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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-18

Both the method and results when
Syrup II kl1s is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing % tie taste, and acts
geatiy yeJ promptly ca the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, c,1anses the sys-
tem eHsctualy. dlsQsls colds, head
aclss and legels sli cures habilul
constipation Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy o. is Kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing T. tLs taste and ac-
ceplable 10 tie stomach, prompt IN
Is action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only IRON the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
TO al and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gisls. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ca hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes % try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA rio SK2UP co.
SAE FRsscSCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kL hf@ foRK NJ
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-18

5l02. Ellsworth avenue damage......... 20 %
SB 50
Respectfully submitted.
GEo. r. PERRY.
CITY Treasurer.
Aid Creque moved TO grant the request.
Carried.
Yeas-Ald Anderson. Baldwin. Creque.
Emmer. Launiere. Miller O'DonneI. Rodgers.
Saunders. stein. Stokes. Sproul. Stebbins.
stryker. Turner. Yerex-l6.
Nays-None.
HH GRAND RAPIDS. Mich Dee II. lss9
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council:
Gentcmer-In accordance with instructions
from your honorable BODY. ! have returned by
registered mail 20 the gra1tors. c. Van Slyck
u. o. peForcSt and L. O. GSrnsey. Of echonec
tady. y. Y the deed and other papers re- ating
to lands adjoining the Ball forty
Respectfully.
W. A. SUyKylx.
CITY Clerk.
Accepted and placed on hle.
Tvs PoucE CorRT or GRAND R.rrDs.
GBASD kaFIDs. Mich. Dec. 5. 1917.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council Of the City Of Grand Rapids
during the month of November lss9 ll7 cases
were disposed Of in police court Pines and
costs were collected a. follows
city fines. SIS, city costs s2207t; total
sGs-5 state fines. g.. state costs. sos.
total 800 For which I hold the proper
vouchers.
Respectfully.
AlFRFD p. Tozrr.
Clerk
subscribed and sworn 70 before ne this eth
cav Of December. A. D.. $50.
JoHv T HoLvEs.
Notary Public. Kent County. Michigan.
Referred 20 COMMITTEE on Claims and &c
counts
0rFI-E ~ THE B0tEo oF HErrH.l
GrtrD Rtrfns Mioh De- ~. lss9
u fhe Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council
Gentlemen Comp siuf having been made 70
fh., beard ~ she lscs of drainage iH block 4
Wenlam addition to this ofy. and after =
csrefnI invest cation ps f1d fhe block .s e-
firev buiit up vita residences also many res
dencrs iecsted cn the suey ard a. are shout
srv proper provision for ths dispose ~ fhs
house sIops snd .i1uis refuse
This board would therefore r.epscf rrIv
recommend thst 2 sever 30 Constructed In she
aHev l- sai8 block wsnhsms sfdfH,r. ar1
e-tei ofhs Wfrhsu avenue sever.
B3s-e, ,ffrrv s1sr'f-ef
81 roF--s
President.
Pr ORDER offhs Bssr6 - Heath
fn urtor ~ tre Turner. referred - Cr~
-tter rr Sewers
Reports fro-n Bosra ~ Fubfi, works
ertvr F.r-rs N.-h Tet - 1850
r. ere H the Mayor soe ro-rraaB
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
a DNINIsTRAToRs NOTICE

4 I-le clI7y >. De ON rs'-lll I-.llIl-
CHARLES y. STuSE
Sec-e.r-v cf The fuFuulClrt 3 e. IN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
His First Telegram.

Be sure to telegraph me as soon as
you arrive, said s young husband 10 his
bride at the station. She was starting on
bef first tIip home 70 see her mother.
Her mother lives about ten miles out
i viii promised the young Eife,
sEeetly, bui don't know whether I
have money enough
-Oh. send II collect Nov don't for-
get Good-bv.
-Good-byr
The young husband gazed longiBglv
afier the train As = steamed ouf, and
then be returned to bis business IN al
hour message boy presented the foi-
losing
FEoG CESTER- Pa, p. N-6eorge
Washington Blank, As Blank street. Ny
Dear George have just arrived safely
without any accident at al not the
slightest The train slowed al the jerks
crossing and whisiIed I don't think
anything serioa. was the matter II
made my heart jump 10 think bow you
would feel Il anything had been the
matter. "a know, bat there wasn't, Dot
thing 50 fAr a. ! could ind out ! got
70 thinking O. you and might have been
carried gzsf nv station Il Cousin VII,
the one you used 70 be % jealous Of. you
knoz, hadn't been On the tizin- de Is
visiting al mothers and i hABdsomer
than ever lie says he hates yoa, but Of
course that's only in fun, you knoN.
forgot 70 say that my trunk came through
ali right II was 10 trouble Al all Cons
in VIII took uy check and arranged to
have L the trunk, you knoHl taken up
10 the boase. II Wiz have 10 be taken
around by the nib because the other
road Is blocked up. you know; bit voc
know that vii only take few minutes
longer than by the ether road-tbe one
that's bioeked up, mean. Wei, mus
dose this dispatch. because feiegrans
have 10 o. sloS, yoa ksox- Your loving
wife. AxSIE BIIFKTxs BLAsK-7
fUoliect Sl0l
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
Too Much Medicine.

Mr.. Ross Is something q a uiiser- he
hates nlost awfnliy % psy a bill
Lately be Was sie<. lie was a. deaih's
door. Bat the skillful and uncsasing al
tention Of doctor brought HIN safely
into health again
In the natural c0urse Of events The
doctor presented his bill
Mr.. Kos took L. lie glanoed over Il
ziih = hem and haw, but il vas correct
He eonld find no error. Nothing uas
ovsr-char-ed-
-lsit not all right asked the waiting
doctor.
-Yes. slowly replied Mr. Eoss -buf
I think yoa ought 70 take % haLf.
Take Of half. What for asked the
astonished NJ D.
why. you gzTe me 50 much meiicine
that ! vas sex for tao weeks afier yon
cared me-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
His Best.

An old farmer IA one Of the SeW Eng
land stIfes has san whose actions some
times indicated 4 lack Of common sense
but with natural parental love and con
sideraiion, the old gentleman excused al
his Shortcomings by saying.
ale does the best he can, Jimmy
doe. which Vas perhaps frue.
When Jimmy vas - or y years Of age
be sent 70 work f0r a farmer living IN q
neighboring uoauty.
Three months af,er his departure be
Surprised Ms parents by writing 10 them
thai be had been married and would visii
them the following week
Preparations fsr receiving the young
couple in = manner betting bTlds and
bridegroom were st once begun. and
when they arrived they found al the
Eroom's relatives gathered TO receive
them.
The bride vas a dul looking and By
no means handsome young woman. and
Tor a moment the fafher-in-law seemed
Disappointed then, his better nature a.
sesting itseE. he greeted her warmly, and
turning to has son, sid, with his cid op
timis1ie eheerfulness.
Welcome home. Jimmy; welcome
nv boy ye did the best We could. I've
10 dOubi welcome. ny dzsghter7
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
WHOLE NO. 1876.

dozen things at once s-em crosaing on
my senses zs catch nv own horse. bound
into the saddle ami 20 gslloping cut %
Join Bill The first thing ! see : orr
chief of scouts darting a full iilt 81
magnificent specimen Of the Indian
-arrior; fash % both rifles almost At
the instant. And after = Wild bound or
two the Warriors pony plUEses head
long, and the rider limps DESPERATELY 20
wards the yelling comrades Who are
dAsting doEn 70 the re<cUe- Why-the
whole ridge seemed scddeniy TO brissle
with red and feaihered warriors, shirl-
ing. yelling, raging down "a snDihiiate
the little band Of white men ShO had
dared attack theiradYance- Bah i OF his
horse in an instant. kneels; takes deiib-
crate aim; the fame juss from the maz-
zle Of his rife and with wild cry the
Cheyenne pitches heaaforemost upon
the sWard with = ballet through dis
brain.
:
Look ont. look out. as The thunder q
boofs and yells Of rase and defiance tel
ihe eo1oing Of the Cheyean-s sweeping
down upon y, but Merritt : ready for
then. too. and elAnciBg over my shoul-
der 1 see M own troop. h. with Ma
son at its head. in long extended line
come trouing ever the bluffs, with Mont
gomery's grays Just behind them Drive
EN-. Mason. are the only orders hear
As / gallop over and take my place in
front Of my old platoon, and then
straight at the Cheysnnes We 20, troop ar
ter troop darting upthe blufs and spread
ing out 10 the right and left az they ride in
support. II is q brilliant and stirring
sight, bot lasts only a few minutes. for
the Cheyennes for once in their lives are
beaten at their own game and know IT,
Utterly amazed at the appearance IN their
front Of the regiment they ihonght 70 be
20 or 100 miles away % the south. they
leave yellow Hand and one q his
brethren stretched dead upon the sWard.
they drop their pos snd kettles PACK
saddles and blankets ard aEay-sWsy
they - scurrying for the safety Of The
reservation al speed that bafIes pur-
suit Sitting Bull never got those fellows
a. allies al least Bufslo Biil has one
more feaihes in his esp and Merritt had
won the name Of outwiuing an Indian at
his ow tactics
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
The Point Of View.

1t al dspendsuPont The point Of visw. p
is a phrase that has passed intoa provsrb.
il truth i illustrated anew every day.
bot perhaps not often more strikingly
than II vas in The case of a wealthy rail-
rosd nan, who. incoBpany with a jou-n-
aiisf, not long ago visited Pike's Peak. IN
Colorado. and Vas shown q magnificent
prospect Of the mountain across a rocky
gorge.
Fine, fne, isn- it, exclaimed NE
journalist
Fine ] don't think So said the rail-
road raan- How are you going to run a
railroad here -
Here is another illustration Of the
point Of view
we call The tiger said q vegetarian
philosopher. 3 fsrocio1s beast bu. vhat
would ve men bs called IT. FOR instance.
mutton chops could speak p
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
safe Weather Indicators.

~Then Won wish 70 know what the
weather < going 70 Be, % oct and select
the smallest coald you Sc. Keep your
eve on i, and If IL decreases and sisaF,-
pears i shows state a. the air that is
sure 20 be followed By fine weather bat
if II increases take your overcoat with
you If you're going away from home, for
falling weather Is not fsr or The rea-
son l. this; When the air Is 1ecomiag
charged with electricity yo1 VII So
every clozsi attraefiBg al lesser ones to
ward Il until i gathers into a shower
and, On TIE contrary. when The huid is
passing OF OF difasing ITSELF then .
large cloud VIII Be seen breaking into
pieces and dissosviag.-lE 7 Tsseg7a1s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
Coming Home.

one nay be very happy awhile away
fTom home, bat he Is very glad % return
10 Il TIE plaiBest old familiar DISH l.
better there than the dsintiesf epicurisn
BIZ Of fare abroad. Ones oxn little
noon. with its handy. o0iapact belong
inszs Is preferable 70 all the marble balls.
swept through by slk-ciad danes
Home @ one Is more than ever Impress
ed By the significance OF that word when.
even in the r0ughest little hamlet, and
most desolate looking hui. il may mean
50 much 10 those who were born in IL
Il < beautiful trait this ciiuglng TO the
very soil of ones birth-piaoe, sterile and
unattaciive as it may be TO those Who
have no such associations.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
The Way 70 Rest.

Many women never rest They seem
net 70 understand what rest. real rest.
mean To throw ones self down with a
newspaper or book i not resi- Il IS only
a change Of occupation. To sit dosn
and keep the fingers flying over some
son Of fancy work. as Il one were Pur-
sued BY demon Of unrest. i certainly
net rest But 10 lie At fuii length On q
hard surface arms extended Al the sides
head back, with no pillow. eyes closed,
al cares and worries dismissed. this is
rest, this xill sIuO0the Away wrinkles N
the face aud temper this vii give sn
ar Of rePose 70 the tired, anxious. Eer-
vous woman. this vii take away many
an ache and straissten ont The rounded
shoulders and eFaned oct necks
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
Thought Her Funny.

A Bangor nan has bright little niece
over whose head but 3 few years have
rolled, and Eho when saying her prayers
the other night repe<ted line IN the
Lord's Prayer. Narrowed b. thy nsms--
The little one Vas kneeiing By Der m0ih-
sT's knee. and the latter sid
Why. darling. you dont mean har-
roEed- Narrowed means broken up,
and they harroW ground- f0u should
Say HsiloEed Be thy name HslioE-
q means holy
The little EiTl thought for a moment
and then her face brightened and she
said with = smile Well mamma. The
Lord must tink In awful funny. ior
I've szid narrowed for ever - long -
Portland 1rgts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
.committee 81 soffarInzs-

A elerxymar, noE The Vice ehaaceiior
Of = prominent eastern uniserziiy. EroHe
book > few years ago de wanted 70
Aave the pub lshing house Of the socie-
Il Of Friends IA Fhil4 ieipha issue T.
with this view be waited apon the -
rene old hroa4 brin IN ch4ry-
Z can't say whether Sc can tAks thy
Ns or noL Thee mast Sc the eoinmii-
tee
What conaftfee
-D-s t..ee knsw tbe history q orr 80
risiy
-Oaig IN 4 general zay-
-Weli years sso se Eere sebj=cted 70
mueh suffering and inlignify b. P-rss-
cuiion in all quarters A oeufral COM
miiiee ~as f1rsnesi herr in Phil4ielpiiia
- asi Cur persecase-3 hn-.aren Il 49,
called the committee On saserinzs We
live in happier times. The Friends are
No longer perseeuted- Hence the con-
miitee has Do more xork % DO 10 The
wsy Of helping thoze who are opprsssed-
BgE i still exists N connection with or
/ publishing work and nox when authors
; o.-r their NJ. 70 q Ws refer them 70 the
conmiuee on Saferings
The futurs wee chaneelior regAr3el
the name and f1nc.ion As peculiarly apt
~ Losis RSyalilie.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
Pathetic Unseinshness-


] Iremember being t2Sen BY nv moth
e. when / was q child 10 Sc poor No
man uho Eas DYING q cancer. The
disease Sas eating il way to > vital par,
and the doctor had givrn her month as
her utmost Hmit Of life- She Vas pre-
pairing for her end n q way ths. seemed
prsc.icAl and pruSaie enough. but thai
struck me as pathetic IN Us selfforzetful-
ness She vas sitting up il bed. with a
basket beside her. showing her eicesl
dAughfer-on whose IS-year-eld should
ers the harden Of the household care
was son fo fall-how % feil down SEAMS
in her little brothers knee patches and
hoE 20 darn the heel Of the fathers sock
80 that be would never feel the differ
ence- She had impressed upon the girl
how % make her f4fhsr's f4vorite potato
pone, how 70 manage her young SISTER
when she g0f into the sulks. what 70 Do
for her father when be had his periodical
A. q cramps, ard everything el=e she
could think % that would insure c1inf0r
in the humbie home she was leaving
Sac had al The work planned which she
would do during the short span q life
that sas given to her. Her burial clothes
were folded away IA 3 drawer Eith sweet
basil leaves among them
vs. reminded q the incident by
reading in the paper recently Of man in
Milsankee who vas prepsring for some
thing thzt Is even more terrible than
deaih-iasaniiy. lie VIII be violently
insznd in fes weeks and be knows H.
some time ago MS skull Ezs fractured =
Eristl- Is fast forming about the cracked
edess, which viii surely press upoa the
brain and make him a maniac He TALKS
calmly and rationaily Of bis approaching
fate, ard spends every moment Of his
brief term Of sanity n making provision
for his family when he shall no longer Be
able 70 take care Of them i Is siiua-
ton worthy the pen Of a novelist Ike
Da1dsi.-N J. Fllstion B1-zr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
How They Settled Il.

There are some ioiks who think that
Wish a family doctor book-oDe a
thpse common pablieztions watch may
b found all 0ver The cogniry-they ar.
capable of curing any disea=e An Atisn-
Ia yuuREsier Eho Is tie victim % parents
who believe n sach CEREALS, Was taken
~ tle otl,er day The father studied the
book and deternined on one line Of
treatment The mother E1s certain that
a totally different treatment xas neoessa-
y. They discussed and diEafed the
matter al oae evening. and the mex; day
agnsei thai b5th treatments sheaid Be
tired Ia The morning The child takes
tne f4thers Iaesiicine, and in the evening
she takes the mothers dose. At last sc-
eoIfs the child vas still alire
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
HORNE { Ward,
q FIFTH AVE. rTTTsBUEGH Pa
REGIsTER's NOTICE

Notice . herehy gwen - AZ Fsers11s cunce-r-
- A. lsrsiee>. cr-di1o-s er ulae-gi-e- that the
fullUsinE Ect5En-s have I.lssra register and that
sne sEr1e Hll be I,rcselfe1 fI- nol1rlnafien azi5
Gl0Nssles Is an O-phAas CezTz - t,e hel6 a.
Slzns-Sci % NcdneSisy. May = stS
he sesoani q Jssiah AF<li. AcEliHistrHior q
Hiram hyeff, deed
lie uccouIs of william Beffey. Guardian of
Jrr1 -teicila-.
ne aceeani u D J. Berfey. Aamr Of LabsAs
NsugeH- der 3
Pint and tl.al accouu1 q wm Fozsi. Adznr. os
Barbara Meyer dee a.
Flrs1 ard illai acce1ut q lalob f'lllllircs adm
a. Lena SirDck1f decd
Fi-z and fina' arnauuf 81 Dr. " A Gar1naa-
tEreuiuf 81 iia1iel He1iieT- 1tf a.
l-ss E1d ina scs'olIl q sllas 4 Cassie Adnar.
q AnlreH firk dee
I1lrd Enl final Eecouut q Erh J. MckcuIig.
slTEITizE EN-cuf1- Of dc-ersh - keuEie iec a
flfsi and fIill ns,lui q Marin J. s1-t-r. A6-
ni-lst-El1- - aQs- d ,lraat- De-
firal hrcluEs q T. g. Beesiis. eaErdiAu a
E.-l.ie T. FflleF.
-s-s1Il aud r-lll arclB-f ~ Isaac ElanszL Ex-
erslinir - ll-erl taln-el Ge-'l
FirSl ard final zccguuI of lsniel ]. EorDe-
Trsisies Ee-. q David Bell de- q.
tirsi sn1 filal lrccruf q J. y Goa and { q
deceased
ne eaouuHI of sIlss A. Fufnaa. Er-cuior 4
John Putnam. decd
Firs1 Ard s1El encugn- n Gaorxe c. Lschty
Ad-nf- q f.eh--sra c. Never. 5ec8
firstzud 1nai aeeu1ui u :. =. Picking Ezl-- q
Ckzrle, e. C,rioa. aefad-
Hs-arsd and nnAl areoEuI Of = r BerkeT and
John Lohr eIeculn-s a. FsSeF Sysicter dseeAs.sd
The firs1 and final scro1ui lof EmAuuel n
berklay. euersAal q Emma k berkieF. dec E.
REslsI's ogTleE yAc0s D swANE
Somersst Nay J. Register.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29

A. " Miller. Of L Uniorstown. j. the en-
viel Es'sessor Of an object Of eonsiderzils
eO7iosIfy and Vsrrrafi0n. viz iIebreE
sbekei. said % Be between 4D1o and 5.0oo
years old i Is . rare thing to see one 81
tnose ancient coins. o. pieces Of m9ney.
q the kind fos which 5ls-eph Ezs sold
into Egypt This rzre Old etiin. an herr
loom, has been IN Mr.. Mixers family f1r
several generations. i v3s brDazht
from jerusalem by one Herr Iszsc
Abrams away back IN the distant past
SIR. Miller values this little sbeksi A
500.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
a Husband, Want You to Try
IL"

had suffered for years with q con
plaint TIE physicians called gravel, and
they had gwen up the attempt 10 help
me. Ny wife heard ofDT. David Kenne-
dy's Fayoriie Remedy, Of fRondoui, y y
and spoke as above. To please Der got
q bottle. Use3 that aud tE0 OF three
more, and presently the trouble vanish
ed never 70 Heturn-Hsshington Monroe
Catskiil. \. y.
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Ayers Pills,

IEEFA8ED Y
Dr.. J. c. Aver Z Co, Lowell, Mass.
:, Sold By a. Dealers IN Medicine. -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
wlrH SUMNER RAINS.


With tiny threads q gs,sseiner.
llighilg spin sssees tkeaehts oh
Asfmy lore 8 laosszen wezx
Bs1 ~hen fhAf slassan nos-s srny.
Reg7ss zAiks do~n TIE ek0ded way.
And sosasre lviligai szes tbe dzF-
A robe of Ehise has E1xpfe4 cur eG-1h
fUnz.-laenfea a. a. ~ hSrsk3
And sseIsh-teJls IN fAe.s- Elth rsirsh.
Lo a. pale aoonskfne tints yon hiIik
anE1eisse res ny lossla SIS
A Eserferf penee nzr pszzson ssz.ts-
For JOY thai gee., IN par rezz4lzs.
Al i not lss1 q hseTz sF Bairs
Love eonrs sgsia VIA simmer rains
-lzsrs1s karG
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29

IN asEzmp norfh q the toEn q A.
tor, Fl4-. John Wilson cat a huge cv-
prsss t-re, and vas safprised 70 find
therein AL alligator seven feet long. The
oFening IN the tree being not half large
enough 70 admit The reptile, il Is pre-
surnel il got in while young snI suisis-
ted On small animals that therein sought
shelter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29

In enc block On Main street in Battle
Greek the other day = reporter saw three
one legged men. four one armed men and
tive other men Nho Sere 50 l4me they
couldn't walk without canes. The repof-
ter went home and wrose Up the item.
stating that Battle Crees i one % the
greatest railroad t0Ens IN the Cniief
states
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29

A wad from The BrOokviile, Fla-
Crescent, found in the body Of inuF-
dersd man II Hsrn<sdo county, ftiel
the piece torn from that journal 50 cio@e-
j. that il ed 70 the d-ieciion o. the crig-
inzls- Newspapers are the hesl deiec-
tives all round Tne zcc1sed fiuaily go
of but Il Ezs not The Cr-srenfs fsull
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29

LOnd0n's nicely PAved streets are -
slippery that steps have been taken 70
find means Of r01ghing them IEo
societiss-ihe socisfy for promoting the
safety Of Horses and the Horse Accident
Prevention socieiy-hzve been Formed
Tbey.propose plans 10 keep the streets
clean and well sandad-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29

An English company which has been
formed 70 work the ruby mines q Bur
nah report great sucoess- They have pct
new machine into operation. and firm
q ton Of gravel have taken ] ,S0 czrafs u
ruhies, al Of commercial valRe. The de-
p,usits cover an area Of 40 square miles.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29

LSsT.-- don't know where, I can't
tell when. don't see hoz-solnetIling d
great vzlue to me, and FOR the return 81
which ! shall be truly thankful, VIZ "a
good sppsti:e-p
FouSu--- Health and strength. Eszre
blood. an appetite Ike that Of . woif, res-
ular digestion. al by taking that popular
medicine. Hoosi's SarsapariIla- zsnt
everybody 70 Try i tbs season-- Il IS
sold By al Druggists one hundred dos
=. one dellar-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29

Sarages expect 10 imbibe bravery b.
drinking the blood Of their brzYe enc
mics A more enlightened method q
vitzliEing the blood Is BY taking Ayers
sArsapArilla- i braces up the nerves and
gives strength and foritude 70 endure
the trials Of life.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29
DxISisrRAToRs NOTICE

T.-E,e q rha-ine Rhaess esc't lzre a som
e-se1 Twp. Sssue rsef Co. "a
Letters 81 adn1lristraticf O. r1r a1sye eslsfe
hasfrlz fecn rrznfrd q Ia undersigned y Tie
t.raFs.r Eulhoriry. narire 4 hereby gwen - al
r.erzsrs intelrec % sod e-1atE 90 make i-arneoi-
Az Fuxsaeu1 stsd thszc having flzllls Al7st tte
sane u5D zI-e-s1t them dElT GEEheut1e4ted 1or
srfisF-anl o. saturday tlf ish 1Nr 1f fune, lsts
~ tf lnie rtsisrce cf deceased ln HrraerzEa TwFl
FRANK c RHoADS.
81 AdmsEleratnr.
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A ApNrnsTRAToR.s NoTICE.

EslEie o. HIIiHrn Yiskey. eec'd. lA.e af sone--
~ Township. icfrsSed-
let1r-< uf adm iriSr-zlsoT uu tae ztaere estate
hsrlr.E t-eeu rrnrled % the undersiEiled bv The
E.-,ss- azftu--ry ulce n hereby Fver 10 AL per
sIsls iriehsed - sd szaA1t - make imnaedisie
r.nr-uert and tho-e having Gains GE1inE the
ssrn. . rl-esent 1hern tulr Er1heuiichled for
se1tieneai on SEfur1ay Jciy 6. sSss. A. tas- lEie
-e-i5s.rrc a Atlnr- n -ontrsar T0rnss11r
MANASSAS Sa0ENAEEE
afr-trsz szfrrtI~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-05-29

Louis Gouion. a lzb0rer IN a French
mil, Is g. yeArz Old, and has gray beard
three yards long that be wears wound
around his neck His beard and mus
tache began 70 grow when be was y and
al a he had beard = foot long. Il y
stil growing.