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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

TIE Bedford Ga-s1s Is Ts-y Wrzihy
orer the a1qaiital of one TeHaI3eson D Ner-
gins clia--e3 wiih s-s1u aBa say The
oosy uay 10 sar1re : oaavicsisa y The erin-
f-al csu--s Il filis ceun-y = - have Tie rnen
zh8 ar s=mnsone5 = Nitsaesses serTs A.
ju-5-z. Then Yzriizs,s the p-aEae who ssr
tile crime committed will he sble 70 dnd ,
aeEa.ssiallt r-l;ifv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
a pNINIsTRAToR,s yoTlcE.

Esfa-H a Lena Skrze kaz deoezsesi ls.e Z 2nck-
wsssd BSrorlra -s1ne-ses Co Pa
Letters ef sd-nizsi>1-zfisz Of the Assoye es-Gse
kaF1cz teen srzn-z-1 - fne zEderz-eea tr t1e
E.sise 1zs.eeEed % sE;c ezrz-e y zzsEe zrrs nse
pzTEeeslr s17 rh<=e hzrt1E c.zt-zs Exsf-rz1 = Z
- }-eszIl then duly zzzbe1-t-z<r4 81 81
tezsEzt OF Saturday. the 7s-b ilev q Nay --sss
3. Ihe late rez-ce7ce of 6eteesrd n Roc kxo<.s
Es-8cEt JAeStB gE5LIIPFI
ssr72 4slzEizEssz-z.l-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
EE,AErHL
Eer sala.

- G. ians fnsm pr.Ee SianinE
G b-sEu lsbe-zs BouEy sirain-
s h-ss z-e 1-om slse yz7is q
+t'Tl l-.l A. w. Adoisl.. B-iisepe-z o.
~ z's s7z- tsEers. slsa seE Bsisui CIai-
q Fss 8reels-s roo7ie3 in The @. P c. Z.
la-S = DAxIs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
ExEcUToRs NOTICE

Ezsze cf Susan Ssznife- Aerd. lat. ~ ~9lissal-7
Barlglch S-,z1srssz t.sgIssr p
slas7e-> rzz-12l3s-lsa-v an The siagfe aS-zfs
having been granted = the ur5e-Ssrne-I Er the
r-rF,e- eufhcrlfF. asriEe ! he-efF slEzu . > q
fs-sszs i-1lesicc - SD s=-a-e 90 Esake lazz1as-
a. Jssggut15t Ard 118~e hsTiilr Eii-ns s--z lisi
zae SAFE 70 gs--t them d5 sl-fs1lt5cEJess fl,F
se4its1Eeuf tsu S&lzrstag. tEe E6th G1r of g8us
1.ss AZ tte -sS-1caea of Lyman -sp1er. is sa3 e
bsrauea
J. G A8WzT. EAETlS X Sal FFHE
- Alt1-Eer- EE-czrs--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

ga Ta=s5zy. April 2siii. -sd eove~sl
Iass-6ook e0gtainiHs Falazoie F.alars =B'i =
ggs4niitg o illoaey. le;Eeea saE-rlill i Hi
fafP's. on stoyessoEn nasd, ard David Has
band, ;. or tie Fslser rad 4 Ete-al ~
ward VIII bs paid fsr Is return 70 this otEoe-
Mcmillan. De..ist, one sguz7e =oath of
Dizn.oni.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Msulsy's PafiaielI.ala Esa~i says Pal
s3elq.lia .lockhoi6e-s n the >eufh PeErssyi
vauIs 8ailrssls lseiiere tl,.- ti.s wozk ca the
road VII De rs@aasel this year Mr.. GoEea
: err-eie8 s,acs from, w4si.in-fon- where ise
sr-sns l.st week and tl1e4 Important 5eFeloI'-
neats 8re expeoel Il = also illossAt that
,..sit,-s uiIl sasau t.s siegze3
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

An uaasuaiiy la7re ard .lessruetive i9-eSs
frc h-oke uag 10 the woods s7ufh 81 ioEn,
sior,s The :. & c. Raiiroad Naaslay mar ir-.
and : sria rs-us. notwithstanding TIE e.
farts 81 ! izrze ssrce cf msn 70 check - HET-
azss e-szt dzmase i beng aone 10 iirai,e-
ana F-sce--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
wan.eo for CASH.

one iaoasand Tons q Ra-s. Boaes AID
Soap Irons oia Gan isssis ard Shoes Fsr
which the hishest cssl FTiee will i.s Fsi3 b.
CsFlEs & sIoszz.
;s,i,rssosrrl p
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

- Pr Bar zl1 Ky III hi-he=i
- l-sss 81 aii kinds q hsis-. 1-,t. ard
- 49, WEri so nr-ls Of E.ook Oak and
''1 ae1E- DO oo-ss waa;sl At oaes.
4 8 Qrrr-r.u.r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
Fcunn at Last.

That 4 Beufg-l & son : the anly irIn in
ioEn illas salls nine ezses q GRIP sap ssr
= cents
CASH pad f5E cs-s !, u. Seh-sks, oFFo-
site Ssrne--a Efoss~e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

A. TIE -izh4 t5tle snfe-zz -ad cain q Mar
,silser and At-sl-zz A. .sil.E- II IL azd Co ne
slassinE described Fzzl gs-ais. II j cer-z q ~.
q r-gur4l3 s-tGz1E IN SrIz7li afls Ss4-nn1if
Ios u---st ,Elfsei tssl1sry pa ~ su.1li1- h1s q
L Kill e43-lsa y ils-Lzs- Ald -,los1 li.-il ~
q e. 4r'- df-t< ts-se - c.. fzF n ~ rsssa
E-Nessz9 .ai--iss7y izz-se dse-lsz a.ss-- ssas.e
adj olz- ls-i,.rii41lrl-z- z7t- -le zf.7-.aszzs--
Tskgl - exse1i511 6<Ele .ra,-s7.5 < l1z-F Rll-
~ zfll Ab12i-As. \ All-sz. II Ise sa-f - szelt
B4rszaaAs nse
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

n-ea Sod Esieh. ela1k. Or aay-
- lsvai-y iiae - u SeT & oase-
~ d. - kinas Il -efairir-
-a n Tie b~st uorkHan.ike
Des fs-Ea the place. No. ,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
wanted,

De.le-S and al to kn0x xe hzre full line
of r.koy isssh hand and self Gauas. zldca
ue ofTe- II prizes 10 sais The times Agents
wanted 10 sell the Walker Ezks<- address
WF wALSEz-
g.--..-se< p.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
on ana Gas.

Yoz c-n ge the Of, If you wani Il, with
ou; any extra charges. For an artistic share
or hair eat 50 10 kanfneT's Barber s5sp,
Plenty q clean toEels zad si.arp rzzsrs A.
Eays O. Lznl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

We are -ia3 10 learn thz1 Nr- Reie- Hef
5ev. e the township. aiso lzs bssn csodned
70 lis home tor several weeks with ; Serious
illness- + s1gwly recovering. ssuaeTsef eoUn-
IS i %; res5y 20 spare - en'e-Esrisil,s :
= cltizs1 - friend % Pess TX awhile
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

= 8 The cla1s Esase. soner-
- ars s2ass coaS. u.sie or ie-
S-ses v1 = Essen 70 4
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Tade- the snmaer arrangement Sf Ess-
ssn-er f-1ins skzf Es.-f into eifszi on he :.
/ c. Eaiiroal S1Ddly ulsrsiins, the morning
tran lazves Somerza Al 5-s5 a N arriving
a. gohnst0Ea Il -. The maj sraia lease>
soms--st q; II.ss2 Is. arriving u Johns
gsxn Al ll5 2 IA The systt beuna ez-
T,7s=s le2rtz gohasIoxn ,; - = n and
sansr=ss n s-2i = n. The ssIih bound ex-
pres lezvss 5olsastoNn a 3 ? IA, z06 >5Ea-
ersss :; Al ?. m TIE somersat asse5Enals,-
.lati1ssi srrires Al SIS and reurns 20 Rock
RoeI q as ; n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
NOTICE

AZ 5-e-s1-> Es--chEsiEs e. the az.1ve Sale Hz1f
qiaz1ss q l. ua-ice tEEz DIT q lse Esz-Tlg6se
fnsfaeg--s9 be made kHyNgr 81 Itse time bf rfe
-ais--zs = -csgu--el son 81 he properly :
AacEs1 down 81 s-sss 4 Wsil Ezll1 * e ssz-
60 - slf ~ tre TX - fae d-z- pszrrtzssE fs1e
-e-.-1s q Zoe rsirrnESe E1--ss .l.-l = Fa5d %
Q- h=.u-e 1-1-s54y q ll1e Il Hrcz < IL Nv
teT-l q lasil-I. zse Gme fK.yf y IL Cesi-t
no eass1 Etll + aasias lIrlse1 ratsl the .z-zzsa
-ao-lcT $ ga1is 81 fLl
SAerisTs tfare + : ECNfLEEN
Hng- = -. S.1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Al one 9e,o-k lsst THURSDAY night isse
slusricr-iloa=s. Es,si-hg.sse- zad o,he- ozi-
buildings Al u1.3z- one roor ca tbe farrn o;
Rev. J. l. " Ss5bert. IN North Milford
township. were burned y the grcand- and
tlasi- oonieuis consumed TIE loss = esii-
mated 3, sEs lslalrssI dollzrs- The oriE.n
os the 6re : 11ot kncEn-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Next NoBsAy czFz. Wa b HArs. state
trs4ssre--e,ec1, SIil take ealArse Of she stals
Treasury. He Esil r-tsia ihs present state
t-sasure-. Lirsey. a czshie-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

- s@.
80, s1sszliiEst
s ss-az l.as is e be ssen-
.s-sa B.s-esEsr & sHydss's
.-es.i.y a Biessak-E & say
pass oae sqaaFs s''ih q
rxr.a pass oas SsaA7s Sa'- .
-s-zsa-e nsw lise ibe Sow
V-ain sl- sria-
ss c.s,aa s,aekinEs, isoss Ten
NEs a z JHl-
Z fh-ox ras''ish "a he
god ei'izsa-
-.-s aaas All 10 - my
Fe MEs. 4 F. UHI-
.-. us-la re3sznei t7e'tins
s n Ner 1ork szi'lr-
s-- --a=Hiess f5r Pe-iod
,o b-z.k g russ- Il Be
.k ,ay5Ts
s -sie makes eaa sesa7s :
g5s-szas Janazs n Cover
~ Res Pa
aal Css-on Glores- Box
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Tl.z1 ysa ueei : u,uiicsss xhixA Is
pure, eesriens- reliable ssch i- Hoods Sss-
sapzrilis- It Tossesss- peculiar curative
powers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Tsss junior nsesss,e- q the 1rra Of Parker
{ Ps-ker gsrrhasss handsome biooaea
isss-se sew Gsys since Eofa NJ 4 J. Hazs
of Joknsfcxu-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
FRIDAY. NAY rs. 1855.

Al the r1ght tsfis iusere~s aass clam af Chris
tlal C. EeFe-x * il Gzs d. fssr sssIsls liz De
ssTste1 rtz. estate siz 4 rsrtzsn issr5 ~ lslid
eoi-i-se isslsss q fsslsse-sel E-kg-= fsrzs- Eser
k.F tsls- Aisl7z 2 -sihe--zT 1-l1 T. a J. -r1-zs
aclsasIlt- -, sre> rl.sre - ts IL zs1Is ttsrcr
e-ecssd d tse --a-y fs1eec 1EeliiaE ns.-ze l1r-s
sfr-7@1841cr<.
Takes n z1esssSos. ~ t1e T-sJs--l 81 f-is--.5zn
G NeTt-z- r. lie sui. q L. n sllla-= nse
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

yza-s Nclivzzae. of Washington. Pz-.
has ssei a. opi1ioa n which az brewers
and dissiTc- aPalicsliOns ss- license Eere
-efnzs.s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Nj Il ? snyazr + nos tie sole edi1cr
and r.uslisiser q Tie Cennnriisvilie csuraz,
hls former partner. Mr.. J. H. :. sinneil.
llaSin- -eii-s-i f-sss ire frEB-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Don't be IN TOO great hurry .bO1t ssse3-
dizig yozr 1snaels- This fia0e lzss week
the ground rzs cere-ess with s10E
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Mr VA T H1s1iEsil. with BIS wife aad
buiiy, we're IN toxn ove- seDiey, the
cas@ss Of Nrz HoaHtzsil's 1zths-. County
T-easurs- Back
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
Fer Rent.

Comf5r1zh8e otssees 90 the hrss ard saeond
aeoS of ;hs as5ilioa 10 Printing Hoase
Row. For Ps-siealsrS. i8qzirs * ihis olace
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Tpan e guesiiaa of ve-ac5ty besweesa tirs;
c.ass cstirs1i ara \ first csasz Ear, The Bed
ford county 5z-o- dzSifsss IN t4vor q the bar
every E2safsr.s fis-1sfe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
seea Oats.

- raazirsl czr soad or ehosoe
'-is .as HiEiuHgl ara ~ advance IN
Il saEosx.
saeos~os - .asi.A ksl.s-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Al The r-as- iills tz51ersss and claim q IssisF
:. NelE3cs -, iE azss ~ The solssT ina ssessr.s
TeEl sSfafe VI Z >.fsa.za frz- = lss1 slfsi.- n
-esae-.ei EyuEls;liFl -aE-ersz1 Eccnf= Pa. sz-
AElke E-11 sslszr Lezse- ea11z5ui - - ac-HS
Iaogf - s--- lzEzrE le-sss1 aregfed 9 Iaa s;a-g
aEealg aas1-z AID i1-E tI1k ii--l. E4ia Ia
aEssrl-seslzlns--
IaEsn K exs-8-lsa - The TIegc-sy q Jss Sd
:. Ne.sis- q ne s-it o. Ai.ozlzs a AHs. and la-
sal SlzSitr ase
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Tiss prue7ecrs fur god frsis crop arr to
szy iise laz-z enrour-<ins-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Hou- Jzlne- L Pash rE-e@nsei The
frosty ss-s q thunier II The Americas
Clab BzHsrss u honor o. General Grant ;
tirsss s3sy- as Fig.sinrsh Friday zieht
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

ssassy vs= sAe v-rrse=t Asra d.F "a
esshseea yearS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

4 ereai nnzsy srss were PLANTED IN Son
e-se1 oa Ar5s- Day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

TIE azzth q Ex Jns=s Enser1 J. fislser-
- Tork. ruasve~ oae of 1i,- fex sid lssiiciai
;antsussrks II the Si=se. AZ the riEe ace q -
rears. lie Eas one OF tls.s re-v ;ea ssirv5ve-s
q the gu5es elccses IN 1854. when tbe eier-
tire gnsiri=-y wens 5ato osss-zssoa- and be
uzs fxire -e-eierzea. giving hi,n coufina-
esss service sFshirsy years % tie t'esarh- He
Eas k-sgu-n as one of the cseares- and sassst
x TIE c.Srn7Bou Peas JasirS - the STATE,
and sozI5 have been sser1~i % f0crsa
serrn "a ISL bat fsr his lsoTsscs<ly shattered
hsai1a.- 81 the Judges esecred IN ISL.
Jna-z Aaissa 4e5 Hare. af his city Pear
-s.ss. q Harris5ers- aaa ki1Elsll, If c1sz-n-
I-s-shar<. ar tie osly Survivors and 5-dss
Kelley ard ClzrnE.ssii- 81 this CITY; waiis AID
and HeFbarzs. q Carlisle. and Pearson Of
uarrsstsarx. ARE tie oaly hsins ga5se who
we're ca the bench before the elective judi
ciz-y-Pkzssds&sz Tnsx
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
New hillirex ooods.

JAS reue5Tes, the neEesf ssyles Of Spring
Bounsts- Has and Trimming Lsrses- "a
riesy and Lorssl Prios
wE-. 4 2 UHL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

lis cz-eut Or the Stres;s tAai NJ Bea-
Fl-ek. the ss-y e'sicieni eiefk 10 tise Pro
iiso8o,z-y, i ai,auF 10 resisa his Position
and last he : 10 be sarcrel-l i,F Mr. Rutas
Z Msyers. 21fas Is , bright FOzDs MAJ
and god tsase bal, pitcher. bat i riil Likely
i-s = GOD .risiir bes.re be learns the nm q
the o.sice ir or5ez 20 Ei the position q
cizrk n sccsvaaiiy - dies Mr. Fssek, baf be
EiIl 2 ~ their IL tine ssaiEs Fieck XII
- s-szsly -ui-sei by al ofsise leszl psosss-
.sssn. = vel = y 81 osisc-S Eho have bslsi-
MS - r-arzsazz tisru1zi Ehe Prutss9-iL'szrs
cszi-e- AlEays eo4seaas and T.alite- i z4s
Z r.is.Asrre . - hasiness xiIh ille l>qEI7e.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Al r-Lt fs1-e. sl1e-ss. z1sd cisi-l q 1se--is
sulle-sssll. 81 "a EItl - she fsirsFire sse--fl
rt2l csiafe va = re-tz-1 ll: q i--1u-S siIIa-e
iH I2e zsd-uz5er of aesE ssar3 SssIsrse1 ffs1rfz
- - = - tess-. ',g-a1el a. the Nsz--a = ~
tsT- t1= t-1ss b ei-T fl1 - SKI - : "
- 1s1sa-a tT Il 4 a. EsssT AID % sis-Hss- II
t-uE1lrsT sirecf- hzs.1< l.ze-esa srar1s1 a .so
s,5s-r f-z.E1e Dwelling 1eu~e E5th tas 1-cr-re-
1svreS
Taken l. sxefHtl91 Gst1s Tr0.s-7v ~ Morris
Ezertcga a. tis s.lsr ell = ass9 Z n NIliAr ard
I. = l.liEz- u-a Di A1.ie 4 E1ller
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

sE1axD SEEK-
= x c-zeif ie1d-s use "a. zreh. Izrs- zoo.d-
ls8zr A. I-Eksrs =. a. W Esrz-aEz-
: Z FgIraAEx1 & : :. LeFzi< n A NlE.a-a
T. v B1E5sE - A. Sl,r11rt
! Il Ear - ThIE1zs illiaz-S
HZ. S1eE f-1E- Eefzer-
y. Tec-oz's - rS AE-oa E-za- = =
lszize EorzE-'s AEs-rr- "a z 4 o. < z ca
VI fgzax ~ = & q r. 2 90
&lrEeel >ilz-1eFz - E1E4-d Nirz-sF-
El1zztscta CtllsTzy -. Etc1sei S1za1zz-
sa4asei lseEeFis Aezrs. y Alex g. Ss9zzz.
A 5erkisss - 4 4 o. 4 Z Ca
t1z-3zs Hezye ". Ts-,es Ef-1ze
Aorsa B@4s2 r. Henry Hez-a
-@rz1 -ecEie-- Tss.sf-e zsc ~ Itzilie. SeeAio-
Ne-zz-r4 a1ltfIris 4 1l1r rs Trkl Ea-.l.a E. a.
lsa-xe n szlzsh - loan T. tz-.7fI
500 -lEe
2 =. sorrsrt - Eeys-a1e cssf q.
tT-siE.s trfs- J. = HrENE2
--i-aerStt KAY 80 Ers-1s.sr-s-r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

coz Ed. Tsszy * T-r-ssas sF<a. sz:saasg
N tssn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

NJ Frs-k Lirsaeooi and Wifs q szlis-
b1-v. cane % >sulerSet eae dzy lzst Ef-ek-
and XII make flsei- future hazI.e here Mr.
Iivenr..sd i a dzn-ilter q As-oa Fsiek. Esq
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Superintendent Hlgls. o. Nss.morslzns
eouusy. Aas decided % bod the Tearliers
Irsl5tais, fsr ilsai osauy this ar hefs-e The
ogesiae of sriloois- instead u daring t,se
hoiidEys. q heretofore
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
cALEsMEN WANfEe

~ FIX Tax = "a "a
Eezs And ra,od PAY seac ks< Terms * ezsee
H. Z HOOKER 4 CO.
<e7- Rochester NY
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

= 'l-'a-asi.i l,a.s.sis q, s1,s.
N.HEsz scHrccx.
ssxr=sar 70 gasisas Eesier.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02
List of Causes.

TIE fzs1si--g = ~ Lzsz a car-es - e,- frss,
! = E-y Iszsa cfs,szri, asxezaius % xassz1y.
Nzy =. 5.ss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

Opeensware ard Glassware
Fer this IRE of roc-l- ~ ia a f,eafori 4
Ssn. as iil.T hare tie heS; IiBe n toEn-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-02

400 PER fssssr 81 :....... sss...sss :. 81 &
lUUCENT ss.s ss5s sssr.' 'iss.ss Es.sss. EE.s &
i-1dT aee1rx wAusHd Scr Ezecr-se fe-sFxs tazisk
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-23
Nervous Effects of Applause.

The effect OF applause upon artists is
often quoted as due to their nervous sus-
ceptiblity. The fact is overlooked that it
is an unmistakable evidence OF approval,
and is rs such desired. Artists do not
relish such expressions on the same prin-
ciple that our heather visitor delights in
the tom tom, or our own civilized small
boy in the glorious Fourth racket. II
IS the direct medium Of communication
across the footlights. But that artists do
possess nervous sdsceptibilities Of a most
pronounced order j. very generally the
case, and il point RI their favor rs indl-
eating the temperament and tastes OF
genius, even though it does not insure the
possession of its creative force. \ highly
strung nervous Organization may, and
usually does, introduce into the character
of it, possessor much uncXprcssed pathos,
and IS, therefore, less comfortable than q
more stolid nature, but il is also more
prompt and active, and the world owes
much OF its stirring music to the instru
ments it holds at concert pitch. Lillian
Olcott's Letter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-23
what Or. Titus siunsoa Coan says.

In the matter Of eating the lecturer said
that the notion accepted By thousands
that we must leave the table hungry is
nonsense and rubbish. An ascctic IS just
as bad as Il gluttOn, and both by their
conduct pave the road 70 disease and dis
ability Dr.. COan didn't think much OF
yegetarians. He believed We were born
to eat meat. For consumptiyes he recon
mended pure air, milk, butter, starchy
foods, stimulants and food rich IN fats.
People with liver complaints must let
sugar, starchy foods and fats alone.
Nervous people should cat fish, meats and
milk Folks in the professional line and
brain workers must have lots OF meat,
fish, milk and vegetables.
The announcement was made that We
have few glutt0ns in this country because
nearly everybody is on such dead rush.
Milk boiled, fresh and SKINNED. or with
a certain share Of lime water and koumyss
were cracked up, aud young and old,
nervous and dyspeptic people were told t.
drink milk in either Of these forms. New
York sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-23
THURaDAY FEBRUARY q
ANOTHER "PRorECTION."

The TIMES takes radical view Of any
question that involves class privileges
and taxes all the people to support few
in an interest that is among the natural
rights of man. One Of these interests is
the catch of fish in northern waters,
where a few thousand New England
fishermen share the privileges with
Canadians but put the fish in the
American market at higher price than
the same article can be bought by the
poor man in Canada.
We would like to know In view OF
the article quoted from the Fisheries
Treaty in another column why II Is that
10000, 600 of inhabitants of the United
States are not allowed to buy salt mack
erel, which is staple of food, at the same
price that the Canadian can get that ar
ticle. When you put the mackerel in
water for five or six hours, and get the
salt out out of him, he is as nice and
nourishing piece of diet as anybody
wants for breakfast. But behold, every
time We eat the mackerel we pay cent
with every mouthful as a tribute TO the
few thousand New England fishermen.
We in the South do not love New En-
gland much. New England taught us
how TO institute African slavery, and in
directly caused the civil var by beguiling
the Southern people into that bad prac-
tice.
They also speeulsted on the cotton
which they got control of by curious
piece of gerrymanderng They made the
South mad about slavery, and kept that
question up while surreptitiously they
instituted the system of protection
which made all the people OF the country
buy their goods at double the proper
price.
The Southerners were fools enough 10
ship their cotton to England, bring back
the money and pay New England twice
the proper price for the goods they
wanted, instead of exchanging their cot
ton in foreign markets for the goods a,
half the protected New England price.
We are so glad that the infamous out
rage of protection comes up now in the
form of a premium on fish TO New En-
gland. The treaty provides that as soon
as the United States will let in fish, the
poor mans diet, free, then Canada viii
give the United States free entry to bel
ports to trade, to get bait, to sell fish, and
in fact, TO open the markets.
Can anything be palmer than this as
an illustration of the progressive idea
We want to ask every poor working
man to consider what mis- vote Is worth
TO Republican party that institutes
the principle of protection to make him
, - o third more than he ought for fish
just as it makes him pay more than he
ought for his socks, his Undertaking
his hat, his coat, Lis trousers, and his
waistcOat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-23
Unhappy Old Men.

The professional man, who makes bis
living by hard knocks and constant exer-
tons Is prone To envy the business man
or speculator who can go on making
money almost without work and who can
pile up a fortune which seems enormous
10 one who manages TO pick out OF the
world, by constant endeavor, a snug liy
ing and perhaps little more under favor
able conditions. But when old age comes
the professional man has an immense ad
vantage over the merchant, particularly
over the merchant who is, from the ma
ture of things, SO common In country
like this-the merchant who was not edu-
Gated in his youth, and whose chase after
the mighty dollar has stunted all the more
refined and studious aspirations he may
originally have possessed
For the old merchant, rich as he may
be. there is little satisfaction in the last
years He can either struggle on after
dollars which have no longer any signifi-
canoe or charm for him, or he can spend
his time moping and lettering uneasily,
miserable in idleness, and not knowing
which way to turn or what 10 do with the
time of which before he never had any to
spare. OF course, this is not the case with
all rich old men who have made their
money in trade Some have as convenient
aud satisfactory methods OF employing
their minds as could be asked for. But
the majority arc not so fortunate. Scat
tered about this town are rich men, or
men with all the property they have need
for. and more, too, who arc quite unhappy
in their idleness. Chicago Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-23

The best trade TO learn is one that can
never be handicapped by machinery. In
ventve genius has well nigh driven the
shoemaker to the poor house for shoes
can be manufactured SO cheaply by ma
chinery that many cobblers have been
driven into other pursuits. And it is the
same way with the carpenter, tailor, black
smith, saddler and others. For a while
typesettIng was thought to be safe from
the inroads Of progressive machinery, but
now see that some genius has invented
an instrument that is calculated to drive
the printer from his case. 1t is doubtful,
however, if any machine will ever be con-
structed TO lay brick, paint carriages or
upholster lounge; and so these trades
are the best for young men to learn
Globe Democrat Interview.