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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-19
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MAGAZINE
FOR 1889.

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erxl VERY striking papers one especially interest
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illustrated
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WHOLE NO. 1853.

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Make No Mistake.

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1889.
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1889.
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Best Cough Cure.

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II hare used Ayers Cherry Peetorai
fnr I-nr.cl.ttis and
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enough.
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Lung Diseases,


for which / believe it TO be the greatest
medicine in the world. - James Miller,
Caraway, y. c.
My wife had distressing cough,
with pains in the side aud breast. We
tried various medicines. but nene did
her any good until I got a bottle OF
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her. A neighbor, Mrs. Glenn. had the
measles, and the eongh was relieved by
the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1
have no hesitation in recommending
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man Headlight. Morriliton. Ark.
Ayers Cherry Pecteral cured me ot
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her more than any other medicine she
ever used" ."--Enos Clark, Mt. Liberty.
Kansas.
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Posfags FREE to al sssbsc,i6ers in the U5titsd
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-28

The following story is true, and has
not heretofore been published: An old
bachelor died In the eastern part of
the province, and left $2,70) i'll the
savings bank. Under his will this was
to be divided in equal shares among
his heirs, but could not be withdrawn
from the bank without the consent of
all. The heirs did not exactly see how
they were to get the money, and con-
suited a lawyer who happened to be
visiting the village. He said it was the
simplest thing in the world. All they
had to do was to give him power of
attorney to act for them. They did so,
and 10 drew the money, and continued
to act for them," without, however,
dividing the money. He wrote some
letters, and still "acted for them" but
alas they forgot that getting Il lawyer
to act for one is an expensive luxury.
None of the heirs know actly what
business the lawyer did except draw
up the power of attorney and draw ont
the money from the savings bank; but
this they do know, that the llwyer's
bill against the estate has not on V al
ready swallowed up the whole OF the
y, 100, hut he has iust sHed the estate
for So over and above that amount for
services rendered. The moral connect
ed with this story can be discovered
with the naked oye.--IGrmOtth
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-28

tlo holl nc tLo Nn(,inror4,. A.cooio4;o,,
with Tarnov Rronninan 4 strmnl, ,"' Lon
that The hnns would wnrl, IN 81 ho c,o 1Jl
w. Sho IctonLnd o Ioi4 L Ia tl
lection, valued at some thousands of
dollars, and sewed them by their hind
legs to the most prominent portions of
her costume. Putting on n waterproof
she boarded car and went off to be-
the belle of the ball. The Doctor dis
covered his rined cases during the
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-28

DIR. M is very enthusiastic sur
geon and delights in cutting up the de-
funct in the cause of lis profession.
He was lately called upon to attend IA
case at st. Marys Hospital A poor
fellow had his face filled with bird shot
and one arm nearly taken off. The
! octor had come directly from the dis
sectng room and his head was full of
his work there. Walking into the ward
with both hands in his pockets, as is
his way, he approached the bed.
rs this the subject?" he asked,
briefly.
NO, Doctor" the poor fellow an
swered, "I'm not subject yet; I'm
only an object, and he smiled comic
ally.
The Doctor nodded grimly the likes
Joke, even at his own oxpense), but
he gave an extra touch to his profes
sional care for the witty patient
Detroit Free Press.
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a o,ur,Iing question.

Even the life of a newspaper canvas
ser is not totally devoid of poetry. The
intending round of Times is so hard
and money is so scarce that we can't
take a paper and My husband brings
Il papc" home with him. and all the
stock excuses, are sometimes broken
up by little incident like this, that was
told by man who labors in that I'M
grateful positions: The delivery boy
had gone Il little ahead of me-" said the
canvasscr, land as stood on the side
walk a pretty little boy in kits toddlcd
up and stared at me with pretty blue
eyes. | made friends with him at once
He put his hand on my order-book and
says he:
"IIOt's at?''
That's an order-bOo,l," told him.
Hot does 90 do wiz 'at?'
"Oh, write down the names of all
the bad little boys | know"
He looked at me minute with his
big eyes opened wide. Then, his voice
hushed with awe, he asked:
is 90 Dod?"-ChicUg) JidH.
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self, and the dressmakers here and
abroad know it, and never fail to profit
III their business by one of her visits.
She is apt to spend day over each
dress, and thus she gives up the better
part of one week in eight at her dress
makers. She figures closely on every
item in the makeup of a drcas-far
more closely than |, who have to be
careful, and yet she makes no appear
ance OF haggling over prices. When
ask her what she wants
OF fourth walking dress or third
ball dress, she replies: What else
have l to do with myself or my
money pity her from the bottom
OF my heart, for she would be happ or
II she had family or a speciality; but,
all that's chapter by itself, and mob
half 80 interesting as this ono either.
lShe has saved me a great deal of
money in buying, and can shop for mo
better than l can myself This is IN
instinct with her. She does not seem
to care how much she spends, but
wants the worth of her money every
time. She buys hats INCREASINGLY, all
the time. She sees q pretty hat in n
Sai VI WIZ lho"tel, anu II gives
her hint for n prettier one, or she
Will combine two hats that she secs in
the street."
Girls are nowhere iovelier than in the
simple, neat, pretty gowns now worn
by them at home. Oddities of drauery
are INDUCED in, and decorations that
are as gay as the flowers that have be-
come so popular in the boudoirs of the
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Hard on Him.

There are few aesthetic men who use
square, tinted envelopes, and affect Il
feminine hand, even in business let
tiers. by some mistake says mar
ried man, lone of that kind was sent
to my house the other day instCal of
my office. When | went home that
evening the letter was laid on my plate
at the table and my wife in the dumps.
She had been crying, | opened the
letter and was annoyed by its contents.
Slowly | tore it up into little pieces
and threw them on the floor.
My wife, with more cOlorir her face
than | like to see, said; I'll see who
this woman is and, picking up the
pieces, she carried them to her room,
and at the end Of an hour managed to
get the letter together and read: Dear
Sir: AS my son is going into the in
surance next month, shall hereafter
place my business in his hands, Had
it been winter and had thrown the
letter into the fire | would not have
been able to square it within week.
NCr York Tribune.
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last all winter. Ten ladies were
gathered in one store recently, select
ing spray after spray for home decora-
tions. Halls covered with these
flowers are certainly pretticr thar
those decorated with gaudy fans or
japanese trappinGs. This winter will
be one of triumph for artificial flowers.
Two better home costumes for young
girls than those here illustrated cannot
be found in town. They contain va
riety of good suggestions which any
dressmakcr, professional or amateur,
can readily utilize. Novelty is aimed
at in some house dresses.
CONSERVATION reigncd in old DR..
Catlin's home one night when it was
found that the chambermaid had Como
to ball with the Doctors pet coIlec-
ton of butterflies and bugs stuck all
over a white tarltan frock. His en-
tomOlogical treasures, rich and rare,
were carefully pinned in cases with
locked glass doors on then. The Doe
tors wife had worn dress to some
festivity, ornamented with beaded but
terhics, and when the occasion arrived
for Miss Honora O'Halloran to attend
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TIE GIRL OF THE PERIOD.
Why have You screwed up your hal
like that?'

Why have you screwed up your hair
like that?'
"Oh, it's the newest fashion.
"Your head looks like q washerwo,
mans"
what nonsense! It's a Greek
knot"
Il don't caro- whether it's Greek or
Egyptian; but l won't take you to the
theater unless you unscrew that knob. "
"Boo-hoow
Such was the evidently coniugal dia-
loguc which iloatcd from North Side
vcstihule last night at the hour when
theatcr-Soers seek the softly padded
landau cushion or, more frequently,
the leathern strap of the somewhat less
luxurious street ear.
Gre Greek knots really the proper
thing" inquired the reporter of Miss
Minerva.
"Oh, yes, indeed she replied. eff
teen ont of every twenty fashionable
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Gloves.

Excellent qualities of English walk
ing gloves of fine dogsAin, to wear
with street dresses this winter arc
fastened smoothly over the wrists with
four large gilt buttons. There are
black kid bands at the top Of the
glove. They are made with piaue-
stitched seams, and embroidered on the
backs with heavy chain-stitching
Dark mahogany, terra-cotta, tan, dark
laurel-moss, olive green, and golden
brown are the most fashionable shades.
Warm winter gloves are manufactured
of finest SaXony cashmere, with very
long Jersey wrists that cling closely to
the arms. These are shown in dark
cloth shades. in six and eight button
lengths.
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Cicnr SEe,lHr NarniSh.

To get an absolutely clear solution
Of shellac has long been Il DIES deratum,
not only with microscopists but with
all others who have occasional need of
the medium for dement's, etc. 1t may
be prepared by first making an alec
holic solution of shellac in the usual
way; little benzole is then added, land
the mixture we'll shaken. In the course
of from twenty-four to forty-cight
hours the fluid will lave separated into
two distinct layers, an upper alcoholic
stratum, perfectly clear and of dark
red color, while under it is a turbid
mixture containing the impurities. The
clear solution may be decantei or
drawn off with pipette