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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-10-17
OF GENERAL INTEREST.

A minor can not take up a home
stead.
Tea came into use almost by &C
cident.
The gooseberry is indigenioue to
Great Britain.
Coriander seed came originally
from the East.
Ginger ls q native of the East
and West Indies.
Chief Justice Fuller writes the
worst hand OF any judge in the
Uaited States.
An experiment is about to be
made in France 10 substitute car
rier swallows for the pigeons that
have hitherto served in time of
war.
The conductors and other train
men on the Mobile g. OHIO road
have been provided with Winches
ter rifles to protect their train from
robbers.
Saranac, a homing pigeon owned
by John Hunsberger, of Chestnut
Hill, Penn, few 4474 miles be-
tween the hours of 5. 81 a. 10. and
$40 p. M.
The two greatest Libraries of the
world are The National Library of
Paris with 100000 volumes, and
and the British Museum in London
with 1900, 600 volumes.
So large is the gallery" at the
Paris exhibition in which the ma =
chinery is heueed that if turn ed in
to mammoth stable it would cas-
lily furnish Accommodations for
$4,000 horses. a...., ,.
Russia has fixed doctors charges.
Physicians making $3.50 per year
will get 40 cents per visit; others
rs cents. In country towns ten
cents is the usual charge.
The latest ehtion TO the meth
DDS of suic do has been furnished |
by colder in Fieusburg, Pfussia,
who loaded a cannon and killed |
himself standing in front Of it af-
ter having ignited slow match.
A German lieuter ant practicing
with a balloon got his foot entang-
led in the valve line and wac car.
ried for two miles with his head |
downward. Tue balloon lit with
out Lreaking his reck, but he was
insensibls.
Mr.. Wick, of Chelsea, England,
is the father of q peculiar infant
prodigy. His daughter Nelly,
four years OF age, recently shaved
Hve men inside Of 80 minutes for a
silver medal. She perfor med the
operation very neatly and had 10
minutes TO spare, spending about
o ur minutes upon each victim.
Al the public sslss Of used up
horses, held from time TO time 10
New York city, those OF the fire de
par,ment generally bring the best
prices. Sentiment Is chiefly re.
sponsible for il. II seems that
people will pay more to own an
old fire horse thsn 70 one that has
been bro en- down drawing street
cars. .tt,
Old nen play ball and hy kites
In China, while children fold The r
al ms and look on. Old women in
stead OF young are the Idols Of so
Getty. Love making Is only done
iree days beiole marrisge II is
lot considered the safest way to
get ahead Of a rival, but the surest
way to get O wife without losing |
much time.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-10-17

John Leavy was shot and killed
by a man named Brown at Leavy,
Tx.
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Larger sums in much smaller proportion.
Mefehand,ss package A. Low Rstes vhsre
~the Value does. not exceed $50.
'xc,. pound TO Q pounds. :. IS TO 20 o.
over pounds 10 8 pounds IS TO IS CT
Over pounds TO 4 pounds. IS to co C,
ov-r poun1s TO pounds .. "a "a 70 &C.
Over poundsStog posuds % TO 90 ct
l2jan-yl According TO JiitAnes.
FOR irformasion apply TO
FL JUDD. is.pt.t
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D"llas, Texas, has a population,
according 20 the new directory o.
! 81. S65.
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$500 RE WARD

WE will pay the above reward for any
case # Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, or
Coetivsn we cannot cure with Wost's
Vegetable Liver Pills, when the directions
are strictly complied with They are pure
ly Vegetable, and never fail to give salts
faction. The genuine manufactured by
John c. West & &c. "The Pill Makers"
$50 W. Madison ST. g.. Chicago. Fer sale by
Craig d NJ cLemore.
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In the November Harper's, Will
liam Dean Howell translates a re-
mark of the great Spanish novelist.
Senior Armsndo Palacio Vsldes. to
the.effeet that in his opinion French
naturalistic novel are less immoral
than 1other books which under q
glamour OF something spiritual
and beautiful and sublime portray
the vices 10 which we are nj
lied TO the beasts. Such, for exam.
ole, are the works OF Octave Feuil-
let, Arsene Houssaye, George
Ohdet, and other contemporary
novelis's much in vogue among the
higher classes OF society.
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EXPRESS FORWARDERS
20 al Parts of the Country.
Reduced Hides ora Currency or
Gold Coin Remittdnces.
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Health is Wealth !!

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insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Ag'. Berrenness,
Loss of Power in either sex. Involuntary
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ceved by us for six boxes, aceomps med
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written guarantee to refund tho money If
the treatment does not effect cure
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POPULAR SCIENCE.

The total weight of the great
thirty six inch telescope at the
Lick o observatory is forty tons.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

100 other STYLES Of sJz Horse Sheets and
Fly Nets, at prices to suit everybody. For
sale by all dealers. Ifyou can't get them,
write US.
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Remarkable Dreams.

One Of the most authenticated stories
of remarkable dreams is that of Geoffrey
Watts, who was a mechanic in England
He was employed by a shot maker, and
his work was to cut countless little cubes
of lead and turn them in revolving bar
rel until they were worn round by frie-
ton.
For many years. Watts racked his brain
10 invent some better method Of making
shot than this, but to no purpose. One
night he dreamt he saw melted lead
raining IRON the sky, and that each drop
was round. In the morning Watts trem-
bling with anxiety, carried a cup full of
melted lead 10 the top of a church tower
and threw it down into a shallow pond.
Hurrying down he found in the water
perfect shot. The shot tower was the
tangible result Of his dream.
Our readers are probably all familiar
with the wonderful poem Of Kublai
Khan, which came to Coleridee in
dream, eomplese in meaning, rhythm and
rhyme.
Instances are not rare Of such tn
umphs Of the brain during sleep. Alex
ander Campbell, one Of the foremost lin
gusts Of the last century, declared that
when a pathological problem was too
hard nut for him to crack, he dreamed
Of it, and usually awoke with the mean
ing clear in his mind
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21
Business Blocked by Bees.

swarm Of bees took possession Of
Main street in Meriden, Connecticut a
few days ago and blocked iraiiioe on that
bustling ciiy's busiest thoroughfane for
over an hour. A few venturesome dri-
vers sent their horses through the buz-
zing mass, but those that made the trip
paid the penalty Of the folly Of their
owners. People in the neighborhood
were compelled TO shut down their win
dows. for the day was hot and the bees
we're angry. The bees banged themselves
against the windows in attempts TO get
inside. Staid business men threw hand
kerchiefs over their heads and ran skip
ping away like school boys The bees
were stray swarm Just let loose, and al
though at one time thev occupied
space as large as a load Of hay, they e.
nally became compressed into half
bushel wad and lit on one Of the low
branches Of an evergreen tree in the Bap-
tist Church lot At sundown the janitor
Of the church spread white cloth on
the ground under them and placed
large keg at an angle on the cloth. The
lower head Of the keg had been knocked
out, and the inside Of the keg was smear
ed with molasses. Then the limb was
sawed of and the bees dumped on the
cloth. The queen bee made for the keg,
and in an hour royal swarm was hous-
ed Chicago Journal.
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Aboutthe Fool.


He who is born a fool is never cured.
Enjoy your little while the fool is seek
ing for mole.
He is a fool that praises himself and
he a lnadman that speaks i'll Of himself.
The reason the fool said it "in his
heart" was because he had no head to
speak Of
A fool always finds a greater fool that
admires him.
The wise man giveth his pence, while
the fool expendeth his substance in the
pIrchase Of nose paint.
The fool may be depended upon to
keep a secret if he does not know IL
a fool may sometimes say wise
thing" as wise man may some
times say foolish thing.
The fool ioineth church thinking he
viii be able to enter heaven in the
crowd.
The fool paddles somebody eise's canoe
and carries all his grist 20 another's mill.
Women who elope with coachmen
probably think that class Of men will
make stable husbands.
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BALTIMORE MAn-NO. ~ I
AccoNMoDATIoN-xo. 81.

Al lockwood
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Treatment of Colo in the Head.

There are number Of ways Of absi-
ing a cold in the head, but most Of them
are by means Of quite powerful drugs,
which person unfamiliar with their use
is never justified in taking on his own re-
sponsibility. The Swiss method Of treat
m mt is one Of the simplest and most e.
fescious. 1t is applied in tnis way: Half
f a jug with boiling water, and into
that put teaspoonful Of we'll powdered
camphor. Fashion out Of writing paper
a funnel, with which cap the top of the
jug. The oamphorated steam should be
inhaled through the nose for ten or fif-
teen minutes, the inhalation being re-
peated, If required, every four or five
hours. II. in spite Of its unpleasantness,
the inhalation is persisted in, it is said
that three repetitions win always effect a
cure, however severe the cold in the head
may be-
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pus,lns In.se. Powder on psr.

II is common 10 make the useful rcc-
onimendation. in applying any powder
20 repei insects on plants. to perform the
busting In the morning while the dew l.
on the plants. The only objection 10
this recommendation is that plants are
no, moistened with dew every morning.
ar il i evaporated before the owner has
time 10 do the work, or it may be too hot
and dry Tor dew The work is therefore
put OF Till the insects may have done
their mischief A sure way. therefore,
says Country Cicntleman. and adapted
Go every morning. OF To any time in each
day. is To procure a watering pot with q
very fine rose. and with n fine mist moist
en- the plants. and follow Immediately
with the skIsting Without whiting for
a dewy morning. ashes. plaster. air
stacked limo. hellebore OF any Of the nu-
inerUus poisonous powders may lie ap-
piled al any time of day.
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To cur Neiehbors.

The Question is often asked by our neigh
bOrs Where, ! wonder, can | gel a pure
stimuianf7 Il Is a fact that there Is scarce-
ly a roof nnder which you cannot find a
sfinulant of some kind. Old people pro-
long life with il sick people have i 70 sus-
tain life: well people may and DO use il 10
make life more enjoyable. but where viii we
advise orr readers 10 buy i? We lcarn
from the most reliable source that Max
Klein is one Of the most popular and re-
specied citizens of this country. At his
home his word is iaken unhesifalingly. To
him We r5eerfGlly recommend onr readers
for anything in the iiqnor line He author
izss us TO say ihst for 81 90 You can buy one
quart ,ix year old rye or six quarts fnr 800
His Silver Age at 81 80 per quart is with
out doubt the hest whisky known. Send
for price list and complete catalogue His
address j., Max Klein. ~ Federal ST., Allie
gbeny. Pa.-Nsifim his y-qpeT
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National Stockman thinks il IS a mis-
nomer 20 adopt this name for the iarger
horses now brought forward for market
by breeders Of trotting stock. Il leads
20 q confusion Of names The coach class
is a name that belongs 10 such horses rs
the best French coacllers and Cleveland
lays represent The overgroEn trotter
OF large sized trotting bred horse ap-
proaches them closely in size. but is a
horse Of different type and a very diff
ferent step lie is BY breeding, con-
formity and inclination trotter, and
the coach step is but an artificial one TO
him Rather it is to his advantage. In
stead Of being a coach horse he is a car
riase horse. and there is q big place for
him to Gil. Call them carriage horses
and demand a class for them. Let the
coachers have the place that belongs to
them and which they ill SO well.
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a Berlin judge the other day, when al
dressing a locksmith who appeared as a
witness. spoke Is follows; ! should have
thought YOU would dissuade your work
men from going 70 law for such Sriile =
Witness-That's what / did. / said
Children. said |. ''t.Ie clerk at the law
yer's viii take your c,lat. and the lawyer
will strip oil YOUR shirt and Is for the
judge. why. man. he'll skin you aiivc!'
You see. talked sensibly to the folks
Ike that but it was all Of no use,-Zeis-
gest
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Forced to Leave Home.

Over 60 people were forced to leave
their homes yesterday TO call at their
druggists for a free trial package OF
Lanes Family Medicine. If your blood
is bad, your liver and kidneys out Of or
der; if you are eonstipated and have
headache and an unsightly complexion,
don't fail to call on any druggist to-day
for free sample Of this grand remedy.
The ladies praise il. Everyone likes it.
Large-size package 50 cents.
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A cneer ,Ilnr nf rnln.nle No..

Forty miles above New Orleans is tie
old bed Of the Bonnet Care crevasse
Fifteen years ago the Father OF Waters
burst lsis bolts and swept through there
80 Lake POntchartIssin. Five years ago
the state Of Louisiana, with tie assist
ance of the Mississippi Valley railroad.
rebuilt the Bonnet C.lrre levee. bui il
could not restore aitogethar the condi-
lions prevailing antccedent 70 the Gre
vase. The river in the ten years il
pissed through the swamp piled up its
sands against the big cypress forests
there. II has left behind a buried for
cst- The piled up sand has deadened
nearly all the trees. and a sllingle mill
Is now II work there manufacturing
them into shingles with all the rapidify
with which that machine works. New
Orleans Times Democrat.
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crasse. for Permanent Meadow.


The most essential requisite for success
in seeding . meadow, Country Cen
ileman. is to place the soil in the best
condition FOR the termination and early
growth OF the grass. by a sufficient top
dressing to render the surface soil mel
low and moist The most immediate re
suits viii be obtained from mixture Of
red clover. meadow oat and orchard
grass. and later in tie season from tim
o;hy. red top. Italian rye grass, meadow
fescue and Kentucky blue grass. or a
part Of these. II the ground is moist
alsike clover may be added Clover and
Timothy give fine heavy crops for a time.
but as they soon run out. it is well to
add seveFal other Of the bsst grasses, not
only for tie additional crop which they
viii furnish. but for the protection af-
forded 10 the roots Of timothy and clover
against the severity Of winter.
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red
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a Scheme Spoiled.


lie loSked very Esie, tired and irjessesi
as he fhrew himself on Tie lounge IN tie
dark corner Of the noor.
eMy poor boy : What ails youz p
eSick.r
What made you sick 2
@Ps said at dinner time would b
flck Il eat another aauipliBe. bat ]
didn't bel.ese bin eat aleiiier one
and Tn sick
I'm sorry I gnes q u Lave 70 giss zon
a lose Of fcsstor oil
z roula rather hc SICK. ma .haH to
tike cir
~Eos if 7 ~. E u pcfiet tnfa 'on
wea'f taste ihs 81
I don't want the oil
Wont you dear, II I give you a cup Of
Jelly 10 eat to take the taste Of oil out Of
your mouth p
Give me a big gpiece Of caketo eat with
the jelly p
"Yes dear
"And a big orange"
Eyes, my poor sick boy"
"A big bunch Of bananas and some can
dy7"
"Yes. dear"
Andy's father caae in at this point and
spoiled the boys prospect Of a feast Of
good things Going up to Andy and in
qu;sing what the trouble was, Andy's
voice became very weak. and in an almost
inaudible whisper he gasped sick In
fact bis voice was so weak his sire was
obliged to stoop down to catch the word,
and al thesame time caught the fragrance
Of "two-for-fye" breath.
"sick, hey Been smoking hey, yoo
young Arab? Cuffs him. Smoking ci-
gars, hey? Boxes his ears III teach
You to smoke. Come along here. +"
And he takes Andy into the back
yard and with shingle persuaded him
to never try again to obtain good things
under false pretenses, while his ina stood
BY ringing her hands in anguish at her
dear boys punishment and mentally vot-
ing Andy's father "a brute. ."-Detnoa Free
Press.
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1t 5 rers rte J. saws the Cory Figr.
that Cyrus King. living near Union City.
Was psoue hing on his fsrus snort time
ago. shen a monster biri came lying
past. aud. when directly over the team,
siarted dosu with wonderful force on the
neck Of one of the horses Fortunately
il struck the heavy horse collar and did
10 damage The horses we're badiy
frightened and tried 70 rnn and by the
time Dir. King had quie.es them down
ne noticed tina: the sheep ard cattle near
by seemed to ne in CONSERVATION. he
went 70 see what was the matter and
found the bird had Killed a large sheep
and was rayenousls devourins It. lie
vent into the house and secured an old
gun that had not been shos of FOR years,
ioafiei il aud succeeded 10 shooting the
bird through the breast. II was OF spe-
cites unfamiliar in this country. having a
very large beak and long talons and
measured over six feet from tip to tip. II
vas ihonght to be a South American
bird, and Mr.. King said from its work on
the sheep be thought il must have been
ON long fast. Tolerlbly big bird st ~.
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Two Year Old at 81 90 per gallon.
Three . =. s. % :"
Four A." 50 %
w RIT OF PARTITION.

To Christisn II. Noder Of Sugar Creek. Tnsea
rNwas County, Ohio Daniel H. Yo.ier Of
tieisiown. Cambria County Pa Barbara Yo-
der inieTInarried with Isaac Wingert OF Mt
Hope, Ohio Aaron C. Yoisr, OF Niddiebsirv
Ind o
Yoa are hereby notified that in pursuance Of a
Nrit Of Partition issued our vf the Orphans Cs,rt
Of Somerset County. Pa. and u nae direesef 1
VIII hold an inquest on the premises on the real
estate Of Daniel G. Yoder decd situate in Con
emaugh Township. somerset County. Pa on Fri-
day. the 9Th day OF September. 1879. when and
where you can attend II you think proper
sneriHs Oiiees K s. McMILLEN
July 81 1881. Sberia
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For Hay Fever.

"Give Ely's Cream Balm trial Thi
justly celebrated remedy for the cure OF
catarrh, hay fever, cold in the head, &C.,
can be obtained of any reputable drug
gist, and may be relieved upon as a safe
and pleasant remedy for the above COM
plants and will give immediate relief. 1t
is not liquid, snuff or powder, has no
offensive or,ior and can be used at any
time with good results, as thousands can
testify, among them some OF the attaches
Of this office r-.Spira u I.e Times.
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Ayers Sarsaparilia, by purifying and
enriching the blood, improves the appe-
tite aids the assimilative process strength
ems the nerves, and invigorates the
system. 1t is, therefore, the best and
most thoroughly reliable Alternative that
can be found for both old and young.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Plantains and dandeliOns are q great
blemisii 10 many lawns Farmers who
have tried il claim that they have de-
EtrOyed thousands OF these weeds by
dropping crude carbolic acid right into
the hearts Of the plants Roots of dande-
linn dug up 4 week after. the crowns
were dFeSsed with acid were found TO be
killed right down 10 the UPS lost he
lo~ the surface Il l. not sufficient to
merely kill the leaves Of the plants. the
acid must enter the hearts quite in the
center Carbolic acid is poisonous. and
should no; be allowed 20 come in contact
" i'll The skin
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Devflopmeni Of tho Street RaIIuny.

besftosmcnt OF the street Railway.
lhe ilrst street railway was operated
in les'e from New York to Harlem. 1t
dfdsiot appear in Bcsion Until 1856. The
ilrst horse car line was opened on the
I'altimore and Ohio line prior to the in
PRODUCTION of the steam engine. but was
not designated as a street railway. From
comparatively recent beginning vast
enter PRISE has sprung up. Today there
are 10000 cars ia use In the strc,.,s ~
CITES ~ the United States. requiring the
press
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

The common az lays more than one
hundEsd eggs. and tiie time for egg lay
ing TO maturity is oa.s about two weeks.
Most Of US have studied roonetr:cal pro-
gression. Here We re il illustrated Sup
pose enc hy commences TO riuitiqly
and replenish the earth atoet June !.
Jane 70. II all lived. would give l5e
Suppose - Of these are females. July
would give Is. supposing no cruel wasp
or other untO~are circumstances 70 IN
terfcre. 1850 flies. Suppose 5.Ce5 Of
these are females. We might have. July
Is, Si3, go lies New York Telegram.
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If right means will not compass a de-
sired end. then that desired end is not a
right end. However attractive or desir-
able an object of attainment may seem,
it cannot Justify the use of wrong means.
Unless the way itself is right, it cannot
rightly be taken as means TO any end.
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A Safe Guard.

SAFE Guard-AIways on Duty
Thousands make practice OF taking Dr.
David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Of Ron
doat. y. Y. whenever they have symp-
toms Of possible sickness, and through the
prompt action of this remarkable medicine
they are really never III. 1t Is perfect safe
guard against all forms Of malaria, sick and
nervous headache. palpitaiion, dyspepsia and
heartburn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-08-21

Visitor-"I don't see Signor Sampson,
the modern Hercules, here to-day" At
iendant-"No tried to carry up scuttle
Of coal for his wife last night and over
exerted himself Doctor says he'll be out
in a week. though r-Tfae.