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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-02
Grains of Gold.


No wealth Is useful save 10 him who
can put il 20 good use.
A kind word will 20 farther and strike
harder than a cannon ball.
Lssrning by study must be won twas
ne'er entsiled by sire 70 son.
Men Of character are the conscience Of
the society to which they belong.
Those who are striclest With them
selves are generally most lenien to others.
II. who is pulled up with the irst gale
Of prosperity, will bead beneath the inst
blast Of adversely.
Modesty is 70 merit what shade is 30
the fgurss in picture-it gives to it
fore and relief.
Paradise is here, visible and tangible
by mortal eyes snd hands, wherever self
is lost in loving.
Beware ofcarelessnes no fortune viii
stand il long. You are on the high road
10 ruin the moment yen think yourself
rich enough to be careless
Every man must make his own oppor-
tunitiss, for, if he is unprepared or IN
equal 70 an opening before him, he has
no prospect Of success or elevation
How much trouble be avoids who does
not look to see what his neighbOr says
or does or thinks, bus only 10 what he
does himself, that il mAy be Just and
pure.
In the sea OF time the iu1ler is given
into the hands Of q man in his frail skiH,
not that he may be at the mercy of the
waves, but that he may follow the die
tates of will directed by intelligence.
Do you call - mind the day which has
passed from you; do not lament for the
unborn tomorrow; do not build on the
coming and the passed away take the
present hour, and DO not cast your life to
J the wind.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-02
Vanilla for Mental Weakness.

Vanilla is one ofthe most powerful res
toratives known in cases Of weakened Vi
tality, when large dose is given South
America in general shows a much slight
er tendency to mainess than any Of the
countries which may be called civilized.
Statistical authorities attribute this fact
10 the ignorance and th0ught.essness Of
the population, but they themselves give
the credit 70 vanilla ~ the first sixn Of
mental disturbance they ply the suGsrer
tberezith. Lriacs Budget.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-02
h. T. S EBDlELL,

-il. BIS professional services % the citizens
-lll-- and vicinity. Unless professionally "
be lsl be found at his Once on Main s.
j.. .- Diamond
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-02

Theology gs,sa li;tle mixed up in the
youthful miaj.
WHO made you asked a teacher Of
a little girl
She answered, "Gad made me tat
length putting her hands about twelve
inches apart, -and l growed the rest my
self
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-02
The Most Costly Book.

The most costly book in to the world
Is declared TO be Hebrew Bible now in
the Vatican. It is said that in 1912 Pope
Jules II refused 10 sell the Bible for its
weigh. ia gold, which would amount to
sI03 000. That is the greatest price ever
offered for a dook.-&s,r York Ssla.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-02

A FOOLS advice is better than aknave's
is at least sincere.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-02

ly responded, reaching the White House
at O'Clock. He found the patient in
condition to warrant
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-02
DENNsYL ANA RAILROAD.
sCHEDmDE II EFFECT DEC. 80, 1891.
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
DISTANCE AND FARE.
WESTWARD.

Trains arrive and depart from the station at
Inh r..fnrrn rs fnllnMs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-02
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1892.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Ayers SarsapariIla

Is an effective remedy. as numerous testimo-
mails eonelusively prove. For two years
/ was constant sufferer from dyspepsia
and liver complaint. ! doctored a long
time and the medicines prescribed. in nearly
every case. only aggravated the disease.
An ap0thecary advised me 10 use Ayers
S2rSapaTiIla. l did so, and was cured
at cost of IS. Since that time it has
been my family medicine, and sickness has
become a stranger to our household. /
believe il TO be the best medicine on earth"
p. F. McNulfy, Hackman, - Summer St,
lowell Mass
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
For The Reporter.
Cholera Prevention.

Now that the cholera scare has
subsidized | am reminded of an incident
that occurred upon it, first Intro luetion
intuthis country. Ii first made it, appear
ancr in Quebec. in 1872. Al that time
there Was considerable travel aud bust
urS> over the Canada road and the public
were alarmed for fear o. lis introduction
into his State over that road. \ meet
ing OF the municipal Officers oi SOM six
or seven towns in this vicinity wa~
call q. aud they decided IL c-til dish q
sanitary Gordon al the heights laH,l on
thai road Elias Cobb a LAWYER nj
Nnlon MI, appointed Captain. ani the
company consisted of twenty men
which remained there about two months.
Application Was mad To tin legislature
for remuneration Of the expense which
Wa- about $1,000. and my recollection i
lll' ALTER TWO or three years the legis-
lllur,' partially regal the towns.
nur Of + citizens Who happened to
hr at Quebec n that time. and en hi>
rturn encountered the gaarl and rr-
fused Ia submit 10 their requirements
and tool, tu the woods aud came through
hv WV of Stanstead. travelling ,un,'
five hundred mills through what waS
then 4 Wilderness rather than submit
To the fumigation required. u.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13

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An Iron Rain.

:, ,---..---,--l--. ~
AnN clear night II the Watcher htN
patience, he may see one or more s-h'"' :
ing stars, or mftror' lh'Nr are nor
stars III all hui oiteh are hh"I' hii'ii'n'
than stars, heea4>" ilt.A arr :" near Us
that Their friction against 'I'' 'aI,h :
atmo'P hrrr either CAUSE I'i.,h /" 90"
AT White heat III Ia nl'ne up hNe 4 1"i'',
Even very small ie'ttef, one on, hel lln'll
larger tmn pun u'ni: ln'Shl og'"l'r'
distinctly N.lelf M I'M MY UNI son
against hathsf9unl al CONSTITUTIONS =
ont ,hlhe me Netih N'at.
llle Whole ,elil y Niela. '''l''i''iil,'' :
gay. l. r''"h I'm P4t IT, ~ 9a''.
hn""n a. N''f ms, VIM i''-'i mic
kn"" II ~ m'tr"to'l' '',''' '",' a',''. ,''i
about the sun a, iii''rN.''"l "a -" i''''','
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The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
Mis-. ELLA II. tGOWl1l
.\ID\Ip SMITH,.
l.LWI> BEAl.


Al the meeting of the State Board of
Trade in augusta the discussion of the
question: "ilow can men with capital
and business experience he induced 10
develop the resources of Mainc? re-
suited in the passage of the following
resolution presented by Mr.. Bracket,
OF Belfast. and the appointment OF a
committee to ask AN appropriation by
the legislature for carrying out the
object;
Resolved. that the Maine Board of
Trade earnestly calls the attention of
the incoming Legislature to the ad-
visibility and necessity uf Somc definite
and appropriate action towards more
fully advertising and calling public AT :
tcntion to the natural advantages and
resources of our state. and thus help
toward, inducing capital and business
experience to aid in developing those
resources.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
SATURDAY, Oct. :.

French troops defeated the DahomeyAns
There was an earthquake at Hot
Springs, Ark
\ new typesettng machine is to he put
on he market,
Two mine employees were smothercd at
Pine Greek, Pa.
Starvation and fever are reported in this
interior of Mexico
The diphtheria epidemic at East Doug
lass, Mass, is abating
Nelson lowered his 2:l3 IL record by =
second and half at Trenton.
The steamer Vera Cruz, ON rock near
Vera Cruz, has gone to pieces.
Professor Pickering reports the discoy-
cry of forty small lakes in Mars.
Sprigs of ivy We're worn throug bout Ire
land Thursday in honor of Parnell
Mitchell, the prize fighter was sen
fenced to Jail at London for assault.
James +. Doyle, aged ,, was struck and
killed by an electric car at New Haven,
The London Times has an article pre-
dieting the return of the cholera in he
spring.
Herbert Wilson was killed by a train
while crossing the track at Cambridge
Junction, Vt.
\ dispatch from Admiral Walker con
firms the report of General Criepo's vic
tory in Venezuela.
An attempt was made to blow up a
non-union boarding house AT Homestead
Pa. with dynamite.
The trial trip over the llaverhill an
Amesbury Mass electric road Will hr
made in about week.
Frank Walker of Phillips, Me, brake
man on the Phillips and Rangrley rail
road, WAS killed by his head striking a
post.
No cars are now running on the Worces
ter and Mllbury Mass street railroad
An injunction has been served on the
president.
A notable gathering of literary men and
women, guests of the Whittier club. oc
Cured at the poets birthplace at llaver
Hill, Mass.
Owing to the fact that Lord Dunraven'
challenge for the Americas cup conflicts
with he deed of Gift AN international race
j. unlikely
DIR Anderson, physical director of the
Yale gymnasium. will he appointed in
structor of physical culture in the public
schools of New Haven.
ORTIZ AIRY.
Thomas Woulner, the sculptor. died III
London He was born in lNN
Hon ! II. Redinl.a lifr long Democrat
L ii Portsmouth, \ II ID -.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
October Mag

Lucy larcom, an Intimate irien of
HE poet Whittier. contributes IL the
October NrW England Magazine dcs-
criptiNe article. really Il pros poem,
dealing with The OSSiprc l',trk. long
the summer resort of Whittier. 1t j.
finely illustrated with pictures taken
specially for the purpose.
Pansv for October j. aneNcclent num-
Der. lis articles are timely, and OF Il
.haracter thai this magazine 80 well
know how To furnish lis readers. The
two main stories by Pansy and Marga
ret Sidney. come toa close. The English
Literature paper on Macaulay, and the
American History paper on st. Louis,
are both of extreme interest. and the
shorter stories and articles valuable in
every particular <<a"" BIZ
In HE Octohcr AtlNntic Mrs. Deland,
in The story of child, gives ,omr de-
lightful passages in the life of her hero
me. Alexander Brown. author of the
Genesis of the nitcd States has Il
paper ON 1.-The English Occupancy of
North America" There is also Gala
brian story by Elisabeth Cavalla called
"Rocco and Sitlora. aud this, with Mr..
traWford's "Don DrsinO, completes the
fiction of the number. Mr.. lIale's
amusing papers on "a New England
Boy hood are continued.
Mr. shay. the American editor of
the Review of Reviews. writes in the
October numhrr of two great Americans,
Whittier and George William Curtis. the
article containing not only recent por-
trait Of these two eminent mcn,but also
very interesting pictures of them IL they
appeared forty years ago. The early
protrail Of turtis is from Il painting by
Lawrence. aud the frontiSplecr of this
number OF the Review of Reviews
represents Mr.. Curtis rs in the Easy
Chair" his contributions from which
have delighted American readers FOR >cv-
cral decades.
Onc of the mo>l remarkable papers
ever published i'll Il periodical Is the
article by Mr.. Gladstone. Prime Min
lister of England, in t q October number
of Tie North American Review,
il j. entitled ~ Nindcation OF Homo
Rule. y hrpiy 10 lr Duke of Argyll,
and it -rt- forth with vehement earnest
mes and logical clearnrss the claims OF
The Irish people 10 some measure ut self
government. Mr.. Gladstone takes up
in detail the statements made by The
Bul," al Argyll in his paper in the
August nrlml or Of IN" North Ameri-
can Review on "En@lish Fl ctions and
Home Rule. y iorshaduVn g the
policy Of the Prime Minister in tho affairs
Of Ireland "a Indication OF Home Rule
will attract universal and profound
attrll itHlJ
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13

fldaN, bfl' =
An editor was killed in duel al Patlia
Venezuela.
\ cigarette factory was burned in New
York. loss $250,OOO
\ death was caused by an electric wire
in Springfield, Mass.
The Portuguese quarantine against New
York has been raised
Negro outlaws committed murder and
robbery at Terry, Miss
The steamer Panama arrived at Havana
in IA damaged condition.
Several buildings wefe buincd at Para
gould, Ark. loss $15,ooe
The ten Canadian sealcrs seized by Rus
STA are valued at SIGN
French troops in Dahomey are about tt
storm native stronghold.
General Clarksun claims Ncw Iork
state for the Republicans.
The ycarling Carazo ut Lexington paced
n quarter in 81 - seconds.
\ brass foundry and lumber yard wcr,
destroyed by fire at Jersey City.
\ receiver has been appointed to settle
the aft air, of he llrlpin.. Hand.
The Warren liner Ottoman has now
libeled the H. VI Whitney for damages.
The explosion of lamp caused the fata
burning of a mother and child at Brook
lyn.
The Uuitarian conference az Milwaukee
favored the SUNDAY opening Of he World's
fair
Both the Han yard and Yale tennis play
ers were defeated IN the aiches at New
Haven.
In the intercollegiate tennis match al
New Haven Wrcnn of Harvard WAS de
Icatel.
Chief Wade Of the Massachusetts polio,
wants more inspectors to enforce the
sweat shop law.
BroNn is lhe only college which has moi
sustained defsl in the INTERCOLLEGIATE
tennis tournaments
The New York Yacht ciub is 10 con
slider the tarl ot DunraSen challenge ion
the Amrricll> cup ON Oct. Is
The Ion "a Chronicle say - Carnegie had
better bp-toV his wta5th on his american
cmployc-. rather ,uan Oh public libruic-
in ~cotand
The appeal OF the Jew batting rector
AhlWardl. .ainst the decision of the
l.cipsic court in his libel suit, has been re
icrted. aud Ahlwardt has been placed nm
der arrest
OBITUARY.
Vice Admiral Renhard, stationed al
Wilhelinshaven. Germany, died OF paraly
81,
Frederick H. Piper - years of age
senior member of the well known leather
firm Of Frederick H. Piper Il Co. Boston
died suddenly in his private office, Of
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
Life THOUGHTS.

| hose Nho ara bound hN heir animal
desires have no conception of real free
dom. The spirit j. crucilicd within
them.
Fear not. Evil i being vanqui>hed.
only >cel> more and more in PRAYER.
only by praye" can the arms be upheld.
and the glorious time FASTENED when all
shall know the God-in-C hri>t.
Almost every one in his lurn has la
mcntcd over something which afteruarl
turned ont to be the We best thing Tor
him thai could have happened, or r.
ioiCcd III an event which became The
source of his greatest SuirringS.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13

Few people realize how rapidly the in
tercSt -bcariug debt Of the niied STATES
has been reduced during the present al
ministraiipu When President Harrison
tool. the oath of Office the outstanding
debt hearing interest amounted to SSH,
log. 2lO. ON the first of October it
amounted 10 only $3.50, 03l 40, a rcduc-
ton of more than $3.50, 900 900. When
Democratic orators want to know what
has become Of the surplus there is the
answer. Uncle sam has been paying his
debts.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
CONDENSED NEWS.
Thursday. Oct. q.

The Choctaw Indian troubles are over
Florida is Democratic 10y 2i0o majority
The Order of Pentc Philadelphia, is in
roublr
The Epscopalian convention opened nj
iialtimorr.
The mayor of South Omaha was found
,hof through the head
The Russian pamir expedition has re
uraed To Ferghana, furkestan
The distance between Vienna aud Der
ia WI, covered on horseback in iii. 31m.
\ l-eLcu electric wire dangling over
Lawrence street Lowell. Mass, killed ti'
haf>r Of J. b. Hall
President Harrison will Inc present al
the Columbian celebrations AT New York
and Chicago if possible.
ley Silas Livingstone Morse wa, in-
SMILED as pastor of the First Baptist
church, Plymouth. Mis-
Bee Beverly +. Warner Of Bridgeport,
Conn, has received a call to Trinity Fps
cupal church. New Orleans
\ coal hosting boat belonging to tn,
Empire and New England Traneportatio u
company sunk at N,.e Haven.
AsaC. Morrison committed suicide by
hanging AT lis nome III Dtlhonl. ~ II
He leaves family. Cau>c. dependency
John Morrisscy. workman on the Old
Colony railroad was struck by the dude
train at Wareham Mus, and instantly
killed
The governor of Vermont has appointed
kenf " Merrill Of shprcham sheriff oi
Addison county, vice Howard Clark, re
signed
Three rear freight cars Of Cheshire
division freight jumped the track al
Marlboro. y H., aud rolled down sixty
foot embankment
OBITUARY..
Gabriel Dnbray. one of the most pro
ductiye of modern French sculptors, died
at Paris, aged a.
Daniel Grant. one al the famous triplcts
of Torrington Mass. IS dead, aged Il
years Two brothers born on the SAME
day survive. \ few weeks ago the three
brothers celebrated the ;l.t birt hday ami
eVrsafy
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
i'hn,t hates In Baking Powder.

Prot II White. St,tc Chemist. oi Georgia
gave thl- subject attention, and wrote 81
have been familiar tur number of years viii
the general character of Prof. Horsford's phus-
phatic preparations. Recent examination.
made by me of his baking show it to be exact
~ what is claimed Tor it, When mixed with
water double phosphate is formed ami re.
mains in the bread wncn baked IN ordinary
cream tartar baking powders the suhsta:c,
left in the bread after raising ~ rochelle sults
"A double tartrate The pilates are use
full substances in animal nutrition and growth
the tartratCs are not. In my opinion, the
phosphate powder is, therefore, preferable tc
others, 80 tar rs healthtulncSs is concerned"
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13

Vim. Tmmons, Postmaster of ldavilla, Ind,
writes Electric Bitters has done more for me
than all other medicines combined, for that bad
feeling arising from Kidney and Liver trouble.
John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of the same
place says "Find Electric Bitters to be the best
Kidney and Liver medicine, made me feel like
"A new man" W. Gardner, hardware mer-
chant, same tow, says Electric Bittcrs is just
the thing for man who is all down and
don't care whether he lives or dies; he found
new STRENGTH good appetite and felt just like he
had new lease on life. Only SOC. bottle, A.
Roland {. Patteu ). Drug tore.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13

During the epidemic of La Grippe last sea-
son. DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds proved to be the best
remedy. Reports from the many who used it
confirm this statement. They were not only
quickly relieved, but the disease left no bad af
ter results We ask you to give this remedy a
trial and we guarantee that you will be satisfied
with results, or the purchase price will be re-
funded. II has no equal in La Grippe, or any
Throat, Chest or Lung Trouble. Trial bottles
free at r. T. PATTEN's Drug Store. Large size
80 Cents and $l.00.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13

The scenes of Lille are strangely apart,
and vet very near to each other Dne
day may bring Joy. and happiness. and
The full fruition al high hopes. while
it, anniversary may usher i'll darkness
and gloom: hearts bleeding, hopr-
wrecked. and live, qlcnchrd forever
aud we. thrhllmblc heing~ of bpn"liceni
Father. mast submit 10 hI> laws how
ever unwilling We may bc. The event
al the deaths al brother Albert +.
aAdam- and hi wife. sister T.. L., n.
.Allam>. /, one in which all our -Smra-
THE, are engaged. The blow tall-
with peculiar force. because 80 sudden
and unexpected: with marked sig
uilicincc. because they were among our
mo-I ardent supporters. our most loved
eompauion> Oh how Ne shall miss
HEM in our Grange work. their genial
smiles and loving words. thrir wise
counsel and true devotion 10 our order.
Their zeal. iaitllulue>-. aud earncStnes~,
were felt ia all the department, of our
work. Tht,5 Wcrc ever true To- the
principles ol Flth, Hope and harity.
Rr>oica{.= Thai in lhrirde cl~". NkoN-
hogan Grange ha- met with an n
rel arabic los: onr Which "" ircl
Nrcnlv moi only ~ a Grange. bun each
individual member.
Rc>ol,.nj That jhoir good decd and
noble examples Will ever live. and that
W. i'll cherish their memory. by heed
ing tlcir oil repeated words of wisdom
and good cheer.
Er,oir,d flu Ve#eNlrul eur tender
sympathy - he daughters il thoir -a'l
bereavement. and ana our ,Ict- ~ we'll
II words. a,>ur, ih.m I'll ON true friend
ship and love: and or earnest PRAYER :
that when lor them, Lite, liliul dream
i, Ger. they may mael The dear father
and mother. an mbrol>ru family in lh'
Kingdom OF God.
Mis-. ELLA II. tGuWll1.,
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13

The Biddcford branch OF the Iron Hall
has voted to comply with the order of
the indianapolis court and turn over to
the general receiver the reserved fund
10 81 900.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13

The Canadian farmer pay fifteen cent :
only for taking his barley across the line
into the | nitcd States. How can it in
this way be said that the consumer pays
the duty? 1t comes out of the pocket :
of the Canadian farmers.-Sir John 4,
Macdonald.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
TAPE-VORM
NO STARVING REQUIRED.
NO POISONOUS MEDICINES.
D A N I E l. S ,

q. No hindrance to business or general
habits.
No i'll effects following the treatment.
i can send my treatment anywhere with
full instructions, that will expel the worm,
head and all, in about three hours, with
out sickness or the least danger.
The treatment is not unpleasant, the
instructions not hard to follow, and the
results are ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN.
Send 2-cent stamp for pamphlet and
full particulars.
Forty years experience.
DIR. J. +. TRUE,
AUBURN MAINE
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
Tie CHaNgc Cliff.

- =
Women nearing this critical
period require strength, health
and cheerful spirits.
The sole aim at this time
should be to keep well
The invaluable aid is Lydia
Z, Pinkhams Trgrtadh Co0,-
boWd.
The girlabout to enter woman
hood can find the same assistance
from the same source
Mrs. w. w. Culncr, Palatka,
Fla, writes,
II was in i'll health from
change of life. | took your
compound and am now well
| recommend it as the best
remedy for all weaknesses
through the A
many changes ssNSM
which all women GH
have to pass 80 @
from early life ~ u
to the grave. . N@
All druggists sell it, or sent - M M
by mail in form of Pills or IN\VNNA
Lozenges, on receipt Of 81. An <GlAN1N22s
Correspondence freely ~ ~S19'1s@ - -
swered. Address in conf ML &<E
dence, LYDIA H. rISk- =
HAM MEDICAL. Co. LYNN, Sfr<r SLys.,1<zG<...
MASS, Liver Pills, Csc.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
Nervousness.
HORSFORD'S Acid Phosphate.

An agreeable and benefi-
cial tonic and food for the
nerves and brain. A remedy
of the highest value in Men,
tai and Nervous Exhaustion.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13
IIAppN HOOsiers.

oAxA's ABSOLUTELY CURES DISEASE
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13

Trial bottle mailed en- receipt Of :; cents
in stamps. Kumtorl Chemical Works,
Providence, K |,
The Somerset reporter., 1892-10-13

It's foolish to pay for mud
when you buy salt Just put a
couple of tablespoonful of any
salt but ours in a clear glass
half full of water, and stir it up
and see how much mud you re
buying
Then try the same test with