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Proof Better man a ssertIon.


Wiih such PROF. as the following letter
from ". II. Dean, of Ne. 27s Seventh street,
New York, il is not necessary 10 MAKE The
bare assertion that Allcock's Porous Plas,els
cure lumhago. Mr.. Dean says:
Some ten days ago ] was aS,s1 With a very
violent pain in the smalIof my back. 1t
was 50 severe tha. / could hardly breathe
every movement caused great agony.
finally found out il was lumtago. Being on
ti-ely helpless, a friend sent 90 4 druggis. and
got tso Alleock's Porous P,asters these wers
wsfmed and applied 10 my back, one above
Che other. In haitian hoar, 10 my great de
light and surprise, | found the pain began to
abate. II two hours | was able 70 walk GU,
AMI attend TO nay business, The pa.n being
almost gone. Next day l was all right but
continued wearing the plasteIs for a week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

TnE Third Party Prohihitionists had
great faith tht their party would have a
large vote in the south. and that tins vote
would come from the Democrats. The
official vote shows that General fiske re-
ceivtd slS votes in Mississippi and 5S5
In AInhama.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

GEORGIA. is solid for Cleveland and De
mocracy. Here IS n Of the e By
which il was made 50: In one town a
single Niite man voted for General Har-
rison- lie did this because he was a pro-
tectionIst in principle aud believed Mr..
Cleveland a Free Trailer. As no coiored
mar in the town dared to vote with him.
ms was the solitary Republican vote ess.
in that place. and TO avense the Insult 20
their political unanimity. ms neirhhors
took him and hoQsed him with a o
hide. oar readers a form their eonclE-
sioDs and make their comments each for
Themselves.
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Senator QUAY wln remain.

WasHISeToS, Nov 25-It 10 oks now as
If Senator Quay hal abandoned all expecta-
lions OF taking a brief absence from Wash
ington before the meeting OF the Senate, a
week from tomorrow. lie had made up his
mind to go west within a day or two, but as
long as the districts are not all settled he is
loath to leave. Mrs. Quay and daughters
have gone 20 Philad elphia for a little shop
ping and will re:nrn about the middle Of the
ua,E
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

TmE next-Ffy-drst-Coneress viii
havc as members Of the House, four eN-
Speakers of that body, viz Carlisle, Ran
dali, Banks and Cox. There are but three
other eN Speakers now living Grow, Of
this State; Keller, OF Ohio, and James
q Blainc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

Sir. nareon- who's that knoceine9
Dsiota-I. 80.
Mf- HARRISON basyl-cane IA and take
a seat
Dakota gpnadly -Bat am nakots sir.
Mr Harrison ON al. indeed Thee fake
two sasis
And She vBl-s@r Yark Pres
That viii rersiua ~ soldiers q tie Mis-
sour campaign ola 5nimo sreeiinE be-
tween the b0yA when rneassnr Come, old
fellow, have a glass oflsger Yah. l fights
iaii sisels. so-aglH mi' Sissl2 Here.
waiie.. eve. GAS lager. -Iaier-OcaIl.
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a RaIoonlst

Prof. T. H. Vanaegrift made a balloon as
ecnsion in presence OF 1900 0 spectator at
Exposition Park, in Columbus. Ga. Thurs
day afternoon. When about half a mile
high the balloon burst, but Wand, grin cut
the rope that held the parachute. and 1t
seemed fra time that be would escape eath
he fell in the middle of the C~hatahooche
river, however, and was drowned before a
boat could reach him. He was p years Of
AGE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

GrrrxE reform. under the new admin
~istFation. VIII demand a great number Il
changes ia the postal service, not for po-
litieal bui for business reasons. This de-
partmeui Of the government, more d.
rectly than any other, affects the daily
life and business interests Of the people
and more than any other il sadly needs
the bosom II reform.
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pEGIsTEg's NOTICE..

Notice L. herehy given 70 an persons concern
cd as l%egatccs, creditors or esherwisc. That The
following neenunls have passed register. and that
tie SINE vii be prfsentefl fcr Confirmation and
allowance 70 an orphans Court 70 be held al
somerset on wednesday, pcs- j.. <
First and iiial aees1ut or JHro5 Thotapsou Ex'r
Of Jacob Berkey dee4
First and inai recount IF James n05es-S Ad.nr.
u Elisabeth Rodgers denfd
first AMI final astqrnl # Fred NiIer Adslr. o.
Wm. HaHu.uy ifcd.
FIRST and final account o. K. ~. patterson and
Nathan Stahl EXT. etiun 6. Stsht deed.
First md faat accn4hi ofL. y 5ennflfas ADM.
Of iavina Heinbagea decd,
First and final account of Henry Kldaer and
Elizabeth kister Ext. ofIrnh Eidne-dect.
first account q p Asssrooi cne u The
xxi. Ct Jacch LiveIisoott deeN.
First ard tnal accent # I,slas !. Aukeny and
Cyrus Ankrns Admr. and Trustee 0r 1saae An-
keny decd.
First aceylnt OF jacob / Knnfaau ard Levi
Tcies Ex'r. of Isaac Kaufman deed.
final acconu' u AlexartieT Beasfl, Execntor
~ samuel Stahl- deceased
RRsIs1R's ofFicE, JACOB D. swANE.
somerset Nov. Il Register.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

THE Louisville CsUr.s L,afaai, the Gin
cinnaii Ea7sicr and the Mex York
Grphic, three leading Democratic jour
nals. am unanimous Ia demandiag that
Democrats holding Federal Offices resign
on the 4th of March. Il won't make Re
publicanz mad If they do.
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Preslaent


The Electors do not vote for President and
Vice President until the second Moadty Of
January. If either Harrison or Morton or
beth were to die before thstiime, the Elee-
toai Colleges would elect Others. If Earn-
son were 10 die between the electoral election
in January and the Alb Of March, Morton
would first qualify as Vice President and
Immediately become President. If both
were to die between the second Monday Of
January and the 4ih Of March, the President
protein, ofthe Senate would become Presi-
dent until a new election was held on next
November and the successful candidate quail
fled. If Harrisnn and Morton were 10 die
after they had beed inaaghrated and select
ed a cabinet, the Secretary of State would
become President for the fall ~unexpired term.
with the succession to the Secretary OF the
Telsury and down through all the Cabinet.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

r. .ianic +. Peterson
Yo1 arc hereby notified to be and appear az the
next Court Of Common Pleas Of Somerset County
Pa. to be held at Somerset on The md Monday
Of December lssS Goth day % answer the com
plaint Of George Peterson your husband, and
show cause. ifany yoH have. why your said hus-
band should not be divorced from the bond OF
matimony entered into with Won, agfeeatly 10
The prayer OF his petition and likel exhibited
Rcainst yoit before said court aud filed 10 No. =
Nay Term 1Sss and No. - September Term lssS
SHEHIFFE OFEfcE- i. :. NcMIlLEN,
Somerset, Pa, nov. II, IS. Sheriff.
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WRIT oF PARTITION.

To Harrison Keim. Jacob Keim. William
Keim. and Mary keim. inlegmarTied with
Walter G. Bates OF Carleton. Thayer Co,
Neb, Annie keiDL intcffnArTied with r.
win Hay. Elm Eeim. int ermarred With
Joseph G. Bender. an1 emilia kesm. inter
married with John NJ. bender of strang.
Fillmore COUNTY. Neh Gafhnriue kenn, in
;srmarriel with William Tauber, OF Duncan
Falls. Muskingum Co. Ohio.
You are hereby notified that In PURSUANCE OF
Nfit OF Partition issned out OF the Orphans Conri
Of Somerset County. Pa. and 10 me directed, !
will bold an nunest on the premises. on the real
estate % Ella Ecim. deed. situate in Meyers
dale Bcro1gh. Somerset County, Pa, Oh Monday.
the 81 day of Dec. next, when and where you
can attend ifyou think proper.
K S. McMlLLES.
ShcriHs Office Sheriff.
Oct -. 1855.
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What Senator ingalls, Would Do,

INV NoRS, Nov. 22-The Ladepcadeaf.
wita a view to symposium on The spoiis
question, recently stated that there would be
more than 5000 Democrats in Office on
March land asked o2'ni1as want shouli be
done iihthem- Il has received the Follow
ing eontrblaioa from Senator Iagails
~IrtheTe viii pc more than 5000 Demo-
erals IN office on The 4th Of March next,
about which I know nothing. they Should
al be removed before The going down Of The
sun oil that day. au1 more THAI f1.099 Re
publeans appointed in their stead. What
the attitude ofthe Administration VIII De, l
have neither opinion nor Information.
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81 - pluraIay.-lIl p

oNE ~ tue PAUSE for p%roioand gTaii-
tude over the Republican victory is that
the snprrme CouFi has been saved. Its
standard Of ability would inevitably
have been lowered if Mr.. Cleveland had
been reelected. 20 say nothing OF the
dangerous change that would have been
made in is political complexion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28
The House RepubIioan.

WAsHIseToS, Nov. Ex-senator Quay said
IN an interview this morning: We shall
have a majority in the House. anyhow
majority Of nine. / DO not believe that Dem
Governors of Stares'wiiI give certif-
Gates Of election simply because they agree
in their political faith. shall refuse to be-
lieye that any such thing will be done nnsl
] see it. There is nothing TO be gained by
any dishonest or dishonorable eondnct; it
would be revolutionary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

Tia Democratic papers are nov sayias
a good many things about the Grand
Army Of the Republic which a year hoHa
this lime they viii be swearingt hey my
er said or thnnght Of saving.
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4 pemoeratIe Plot In west vlrglnla.

Whealing, w. Va, Nov. 25.-Wben The
supreme Court Of Appeals meets tomorrow,
at Charleston, j.. W St. Clair viii move for
a writ enjoining the Governor from issuing
certificates Of election to 6. w. Atkinson,
ist DIST J. II. McGinnis, liId District, Re
pntlican congressmen-elect. 4 test case
VIII be made Of Smith. The grounds Of the
application have not been made known.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

THR vote OF Dakota indicates that only
cne Democrat was elected 30 the lower
House. No wonder the present adminis-
fration vas opposed 20 the admission Of
Dakota into the sisterhood OF States.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

The official count in Colorado gives
Harrison . plurality Of 1868 The Re
publicans carried every county in the
state except Las Animas. The plurality
Of Cooper for Governor Is l0.46l.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

PnE,lDENrC LEre now preparing
his last annual message, and the country
is not She least bit excited over Is posi-
BILE contents The king is dead Long
live the Eingf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

TIM Democratic cfice-holden have
Just nineiy-fve days len IN whieh to pack
their "grip-sacks' and take 20 the road
We hope the waking viii be good on
and about the 4th Of March next.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

TnE effort 10 count out Republican
members Of Congress from some OF the
southern States is still being actively
pursued. u won't win, hut It mag create
a deal If trouble.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

PErPaRAroSs are already afootloosing
70 the inauguration Of General Harrison.
IL is proposed TO make this event the
most splendid pageant ever witnessed in
the Ctpital nf the Nation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

WITH Mckinley rs Speaker. Reed as
leader on the floor, and anlajority Of pro-
s-eciionists on the Committee Of Ways
and Means. there viii DE no aies on the
next Uoue-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

grand MAsfEH roWBEaLT Is stu mas
Ter Of the situaiion. Helas been reflect
ed 10 IN his old office al the head Of tie
Knights Of Labor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

IT Is Observable that certain Democrat
&c papers are not reading sam Randall
out Of the party quite az vigorously as
tbev did q couple Of months since.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

DoS'r D. in a hurrg, boys picking OIL
your oaices-Benjamin Harrison has the
last say. and ie won'tb be ready 20 talk Tor
The next three ~ jour months
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

TnERE is nearly half a million Repu5-
lican plurality over the Democracy in the
Northern States. rhe Latest summary is
che following
Tofal Republican pipraliiics-.--l5Sl2t
Total Dcmocrasif piuraiigies -~.61"l
Nj RrEnbliran nlnnlhy..-..lll sfs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

The official canvass Of tie vote Of the
State OF New York wa completed RI
day. usrrison's plurality in the STATE Is
1892.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

* New York Harrison has 1883 votes
more than Cleveland, and Governor hhi
las 1926 over Miller. There is food Tor
thought IN these figures.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

IT Is said that Governor Beaver viii De
Chief Marshal at the Inauguration o.
President Harrison.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

TnE prominent Republican who hasn't
been mentioned for a seat IN President
elect Harrison's cabinet, Is in hard lneN
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MoNDAY DECEMBER 10. SIS.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen 20 ali the Jusfieas 81 The
Feacc, The toTore- and Consiaties WITHIN tire
thercir ttgir rfUpe- persons With ther rlls RS
o7cHs ufqfusiQcns- sxE'ulidtioifs and other re-
membranes, % 10 thcsc taings which - thlir
Office and "a that ialan appcrtain 10 DC dplr.
and aise ID whpvii. pr3s~eeutongaiuz me rrfs
eners tnaf ae or Esal Dc IN the IAN 81 somtrst
cua1ty. the then and there 10 u6a=cute resinl-
them as siel1 BE- inst
Sherifrs Osiec, 4. & N1NTrrFN
nov ~ - Sheriff.
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EGAL NOTICE..

Having been appointed by The J-Isos or the
Orphans tourt ~ Sraersct tguRjy Auditor. 10
pass ap0n the exceptions Hlcd 80 the estate 81
Hertz keiseT, deceased. ard uiao i3 make aud re-
port a distribution al fha f.iids in tie hauds af yo-
siah PootharEh. the Executor.
NuTfcE l. -ae7efere sivea thai WIFI intend 10
he dnties az 10y utacc ia sau5erser Borough on
Friday the 10Th day ri November. 1ss-.
J. O. KENNEL.
octi1- Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

Woxprn If Cleveland doesn't wish that
he had stuck TO his voluntary promise,
not 10 be q candidate the second time
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C-oxcnrssnAx RAsDAlL writes thai be
expecis 10 be able 10 attend tbs opening
session of the Finy-fr~i Congress
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THE,
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEEEtS The Herershle WILLIAM. RaEe
PRESIDENT Jue &c fthe several Cote OF Cnfnnan
Pleas ofthes srrsi etrlLties coHsEueiIg de 18th
JCtieiai et1cl. aud Iust.eeDfthc fuatasurnrcr
and Term mcT gna General jail Delivery for me
trial csat capital and other offenders in ihe said
yEE, Tsl'a. judge 0fthe gonris cfgamrsnr ri, -
and Justices ~ tAc courts of yycr and Tarnin.r
snd General jail Delivery doT fns trial ~ III ran.-
tai AMI 1Iier offenders in t1a Comfy ID -4a-@f-t
have Hsle! their 1reee0ss and to me aarerses.
for holding . Couft ~ COMMON Pleas aui GerrIai
Qrgrter sSicns 81 the i'eaee aad seuara. jail
Delivery, .nG toiUJ % eyer and Ierlainer 10
Somerset. ca
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K,Ss,s Is she banner Republican state
with rs 5000 majority
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The Two

4 call has just been issued for q eonstitu-
iional convention to be held al jamestown,
Dakota, December oh. 10 further the early
admission OF the Dakotas into the Union.
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Pittsburgh Weekly Post
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Tnr P~enusylsania Legislature vii con
vene on Tuesday. January lst-
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caScsEs VIII reassemble Monday
December Bird.
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LBRARY oFTRIBUNEE EXTRAS.

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is proposed now TO systematic the publiea-
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GsxruA. Flskr had one vote IA south
CaroiiDs.
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FH4F lrr alar TO-. Pa
Lenersoie11islsirat atle seestateha
ia been JTauteGt3t se naieri apAL q tHr urupcr
iaueatei to said e-stt4 70 laeke immeliaie ua
ment and Td1~e tYlna claims against CsC same
Wiz resent them dEly auihanUast-l fr settle
WcEt OF Irilf. ttrFrhr- T. fA-e af Che faa
n-eHre ostic AHHiHisfrstoT in l1l-lcr-gn1cy ID.
VILLAIN faCsr.
t"3 Afmsakrzior.
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Dwelling House,

Bank Barn. ard other Gu-hu;'iInrs. Three good
OHrharis. with best quality ~ sruiG Good water.
dc. Situate one mile FINN Haovcrsville s-atcu.
on line offs & e. Railroad. IN 4 ,siof farming
eOinnlnnity-cUnYcnicat a. chli-cA aud srh9ol.
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TRUsTEE's SALE
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Tallalla Real Estate.

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