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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-04
China & Glassware Depts.

s.. "a English Porcelain Tea Set, Sc pieces 50 90
SI.ss Carlsbad China Tea Set, sc pieces SO. IS
$l4.OO English China Dinner Sets. 112 pieces 10
$3.50 Decorated China Sets, 1O2 pieces. .$15.95
$3.50 English Porcelain Chamber Sets, 10 pcs. 81 10
Zoe Carlsbad China Bread and Butter Plates. -. &C
15c Scalloped-edge Fruit Plates. Be
SSe Cracker Jars, new shape. .74c
35c China Cups and Saucers .24c
soc China Cuspdors large size OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9c
81 .9S French Flint Glass Water Gobets. doz so
33c Celery Trays, cut glass patterns. DC
S1ss Pittsburg Banquet Lamp, umbrella shade. 81 IS
10 per cent discount on Cut Glass Ware, costing
from soc to SO a piece.
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The Palais Royal.
Hosiery Dept. Souvenirs.
Underwear ept.Souvemirs

First noor)
Doe Flceced Winter Bal. Vests and Pants 43c
Doc Merino Vests and Pants. .................44c
doe Six Vests lace work shoulders. .......... sac
81 Jersey Ribbed Natural Wool Underwear . SOC
Sl.25 Norfolk and New Brunswick Underwear. Sc
81 Red and White Lambs Wool Underwear. .S9c
$3.50 Medicated Australia Wool Underwear 81 80
10 per cent discount on Ihyiiss and American
Hosiery Co.'S Underwear.
Second foor.l
Zoe Knit Worsted Skirts. .....................4I c
81 81 Hand-kult Wool Skirts. see
Sc Melton Cloth Skirts. Gle
81 .6s Lined Flannelette Skirts. .oSc
$3.50 Changeabie Silk Skirts. 9s
Doe Carton Flannel Draw Observation-Disclosures
15c Muslin Gowns, FL styles. .59c
81 Mus lin Gowns. all styles. SIC
S2.9S por Irish Point Pillow Shams. ...... 81 rs
l9c Nurses and Mattresses Caps.............IGc
DC Nurses and Mattresses Caps. .I9c
81 81 Atwood Cardigan Jackets. .s9c
i5c. ''Palais Royal Corsets i9c
s1.50 A In r. D. Corsets. .9sc
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ITEMS Dept. Souvenirs.

500 Imported Persian STARTS. .sise
sl5O Imported Persian Scarfs. 81 30
81 Crepe de Chine Starts. all STYLES. 81 IN
Sl~ Crepe and SILK Scarfs. all STYLES. ........sg c
Doe SILK and Satin Scarfs, latest STYLES S6c
21c Teck and Four-inhand Scarfs. ............2 PC
sl.5p Full Dress Shirt Observation-Disclosures.
81 p Fanny Dress Shirt. cuffs attached &c
doe Tnlaundered Shirts New York Mills cotton SOC
5Oc Hall Hose pairs in a box............sl.00
&c Half Hose. all STYLES. .................2e &c
71c Bleachcd Canton Flannel Drawers $50. =. .sec
Soc Unbleached Canton Flannel Drawer. .39c
SOC McriaO aud Cotton Underwear.
Sl.Oo Half Wool UnderW ear.................. sec
sl.23 Extra Long Canton Flannel Night Shirt 81 10
81 LOO Heavy Weight Twill Cotton Night Shirt soc
59c Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts. .l9c
$500 Pajamas. in stripes and bain colors. - IS
SIs00 Blanket Bath Robes satin bound. S12 90
S12co Blanket Bath Robes. all colors. s. 20
$500 Blanket Bath Robes. all STYLES. IS rs
$3.50 Terry Coth Bath Robes. s. ys
SEQ Imported Persian Smoking Jackets. .s2S 50
$1,000 T-icot Cloth Smoking Jackets, satin
quilted .......-............-....- IS
$500 English -'ldd Smoking Jackets. $4,000. s. 90
S. Tricot Cloth Smoking Jackets. 81 ss
75c Satin SuspeBdcrs. in glass boxcs......... soc
10 per dIscOSnt all underwear 81 Is
and all smoking Jackets and hath robes Also see
departments for gloves. umbrellas. rubber gocds,
handkcrchefs. toilet articles.
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Trimming and Notion Dept.

10 per cent discount on all SilE Jet and Fur
Trimmings, Laccs. Silk Mulls and EmbrciGcries.
ST. yard 4SInch wide Chiffon. ...............S 81
Toe Pure Rubber Dress Shields. .........3 for DC
-'' uoHeh iseai " lJc
4c sIools .. y. T. Cotton, per dozen. ....... 49,.
&c English Tape, bundles of pieces. .......... Sc
&c dozen Corset Iaees. Sc
23c yard silk Garter Elastic. zoe
Toe pieces Tafeta Ribbons. ....................sc
As dozen Large Pearl Buttons. ..............:,5c
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Few
Cents

Worth Of Unique Articles from J.
Jay GOuld's Wonder store will make
your children happy. With fancy
paper. tfnsel. card board and the
beautiful scrap pictures, any little
giri can make such lovely fancy
boxes, cornucopias. chains. fairies
and great variety Of tree ornaments.
Balls, Gold Paint, Brick Paper. Toy
Theaters, Euchre Sets, MASKS.
Games. Jap. Napkins, Toys.
SNOW" Gold Pens. Christmas
Cards. Frost Cloth, Favors. French
Tissue Paper. Rubber Stems. Come
and see orr wonderful tree orna-
ments. AL 9th st. It.
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Children's Dept. Souvenirs.

$3.50 Infants Short Cashmere Coats ~ as
% Infants Long Cashmere Cloaks. ......... s. .s
sl."o SIX Bengaline Caps all color. 81 10
81 White silk Bengalne Caps ............ SIC
Pc Infants Cambria Slips. &c
1oc Infants Knit Sacuues. Observation-Disclosures: rac
2oc Infants HaDd-knit Bootees. lac
-"c Iiahd-nade Bibs. ........-................
81" INFANTS Outfits IL pieces. .Sls
W per cent discount on children's Cloth Coats.
Zoe Flecced Vests. all sizes ... pic
Ssc Misses Fleeced Bal. Vests and Pants . $50
"se Canton Flannel Night Drawers. 0sc
S9c Knit Wool Fascinators. .................e4 FAC
Soc Hand-knit Wool Fascinators. .............e 4c
DOC Corded Waists. all sizes. .3sc
Also see departments for TOYS and games Sta
tioIery and books. gloves rubber goods hosiery
handkerchiefs, wraps, confectionery.
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UpholsteryDept. Souvenirs

&c Figured Chenille Table Covers. ..........59 soc
CSC Chenille Table Covers, Ihaxlh Yards soc
&c yard Scrim. open work pattern. 81 &c
75c yard Best Quality Drapery Silk. .55c
S24s Chenille POrtieres, figured and fringed. 81 rs
S615 Figured All Over Chenille Portieres. So
s5e Lace Curtains, usually 9sc...-.-.-...... .69c
sl.9S Lace Curtains. Brussels effect. %
$3.50 Real Irish Point Lace Curtains .3s
$3.50 Irish Point Lace Curtains. ..........S5.T 10
81 Swiss TambOured Lace Curtains 81. SO
81 SIX Covered Down Cushions, with rufie =. zoe
$3.50 pair Pillows Of best Feathers. 81 rs
2Sc Shades, size 36I72. with spring rollers. :. Ice
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Confectionery Department
Souvenirs.

26e Pound Winter Green Peppermint and But
ter Cups, fresh daily, per pound. ............I9c
4Oc pound Unwrapped Caramels. strawberry,
chocolate, vanilla, nut eocoanut and ice-eream
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Bric=a=Brac Souvenirs.
Jewelry Dept. Souvenirs.

81 Jewelry, choice Of all styles. SIC
75c Jewelry, all STYLES Included. at. ...... Gle
soc Jewelry 42c, and 25c Jewelry. ...........2 Gle
81 Real Gold Rings, with Initiation stones. Zoe
Csc Sterling Silver Hair Pins. Shell Pins .43c
lie Sterling Silver Thmbles, all sizes. =. 13c
$i.Ss Real Gold Pencils. pearl handles. 81. AS
81 Fountain Pens. the best. ......-.......S1.2 %
SIS Pearl Handle II karat Gold Pens. 81 rs
Sl.4s Real Gold Tootbpicks. .................9 Csc
10 per cent discount Solid Gold and Real
Shell Jewelry
81 Is ladies' Silver ChateIaine Watches. SO 80
50 Boys Nickel Watches. stem winder. 81 81
ss.95 Mems Solid Silver Watches. stem
-
81 81 Ansonia Clock. with bronze ornament. SO 10
50 Leather Bound Opera Glasses. 81. 35
SO Lemaire Opera Glasses. $i7. 80
S3.9S Solid Gold Eyeglasses and Spectacles. So 25
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DIR. HEPBURN

Is THE ONLY PHYSICIAN IN THE CITY
fracuelhS Defnatology exclusively. Eczema, let.
ter. Acne. Pimples, BIIckheads FrrckIes Rcd
ness VI the Noe and Cheeks, Birthmarks. Moles,
SgHernuo1s mar and all diseases of the Skin,
owed
ofiees 10 Nertz's Building. cor. + and 18th SITS.
CONSULTATION free oc5-3rn
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The Palais Royal.
Picture and Frame Dept.

81 IS Pastels. white and gold frame. csc
81 Is Taber's Photographers, oak frames. .S9c
$I.I5 French Fac Smiles. white and gold
So 80 Pastels. in enamel and gold frames. 81 %
81 9s Solid Brass Tlorentne Photo. Frames. 81 rs
Csc SilverOid Photo. Frames. untarnshable. .45c
BE Silver Filigree Photo. Frames. ......... .21c
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The Palais Royal.
Apron Dept. Souvenirs.

25c Lawn and Bingham Aprons. ...............19 c
SOC Embroidery trimmed Aprons. .............3 Sc
75c Fancy Aprons, ell styles. ............. soc
Toe Chiidren's Aprons, 4 to IA years. ..... sic
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Neckwear Dept. Souvenirs.

35c and 4sc English silk Windsors. Csc
2oc French Plaid silk WindsOrs. ............. Toe
25c silk wndsors, the ordinary kind. ......... lSc
Ice Ladies' Fauntleroy Collar and Cuffs. Zoe
G.SS Ostrich Feather Boas ................Sl.5 so
25c yard Embroidered Silk Chiffon ........... 21c
15c yard Ruting. all styles Observation-Disclosures Dc
4Sc yard 6-inch wide silk Chiffon .......... 29c
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
sPaRRows ON A SPREE.

An Iageaious Planter Saved His COttoE
BY Getting the Birds Dead Drunk
The English sparToxs have proved a
nuisance in the cotton country, for ss
soon as the pods open they pick out
the cotton and carry it of, and some
planters have lost, as they claim, hun
dreds OF pounds in this way. There Is
one man, however, on the Mississippi
that has not lost much. says the st
Louis Chronicle When he found the
spsrrows were committing depreda-
tiOns he procured quantity Of wheat
soaked IL IN sweetened whisky. and
strewed it along the rows The spar
rows found il and thought they had =
picnic
SO they had, bat in fifteen OF twenty
minutes were the tipsiest Tot OF English
spsrows ever seen on the face Of this
earth They rolled about on the
ground, falling on their backs and sides
and kicking their heels into the aiI
like q parcel Of drunkards, AL the
while uttering the most eomical
squeaks- They did not have long &c
squeak, however, for the boys gath
cred them up and threw them int
bags The first day they gathered two
bushels OF drunken sparrows- Three
or four days later the experiment Wa
repeated with almost equal success,
and from time TO time since They
made excellent potpie, but the surviv-
ors have eTidently come 10 regard thG
plantation as hoOdOOed, for now very
few come about IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

---- zrz -ren1ds.ur o t1e company TTss
H-a. Ce.l REg5es- premier q The
-s1s Co-ouT an Tl-szlde-.t q ~ A.-l-
t.=--- Ilszzo1d MING eolpauT- he
ruE-e-e1 ths negotiations with TIE
z--ae Lobe-gulz And " tlle proper ap-
s.sa--oa q zzc-z-r and b-5es So
reedsd u getting t1o2 tEe African
I--1- 61--1-erts ce1iag - hl1 ne rast
gl--afn. now known as Mzsho1siand-
sf-sr l-zrsrc se-1ral his Tems-lahly
T--sI carter f-51 The B-lrish g1T-
.--ns-t. M-. Rhodes established a
fortress and tom iu The new state,
-zu-ng both Fo-r - lisb1r--. p-0he bly
n honor of tlss then premier q Great
Britain who he1pel Ei-a % get his va
cable concession The fertility s11
r==1-sez of 1fsshoaslsnd were widely
Advertised " the S0Eth Atrican c7-a-
INV and Z tLe cs1rse Of the past t1-o
--ez-s rzur vii.e settlers have es,a5-
l-zlsa hons IN -le ue7r p10teeto-zie-
There e 10 d8att that TIE fertility %
.Ta-l7u-ls11 5s Erealsr tlzu tEst o.
s-- sz--r-- ana "a ARIA. IS the rains
a-e regular sHl - be depended up0a-
r-sf-z-s ans i11 are egusli y
.=7-e- -r= ---z.= e. s-u7s- psrf=et-
-1I the cc1----T 3 rsaeas6 ~ - easT
sl-3= ron tire sez coas- The Zsnbesi
rs-sr = nzTizable fo- f5u- hundred
miles Al the Tszr around into al iuts-
-.1r rieh n timbe-. hides, ivory and
roIL Eu-lusiss-s have gone 50 Ear a.
O ssr that Nashonsls1d j. TIE r=-iou
whence king S0lonous ezisssriss
brought the Fold usel II decorating
the great temple - Jerusalem More
1rz-, Esshonalz1d Is the luuter' para
Else Al the large game Known 10 the
DARK continent j. found rhere- Ele-
pLz-ts. rhi1oce-oses. bz-1saloes, zehras.
cire5es, Ii01s. tigers, le0par1s and the
lesser beasts Of prey sbogHd n the
sroozs and rivers q this fertile trzet-
After the state government had been
0-Eznizcd OF paper, the company sp-
pointed Dr. jameson sduinissrstor u
the country. and a. once established
En army of 100 men. divided into
three divisions under tie command q
British osseers- Ihe companv's men
are armed with Winchester rines, BE-
Eldes machine guns and other modern
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
UNDER LIE SPOUT.
A s;r11Es Indian Method OF Putting IIt
tie Oaez 70 SleeIE

y LAAA44 AE-4l4 q liz
tie Ones 20 sleep
sir George Campbell records IN his
Indian Memoirs 2 very strange habit
= native mothers II the neighborhoOd
q Sinlz- He seems inclined 20 recon
mend is adoption in England, but par
hsps he Is speaking IN Jest
! wonder not 70 have seen more no
tee Of the curious practice Of the hill
women OF putting their babies heads
under . spout of water to send them q
s3eep and keep them quiet When the
new ea-trOad was first made, there
WAS : village Al = halting-place where
rows Ot sueh children might be seen in
Z grove close 20 the road
The water OF hill spring was so ad-
iustea ss 70 furnish series Of little
sPouts, each about the thickness Of
ones little finger Opposite each
sp01t was kind Of earth pillow, and
little trough 10 carry away the water.
Zach child was 50 laid that one OF the
Wster-spOuts played on the top OF its
had and the water then ran of into
the trough
! can testify that the process was
most successful. There never were
such quiet and Gutroublesome babies
ss those under the spOuts- The people
we're unanimous IN asserting that the
water did the children no harm, but
on the contrary, benefited and invig-
grated them IN fact, they seemed 70
think that child not subjected to
tais process must grow up soft-brained
AMI g0oi-for-nOthing-
Certainly their appearance showed
no signs that this singular method Of
brscing the Intellectual part Of then
bodies had done them any harm
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
COST or BRITISH DEFENSE.
Th- Iu.Esense Expense Ineurrea b En,
.--.-- ALL r..r

Tn= IusEsense ENpeazs Incurred by Eeg-
isad-s Military OperztIons-
TIE British empire spends as a rule
u1an defense from so. CO. .0e0 20 $50 =
80 go year, Of which the militarv ez-
F.euii-are q India, with the indirect
cVpeul5ture for the sake OF India on
TIE mobile land forces az home. forms
tAe largest item SAYS Si- {. ". Dixie.
"A NortA American Review Almost
the whole q kais vast sun Is expended
out % British loans OF taxes under the
control of the parliament OF the United
Kingdom and ont Of India taxes under
the indirect control OF the house OF
commons through The secretary Of
sta1e, who IS member q the govern
ment Of the dav. This exDeaditu-e.
although vast, although open 70 the re-
p-oaeh that i does not do more than
maintsin q feet slightly superior 70
mat q Trance, and an army OF very
small numbers, Is a leabite as com
pared in its III effect upon the wealth
d tie nati0nl with the military ex-
penliture Of Italy, 0r, IN q less degree,
with that Of other continental powers.
Ihe evidenoes Of the Overpressure OF
taxation IN India Itself, many as they
are are slight in comparison with
those which are present in the case o..
Italy: and il may be assumed therefore
that, while the taxpayers Of the United
Kingdom and OF India nay make their
voices heard in insisting upon better
value FOR their money, the expenditure
sFill rot in itself De brought to an end
b. bankruptcy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

pe-izl, cs1 Eee EzuF points O. Eesel.-
blzrce 5etEeel that s1d the present
struzzle- The doom q the black nan
n Africa Is sealed Lo5sngulz nay
make bod 6ght- but in the end he
VII h.e striped q his power and his
vrz--iors VII becoue Tie servants @
lie whites. Bat even Il war lad rot
been declared. eventually tie sane re-
suit would have been attained
n vez-s % cone Lo5elgulz VII 1g-
ure II history IS heroie character
I0-3zT. = = t-ue. he : called = cruel
stretch b-: PoSterity judges actions
more Em1a-tislly- WhstsEer nay BE
AIS vices he z-hts t0- his ns-iTe land.
and that Is euough . cover = multi
.u5e q shortcomings Tie pictures
y The Atriczn king seo02Panyiag
this article and thai q the Aarzbele
belle are from Photographs taken in
Afr.cz some SIX years ago, and are
probably the only authentic p.ort-al-s
% Re found Il This county
The nap Of the sat q var II
Nzsbo1zlsn5 may prove ot consider
able interest q students q geogrs-
.1-. = Is taken from the Chicago
Tribune. aid shows the entire s=ld Of
c51aiet j sh5sTs the wagon road
c-zreeticz Kimberley with Fort Sails
,.r--. aIs0 Ports Tuii, Victoria, Char
te- and Salisbury built along tie road
ard g1-r5so-el 5y 100 police mostly
r11uured- Ile syzther1 boundary %
Eztabeleia-5 5 Tie Shsshi river. The
L5up0po river g re northern bou1-
day % the South Az-iczn rsPublie-
Bechuzazlznd iaclz6es the domain O
King Khzna, he famous friend q TIA
whites. and Il is . protect his CHEF
town PzlsPyes from sn attack b the
Nztabeles that & white column has
been pushed forward 20 occupy Tati
The capital q King LObenguls, Bula-
VTsTo, contains about =. 90 people, oi
whom z,001 are wz-Tio-s- TIE town
caa uost easily be attacked II the
rear bT 4 column from Masho1alzrd
as the high granite 1Iatopp0 hills
/ form . natural defense and there Is
Only one pass through them q the
south- Mstsbelelznd proper Is about
Is large as Germany, and i Is believed
70 contain about 200. GO people
G. W. WETPPIEEr
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Two Valuable Friends.

/ phyzicisD cannot be always had
Rbs1nsfisn, Neuralgia, Bruises and
Burns oocur oftrn and soD-fi1es when
le1z; expected Keep handy the friend
Il nary households and the des;roys.
of al pain. the famous Red Flag Oh, =
oSnis
> Many : pieciO1s life eould be saved
tia; i being hacked 10 death with that
terrible cough Secure . good nights
nsst By investing > cents fora bottle Of
Pzn-Tins, the great remedy for coughs,
colds and consumption Pzn-Tima sold
Al G. ". BenfoId's Drug Store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The most stubborn Skin and Scslp
Diseases, the EOrst forms Of Scrofule, al
nicod-iziuts and poisoDs Of every nam.
and nature, are utterly rooted out by D.
Pieree's GoldOn Medical Discovery. F.
every disease caused by a torpid liver or
npsre blood, it Is the only remedy =
certain and effective that ii can ;.e guar
gHtea9 II II fails t. beneht or cure, you
have your money b4cs
Eczema, letter, sslt-rheum, Erysipelss,
BOils. Carbuneles, Enlarged Glands, Tu-
nors, and sEellings, and every kinhred
aiimeDL are completely and permanently
cured By IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

thk corasHo- 8. z1zz 1n5 have c.
r0szs zsrT Esels % tte eo1ee1rrA-
tioa q thei- sHT q tas oo-re-s o.
Nssho7zlsai This army Is y 10
mans 70 b,e 6espised L cooszsts o.
- d5rissozS. each 6ivizs0a preslaeo
c--- ~ o1e q the soz- ehief ''iri1E1As
r1zus-zls Zach diFlsso1 embraces .
eu--te- q I-zzI& Ehich has o1e, t7Eo
- t7--se fns5unzs- according e slIe 4
t--szI rhich bezrs tae uzzs q reZl-
---4 7f-usl fs TIE headquarters q taat
---i-~r-- ard the var zhie-1s s7a
zszerzfs are kept n kEt intss center
~ sks E-zzL The VARIES are e911-
p.ss=IF unas- fts c911-ul q tasr 1e1-
fei1s L. ard Ezzzr5s. Ezo Eve -1e1
ss Ous uza b tAei- szpsrsslr.9oS
Ther are ezcezlent spsz-s0s1 sno a2FS
us.sr been dezested II ope1 VFs--sre-
L + safe % zy. however, that The war
whica has fus- begun VII e1d Il de-
s-s- 4o- the blacks and TIE extension
q Britisa ter-sso-y L SOutA Afrisa
Those Eho reDs1be- re te-r1ele
-zr Ezzed by CstyTzyc, The hsro-e
bzt .niszuided Z1la king. ard the
tzgie desth ot the FrsneA p-i1ee II
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The ehildren's health must not be neg
iected- Cod IN the head eznses czfzrrh
Ely's Cream Balm cures AZ oDoe. Il /
perfectly safe and is easily applied into
the uostrils- The worst cases yielding
% II Priee 5oc-
One Of ny children had a very bad
discharge from her lose. Two phys
leans prescribed, bot without benefit
We tired Eiy's Cream Balm. and murt
% or surprise, there vas marked in
proTenent We eoutin1ed using The
balm and II sho-t tine the dischars,
-2s cuTed-O. a. Cary, Corning, y. 7.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
La Grippe.

During the prevalence Of the Grippe
the past seasons it was 8 no. ioeable fact
that those who depended upon DR..
Kings New Discovery, not only had 3
speedy recovery, bat escaped ali of tn,
Troublesome after effects Of the mslad '
This remedy seems to have 8 peculiar
power in effecting rapid cures not only in
ezses Of Ia Grippe, but in all Diseases Of
Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has cured
cases Of Asthma and Hay Fever Of long
standing. Try it and be convinced. II
won't disappoint Free trial bottles at J
y. SDyderIs Drug Store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
WAR N MAsHoSALAND.
Prozoksd by Lobs1guiA. the Knz
OF ths Eztsbslsa
r.ss.. z-ases Led Up - rhe Prese1t E.-
e.usseuszts-The ssurh Afrae7n Char
rereS cozpzzy s.d IEs Ea<sfs -
fhe FreDlEeG



Fra-u fzr-sz7sy Africa c0nes the Eeiss
n var bet7Eesn King Lobeng1-A q
- Ns.sbs1ss s16 rhs British So..ia
sfriean a0upzny- Ths eozni-J z g.
ruts tztze=1 the Ez-i1s ls-l-es =
NasaonzlSn6- The nsvest q A-rse-2A1
s-s-es and ere q th@ rieHest tsr--t'7r1ss
s. tbs zorl5- Nzsh11slsnd ezrencs
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r-ezt Zzubezl riTs- szd e7n-sees .
fz--e uo-ti0n q lhs coz1t-E rz-eo .
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vaesbels trfbs q Z1lus- TAis te-r1to-y
uzs seouire6 Il $50 tr0-1 Looe1g1-A
"a ce-bsuztio1 q EE0Pezu capital
So uu5e- = charter from tie govern
.1eut q Great Britain In DA1y -
e.s The South African Clzrts7sc
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Strength and Health

If you are not feeling strong and heal
thy, Try Electric Bitters. If@La Grippe
has len you weak and weary, use Elect
nc Bitters- This remedy acts directly
on Liver Stomach and Kidneys, gently
aiding those organs to perform their
funetlons fyou are afflicted With Sick
Headache, Jon vii find speedy and per.
msnent relief by taking Electric Bitters
One trial viii convince you that this i:
the remedy you need Large bottles on.
lT - cents 81 J. " snyderIs drug store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
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