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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
Far ano Wide.

Not on fhis broad continent alone. bat n
raalsrizl breeding tropical regions. in eusis
naia. Mexico. South Anerica, the Isfbnus
Of Panama and eIsevhere Hostetfer's Si0m-
acA Bitfers affords 10 Inhabitants and 90
loarnsz protection against maizria- The
miner. the freshly arrived immigrant. the
uiieE Of the virgin soil newly robbed Of its
forests BY the axe Of the piOneeg, find in the
superb Antilsbrile specific freseryer against
the poi- o1ous miaSna which IN zstdiszricts
rich IN natural resources, IS yet fertile in
disease II snnihilztes disorders Of the
stomach. liver. and bowels. fOr5fes tbose
who Use II against rheumatic ziims1ss bred
and fosfere1 By outdoor egposnrs; infnsss
genial warmth into . frame chilled by
Rigorous temperature, ard rObs Of their pow
e 10 harm morning a1d evening mists and
ysFors laden With hurtfGlness; strengthens
the weak and conQaers iccipient kifney
frcuble
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

InE be1oc-atic j31rnsls n the heat
oi their passion, OF tae s5rsaass Of their
defeat, are insisting that !; = the daiy Of
the Administration 70 p right On viii
tie enactment q q neS tzriH lax. Ye
yes geatlenen- 20 right %, ron s5lI
prove go1T spank II 10; yocr discretion.
The tremendous majority for NcKiniey
in OAio, The Avalanche il Pennsylvania.
the clean sseeP IN Massachusetts,, the
Ehisi viad in NeE York, the cycIone il
IoEz and throughout the West don't
msan anything Like Rips las. drink.
that don't counL" Go right along
T1ere's nothing ike grit
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

TIE fear Of tariff revision or free
trade had 10. ing . DO gith * o. 10,
not a. AL Here Eas Mckinley, the en-
bo1iDea- q Protection, On oze SIDE, ana
there zas Larry Neal, the author q
the free trade plank Il the Caie1go pla.-
form, oa the ether. Tsri5 vas the sols
issas diseased fron every stump II
eaio- Tie peoPle termed ont BIZ fbous-
sads and th0ussaiz s1d listened to the
candidates. aad Mckinley msj5r5;y vas
only eighiy-tEO thousand. On 70. the
taria gues,ioa had nothing 70 DO with l..
Mckinley VS. only having q little fsn
with Neal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

SeF let the ~tzriH snzshers= FIRE
away TIE Democratic press i bowling
IN concert 10 the Wzys and Means Cam
'nlitee 70 stand By rs guns" to -die in
the lzst ditch &c, &c- This OF couue
Sss 10 Be expected- The free trade plank
N the Chlosgo platform Is but rehash a
that pan Of the Confederate Constitution
and the last ditch" heroes are nov in
ool troll Of the National eoTernnent.
four true Bourb0a never learns. His
tory i nothing 10 him He i q reritsble
bal OF the railroad track. With him il
is asi caesar, osa aaEsss. The quicker the
smashing i done. the sooner uiu fol-
io= FetributiOn- Tie people hoE folly
appreciate the Spanish sdzse-sIfa man
iOOl me once, shsme On him. If he Sool
ne twice, shame on me-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

TH-s AduinissrzsiJu, that p.1Iled d9zn
the s.zrs and stripes n Eoa5lui1, GoH
F-0Possz 20 restore the dePoss3 queen %
tie throas Think q 4 The grsst
American Rspl5lie aiding 70 restore
monarchy which tie people have over
tlroEn- II blOodshed follows, and i
u739z5-eiiy Eill, ttis g3seEHneat siil y
rs-.-.-..-..E.le u i
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Asl7E5 he cJusr-ta.z,0Fy dispz.cbes
recsiFed 1y G5Feru5r Mckinley Ess tie
f5-i9Eing from Hrs- LacEeti4 Gzrssll
wii5E - the l-te President.
mzsf s=a1 ny congratulations n
r11 over your tED07s victory. Il 5 nos
gratifying. 10, oaiF he meas from chr
oE1 safe. hzt ron SeE York, Mzsss
ca1seiis and !9Ez- Not only shah yoz
us E9Eernor again, BIT three years from
tbs -l-3e nay the nation give . yOa the
hsshest plz5s- Mz- Wan ION L Eith ne.
an1 Joins n this congrzt1lztoTy noe, and
N-e ootr ssHd Ein6est remembrance to
Mrs- Mekiniey7
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

wssz1zsros. SoT- She Dzzocrzsie
usn5e-s q he WAYS an1 Mezas Co--1i;ise
q he Hocss hs5 o1af=-enoe Eiih 5zcrs-
tzry Cz-iisss this m0-1iag On The esEs-ruc-
ti0z q ne nsE tz-sE HI
Ness XcHiilia. Izrcsr, Brsckil..1gs q
Arkzzs1s. Bgna3 and Ho7'gsusy Es-s
p-szst T = Esos-zlly rnls-ssSoi thst 70
material cbz-zs Eill bs nz3s II the n
ssrusI revenue seas51le, eIosPt . .ac7ezs=
the duty q whisky, p-I day CT crude
ard rs1ast s1E.r AID % sway sail-eiy nth
the bozu'y On sRzzr. Ehich tlis ye-r foo-s
- nssrly 100000 u lsr-, lasi lzsti,sla
nil y omitted. !; : SD, fron Ile esfi-
@z,ss sat % Co-zre=z y Se--ss-y Car
Ess
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

TaE Eey Dsuocrz;ic Dsj1ritiss are Oh
tAi1ei z Esutaeky i eFiienoei By tie
rs-u-ls n O-s EAri n the city Of Cos
ing-91- Elsre iGs 5ali5.s n the box e1-
cas1sd she t5-zl ~ z--atio1 y over I'D
= o-ae- yards i s-zs zlnos- As bad.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Colo-sl 3 r s,razto-. Eho o-5srs5
PdVs.s Izzs % Be sasP=85sl y ths thuahs
during lhs HOMESTEAD e1eaDpnsEi arr-Ts5
II Wheeling Fridzy rroraing- he =. u1oe
o@gzn l9zeing Up zia soczs. Al tie Buiszi
szlooa he took tie spoca from hct driuk
be lad ordered ard pocke.sd l. StI later
Be msnazs3 70 p-1rleia snosher s0lid silver
stirEIng sf;ck Il the bar of tie Hoe
Siaiso-- TIE p-op-ieso- q the B1Esf seat
Al Cizos- zftsr hin. az, Ehsa sr-ss.e5 Ard
SEARCHED, thrse sPoo1s se-e f5uad o. hiu-
al Of thsn marked % stoz tasir oEus--
shiT- Re vas lcozsd Ep. he vzs sf.sr-
Es-ls discharged tie proprietor 9tsAs 2iooa
rtf1sing 10 p-ossc1ts-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

E-drl-d Ccu-sF EiFes lie EepE5-ics1 --zt=
,ieEs, ; plarzlisy u 20 &c Hader1zn 2
i rs-s-sc-s1 p-0ssoaotary y q majority q
-. zalle Ja5ze Jozn Wright : rs-slerisa
hra z.sso-.iy of oser laooe JoAn Ws-le-,
2 T. 5is1-ics ziro-1sE hzz z50ai 80 IA
f--t-- Ths hasznes o. ths RsP15iiesn egzE-
t-rsskszas essse1 Tas Eazn:E5sat vie-
tsry Ct Ju5zs Tngaiis n0sszorlhE Oa -
cozat u the rigor0us bzftis EEssc ssEiast
h=-a q he Bs5fo-i Gs-rfe
EsF-s11css r0z kxD HEEz.TzEz
Cambria oou1ty ssang sad-sly ssay fro1
ber Denoerz te Ha0orinzs EnE ezn b Rid
-pau hsrzzftzr - = Repa5Eeza co1a-E
Tse EhoIe Rsgu5-iesn esluty iicssl zzs
s.sc.si b ns5s-ilz= rznzing fro1 IL for
Bake - co1zfy tTzss1rs- . ~ fsr B=s-
f. Poor Houz Dlrecsor- Tie STATE iickst
hzz a plu7zIiiy q / z.,s foF Jscksoa-
FlrErE corsTT EEs-ELEcss-
TIE e..i-e R=Vab.iran rickst il Fsys-ts
or-uty q ele--s5 bP P'ursl.lies rzugiag from
80 y I551 TIE DsuScrz,s - one o91-
zlsszia5sr z-d oce s15iior Iszl-EzE- y
J1sss esr-5sd re eoEaty D oTe- $50 ard
hssa p.1rzIsiy Il tie Szz.ric. o. oEs- 95s9.
1HE s1Az o. 1EE EEsI- TO
Weuo-s-zuz c5oufy went ReFuoliczn y
z5e Col J 2 O1rsle-, Of Lsiroae. Is
es=asd HeEfs.e- zo5 Rso3r5er Over Ns59r
Lard. of TIE -sr7zl y 2eo- Tie Reg1si
e. sozuty ticks. th-o1ghoGt has oTsr $50
ms5s-.y. Tas oo1niy Ezz : political sts-s3-
q Lzss fzu.
ELkIz C1rErE-
Ihs Rs2-5,ios1 sac ard eounsg tieks.
sreu: Blsir c11aty b = 1s5srity q I'D
TIE chief ssatzre offssca1psizn n Blair Ezs
the ccu.czt sor re o-aes Of P-s=idsnt judge
5ssEssa e 6istrict a-to-rey Martin Bel
zns Ja5zs Auzus-1s L2ndls, Who vas Gov
e-uur Pztlis0a's sppoi1.es = lie oeach 10
s-ccssI Judge Desn. vbea TIE izi.sr Ess
eise-si Jzstice- Of The SlP-sne C5art-
BEL Eon 5y The aapEsSe5snie1 rsj9r.iy q
2ssa-
aL-EsEEyT c1CEET.
Al Interest il Allsghezy e0zuiy os1ieTs1
il ne ashf uzde zgz;nss the regular RsPo5-
sfesn co1ufT ticket by the Dsnoerz-z ard
ra1z-Eump Rs3a5liczns- TIE sfrzigh,-oats
-0a by us5o-5-isz -zzgnEfr01 7.5p5 % Is
sea. Tie R=Eablicaa stsis iiekst had z5ozi
= 90 as5o-iiy Il ths ooun;y-
x0TE FEox OTHEE CoCyIIEs
O4sr il Csszrheld county Judge Kse5s D f,
va DEBATED F5- re-s.scsioa y G5rlc1, 7 f,
% n.sjority d 5-i-
Fsr TIE frst tine 5n f1r-y-fEe yezz Nork
oc1usy ei7c-s5 a Republican sae-if-
In Lehigh the R=p-biiezns si=c.ed a trezs-
1-s-, = p-ooee5iag EeTer before known
Rszding s1rpriszi sEs-yb55y by g1ing r
p15Iicza-
Phils5slpli4s 1900 IS the biggest RsPub-
Iiszs msiority sTs- east h any city il The
country
Judge storla II the C1r5oa-A5nrOs dis-
the. VS. dsfsz;ei fyr Fe-eieesi0o. eI Senator
Gag slipping in by IS majority. B1th are
Dsn0crzis C1siE's majority ) sKsctly the
sane a. Judge Beers over Judge Hal n
the S5asrssi Bz5f5Fi dissrio; twelve yesrs
ago
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
The superb Market Reporls

Of The y J. Tritaa> are Hos positively fis
ts-y- ls-s 4risslae = fte cllT REEsf.aner 10
NeE Y0fk, Ebiea sends uEn pe-sozzliy i-lss
every market IN she city every day of fss-
basiness Se=k . oc-zil zct13l pres sld q E
s-a-e % irsG-. J-1er psf-ls zsase ~ guo-e-
ton ls-geiy lsoms eircal4-s. Ccnnles 81
tr=rsi-rs s1F u1sE ln0lsiy ihat IT, Erilarc
4sfksi Re. O 8 e e ihs = TIE TFis4ae
COX beass al rlrzis in the sceG-seg and
E0rdsrfal caIaglsisress q Is quefs-ions
70 y s-oeEsstci. rEa-riczi ard level lad
d man mast Keep faiiy Informed - 10
Pr c-s and tie {. ale - Trade ms can 4
done ~ taxing Tze T~5.iae.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

i SIS Tiss9rg o. the ps5P.e. b. tie
Ps5ple. E1l f5r toe Ps9P-=. Can't kun
brs and political Lars hsl % take back
seats Yea can f05l s5ms people soDz-
TINES. bzt goz ezat f5l a. the people
~ s-z fs~-e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
Remember !

n v ! TSi5alse j. the cleaas-s. parsst
and safssi of neEspapss for veur family.
DOS weekly neEspap@E. which iava5es tie
home with inuOr4'ify, sensation and a -
hO.e, receive your szociiOl7 TIE brozd
folumns and isrgs print oiths y T. Tr.5ssae
make 4 the easiest paper 10 read
Ti1 lyibusS has the lzrges; circulation of
any Weekly IN The Uuifed State. issued
from the Offloe Of Daily We hare ehsi-
le1ged the country for year, sith DO taks-s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
These LINES Of Chanqe .

The y T. T15sne i the ablssf. most e.
gresSiye, and sc1BSssi advocate % R=pu5li-
can policies What the Republican party
in.snds can h. harmed fr5m the y Y r.
tu7s The Ifisilses motto i The Tr-it ard
only tie Tru-b- The srticies a. I.8s~eil &
H0rr, on the Taritf Ca-reney, Wages. es-.
Eill b oOnlinuei
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Or n t1s thi-rzsa Ssztss tLz- voted O.
T1ss5zy las-the I,=lo-=z-s SAVED three
Eeut11zy, Tirzl1izz1d NaryLzad- Jzsi
e-c1zh t5r q Dz1oerz-ic thanksgiving
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

THE couneuts and e1e1szs q or
DsnOeEztie e11teuV5-z-ies O. tie rssuls
n The lz-s electi0a Ers highly divsEtiuz
Tbey Al kl.9E EbF The d3z liin't eaten
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

AyD uezuiins Es 5ez . inquire Ehs.
has beo0us d Eenizl lon Jolns1n
lac q C-ersl1sd zai H5Ebzn. '-Ltrryr
Sszl Eas the apostle Of free trade il
Oaio, zn5 genial Ton xgs is pr0qhet.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Il = beziuuiaz . Be suspected that
the Denocrzsz q Azsszchzs.tz, Yea
Eofks Oaio. IoEz sud Pennsylvania
d.dat knoE that a1 e,seti0a Ezs held O.
Tuez1sv 81
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List oftbe y !. Tri5snse A copy Eiii be
mailed. free Of charge WzshirgiOn's Fare
well 10 bis 0fhcerS an accurate historical
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an artist Ct great authority. will Be sent 20
every 0ne paying 81 % for bis paper 0iker
exceedingly Interesting sad vaiusbie articles
- 5r~lr1s.4 IN fha H. IL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Oss b1r5re5 aa1 thl-tg-slghi thous-
sai zlsi7n-T IL Rsa-sElFz1is. znd -l7fe
% e1=s- Rather Epl=lE-ag szzee Elta
g R=-zz--iczz ihz1ksz- g..az i1rksy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

y ElsLEr zo5 MzKinleyi=u are dad
a. q 5osr nzil, szi1 the Ds0g-rz,s before
tie elsa11z Hos n5E- oreshrsa2 So
CT l.5astis az I'D - b. b=z.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Awful crime Of Two Boys.

WAusAU, VIZ EoT- l5--WiIi1a Ia
he-k's uy=ts-ious cszqpez-su1s frcm- h
hone aszr ElEz-, las oee1 cleared Up =
the neizh5srs 6uding rs bolg zb91i 81 rods
f-un hls b5me r tse Eools, n -sEiy
H-s1s g-zrs With trss z lsn seroz 8. zzo
TIE brrsa PIisd o=-r IT, Hs son H=-mar
asEd D. esaisz=si 10 ki.lir- him ui-h 81 Il
and Ess -ssislsi ~ his b1osher 0-t0. ssed
=. n s@erziirz he body. B9,h Esrs A.
rs-:ej and sE1lr1i 10 -1.s ciiv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

7 zsza't the tzZ - liz EoIk-zr's
IN di1nef pzil- Ehieh zzTe or De1ocrzt-
Be trends - m1eh gTs=f 4 IS92. that do
8, itEEs Tie .-Dpiy pail thai i respols--
liz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

= Us n oscE lzssn- Tie idle
TorEze- r the c5-u-ry bzd ti1e .
thiuk- and tasy made god 1se q their
t-ue Thsy 20. o1ly th0sght, BIT setsi
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Su5E t1s l'=ooerztir id=z q 8 -zr-
q Fesorz fLE; E-l sop - ro55sry G
tE= u1y ~. tbs be1eLt e TIE fss =
Ia zqF-sczzie1 - ths ps7Ee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
Illustrations

of .be ns<s q tie day are freely ussd in ihe
ISs5as-.e. Tbs psFer hzs iis ozn eoTps Of
artists ao3 palsO engraFiag plant. l. eJn
izias features f5r the iadies and children.
foreign letters md book FeyisTs. anj nsny
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

ozy 6z1t q Plcksts q tos
sEfrzlsa I1-e. b1t a5i1'l tAs b'oys Z h-1s
fr5re .heu bsz1-zf1.lF
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

azzsl Rs9zbllczD Dzsa--ry II TIE
es.r & Phlls6el9azz I ozly GSl-
-T-z al 15cszzE DoEe-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

E5-z Dz-o1z6c r7ass- . b SCI
Thev s-s a. n TIE s5uq. 2 fssd tie slf-
fz-zz E-1u tbs fhrszis1si frss trz5s P1l-
- e EEei- Fsrty-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Ls-- rssk-s elscs5o-s sLeE tat the
rgss-zos srs zsss- Hske s-z-a E1ta bay
o-s-= q thszr c-1ze5sz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

TzE Cd, o,i issalry = zs-la Psr-i-
ze.t- ID yoa bszr znythizg dap
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

WHE. TIE De@ocrstie ezadidz-es tai
s-ppcss5 Elsy Esfs rzzn-1Z L rs sac
hardly s..nsk tr1t
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

j. De-ac-stic 1o1eue-stzzs L Tzs
a-Tlhz.g b1. TIE tE-5E thzr 81 Z -S51e
~ b-zn1 - fhosz Ebo E5-l ~ see
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

T-Eua-s Es1-hilez1s tlink q T. ths
Eere- tasvI Ike L % <hEt a.
vas sherr- ~ eoz1tryDsa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

sifh The progressive p7,icies Of lie R=21bli-
csn parry fEesss's5ly s1arsd into laS oi
eui oing up a New Ssvy Protecting to-
- Cnssfs Peusioaiz. Unicn veterans sr-
eilsins tie Chinese. Rszzizlirg Iui-f : Els
CoIm G.; dsien1lng fhr Con=oa Se-oa.s
Protecting A=eric11 CliE--s aer911 *
curing keciprpcity Eitl os-ieT ADsTicz1 IA
ii0l- osra-adicg Pre- EEP-ssSio1s q sic
PO9a-zr va IN i e-ti0ns. and A. H1lest
CJuat. EKss1iiuz Aalsrie4l ColDsrc-
kesising AmerIe.a saip?ingi IemaerA-cs ,
II 3 l-..r..-----.. L..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

InE Dsuoczz1e chieks1s ez1s ho1s
20 Eose q Esas5zE sssni1g
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Wars he mater ziih MeKinlsy ?
w. hes q riElL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
MARRIED

BgoCGaER-BEC 54EE3 -AEtls L.
tle-z- rzEzozzse. LzrznsFi-ie- Ok Izl.
Iss1. by Rev. c. + G=pEs-s, sf. Es-Es z.
Br0ugber, q Jsfssrs5a i9@nshiP. a1S Nlsz
soszn Y Brlhsksr q soDes.s t5zushi3-
~ e this es1utg.
BECE-EECs Ar tle L1;bs-sa psrsoz-
z-=. Lzzz-ssisls, O1s. Is-b. IsG. y Rev. C
r e-plzrl NJ Peter Bak- u Is5sr=on
,0zs-hiP. ard 1'-s T.''-- E1o-- q JsE-sss1
toznsaip a. q -=e5---g-
1cC1-E TE11-yG-
S0E In. 1855. 4. TIE h9ms Ct lie Fzr
eats q ne bri5ez. n snz M HenIy
S:E.zla7. nez- SaaaksTilis, Pa RsF- z
King re-foEuins TIE n1psnsl eersneuy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Nr. 1anes
gesz-s-, = s,9yes,9Ea- ard Nizs Ike C
S-Erzzza. of SaznEzTile,
WIsLER-sICTZHAS.-Nr Rchs,1
Wssr. of IE1ois- s-d gss. Cara y S.ufz
Gza, Of sazzkg5le- Fs--gEel by q els-
gz1t s1F7er.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

We are ofe-ing Ts1F ch0-oe u. o. Plain and
taansso.s Dfess Gopts a. I-5se these are
A. ehD o. neE guodS
Ano-her iot o. -rripe Monte CIS,h. f.ourh. %
sel 4t -. tuf goes IA tnis ale a. -9c
4 s1lla.l 1r-Al Nool Hop szckilg very nobhy
zfFles =; = - 80 In this ale A. sf.a
= corea sil-rool Rlsek HoSe-sine =. 70 81
Al q 60 in tiais -zie q slc q uafr O<l-er
foe f.lsi1s IN p-ice f-o1 x uP % 3 :
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
Terms for 1894

sample eopis frs. Weekly. 81. SEMI
Weekly = Daily, including Sunday SO.
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The Portland daily press., 1893-10-02
Impostors In Holland.

1 An English traveller in Holland says
that the natives sell all sorts of rubbish
to the American and English tourists
who go for run through the water
logged country. Whole crates Of imita-
ton Delft ware are made in Germany
and sold in Holland as the genuine arti-
Gle. The tourist may have it Of any
age, design or condition. A little judi
cious humiliation by no means injuries it.
Ancient articles Of furniture tool
Every week large consignments Of chairs
with embroidered backs, artistically
faded and raveled, are sent over to Rot
terdam from Shoreditch, where they are
being made by latter day machinery.
Tons of silver shoe buckles and can
d1esticks and plates, spoons and cups
enough to set table around the globe
are annually supplied at rare, round
prices to the delighted tourists.
With the comfortable sums thus Sc
cured the thrifty Dutch live well, buy
ing provisions at the following rates.;
Butter, 90 cents pound; eggs, % cents
per score; sugar, 10 cents pound; beef
or mutton, 10 to 16 cents pound for
the best parts; milk, cents a quart;
bread (whichkthe traveller asserts is as
light as feather), pounds for 10 cents;
Java coffee, IS cents; tea, 81 to 30 cents
chickens, is to rs cents each; ducks, 10
to is cents; cheese called deaths
heads), IA cents a pound. =
The Portland daily press., 1893-10-02
nlxhsn.nx,. pe.tructiye Power.

SeSeAsAs~Ask D0bbkuNtAVo -
During the year 1891 2o5 lives were
lost Chat we know Of in the United
States east of the Rocky mountains di-
rectly through the action Of lightning.
How many were lost indirectly, and
how many cases there were of shattered
health and more or less permanent in
jury, we can only surmiss. The finan-
cial loss due directly to lightning was
certainly not below 81, 100000
To get at something like commercial
estimate Of the damage done by lightning
in the past few years in this country, I
have made use of The Chronicle fire Ia
bles for the six years 1885-90 and find
that some 1898 fires, or 1.3 per cent of
the whole number, were caused by light
ming. and the total loss was 81, 1926,
or 1875 per cent Of the whole amount lost
by fire. During 1899 we have record
of 292 lives lost. The damage may be
estimated at as high figure ~ in 1881.
These losses are the more appalling when
we recall that over 90 per cent OF the
casualties due to lightning occur be-
tween the months Of April and Septem-
Der.
The question whether or not we are
able to protect ourselves from lightning
some five years ago would have been
answered readily and with all sincerity,
"Yes; good electrical connection with
the earth--a stout continuous copper
rod, for example--will suffice" Today
no such answer can pass unchallenged.--
Popular Science Monthly.
The Portland daily press., 1893-10-02
Right Into Purgatory''.

was the startling answer, and there you
turn to the right"
We had always known that Augusta
was very blissful place, and under some
circumstances hard to attain; but had
not dreamed that in our case any such
formalities in making entry would be
required. And so, as we rolled along
the broad highway that beautiful au-
tumn afternoon, with the golden pump
kins around us and the deep blue Of the
heavens above us, this and that farmer
informed us in serious tones that it was
five, three or two miles INTO Purgatory. :"
We found Purgatory to be a very pretty
The Portland daily press., 1893-10-02

Had Napoleon Entered the English Navy.
When Napoleon was at school at Bril-
enne, the SON Of an English peer, who
himself became Lord Wenlock, was his
schoolfellow. One day the little Corsi-
can came to young Lawley and said,
"Look at this"
He showed him letter written in re-
markably good English. 1t was adj
dressed to the British admiralty and
requested permission to enter our navy.
The young Bonaparte said, "'Ths diff
Guilty, am afraid, will be my religion"
Lawley said, you young rascal, I don't
believe that you have any religion at
ALL" Napoleon replied, "But my family
have; my mothers race, the Ramolini,
are very rigid; should be disinherited
if I showed any signs Of becoming q
hereto" .i u. 4
These facts I had from one who had
very good means of knowing. He told
me that Bonaparte's letter was sent, and
that it still exists in the archives Of the
admiralty. have not searched for it,
for the simple reason that ] do not wish
SO good story to become prematurely
public. I hope that some one who has
access to the historical documents in that
department may take the trouble to find
it.-Sir William Fraser.
The Portland daily press., 1893-10-02
Didn't wish to Repeat the Mistake.

There is certain judge in Chicago
who rather prides himself on his vast
and varied knowledge Of law. The other
day he was compelled to listen to case
that had been appealed from justice of
the peace. The young practitioner who
appeared for the appellant was long and
tedious. He brought In all the eiemen-
tary textbooks ana quoted the funda-
mental propositions Of law. At last the
judge thought it was time to make an
effort to hurry him up.
"Can't we assume" he said blandly,
"that the court knows a little law It.
selfY'
"That's the very mistake I made in the
lower court" answered the young man.
II don't want to let 1t defeat me twice. '
Chicago Mail.