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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18
COYNOR's POINT.

Lot l. und25 of So of lot l. Part of lot on
Couuor's Point described as follows Bounded
on the northwestcrly side by line drawn par
alle to and mt distance of Io2 u links south
easlerly from the boundary line between said
lots 5 and on said Canuors Point. on north
caSterly side by a line drawn parallel to the
centre line of the \. +, h, r. track and at a dis
lance Of 30 feet south westerly from centre line
of said Railroad Ola the north westerly side by
the boundary line between LOIS = aud g of Con
u1rs Point and on the south westerly side by the
Slough
Part Of Lot y Of Connor's Point described as
follows: Bounded on the south westerly side by
the centre line Of the COMMON highway on said
Point. On the south Castcrly side by Il line
drawn across said lot l., and distant therefrom
2lf 2S-lU9 feet, measured upon the centre line OF
SAID highway. On the nOrtheasterly side by the
Bay Of superior on the nOrthwesterly side by Il
line drawn across said lot T. parallel with the
nOrthWesterly line OF said lot and distant there
from IL 2S-l0J feet measured aforesaid contain
ing 62-l9o acres.
That part OF Lots i ana IS Of Connor's Point
described as follows namely: Bounced on the
south westerly side by tine centre line Of the
main track, of the n. Z. r. K, Go. On the south
c0sterly side by n line drawn across said lOt =
parallel with and at distance of II 2Sl01 feet
from the boundary line between said lots y 4 l.;
Of said Point On the north easterly side 10y the
Bay OF superior. ON the nogtuWCsterly side by a
line drawn across said lot - Of Conuor'S Point
parallel with and at a distance Of lbs 72-l00 feet
from the said boundary line between said lots
II and Is Aforesaid containing $500 acres.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18
j. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Editor.
Eesg.is Of .Esc Strike.

The coal beavers strike on the upper
section Of Lake Superior, has lad one
decided effect, to say the least. They
have thus for succeeded in remaining
idle, and so fixed, matters that thev are
likely to have a "loafng summer" Of
it, as the coal shippers first hauled off
their boats at Ashland and then at
Duluth and Superior; ana no coal viii
be delivered here until the towns can
MAINTAIN order or the men Gene to their
senses. These results 80 beyond the
comparatively few who strike ard are
responsible for this state Of affairs.
Our coal VIII be run in by cars at a
much higher cost, and next winter all,
rich and poor alike, VII have to pay
dearly for these results, for we must
all have fuel in this country or perish.
Our heart is fnll Of sympathy for the
laboring We have not had q dollar
since we were 70 years Of age that hes
not been earned st honest toll and at
wages as low as 6 cents an hour We
hilDN Nfttstl ~ - " ~ NJ - ID ~ 10 nouns
per day for 90 cents to SI.08 ana board
and lodge ourself. We lived plainly
but comfortably, bat We did not indulge
in any fancy drinks or smoke cigars, or
visit the beer gardens or horse races,
or prize fight on Sundays, and strikes
were unknown. We DO not ask y0u to
work for these wages to day, but VITA
this experience we feel that we have
right TO and are competent to speak
of these things from a working mans
standpoint, and we want to say to
you, fellow toilers for your daily bread,
that you are JUST as liable, ifnot more
50, to be unjust and unreasonable in
your demands, rs capital is to be ar
bitrary and oppressive. II a very
great extent we make ourselves what
we are. High wages or low wages does
not make a candid, fair thinking man.
Capital knows what berJar it can bear
better than we do. 1t is plain that 1t
cannot stand the burdens demanded Of
it now, else it would endure the ex-
tortion rather than leave the field of
business, as it has done, in this case.
Ask yourselves II you have acted wise
~, and according TO the golden rula,
in this matter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18
EorsEaEe.s lisy EEaIf.

Everybody knows that the West End
City Hall, built by the late village
council, was one Of the biggest ''joJs'
and frauds, ever put upon a suffering
people, but not until the old gang
could be got out, and the new gang
got in, could facts De ascertained.
Now thenaw gang toattract public
attention from their own jobs, are ex-
posing the old jobs Of last year, as
witness the following ~ the West
End correspondent Of The Duluth News
of yesterday:
The Investigation Of the committee
on Offices Of the city council has I'M
earthed some gross carelessness, to
draw it mild upon the pant Of the con
tractor who erected the city hall, as
well as Of the inspector employed by
the city to protect its interests In
constructing the vaults intended to be
fire proof receptacie5 for the city re-
cords, instead Of fire proof concrete I'm
der ana between the floors, the space
was filed with broken brick, plaster
debris and mere rubbish, with spaces
drought which q man could crawl
connecting with the space between
floor and ceiling. Tie plan called for
binding rods and i inca archcd mic}
over head. Tie rods were left out en-
tirely and the arch composed Of one
brick in the center. with nothing Be-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18
I AK 9 ALE
Douglas County, Wisconsin.

STATE or WISCONSIN
County OF Douglas, S.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
SUPERIOR, April -. 1889.
r RoTICE is hereby given that so much of each
- tract or parcel Of land situated IN the county
of Douglas, described i'm the following statement
as may be nee, ssary for that purpose viii, on the
'EEEEElD TUESDAY OF May
next, being the tweuty-Grst day OF May, \. p,
1856, commencing at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
and the next succeeding days thereafter. be sold
by Inc II public auction at my office az the Court
House, IA Superior the scat of Justice Of the said
County, for the payment of the delinquent taxes.
interest and charges thereon for the year 1855 AZ
returned to me by the Town Treasurcrs Of the
said county of Douglas.
Given under my hand officially at the Office of
the County Treasurer, of Douglas county, STATE OF
Wisconsin, this twentieth day Of April, 1889.
J. T. BISHOP. JR
County Treasurer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18


Blocks-9, 81, ST. e. g. S. g. g. G7 20, p s., 81.
East St Clair street
Blocks 49, e1z OF u.
East Erie street
Blocks-6l, ind Is OF a. 50.
East Ontario street
Block IS. ST.
East Champlain street
Bloeks-l2, 43, 45, a, s.. 81.
St George street
Bloeks-i3, a. IS, 81. - 60, 81, 70, "A, und]z 81
cayuga street
Blocks-57, 50, uudl5 %.
Seneca street.
Baltic Street
IND = block Gs: und z block 20, all Of blocks
75 IS, ~, 50, 81, 80, ", 100, 10.
Caspian Street.
RlockS Sc, IS, los
Pepin Street
Azof Street
Blocks cs, 20. p 50, 81.
Boden street.
Blocks s., 81.
Simcoe street.
Blocks q, 90 81. lo5, los, ll3, III.
Amazon Street.
Blocks 100, 10.
Geneva Street.
Ponchartrain Street
Peninsula Avenue.
Blocks IS 70 81, s. ST. s., Sc, 81, 50, 95, o. 81,
VII D. els " : go all lul, i2, lO3 100. JOG, 1a7
les I0y 81 10 all Ill, 1I2, ll3 IA, ll6 ll9, 100
l2l. q l23, cas-, li2 feet OF VIZ l25, al l24,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18
ELYs ADDITION TO SUPERIOR.

LII ADDlIIO ~ SDIEhIOk.
West 81 street.
lots III, 473 40, 525, 500,
West ith Street.
Iots-fr4s2, fir 40 Fl 49, Fl 45l. fir 453, fir rs.
f l57 II of 459 i6l, 4d3, AL AS 5l3 5l5 52l 80
$50 525 fir 5-9 ali of go 532 If J3S, Fl 5lO fir 5i2
Fl 5ii.
West 9Th Street
Lots 43l, 40 $50, 80 5I2 564.
West 9th Street
Lots 4i2. All 4C2, 4Gl, 49, 49,, 4S6, ass, 52l 523
533.
West 7th Street.
Lots $40 425 427 - $50, 4ss $50, So, 58a, 53I,
West Sth Street.
Lot4-und11 &s1, all of 883, 392 ISL, $50, SOP 5i5
81, 80, 6J5.
West 9.h Street,
Lots-fr Sg3 Fl 295. all of l25 429, 49, 465. f67,
zoo, OIL 525, 90 o. 52s 90 81, 5o4 go, 56 57o
Jg5.
West 10Th Street
Lots 80 428 i29 IF 49,, all 49, ass 49, 4S7, 493
40, 545, 300, 5o1, 359.
West llth street
Lots as, 400 ACC, 4GS 40. 49, 49,, 496 1873 sos,
sos, So, jJe, 500, 81, 5l5 80, 52l 5Z5, $50
West 18th Street
Lots 40, 40 4s9, l9l 49, 500, 507, 5l5, 5l7.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18

lots Is, 81. uHd p less I. :. T. & 7. Rv. Co. r.
q Way o. 'at 90. all OF lot rs Und q lot 10 md
- lots iss AKA la md = OF s.. tf l.it $50 md I
g Is q 4'5 l.l a!i OF lot I6} uud = ri lot lfG
ma = 81 E+s - IL, uud =. 10; rs. al If lot
~, ~ E uf lot I'D
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18
RoYs ADDITION TO SUPERIOR CITY.

hO1 = ADDlliON ~ SlIEhIOh III l.
Bay Street.
Lots :. s in block Il, lot 3 block 10.
Second Street
Lots 10, Il, l. in block IS, und % of following:
lots 1, p 8, 4 3, 6 block A.
Third Street.
Ind "a of following: lots T. s, o 10, II, L block
10 ali lot S, nwj@ lot in block IS.
Fourth Street.
Lots :, s, 9 block So lots l, >, block Is.
Fifth Street
Lots 4, ., block 81.
Superior Street.
Lots l, , 3, 4 block 10.
Cedar Street,
Lots : s. 10 block no. Lots :, s. 10 block l II,
LOT block 49, lots >, block III.
Elm Street
Lot in block 1l3, lot 9 blood III.
GATES ADDITION TO SUPERIOR CITY.
Lots ], , in block 3. lois = S. IS 10, 90 p block
- Lots 10, is, -, -, p, - p block 10.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18

Monroe Street.
Io.s 81, g. G., 60, Il ., ., y, -, 81, S.. s. s.
- -.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18
VILLAGE OF SUPERIOR.

Wisconsin this t,g.crlfietf, ,ia, pf Arrl 1850
comfy : = Treasurer.
VILLAGE OF SUPERIOR.
IN ToWxsfrF or SUPERIOR.
West LIST Street
r..-.,7l, - =, \. 90 q,
an rs 20 n az 81 "a b "a e. Is II 81 6'ii Il 81 o.
g. H. ll5 20 ig7, lbs G, 49, l5I. 1876 $50, 1gl,
-uI 22J - l5t 26j 81 30 gs3 unGI, POI S9s
uadls yn an $50 3yt SOS SO ind ~ S76 All Alb.
~. 49, 40, 80 fll 4I3, und}s IS, ali 49, 49,
a0l uuui2 20 all 80.
West "a street
ro+s9, o. - o. !, "a - "a ,n5rl on 1ao
10, - - ~ - =. 30; o. ~ niue ny - -
ia7 80. lg3, 30 4s5. 26, 81 30. 261, -, ~
sl 3aI 3D. 81, ~. 81, 81, 33i 5.j, $685. So, $50,
- ~ 10 81 81.
Yves, 5rd street.
S. io5 ia7. H. iI5 IS i9g 8 - IS 2, go md
~, 10 2S}, 80, 2s7 2S9. $50, 29l, 292 293 POI
.si5 gs1 .g7 2.l .l3 .gI By 100 all 82 3Iq.
ana. 81, ali IS. $50. So So $i6 undz% $50
81 3.4 $50, 3y7 mi, As. 4l5. 4j8. 455.
West 4lh street
Lots p ., -. IS, So, 81, %. l05 40, 155, 49,
l2J Ih3, L. ~ Ivy ~, l93, -1l, 20, 2t3, 20,
70 20, -, ~ ~ - uRa54 .j1 BY 80 ~
II ~.
r,,.,. q, !, -, o'-l 800 -,
aat 20 81 1 =, 2 ~ 80 AZ H'552 81 51 ~ Iif
xe.fe h .f-e.+
r.t-t-c q, x, - =, -, ls ,oo ~ TO- ,oo
1885, TO- u.s. is Is, 25 III, 2I5 81 -. IS 539
5 s.. 81 so. 20 25I. a- g. SO Sa ST. -55
@5'' 55! ! o
lots s. A. Il. 49, o. &c. a. -. % So s.. 81. 109
10 ll2, lia ~ as, 49, 100. uldl5 1873, uni 100
t - ~ 30 L. ~ l2 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "a
$50 AZ i Al - s-' '-'' 1''>'<2 - Oh
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18

TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN
Lots >, in blocl, >, lot block s, lots >, 6, : S
block 3 lots ., O. ! H. Is block IL, lot block II.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18

-Idermau baah.-.ia cNg.ata5r. the action
81 The COUNCIL uA tae Ns.s.@ us.uuug.--..% I'M.
the INTER 2 fls, ruHl ..slFg e.N-.t The p-sul-
laE aat rl-at ii lt aaEw.t ua. sized ltIG#n SIP
lauca. OF course q uls TIM. a.#. uut Hlg .Etrg.
hai Sulac 81 tss l.aggla.u aEy lu. y..gE.tG ll~.,
#H8 i sss,ae tsess sore III gao paper III Bad aa
edGsal-au might hlE- aeeu sensitive aa. u- t.-Et
Iaragrapa myself all five Ina awarded the
printing 3 tie liHe~6t WaulL have cr-ale Led ua
~. ~ subscribe .yE tett Iaser
We clip the above from the Inst
Inter Ocean. Poor fellows, tina, W3Qli
be teo bad for a fact. Eat mon WHO are
50 Zip ut ro1hing the pahlc ANA the
TIMES. could no d5ab, cauuiye way
TO avoid paying Ter the paper, and
they would not be obliged 10 read any
portin Of it eNeep, reports af their own
acts. Take the great English dude I'M
itator, for instance, LIZ. Is. j. Banks,
The author Of tae above brilliant ID
thought lie has Been reading tie TIMES
As regular as clock work the past TWO
years without q Gems eff expense.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18

At Turtle Lake, This State. on
Tuesday Last. two Little BOYS, eight and
ten years 81 age, sons of liessEs. JAWS
and Dueet. eat w-lj Earsaip roots and
We're poisoned there 1y. The first men
tioned died bat tla other Viii recover.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-18
WEST suPERToR-rrRsT DIVISION

Lots ], in block 3. lois :. s. IS 80 20 y block
=, Lots 10, is, -, -, y, p p block 10.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08
Florida Sponge Fishing.

Nearly all Of the sp0nges used in the
United States we're brought from the
Mediterranean until 1852, when attention
was called to the immense numbers thlt
were growing in the Florida waters. As
soon as it was found that the quality Of
these compared Esvorably with those Of
Europe the merchants and fitters-out Of
vessels of Key West engaged very active
l. in the business OF placing them on the
market At first the best qualities were
bought from the fishermen at the rate Of
ten cents per pound. Is Mediterranean
sponges became scarce and costly the
Florida spongs cIne into more demand
and their value increased prope1iohaiely.
After about eighteen y-ars fishing upon
the known grouni The supply began to
fail Then in 1870 new area Of ground,
larger than the oil one. was discovered,
and this gave a new impetus to the trade.
In that year Appaiachicola sent out n
small fleet of sponge vessels, which has
since been largely increased curing the
past eighteen yers the business has been
energeticalIy pursued with good results.
The methods employed in the shery
differ greatly from those employed in
the Mediterranean, where divers 70 down
and bring UP the sponges. Small vessels,
carrying crexs Of from ave to fifteen men,
are fit5ed ont at Key West and Appssla-
cbieola, for trips Of from four b eight
weeks on the sponge gronds- The crews
are paired of into small ros-boats. or
-dingies. 10 catch the sponges. One man
stands in the stern, sculiing the boat,
while the other kneeis in the bOtfsm
amid-ships. with the upper half Of his
body leaning over the side, and scans the
bottom Of the sea To aid the eye an in Z
strument called = q water glass which is
q common water bucket whose wooden
bottom has been replaced BY one Of glass, (
is used by setting IL in the water and
tarUsting the Eice az far into il as con-
yenieut. when sponge is sighted the
boat is stopped. and the kneeiiHg man
uses a tWo-frongsI hook, attached 70 a 4
slender pole thirty or forty feet in length. I
to secure il. Considerable dexterisy i
required Of both men. To cure the I
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08
| WILL NOT GIVE MY HEART
AWAY.


viii not give my heart away
am too proud. don'f deny Il;
And 50. whatever you may say.
Iwin not give it--yoa must buy it.
his not Eoid-it is not land
Nor name nor fame. nor high degree
Bat II, indeed, you wish my hand,
III tell you what the price shall be
And hrst, the House. I'd have il good,
And furnished nobly. Of the best
Its inward worth well understood,
Us soundness equal 70 the test
I'd hayeit warm in every part
In every trial. firm as we'll
II thai House Is 70 be your Heart.
And in that Heart am 10 dwell
oh some with coHnsc19aas will try.
Before win loves true gold they'll part
They think. but once deceive the eye,
lis easy 70 deceive the heart
But with 10 counterfeits. though new,
Aud bravely gilt, will be ean ghf;
Though gliuering brighter than the true,
With no such coin viii be bought
Give me the heart that's rich in worth,
Although in worldly riches poor;
The want Of fortune upon earth
Is not the worst want we endure
The want OF temper-ieeling-
The want Of truth when hearts are sought,
Gold. linked to these, are worse than dust
With no such gold win Be bought.
No lis not gold--it is moi land
N5r uaine. nor fame, nor high degree
But If, indeed. you wish my hand.
I've told you what the price shall be,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08
Tired all the Time.

Say many poor men and women, who
seem overVOrked, or are aebiiiiated by
change Of season, climate or life. Ifyou
G uld read the hun ire'ls of letters prais-
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla which come from
people whom il has restored 10 health.
you wOuld be convinced Of its meri s.
As this Is impossible, Why not try Hoods
sarsap1riiIa yourself. and thus realize is
benefit Il viii tone and build up your
system, give you good appetite, over
come thar tired feeling and make you
feel. As one woman expresses it, Ike a
new creature"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08

sponees they arr arst spread shos' the
vessels deck in their nSsard upright pr
sition, - that they viii die ard while
decompoeing allow the geiatinons matter
% run OH freely. When they have been
several days ia this position they are "a
ken 70 the shore and thrown into iho
water in little pens. called -craEis.
where the remaining substance Is soaked
and squeezed ogt.-Nre York T7ases.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08
Happy Meeting of Two Friends.

John VI. Allen, OF Charlotte, y. y. said
to his friend, - Parsons. am about dead
with the gravel, and cannot fad help
Mr. Parsons induced Nr. Alien 70 give
Dr.. David Kennedy's FAvorite Remedy,
Of Rondout, y. Y. trial Weeks went
by. and the friends met. Mr.. Alien said.
DR.. David Kennedy's Favoriie Remedy
has saved my my life. It is a cure for
gravel-and the only cure
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08
A psfINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

Tstaie Of Eulanuel IIchty. deed. late Of summit
Toansbfp. SenerSef Co. Pa
IYetfers Of ADMINISTRATION on above estate hav-
ing been grantcd n the unccrxi gned by the prup-
er eufhofity. notice Is hereby given % all per-
sors inteh,fd % said esrA1e 10 make ifnlne1iAfe
payment and thusc having claims a<ainst the
saIne vii present thcn duly authenticated FOX
settlement 40 saturday. ths 2ith day 81 Nay.
Is<g Al TIE lrire q Wfn- p. Cook, J. r. IN Mey-
er.laie liuru1rh. sCrnerrer County, Pa.
HARVEY n BERKLEY.
apri0 Administnafor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08

AS GENERAL DIREc1EOSS-H G pig a
b--Ge or ie.sh sataTased scith s. gaco5s 0a .
C:e f0'rs eaHHct s0Hi7'r force q Eo'sa ne sroat.
Asz souae corn zaeaf dough sria fhs clZ Gas
Is0eaisg elsc. Tl.ey tOl finally e,f esasl be cured
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08
+" Husband. l Want You to Try
It."

had suffered for years with a COM
plaint the physicians called gravel, and
they had given up the attempt 70 help
me. Ny wife heard Of Or. David Kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy, OF Roalout. \. Y,
and spoke as above. To please her got
= bottle. Used that aud tso or three
more, and presently the trouble vanish
ed never 70 return-Washington Monroe,
Caiskill, NY
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08

MIX is altered both in taste and pa
pearLnee by the character Of the food
supplied 70 the COWS. It is colored By
inadder, and soffron, scented By plants Of
the onion, tribe, and changed in taste by
saeh srticles as turnips. Certain food
may give It medical properties, and mix
thus medicated IS proposed as method
Of treating disease.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08

Little seifdenials, little ho1estie=. little
passing wor'is Of sympathy, little name
les acts Of kindness, little silent victor
les over fivoFite tempsations-tiiese are
the little threads of gold which when
woven together gleam out - brightly
in the pattern Of life that God approves.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08
BIESECKER & SNYDER.
A plINIsTRAroR,s NOTICE.

~
Estate Of Isaac E.rick dec late 0f shade Twp.,
S0merSet CO. Pa
Letters af administration on the above estate
having been granted o. the undersigned By the
pruFr authority notice j. hereby given 70 al per-
s1us indebted To said estate % make irlmeiiate
rsvrneat and those having claims aEainsr the
sane % present them daly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday. May IS lss. ~ the late
residence Of deceased, IL SHADE TOWNSHIP.
r. W BlEsErKEE CHAS ELRfCK.
krtarueT. Admin istrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08

Mamma TO her little boy-@N0W, Ben
nie, if you'll be good and % 70 sleep.
mammaT give you one Of DR.. Ayre's nee
sugAr-coat.i Cathartic Pills. next time
you need medicine Bennie. smiling
sEe .tly, dropped or to sleep at once.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08
BaEersaeld. Cal.

Bakersfield. Cat, Oct Is. lSe6
I have used 81. Jacobs OIL for sorehead Of
chickens vita prompt permanent cure One
bottle viii cure 10 20 IS chickens; 70 drops
cures wheezes. JAS. BETHAL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08
Tortures Of Dyspepsia

and affection of the kidneys A relative said 10
me- Try Or. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, made
at Rondaui \. y. did 30. ] grew better. could
eat sleep. and work with a clearer head, and the
yellow color Of my skin gave place 70 the healthy
color announcing pure blood Dr. Kennedy 5
Favorite Remedy Is entitled tothe credit Of saw
ing my life. I can give you the names aud ad-
dresses OF hfty persons who affirm, as do, that
.. Favorite Remedy has been TO them a blessing
in time Of need Nr. A. DeReyere, Tsrryiown,
\. Y. says For a loug time I was troubled
..--.h s.-..-.- ..-a--Ls ar ---z,ir..a and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08
FoR CHICKEN CHOLERA.
noHusOn ST.

40 Huron 81.
sheboygan.
Eix.. Nov. II
ISIS.
have used
81 JacobsoHfcr
chicken cholera
with great sue
ceS. Every fowl
affected with
the disease was
cured by ii and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-08
Blind Sick Headache

due 10 Impure blood ! was advised 10 Try pr.
Keuneiys Favorite Remedy. / did 70 and I
have been completely cured. It's The best thing
I ever heard os for anV disorder Of that nature,
and have recommended Il 20 many with like
success" NJ. Daniel Fits. TauHton. Mass.
saw. recommend pr. Kenuesiy's Favorite
Remedy for dyspepsia and sick headache. IL
cured me Dyspepsia Constipation Nervous
ness. Debility Ebeumafis.a. and the lis peculiar
90 women. invariably yield TO
DIR. KENEEDYS F4VORTTE REMEDY.
PREPARED BT
Dr.. David Kennedy, Rondaut y. y.
s. per bottle SIX S. By ali druggists.
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! recommend Il a. 4 sure cu-c. has saved
ne many dollars. II 4. ErENNE
Breeder of Fine Fowls
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OHIM MY HEADl
SuEsriugs Of ss~ Jersey ssua,ur Dyspepsia. SICK
Hsadachs.-Tsrribe things.

There are a few things that believe in with
al my hears' The speaker was ex-senator Al
bert Merritt head Of the large fruit firm, - Park
Place, \. Y. and the scene his Office 81 was
sick and feared had become fated to endure the
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r recommended

above all others, we used it with mar
velous results. The sore healed anil
health and strength rapidly returned"
j J. Armstrong. Wtimar, Texas.
81 find Ayers Sarsaparilla to be an
admirable remedy for the cure Of blood
diseases prescribe IL. and Il does the
work every time. - E. l. Pater, NJ. D.,
Manhattan, Kansas
:" We have sold Ayers Sarsaparilla
here for over thirty years and always
recommend Il when asked 20 name the
best blood-purifier. - W. T. Mclean,
Druggist, Augusta, Ohio.
Ayers medicines confinue 20 he the
standard reII.tdies in spite 81 all COM
petition IT. w. Richmond, Bear
TaEa Mich
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Ayers SarsapariIIa,

PREPARED EY
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; slx bottles, =. worh g bottle