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The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
MISCELLANY.
Moxls Triumphant In the Courts.


AT The outset, New ho;k, fennsyiNa,hla, ana In
caught violating their contracts in quality of goods.
The courts have lately decided ia'ofaoiy against
hsse ana lot OF ean ,h clearing inc mar ar
nes, ~ n,n,,,,, hi, has;netS md sbc nubIc
will not get the ",snal pure, a,ti1eiay dlses'sd,
t'sn "''' roa ha, bas Been
used in the nast. and mai now furnished TO pro.
yer .he pHoS, inc company no" place s'r'p h i"
sis,ns,a,' and ~,n,.,,, of The o,i,in dscoverer
Of the now very yalnabie process OF It's artificial
digestion a, ihomPson M a. ~ +, conr,s where
the most eminent chemists in the country examined
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dnee,ian 20 me- me- am" IN inc Ss5,hea tbrouiS the
delicate mem6nnees ct the nerves without harm To
the aloanen Dr. h@mpsonS d,G'ssrS rs S "
some OF bepiess PARALYSIS Tor yrars oi nervous
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PREVENT

Apoplexy, but cures Paralysis, Rheumatism, Heart
Disease, Angina Pectorls, Chronic Bronchitis Liver
Complaint, Kidney md Bladder trouble, Dys-
pepsia, Sc, Sc.
EsosBURGH FALLS. VT. Dec l. 1856
Have had two Apoplectic Shocks lost the use of
one side of body. Anti Apopiectine cured me; /
am now able to attend my farm work
n. C. AUSTIN
SHELDON. VT, Dec. 9Th, 1896.
Anti Apopectine restored to my wife the use of
her left arm and hand which she had lost from an
Apopectic shock She is In her eightieth year knts
sews and does light duties suitable to her age.
J. w BEATTY.
Col j. f. Fox, Burlington, Vt, says For Dyspep
STA and Sick Headache Anti Apopectlne has no
equal
From JUDGE. ADVOCATE GENERAL MARSH, Senator
from Franklin County, VT Fail of Sc Mrs Lathrop
Marsh four years ago, suffered from all the symp
toms Of an impending shock with numbness OF one
side or body AMI APOrLECTiNE cured her she Is n
hale and hearty lady now In her eightieth year II
Is the best family medicine ever used"
GEN. c. l.. MARSH.
For Sale by all druggists. Price 81 90 u bottle
six bottles for $500. Send to
DIR. F. S. HUTCHINSON & CO.,
ESosBuRoH FALLS, VI. U. 8. A.
..Nr. i'll.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

that catarrh will in time wear out. The theory is
false. Men to believe 1t because it would be plea
sRnt If true but it Is not all know Do not let an
acute attack Of cold in the head remain uusubdurd.
1t Is liable to develop into catarrh You can rid your
self OF the cold and avoid all chance of catarrh by
using Dr.. Sagr's Cattarrh Remedy. falready aliet-
ed rid yourself of this troublesome disease speedily
By The SAINT means. At all druggists.
"Do you believe in the mental cure, doctor =
" Oh, YES but one must have a mind to start
with -
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Confirm our statement when we say that Acker's
English Remedy is in every way superior to any
and all other preparations for the Throat and
Lungs. In whooping Cough and Group it is
magic and relieves at once. We offer you SAM
pie bottle free. Remember, this remedy is sold
on positive guarantee.
r. Z. Patten, Druggist.
The Jcrscyitc would be happy il his shoes
would only remain as black as they're painted.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
star Of the East.
l888-Summer Arrangements 1888
-STEAMER-
STAR OF THE EAST

VIII commence her regular trips for the of
1893. between Gardiner and Boston, Monday, April
lJrd, 1893.
Running follows: Leave Gardiner every Monday
snd fhursdry at 2.m 7, NJ. Richmond at $40 p NJ,
Bath at $40 r ~
RETURNING will leave Lincon's Wharf, Boston,
oh Tuesday and Friday at o'clock. T. NJ
FARES; From Halluwcll, Augusta aud Gardiner to
Boston, 200; Richmond, 81 IS Bath, 2 50
ROUND TRIP TICKETS From Augusta. Hallowell.
and Gardiner. $500 Richmond A,50 Bath, sl.m,
Meals 50 cents
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

The peach crop may be doubtful, but tn
speech crop will not fail.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

Every mother is cautioned against giving her
child laudanum or paregoric; it creates an un-
natural craving for Stimulents which kills the
mind of the child. Ackcr's Baby Soother is
specially prepared to benefit children and cure
their pains. 1t is harmless and contains no
Opium or Morphine. Sold by
Il L pnttnn Drnruist
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
JOHNSON'S
UNIV ERSAL
CYCL0PEDIA

JoHSsoS's UNIVERSAL CYcLoPEDiA is a
whole library Of universal knowledge from the
pens the ablest scholars In America and
Europe. 1t is accepted as high authority in our
leading colleges. Ii is not for the few, like APP
pletons, the britannica, or the international,
but for ALL 1t has just been thoroughly revised
at cost Of over 500, 900, and three years labor
by forty editors, and over 1000 renowned con-
tributors. 1t is in eight convenient sized vol.
umes. No father can give to his child at school
or his son or daughter just entering the arena
Of life anything that will be Of more permanent
benefit. 1t is an education supplementary to
that Of the schools. Address for particulars
and terms
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
Steamer Della Collins

VIII run In connection with the star of the East
leaving Augusta Mondays and Thursdays at 1880 p
NJ. Haowel at I, NJ arriving at Gardiner in season
to connect with the Star of the East for Boston
Returning will leave Gardiner the arrival OF the
Star every Wednesday and saturday
FREIGHT taken at low rates.
Halowc Apr 20, 1889
7ml7 II. FULLER, Agt
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

In Japan the old school phi sicans permitted to
only wooden swords This is a.gently sarca site
way OF expressing the opinion that they Kill enough
people without using weapons But the druggist who
introduced Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery mto
the Empire, carries n fnc steel blade 1t found
that all who tried this wonderful remedy for coughs
colds, consumptivr tendencies, blood skin aud liver
troubles, were without exception greatly benettted
The Mikado hiniselfis said to have toned up his
system by its use, and the importer was therefore
permitted the exceptional honor of wearing the sword
of the nobility.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

A silent partner is one wko supplies the mon
ey for firm and keeps his mouth shut when it
is being Suuapdered
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
..flr I'M .NI,enIicnIY

Icrr-"May | ask for the first waltz q
Fraulein -"Certanly. But let it be slow one,
beg. | am in mourning"
The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19

PiWpleS0n TIE Tnce
Denote an impure state Of the blood and are
looked upon by many with suspicion. Acker's
Blood Elixir will remove all impurities and
leave the complexion smooth and clear. There
is nothing that will so thoroughly build up the
constitution, purify and strengthen the whole
system. Sold and guaranteed by
II. I. Patten, Druggist,
Some one has asked "where do flies 90 in
winter :" We don't know, but we wish they
would go there in the summer.
stamping and Embroidery.
Yes, Lizzie | like to do fancy work but haven't
frlt like irving that pattern-or anything clse-for a
week. The Sc awful dragging down pains Just
killing me"l II know how you feel. and San ten
you where to look for relief Dr. Pcrcr's Favorite
Prescription Ia a certain cure for all these peculiar
"eakntssts aud distressing ailments. Why IL even
have been Of various grave maadies peculiar to
our sex BY this wonderful medicine II il the ouly
medicine sold by druggists under positive guarantee
from thr manufacturers, that 1t will give satisfaction
IN every case or money refunded. Read guarantee on
bottIe-wrapper.
The newspaper pictures of Chicago candidates
show the latter to possess great versatility of
as it were.
Is LIFE Worlh Lipin92
Not if you go through the world dyspcptic
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are a positive cure
for the worst forms Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and Constipation. Guaranteed and
sold by
II. T. Patten, Druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
THE AWFUL BLIZZARD.
How 1t Carries Suffering and O1en Death
to Western Travellers.

HOW II O3rTlfS SUEerlOS anu O.te0 Oe3t0
to Western Travellers.
a blizzard is simply q strong, cold wind
moving unchecked " leagues Of light,
unpacked snow, says the Toronto Globe. It
sweeps up that which has previously fallen,
carries it away in the color of a vast shaken
fleece, distributes it so that each atmos-
pheric atom has its little particle, and drives
along all with a STEADY fury. Whether fresh
snow is falling can seldom he determined by
people out in a real blizzard. As far as the
eye can see upward. and that is but q little
space, h hurry of minute pellets hurting
through ether across an unrcvcaled sky pre-
walls. and the hurrying sameness on every
sidei is varied only by occasional tall and bend
ing wraiths where the wind whirls in shifting
column. n confusion of The senses, cOmpar-
able to nome produced otherwise. appalls one
submitted to tie enormous and binding
force of such a Snow-t:licd wind. and scarce
ly Il distinct thought remains. except that
the awful cold foTbids crouching for rest
and SHELTER. To our personal knowledge, one
in such q Storm keeps with difficulty upon q
railway track lifted three feet above the
surrounding prairie. and may be lost by
five steps the wrong way after stumbling
down from the embankment, which, being
white, becomes instantly invisible.
1t is recorded on good authority that
Transfers halting with their horses have
been showed over thirty feet deep by biz
yards, and have survived by beating out
breathing chambers till the cessation Of the
storm enabled them to dig themselves to
upper air. The formation of q drift about q
halted man or horse or sleigh is sometimes
wonderfully speedy, and the drift, once es-
tablishcd, grows by virtue Of its obstructive
ness. In some well-authcnticated cases
lost persons have been found by the drifts
over them and dug out alive; lin others, the
spring has revealed cOrpscs still unthawed
among the last white relies of winter. In
billiards people have often been unable to
see across the street of Il northwest town,
n sometimes lose their direction in trying
to reach the opposite side of a wcll-built
WAY
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
New Missouri Railroad.

MEXICO, Mo-, March BIT is about q set.
tied fact that the course Of the Chicago,
Hannibal 4 Springfield railroad from Han
nibal to Springfield has been changed. By
the change the line will run from this city
to the Missouri river, crossing at Moniteau
creek, instead of VOLTS Point, and leaving
the towns of Columbia and Centralia OF
the road. Several changes, though unim-
portant. have been made south Of the
river This line will go into Chicago from
Hannibal over some existing road, which,
it is whispered, is nothing less than the
g." This enterprise taps some Of the
richest Of the Southwestern country and
will prove a big thing for its owners, who
are high standing C~hicagoans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30

court, but was rejected by the Senate when n
reassembled.
John Marshall, the Virginian, was Chief Jus.
tice for the longest period-more than thirty.
four years.
The longest time in which the office was 70
can't was between Marshall and TaneyAabove
nine months.
President Washington appointed Jay, Rut
ledge and Ellsworth; President John Adams,
Marshall; President jackson. fancy; President
Lincoln, Chase; President Grant, Waite.
Chief Justice fancy inaugurated more Presi-
dents than any other Chief Justice. He ad-
ministered the oath OF office to Van Buren,,
Harrison. Tyler. Polk. Taylor. Fillmore, Piere,
buchanan and Lincoln. Marshall ~inaugurated
five Presidents. Waite administered the oath
to Hayes, Garfield, Arthur and Cleveland.
The law provides that in the case Of the death
or disability OF the Chief Justice. the Senior A.
sociate Justice shall act as Chief Justice until
the disability is removed or until his successor
is duly appointed and qualified.
TIL salary OF the Chief Justice Of the United
States is Sl0.50 q year and that Of the Associate
Justices Of the Supreme Court $1,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
EFFIE ELLIS.
A Suit For Heavy Damages to DO Brought
Against Dr. Cox.

A Suit For Heavy Damages to be BrouSht
Against DIR. Cox.
ST. Louis, March 2.-Edie Ellis, the
young woman who was deluged with
vitriOl and disfigured by DIR. Cox. Of
Springfield, arrived in this city yesterday
morning and went to the house Of Thomas
Day and refused to sec any one. ~
stated that she had turned over her af.
fairs to him, and that she was now in con-
sultati0n with Lawye- Thomas Cornelius
with q view to suing Cox for damagcA
Being asked how much the suit would be
for-&1O.OO0 or more-he answered.: Eyes,
and three times ten and more. I have not
determined just yet how much it will be.
but it will be q good round sum,
you can bet" The girl. Day added,
had partially recovered from her
injuries. although her face was
badly swollen and disc0lored from the
effects OF the acid, and her hair was falling
out Young Fenton Cox, who caused the
trouble, came with the girl. "The boy"
said Day, els determined to do the right
thing, and swears he will marry her. !
would not be surprised if they were mar
ried in a week"
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
NiasOuri ArbOr Day.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March Ex-Governor
Morehouse yesterday issued a proclama.
ton designating Friday. April q, as Arbor
Day, and recommending that all owners OF
land, whether small town lots or extensive
farms, make SPECIAL effort on that day to
plant as many trees as practicable. He
also calls upon all residents to unite with
he school children in the work of beauti.
flying the school property as recommended
BY the State Superintendent Of Public
Dohon0a
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
The Australian rabbit Plague.

NEW York, March 23-Eugene Lynn
SPOTS Of this city left for Australia this
morning via Chicago and San Francisco.
taking with him thirty-six rabbits, inocu.
lated with an unerringly fatal and con
tagious rabbit disease. He gees on a com.
mission from the Premier OF New South
Wales in the hone Of beng able to exter.
inmate the rabbits there, which lave DO.
come such a pest that the Government has
offered a reward Of S235o,OO0 for their ex.
termination. The millions of them which
are now devastating the fields have all
come from four ancestors taken 10 that
country from England in lSi1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30

In some remarkable mathematical Oh.
.servatious BY y. Hcrmitc, concerning tho
number Of stars, he shows that the total
number visible to the naked eye Of an 3D.
server Of average visual power docs not
exceed 6000. and Of these the Southern
Hemisphere contains somewhat the larger
number. In Oricr "a sec that number Of
stars tho night must be moonlcss, the sky
~caoudlcss, and tn atmosphere pure, and
here the power Of the unaidcd eye stops;
IN opcra-giass will bring out .0,O0O, while
ssmeu telescope viii bring out n lcast
10000. and the most powerful telescopes
yet Constructed win chow more than l0o
100000
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Jersey City.s Meat supply.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., March 23-COunty
Physician Converse stated yesterday, at q
meeting OF the Jersey City Board Of Health,
that he had been informed that sixteen
bead of cattle. recently condemned by DR..
Dunond, the Government cattle Inspector,
had been sent to Garrett Bros fat rendering
establishment, where fourteen were slaugh.
tered by u private butcher and the meat
sold for food. President Gordon said thai
he had appealed to the authorities in Wash
inCtOn-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
STRIKING REssMeLANces.
United States Senators Who Look 11bo
Other St9t0SmOn.l

United States Senators Who Look 1Aba
Other Statosmon.!
Visitors to tue Senate galleries, says III
Washington Critic, can not fail to notice th(
singular resemblances between half q doseu
prominent members of the present Senate
and as many other conspicuous figures in
the country's political history,
Occasionally Senator Eustis, of Louisiana,
strikes an attitude, or his features catch q
peculiar light, which renders his resem.
blance to Blaine so striking that it is genor.
ally recognized and commented upon. Al
though SO widely separated in latitude, the
statesmen from the extreme North and
South arc SO much alike in appearance that
it is sometimes difficult to convince q visitor
the Senate.
Senator Blair's resemblance to Hayes has
often been commented upon, and increases
with the marks that time is making upon
the philanthropic New England Senator.
The two men might readily be mistaken for
each other. The resemblance which in the
case of Eustis and Blaine does not extend
further than to the similarity of feature and
expression, in this case extends to manner,
voice, form and bearing, and is in oil re-
spects seemingly almost perfect.
The similarity between the face and form
Of Senator Cullom and the portraits Of Lin
coin, heightened by tho fact Of their similar
geographical origin, has been the subject Of
remark for many years and has done it's
full part in shaping the political dcstinies Of
Mr.. Cullom.
Senator Morrill's resemblance to Charles
Sumner Is one of the most notable Of the
Senate ~ikenesses, owing to its singular
fidelity to every detail Of countcnance, color
Of eye, shade Of hair and even to the tones
Of the voice and case of gesture.
To the visitor who is seeking r~cscmblances
there is little dioiculity in noticing q strik-
ing likeness between the profile Of Senator
German and that of Washington as shown
by many Of the medallion portraits. This
resemblance is sufficiently apparent to have
been often remarked. and when the face Of
the Maryland Senator is in perfect repose
and the expression one Of attentive thought,
it affords certainly the closest resemblance
to the face of Washington of any now in
public life.
The new Senators have displaced several
Of the Senate gallery Of living likcnesses,
but have added enc OF the most striking to
the numbcr-it is that Of Senator Davis. Of
Minnesota, whose resemblance to Ben But
Ter is SO great rs to impress itself upon the
most casual Observer
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Killed.

KANSAS CITY, No, March a3.-Frank
Williams. a switchman, was killed in the
Missouri Pacific yards at $50 yesterday
afternoon. Williams was die yesterday,
and late iii the afterntOn he started across
the yards at the State line. n policeman
on the James street vlaGuct saw linn step
between two cars, and Il; the same moment
the train started suddenly. An instant
later the man was lying under the wheels.
He was carried to Il little house in the
wards, where he ulcd in Il few minutes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
OUR GLORIOUS COUNTRY.
1t Il Second Now, lsut Is Soon to Ec tn,
First.

1t Il ccond Now. Isut Is Soon to Re the
First.
Ours Is a great country. This is not an
original remark, but it has a large quantity
of truth in it. And we arc continually
growing greater III very many rcspects-in-
GLIDING some that are not of a character in
which we can take any pride. But it is in
population that VIC are making the most
gigantic strides. The 81. Louis GiObe-Demo-
erat shows our present and prospective posi-
tons in this respect IS follows:
"Thc United States has q population Of at
least G2.C0C,OO 1t this moment This makes
it second in this particular among the great
civilized nations Of the world. Keeping in
view the ratio Of growth Of the countries
named between recent census periods, there
are to-day about IS. 600 inhabitants in
European Russia 41,COO.COC in Germany,
100000 In Austro-Hungary, 100000 in
Franco. 8 5,OOO,0OO in Great Britain and Iro-
land, 3O,0OO.0n in Italy, and 100000 in
Spain. The population of none of the other
countries in Europe reaches l0,000.O0O-
Turkeys inhabitants outside Of Asia aggre-
gate scarcely half that figure. Russia
exceeds the United States in population.
Even Russia must soon DC left far in the
q On July I, $50, when the next M
enumeration takes place, the United
States will have Gs.0eO.0O inhabit.nts. Il
viii have !I.1o.GO in the year 1870 and 1884,
000.00O in 1910. This computation is based
ON the average growth Of the country dur.
ing the century. Employing . like basis for
Russia, that nation before 1910 will have
dropped to second place, the United States
taking the first.
"Forty years ago the United States stood
sixth IN point Of population among the
civilized nations Of the globe, and twenty
years ago 1t stood fifth. Twenty years
hence It will stand first.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
. s0 Ireland

DUBLIN. March M-Nr. William UBriea
addressed the Ponsonby tenants at Y oughal
early yesterday morning and Afterwards
attempted to hold tho meeting which had
een proclaimed By the Government He
united u car with the int ntion Of address.
the people but va sei sed BY policemen
dragged 70 the ground. The police
charged upon the crowd with
bat0ns md . serious melee On
which Q number u both sides were
l. 1t IL alleged that several Of the
70 stabbed. Magistrate Plunkett
n down and beaten and received
,heed. Mr.. O'Briea escaped 70
house and subsequently har.
vwd In Q stable. Police aAa
A1diEg the streets Ct u
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Nrv Goods Fajlura.

LINCOLN, Neb., March 2S.-Friend 4 Bon,
. dry goods 6rm operating a large estab-
hshment in this city and branch stores in
tho towns Of Bennett and Greenwood, Neh.,
have failed. The extent Of outside claims,
mostly In Chicago IND ST. Louis, is not do
initely known. but the firm expresses the
hope that the stock will more than satisfy
Ill and that business may b resumed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Ashoro and

CHATHAM, Mass, March 3-The schoon-
or Ella, Captain Hart, from Rockland for
New York, with lime. came ashore on
Chatham Bar during q thick snow and gale
last night. She was boarded by the life
saving crew with difficulty. The vessel
was found to have been abandoned and the
cargo was on Dire. She lies head to the sea
with jib up and foresail hanging. 1t ID
feared her crew has been lost.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30
Important

CHICAGO. March a-The s~ub-treasury
officials here are convinced that the
Logansport, Ind. authorities in arresting
James Sapp and his accomplicc on tho
charge Of passing counterfeit money have
struck . trail which 10 likely to lead TO the
arrest Of the gang that, within tho last
month, has put fully e50.OO0 In counterfeit
money into circulation in this city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30

Kansas ClTY, No., March IA dispatch
from Jefferson City says the Board Of
Eouslisat,on has reduced Jackson County's
assessment fifty per cent On town lots.
Tho increase IN the assessment In the
county for lSSS over 1SSj was $7O,O00,00 0 In
case the reduction had not been made. Jack
con County would have paid over two
thirds Of the entire increase in the State Of
nGjaaouci
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30

MEXICO, No, March A-Complets ~
turns show the dry. IN carried AudIa3a
County by . maturity Of ninety.ave ~ yee'
terday's local option election. This closes
the saloons III M~artinsouIH. Benton City
and V,udaliH. The election will doubtless
b contested BY tho vets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-03-30

,rch A-W. K. Wander
who arrived from Paris
uor L. BrotaGne, wos
tier having made an
under contract with
I'd y verbal under.
either become Nc.
into busin0os Mn