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BAReA1xs
". B. MOSES L SONS,
CORNER nth AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS. &C.
To make space for the new goods for fall season ws
are Offering many attractive bsrsans The following
are sfew:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles. full length with trimminss Ill
complete. worth Soc and 15c. l5c. each.
100 Curtain Poles. extra heavy. with trimmings
complete. worth 55c. to Ell so: 25c. each.
SO pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75c.
100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to al
Finer Curtains reduced TO less than import prlces
large assortment Of portierss less than manufso-
tursrs prices
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
CARPETS Of the following sizes. made of RemnansA
WAX boroer Al around;
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS cARPETs
. feet inches by ~ fee. slo5o. reduced from
sis.
feet inches By iofeet inches. slo.So: reduced
from els.
feet inches by / feet ali; reduced from els.
8 feet inches by Is feet inches. els; reduced
from s22.5a.
feet inches by ls feet 9 inehes els. reduced
from s22.
10 feet inches by Is feet sls; reduced from SEA
10 feet inches by 10 fest inchss $50; reduced
from SAL
BICYCLES. TRIcYcLEs AND vELoCIPEDEs.
ao-inch wheel Bicycle. els, reduced from s2A
i 32-inch wheel Bicycle. en-; reduced from ga
3 Tricyclss No. 4. So; reduced from %.
Tncycies No. =, 60. 80; reduced from e.
Tricycle.. No. 4. 80: reduced from sl2.5o
No s. $40; reduced from sl4.5o
., No o. sl0: reduced from Ella.
No. c, sl065, reduced from els.
No D. es.5e; reduced from sl3.5Q
No .. eng; reduced from slo5o.
No >. 81; reduced from sio.
No d. els; reduced from s2l-6o
ENC. 90 velocipsdes. %; reduced from Ga
MooUETTE cARPETA
9 feet inches By IL fee, incbss $50: rsd,ssa
from $3.50
feet inches BY 10 feet nehss SEQ, reduced
from ESQ.
Q feet b. 10 feet inches. sls. reduced from
s27.50.
800 BROMLEY Smyrna Hearth Ruga q. 60; rsdussa
from s425.
STRAW MkTTNes
zoo Rolls vhits and fancy, 20 yds- worth 81
$3.50.
ESQ Rolls white snd fancy 20 yds. worth 90. %.
100 Rolls Heavy Jointlsss. 90 yds.. worth e1&
e1o.
aso Relh Hsavy Damask. 90 yds. worth sie. sla
bABY cARRIAoEs.
We sse oAer4ns o. discount on every csrr1ass go
more. and - discount every carnage from sc
TO elS. This opportunity 10 buy nns ssszsass
| for very little money.
WINDOW SHADES.
We sfs Offering hns sssortment Of eoasss vtAea
Aktusss and complete Tor goa. each
MOSQUITO cANoPIEs.
Afufi nss Of every styls md me from 70 csnsb
ss.oa
4. = MOSES soxs.
oos ian ssaB - N.
WasAanetsa. .. q
| yunurrunx oARrxrR uPzoIsrE1xxs. Daoo
aAzzoxs WALL rAPxR &c. ~
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~ Send for Q Pair Of Piosktn Aossquetaire Gtopes
reduced from 50 10 10 etnis. for the Ltuon Fressch
K,d Giotes reducsd from IS 10 IS ct,aa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-06

THESE EXTRACTS
embrace few Of the pop
ular fayorites and are the
finest grade OF goods that Hello rROPE.
skill and facilities can WfLD ofivE.
YLANG YLANG
possibly produce. They WHITE ROSE.
NEW MOwN HAY.
are drawn from the best LILY OF THE VALLEY.
Str PHANoTIS
French. English and WHlrE LILAC.
JOCKEY CLUB
American makers and sENCE BOUQUET
CRAB APPLE BLOSSOM.
sold very low. Quadruple
extracts, 5Oc. rer oz.;2
ozs-, 90G Triple extracts,
Or. 2oc.; Z ora. IL
Z p MEHTz lolA y q.
Pesfumer and Druggist
IL Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-06

Bosros VAxrrr Sro.a
LIArHKR GOODS pEPARTHxxr.
TRAVELLING cAsla
Russst Toiise Cass, styles. lie
Ruset Toilet Case. white Fittinss. . osc.
complete Toilet Casa with whiai &e
Fine Toilet Case. FUN Size rI,,inss. 90
sswsd Case With Strap Toilet or Shaving e. es
Ieies cope Shaving Case. 20
Fine Boil Shaving a as
COLLAR AND CUFF BoxEa
Lsether Case. Satin TIC sss
All Leather Combination Case. ose
Fine Combination Case with o,iaizsd Collar
Sutton Holder. ...... A 40
English sewed Boxes. Orange Leather. .sL4s sss
POCKET BOOKS.
Al Leather Square Boob. ..................... Csc
Gents Strap Book. Leather Lined ........... Csc.
Real Seal Book. Leather Lined. ............... 4ec
Real Seal and Russian Leather Books, with Pat
emit Coin t............................. ESQ
Large variety Of CARD cssss At Popular Prioes
FIVE THOUSAND
POPULAR NOVELS
TO BE soIpAr
AT HIGHT CENTS EACH.
BOSTON vARISTY STORE
SMITH wARDwELL
su6to1o 7o5. To7. 700 Market spsca
Nv ORTIZ A THouaHr.
safe 10 assert that there isn't day passes but
hundreds Of dollars say the least expended In
this city for furniture and house decorations not
expended judiciously then poorly spent: and il mot
not expended judiciously The papers contain daily
counsel Of the best prudence and this house 10
the rep in saving suggestions" But it takes much
and frequent argument to influence some minds, and
often the forcible kind Of logic Yet sometimes
gentle hint will kindls productive reflection. and
that IL the hint We here aim TO impart
Worth . thought Yes, Il is worth . long. large
thought that whether You buying strictly
able eooda such Baby Carrages Refrigerator.
Water Coolers, Bed canopieA Lace Curtains. osuze
Hansngs &C. or whether you would be induced TO
invest in Furniture. Carpets Russ Tapestries. Por
there's. and forth and On, provided there were
ample considerations Of prices. We wish stamp in
delibly upon your ind the ample o. our
spacious store equally ready to extend the
and seeing investor Of cash considerations Of
price just as ample and abundant
All this means that selling goods very cheap.
Isn't this worth thought,
JULIUS LANsBuRoR.
sus 18th AND r SIS
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Nrc.ssrrr HIS No Law.

OWING 10 the advanced ssason and our ssoeh Toe
iarse 10 cell attention the special prscesoa
Atwood FRENCH cHAIIIEs. very bsss
<oa
Best trade In FIGURED MoRArRs. very handsome
designs 30 inches wide formerly soc. nov 37se
An opportunity is offered ALL IN search Of tbsss
handsome fabrics. the most select and va.,sd stool h
the city
Theexeesdingly low figures in thee soods must
necessarily eloss them once therefore 70 have sAs
choice Of styles an EARLY call Is nsccssitsssd.
LASsBUReR b Bno.
Ladies calling early today win hnd on sale an center
aisle Of our Domestic Room one case only 90 pieces,
Of the FINEST FRENCH erSoRANs in the prss,ssss
styles yot shown
FOR lsc. PER YARD.
These are Of the newest patterns being plain cen.
tiers with Figured Borders. We snteipsts lively
scramble for these. VIII you BE- one Of those lucky
enough 10 secure oues
The lsc. cBALLIEs OF i2,So.
went nicely; ne expected that A
few pieces yet remsin-sltogether
about IS. fhsse mighty nice
value for the price ne put On
them.
Gust 5000 yards isfs 5000 yards
i2,se. White Goods Pretty chalnes
for 6ko. n<c Per y.rd
We have punched about ESQ pieces Of LADIES'
MUSLIN and cAMBRIc UNDERWEAR. consisting
CT CORSET COVERS. SKIRTS CHEMIsEs GOWNS
and DRAWERS that became slightly soiied from en-
posurs on the shelves and unused from handling.
These we have put price on
CSC CHOICE
There are Foods among the lot worth also.
sLss PERcALE WRAPPERS. ESQ.
This ID done because only have large sizes. 90.
AZ, "a. 4o. chance for stout Ladies'
cHILpRENs CARS i5c. Reduced from 25oL and
sse.
soon
could we continue
until we filed page Of
this paper, but why write 90 much
when look will tell 70 much in little whiles
Mail orders care fully niled
Our store IL delightfully."- cool. caused by our 90
Patent Cooling Fam
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05
The Cavalry Horse.

Physical fitness IS closely related to
mental fitness, for that horses have minds
affections and memories no one can deny,
and all who have studied them will bear
testimony 70 the effects Of ill-treatment
and kindness upon them, not only 10 the
performance Of their work, but upon
their durability. Horses kindly treated
will do a. much, if not more. service IN a
given space Of time than those which are
harshly used, while they viii certainly
last very much longer. Witl unfeeliug
treatment and bad management horses
can be worn out in a very short period
whereas, under the opposite conditions
their lives might be most usefully pro-
longed 70 more than twenty years. There
fore it IS that, in order TO assist in iusur
ing the physical fitness Of their troopers
soldiers should be continually reminedo Of
the great importance of kindness to their
animal friends and companions. Human
ity to animals Is a sacred duty imposed
upon all OF Us to the soldier it is this
and something more, for his life may de-
pend upon the reciprocal feeling Of affec-
ton existing between between himself
and his steed. In the words Of an old
cavalry soldier The rider must 1--we on
IL for his horse, which is his legs, his
safety, his honor and his reward Sol
diers should never be deprived Of their
horses, if possible, if they have taken
care Of them, but they ought to be en-
eouraged to form a friendship with them,
or even TO imagine a kind Of proprietor
ship in them. Officers and men should
learn as much as they can Of the care
and management needed 70 keep their
horses in the best condition for work and
how to preserve them from injury.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05
Orchards in Grass Lands.

We are asked ifit is advisable 70 seed
down orchards and keep them in srass-
We suppose that reference ismade 70 the
apple orchard Peach orchards, and We
believe pear orchards, should be cultivsf-
ed as long as they stand. The apple
orchard should certainly be cultivated
for three or four years, and then it IS
better to SOW it 10 clover. The grasses
proper make too stiff a swari. Still many
orchards are sown to grasses and many
are ruined by permitting them 20 remain
in grain. There are orchards that would
be greatly benefited by at least digging
around the trees when they have stool
in grass for long time. Clover does not
make as strong a sod and il makes ex-
cellent pasture for the hogs. which if
kept out Of the orchard whsf the ground
is wet and soff, viii do an orchard good
by running in IT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05
Farm Notes.

DO not feed one thing right along to
any animal. An animals relish a little
variety occasionally.
Coal tar should be spread on tarred pa
per roofs at least once a year. fthey are
TO remain close and tight.
warm mash on a cold day, early
in the morning, Is an excellent iEvigora-
tor for the animal that does not have an
appetite.
Turnip tops, chopped and mixed with
straw. have been used ia the silos Of Scot
land, and good results are claimed there
from.
Lari softened with kerosene until it
will just flow in summer heat. makes as
good oil for mowers, etc, As that sold
by dealers at 100 per cent proft-much
better than some Of IT,
When limb Is cut from tree II
should be Is close to the body as possi-
ble. The cut should be smooth one.
without bruising the bark, and the cut
surface should be covered with some
kind Of cheap paint, mixed with oil.
You can oyerfeed as well as underfeed
a colt do neither feed Just right Give
good, nourishing food from the start. but
do not force them. They are neither
hogs nor steers, and the early maturity
business may be overd0ne If you try to
force them.
Too much land means taxes on that
from which only partial crops can be OBJ
tained. 1t is the small plots, well nanur-
ed. that yield the profitable crops It Is
more expensive to attempt 10 secure large
yields from tract requiring a portion Of
The time to be lost in travelling over it.
than to concentrate ali the labor on a
small area.
The impression that seems 70 be cur
rent to a great extent, that better butter
,dn be made in factories, OF as they are
properly called public creameries. than
n private dairies, is an erroneous one.
L is true that better butter is made in
than there IS in many private
iairies, but there is no reason why just
Is good butter cannot be made al home
N the farm as al any factory or public
.reamery.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

pard. His hands relaxei the FORK en
70 the ground his read lowered
Make out y'r deed an m0rgige. an
git of'n my land, an don't yenever cross
my line agiE; if y DO. i'll kill ye
Butler backed away from the man in
Wild haste, and climbing ia his buggy
with trembling limbs, drove of down the
road, leaving Haskins seated on the sun
ny pile Of sheaves, his head sunk into
his hands.
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How He Paid.

MY first case in san Francisco" said
attorney James K Wilder 70 a reporter
was the defence Of young fellow eharg-
Ell with stealing a watch belonging to a
Catholic priest. was appointed by the
court, because the prisoner said he had
no money.
The jury rendered 8 verdict Of not
guilty, and as the defendant Was leaving
the court room calico him back, and
just as a joke handed him my card and
told him 10 bring me around the first SO
he got
Next day he walked into my Office
and planked down two s2Js and $40.
"'Where did you get ali that money
| demanded, as soon as II got over my
surprise enough to speak
sold the priests watch he replied,
rs he bowed himself out.-S.m Funci.eo
EramineT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05
CowhIde Horseshoes.

In England, and on many parts Of the
continent, they have for a long time been
using the Yates horseshoe, one made By
comprising common eowhide II is
composed Of three thicknesses Of the
COW skir pressed into a steel mould, and
then subjected toa chemical preparation.
It is claimed for it that il is lighter, that
IT lasts longer, and that split hoofs are
never known in horses using It. Il Is
perfectly smooth on the bottom, 10 calks
being necessary, the shoe sdhering firmly
to the most polished surface It's elas-
ITCHY prevents many spr4ins, the horses
steps being much lighter and sursr. Per-
haps some American genius viii give Is
a paper horseshoe, who knows2-.s L9a-
e R,1giIlseqn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05
THE THREE TRAVELLERS.


Three travellers, once upon time.
tAs aneiens story goes
Together reached = country inn.
and sought nights repose-
One was Judge. OF merry mien.
Altho' his locks were gray:
The second was Psrson grave
The third. Captain gay.
aAIackr' the civil host replied.
You're welcome to my fare,
Bul. On my word. the Golden swan
Has but one bed 70 spare =
In such case il were but just.
The weary travellers said,
the landlord should himself decide
which one shall have the bed.
..wen, be IL 50. mine host replied
.sTo me It's all the sane
Now. gentlemen, pray. proceed
Let each assert his claim"
The captain wa the hrst % speak.
And by his sword he swore
That he had lain in garrison
A dozen years and more.
His honor then put in his claim
For twice o. long aslhst
I've wora the eTniue Of q Judge,
And on the bench have sat"
The Parson said: Il serve the church
In this my claim appears
That in the sacred ministry
I've stood for thirty years
The ease Is settled - said mine host
The Parsen's right is best
To fie or sit--'tis very clear
Affords deal ofrest.
Bat one who like this worthy man,
The laughing landlord said,
-Aas STOOD God help him thirty years.
May fairly claim the bed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

After having been separated f'r some
time by mutual agreement an Allentown
couple reunited. and the neigh bors turn
ed out IN body 10 welcome them b their
old home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

The English langusss has been chosen
for use in the recording Of important
treaty obligations between Russia ana
Gina. -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05
Blind Sick Headache

due 10 impure blood. I was advised 10 try DR..
Kennedys FavO-ife Remedy. I did - aud
have been Completely cured It's the best thing
] ever heard Of for any disorder OF thai nature.
and have recommended II to many with Ike
saeccss Nr. Daniel Fits, Taunton. Mass,
says = recommend DR. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy for dyspepsia and sick hesdaehe. Il
cured me Dyspepsia. Constipation, Nervous
ness. Debility. Rheumatism and the Ills peculiar
10 women, Invariably yield to
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05
TORTURE OF DYSPEPSIA

and affection OF the Kidneys. A relative said TO
me. Try Or. Kennedy's Fsyorite Remedy, made
Al Rondout, y. u. I did 50 I grew better,
could eat sleep and work with clearer head,
and the yellow color OF my skin gave place to The
healthy color announcing pure blood Or. Ken
nedTs Favorite Remedy Is entitled 70 the credit
OF saving my life. can give you the nernfs snd
addresses OF fify persons who alhrm. a. I do,
thaf -Fsvorite Remedy has been 10 them a
blessing in time OF need y Mr.. A. DeRevere,
Tarrytown, y. Y, says ~For ieag time was
troubled with severe attacks of dizziness and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05
AsoHNsTovS SUFFERERS oRAT-
TTUDE.

1E O. vs.. SauLER
81 HEyS AVEs-uE
fnI<ET-ItaH. PA.
litE S-E Permit me "a mingie my JOY with
.s- y ny issaiiv and iricnd, il The recufery 81
fresgbi aud Join with them IN returning
4laks i1 our Heavenly Father for TIE same.
y .zlt. ty Joursk iilial treaiIutut- has been re
t--i d. ne sn that J can nov see 20 read the
---,i flai s. well a. could te.ore losing i -
---lkilg sod and yOl again. and joining ny
lAfrR Nifh the rrayers q nv family and friends
= ile c,ll.inlanee % my sight. and beseechlng
~ e. er Inai D. may long preserve your lea,iin
-..l-ii, ald spare your uSefal aud felsianle Lie
!. p rsli u Vour worthy ianlily and Inc ple1s--
y q zil youF lrenrs- aua for tie bellt.ft q All
.i'ic1. - have bsen viii ever b. the prayer
p 4'lf faithful friend and humble serFaei,
FATEIcK SiGHrISGALE.
$50 Railroad ~freet,
Cambria City, Johnsiown. Pa
y sldier VII te IN his oHiee during the hob-
--ia and a.. af fhfs month aS usual
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

81, yes m, yes; frst-rate,v said
Butler, as his eyes took in the neat gar
den, the pigpen, and the well filed m
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

At DRuGGfsTs AID DEALERS.
TIE cRsRLEs A. veeEL ER CO.. esi.lnort. ia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05
Oh! Ny Head!

Suffering Of a New Jersey Senator
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache
Terrible Things.
There are few things that believe in with
all nay heart. The speaker was ex-senator Al
ber Merritt. hsad Of the large fruit firm, - Park
Place, \. Y. and the scene his Office 81 was
sicE and feared had become fated To endure the
, 1890-10-18
Disturbance in TortoIa

On Sunday forenoon the Tortola mail-boat
ran into port, but as this was not q reg
ular trip, her presence was much asked
about. On inquiry, however, we ascertained
that she was on a special mission, having
brought President Cameron here on official
business-to seek assistance of our Govern
ment, and to likewise communicate tele-
graphically with the COMMANDMENT -Chief of
the Leeward Islands. The motive assigned
for the Presidents hasty departure from
Roadtown is declared to be owing to q hos.
tile manifestation, the people generally be-
ing greatly dissatisfied with what they are
forced to endure, and which dissatisfaction
came within an ace of culminating into a
riot on Saturday last. 1t appears that, ow-
ing to the prohibitory dues now levied in
Tortola on imports, irrespective of kind,
illicit trading has been largely carried on,
the result being that seizures, in default Of
payment of heavy fines, have been resorted
TO by the Government whenever foul play
is detected. And it is to the latest OF these
seizures that the serious demonstration OF
Saturday owes it's origin, as we will shew.
Sometime ago q boat named British GIRL
was held for infringing the revenue aws
and we understand, subsequently sold, as
mostly all boats captured for similar often
ees, are. This seizure is said to have ere
ated considerable excitement In the East
End. where the boat belonged.-which was
intensified when it became known that
another, the FedYnOWght. also owned there,
was wanted. The story runs that the East
Enders becoming enraged, protested, and
to give the protest a practical shape, a BODY
OF twenty men, who partly armed manned
, 1890-10-18
l. r g r A NJ S
ST. GROIN STATION.


New York, October l5th.-LOndOn news
states that the relieving officers have been
warned to prepare for $50 evictiOns on the
Olphert estate of Raluarr0gh.
At the opening of the AneriCanist Con
gresS at Paris speeches were delivered
praising the Archaeological research of
American savautS
The French Government Rave decided to
submit to the Senate and Chamber of De-
puties at the same time a measure Ak
ing q maximum tariff against countries
rot favouring France, and u minimum tariff
for countries favOuring French industries.
The Bill will contain a clause empowering
the Government to make changes, but the
sa ctiOn of the two Chambers will be neees-
sary for their permanent adoption.
A Copenhagen despatch states that the
King yesterday dined informally with the
officers of the American ship-ofwar Balti-
more.
4 telegram from the Hague states that
the Premier has Informed Parliament Of
the condition of the King.
1t is reported that Osnan Digna is pre-.
pairing 10 attack Suakim.
New York, October l6th.-LDndoH news
states that MeSsrs Dillon sud O'Brien who
have been visiting C~herbourg have started
for Paris.
Mr.. Gladstone in an article expressed q
strong desire for the Tory party to under.
take to pass II Home Rule measure for Ire
land, as be il of opinion that they can pass