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The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
Roland r. Patten
AZ, ,icians Couldn't Cure. x

a .sy s1c10ns Couldn't Cure. X
SEDAhsvILLE, Hamilton Co., o., June, 1880
One bottle Of Pastor Koengs Nerve Tonic
cured me entirely after physicians had tried
unsuccessfully for eight months to relieve me OF
nervous debility. W. HUENNEbEID
DELHI, Ont, JAN IA, 1891.
My wife has taken SIX bottles OF Pastor
koenig's Nerve Tonic she has had no return OF
the Ats, aud think this remedy has had the
desired effect. cheerfully recommend 1t to any
one suffering from that dreadful malady,
Epilepsy JOHN GRANT.
BRocKToN, Mass, June II, 1890
About year ago noticed my right hand con.
tinually shaking. | tried different medicines
but they all had no effect. After using
three or four bottles OF Pastor Koenig's Nerve
Tonic my hand ceased to shake and found my
sell gaining every day. | think this medicine is
one OF I've greatest remedies
THoS. OREILLY
RnHF-A Valuable Book Nervous
Z III II Diseases sent free to any address,
and poor patients can also obtain
NhI this medicine free of charge.
This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend
Pastor Koenig, of Fort Wayne. Ind. since 1876 and
Isnow prepared underhis direction by the
KoENIc MED. CO.. Chicago, III.
Sold by Druggists at 81 per Bottle. @ for 90.
TarCs Siza. 41.7S. q R0tflas for no
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21

Clara. ais this the Arst time you ever proposed
to girl !" Jack. Eyes, Miss Clara and is it to be
the last"
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

0YY y = We will GIVE AWAY absolutely
SXLh FREE of cost, an elegant black or
coored SILK DRESS pattern of l6
nDEC 81 yards to any young lady In every
OnG . ~ tOwn In America, who 10 willing to
-@~-V Introduce among her friends 1.-THE
mr. EEI MODERN QUEEN" . large i6-page
= AV66 81 column, Illustrated magazine,
one Of the best published. Devot.
.d I'M Rctf on Fsshions Flowers, Fancy Word, Home
Decorations and lug pertaining to the house
hold. Send ct once = oest. for the mss1Ine , one
Kom. Address The MObEkN QUEEN CO., 76.1s.8o
Center Street, Few Haven, Conn. Owls
Mention this paper.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21

Office of GEORGE A. WOOD, Treasurer OF
Ebert County Kiowa Colorado.
KIOwA, COLO, July IS, 1891,
c. II. Graves Il Sons, Boston, Mass.
r. Gents-I want to add my testimony
to the efficacy Of your preparation. called "DR
WooDBURY's ANTiDorK," as = remedy tor indi-
gestion. have been greatly benefited by using
L and Is an appetixing tonic can freely say II
l. all you recommend 1t to be.
You are At libertyto refer anyone 10 this vicinity
to me, - to Ito value medicine, for which you
recommend Il.
(sIoNRp) GEO. A, WOOD.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21

No inn St. Jauc-viile, Wi-. under date
OF June N, Wits the toll why X uyun n
Thomas, Sir | was confined 10 my he'd four
months with Inflammation al the tigltf oYafy
mad z Od phs -jcIlu aud tied almost every
thing, hut got very liitlc h.lp uuul / tined
your Dr. II - Huu-chuli Oin'meut about four
monlbp ago. II has done wonders lot I'M. CA.
do quite - euod days work have every
reason 10 believe thai 1t viii entirely care nj
am also using Your Dr.. Hale, Household
Tea with good results.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
Mr.. IL. +. WELLMAS.

Pa1len- dug stone.
1t is said that the Yale men cannot under
stand how Lieut., TOtten could have found it in
his heart to predict the end Of the world while
Harvard has the prestige Of the last victory at
NnM Lnndnn
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
COTT0LENE

which is composed of pure
cottonsced oil and pure beef
suct-nothing else not
even salt. 1t is beftej- than
either lard or butter for all
cooking purposes, and one
pound of Cottolene will do
as much as two pounds OF
lard or butter, and it costs
less than either.
Every housekcePcr that
tries Cottolcnc will find in
it Just what she wants.
Beware Of imitations-get
the genuine of your grocer.
N. FAIRBANK g. CO.,
CHICAGO, and
6 Central Wharf, Boston.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21

II not why not Why don you ALWAYS keep
on hand 1t boltleof br. illlr's Ilnusehold cough
stud cold. In l. the finest remedy III the
/ WurId iai ,Vriy klrl of cough. YOu feel the
good effect of The Arst dose, aud by through
/ using Your cough Is soon cured - aud 10 cents
! n.lll.. N Knlana I. Htltn's hrmg stnr,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

The prompt application Of Tho
touiniquet on oven Of tho finger tc
stop tho bleeding OF IN artery before
the doctor comes will often save liRo
A wound anywhere below the mid
die of tho upper arm or below the
middle Of tho thigh may DO easily
stopped by u tourniquet. The sim
plest improvi5ed form OF this nipple
mont, which may be always found
ready to hand, is a linen handller,
chief and strong stick. The best
place to apply the tourniquet for O
wound Of thea arm iBabove the elbow,
whore the pulsations Of an artery
may be felt by any ono
The handkerchief should be tied
around the arm rather loosely; the
stick is thrust in and turned To
tighten it until tho blood ceases 10
flow, OF course this Is only tenn.
poraly relief till tho coming Of the
doctor, who, in case Of serions bleed
ing, must be summoned as soon IN
possible. When you have nothing
at hand in a case Of sudden accident,
even the pressure Of tho forefinger
and the thumb over the wound may
arrest the flow Of blood for the time.
New York Tribune.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21
Seaside Conndenccs.

Eyes" remarked a stranger to the
editor, as the two sat on tho veranda
slipping lemonade and looking ont
upon the rolling sea; yes. head work
is very trying, and the man who
earns a living by it needs a vacation
now and then"
Yes, said the editor, head work
is very trying. find itso, especially
when the hours are long"
How many hours day do you
worka" asked the stranger
-Four" said the editor.
Heavens work ten"
Head work2'
"Yes, every bit Of It,.
Newspaper or general literatureT
Neither. I'm barber
Then the editor--for editors are not
all wise-shut himself up as close as
the sun umbrella which he carried. --
New York Press.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

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everything volatile IN the iady anf
thcgo omannil0ua efe conducted
through nuotlorliRiiY heated oiiab
ber, md fhul rendered Gdm1ass and
absolutely lnuoonoua lpfofa They
pnas ~ tlie chimney which fofba
thelr uenn4 ~ ogfeal ~ The Aif. The
time tnlton up w reducing n body ~
ashes depends somewhat upoh the
silo md condition ~ The person whom
alive. w thm furnace " ~ a6lUut two
hours IN mnuy Otbofa " n n liltle
over nn hour Tic fnel used is oonl,
aud IN Gyo or Mx hours from tho
starting of tho fred n temperature "
from 5000 to 1900 doga Fahrenheit
can be- obtained
IN this tomplo everything possible
hns leon done ~ mitigate tbg ead
ness of the last ritual. The tomplo
is built of dark brown sandstone,
and its square tower and deep slant
ing roof nro covered with Ivy aud
surrounded by sloplnR lawns Tho
chancol aud nayo arc nrtistically
carved and decorated, and the win
dows nro Of rich stained glass. The
inclncration takes place pttyatcli
after The funeral gcivicc, aud th
ashes oro delivered 10 tho under
taker 20 DO diposcd OF M the famil.
may direct, or they may bo loft NJ
tho crematory, Pittsburg Dispatch.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

NJ Zola in Tho Figaro, in reply to
some critics, insists that the emperor
rouged his cheeks ut Sedan. The
emperor's friends, he says, have
talked as if TO have done 30 would
have been huiniliating the role of
buffoon." ION the contrary, this
seems to me great mistake. find
the act superb worthy of a hero of
Shakespearean play, heightening
the figure of Napoleon III 20 a tragic
melancholy of an infinite grandeur.
That is enthusiastically French
exaggeration We presume M. Zpla
means that it was noble of the en-
peror to take the trouble to conceal
from his troops his desperate phys
ical weakness. But oven granted
that it was a prudent thing not to
show cheek Of ghastly pallor, we
fail to 500 that it was heroic. Lon
don Spectator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

Governor Andrew was called upor
once TO address the graduating clasl
of state normal school. In listen
ing to their commencement parts ht
had been struck with the frequent
recurrence Of II tone OF anxiety about
their future responsibility az teach
ors, and he gave them what was
probably an unexpected piece OF
good counsel.
That Is sall wrong, said he. "You
have been well prepared here, aud II
you try 10 do your best trusting IN
God, your responsibility viii be not
a bit greater than you can meet.
You are too solemn about IL. Look
forward cheerfully"
IL is TO Dc said for Governor An
drew that ho practiced his own
preaching. And let us hope that
some who heard him were holpad by
his words. Youths Companion.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

A rural farming district IN Mich.
igan has provided itself with tele.
graph line eight miles in length, CON
Meeting large number Of scattered
farms with the village store, the pro
priotor of which dictates as telo.
graph operator express agent, post.
master and 20 on The total oash
expenditure for the outfit Is said TO
have been only some 5000, while the
expense Of maintenance, which is
but II trlfling sum, Is assessed equally
upon the owpors The small cost
and enormous convenience OF such a
system as this In country districts
ought 10 lead 10 a more general
adoption OF tho plan. Engineering
Magazine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

The sorfel horse with white star n
his forehead Kicked oiods " snow int
their faces while the sleigh bells tintet
meffly Tho niptdna air brought m,
blood tingiing 70 their faces aud The
bright light ~ Joy 10 their oyes,
They had proceeded 2iS miles when
abe felt Chat she could no longer ignore
the presence Of his arm about her waist
lcily she requested him 60 mind bis
own business.
"Sirr ale exclaimed. III an aston
ished bid you do that by accident oi
dedgnT'
Her manner struck chill 10 his heart.
"By--by"----
His teeth chatterod aud his artioula
tion was quito uncertain.
.----'accidont. IL assure you IL
won't happen again"
There WAS an interval OF silence.
81 have no alternative butt
She was droadfully solemn.
ITO insist that you take me home
nj once"
Palo and sick with disappointment ho
was about to turn, ~ she babe him.
"Ouo moment, please"
He paused in n trance Of dread
sis it not u fact
He thought be could detect world OF
reproach IN her voice.
-----"that your arm was---was there
long time, sirp'
Fal.eringly he acknowledged that
such was the fact.
docs not that go TO throw discredii
upon
She was gazing earnestly into his face
--"the theory Of accidentr"
"Wh-wh-why"--
John"
She nestled trustingly In his arms, and
when he confessed that he meant to do
1t she said she was awfully glad.--De
troit Tribune.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

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are several hotels. stJt1iod over
NJ the Crossroads House I won't IN
and took n seat M The long table
Several glanced op giving me
quick scfutihizlnR glance ~ VI ~ lizo
me up. then paid no fnOfc attention
10 mo. While apparently engaged
IN consuming the bacon, corn bread
sorghum and dried opplcs, I had on
opportunity 10 take In my surround
Jugs. At one end of the table sat a
gfun. sullen looking fellow who
piared now and then nj ON ihofen
siye man seated across The table from
him. From the fragments Of con
versation of those nearest mo
learned that the two had had somo
disagreement over n game few
hours before, and there were posi-
bly, old scores TO settle Some ono NJ
my loft remarked. That mir NIGHT
hawk for once got the best Nv the
day wrangler.
"f'he sullen looking fellow evi.
IDENTIFY the day wranglor, looking
across ut the nighthawk, said Rrttfiy,
Pass me the m 'lassesr
"Ihe therlooked up at him coolly,
something about n feller
bein little more perite, and showed
the pitcher across the table The
pitcher upset, and the brown liquid
oozed overthc table. The day wran.
glor evidently took this az an intcn-
tional insult. Without saying word
and with scarcely moments hesita-
ton he took out his revolver and
shot the man dead"
1T must ha' broken up that air
remarked one Of the group, 4
shifting his cud of tobacco to the
starboard side OF his mouth.
Indeed it didn't, was the answer.
THE other boarders looked up, but
not word was said, and the meal
went on as If nothing had happened.
New York Herald.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

William. have not seen you for a
long time. We have not been intimate
friends, and set the fault has not been
mine. have sought you everywhere
and other places.
would that might keep you here In
my room. would that we might be
always together, How faithful would
be to you II you would but be faithful
to me! But, alas, II is not to bel AZ
fection such rs mine for thee was born
but to he blighted.
Como, | will introduce you to the
landlady, aud she IN turn will present
you at the court Of the seller of hams
and bacon.
How terrible your fatel II is indeed
sad that you may not remain in good So
ciety.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

N a6bheeiluH Wilh fhs Wafof shd
alf rHfas nv nervous belithfs etf
igih respiratory MID mHstuiaf etef
ef4aa Hfe advantages md Hisv IN
eattain advanced slasts ~ fie die
eaee w. applied faesiveiy wv tiaessFe
Hhd elhiilsf operations Among either
things etdehIhs ahd 6thef 6ttuta
iioBa ~ tte obpn aif afe ~ great
beGeht thhabTdiY, M Tie large
nfies wbefe The maibfitg ~ The ba
liehts I've, ttefe efe 6hiy n few so
fortunately situated ~ ~ tt aide h.
entity suoli employment w aht con
siderable extent
Those whohfe hite ~ ~ cieaf into
the country and work ~ the fields
abd woods ~ The sweat " their
bf0ws viii pertaps, II they sfe ptu-
dent BHd other conditions are favof-
able, effect happy cure Of their
nervous disorders bt Bilsineef In
Popular Science Monthly.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21
A Story OF Hard Luck.

'The latest hard luck story that
] have heard said a racing man in
an up town cafe the other evening, "is
that of a young man who went to the
track and lost $50, He had ten dol
lars left. He liked 20 TO / chance
in tho last race. He went into tho
betting ring, got into u crowd at Il
bookmaker's stand and was holding
his ten dollar note high In the air
when the wind caught ID and blew it
away. His horse won in n canter. Z"
New York Times.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

Tho biographers Of Mrs James X,
Polk record what they call q pheasant
speech" made 10 her while she was mis-
tress Of the White House.
In the course of an evening reception,
when the rooms were filled with guests,
there fell one OF those sudden silences
that now and then occur in the midst Of
the buzz of talk. Then deep, distinct
voice said slowly;
Madam, have long wished to see
the lady upon whom the Bible pro-
nounces woei'
The remark was startling, and no ore
ventured to make II reply. Mrs. Polk
looked at tho speaker with puzzled
air, and he added;
docs not the Bible say, Woe unto
you when all men shall speak well OF
your"
Tho company was relieved, and the
lady bowed her thanks for the compli.
ment.- Youths Companion.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21
1893.
HARPER'S BAZAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harpers Bazaar is journal for the home.
" gives The 1ullest ana latest information
about fashions, ana its numerous illustrit-
lions, Paris designs and lAttern-sheet sup.
plemsbts are Indispensable aliHe 10 tfe
uOus dfess-Uhkpr uud the profess iOnh |
modlsie. No expense is spured to max
artistic atifaoiiveness @i the highest or
der: Us bright stories, amusing come les,
tud thOuRhtful essays satisfy Hll tusteS,
W and huu6or. In ii weekly issues
'vert Thing II included which IL OF Interest
70 women The serials Tor 1893 viii be-
Sfittep b. Walter Besaut and Ednt LyAll.
hrihtns Terhune II r,lGh VIII FURNISH q
pnc'c y series, entitled at Ste JOi at I"
ifhte k'bg, u I've 7 horne NIL Ter, ~ d tau-
inte wheeler viii be efeqututcontriLu'ot
work ~ women IN The olur bian Ex-
p sltlon, VIII be fully represent' with
"Women and Men," Will please Gu tiv.,ted
audience,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

Melody wes the beginning aud ever
will be- tbe essence " mtsi0 through
nll ages The Greeks based their
melody on tie tetfaebmd system,
which they tnay have copied from
tbs natural melody in human speech.
uteg0fiab ebahte, Protestant hymn
tunes, iuany national melodies and
other musical themes are based On
natural melody In human speech. -
Exchange,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

Scientists have advanced the the
ory Tint smallpox IL sometimes cor.
yoyod by flies which bite u stricken
one GiBt, md next aligbtiug ON a
healthy body iuoculate IL with tho
disease Stockton Mail,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21
al Chcnn I,nnntnlinn.

IN n company Of novel writers the con-
versation turned upon q, brother
novelist.
"A very decent fellow" said one Of
the party. 81 never heard him say n
bad word about amy one"
"Parbleu" replied S.; "he never
talks about anybody but HIMSELF
France
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

Miss poplin-Are you going to the
dentists this morningg
Miss Elderly Yes, and am so nerv-
GUS! hope he won't pull out the wrong
TOOTH
Miss Poplin--You needn't be afraid Of
thai, Truth.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-21
WORK FOR US

few aayf, and ynu Will be Hefied " The uefs
peetad success ihHt VIII ftwafd youf gHofis We
positively have The bret huslness ~ oHef ~ ageni
ihrf can be f,snnd on fhe face ~ This esflb
of6.0O pfont 90 ais 90 wefih ~ bueinees n
being rasiIy aud hUfiofably fnsde ht aud peld ~
hundreds ~ men, women. buts, and GIRLS IN cnf
employ. Won cen make nl0hey faster NJ work fof
Ne fnsn yon hnTe any iden ~. The bneneas Il a.
rasy ~ learn md Instructions aifupie and pisih.
Tint aIi sncercd ffum The start 1tOse Who TAKE
hold Of The business reap The advantage tlini
arises from Tie aUund reputation ~ one NJ The
oldest, most successful, mud larpest pubilshlnt
f'int lie business 10 readlly aud dandeomply Yields
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nothing new when We state tItat ~ pays 10 engage
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Such u the business we offer the working clnss
We teach them how 10 nuke money rapidly hnt
guarantee every one who follows our Instructions
faithfully the makng OF $4,000 u month.
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caa be no question about II, others now nt work
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hours' work VIII often equal q weeks wages.
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cess will meet you nt the very start. Neither
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