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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13
STATE OF MAINE.

kENNEBEC, ss.-Supreme judicial Court in Va
cation, Augusta, sept, 5, ISSs
Charlotte l. Mackinnon Lib't, vs.. Archibald |. Mac.
kinnon.
Upon the annexed libel, it is ordered by me. the
undersigned. Justice of sal Court that notice
thereof be given to the librlcc, by publishing
an attested copy OF TIE same, abstract thereof
together with this order thereon three weeks snc
cessively in the kennebec Journal u newspaper
printed in Augusta in sad county Of kcunchec. the
last publication TO be twenty DAYS least before the
next term of said court to he holden at Augusta with
in and for said county of kcnnebcc, on the third
Tuesday of October next that he may then and there
appear in said court and answer to said libel if he
see fit.
CHARLES DNNFoErII. J. SIC.
abstract of Libel1
The libelant alleges that she married to the
said hbelec ut MrdwaV, In she state of Maine
the 4ih day of December 1860 that the an Id Iih,n
and ibeee cohabtedn thsState after their said mar
rage; that the lbclant resided in this state when
the cause of divorce accrued hereinafter forth
and had resided here In good faith wear prior TO
the date hereof; that the ibeIant has ever been
faithful to her marriage obligations but that the
said libeee has been nnmindful Of the same. TINT
on the 2rd day of october 1856 he ut, rly
the lbelant without reasonable cause and
has continued said detcIti0n ever since: TINT
since their interInarrage the said libelee has
been addicted to gross aud confirmed habits of in.
toNication; that being of sufficient ability he has
grossly, wantonly and cruelty neglected and refused
that he has been guilty of cruel and abusive treat
ment and extreme cruelty towards her. as follows,
to wit:
That two children have been born TO them during
their said marriage, one of whom is now living,
viz: Eta.
Wherefore. she prays that divorce from the
bonds of matrimony between herse and said II
belize, may be decreed, And the libel mt further
alleges that she mas used rea .onablr diligence TO
ascertain the present residence of said lbccr but
unable TO do so, and does rot know where II IL.
CHARLOTTE |. MACKISNoN
Iibelant.
kENNEBEc, SIS, Aug. B. 1Sss.--.The said libelant
made oath that the above allegation to the resi-
dence of the libelee is true.
Before me,
W. WHITEHoUsE,
Justice of the Peace.
true copy of the order of notice with abstrac,
Of libel
ArTEsr: A. c. OTIS, Clerk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13
ST ATE NEWS.


Rirerstde.
Mrs. Helen Sabins of Augusta, attended
meeting in this place last Sunday and was in
the Sunday School taking an active part
Bell Robbins of Portland is visiting her
grandfather, William Sibley--John Bragg
and his wife of Auburn are in the place Wis.,
ting their parents who live in this place
Rev. ID. +. French has returned from his
vacation trip, and preached here last Sunday.
The sere and yellow leaves of the corn
fields look as if the frosts of November had
fallen upon them.-May Dunlap returned
from Boston last Saturday, where she had
been visiting friends.-Grass in the fields and
pastures is abundant, and all sheep and cattle
will be well fed, coming to the barns in the
fall in good condition. There will be full
apple crop, the frost not injuring Them
There is good yield of potatoes, and they
do not rot.-Butter is worth 20 cents per
pound and eggs 20 cents per dozen.
Hay starts up at $40 ton, delivered at the
depot, and the farmers realize S. ton for
their straw in Augusta
Fayette.
The neighbors and friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jones met at their residence on the
fourth inst, to celebrate the go anniversary
of their marriage and near one hundred of
the best people of Fayette and vicinity were
present and participated in the festivities. of
the occasion. 1t was a fine day and tables
were spread under the trees in front of their
house, with good things, the donation of
friends and relatives, enough for all and to
spare, after which there was presented to
the aged pair two beautiful wedding cakes, a
purse of money and other valuable gifts from
those present by Rev. Everett Whittemore,
pastor of the Baptist church of Fayette in
very choice and feeling remarks and the
same was responded to in behalf of Mr. and
Mrs. Jones by Joseph f. Stevens, Esq,
after which the company listened to some
fine poems written for the occasion, one by
Mrs. Geo. w Underwood and read by her
niece Miss Emma Underwood One by Mrs.
Rose Rawson, now Haywood and read by
Miss Lillian Lothrop and one by Rev. Mr.
Richardson read by Miss A. NJ. Jones, fol-
lowed by instrumental music by Mrs. Fred
Small Home Sweet Home" Music by
Hon. j. III. Sturtevant and family, Berry
family, Fred Small and others. The enter
tainment was under the direction of Hon. +.
A. Chase.
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nov8deod&w2y

AcSev's Blood BooS E Rsmsd !, the only
teed. It is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or Syphilitic Poisoning. tpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains We guarantee It.
]. II. Mix ". ie4 wats. s.-oet druzgist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13

When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria,
When she WA Child, she cried for Css,oriA
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria
When che bad Children, she gave them ca, IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13

BNNleS that are fretful. reevish.
cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 20 cents. Sold By
]. NJ. Mixe-. 1874 Water <rreet, druggist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13

Know myself by reading the Science Of
Life, !" the best medical work ever published.
for young and middle-aged men.
may7d&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13

Nothing like it, pleasant to take, small
doses, good results, is the verdict of those
who use Ingalls, Mandrake Compound.
sept. 1ld&wIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13
WALDO.
MOnfrIHe

4bbHttHte.
Thursday nights frost did vast amount of
damage in this vicinity. Many acres of corn
and beans were ruined.-Miss Nellie Poland
and Mr. C. NJ. Clement of Lowell, Mass,
Frank Spowl and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Moul-
ton of Boston are recent arrivals in town.
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NOTICE.

whereas, my wife, Inez b. Robbins, having left
ny pfd ana board without cause, hereby forbid ali
persons harboring or trusting her my account AZ
shan pay no more debts Of her contracting af,sp
this date CuApIys n pn nh alteF
Vas alboro, Sept II. aa,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13

customs duties shall, by intention, by
thought, have regard to the wages Of our
working people" (Applause.)
z That Is the sort Of talk that tends to
make thousands and scores Of thousands
Of intelligent workingmen who have
been Democrats stop and think. And
when they stop and think over the clear
statements of Gen. Harrison, they will
see the real gist and issue Of all this po-
litical struggle and protect themselves by
voting for Protection to the interests that
give them employment.
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GNMN S\ee>N , Nights is the he

OON = ONVVN complaint of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption. Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Ackers English Remedy 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on . positive guarantee at l0c., 50c.
j. NJ. Mixer. 1874 Water street. druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13
SUGGESTION.

For starving Ireland,
Levi P. Morton gave $4,000
For suffering Charleston.
Grover Cleveland gave s2C
For MY REELECTION,
Grover Cleveland gave $4,000
Nem Hacen Palladium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13
Spsrial advertisements

small advertisements, not exceeding ,h,..,,
coming under the head Of wASTEn F Ense Ines
10 LET, LOST. &C. will be inserted here V a., oaLR
for 70 cents, three times for 70 cents and % ume
ADVANCE. REGULAR RATES WILL BE ea, rAiD q
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22
Brides Who Perch in Trees.

Among the Lolos q Western China it
! Customary fo- The bride on the vel
ding morning - perch herself on the
hishes, branch of larye tree Ehile the
elder female members q her Esmiiy
cluster on the isEer iIsls- ar-nei with
sii1ks- When al are daily s-afi0ned the
bridegroom chambers aP the tree, assailssi
on al sides by blows. pushes ami Pinches
frofn the doxaeers, and il is not until he
has broken through their feuce AM cap
Ta-sl the brille that be : allowed b car
y her of Similar diificuitses asssiI The
bTidegr0on among the Monaghan ko-aks
zho are in the habit of celebrating their
marriages IL large tents. divided into
numerous seperate- brt communicating
compartments At a gwen signal. a. son
1s the gaesis are assembled. the bride
starts Of through the compartments. fol-
l0Eed by her Wooer. while the women u
the enrampment throw every possible
iapesimen; in his wzy. iFiPpiag I'D his
CnEzrv feet. holding doEn the cnrfains
prevent his passage. snd applying Willew
and alder STITCHES unmeEcifniiy ~ BE-
stoops - raise them As Win the nai,i-
en- On the horse, and the virgin On the
tree-sop. the RoFak arisie is Invariably
captured. hoEeVer. uEsrh the po=sibiliiie~
Of eSzpe may t-- Ia her favor.-Rse~t-
s-sFs H,sEs-sas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22
Thought He Could Buy justice
Harlan


JEzztiee Hzrlzn tells : st1ry u nan
vlso Gaze % his Ao1=e eac aiel4s, AZ ca
tse stranger. seat IN his card. and when
the Judge came DOWN bInntIy told hin
that he prDposed 70 make a fortuae f0r
both himself and the Judge Il The latter
xoEli furnish hin information abcuf
certain decssion thai vas pending. aad
was expected % afEect stoeks- The maa
proFosed 10 furnish the capital and D.
ths trading H xas wifins. moreover
. devide prollts equally The JGSsi-e
xss - eolapleteiy aiken abaek by the
mans cod isapu.ience thai he sczrcely
knew wiaat 70 say. BOT The hamor Of the
sitsa&1i0n struck him at once and he
asked the caller il he xsald kiadly stA1sI
aP under the chandelier wbere he eould
z=s suod look AZ his face Tness-znzer
stood the scrnutiny wifaouf finchinz-
Then the Jadge sid
Ny friead. yoa have azked s0-e-
thing that / act only improper ard i'm
pS-s.ble. bot yO1r proposition ouxhs %
tesaPt ne b kick yo1 o1r Of mv hozsc-
7 scarcely know WHY do not seei in TIE
mood % DO T. I % NJ tssink thai rou
are aware of the sizai5eAnos q rour
proposition. AMI therefore ! saaII not
treat tEis A. otAerwise Nor;l I aus
not going % enter in;ea a sg<cnlasion 18th
vou. - tat wo1isi b wrong aaf VII
tel yoa h0s va can -. the iaEl-1safion
yoa ~eek before 4ny cae el-er
TIE alaai- Ezue brs-bfene,l up. when
the J1stice eontinnei.
-On the day when the opiaion ! de-
liverei-I cannot teII y51 shen thaf ziii
be-cosne % the Suprsale Court roorl
aaa take 4 sat OF the front hencii.
Then. q II is read. the -,uni vii reach
yo-r ears f-st. tsossl evening.
And A. the uaan with q sosnex hst crest
Eslsen u.ien turned toxs>i the door. she
Justice added, with peculiar emphasis
n his voice
Waif n moment sir. you shouil
thank ne fsr not kickin- yoa down
stairs
BIT the man uith one bornd had -
ready cleared the hall AMI vas tearing
down the street when The Jlstice thesght-
fully returned % his s.ndy.--Nse Trt
Iri5azae.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22
No Children.

! think the difficulty between iabor
ard capital would b. easily Seffiei ft1e
rich eouid eniy understand hoE mncls
the poor feei sor them. sylnysfhize with
them, ssys a writer II the san FraHci-co
Chruaiele- Ie. ssn1etody tel them that
The poor ply them and woui5 really Ike
70 do soEle;hinz 70 tighten The bs7ien q
- much money There : an awful l0t
Of geaaine. kin,lly sympathy among the
laboring classes. When = Emiiy wants
70 hire = servant the iASy II the bose
becomes aggressive and assumes the ser-
vaHt has % II suspected to begin with
Then the servant gets mad. and there's
trouble - hIaBy ladies complain Of the
seiishness q servants No Il isn'i 80
Peer human nature i not 50 bal as that
/ have heard of souen seeking employ
meEt - fail q iho1zhtfilinszss znd kin.l-
y feeiins AID sympathy that they sAoEld
make rich Ia.lies 5is~h al Their harsh
oPinioa-
Nox. here i ease n poin. A lsIv
friend & mine advertised for 4 serYzuz a
feE weeks azo. She puf in the azuaI
small ad-. and az an explanation. whIeh
she tiso0yht was demanded BY the cir
eunlsfancss. she pst no children as
tinc;ly in the advertisement She had
found one thar suited and xas. A. Hsual.
4 little anxiou- a. 70 boz she Soul.i
turn on. There came a rin- a The teIs.
and a s-ost woman czme IN With txo
ehildren- She vzs ushered into the
p4rior
Did you want to zee me- asked the
lzdy.
Yes, ua'ani.
Wen. what can I Do for you =
feel sorry FOR VOC. Hsa'ani-''
Why
You advertised ier a -rrvznf d5inf
yoa.-
-Idd.-
And y0ur advertisements said vaa
had 10 children. and my heart j1ss bl-d
fsF you 10 think yoa shssasl Re - dsso-
izfe. nl1'ssn. and I've e0He in answer -
yeur Advertisement ma'zH.-
Well but
said 70 myself Hz'aIn. Hers 4
poor. aesnlase uoaaan A. hasn't rsf b
cfiek nor child n4a'sH8. to csnsoie her
seif~ifh- uaz'ans--
Bg1-f--
know I must y hsri. nla'an1. snd
I've eorne 70 Otser myself for the pisce.
and I've zut ruo children. ma'am- -
VIII liveE yOa and the horzs uP. nsa,azs--
Bu; I've c5t servant now--
Oh, indeed- tiood morning Csze,
chisdren--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22
RosesinTheirs

Three eieE-at xoaa- llsiies we're gazing
IN : window oa Weeswask avenre in
the hearf Z the city where ehosce a.
sortmeni q growing Plzuts AMI foxers
we're p7ess1tin- fine Display
-0hT sd one eiaSping her hands.
-iaE. loseiy ro=e This mu=t l. 4
new florists place I'm sning right in
to f,uy some flowers
- she opened the door. the other two
following. and we're met By . eoIoneI
boy ia buttons-
This Iznt for ladies he szsi polite
y
Bet I uaat -oias rs~e.- persisted
the young lssy tryins 30 rsss-h her way
in
eDoee ra~es aia's fsr sale, zais-.- sai,l
the little darkey showing his teesh Ia z
brosI sEils.
4 stare--4n ezelara4fion from all three
--2nd they aeli down in iheir hurry to
81 away
To ihiak zaspel one. @ana ve
went night N
And insaste.l ca buying their aoS-
ers-oh. 7 shall never get orer il
For soodHeS sEke don't tel any
bo5y-
We won't, they ehoru=es. and,
Ieoking sise-pisssiy up and dc~n the
street. they sc1lsssel off
Thev hzd mistaken the latest and nlost
elegant sas5on On theavenne sor a florists
ship Istrnsf Frse T1cs<
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22
Sui Opposing Cleveland.


The denomination of Presidents Is not q
Democratic practice jackson and Van
Buren received that honor, and Jackson
alone won reelection. Both of these
were very great men Polk. Pierce and
Buchanan were not renoEninated, and
vet they are wei entitled. with whatever
fauiis may be written against them, 70 be
placed in the category Of eminent states
men, far beyoDd any place that can be
assigned to Mr. Cleveland
Samuel j. Tilden vas not renominatei.
He had gained the election. though he
vas not seated. He had claim on re-
nomination greaier than Mr.. Cleveland.
for the EsssfrsiSf Of offioe had not been
his. The practice and the policy are both
against denomination Lei No one, there
fore. propose nov 10 make il disB0yai- :
70 follow the practice and TO expound
the policy which the Democratic party
has observed for the hast fiffy years.-ii-
i.y5sg Trs.<x.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22
Her Last Request.

Gcod-5y he sail br5kenly, and hi.
frame shook with emotion ~Good-by
AZ , hay heaven bless Won Renember
Mss Smith, that although can not win
yCur love, I shall always h.e yo1T devoted
friend. ard i any iiaie I can b of ans
service % You- Eou wil have bai 70 con-
mani ne leave hsr australia %
night
I an sorry. Ny. Genidse.- said Mss
smith. in a los tone q vosce, 70 have
heea The means of driving you - far
from hoEe, hus since yoa arr % kind as
70 offer your servies-, l xih ask you 70
mail letter f0r lue on your way u the
tran -'-ps-E
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22
Don't

u tillt celsi Il yoars Taa OF. VOC think
Il "a i'sist thing Bu. il may rln into
eltarrh. Or into pneumonia OF con
SUMPTION.
Casrrh i di-gaz.inz Pneumonia Is
dlnse=uus Conservation i Death itself
Tbe brtl;hing apparatus msst be kept
healthy and clear Of all obssraeiions and
offensive matter. othef~ise there i
trouble aleaL
All the diseases of thsse paris, hes,l.
Hsose. tiroai, hFsHcilial tubes and lungs
can be delighisaliy and entirely esre'i By
the Ose Of Bosshee's German syrup. L
you don't knoW TINS already, thousands
and thoas-E..ls eE people e..a tell yoC-
They have bssn es1nesi By Il. an1 know
hos Il :. themselves Bssils only >
cents Ask zuv sl-uc-sst.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22
WHOLE NO. 1910.

qliire the Prohibition party any nors
than > wagon going Up hiii requires 4
brske. Il DIES not requife distinct Va
tioaal parry. The fght mzSt be IN the
STATES. and xhen the se1fes Or MAJOR
" Of tfem are r;eh;. Congress vii .
right. and VII give = al nee,iful Va
tionai i=gislztion Temperance resJrsn,
scntleafn- does not need ycur party. but
Il needs ron I haze not atssc Sei yo-
zs iaiivliual nemie-s. but your party
zS a party. Temperance reform needs
yoEr earlsStresS. yeur s7urzee, your en-
thrSisSin. Il neess your energies sn3
the enerries q vonr ra2-rlifircrit isaser,
Gen. Fisk- IAFpiAuse- ID not plead
for the Repabliean party or the Dcmo-
eratie party hs- fls femperanes refarrl-
Pr.sctieaL eommoe-sen-e. teuipersnce re-
form 10 ROT sly tiistthe eontinGanoe
u the Prohibition party is ; crime l
say i ! worse than = crime Is 4 li1n-
der lLaul apfia5lse.g
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22

Cazzs y n hrSisl s1asal.er p.aib
eoEae - he surstr. xhea -he ferts
For n srs- sizne he- sir-s-h-.-i's t.-a1h
Altf rbu1 AZ tes-stss
The un;imely death vbsch anB8allT
carries OF thousands of hHman beings in
the prime q yorth. + indeed terrible
The first sPpruach u CONSUMPTION : IN
si'ii9us- and the safi-rer himself ! the
uaast unconscio1s Of Il approach tine
o. the most aiarning symptoms & this
dresd disease =. in fact. the ineFaiieab}s
hope, which Inks in the heart Of the
vicfiul, preventing him FROM taking tinss-
y steps % arrest the nlslady That i
caa Be arrested ia IL earlier stages Is -
yond question, a. there are hanlreis q
wsIi-aufhenficzie,l clses where Dr-
Pierce's Golden Nedieal Discovery has
ELECTED . complete eH7e-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22

Al fhs -i-hI- TIE i8ss-esE ani claim q Nay
A. z1e- Ela a. A. AllleT Of Inland - he fal-
loz rlle 1ssc-it-d neai esEE1e- w lzt F-s-I q
a iols q rslulsi, together VIA TIE build
ins : ttereuE sllz- situate in Re=f Salisbury,
- -erxes Colzsy. beginning frplliaS - ieeI %
sts : Salisbury Arei--.e o. iRe E.lsl Ncrzh ~
al g = 4o.la At.pteh. >gsl-l By TaI1llc roasi
l iilL tsss-u Tisl u.sl % sieoi and rzfe1-
~i1- 49, ~ The bIl1cdrg cf slle lGzgls u te.n
A suaeh
~ = BsEialLlg a. sur1nEsS- Gamer q * q
La Il AiIer. tEeuce Ntr.h alag the lsuc q
EzI A Eil.erlsi 1es.f E.o-e ies- - car1er Il
-s1 - ihz1ce - fee1 l1sre q - 70 lsae q the
rz-s-E- zIian - slze -AlissEE Tzilr1zL tbeues y
sass1 fee- n1e-e ar less % piaee 81 aCeznuiue-
So EraeE u Elkilck iasEils1l4. eeU1-y AID
sslz<e afcEssai1. a-gl1z,sg Al e sIogss cerzeE q
-znrei scrrcck aE1 Eei1i-.1 sr,siCis1zn. former
V4P ard L. a As-4ezseE-er. .iEe q Henry tsIS
1lzrE1zfl- bs--zE klaEl 41t-a t1ary ti1e1cs y
SD kretclE11n GrzE- Ao-lL - cs'EIEe< EAsf
- ltrcfgS - fa's- llezs Old turEc rad tiae1ce
-shrulzsl the GrEsIlz- s4Iase1 >ehrack ErAcf SgrrA
- GcereeS. Esl-z - f---rhe< 10 p1sl ti2ezsce
tAFgsseh sar1e ,ol-h - degree Ezs- - perF1Ie-
r-el line l- larsei loi1nssl. teEGe ty 1a11
-uEasid s0nsls5ll -Qaz-a : 1cerer-, AeS - Fer-
cl-s q hi1cL tree- tieElCe bF ill4 u Ee1ry
ssar1c-Ilan formerly Js1a c1Ary- North - de-
lgrx-s. Ne-s isl I-erel.t- - Talaoe uf tsSl11-ng
rts ,..rf.Ii tr4ef ~ l-llsi csllFs- 81 o. : -rk
IS Adam facils-esie- y deed 1aI-c = A7-li- -
and r-en tied n lie G1ee f0r -e1Os,-llS 1ss-s IN
and 81 sd cutafy ls-l -eitenl,sr- is- foli-l-e
- paEe -
Iakea ia sxecailo1 a The rrOqe-y Of Mar A
Eiller and 4 4 Hilier a the sllit ~ Arazls1zs
LlNenesad
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22

Al us-Sa-s p1rrhaSin< AZ ne E5Gre sa-e slll
= e.zse sske .sslr-rt lhz- ls-- q tie rtrchzsc
: ller-sa - made kreWn - the tine - he
Evil >. rg---i-t1 - >assz = TIE f-ff--1y :
.s-lr. kei 5nEu- 1-l,er<,se 4 VII sEssf - cxpoS
4 - sae AZ the riss q Es-e 17Sz Ei1rthE-er- The
rrs- isi-e e The fsrca-st liler 1ll>- = pad ou
~ hs.il-- thursday q the * wesk q tEe feh-
-ls-u u CnFlr1. The time nxS1 y me tus1-l
,r- s.---7rs t. arEnes 4ed1-l1erf q sie-e.s. and
rs.sss NIL be szrlaE lss-eei EzitIl The Trcf-zss
-la-lgseV = Izs1 ID f-lL
s-har1f-s Clezce. z : Hr9ILLkN-
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The HomeIiest Man

Ia SomeFse5. r. vel - the hansisomsSt,
and others, are invited to call on ans
'irrtziSt sHi gst re- a trial bosile Of
heufP'z Bal-sm for the LnngS. remedy
that l. seiiing entirely uPon IT. merits
and is guaranteed 70 cure and relieve all
Cnr5nic and Acute Coughs, Asthma.
Bronchitis and Consumption. Price 5s
i..s-,.. III q
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22

Start The Liver 70 working, when afg
ether troubles soon Disappear
NJ xi.s EAs a eoa---ss-i ssyS;s5sir- -eaae
ttin- yea-S azs. tgy he @dsiss u lf-- -ffirer-
=. Alzrts-E- ~ az> iatiEe-f g. ~ -izl-
1on- lir-- sr-s.z-s-. I'll z-fF1li :i'r IN. n
r. Z izss g5vssl b. ard uz-F ~ ses raj ifi-
and ailisffE-i n z1V ~4v te-fa- rhrssrlr
csi-zT -1InI.4Ilr- ReiszirE as1 t~i rsI-
fsl--- hlz-th Ulil = rs-szg-i q al ifs All =.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22

Al The -tghE tiile- Interest and eiGin of SoA1
T. Friz q u aud " tize tollea iaz s1esrn bed re4l
esIsse- Eiz. A csr1sl1 frast of ard si1Izle n
rs1li iigs 1l>t5T -Qznerret cD1ufy- Pa ali e.1
INK laz1ls of J. A ta4-xEger- Alex Frli1. -sInfaz
Eauears heir. gacgb A1kEsey, Bariiel flliillffI
AID ,a1.lerS- ag1i4in-1E Sc acre more Or le---
ulrh tao EeizinE hu1se@ ozle ucE-4 haEk t14rll
and X Der o.1g - llsis1.--s the-szsl ereele1-
Takea la exer.tids. - Ihs -e:,c--y q 5ohn J.
F-lrz a. tie sgst Of AiexEnsler 4-lleT. admins
1-assar q Nz.sIa-ef-a n iil-r ser'd
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j. III. Zefin e Go.
THE REASON WHY

Joseph Fleming. the well-knowR drug
gisf ~ Market -, Pittsburgh. sei.s more
bottled whisky than any other druggist
OF liquor dealer. !, 1st, he makes . spe-
eialiy Of ooitling the pure ssre5-V.ar-9id
Eryess4 Gacks1aAssa<T Wk,sky. now recoRi-
nlendesl by all physicians a. the bes;
whisky 70 De had. u. This whisky :
exported 10 Hamburg, Germany. where
it : aged ia German warehouses and
broGyht hack to this country and bottled
by Mr.. Fleming, and he has the doeu-
ulenis 10 show that this is correct stale
ment ;;ri, this whisky Is put up in full
quart bottles at 81, or SIX for -. placing
il within the reach of eyerv family for
medical purposes A full stock Of PuEe
California WINS can also be obtained at
. cents. put Up in full qna-t bottles. or
8 per dozen. Remember the place and
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