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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08

We are asked the question by II. b.
Mills. Of Canada. which is the best breed
to cross with native cows TO raise good
milk producers for cheese making? We
reply. those from the families of i'm
proved breeds. that have proved they
produce milk with more per cent. Of
butter Fat in it than there is in the milk
of common natives: and th2t. too.
whether Jersey, Guernsey or IIoisteiB
sire is used. We are not afraid thai any
Of them viii sire grades that viii give
milk too rich to he profitable for cheese
making the most OF the year. The milk
of sirippers. if not diluted with the milk
Of fresh calved cows. is too rich for
profitable cooperative cheese making.
no matter whether they arc the grades
of improved sires or simply natives. II
making our own milk. of such quality,
into cheese. we would before coagulat-
ing skim the excess Of fat out Of il. it
would make standard cheese and some
butter.-Hoards Dairyman.
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Does Experience Count?

OOo INROt iOiiSO SO0iils
1t does, in every line of business, and es-
pecially in compounding and preparing
medicines This is illustrated in the
great superiority of Hoods Sarsaparilla
over other preparations, as shown by the
remarkable cures it has accomplished.
The head of the firm of c. l. Hood &
Co. is thoroughly competent and ex-
perienced pharmacist, having devoted his
whole life 10 the study and actual prep
aratien OF medicines He is also a mem
Der of the Massachusetts and American
Pharmaceutical Associations, and contin-
uines actively devoted to supervireng the
preparation of and managing the busi
ness concerned with, Hoods Sarsaparil-
Ia
Hence the superiority and peculiar mer;
il of Hoods Sarsaparilla is built upon the
most substantial foundation. In its prep
aration there is represented all the knowl-
edge which modern research in medical
Scienc. has developed, combined with
long experience, brain work, and expert
ment. 1t is only necessary to give this
medicine fair trial to realize its great
curative value.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08

Twenty years ago there roamed over
the plains and mountains of the west
nearly s,0O0.0O0 bufTaioes. Today there
are less than COO head Of tie animals in
existence. There are but s. head of
wild buifalOes. 30f alive in captivity. and
about 200 under the protection OF the
government in Yellowstone park.
The new live stock yards at Emporia,
Kans.. were formally opened and the
FIRST shipments of cattle received and I'M
loaded Oct. 2S. The receipts were Irin-
cipally Texas cattle for feeding in the
vicinity for eastern markets.
Late dispatches say that IN extra no.
tice has been issued by the treasury de-
partment of Mexico to custom house Of
ficials. instructing them to see that the
late decree of the president relating to
tbe importation Of cattle. hogs and
dressed meat is carried out to the letter.
The decree viii go into effect Nov. |.
Il is announced that American butter
has won the grand sweepstakes gold
medal al the Paris exposition. This will
be gratifying news 10 our makers Of
pure choice butter. 'Tis 4 pity thar all
the butter we export annually is not Of
similar quality TO that which has brought
US fame 10y winning at Paris.
In most cases a man does not give safis-
faction as judge Of breed that Le does
not breed and is not entirely lanliliar
~iih. II is hardly expected that = man
can become an expert judge Of ali breeds
IN the true sense Of the word. All breeds
are not within his reach 50 that he may
become familiar with them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08

winter Arran0smsni--In srss, Nov. %. 'ss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08


Arranas tF fe raiee 5erclry p i's-ls
as.rias tie cz.,it itiea seeson. 2 French
ronfrnstosary enters into eli..i i calls
"the rs lsysiuiosg 81 tie s'aver- With as'e-
ri.sl reference ia na14 nai idlcsyntl'ssst-s
Is seems tis.st purchases q 5eNelrt isove
this wear ,lcuAaed tha asesu s. aiaWsll q
former ycsfs. and tlat ti.is happy CONF
pensafion for political dui.ness Is duo a.
niosr entirely 70 the iavasieno II ihe bar
barians And aiaotS tlie iasaeeFs iias
AIaerscan stands icc-emi7euiis iiist N
favor. lie lias fhree lirs; rate q1aiiiies
-he goes straight to what he warts. he
PAYS e.,sa dagn. aiid be rcgsr bargains.
ono day Il iea.iing jeweler hah the
pleasure 81 scil1g q rccklace 10 an
American Ter fGa.coo fiancs for aone<
down on the coauter. without being
asked for the smallest discount or resiuc-
;isn-hnw nnch lie wonli have given
had he bpen asked the Psrisian trades
ANN does uoi -ay
Next 70 tae Aaercan. -'ie ro' des
ache;eurs. comes the Russian. who
makes very large purchases. but rot
quite in So reckless a nlanner. then the
Spaniard and then the Engiishaan. who.
we should have Thought. would have
been placed ttird
The rest of the nations seem % come
nowhere ia comparison-ti German.
no doubt. l.as not much casa LEFT after a
series Of military budgets. the Datch-
man is too frugal. ard the Italian IS too
much accustomed 10 hargain. regarding
a discount Of 80 per cent. a5 in the nat
ural course OF things AZ home
But even ;he Italian is weicoiae IN
comparison with The IreHcIman from
the country. The detcstahle provincial,
even vaen rolling in money. VIII avoid
the great establishments and seek the
small ones. which cannot afford TO send
a customer away lie vii drive out
rascously hard bargains. and viii 20
away ana return Gay after day until the
rrsidesman vill let Tim haze what be
wants rt almost any price 70 get rld OF
him. gge American wishout vanity. or
the English.nan who disiikes trouble.
would evidently do well To employ a
Frenchman from ihe country. even at
heavy percentage. to do lis bargaining.
london Glate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08

The clover root borer lHylesinus Tri-
folii) and the clover seed midge (Cecido-
nvia TrifOliil are steadily creeping west
ward. SAYS The Farmers Review. They
first made their appearancei in New York
etaus in 1877 aud 1875 They have now
reached Iowa. The clover midge. like
she grain plant loase (Siphonophora
AvenRl. thai FOR q while meHaced the
oat crop during the present season. has
parasitic enemies. one OF these being d
ily lEurytoma Fnnebris). the larvae Of
which Grows 10 fall maturity within the
body Of tie nudge. These parasitic enc
mics do much to keep the midge in
cheek.
About the only other remedy that can
he recommended TO farmers is the now
ing Of the first crop Of clover after the
legs are laid. and before the midges have
developed sufficiently 10 leave the plants
from which they draw their nourish-
ioent The clover root borer is less sub
jec; 10 the attacks af. parasites. although
81 Is reported that tclephorid larvae has
been found proving upon Il. The plow-
ing under ~ infested clover after the
eggs are laid is said 10 be the surcsr
method OF ridding clover fields of this
pcsE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08

IN. rossibiIsi5rs 81 Snccessfsi Culture in
the Soutii-
The Southern Farm thinks that too
litle attention Is given the Irish potato
IN the scuth. though Il occupies prom
,nent Mace in tie food supply Of the
world. Beyond a small square in the
Kitchen garden. il iinds no place in the
rear's crop on the average southern farm.
and few have given thought 70 fbe
magnificent possibilities which lie IN the
careful preparation Of land for and I'M
tellicent cultivation OF this much neg
lecsed food crop. j. b. NJ, of Frank
lin. Tenn. in writing IN The Country
Gentleman. gives his mode q prepars-
lion and cultivation as follows:
Il break my LAID well ia the fail. and
let Il rest until the first open spell in
Januar~ OF February. Then harrow it
well. have my seed cut. and plant with
potato planter il rows thigty-two inches
wide. dropping The seed from ten 70
twelve inches apart. No fcriilize4 Is
used. l let the field alone until the
shoots begin 10 show themselves above
ground: then take a single horse plow
and cover them back. throwing on two
furrows. ami let them rest until they
begin 10 show themselves again. then
treat them as at first. covering them
back the second time. and leaving them
untouched BY cultivator. weeds or 30
weeds-the more the better: the weeds
shade and protect the tubers from the
hot sun.
Il have practiced this mode FOR two
wears. and the result last year WAS rather
better than the present. / dug over one
hundred barrels Of smooth. nice, mar
ketable potatoes 20 the acre have Juss
dug and sold G20 barrels from ten acres
Of land. or sixty-iwo barrels 10 the acre.
and sold them for sixty cents per barrel-
Cutting. planting and digging did the
iob. Bg this mode the potstJes made
above the level of the ground. and coa-
sequentlv were smoother and went 10
market nicer than il raised below the
level Of the ground. We use no barn
yard manure or other fertilizer on Pota-
toes. as the grub is less liable to trouble
them.
In answer to inquiry in the October
Crop Report, as to best method Of keep
ing Irish potatoes through the winter.
Commissioner Henderson says: In gath
ering do not expose the potato TO the
sun. Dry in the shade. House in dry
place. protected from cold.
In the same report T. r.. a correspond
ent from Gwinnctt county. says:
"I.ast year ] put up some Of my Irish
potatoes with my sweet potatoes. Found
them this spring ali right. Planted from
them and had earlier. larger and nicer
potatoes than any Of my neighbors who
used northern seed. Brother Alliance
men. take the hint"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08

Writing about depredaiions gpon fowls,
Tho Mirror SAYS that il viii save time
and labor and lots Of chicks if a covered
yari is provided for all the hens and
chickens A yard 10 10y 20 feet. feet
high. covered with wire. Will require
$50 feet az wire. the cost OF which should
not exceed 81. This. with the posts and
rails. viii make the total cost for mate
rial about s.. In such yard ali the
little coops containing hen and chicks
may be placed. and they viii have 800
square FEET upon which 10 run, while
the attendant can 20 rnder the covered
yard TO sec 70 Iiiem. Hawks. cats and
other enemies cannot ges II the chicks.
and the saving in chicks wiz be more
than enough for the cost of the covered
yard.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08

Is very likely the one that has cnlveved moi
sons 10 Nosir system FROM some Old well.
whose waters nave bsconlr contaminated
from sewers, vaults. or DeEcolsfinns from fisc
SOIL To cr.iflicatc thrse prisons f1s)m the
system a;id Earr yourself q sucil Of malarisl
fyphoii or bilious fever, and ia keep tho
liver. kidneys aIsd lisngs ia q hf.aifllr aud
VIGOROUS condition. use DIR. Picrccs Goidea
Medical Discovery. it ur0tis,N ali the OK
eretory organs INTO acfitify. thereby cc4irs-
ing and purifying the system, fst<.inr lt fsosa
fil manner Of bi0od-poispns, 40 matter from
what cause they have arisen. Al disenssa
originating from n torpid or sirranred Ever.
or from lEnpure blood, yield 70 is wonderful
curative properties It nguiGtrE the ssoHl.
ach and botfcls. Trcu,ntt< the ,i0nefite ana
digestion. and cures Dyspepsia, LIVER CON-
pbiut. and Chronic biarThca. Ssli-rhculn,
Ietter. Eezsrna, Ertsipeias. Scrcfuious Sores
and Swcaiags. EniarZed Giauds and Tulnors
dlsappt1s under its use
~Coldrn Medical Discovery" is The only
blood anc liver medicine Sold ily driigrisfs.
under q pos4zfse guarantee of rs bene-
ffiug or earring IN every case. or money paid
for il VIII be promptly returned.
f,orsxrf~i,t fsss Nv Fy-ort y,,s r,rs ur-, aer.x
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Dr. Henry Baxfers MandEake RiWers al


Kidneys, Torpid Liver Rheumatism Dizziness sick Headache Loss Of Appetite,
Jaundce PlpaioH Eupton and Diseases the Stn
perfect health
be
they purify bottle Tor all dealers md
Henry johnson & Lord, Projectors, Burlington Vt
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BALTIMORE MAIL-No. % +
AccoMMoDATIoN-No. o..

PASSENGER for points east and west change cars
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a pokoetbook Found with $1,000.

PTrrsnuRG, Penn, Dec. 2l.--A conductor
on local train found pocketbook on the
Pennsylvania Railroad tracks a few miles
east of this city this sSSsorning. Captain
Morris. United States Ma fines, /" was the
name inside in gold letters on the purse,
which contained drafts on various banks in
London calling for f2.ls5 and check on
th- Colonial Bank of England which read.
Pay the bearer $500 in gold. thus making
a total valve of sl1.72j. II also contained
three baggage checks, all from Pensacola
Fla, TO New York letter from J. f. Whit
ney & Co, shipping and commission agents,
New York. which was TO the effect that they
would be pleased TO sae the captain immedi-
aiely upon his arrival in New York, and
other letters Of personal nature.
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Interest People.

Advertising patent medicine in the pc
culiar way in which the proprietor of Kemp's
Bslsam, for Coughs and Colds docs it is n
deed wonderful. He authorizes all druggists
TO give those who call for it a sample bottle
Free, that they may try it before purchasing
The large bottles are so cents and 81 We
certainlywould advise trial II may save
you from consumption.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08
Tonight and Tomorrow Night,

And each day and night during this week
you can get at all druggists Ke,nps Bslsam
for the Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to
be the most successful remedy ever sold for
the cure of Coughs. Colds, Broncl tits
whooping Cough, Asthma, and Consump-
ton. Get bottle TO day. aud keep it al
ways in the house. so you can check your
cold at once. Price 80 cents and 81. Sample
boftlts free
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08
A Good Looking Face.

We like to see. Yet Erysipelss dis
figures the features and the disease is as
dangerous as it is repulslve. 1t is some
times called "St. Anthony's Fire" and
often ends in sudden death S. B. Car
penter, Grandville, y. Y, had it in both
legs, and was cured by DIR. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy, of Rondout n.
Y. This medicine excels all cthers for
the blood.
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JoHysrowN ExPREss-No. q.

NOR7H-B0UND TRAINS.
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zone of the most peculiar things
about the Barye exhibition" writes a
friend from New York. "is 10 hear the
comments Of the sight secrs on the An
gelus TO judge from the comments on
the size Of the painting. one might int
agine that The visitors expected 90 see a
n,norlma of Dunser Hill or the Battle
OF Gettysburg The huge canvascs Of
Norestcaagin, which were exhibited last
spring. and the size Of 5iunkacsy's cele-
bra;ed work. had prepared many Of the
visitors 70 fad q l9x7 or some canvas Of
nearly these proportions. What! That
little u,iagr Is sometimes the remark
with which the wonderful creation is
greeted ly disappointed sight seers.
There is another class who are more rep
rehensible because they have come with
a discrimination TO admire tie picture at
all events. liirle or big. good OF bad
They will stand as near IS they can get
10 the crimson ropes which keep the
crowd away from the painting. and in a
voice which is meant 70 lie soulful and
impressive they say. very auJi5ly. Why.
you can almost hear the bells ringr
Whoever started this fad has much to
answer for. There are on an average
sGT ecstaiie :naideas every day who can
almost hear the bells ring. simply be-
cause it is The proper thing 10 do. =
Boston Advertiser
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ID ABROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RATLROAD.-
SOMERSET d CAMBRIA BRANCH
DISTANCE AND FARE.

The fare to Philadelphia is sss4. and to New
York, slI69.
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A Jealous Husbands Deed.

MARTINS FERRY, December 2s.-About
$50 o'clock this evening shooting afffay
occnrre at the corner of Walnut and Fourth
streets, which will result in the death of
Richard Colts before morning The shoot
ing was done by Walter Kelly, and arose
from Cott's alleged intimacy with Kellys
wife
To-day Kelly warned his wife about her
conduct. About 6 O'Clock she passed Kelley
on the street aud he followed her She met
Colts and Kelly at once ran up. The two
men bad quarrel, and Kelly pulled his re-
volver and fired, shooting Colts through the
body.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08

The children's health must not be neg
lected Colds in the head bring on ca
tarrh and lung affections. Elys Cream
Balm cures at once. 1t is perfectly safe,
and is easily applied into the nostrils. 1t
also cures catairh, the worst cases yield
ing to it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08

Those who have given amount Of
silage, and hardly enough for the stock
they have TO feed. would do well to
make a close computation Of the number
Of tons they have. and divide the COM
lufed weight 10y the days they wish to
seed. say from time OF opering TO At
feass June OF 1890. Those who have
had siiaee 70 feed. and who fed out the
last ere grass came. afterwards regret
Ted they had not proportioned the ration
each day. 10 That the cows could have at
least q little Of The appetizing food Till
tu AIMED 10 pasture. e.-do3rd's Dairyman.
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Secretary kremer Leaves Jonstowr

JoHSsrowS, Pa, Dee. 97-Ss cretaiy Kre-
mer Of the food commission, will lea, G
Johnstown tonight. His work mere is com
pleied and his papers, records and docu
ments will be sent 10 Harrisburg to morrow
The orphans fund will be placed in the
hands Of some banking institution for dis
tributon as payments come due.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08

1t threatens your kidneys. Let it go
on little while and you will suffer much
more keenly, throughout the entire sys
tenn. Take--at once-Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, n.
Y, which is the most effective medicine
known for the treatment of all diseases
of the Kidneys and Liver, and for Mala-
ria, as well as the publication of the
blood.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF JOhH W. Hay. late 0f JeT,rs1l Town
ship, Somerset County. IA.
Letters OF administration on the aboveestase hav-
ing been granted 70 the undersigned by the proper
authority, notice is hereby given To all persons
indebted 10 said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
viii present them duly authenticated for settle
mt 1T on or before Friday. Feby II, 1899 81 the
residence OF the administrator IN said township
PETER r. SIfAUIIs
J. II. Uhl, Atty. Administrator.
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A DMINIsTRAroR's NOTICE.

Estate of Benz. STUN. deed, late OF Jenaer Twp
Somerset Co. Pa.
Letters Of administrations on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given to ali
persons indebted 10 said estate 10 make iinn7edi-
ate payment, and those having claims o. de
faandS against the same VIII present them iiuiy
authenticated for settlement to the u1tefsi znes
Administrator, without delay.
W. IT, siFASK
Gee l. Administrator
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A DMINIsTRA TORS No11cB.

Estate of Amanlas Garletts deceased late Of Fl
Lick Twp, Somerset Co Pa.
Letters OF administration having been granted
10 the undersigned ny the proper author =.
tee i hereby given to all rersols indebted said
estate to make imn1s dintc psyment. and those
having claims against the sans 10 present them
duly authenticated tor settlement en SATURDAY,
the Ah day of February 1850 at the late resi-
denee ~ deceased JOEL. NJ. lUTzY.
jaul 90 Almini traitor.
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1890.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

The Eleventh Volume of Hdrper's Young People.
which begins " It'll the number for November 5,
iss pre>enIs an attractive program. II will offer
to It's readers st least four serials OF the usual
length, and Others in twi or three parts, namely,
THE Red Mustang by William o. stoddard !;
''Phi and the baby" by Lucy G. Lille prince
Tommy. by John Russell Coryell and Meth
sr's Way" by Margaret y Sangster two short
serials by Hjallnar Hiorth Boyescn Two series
OF Fairy Tales viii attract the atle ltion of low
of the wonder world. namely, the quaint tales
told by Howard Pyle and 10 admirably nlustrat-
ed by him, and another series In n different vein
by Frank N. Bicknell There will be short stories
by W. p. H0well- Thomas Nelson Page Mary +.
wilkins. Nom Perry. arrist Prescott spoford,
David Ker. Hezekiah B1tierworth, sophie SWEET,
Richard Malcolm Johnston. etc.
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A New Hotel at Cumberland.
A DMINIsTRAToR5 NOTICE,

Estate of Otis Wilson. decd. late of stoaycreek
Twp somerset County. Pa.
Letters or Administration ,8n the above cstal .
having been granted 70 the undersigned By III .
p7rlpef authority. notice IS hereby given TO |
persons indebted to said estate u make irnncci-
are payment and those having claims against
ths SAME viii present them duly authenticated
for statement on OF before Saturday. the 2lst
dar OF b citniFr lHs1 a. the residence Of the
AamiaistfAies IN the town Of shankzville, Town
ship aforesaid.
R. P. BRANT,
n0Fe. Admin5strrfor.
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1890.
Harper's MagazlnI
ILLUSTRATED.

A new Sh1kesneare-the ShakespeAle =
win A. Atbey-Wili he presented in HarP I
G-je> for lS,0. win comments BY Andls@ !
Hdrper's AGgszin- has made special aIIsls1 ls +
with AlphonSe Dsudet. the greaie,,., ,,....i- y
French noveli~ts. for an exclusive u6l,,.. -.
serial form. of a humorous story, 70 -.
The Coionists Of TautscOn the Last =. - n :
Offhe Famous Tar1arin The story WI WI s...
lated By Henry James, and illustrated y -
Myrbach q,
W d. HOwells viii contribute a noleTIT
three parts. and LafcadiO Hearn a 49,
two parts, emitted - l0uma, hand'ol'-'
trated ..of
In illustrated papers, touching suoiessos-s
rent interest. and in its short Storie,, r. hi
timely articles, the lMdg=iac VIII maiii'AiA
known standard.
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TERMS, Postage Prepaid $500 Per.
Year.
Vol xT tegins Sorenber5 lsss.

pscips-n cspy ss,. o4.rsssip, Of 4 t,ss-een, stamp
Single Num5ers, Fiyc Gents caca.
Remilnaces should be made by PosfofIico Mon
ey Oder or prait, TO avoid chance Of loss.
Ntr9cpcrs arc not to ropg nis eslreaiscmenf uifi-
out fhe cepFcss erieF " Hdkf'kR 4 BROTHERS.
AddrAs, IARPHR / BROTHERS, n. Y.
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A pMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of Joseph Bar on, deed late Of Somerset
Township. somerset COUNTY Pa
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, noticeis hereby give 10 an per-
sons indebted To said estate to make iinmedIafe
payment and those having claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated for
settlement ON Saturday, the sth day OF February
1870, at the lat y residence Of deceased
GEORGE r. BARRON
jani Adnini,tr.tor
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The worst feature about catarrh is its
dangerour tendency to consumption.
Hoods sarsaparilla cures catarrh by pu-
rifying the blood
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Ti4e undersigned daily appeiBfed hy the Or
phans' touft ~ Somerset feunty Pa d Yass
upon except oss ln acccopui and maze z di-iri-
hu'iot az he lgni IN lbr alfsls of Valentine
hereby gives notice fhaf BE- win attend TO the
duties 81 bis agrsi ilimeff eu Wednesday. the I'D
asFaf Jsnurfy. iS7 bis gifce in Sameret
ReTourh. ~nen ana waere al persons interested
caH altne
GE0. z. sCUEI.
Auiftor.