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Connecticut western news., 1888-10-03
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Topeka, Kansas, has more churches than any other city of its size and not one saloon.
Connecticut western news., 1888-10-03

Fruit stains on white goods can be removed by pouring boiling water directly trom the kettle over the spots.
Connecticut western news., 1888-10-03

Mrs J L Roberts is visiting friends at Portchester, N. Y... MT and Miss Crane, of Clauverack, have been at Rev B. s. Porter's for short time. .. Wm. Stanton and F. Leonard are guests of c. s. Smith . . Mrs s. c. Conn still continues very feeble. Her niece, Mrs Baldwin, and daughter, of New Milford, are with her. Rev Chas. Bullard, secretary of the American Tract society. preached at the Cong. church last Sun day. On Monday he visited number of families in the village and vicinity. =.
 Col. A. B. Steinberger and Capt R. L.. Ogden recently went on fishing expe- dition up into Canada. While there | they became interested in the fishing grounds at Lake Edward, Quebec, and made some investments. Returning to Kent they induced some others to be- come interested, and on Saturday last they started back to Lake Edward to further their plans for erecting some buildings, etc. .. Mrs B. M. Fuller and Miss Ella, who have spent the summer at Clifton Springs, N. Y., have recently returned to Kent and are at MT J. Fuller's :. :. Hinsdale, Smith & Co.,, of Springfield, Mass, have leased some land of the H. R. R. Go. near the sta- tion ID this village. and will immediate ly commence building a large tobacco warehouse. This will be an improve ment here, helping to enliven business business and giving an opportunity to many who desire employment. :. The Congregational Sunday School picnic at Parlor Rock last Wednesday was a success in spite of drawbacks and un. favorable circumstances. There were 3 carloads, and had the day been clea, more would have gone. Those who did go enjoyed it and decided that picnic at Parlor Rock was an improvement on the picnics of former years, held under the caves of the church.
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DISTRICT of Sharon, ss. Probate Court,

UIBSON UIIIE11 . P. o. Address Lime Rock, Conn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
A Letter From Powderly.

General Master Workman Powderir,
oftbe Knights Of Labor, gave letter 70
The press tonight. IN which he says, re-
fsrrizs 70 toe Chicsyo. Darlington and
tsaiaev Railroad strike.
Ny opinion Of msn who takes the
place OF another who + struggling f1r his
rights, i that be Aeser.es the contempt
and saorn Of every man who loves Justice.
II Is true that members Of the BTusher-
hood havt On repeated OCCASIONS taken
the Dlsces Of the Knights Of Labor. It Is
trne that away back in the ezrly days Of
the seventies the Brotherhood men did
the sane thing with the Nzchinists an i
Blsckssnifhs al the command Of their
chief I: Is true that Brotherhood men
s;zbbed Knights Of Labor II the back on
the Southwest system no; only by taking
their places. b4l. by urging them to strike
with = p-ofisr Of assistance If they wouId
DO So II < ,rae that Brotherhood saen
did take the place Of the Reading E0en in
the slr8se on l11l rO30-
The merits Of the various caseS herein
mentioned have nothing 70 DO with the
priacipIe Of honor which Is involved in
all OK them Il is 10 the eternal shame
Of the Brotherhood men that they ssoe-
ped 70 ss-sh arts Of Hseanness and treact-
ery. The man who takes the place Of
another when that other i engaged IN .
struggle Hith a corporation. is sab.
whether he be a rnember Of the Knights
Of Labor or q member Of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive EnSineers When Char
lss Wilson ordered nemR,ersofs the Broth
erssooa 70 take the places Of members Of
the Machinis.s and Blseksniths' Union
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
Turpentine in Diphtheria.

We have on several occasions ueferred
70 the use Of tgrpentine in diphiheria-
Recommended originally IN Germany.
and claimed 70 Be almost a specific. il Was
there. also, that the employmeni of the
drug Wa Subjected 70 The most severe
criticism Some resent publicati0ns have
again drawn attention 70 the alleged
Talue 0fthIs s-1ts-1uce. and most remark
sble among these : Al article b. Dr.
Rsese. which appeared II the Tssnsp,a,-
tsais Wsaatsrhs1i1. The author asserts
that hehss employed turTenfine in tiph-
theriz for the past f8ur years In that
time be lozs only I've casss out u sixty
that cane uadsr treatment TEo Ct the
fatal cases concerned infants one year
old, Eho appeared uori5und when frst
seen. aad diei few hours later The
other lial eases we're sizo unusulliT -
vere from the start. tEo diving IN thirty
SIX ho1rs. and GEe surviving I've days
his : certainly nesewo-thy record. a.
diphthsris statistics -. The oil Of fur-
V.en;ine Ezs administered IN dram doses
three times ! day. SEeet spiriis q niire
Tas use,l a corective, in the proper
ti0a Of one parf q the spirits u ffteen
q the turDenfine- >ymptnuls u in;oxi-
eafion we're never 0bserveI by the autbor.
In asiditiga 70 the tarpentlns, tul Per
cent solution q ssdi1m slliryiz-e Uzs
gwen every tE0 hours IN ta5le-Pc0nfai
doseS- 4 elr-le o. chi0rate q potash
solution was likewise employed when
ever possibie- Under this plAn of treat
nent rapid aDeIiorafion Of local signs
and constitutional symptoms vas 0hssrv-
ed. Uslaliy Improvement bssan a onoe.
and i E2- rarely necessary . push the
drug beyond Ave OF eight dos. Il
should be remarked IN this oounec.io8.
hoEever. that n very gsn0ro1s and sim
glating diet-strong broth. port wine,
nils. formed feature q Dr. Roe.e's
plan of treatment Those who are in
clined 70 Be skepticzl Eith regard 70 the
utility q Ieiisi1fs in the seserer forms
Of diphtheria and the professor con
tains many Sn-h- Eiil szroeiy arelt
the authors f-ures without chaiien-e-
On the other hand, for the very reason
that vi0ieai dipaiheris ordinarily j,-ti-
fes - gloomy pruznosis, ne aue ever
ready % employ any means a. our cor-
mani which may possibly red10e -
fri-istful mortality There I DO rzssa.
Therefore Wiy the tarTsztine treatment
q TINS ssease sbo1id not be given . fair
.-saf
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The Swsetest Girl in School.

She's the sweetest giEi II school = en-
thEsiasficalEy exclaimed one young miss
70 another. a. they passed down the
street together Ei.th ! % kind and
gentle. and unselfsh. everyone likes her
And she has l5vely golden hair and pret-
" eyeS Isn't Il ! pity her complexion
i - bad; il spoils her looks. And then
she has such dreadful headaches = The
girls skipped along. taI il happened
Eiith's mother had he2rd what they
said. II set her thinking What could
Be done Tor those headaches ard the
r0Ggh, muddy complexion, that Eas sucii
: trial 70 her gentle daughter She re
called what she had Rad Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and on tire
spur Of the moment she slipped into a
drug store and boughs supply. Edith
took il faithfully. with the result that il
cleared her disordered blood. relieved
the headaches. made ber skia sofi, fair
and rosy, ard now she i not only the
sweetest girl in school but the most
beautiful
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j. III. zeIin d Go.
THE REASON Willy

Joseph Flemins. the well-knoWn drug
gist. - Market -. Pitssl,GF-h. sells more
bofiieG whisky than any otner Druggist
OF liquor deaier, !, -, he makes s{-e-
ciGlfy q Doffiing tie pure >rfsi-.snr-atf
E-rT,FT ffsefsllssisisT Wkssi1. nov RECON-
useu5s,i by al physicians - the fess
whisky O. b. had d, This whisky !
exported 10 Hamburg. tisSnany. where
i = aged n German warehouses and
brought hack 10 this country and bottled
by Mr. Fleming. ard be has the c0cu-
Ulents 70 shoE that this : Q correct stale
ment 3nl, this whisky ! Puf up in fsil
guzTt bottles ~ 81. o. siX for -. placing
i within the reach Sf every family foT
medical purposes. i ful stock q pare
California RInes can aiso be obtained az
- cents, put Up IN full sEa-t bottles. or
= per dozen. Remember the place and
nun ls-r
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shHoh's Consumption Cure.

This i l,eyolit question the mozs szc-
oesSfGi CoEgh Melscine re have ever
sold. few doscs invariably cure the
KorS; cases CT Couzh. CrouP- and Bron-
clitis. zhile IL wonderful s1cress n The
ea7e q Consumption i without q par
ale IN the history q me-iicine- since
u frst discovery i has been sod On a
guarantee, = test which 10 other meii-
cine can stand If you have ! cough we
earnestly ark you 70 trT IL Price 10
cents. % cents, and sI0o. Ifyoar lunzs
are sore. Chest or Back lame, 1se Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. sod By George ".
Benfcrl < >e1.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

The Invalid Persons CosHmifiee vii
report with favorable Recommendation
the Ex-Pris1neTs-of-W War Pension bin
Il grants . Pension - the aIie fxei by
laaIio 81 who were thirty days or more
confined n The Conf-3erate pTison=. and
gives ;Eo dollars a isy outright for each
day more than thirty days that they were
imprisoned Favorable reports ziII al@o
X made on the bills increasing the
pension for total deafa=ss 70 thirty dol
lars per month. and fialifins thee Re Of
examining peusio3 slrgsoas 70 txo dol
lars far each czse.
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II is a Curious Fa CT

That the body 5 now more susceptible
benefit from medicine than at any other
-eason. Hence the Importance Of taking
Hoc,nd's Sarsaparillz now, when It viii
do you the most good 1t : really wor-
derfHl for purifyidg and enriehing the
blood. Grating an appetite, and giving
a healthy tone 70 the whole system Be
sure TO get Hoods Sarszparilia. wich IS
peculiar to itself
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Answer ms Question.

Why do - rznE people We see srDund
y seeal . prefer 70 s-sfser ard d Jnade
miserzble by Indigestion. Constipation.
Dizziness. Los q appetite. Coming up
Of the Eooi, yellow skin. when ior -
cents We Vii seI them Shiloh's system
VIsali1er. guaranteed % cure them sod
BY Geo. V Benforsl < Son.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
VOL. XXXV1. NO. Al.
TWO SURPRISES.

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A he fks sza - gang doxn
he c---zza Eiz< si.s czEzscz1e.
cn HI Exv 70 lsrsiD Town
Rs.ae.. ~ kls sseei Al - osa a4a-s 3D.
" feaas f-sa1s- sd he
= II lzs< rsssSe xs<k zs exeurtee
When Fhe EEa-orer stsoaia - frez -
y % nd slave the cd nm szif-
AID an slzzys tse
Thsa-h ss<k fsssR tlse ti..se ls.sEe ny h.-i
III { ezn hardy see
Hsu usoch szsa IL K.nr. ssshy raiz IN a
ezxsT
Eixzz grszeasz. Ths assz rsFs3ed
= All tsla.u cssasr i've On thi= rszge- FAy--
LlEe kiaz. b sasi a11h F-sie
T~o r-o-ehes sr ~ aaa III as. gosa fsieaa.
Aus rwe ~ = des< o~es
Tsso .rs.eaea y lesss. AM iza - sssaaa-
F,y tas-e ahs seznt izsss-. yaa ksseE-~
Thy asG:~ sasi tn ginv zia - iszle-.
Yea.
10 NJ usshs- vith srs agF1s%s-a
waa rsa~i a- M tadIsf fsr M. uazay dsE.
And noE kash saees Il rs=s@
e r plsa1a sssrs lad 4 Thy dsHy ssoes-
T. M ..or--s5r fsses- se.l.s1lizg vga sse
Wsea an TOO ss--5ls 70 7sSl zzy rnsre.
Ther Eis care ss- ti1ess Hsaslse- alsi Eac-
And thy n, tvie zrsszhau- the zSrla-ria saii-
NJ sisters e-s Oh and Asr.s
! Eive ss.e1 rsrts s-sssssa 81 szirze-, kEi h-ead
All IN tHe FzIae-s asEs.
Tears Eelle5 ~ - sa.s Sssf Kings eyes
r. TtIfsi kE.gEess ne pr szsd hez
q A ihgz hzss gwen rse ssle -lrTr5=e
He-e + snsEsse- szfis4
Izn ihv Si.-- gre us shy hsrs
Aasl b. h.sare,i & htgh Wiz sod
= When Eane rfr1 nes-i=-z. e-.zlzzsna
That zg 1srsee u tosi
q Fa- ussila lssss uirA ma rcssrd
Iae Eaza sa,.s s-zn ErSssIly sAy
Ths1 essilE -oziz tissh Il k1ess and zzasHd
On risAI T.pr E-ss-easa q sleg
r y Nip e = ylrzSzs ~ Earsi-
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C-h-o-o. C-h-o-o.. C-h-o-o..,

Don't snes 1e. sueeze. hawk. hAEk- spit.
bios. and disgust everybody with yoar
offensive b1r4th- II you have arrii, IA
terry disrha7ses from the nose and eyes,
throat di~ase, ezlsinr choking sensa-
tions, cough ringing nOisgs IN head. split
ting hea,iaclse and other symptoms q
nasal cztarr1- remember that the manu.
faeturers Il Iir. Szge's C4taTrh Remeiy
offer, n -ool hiith. $40 reward TT = ease
Of caisrrh which they cannot cure. The
Remedy i sold by druggists Al only %
a.er.s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

The tWo-1nsl-z-hsiE yezr oid zas zz-ci.-
ing the fog etsscr the coid Re had On b.
yeznz breath. AID iicklesl uifh Il be as
breafhIng his lungs ont III haf are yon
doing iha- fo-r asked hi~ mother.
I'm blowing the 6sst 81. q me- be
answered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

Paradise Lost ssvs q recent writer,
was sold for song The man who
iossgilf If for song nsnSs have consider
ed himself badly sold when be fried TO
sing Il.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

This i not a sarieiy item Nrs. Ma
guffn gavea dinner the other lay 70 John
Bergenthu-np. Mr.. B. enjoyed the meal
immensely, and afferwsgis split cord
of wood fer Mrs. Magnfiu- It was one Of
the nsuS. rrcAerohS affairs Of the seaSon-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07
The Art of Preserving

The teeth and guns, Is not by any means
3 lost art Min9tis pentifrioe VIII pre-
serve them Fer > cents. the price CT II.
any one can have beautiful white teeth.
and srong healthy gums It's within
the reach Of all xho desire this treasure.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

DEEP s: -: ]: ::;::':s ! = !:
,--5 ~ = sl--zd n pruttAiie Hork zE4z cea -
i.r,ss., ntise EFszsx Al na1lss -ho1sd ~ oscr sd
itleir s3drczs T. Balsezf A o. fl-zlaa1 Ae.zey
- -.-0rsre f-er. fIlE is.st-rnnrier haw esiher
~ u A. azxs can ea-1i t-uam 8 % So per day
Ard szzswa-s3 uherxrtr they Hse- Yen arr s-xrs-
s.l f-se fNpsral E1zx re9xzr-d- sosR< hsFt zza1e
rs<-s szzlI- S-iyr-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

Girls know only one quarter a. m1ch
about eozrfing As boys becazss theT have
only one year II four IN which they are
aiio~ed 70 przctsoe-
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Miss Ethel--And - you are really en-
Ez-ed 70 Mr. Sampson, Cara Mis-
Clara bluzhiag t-- Yes. II al happened
lzst evening" Eshes-~ What q blessing
leap year Is, dear.
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The underlying cause IS in the
Ltcer.

other troubles soon Disappear
fh-ee gss1-s a-n. Is rae aeTice x Dr. S-einer,
~ Alzrus-a. -lr insilcei - u SIN
i-lls i-ire- ReEls-u- fael E-kieial ~ sne ~
III i hz, --Fa1 aE- and Issr al r19 -sfd shls-
and al1e az ie-esf ID ary Ray EherAa- rETEEzie
r-llsru ls.i ~ >-Irl i.e-l-zi- E-l ies cs-l-
tta-F Eazl-E ai - rr=sre-i zn 3 ufss vii -
aiTi-ssl- -AA- A- EEsssA- Fo-t N1iley. i1a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

The zirl zho owns fast horse and q
comfortable cutter, and who has pro
per appreciation Of the Advantages Of
leap year, shoaid be q stranger to sOr-
-,.x
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

Ex-oBeen Isabella Of spain has ssraek
lie exile.
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BIESECKER & SNYDER.

TEt 3a-s-r - e-zai- Eesne5as IN eT-y s--s,-5 So
~. Fsalls aui isrzs1- - rcfre@szsl
lflslinE the
E7,r5rsf H1.igsIa Pszzss.
Kr1trser Bras- Ps1sas-
>rio4is.-sr Be- Pi.1ssss,
Trsrs zu.T FssaE Fsass
Earr,n.rss & O. Pianas.
L5riey s- Biats fari1z i'r7aas,
Ci.sa 0irfTsf
Sai-h -smcr6zr 0eqans.
L1arcacc fszrre Fa1ae nrr7st
Caioaro Cisfsgs fsrs.zs
issaasTfsr -fssiga orqsFs-
II IN afs5re la an iurlosi shs F,rr fzns~- n
s--gllis -lase in IT. CEii=si -l4i=s anll hzFI1z
,fe hEzheS1 1Esl --s-t exl-r=sTe reIsrls,is- ftI>
-s-si.-ilg sA1 t.z e---ieT- ard arr- -s-rsltll-y
g. a-v aEas ttt.fai "a Ne fuE-7e sss--s-ss1raii-
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PElagE - Nrr-sr
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r 1850 EaUzH-a 5loeS
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Dyspepsia.

4 that 1zzsrr --y.--ieI.eel uisan ~ sa15s1-y
r----Vff- l-Ez q rf-l ers-T 1tre z13 -iss1c z-e
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z7s-s-zl.-- p rss 5 EATe fteszrs- Tr-sac1--zzrzf
sTrE.7Ea-1- ErES-.-rfids - sf-.Ee 1,-z1zl yslaer
AID sru- I.lzrFTz-s-art an sllcie-1 - Sex
HEAuAf iiE -tl@s festF art FEleEraE-ie have
ais1-,zaE1-.i rlrxIE fa7at.s-izz,- --1e 1rS-sr--
~ sre Nl-ale-f,l5ir ss--sz1l ,she-s lave E-ezs
ir-iszf5 ~ < l--l-.-
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-11
wANAMAKER FOR cHILDs.
How the Movement for Nominating the Phil
adelphia Editor Is Growing.
Phi1adeYuhia North American

How the Movement for Nominating the Phil
adelphia Editor Is Growing.
Philadelphia North American
An effert is being made to induce John Wanna
maker to be q candidate for delegate to the Re-
publican national con vention. which will meet
in Chicago next June to nominate the capdi-
dates for President and Vice president. Mr.
Wanamaker lives in the Eighth ward which is
in the Second congressional district He has
not been identified with any faction in the
party. and has the friendship of all the leaders.
Mr.. Wanamaker was yesterday afternoon.
and. when told of the talk about naming him
for one of the delegates, he said: Il have heare
something of the kind. but have given it
any attention. For my part I don't care any
thing about it,
1T has been said that you will nominate Mr..
Childs if you go to the convention"
sOh, now, can't answer that. The conven-
ton is Ion way off and am not delegate
will say this, however, that think Mr.. Childs
would be good man for the Republican party
to nominate. He is able and cear-headed
business man, and would be a strong candidate
before the people. When his name first
mentioned thought Mr. Mechanics did it as a
compliment To Mr.. Childs. But it is thing
that grows upon you, and the more think of il
the more am convinced that Mr. Childs would
be acceptable to more people. after Mr.. Blaine,
than any other man / can think Of There
seems to be an inclination to give Mr.. Blaine the
nomination again. but whether that will be done
of course I cannot say. On the other hand,
there is a great deal of talk about dark horse,
and Mr.. Childs think is just apt to secure
the nomination any one else.n
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for the veterans is carrying him too far. / think
different. | think that If the burdens OF main
tanning the governments are to be equally dis
tributed among the people General Hovey
should have mbraccd in his bill the highest rate
OF interest paid by the governments since 1861
EDon this whole amount; that interest shoud De
a compound interest. too. Because II this dill
is right. which it surely is this money should
have been paid at date of discharge. Gen. Hovey
IS an able man, was gallant soldier. and has
made gallant fight for the Office be now holds,
and he made his night upon issues OF justice to
the Union soldiers and his splendid victory tells
too much of the will of his people. His success
and the causes which led up it ought not to be
ignored by any. not even by the Journal The
Repu bican party will do we'll to make note OF
these facts demonstrated by the grand old
man from Posey county and act accordingly.
We look upon General Hovey second
Logan, and not whit behind him so far as
opportunities have presented. and as being
emin entity available presidential candidate
In 1883. | feel that it is due TO my comrades
who have borne the heat of battle for the glory
of your great State, we'll for the Union,
that you give this an insertion in your paper.
also feel that it is due to the grand old general
VIII o has done much TO save the country from
destruction. feel that il our rights are as
sailed through your columns we should be beard
through the same source. r. j. GILLAsPY,
Late of Company Z, Eighth Indiana Cavalry.
WHITE CITY, Kan