irziDr sltas.l. deiat-
DANIEL AUGUSTINE
zrsxl Ad.in is-Eafo1.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
No One Need
REMAIN
A Dyspeptic.

/ have been suffering for over
two wears with Dysp.sipzia.
for the last year I coad not
take 3 drink ofcoid water or
eat any meat without vouit-
irr Il IN. Ny life wa mis-
erv. I had re-ommeniei
Simmons Lirer Eaeniaior. Of
which I an now taking the
second hottie, and the fset Is
fi-at words cannSt express
the relief ] fcei- Ny aPpe-
tite J. very eood. aad ! d
gest everything thoroughly
I sleep vel now, and I used
70 be very restless. I am
Eeshing up fast cood stroag
food and Simmons Liver
Regulator did i ali. write
this IN hopes of benetittin-
SONS one who has suffered
IS did, and would take oath
- these statements Il - de-
sired.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09

Notice has been F.a.s,ess in the Rennsy
vania rzilr0ad ss.SFs : Coiambia % the
eject that aize boars wili hereafter cor
s;itnte days labor inssead of ten All
zzsn paid by the hoo- are affected BY the
nednction-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
Hnx IL - rooRnFrs.


This vas ali the Kansas Senator want
ed. lie sat quietly antiI VOORHEES, had
finished and then hurled at him, one ar
ter another. crushing proofs Of his disloy-
as.v. his aIfi.iation with traitors, his con-
mixing 10 furnish men and arms 70 the
Ccnfeseracr. and to liferaie Confederate
,.ssoaers- Conscious soon Of the deiuge
thai sas abo1t 20 pour over him, Noor-
hecs attempted ilssuer, interrslItirg with
exel4anaiicns that the charges we're in
faE.ous lies. Finally bis interruptions
ceased with q remark from Ingzliz that
If the Senator from Indiana xere In 3
police oOurt, he would be arres.ed for be-
ing drunk an.l iisolderly-
From that time Voorhees, sat back in
his chair, the persouihcaiion OF misery
and humiliation. while ingalls, over
whelnsed him and fairly burned into him
cumulative evidence 10 support the char
ses against him When VOORHEES, srose
and attempted 10 reply he coGld only in
slulge in paeriie chatter. reiferate the
charges zere infamous lies. that the Sem
afor from Kansas was liar, and tlIst
everybody Qaosesi against him was =
sooundrel, de WIS 30 completely crush
Cd that Demoeratic Senators hung their
beads n shame at the piiiable exbibi-
ton be l.zie q himself The Oldest hAb-
iires of the isslls of Congress say that in
all their experience they ssanlt rsc1li
such Illuminating defeat OF one member
by another. II i stated that snzfor In
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
PENSION CLAIMS. Is-gs I.s.

PENSION CLAIMS C.zsnss.
frrTzfr Gains. .lars Claims Al rg71z q y AZ
claims Ner Eafrs. E-tlaFg- a4r slrTi-a.s all
s-s- 90 - sier- n . -. - S7- iie-r elfl-
~ S-ser-I. Frisy slsa -aillr.-sys Aay 1iii = a.
~ F--gi, l-rtr ~r : f4ies- =, ss ~ s,1se7fi-
fr j val- elaitz j. lil1ni fess14 rsll liilfIl
r,sl 4 tT.ls sli save Tiss i-.slisae Enf ssss-a
tnre -sie The r.-g-esslall II th.'-e elEifS sf--
ialrE sr NEslluszsssl. T. g., - Gser fs7lfs 4tsz
fsIIAPiES ? FAiRNkS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
B!ESECKER L SNYDER.

D-TD SEA WONDERS cx-
DEEP: Sc: !: ]: s;: ]; ::: .:::::. !. { e: e: 3:
y = ~ "a isees q T.-rsatle aurS faaf ga -
d-r-e while living ag hone ssouin ~ Once rezsa
slIei- adI-es. 20 Ealissl 4 Co. Portland i lame
and reee5ve free. fslll information hea efiaef
~ - all ages can earn frDu1 = - - Der dag
and rl4-u sri wherever hey i've loil are start
- f-s- ganirrl not required -aflc have male
ofsr 80 n siugis day q this wo-k Al s,ie-
ee.,t ianlI-ss-Iyr-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09

fsse first seven story issiiding ever put
u, in Alanesnss Will shortly be erected at
Montgomery.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09

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