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Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
The Prices and Goods Explain it,

BY Saturdays log book we figure out an unexam.
pied trade for Wanamaker & Browns Spring Clothing
ThereI be breezes lost. 1t brought houseful Of
customers to the old coner-confdence and expectation
written on their faces.
A thousand advertisement couldn't have talked to
them so eloqueny as the sight they got of the
goods that ready for them.
The Mems and Young Mems Spring Oyercoats and
Suits were ready.
The Beautiful Clothing for the Boys was ready
The words seemed dimlnutve when khey saw the
great storeiuI, much they knew of how Oak Hall
makes its speech good.
The old friends, who have pinned their trust to us,
on the clothing question for many year. got new hit
at what bountiiu ovider the Old Reliable House or
Clothing is. The first callers sight they'll not for
get and may be safely booked among the regulars and
reliables of customers for many year to come.
They Jared we'll 1t wasn't only the variety and
quantity and excellence of the goods It's the Oak Hall
prices that spell out-More and More Business.
It's the tying the handsomest and best things and
solid for to lower prices than expected that gives
us such ae and gratifying sales and Leadership In Re
liable Clotkpg.
Wen be greatest in making your money go far be-
sides greatest tG giving Best Clothing.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
IN NJ n1EMORIA.

Lines written in memory OF Ann Elisa
y, 10 OF deoIge \. m ousley, who fell AllosI
In doai JanuSfy 20. 1855, In nor oI. year
one that Wsl always cheOrfui, ever tryIns
70 make those around her happy; a wife VII.
tuops and true loving and Kind; aIvayi
really 70 hsiist In time OF need TO her famiiy
and to neighboH.
a precious one from us ia gone,
A voice He loved is still,
place is vacant 1 q our house
which never can be nlled.
God IN his wisdom hath recalled
Iho boon his lsVo had given,
And though her bod slumbs.s In tho tomt
Her soul Is sAfs IN Heaven.
At tho eolemn hour of twilight.
IN the darkness. cold and deep,
Resting On her daughters bosom,
Dearest mother fell asleep.
Dhtk AID lonely iB our dwelling,
since cur detrest mothers gone,
But we Will all try to meet ber
Over In the Heavenly throng.
But God has said va sooa shall meet
AND see her face to faor.
her loyins hands We then shall cl.sp
ana her once mofs embrLoS.
ls Il trus that mothers dead.
Or rather coaled 10 be,
F0t sui she liVet IN our hearts,
Whlle her We cannot SEQ.
Dear mother, It was hard to part
With one 80 hInd as thou;
IL teems as though our Rohirg hearts
you'd md no oonfCTi now.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Ordered to Leave Town,

Last Saturday n colored man, hf1llct.
ed with elephantiAsis, stopped at Third
and King streets and exhibited his
swollen limbs for the purposs OF solI-
citing charity. He gathered o lsrt o
crowd around him, and the nickels
were poured pretty freely into his ex.
tended bat. This is n disease common
In the East and West Indies, and 90
called from the skin OF the affiioL
ed limb becoming rough, scnly
and enorm onsly Swollen, so that 1t re-
sembles the leg Of an elephant. II Ia
said there Is no oure for It, and that
being species OF leprosy It 10 very con.
tsgi0us. This man claimed TO be from
South Carolina, and es soon NJ the facts
OF the case we're brought to the notioe
OF Mayor Rhoeds tho man was ord srod
TO leave town isstsnter.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Killed to save lIisRoll.

On Sunday wstk seversI nsnl
OF . Religions eoeiety took n.n |
his bed 10 Lancaster co1ptI, Pst
baptized him In the cald vtli
creek. The man had heen .7Hall
from peritonitls and vas in D iAi
Of recovery, bat the shock TO lH
tenn was 60 great that hs died Hs'
evening. The parties meant Ntl,
like some others, 1t wonld lsw
bstter II their zsal had been ltul
with disoretisn or common sea'S
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Chips.

| Mid, sooSbisng, aud healing ID DR..
Sage's Cstarfh Remedy.
Joseph P. Hughep, butcher Of tn e
Second street market, died last Friday
night.
Bishop Curtis will preach 10 st.Ann's
ChnFe1 next Sunday evening, when
near leo persons will be confirmed.
Charlea Doughertg, q ship carpenter,
taken sick on Saturday last lat the
yard Of tas jackson & Sharp Company,
an convey led to his home, at Eighth
aud jackson streets, wse reported bet
ter this uorninz, DR. UnEsr wing
Wsrded oi az attack of Apoplexy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09

The following cases were disposed OF
ri this mornings session of the City
cout,:
Emory Cook, colorod, charged with
heing drunk and disorderly WAS fined
81 and costs. David Cunningham,
white, and John H. Mickey, ooored /,
two bJS WHO ran away from the Ferris
Reform School last week, were arrnign.
ed, and tae evidence showed that they
"sre implicated In the robbery OF 3
s:ofe a. EouTteeuth th and Scott streets
one night recently. Some Of the to-
oaceo stolen from the stors WAS .ound
Ia one OF their pockets. They were 10.
committed t. the school and taken hack
to that iIsli.ution kandcufisd together.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
nIET.

OAHPEHrER-Dn the 9Th inss.. JlIIa A,
OarpSnier, in tho 87Gn year OF her aye,
The relatives and friends " the family are
invited TO attend her funeral fnom or late
residenee, CarpentsT's Station, BRANDY win o
HUNDRED, on fourth day, llth Inst. lutor-
nont 10 ttleods burning ground, OH.
McDULLUT T9H-On the 7tb in6t lana
vile OF katnett McUullJuKh, aged 81
years.
kele.Ives and friends arc resp setfulIy in.
vltod u attend her luGerRl from tho Test-
oence Of her hnhband, Eighth aAd church
street. on wednesday morning HIN
Requiem MASS NJ st. Marys Church al
o.cMek. Intetmont at New Cathedral csme
tey.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
PrseIplta,ed in . won.

PALMYRA, NO., April Friday
was Arbor Day In Missouri, and ai
Palmy ra the teachers and stholaIs OF
the public schools went 70 the ouukiit
OF the city for irees, Some OF the
smaller children gathered sroand a
well and attempted to pump some
water TO drink. The pianks on whicn
they stood gave way, and is Of the
children were peroipitated into the
we'll, containing ave feet Of water. BY
means Of q rope tbetesohers wtrs sucoes-
ful in getting all ont bat one alive, Ar.
thur, the nine.y ear.old son OF Mrs Lit
tie, . widow, was drowned. Several
others were pjuredI but none fatally.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
o,,na saIns Mind.

A well known youtg sFG,s,I T. !,
stnft,d out last eveDins 10 We. ,'..,,iltu
bu, failed to find her p'E9e o. ~ I'm NJ
Meeting n young ra'irosd ,ls', ,rSi,h
p!sined the difficulty uLayr ,',I d
was laboring, when the Tai.l.'- Il
Eersed to assist in bio d 1, emu Ind
proceeded together, aua j no 1r"' ',v,pl
up at the same houae' Ind,
however, was pleasantly ,pp,IIs' p, d
which will prove tbd IS'O'
alone oan determine.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Tho gray and stevens cOmDlrn1

The Gray ard 5.evens Q 9aA'
will commence 81 epgssematE
week OF the Opera Hoas7 ihl' eI'Vj N
when they will present. "hAau
the Storm. Thia company a. NJ
their educated dogs, wien ="
prominent part IN thciF diheis.L
kre well known in this city ls,,ss .,.s
pearsd here several times ph,
Their success In this city u Wv
gives every reason to believe 'I'
will be greeted with GRO 'dtu h'-'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Enrlnlnnrer.nr..t

An adjourned irq1est vs., fsli
morning over the Itmsirs O, VII
MaBride,wh1 6assqnessei % lat
Thursday lgst 1T Tie r., VI. 4 81
After beArtog the evidence, ite
rendered ,be following Ntsdil': .
Willisrn McBrid6 Camo to EAj
April 9th, by heibg sQustz'd tod
at the p W, & b. L. r., iO1dd b
q! The fo3t OF WAlrgt stftti, ord
James Harper, tta yard coHluGlGi,
careless and neglected his dui4ll
inspecting TO see tia. the tsLk
ready for removal"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
ASSOC, 900 Hotel.

AUGUSTA, Ga hpfii ga conI
has been awarded for q tlOl Ol0 4
on the Sand Hill1 resr Aasurd
Northern visitors Phlhtslpaii 4
tsllets purchased 2l0o acres q
within mile Of the city ll1i1
hotel will be built and othtr inpf|
ments started 10 develop the pIol|
and make 1t auotbGr nttIacli'e ~
OF Augusta. "Theso are The iifsi 4
Of Augus,a's NAiouRl EEEosllI01
commence uext OotObtr, And coll1
six weeks"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
.PhIIadeIphia Itom,

PHILADELPHIA Pa, April 9.-Lswii
Harvey, aged 28 yesTe, VI 7lb Norris
street, was shot In the face last night by
James Reeves, Rn Is year old boy, llv
ing at 2i6 Godfrey street. Harvey IA
not dangerously wounded, and both he
and Reeves say the shooting was acct
dental. Harvey IL employed IN the
livery stable Of Mccain 81 vAutier, on
Moyamenttng avenue below IAsker
street,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
sold by the snerih

The following pr 7perliGSs ~, 'garkl
Sheriff Lambsoni A. tLs p,''
tel, Newark, lstt sa'utds3' Of y.
OF James Wilson, in snssrssIIi
Ark, fer 81 800. to s. M' ~ Mi q.
William Ii. VSDssnt, ID ,.T ioryd
trundred, to Helen U P9r's's as'sesIH.l
shops OF James NJ Dousn'W ~ W,lIbn
Clay creek hundred, 10
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
LAdIoa

In delicate health, and all who suffer
from hAbituAl constipation, will end
the pleasant CaliforniA liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of FIss, more easily
taken and more bensfio oiAl In effect lan
any other remedy. II acts promptly
yet gently on the bowels, kidneys, liver
aud stomach, and does not sicken OF
debllitatO. All druggists. N. B. Dan.
forth. Second and Market, Wholesale
Auant
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Placing wheeling on IN, Main

Placing wheeling on IN, MANI
The new Baltimore sud O5loI
dole will 90 iuto eject tp All
Tho moRt important th,gts cSl
plated will bs In fellias Heed
express, which lPAvts PMtdsIpl
o o'c.ock p. IN. and Baltimore n
o'olo OK, y. IN. via " hee.iIg apd /
burg, instead OF over the n,Ip M
II now runs. Although tbs tes
is ten miles longer than tSe Old "A
Is believed that bsittr time vlI
made. a. the heavy grad ga ovef M
legt eoies will be ayoiitd One a
tsFe OF the proposed change 10 I,
will place Wheeling ua ttenan
and will prove OF g.eai cJIvtalsa3
the people Cf lha5 city 10 conf
Baltimore. Tie tain VII. rstrm
Chicago ever the san roua.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
B,aine Coming Home.

AUGUSTA, Nc, April 9-Lettsrs
were recslved oa Saturday from MI.
Blaine, saying that the Blaine family
were enjoy Ing them selves 10 Florence
that they would start for Psris In about
two "eeks, and, after spending o short
time there, would make trip through
Norway and Sweden. They expect to
reach home about the end Of jane.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
FIFTH EDITION
Registrar %.

Durirg the week ena,n
Saturday there we're "a St Sttt,' ~ ncon
ilsaes And q deaths rsporHI s, :. 10 |
trar lee 30 having cconIr., ~ 70 Rs|
against ~ deaths Tor ,he ~ 49,. y lsis
Weekof last year. VIZ spopd
Oauses Of desth-hp,r,.
stmption, Group, entetii,, p'.1y,
pneumonia, 9oscb; srrIda,,I Ieolr
convulaiors, catArfh. carcss ', cyasI
81 lungs. erysipelss, hear 'I 9,.]
nh.uIal .causte, prematp,s an
ulcer OF stomach, i escI, O gp1
Age0 OF doct aset HID,
from l to 2. /; from 9to5s 4. ! ~
~, u nom 80 to 10, ., fitn a zen =
from 20 10 60, 2; frC IN Co IN = n ~ %
10 TO 30, 5; from so 10 90 p :" u
Theie wns 1 still birth. ~
. osee. . bodies were brought lo,. Si \
term snt and 5 were seut srsS
II is, however, pronsr ~
tbe humber Of birth, fepor,s5 ,,s ~
to be taken sS having ocs5,,.S y, y
week, es some OF the Ihy,IsI,,.
not been making their Isns..s
quired by the law. Cons y rv,s w.,
isirar Lee has been after thsT "
who had failed 70 rep,it N,
yesr returned 38 birth c.ns1
which accounts in a mea,n,. ma" !.
large sumber reported la,I vS,L
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Tor MA. DAVE.

"Oash" has left one dollar as this
office for Mrs. Davis. the widow Of
Charles Davif, who was drownet last
Friday morning. Any further contrl.
buttons OF money, clothing or proyls.
Ions will be gladly rect tivst, as Mrs.
Davis and her little children a-e In
great need OF assistance.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Thsy : le5ta .l--nAn..

p.,I bcnG l,,tTaT"TN, Pa A1rn 9.-on
Ilday &iaafntoatix r.;r -4ovst rsed .
.ug DYE iaoRtu4 ID egs f;om 10 o Is
Sea,' ears' %eht mo bAsn 20 play cow.
10y. Oht 81 thtmtat atso sronpd
.ae. .ae necE Of i',E.e jimmy Barton, Who
.tiIt''ted .tepfesehted an lodisn aGd a. The roma
uRh.ened the cthersls7gaed ~ ,JImmy;s
~ stsiussiaj to get irte. IattnmIdst oi
.ne P)f. the moshsr o. Que on the bovs
sSppsste4 SIIs and released Jimmy. btt be
in el Ltol the effects u the stransiing
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
kellRr Uomlng.

Rellar, who ia acknowledged to be
the best sleiRht Of hand performer In
the world, viii appear at the Opera
House on Monday ard Tuesday i2hts
OF next week and give exhibitions Of
bis w0Bdetiul powers.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Wncon l,roke Doun.

Thia morning one OF tho Wilmington
Transfer OCmpEny's delivery wagons
broke down at Eighth and Orange
streets. The accident was caused By
tho sDapping Of body bolt, and 1t was
found necessary to unsorew the entire
lower part Of the wagon before new
one could be pnt in place.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
InvesIIaatlpE lne N. rnu, n,....

NEW BAMPTcE, Iowa. AodI i
coroner's jury 10 hearing l., tim0Dl
1peo,ing the recent aooid ent M M
Paul Rsilwsy at ih's p!aos E1
sions are secret, ana 1t Is sad tb,t
OF the evidence ELECTED Ia, ~,
favorable TO the St. Paul road ~
Paul tfiicias, however, ny ~
bridge was OF the hest con,,rSclio1j
that allegations to lh coutra,v AVA
made by persons with q k1osn n
dice ngsinst the read.
At tho scene Of tia wreck ths n
who had gathered to wltpts. n.
were driven avsy ly road Nj NIL
latter Claim this NAs topey.p, M
accident, bat many oi tic Lel,bSl
people say that the company 4 N
to cor q .Al the full llez'tuto ofl lhed,d
tion Of life. The feeling erovs NM
are other bodies plnntd dosp bt1
the buried englun or carried M
down the stream.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
hF ARfIEIl.

FuRGERSOP-HARROP-On April ard
by the Rev. Father Kelley, ar. Ua,ter
IurSersan 70 miss Name HRuop. bo.h OF
hooEiand, Del. NO oErds.
Chester papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
EGhrnrnnI

The members Of the Choral Club are
earDestly requested to meet ut the re.
hearsnl room az O'Clock this evening.
This 10 the last dramatic reheArnal bu;
one, and full attendancs Ia de,iied,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
1ne Fins weather

Ia here. end % ia the hns E'a MI
sh hoes for ladies, nisses ava ts,'.a cs,S
ard the prices are low too, q. pa''
206 Market st., abovs Saalha'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09

Wm' B. Sharp& Co.,
! Fourth and Market SIS.
Supplementipg our an.
nouncemsnt OF fine imported
and domestic d r ES S
GOODS we have. to add
one of the most remarkable
bargains ard greatest value
{ was our good fortune to
secure.
Soft and pliable- like an
English Serge-of the finest
wool-made in plain colors,
solid plaids and all over
plaids, showing soft, low
tones and harmonious col
ring, and combinations
These are extremely desira-
BILE dress fabrics, and the
quantity is limited. They
never, in this quality, sold
for less than $3.50 per yard.
A large purchase and quick
transaction sarcs you and
US so cents on every yard |
you huy-in other words a
full dollar and a-haIf's worth |
for $1.00.
They are so inches wide |
and in l8 colorings and |
combinations. 1t you are |
in search Of a nice dress,
think of these, 81, instead
of 81 80.
We have also added to
this dress goods exhibit an
elegant line Of colored Sat.
ins in 20 different shades
evening, neutral and solid
colors--making a most su-
perb satin Offering. They
will be so cents, instead Of
IS.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Mt N pnl.nnnlnn,n

.,a;n me itp2f' that John Brown, the mu.
HS,II. ,S,Hn ah9 p'aHoturfr oss removed to
ss,t1t i5alA ss lu-.-re1r, a. Rr. Brown
., ST. ~ h WIS et'9 eni rsaly 10 attend
SNa' tasa .-t NFy GtfsF.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
euacl-, -

To mcrsae fI-l.=l ..-,. ,o,4 4.
positigs!s t5.ss iJtu, IS
chiropo3i-, nay r. u q,
House, tI1 Ma. - 4ie
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09

T OsT.-A BLAOK ANDTAN TpRRIErt
"A dog. suitable row ard viii be nIid
on his return to No. 72l Walnut street.
ap.ltA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Bsforo tha JndKn,

Did you ever sea clocks as cheap as
g. Smyih Il Fnil's7
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
~ ~, reception.

The Continental ball S,,n,'s sIll ,'iS S,1s3 Y
at Rossiter. Eskin q a, hnt' on fdt
academy, 223 French .,resI' .,,esious 70 !
opening Of the ooors .ho n S,ess upllai,
q street parade in ~ "a ai. ! Isttrch,l
Tbe ball will TO doubt 1oaie % will ~
iaip. air and ali who paTiiieelps,'Sc { .,', cf 'ittlt
themseIyef the to the full eePs tRirt's II crcsaI
oltr alton. Professor a
will furnish The mutic'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09

NoTIGE - THE ANNUAL MEET
i ting Of the Diamond state Loan Lsso-
Wedhesday evening next. Anril tiih al : 20
elo,k. The recent audit of aCcnnntg Nyni he
hnnmilleh; the question of merging this A..
me election OF officers viii be held The ~
"hsAhce oityery stockholdtr 10 desired
HENRY q. CONRAD. President,
A9-3t-m-tu-M
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09

"ANTHD.-A SITUATION ny A
" wldoWlady with oee child. 10 40
genersl mouse Werk. Apply at liOp Ghrst,
hN' h"00'' aOa.H
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
DURLIC sALE-THE IrNnrnarnN

IVbLIU SALE -THE UNDFR9TGN-
"A ed VIII offer at public sale on WEDNF Fs-
NJ ApTli 18Th, att p. M, sharp at hi5
S.,npp ~ Iooo-1,9 Market street, near Brapdy-
@ @m,hH D -ldRt. lot Of new q Il second hand
I1aIIiAgns, n dearhornH, ana store wagons or All
hlnns. These waRonsi have hcen tfornughlv
oNtthhu ed and built by myself and sHSry
WWagoh VIII be guaranteed as Represented
Ierm fsale three and six months rrrdii
A9.t od-!6-l7. W, A. unkili A,n,r
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
PEERLESS DYES Esfs Ass n teS S.1ssi;7, nHsg
UPENlNG " rEwh wh STORE.

me subFcriher in forms his friends and the
pusle Etnerally That Ec hfs :opcped a now
Er9r9rg n itore, at the southeast corner of IN
good assortment of fine goods, which he viii
telI AZ the lowest prices. Choice butter ana
M MI speclaliy, cnll Il respectiYriy So
,miei.fd' m t NTdefs received and goods delivered
" al parts of the HItv, without additional
chafge. JOSEPH E. MILLER aa,i9i
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09

We're embarked for the banner Spring business of
our store.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09

wlIl,sm psunoll mas o,sIftrd o.. I.ftrso! +.
stow a, Fifh ami dam IN c.flsl'
fine assortmen' OF
fTesh and salt mest'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09

Mira. Nor,oo i- coydaei y -
,uiIerlng from > Dsd co'''
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-25
Adirondack Murray in the
Woods.

What do do in theiwoods? Suppose
/ told you, you wouldn't understand.
Can boy tell you what he did the hap
piest day of his life in which he did moth
ing but play? We remember work days,
death days, days of toll, pain and parting
but who remembers aught Of the play
days, the days that were 30 evenly full of
happy feeling that there was no one hour
or moment of all the day to give it prom
inence in memory? People think-some
do-that memory will become tiresome
in eternity. They forget. Happiness
has little memory, misery has long one.
Happiness relates to the present, and
when you are perfectly happy the past is
nothing and the future is nothing; the
present itself contents, and needs to bor-
row nothing from past or future. Memo
nv is consolation for q present depriva-
tion--a makcshift for something better.
The loved face is absent; you comfort
yourself with the memory of it, and so
memory makes good the absence of per-
sons and things whose presence would
make the present all abundant. | doubt
if we remember much in heaven; the
present will be SO full we shall be content.
Therefore, when you ask me what do,
what can ] say but this-enjoy myself
w. II. ii. Murray's Letter,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-25
How She Bought 1t.

Please, how much is that very large
doll ?" asked beautifully dressed little
girl, about two feet six inches high, of "a
salesman in Woodward avenue estab-
lishment, standing on tiptoe to got a
glimpse over the counter.
"That is s25, miss was the amused
answer.
Isn't that a good deal for one dolly ?"
she asked, wistfully.
Yes, butit isa very large one; its eyes
open and shut, it cries, says mamma and
papa; can sit in any position and has a
beautiful dress
"The frock is pretty said the little
one, dublously, but it's lots OF money,
and I'm afraid ] haven't got enough.
Here is my purse, sir; will you please
count it?7
The clerk did as requested, and an
nounced the result: 1.-TWO dollars and
farty-seven cents"
That's lots too little, isn't it?" asked
the small lady.
"Yes, good deal"
"Well, let me see. ] havesome money
in my bank at home, and there is some
more coming TO me for not eating dessert,
aad -nl. I'll tell you" she exclaimed,
Frightening at the truly feminine idea,
"you may send it to the house and charge
it TO papa"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-25
The Brokers Victims.

Does anybody ever &c. rich deal
ing on a margin ?" Mr. Dunn was
asked.
have never yet seen such an inli-
vidual they ali go broke
Then ! should think the business
would die out
Business is NOT as il used to be, but
there are always pigeons TO he plncked.
Watch any prominent brokers office for
year, and you will see a complete
change in the people who frequent it.
One crowd gets cleaned out and another
crowd takes its place"
Who are tbs yictims p
They come from every walk of life,
but the brokers best customers are mer-
cLaRts and business men who begin by
risking a A1le money that they can
spare without lytipg them. A few stop
when they have lost sheir little surplus
bat most Of them stick to the game until
they are cleaned out and in the bands
Of the sheriff sf sSsigHees- Those who
escape ruin are those whose fysi loss is
their last who stop before ti.e passion
becomes their MASTER = i'LiLa. TINES
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-25
Cold Lake Superior.

How cold the dark water Of Lake Su-
perior is. One evening when we were
steaming across that lake | asked the
mate what was done when man fell
overheard. He cody replied
Nothing"
"Why ?" ! asked, astonished at his
hear,lessness.
THE water of Lake Superior is so cold
that a man cannot live in it during the
time it takes to stop a rapidly moving
vessel and lower boat, he replied Then
he added =" / have sailed on this lake
for twenty years. During that time
have known many men to fall off vessels.
| knew of one man only who escaped
death. lie was saved by a scratch. The
others were apparently killed by the
shock produced by falling into such cold
water.
He picked up an empty can to which
. long string was attached, and cast it
oyerboard. Fhe can skipped from the
crest Of one gaye to that of another for
an instant, then dipped and flied, The
hoary-headed mate drew that full can up
and handed it to me, saying: Take a
drink of that, and then you can say what
you think of your chances of swimming
in Lake Superior for ten or fifteen min
uies." | drank deeply, and it was as
though liquid ice flowed down my
throat
at is alleged" the mate sal that
this lake never gives up its dead that to
be drowned in Lake Superior is to be
buried for all time. l do not know il
this is true or not, but ] do know that |
have never seen corpse floating on the
lake
wonder ifthat is true doubted il,
but / could find no sailor who had ever
seen dead body floating on the-iake.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-25
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Don't

Let that cold of yours run on. You think
it is IA light thing. But it may run into
catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con-
sumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death itself.
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear of all distractions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there is
trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured by
the use of Boschee'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 it is, themselves" Bottle only 10
cents. Ask any druggist.