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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Il VII sen strange 20 the American
woman with her Declaration OF Inde-
Pez6enee traditions, TO hear that the
director Of the French opera has a.
scDed the authority TO make q hard
and fast rule with respect 10 ladies'
bonnetS Even snail bo1nets are for
bitden altogether for tho 5-cunants OF
the pit stalls on Saturdays that being
The only night when ladies are admit
ted 70 this part Of the house Formerly
the stalls al the French theaters were
inTa-lably reserTed for men only, but
one after another their r1Ies have re-
lazed until the only one where Il i re-
tanned absolutely Is the Theater Fran
caise- Ever since the question Of bon
nets has been constantly mooted. but
hitherto without any actual result. Il
being 50 nnch against the habit .or
ladies TO appear IN evening dress in
saeh places that no one under the rank
o. an opera director c0uls. have ven
tnred o. their adogtin1 IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
CURED BY 4 FAIL
A L.dy Fre-a from Her I-nrustsss byaa
AccIdent-

L1dy fEeed from Her IEnruEfiss - a-
Aecldent-
One q the most reuzrkable cr-es
ever known n Maine occurred 10. long
ago in Portland, SAYS the Lewiston
Journal Th-ee O foz- Years sgo 2
lsdy in that city was aHsicted with
SHAT vas supposed 20 be sciztie rheu-
z1atisu- She lost the use q one foot
and ankle then q TIE arm On that
side- Instead Of growing better the
disease continually increased until he
whole SIDE Of her body vas practically
helpless The dcctors were 1o: a--eed.
s0ue calling i rheunatisn. others
paralysis. fall received q few years
before being b. several supposed 70 Be
the czCse- But al treatment was un-
sFailing- The disease, -haterer Ii
WAS continued its slow but dreadful
prugress untl the LADY was entireiY
helpless unable 20 move hand or foot.
Il was - This time that the miracle oe
Cured one day during the teupo
rzrF absence Of her attendant n an
other room the invalid slipped from
her chair. and being unable 70 support
herself. tel 70 the aoo-.
The family were much frightened,
bat were -eassured On finding that 10
serious harm had been done but
the wonder came = day OF two Later
EThen the helpless invalid began 70 zs
tonisa her friends by moving her hands
and dong things she had been unable
70 accuurlish for uonshS The --,-,.~-
err was IS steady but much more rapid
thz1 the decline, until nOsF she Is fully
restored 70 her oid-tizae health and
skill Whether tie sall Jared from the
brain = elot Of bl0od that Eas holding
her n prison O. ~bst the cause Il (
evident that the faa ESs shat freed
her from her iafrnities-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
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fzz- z-e-z-e The hszt q tae 81
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se-rss ozc e tle sad ard tsEs . ths
Ezter. Ehe-e they ao1e-l % Obtain
no----=h--ez- As b. t1eF e. When
rzs c1l5 uez-5e- coz@ On the ts-zpz1
L-1-s LIS -zrts- gzzr-s-s, wAleh are
-eze-zIlr i9ezte1 - tie bo-to1 Ot the
po-st TIE oder ozzs sep Al The
enter ~ tle b1tcCa AID tls ro@CzE
u-es EEe a-1z1i tze clEes q The
tzzE IS zzEzl Consequence t-s
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-szu-z--v rTi-h Ssh eats ard othe-
f1.o5 q 1a-a tLrr s-e f0li Sueh
fans are s-oclrei - saF zez=1l q the
-1- The-eTer liz ANNALS are
czz-zt they are p-zuad within tie II
clozzre. 1Aere theF End the C-z--erz
Al F-zpa-ea f1- tbe- reesp-5Cl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
= s1RAkeE pElusIoa.
A Aoczzpzss-1 ..< wszlrAy sz.zi.z<
Wa 1Aszk. EsEsazesf L=Pe--

A Aoc1-psssssr1 n.< EezlrAy sF4ztzz1
Wa IAsns. Hlszsesf L-P<--
Situated sithi- hzlf an hw's rsae
.-uu sAe Ctr o< Mexico IS he eoz1t--
plzos Of = zza =ho ss- zo--v ysz-z rs
bss1 = Tol1rtzrT -ecl1sc. saSzzz ozlT
ozs face n tl.zt ti2e- zn- Is zu-A
6esd to tie wo-l5 - Z his hcsly were
s-s5ezd Eeczvez IaiS @1 i Ia
-szIsAy spzzsz-d. Don Ped10 G1ie--
-er-eS - ere siz2e Al ozes- Il The
r.Tzl srTzF of SPziH. e1- Etso fo-
rsz-lT hzlf 4 ee-sa-y has teea . Frcy
% .se 1esussra tEzt he : . lspe-- O.
ar.uu- - heeo-e oze HIS NASH <c-
tazs ho--zbse szz-F. zc-or5zzg % > eo--
r-ss-o-se-s of TIE Fs-5-z6el7zsz Tznes-
5 s5z- ETAea yc@g nz1 q rESzty-
S== h -zczt o. = Ezss- % Hc1ol1.1 Al
tae-e Ess a lz5y Eh0D hs .1--rse--
s-E zAaz he ez--zss tssek % Ezd-s1
rrzta ki-l Aster ssze-zl TeS-S o< E1p-
r1eSs tbs LADY rs Seized Eizh z2l-
sdy that wzs E1zliy pronounced tc
u lep-osv- he shock ot taiS de-
esssO1 Eaaiz-e5 ke- Rl71 s11
q : Skn-1 EA1e shz did b
he- oz7 hzo5S Eie- hzStazd. MIA
tEss 5czSle 5io~ % bar. becz0e 4
no7uzz1ize q TIE Subseet tEat had
deprived ks1 OF his b=lcTsd rTits and
II last Sre= 70 believe thz- he
too. was lsu-u1S ReSgzizE fro1
tbe army he SD hsz estate n
Spz51- z1i. co1z1g % Ns1-o- PR
chased ths pace Ehers Es 1oE = He
had S-tei rp ~ hin . s-.ite q srzr--
zer.s IN which he ha5 speat eTe-y
hoz- uf his lie since HIS Ss-T11t
Is OILY allowed % enter o1e rooz a. >
tine. when the do1 re-zrzs into a.
other En1l TIE uaa's wo-k : done
Triee = Eozth 3 priest goes from
here 20 confess hin bzf he sils o1tsice
: little inner uinS5-T. through which
he eozv=rses with lis Enssea patient
This unfc-tunz.e TN nsver even
walks II his garden which Is h0T--
ever cozple,elT sareezed from Ti=E y
a fence eight feet HIGH without :
er-clz betEsen- This exercise he rs-
frzizz fru-a- fearing that i vii prO-
lozE his life which he bea-s o1lr as .
hs1vy bursen tmPosed b P-oTiieDee-
0-e relaxation bezsles music he al
loss himself. and that is books ard
1evs-izpers lie + sn zccozPlisaed
iiEcuiss and sEbscri hes % Al the lead
ing journals and magazines u the
vror-i. uhile he reguiariF enploys an
aeezt % End o1r anl sez1 hin Al the /
t-ooszs published that are worth pe-us- /
ing lis VII provides that his serE- /
ant. -ho was once With hin IN the I
a-nT. and through AL has served hin /
foithfullF. = - nl,ce hiz- WHEN be I
dies. n his coEz1- as - all1r 10 one
% l0ok upaz hin and that be IS % - /
burlod this On the estate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
ZIG MAILS From TIE WEST.

usuap--s % Co-Eress frua BeEoa1 the
HzssissiPpi Ger the Nost Letters
Z : interesting % uote The striking
differences = s1ozlt and de--ce that
ehz-aeterize the co-respor5eace q
rePresentzti7es from different se-tious
c1 The county szys the Washington
So TIE nal q F-p-eseltatsTcs
from the Ee- Ez-land zal so-th A.
ls1-ie states 5 cozparzri-eiy light
that Of reP7cseatz.5Fes frozl the z1;d-
de states Is Moderate o. from fair
% usd6liuE-- aud that q the vest
en- u1-t1sTes-e-l ald southwestern
states Is exeee1iagly heaT-- II otle-
To-1s. i seeIs that The people of
older states. particularly q the thi--
teen original states, which had their
existence before TIE ruion MAS es.sb-
hshed- lean but lightly upon the fed
e-1l government a2G have hut few
rants 70 express N cu-resD11ae1ce
20 -aei- rsFr-s-nt1-iTes - Washing
tn Ehile residents % tie us-e-
states. E50se state governments were
erected simultaneously With their zd-
mission into TIE uzi01- ere AT . look
- p -1iaA
they want In the old states along
the Atlantis seaboz-i tle peorls b
instinct ard tradition rely upo2 then-
selves and Epo1 their state g0Tera-
nsncs. while in the latter admitted
states. especially fhost bsTo1d uis1ois
. The no-th- sozta and west. As To-
ezzurle Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa srd
Missouri the people aPPear b cus-
ton 20 Be more pendent upon The ceu-
ersi rOTernuen1 Particularly Is this
the czss IN he states where conditions
q unrest and disszttsfzcsion p-srzil
f1o-a ind1strszl O. financial causes
There the people have become habit
1ally clanor0as II their demands upon
colgressDen top-ocEre them pensions.
sEstenanee and situations 20 remedy
ana re1ress their wrongs. real o. IN
agi1ed. 20 ligh.en their burdens 70
mitigate their woes and 70 do other
things bT legislation and inEueaes a.
TashinEtoa which can only be done
bv the eze-.ion Of indiTid-al esTo-.
md independcnce- Again. OF the
other hand. the s0uthe-n peo1le IN
TIE nz5a bother their eo1-ressueu
vsry little y writing letters
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Now ~TyThIs-

L Fiil els. vo1 n7thiny sz5 EiE szre-
lg . Eou god, L y0u have s eoegh,
elid, or zuy t-Uzhls Eifh threat. ehest or
lBEs Dr. kings SzE Discovery foE
e1nszmptio1. oo1zhs and eol6s l. susT-
znteed % giye rslief O. money EIi b
pzid bzck- S1d=rsrs from Ia GFiPpe
i0uud i jlss the thing and under its 0ss
3 4 3 spss5F and F-=rf-et recovery Try
q szup pc bottle Al oar eKpeass sad iezTH
for y0urse.f jcss h0x good thing Il Is
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Ez-s zE tsoEzz Va5s & sEos1-
fzg pin zn1 col1z.- SD Hezry NeIz-
soza. EA5 5 a .h@ SouEhzn -01s a
ihez : = sh.s yoz sy@ azs tAs oEAer
. zhz yu1- D01-a- Toe oza Eh0
ea78 On & Al szerheztzd 7ooz- -
psrzzziy Ete a. Egat z7d b-=zzhs
fhr11zh lis zo1th, III esther cz-ch
bsz cd CT irzstz1e * Eznss s[Gezfly
= czass cozssSerzAle aznogzas zz3 Tn
Elszzz-Bssz Il hs III 5us- kss7 Is
1ozth shut AID b-szzh tAro1Eh Ms noss
tais 6i5-zlfT z1d 6zneI As eztirely
zTzS5ed- Sise dis CT q sEsry ten
srs ne rssEt c Fzspls szlEnE srsssy
Ehzs CT 0f 5e0rz ~ 1ssr iszEingz
-0oz fl C h5s ~, zz5 theztrs-goe-s
rh0 6sz za5 iznEh ov= fhs plsy q
tLsir Ezy b1zs srs iaziii1g s5ck1s=-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

The Edinburgh Medical Journal pub
fishes Al article which among other
things, diseasses the question OF the
effects of brain changes On speech. 5
patient Is mentioned who suffered from
what is called '-gi5be-ish aphzsiz--
This Poo- nan knew IS vel as any
bocy else exactly what was going on
arOEnd him He was perfectly sane IN
al respects and, IL his tongue would
have obeyed his understanding al
would have been veil But when he
beg1n 70 speak nothing whatever but
absolrte '-gibbsrish- would cone out
Of his mouth The 0aly coherent words
he eOuld utter, zad those only az times
and By accident, were. IF ron please.
sir Another patient, who also was
sa1e, could not even read aloud cor
rectlF from booz when the page was
open before him When asked for ex-
ample. 70 read aloud the passage 1t
saaH Be in the power Of the college 10
examine OF not 20 examine any lieea-
tate he inFariably read i TINS An
tie be what IN the t0nothzr Of the
thrOthoto1oo 20 maj0-Eza-" This pa
tient-reeO-ered in due tine and spoke
Ike other people
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Ian Al cd nan and have been 3 coz
slant sufferer with ertsTTh for tie last ten
years. I an entirely cured by the use Of
Elyis Cream Bsln- Its strange that 50
simple remedy viii cure sach a stub-
boEn disszse.-HsnTy Billings, [. :.
Pension Att'y, Washington, D. C.
! sadared Tor more than ten years with
hAt dreadful diss4ses eztzrrh. and used
every available m4iicine that vas recon-
nended to ne ! ezn10i thank vou
enough for the relief which Ely's Cream
Balm has afforded ne. Enznuel Meyers,
Win6eld, ny.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

One gallon of water weighs teu
pounds, 30 the nunber Of gallons II
the PaeiGc Is over Sc co 0oo. .0o5. Ca
Al amount which vould take 7ore
thaa i-oo5.o99 yaars % pass over the
falls q Niagara Yet put into :
sphere, TIE whole Of The Pzci5c woaic
Only measure - miles aeross The
Atlantic e0aid be contained bodily IN
the Pzci5c nearly thrse tines The
nuzber Il cable feet IS Il. -. 90. co.
90. .9e1.l.9. q number tat would be
licked OF by l.0oo. $50 clocks IN $4,000
years It's weight IS -. co. CO. 093. co
tons, and tie number OF gallons IN I;
are ss-oo9.eoa. .e9o. .oo9- A sphere 70 hold
the Atlantic would have % BE 5S1
niles n diameter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
4 SIGN o. MISERY.

Eszz6azrs g nososete Gs1d Coins a.
Ea=-z1d Has 3 ssd E=szIzE-
AuFo1e Ebo has collected Old French
O. I'D German eolzs s.ill n 0cczszoazl
lz-czlztion- szT the -1zle-s g E're6ericz
Ire Great q tbe 1orty-f-z1e pieces q
the E-z1 Nzroleo1- E-ows that Berlin
and Pzrls are not the cities % Gn5
fheu n TIE CAPITALS have the --latest
lss1ss Euz the zint i = eithe- 5n
re1ots Tzlzges o. II some locality
were want asserts itself IS . factor
II outlay thzt the old CONS e0ue %
the 1o1ecz-y surtsce- Hozburz CT
Badea OF y Siesbzdeu Tzs the llkeles-
place u which . f13 tlle lebzzed
coinage q King Fre6erieE-zo. lately
bat thirty Tezrsage. when 1le gaming
table drew then fr14 the Stockings
- - This UoEezt . kaudful CT gold
p5eoes - MCzte Carlo shows q larger
ara q soTereiglties fLza : 1n01eT-
ehsuEer's eztzre til n the Palzss
EoyaL Within The last Eee< The sz-e
lar 5 asserting itself IN Londo1 and
u tse big cities q the north. says the
" esrliustar CARTE Light god and
obsolete gold IS IL b-isk circulation.
zod TIE explanation Is sd euo-gh.
Long AGO tie DethodicaI Lcn6oner
paid iutO his hank al his p-e-T-sc-
to-ia1 gold bzz the pco- are their own
tznkers and their deposits are their
own hoz1is The we1l-roru coins
now going about show the breaking
ID q theSz f0-- ard ez--fr s1- r--sz-se..I
rese-EeS j is but one other eEsdeuoe
Of The sside1ess ard the cruelty Of the
Fr.TztiCs y Elich we are s1rrounded
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Tee YsIzsse Frses6A

IA phEa5z c1z0s b LEsys hzd
Rhe1nz1zu, Ns1rz2gsa- B-zisss and
Buns ocr= ohsn AID soz-61sz vixen
ls4st expected Keep handy she frisnc
e zxzy hozssb1lds sid TIE destroyer
q a. pan tie lznoas Ped Flzg O.. =
ceEz
= Many : pssei0zs he c51ld be sz7ed
taEt = tzi1E rzrkei e 6szth vIlh that
t=Erihle oo1zh- Secure = good nights
r=t b izEssiaE : cents fra hoEtie q
Pzz-TIns- TIE great remedy for oo1Ehs.
oolsz zz3 es.sWpEio-- Fz1-TlDz sd
q G. y. Be1s116is Drug S,ors-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Entitled to Confidence.

II. G. ". Beuf1rd, DFugzist, should
have the confdsnee Of this community
rs calling L one of responsibility very
often precious lives are entrusted 70 bis
czre; tSki8g the agency for selling the
celebrated Red Flag Ol sbSall Be .
g1zrz1fee; Il Eill Do Al that i claimed
for land 10 remedy sxeeIs Il f0r the
quick cure Of Rheumatism, Neurzlgis,
sPrzins and AL bodily pain Pnce .
cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Do you ever notice how few patches
Pecple are TeSrng2 i Is belsEse
clothing Is 50 nneh cheaper nov than
i used 70 be, tazt i Is not worth while
p1ling Old garments together When
they are TFOrn cat they 20 into the "a
11-Z CT are gwen 20 trsups z1d les-
ones ordered u TIE custom ta5lc-s. OF
E1C-e ofeez a7e bought outright al the
nearest haDc-z1e-doVTn shop A pair of
colonial boots, recently shown II =
zhoemzker-s window, vas almost
covered with hoze-uzde patches
SzeA exhaustive eking 0u- q Old boOts
= not 4 vogue nowadays Z Is chezper
aud better 20 get new goods
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Il is a Good Thing.

! sy this EoE Pzn-TInz- IhzTe been
n the drug business EDsny years, and
this 4 Cas of the NOS. successful Cough
remedies have sold A case IN point, a
neighbos, Mr.. Lewis SieOdsnEs. had =
ehr0nic C01ga Of SIX yezrs' standing,
~hich no Dsiieine Eo1ld relieve ] re-
onmended P4n-Tinz, znd is eEsc. Ezs
magical i : good thins-
J. ROSS MATHER- AItOons, Pa.
Pz1-Tins Is sold Fl > and . cents st g
W Bsnf3rd's Drag store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Janznes. Prsfe-.---e.

A singular illustration cf the PER
Eistenee with which the japanese al
here % their family vocstiOns Is seen
n an annOuneenent IN I japanese
newspaper tat . celebrated dancing
master was % hold a service n houa-
of the one thousal6Ih anniTe-sa-y Of
the death OF HIS ancestor, who vas the
E-st Ot the family 70 take up the PRO
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Specimen Cases

: 4 CEE0rd, Yes CSsei, issansin,
Ess tro1b3si EItb Nszrzlgiz and Rbsz-
lnzris1, MS stomach rzs 6isa.isres, his
liver Tzs zEsc.e5 u Al Alarming 6szrse
sFqzsz-s fsl zszy. and 5s EEs terribly
-aizoed II Eazh ard strength IhEse
o3-ties e EieCsTic Bii.eIs czrsd him
E5TEsi Shepherd. HzTrishzrE- II
lad a running sore On hi= leg q eight
Fsz-s- szansiaz. Use6 1hEes bo:fles os
Elsctrie Bi-s-s E15 seven boxes q Bork
ems Arnies szlr= zad aiz leg ) sand
eu5 EsL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
BackIens 5 Arnica save

Tie bss- Save II tie xosls for Cts,
BIz=z- So-ss, Tlosrz Ssi1 Rbe1m, FeTsr
Sorz Tst1sr, Chzppei Hzn1s. Chi
blzins. C01az and 81 Ski1 E-Eptons
En5 positively ez-@ Pilsz OF ID pay -
gairsi Il e gzrzz.esd . give Ps1szet
sztisszcst1n. q 1ozsy refunded Prios
> oe1tz psr boz Fer szls 5y J. y sny-
-
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AZ length the Do1f 50 Is . be nzri-
gated, ana two sailing bats. oae
rather large and Ae=~v for cargo AID
the ether smaller anl neater for pas-
senge-s, have just beea conveyed from
Jafia % Jerusalem b rsl ard thence
70 the Dad sea y Toz6 TIE bats
belong % the sult2u. as does also the
De1a sea, Taicb fc-Ds part OF tie
crown Il-.'-se-tT, and il s Ab6ul Ham
IDS i1teatsoa % ts-7 . good aczDunt
the st bitunea. zni su-pAnr that
a5orT- y * r-a-c- ard n It's sho-e.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
Catarrh in the Head.

Is undoubtedly disease Of the blood,
and Ss such only reliable blood purifier
can ettect s perfect and permanent eare.
Hood : s&rzzPzrillz Is the best blood
purifier, and Il has e1red many very
severe eases Of eztsrrh- Cstzrrh offen-
times lesdsto consumption Take Hoods
before II s too late.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
RUNS on TIE BANK o. ENGLAND.
The F.4oas Bzzz Has szspeaz.a Kay
TIra-s an5 Ei.s Reen Arcariei I'm

The FA2Ozs Bz1z Has scsPel1sd Ezry
IIra-s aa5 Has Been Accorded Fzv1rs-
TIE Bank Of England has never
failed thoagh- see1riing 70 the s.
Lois Glo5e-D -Dcnoc-zz. Il hzs rlO-e
than once suspended payment and ser
? al times has cone ve-y near 10 fail
inE- lnle9i. tVFo years after Il began
bgs51ess. the hank Vas compelled q
srsp-nd payment. is notes being a. a
discount q t7eaty Per cent In Isf5.
CT aee0unt q the i1Tasion q Prince
Ci1arles Stewart. TIE Young Pre-e1der.
there was . r1n OF the hank. which
was net By paving drafts and notes IN
shilings AID s5Epenees IN ~ there
was another run On tie hank, which
1Ir- Pitt ard VI Dun5as feared that Z
might not be abe % meet. 50 OF san
6ay. Teb-uzrv g. Al order n ccu1cil
vas issued forbiddinE the hank 70 pay
cash and this order was approved by
parliament On Nay I. Is9e- the hank
again paid rs notes n coin l. Deem
be-- lsz5. IN TIE middle OF smother
panic raa On the hank began- Tie
tank Hould probably have gone EIde-
had not number Of One-pound notes
been discovered II = box Thee were
pad out and the panic and run sub
sided Peel-s act Of lss4 allowed TIE
hank 70 issue notes 70 the snCunt %
fifteen million pounds. based CD gov
ernnent securities but for every note
issued n excess q that amount re-
euirsd se1ual gold TO be kept IN -
serve IN 1851 the bank wzs II trouble
again and Lord John Russell. the pre-
1ier. relaxed the tank act 50 Is -
permit the hank 70 Issue notes unse-
cured bF gold. bzt the relaxation vas
lot availed Of In Is5., during The
panic, the act was relaxed a second
tine. and t7Eo million P01a1s Of notes
were issued unsecured by gold: and
third tine. IN $50, the act was sus-
pended, although q further issue OF
notes was found unDeeesszry-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

IN making choice q Eiss,7 sid NJ.
Cheeke. ad5ressing Mss KHsns, = En
sfrEid 7 shzl bs Ezsher e1scEng Is .
gooi looks
-I1iaei- sid Mss k=sEs- '-b1t won't
L interfere Eith Eezr pans 4 the lady
Eh0n go1 sslsrt sa0uld be q TIE sane
zn5|
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Clerk stepping to the speaking ;ube ss
L Eklstles)-We what Is itg-
The ag0uizing tones Of Uncle Joshua
sroon Z. fronf) nf)--Send ne up = beiloxs.
I've blown on this ere 1ec,rie light Ill
Tn Sinded, ant is bzrnin' yet-Czsoago
Reerd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

3Gza'na," sid little z-yezr-old Aus
II, q he tzined his srns lsFingly about
his grzndHother's neck--grza'na, yO1H
neyeE knew how uueh love yos TIL yoa
have 3 child of voer oEnr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Oli Brzmble-@TEni 70 DzrTy ny
daughter Do yoR? 1T ne say, sir, that
you srs no; exactly the sort Of 3 nan /
should Ike for : son-i1-lsE7
Y01ng Vel, Eou are not
tie sort 4 = nan / sbOald Ike for
fzthsr-in-lsz bit then you knoE ne
needn't te dummy unless re want to-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Fond A0t1eT--And 50 ny little giTlie
joined the Little Defenders to-day, and
sii always b kind 70 dumb animals p
Little Girlis-"Ies, mummy Comm
home l net man VT bag fell q kit
tsEs iat hs Ezs g0in' 70 drowned, znd Re
promised % bring then bers f5r us 70 Be
kind to-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20

Tulip : The Persian name for snr.
nse- tie a0E'- bei,g SHAPED Ike >
tsroaa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-20
tents nassscrrd by King Herol

There Eas imn=nse applause AZ
the first performance OF a new piz--
sIlcenly oa=-1rned gentIenau
ta-7ed 20 the persoa sitting next tc
an ana ssid- --Cz5eiiero- BE- co55
ezau-a - clap this hand Is s-zz-
tzsllF to aPP-sE4 myself L---De Ss--e-
nesA