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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
A New Cause.
Th.ussats Flosk n la STANDARD

When q new cause IN presented u the
public 1t always excites attention. A
prominent physician has said that 10
grippe, during the last three years, has
done more ~ weaken the hearts u the
world than any other cause that has
ever existed Those who have had this
malady aud subsequently, found themt
selves subject TO palpitatlon, shor-
breath. irregular pulse, wind IN stomach,
pain IN side or shoulder, smothsring
spells, taintinR, dropsy, etc. may feel
assured they have heart disease, which,
unless checked ut once, may result
fatally, DR.. Miles New Heart Cure 10
the only remedy that can be relied upon
10 effect cure. Sold 10y L. II. burgess
a Son on q guarantee. AK for the
DoctorS new book. free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
Miles, Nerve A Liver Pills.

Act on new rincipie-reg ulatinR the
liver, stomach aud bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. DIR. Miles
Pills spe@dlly cure biliousness, bad taste.
torpid liver, piles, constipation, IN
equaled TOR men, women, children. Small.
eat, mlldest, surestl 90 doses - cents.
Samples free, al Il. II. burgess x Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

Women who suffer from nervous and
physical debility lind great help IN tn
use Of Ayers sarsarparilla. IL produces
the rapid effect OF stimulsnt, without
reaction the result bang permanent
increase Of strength and vigor' both Of
mind aud body,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

A person Ia prematurely old when
bAldness occurs before the forty.Gi,h
year Zee Halle Hair remover to keep
the scalp healthy aud prevent bald.
ness,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

People troubled with sick and nervous
headaches will and Q most sfiicacious
remedy In Ayers CathArtio Pills They
strengthen the stomach, stimulate the
liver. restore healthy action 10 the d..
gsstivs organs. and thus afford speedy
and peFmsnsnt relief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

The following program has been ar
ranged for the spring racing Of the Cen
tlemen's Driving association;
FIissr DAT, ruUHsDAY, MAY 10.
purss 10000, Trotting, $50 Glass.
Purse $4,000; Trotting. 2:23 Glass.
Purse $4,000: Trotting, $50 Glass.
Purses 1890: Running, y Mile Dash.
SECOND DAT, FRIDAY, MAY ID.
Purse 10000: Pacing, Free TO All.
Purse $l26 90: Trotting, 3;C1 Glass.
Purse $1,000; Running. y Mile Heat.
Purss $4,000: Running, Novelty, One
Mile.
THIRD DAT, sArURDA,, MAY 20.
Purse $4,000: Trotti9g, $40 Glass.
Purse $4,000: Trc.ang, Free 10 All.
Purse $4,000; Pdnping, u Mile Dash.
Purse $4,000: Running, - Mile Dash.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

TIE bali tUuk u amall piece " flesh 4, m
tue CIT ~ l,s left Icy. lIrhnl 70 marrow
etrupp. htrNis' several p"np,e y hp aetc
near by. II wac rumuf,d yrgtrf,iay III /
tre city cpuucd Wm contemplating hny.
,ng To. hard c"nieot sidrN ak. ,rtu up.
=, M b. protect H., Policemen ~ such
caa,,a, hu, Alderman Miller dcnic- such
r-intts.
AHair - ss-,"dS
Yesterday morning Iade Srlvy, ep"clal
detective on the tlnntir \ Pacific, took
two bon car thir,rr, Chas Cole, colurrd,
And :. W. Miller to LIs l.unas, Tor the
purpose - nn,rg them appear h"iure
the grand yury ~ tina, county TI"y
Nefo haudr Ned together, ard nothing
~ u su.r'riuuS character tfautplfrI dur.
lrs tn" day. Late yesterday afternoon
10 buuerg the prttuurrr hn To- H."
rIty uu IT," freight tram, nal Nhrn ia"
tram reached Bans IT,. - t"N mil"r
sHuth. ihoy remarked tp IT," officer that
tp"y would hike H. walk out un the plat
form ~ the cnbpDe.. They were granted
I~rmts-iuu, bctug followed 10y the officer
\u runu ~ they f,achrl the platform,
lUr .u'utrd 'D,"t sptaus ttum the NOV
.lus tram and "rchIcd. Mr. S-hy
grabbed the white companion aud showed
h.m hu.k ittu the cat,u ~, bringing hluI
. g. th" r,t! ana p'nc,ng him IA tie coun.
/ ~ JNl The ,iliycr tctufrcd tu the place
/ Wu,tr a." cu,.,ri meu 80, aged uu thl,
muruug's south bunrd pass" ger tram
| t.. he'd ham b. the riyrt where b" wade
/ h.r.fa, aud tlcL'r tfn,,d hun through
/ toe lrd,Hu ,,..hRc ~ l-lrta Here h,
. 80 Colo AL . M-Noau cunning wee,
'yu the village and ho followed
tIuu,, roctptuttrg the colurrd thle' IA 4
ir.IuN Nh"tu h." had thrown him oli II
luu hope - irrrNtu g thc eye ~ the OIL
.rsr. Cu.r lr nov With nIs Aute pa, II
DO" county .nn lnry wckri the hand
ruI WITT - tua.l piece ~ uu ou ia,
N,y ftum los l.uuas, aud "a the cnbuu-,
NtiuuI' being detected uy eitlrt IL" ~
cog, ia Ike MhIt"ulau or Harry DNcu
,ho occupied seats within n ieS feet u
tl"m.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
south \OrridgcWOck

Alb'ri Tracy while at work in the
woods MAS hit by u falling limb, in
iuring hi left hand quite badly, although
no bone, were broken. Mr.. Tracy was
fortunate to escape with his life
Ella. the seven year old daughter of
l.. ;. Phillips WAS injured quite badly
one day la.t week by falling from Il
sleigh, her left arm vas broken, DR..
Robbins was called and rendered the
necessary surgical aid.
Rev, Mr. I.aughton was found beside
the road sid lat Saturday evening -uf-
frring with AN attack of heart trouble,
he was helped home and i rs comfort
able Is can be expected. His pulpit was
supplied Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Emery of
the Baptist church
Three OF the coat shops are CLOSED for
repairs. Il new boiler i to be placed in
Nurphy's shop.
Henry Murphy wa- in Portland last
week for treatment of hi- eyes.
Mrs. Mary Chalmers and Mrs. Joseph
Carleton are visiting friends in Harmony.
Thcrcarr four prisoner, at the County
Jail al the present time. one for robbery,
will he sent to States prison, one for
selling liquor. 30 days, one for selling
rum, one for assault aud battery 80 days.
The Western Union Telegraph office
has been moved from the railroad sta
ton to the Boston Store.
r.. :. Phillip, OF Dodln Granite Co.,
i, in Philadelphia soliciting order, for
granite.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
CORRESPONDENCE
ST AllDaIl>


L. ~pathard birch mil ana \. Il.
Turner shovel handle factory hive
heeu obliged "a suspend operations On
account II a iaek II >ne" and several
ethcr in'iH-trles ar. idlr ir"m tn -atnr
eau~r=
rlmf,,as morning. Nj Horace
Blai-del residing in the eastern part of
the town. Will, IN IA communicable
condition. opened the door leading to
the cellar and hll striking her head
against tn cellar vail sustaining q
fracture of IN, skull DR.. Noultau VA
called L. attend hcf.
br.,,. hand ba. h.en arg.ni,.I il,
hi. uI.,r,. enn.i.,i,. ~ l. uierr. III.
h5,1r hrnu ,r.,rti.i,a .,hant fvo month.
and he hot- #nlaviue tinalV. rnusid-
,...in,, ITO -bnrt inn -i,r, m. ar,,.,,-
1ed - \ i,aad,,ip leador
II Vim. 1.r.,n,,,. W III j. at n
Installed tbcir oflirrr. ON =. alnrdav Ian
Nh ~ mn III ,itb "a W;nsIa,,
Lecturer Of Maiur state Grange "a. In
-talliue officer. Ihe following arr thc
onlccf, tor lN93
I'M Bracket, ma-trr: ha> Ma
-au. oNtr-eer: MARY Turner. lecturer.
Zilphi To-. chaplain. Jess, =. Boston.
treasurer; Eliza \. Lougley, secretary
.'ehu " Grant. steward: George Mer-
rill assistant steward: Susie Cooper.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
Stiirls.

The l.odge of Good fcmpaf- l. pros
prting aud nov Ia, over fifty members.
The meetings are very interesting.
Rev. Mr.. ~turdi,int. an evangelist Il
the AdNeut denomination j. holding a 81
rics uf revival meetings in the Union
church. lie united with Rev. Mr. Bar
hct IN the services in the Methodist house
nsl sabbath lhe attendance wa- large
and the interest good.
There /, Ia bc hulird corn supper in
Rcmic Hal Oh Monday cSe, Jan. Ii. Tor
h"nrtt II Ihe Mc1hodisl PASTOR
Tn NJ + Quarterly meeting will he
held ia the form al four day meeting.
commencing Tuesday, Jan Il. At =. m.
Prc,idiug Elder Iaplmm j, expected Ia
lake charge Of these meetings.
lhc revival meeting. held in Industry
by Rev. J. Spinney aud Ref &. W, Bar
brr, hase resulted in thu conversion OF
IL persons. The mceting. are -till held
but le-- frequently.
W. arc glad To learn that Mr.. J. I.
Frederic of Stark,. La bccu reelected
to thu position OF Folder ia the House Of
Representatives
Tn weather ha- hrcu cold. aud the
going very hard.
We are panied TO learn that Nj, y
nom had a -hock the pa-l work. and Is
till very feeble.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
Bingham

Nr. lngrahan Pierce la >praincC
ankle, aud i, only able la 70 about b,
the usc III crutchcs.
The Ladies' Aid raised ahout ten dol
lars al the box sociahle, which amount
after deducting expenses. NH he glscl
toward purcha> ing draperI tor the churcf
window in tn rear ri tia pulpit. The
meeting Of the society ihi, week Will b'
held at the home Of Mr. Warren Colby
The singing school WI, resumed thi,
week after short vacation uu account
Of Mr. Smilcy's enforced ah-rncc. W.
are Informed that there viii be- concert
at the elp-e of the term. Everyone
should palronile this concert IN token Of
appreciation OF the assistance Mr.. Smiley
has 70 freely given in mn-ic here thi'
winter bo,h in ,he church choir and
elsewhere.
There arr two petitions in circulation
one asking for the appointment oi Albert
+. Doni@an a, Postmaster, the other l.
in favor of VI. NJ. Thompson. Both men
are ,tauneh Democrats. Mr.. Donigan l.
Il Young man and hl, done much for his
party. aud, besides, would bring several
wears experience a. postal clerk on Il
ulIlCult ROUTE, ~ Ills Nolk' winch Noulu
not be- other than an advantage. Mr..
Donigan came among us, Il stranger. les,
than four wears ago. and has built up n
large and increasing trade and made
many friends. Mr.. Thompson is Il care
full man, and although obliged to be
away the greater part of the time, would
no doubt leave the care of the Office to
competent assistants.
The week of prayer was observed here
last Wrch
Rev. Mr.. Longley preached at the
chapel last sunday allcrnouu
The icy condition OF he -rrr,l. has
made HEM almost inpa>>ahle, llrncc tn"
SNOW storm of Monday nglh aud l'a"--
day WIS hailed with delight.
Election ot officers AT tle \delphiln
club neNt Friday evening.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
North New Portland

The boys Who we're arraigned Ia-t
Thursday aud gave bonds Ton their APP
pearancc nj the supreme cour, in March
for entering and taking m"ne, from
chase 4 Gilbclt's store At North New
Portland, were arrested ll>i saturday
night by niIed Nlatr- Deputy Marshal
smith of Portland, and taken Ia North
Anson. They We're carried IT, Portland
Mon lay. and tuesday pn thu charge OF
taking money from the post Office, which
i kept in the store, WERE taken before
L. :. Commissioner Bradley in Portland
aud bound over to thc February term of
the nitrd States court under 500 bonds
apiece. L. ;. District Attorney Dyer
appeared tor the government, and Al-
gustinr simmons. e-l., tor the hoy.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12

District Deputy ". ". Brown OF
Harmony assisted by Nj. Osborne of
Evening star, l.odge. |. o. O. f
visited Wc,scrun,rt Lodge l. o. o. +. OF
Athca, on saturday. Jan. 1th, and in
stalled the following officers; Geo. F.
Aver, \. t.; 6eo. Hight, Y. g.; j, +.
Holman, see. together with the other
subordinate officers. 1t was a very
pleasant evening and thrir work WA
much enjoyed
Master Frank, HE three year old sou
OF Charlie, Goodwiu took a drink OF
kernseuc oil one day last week. Prompt
remedies being used by hi, mother the
little fellow suffered no harm, He said
he Wan.cd 10 see hoN il tasted.
Horace Hilton i confined 10 hi, home
by sickness. Mr.. Geo Hight i teach
ing for him in Cornville.
Athens Grange will have an oyster
dinner saturday, Jan. 18th. In the
afternoon will come installation of
officers. \ full attendance is desired.
the rage just now.
Thomas. son of Simeon Fox had the
misfortune to fall Oh the ice last Monday
and inlurc his knee quite badly We
understand that it is very painful.
Gu Wednesday llr llth n MOSES
Brown and his hired man, Mr.. Bird
Emery. were moving sonlr heavy work
about in the shop, Mr.. Brown made u
mi@tep and falling broke both bones of
the right leg about four inches above
the ankle joint. Or, AmeS wa Al once
called and ,ooh reduced the fracture and
at this time Mr.. Brown i doing we'll
He has the sympathy OF u large circle of
friends aud ncighborS.
Nahum Cook has begun hi school
again At West Athens.
Mis- Vera Hight clueed "A NrrY >lc-
ccs-ful term of school in the Elliott dis
trict ON Friday last. Mis- Hight i IA
teacher yer, much liked lay her pupils.
W
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12

The school, commenced Monday after
u vacation ut two weeks.
Mr. Everett Totlnun ot Duluth, former
Is in business here. j. visiting in town.
Miss Nellie Il. Nye is teaching The
south Primary school. which began y"~-
trrday.
Mr.. T.. j. Law renee. Nhe has h"cn s.
rou>ly i'll for several weeks j, ratht1.
more comfortable. He has trained
nurse Who came yesterday iron, Port
land.
The following officer, We're installed
last Thursday evening by the SLOAN
Lod@ +. Il \. NJ for the ensuing year:
II " : lo\cjoN W. NJ; Geo. Tolirr, j..
W; + + NickerX. treas; II + Arnold,
sec; simeon Merrill, hap; Frank j say
aye. mlr.hal, VI bradbury, : D.: + II
+ Bragg, j D.; : l.a@rv and + Wheel
or, ) and J Stew: John hammond. ~
Ter,
Tax collector. II. t.. luch made full
settlement with the town on Jan ,. lsG3
Tor taxes committed To him for collection
May rs. 1872 The whole amount ot tax
was 500 s3s .3G, divided A. tolloW, ~22.-
6l2.G3 town, 81, 225.73 corporation. fhi,
l. MI llIk = SlNl'fIlIl WA IT, ldN i'ii-
hector for this town and j. Il remarkable
record, all done without any legal pro
cess
Never has there been more charitahl"
work done in our village than this Win
Ter, aud among those who have done
much good work, we find the NIL, Whu
have furnished more than one home with
the comforts. in some eases food and
fuel a lounge in another, none, in 9th
ers, and thu, have they made many a
home bright, says the journal.
Mrs. +. f. Hammond left on Monday
for 4 TWO weeks visit with her mother
in East Someryile, Mass. Her brother
Mr., +. \. Mclntire, is spending Il vaca-
ton of two weeks at the same place.
Henry kiug met with an accident sat
urdaY which deprived him Of a portion
of the thumb and one finger of hi right
hand lie got II Ina m"tl'liu@ machine
at 'illey'> shop. Dr. Boyer dressed the
injuries
Nj. +. Z. Bennett, proprietor of the
big sheep ranch in Freedom, was here
Sunday. accompanied by his supcrintrn'
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
{ orllYillp.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. IIolmc, celebrated
the fifth anniversary of their marriage
With a wooden Wedding, Dee. 81. Tho
cy Mug was pleasantly passed in dancing
singing. etc, music for dancing vi, fur
ni-hcd ny MIR. Carr of BrunSN icll, n
fortunately nanr- W"rr attached Ia but
few ui the presents. Int they were all
decidedly wooden. After Il genrrou,
treat all returned to llcir homc,. Wish
ing them many happy returns.
Mr., Harlow Rowell la, bought the
Widow kincaid farm.
Mrs.. Ann Whitrhuu-r, Who lGi- been
away several WEEKS, lH- returned To- her
home al Cas-'s Corner.
Geo. l.. HAYDEN ri brighton Ma in
town last week.
Mr.. .Iorl Hobart. vino has been ,irb
,onlr time, died Jan. e,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
Enbdcn { cntr"

T. :. Burns ha- moved To Iii, oncord
farm, where hr intends Ia cut limher
this winter
The farmer, are storing ice Iii,
week.
six or eight inchc, OF ~uoW would br
II great benefit To business. a, we IRE not
used To getting along at his season Of
the year without it. Judging from last
winter and this. we must learn to dohu--
mess with lrs, snow than in former
wears.
Hay i scarce aud high in price.
school closed for his winter in dis
irict No. I, the 9Th.
Mrs. Frank Niltum OF Concord, Wa
visiting relatives and friends in town
la~1 week.
VIM and Fred Murphy have, taken
the Job TO haul about 100000 feet OF
spruce across the river at tarratunk
Fall Tor the Moo-chcad Pulp Il Paper
GO.
Frank L. Bo>worth u sol commenced
work Tor Melvin W Berry. ".
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
Scion

Business ht, been rather duh the past
week.
hilbert ladham came near Il smash up
"Wednesday morning on the p aims. The
wagon slowed out and got smashed
badly.
The butter factory has been located at
thancy's corner. near nice spring east
of the village.
one IF the farmers forgot to tie hi-
horsc in the village, 80 consequently lac
had quite a hunt before he captured him.
thas. TAYLOR of Athens. was in town
Thursday
Harry Rice has closed school ia Mos
cow returning ho,ur Thursday.
Lew Sliuchfcld aud Fred Thompson
started for The woods with their teams
last Thursday, to haul by the thousand,
and Lee Bourdman started Monday with
his team.
Rev ]. Il. Rrmic> preached al ;. So
lon sunday afternoon. AMI walked ten
miles to do So lie 'rtt another appoint
mcnt in iva weeks.
Mis- Eva Bean. who ha, been sick
for some time with consumption, die
quite suddenly last saturday evening,
The receipts at the south Nulon post
Office for the last quarter we're the larg-
est for wears.
We learn that Lewis Whpplr ha- been
engaged To teach the spring term ot Free
High school al East Scion. It j. Ia he
gin the middle OF February.
Capt. Asher Davis, who has been quit,
sick. j. much better.
Miss Esther CLANCY of No. Au>on lin
i>hed a profitable term of school in Dist,
No, :. last Friday.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
ffatiliOIl.N.

Evening star I.olgr No. l. |. %. q. F.,
gave Il public installation aud supper
after which Mrs. f.. \. Starbird favored
H. with music, Cecil ilurd "A defamation
and Mis- Caddic IIuid "A recitation.
Harmony Grange Ne. III. +. OF H.,
installed their officers last Wednesday
IL follows: Master, VI. j. Merrill Over
seer, thas. Davis; Lecturer, Mrs, +. l..
Pcnncll; Steward. Mrs. Julia Chad
bourne; Asst. Steward, Hannah Foss ];
Lady Asst. steward, Mrs. NJ. V. Sim
clair; { haplan. II. NJ. Marble; Trcasur-
cr. Mrs. Wm. G.. Bailey; Secretary, l..
Reed; Gate Keeper, Mrs. Cyrus chad
bourne; Flora, Miss Emma Bailey; Pu-
mona, Mrs. L. j. Head Ceres, Miss NJ
j. Merrill. Harmony Grange Is prosper
ing with about sixty members.
The Good Templars Lodge are going
to have something to tempt the appetite
next Saturday evening, cake and coffee
and afterward II paper read, edited by
". Guy Pcnncll and Miss Emma Merrill.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12

my food troubled me very -oou litter
eating MY kidneys and bladder were
affected ~ it va difficult II lIrinale
freely.
II used the celebrated medicine. Dr.
Greenc's Ncrvura blood aud nerve reme-
dy, and without being trdiou, rccitine
my experience, can say that these
difficulties have left me. and my nerves
are quiet, and my food does not distress
me.
II feel without hesitation in saving
that think DIR. Grccnc's Neryura blood
and nerve remedy has produced these
favorable results
We have heard of many remarkable
cures being affected by this remedy, but
when We learn directly and from his
own words of its curing a man of Mr..
Parsons prominence and standing, we
believe that such case should be to all
Il guarantee of the great curative powers
of the remedy and should influence all
thinking persons who are suffering from
disease to use this truly remarkable
medicine. 1t can be purchased for 81
at any druggists, and we know il l.
purely vegetable and harmless.
What gives us most confidence in the
remedy is the fact that il is the discov
cry and prescription OF Dr. Greene of
- Temple Place, Boston. Mass. the
eminent specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases and that the doctor
offers to all sufferers free consultation
with him either by calling ut his Office or
writing him.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12

dent. Or. u. IL. Clark. Mr.. Bennett left
for Boston ou the Pullman.
Nunda, evening Or. Small commenced
a ,tfie~ al lectures ou Daniel The
church wa we'll filled and thu indication,
are that the lectures will be a. interest
Ing and profitable a those given recent
y on "lilgrim' Progre--.
\ large gathering OF Young meu inter
e-trd in the formation Of Young Mcu' :
Christian Association met at the Metho-
di-t church sunday afternoon. General
Secretary Matthew 81 Natfsilie adj
DIRE, sd tn meeting.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
oh, That awful GRIP

Mus, we have 1t this winter!
Eminent physicians tell us it will cont.
But is there no way to avoid it?
They also tell us that nine out of every ten
cases might he avoided or warded OFF by keep
ing the Liver, stomach and towels in q healthy
and active condition.
II you do not feel Just right. put yourself IN
trim. II YOU have that sensitive feeling, that
the cold seems to penetrate to your very
bones, TOOK after II at once, know that the
circulation is sluggish and needs quickenlng
and is in no condition to withstand. contest
with the Grippe or Typhoid Fever: By attend
ing to ii at once long and dangerou, sick
ness may be avoided.
uisitos necessary to tortifH YOU against dis
case. \ sharp. bitter tonic, it tones Up the
stomach and giHcs You An appetite. O.. pow
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
Ripley

H. " Ramsdeli came near having
quite Il fire one night recently. The lire
started from An oil stove and consumed
quite a porliousof the inside Of one room
before il Ms under control.
Frank Randall fell from u >catlald in
hi, barn one day recently aud broke one
rib aud Otherwise injured himself.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
I olltOrd

VI. NJ. Thompson ot Bingham wa in
town Tuesday aud Wednesday surveying
lumber on Cleveland q Browns lot than
WAS cut by Other parties.
David Dunton and son Fuc-t started
saturday tor Frank tryrlud,> camp on
Cold Stream.
Mrs. Lydia Hardy and SON Charlie. are
stopping with her daughter. Mr.. Jerome
Dunt"u.
Mrs. Frank Nittum visited her sister,
Mrs i, NJ. Berry of Emblem last week.
Mrs. Redington Chase ha> been very
sick. hut is now better
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12

President Harrison has given IL the
best Civil Service Commission wc have
eyer had. and he has extended the re-
form rules over more cmploNc, ol the
Government than auy President before
him. Vet the Mu@Nump- affirm that Mr..
Cleveland. under whose administration
the gravc~i abuse tlntWi-hed, wa, The
better rcformcr,
The French ministry la, resigned and
the nov cabinet organized by ". Ribot, l.,
CONFUSED of NJ. RibCt. premier aud min.
i~lcr at the interior; NJ. bevrll". foreign
affair; NJ. Iiratd. finance: NJ. Bourgeois,
Justice; zen. l.oizil'on. War; NJ Bur
drau colonies and marinc; VI. burny,
instruction; VI Nigcrd, agriculture; NJ.
Sicgiricd. commerce: NJ. Nletle. works.
The most notable difference between thi,
cabinet and it, predecessor l. shown by
the absence Of NJ. De frcvcinct and NJ
Louhel. The Chamber ot Deputies
has resumed it, -itling-. NJ. asimer-
Pcricr Wa elected President of the
Chamber.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12

erful liver regulator,
+, starts MP the ,ecrc d
,ions of that organ aud
throws of the bile.
As q laxative it regu-
lltes the bowels and
keeps them healthy.
As a blood purifier it
starts up and governs
the circulation and
makes good healthy
blood
In short it put, you
on your feet in a con-
dition to meet the
changes OF our Varied
New England climate.