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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-15

My mustaehe," said Willie Wibbles.
lis coming up in spite of che fact that 81
many people call it down '"-washing.
ton Star
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-15
NJ. QUAD.

Addison c. Gumbcrt. who sued the
Chicago Baseball club to recover back
salary and damages to the amount of 81, :
200. was nonsuitcd when the action came
to trial recently.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-15
Waterbury RalllI WORKS.

Having rsm wed to the corner Porter stree
AMI n q. r. z. 0ormsrly the Waterbury AaLe
ABLE iron Co grounds) ami being q PraSno>
5sIIer water Tank smoke stack Tar hesiIn-
Purnacss Anuealtng Pans. Plate and q set Irol
" ;rk of all Descriptions orders oS u III WI
recsi7e prompt Intention
. n BOX al
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-15
ST. LOUIS UP TODATE
A WIDE AWAKE CITY AND ITS GREAT
INDUSTRIES.

Il Claims the Largest Shoe Factory, To-
baeeo Factory and Beer Brewery In the
worId-It Also Has n o.. 900, 900 Rail-
way Station and a Sc 200, 900 Hotel.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IO.-If you have n no
ton, from what you may have heart
about st. Louis, that it is retrogressivc
town, that its citizens haye made up their
minds because Chicago has a little tho
start just now in the way of population,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
In Private Practice

such ssTOnz prrofs q the HLarSein1s
caaes made Is Dr. David keHnedy :
Fsvuzite Rsnae8y have teen h-eusill 70
public noris,e la-esy. thragh the va-i-
o,ls newspaper investigations, thsI il
has ls.eozlae nov the ssansizrsi medicine
far the dIz<s-z for which it i preEsr-
Cd
Dr. G. H IngraassIn- ~ AInSseniaIn-
y. y. s1zfes. where the regular pre-
seripsiasas u=s-i in eza-e q kidney d.
esse and grzveI utterly fsIi=si. he Pn-
scrissed Dr. KenneSiy's Favcrite reine-
iy. and II eunel tile ps1ient-
Dr. Wm- Smith q Jesrett's Heights.
y. L. p.rssaris--i Favorife RsnlsSiy fsE
Mrs- Casper Brooks. q Athens. y \,
Who szss suffering from kidney di=szse,
uIcers-ian q tfe =toIlaeh- complicated
with -ickIls=s E.ec8liar 10 hsr =sxs after
the second day. steady Improvement
ras noted, and fislal permanent reegv-
eEy-
Dr. KanneIy-s Fsvoriie Remedy scl-
dinee4ly upon the Kidneys liveE and
hood. in e.l-eS q nervoasnes=. dysPep-
s.a- rhsunaars-sn and Brighr's dissase.
Il hz.s naslis nsa-4 pronounezi elrs~. 81
ter al other treatments have 1ailed-
Druggists seIl IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

4 zsrvznt giri who Wss employed in
a family in which there Wa several
children t-scasIse very much alarmed
when ore of them f=Il Ii sFifh seaElel
fever. she Wa for leaving a once
Yoa nsszi not t. afraid, Hezty, sid
her nistress- We have i=olatel the IL
lie box, zBd you need not 20 near hiIn-
moreover, adults rarziy take the d.
ease
An hour OF two later Hetty vras over
heard saving 70 a felIog ssrCaIIi-
Julia. what dos Isolated ulean-
] don't exaetiy know, replie7i the
brilliant Julia. b1i I E8ess il means
tl.at They have I,al him On ioe-
That mus b Il And xhst i an
adalts
1 don't exactly know thai either, bli
l gae=s il mean= q giri who wcriks cat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

hind him the firs-Sisief. ssiIl rHiissss
ms evss. MISTY with slesp- SeinePoTs
zlaue retained the conPl~slne- he
Easse-i ta.ily siaut him. caught siznt
q Gan.8eIin stEH struggling wildly,
and s1.islen tso1zhf -track him
.sPerhsqz.'- g snss tire presssf reesiled
riae c-sIonsI's excited visit . lliEn awhile
aea. 10 ~ Il the hzinirss--
~ The wav. was aot - be foand, kav-
Enr skipped ovgE the rs-of 10 the seeIri-
X of s ne5ghi,oring gzrrst, where, IN a
-ruocte q far. be awaited the end q
H. fneguIfssllerlsii,ie nighlnlaTe--E-zT-
hsr- The e5iasssl had really attempted
- dre the baTlding
S.neE1r4 tu-1s-i, eziil.-i = =-rselt Il
vile and F,rgseIiliy GondeIin- his srul
1l.rsazh an o.fiaer's Was safr in the -
es,-son Il tf,e casaIlsisssire's ofFice and
aa inquiry going on The note 70 tlse
lIairIrs--r. fund IN hi- pocket. give
4 eiew u work ca Alexsndre was
hunted gp and breaghf in % testify,
and tlae nnys-,Ey va speedily solved
and fsr this. ms f4ith-' Aiexsndre
Indignantly reFEoaelled the colonel
when be had rad the Eo1e sddressssd
70 him. for this va have r1ined ne
and x-aks.d u, the whole town. Night
l..sare last. uaesz5ear-, when I dressed
Nuse- Goudelin-s hair for the iaH. !
mr. on u make Il aszistic, s tiny little
tafI. O. switch. = fal>e hair l didn't
pin Il tizar enough I sl1Pp0se. and sAe
Ie.-- II dancing. ard Mon de Ssinep.sT1
he-e. he tells rue, las the one 10 End
Il Sueh things hapI.sa 70 everyone,
yo1 know
Gondelin. pale wi1h JOY, extended
his hand % the worthy srtist-
III should teach you, thoagh. 70 fast
-, vssr sslSe hair more securely nexI
ti,as. monsieur, said he -but II il
nj and Do nos harfoT iil-fceling-
Ssnd In voar bill and III pay il
Which he did without even gToan
AZ The expen-e. - relieved was LIZ 70
know hi suspicion unf0undei- though
rte bIIl. hsIuize-d = follows. @mognled
Io-
one hair dressing fraHes
Hire OF switch. one ev'ng ; francs
Cost y fre S.5" francs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
She Cana 70 Her Lovers Reseae.

Miss IsaF-sl Notation va q teacher
IN a pubiir srhoQl- She had a youns
man friend who vas nervous and difti-
dent- She knew 1hai he was in love
with her. hclr every time he sfaT1ed y
propose he siammered snd stuttered
and became - eGnissrras--i that she
felt obliged II change the -ubiect-
The Young nan realized his falling
and Eas much humiIiafed thereby
Night after night he SenI up 10 Mis-
MeGalIon's hoE-e. determined q AK
her If she would nos eoHseat 70 give uP
ieaehing school and becsme hi> wife,
and aight after night hc made a lFOst
Of the operation one day la Wa I-lz>-
ing along the street ON which tie
school in which Ms Notation teaches
/, situated. and he felt that If he e7lld
see the object Of his sdorafion Al thai
tilne ne would have nerve enough .
AK the moment0ls question. He
Thought the matter over and bs7eame
firmly convinced that he Wa equal 20
the emergency. There was nothing
70 DO then bat Try the experiment, and
he walked boldly into the school and
asked % - Ms Mcl5alIon-
The 5anitor escorted him 70 her room
She had q Ioi of youngsters in front u
her, deep in the mysIeries Of decinals,
when the young man came into tlie
room she came graeiou>ly forward 10
meet him. He blushed bii, but his
tongue did not q hack on him
How do you does'' she said, wish a
charming smile. TO what ana / in
debte.I for ;he great pleasure o. this
visiie''
The young man grasPsi her hand
MIS- Me,izIlon-Isai.el, = he sid fer
ven1Iy, 4 have something very I'M
portant 10 say % you II ! something
on which depends my happines- for al
NY future days I want 10 ask
"Bgi." interrupted MIS- MeGalion,
III il j. 70 important a. thar, would il
Att - atrtAtA "a - AFAf si-'4-t-
''Yes, bat beg Of you not - turn a
deaf ezT TO me beeause these children
are here"
Miss McSGallon smiled again- Then
she walked 70 the desk sEsd rang big
gong three times At the sound Of II
the children all rose and marched cut
Of the r0.om-
That, she said n she turned TO the
a-toni-lled Young man. - the fire drill
Nov, If you hustle, you VIII have time
to SAY what yea want TO SAY before they
ct back"
And he had just received the b.
tEothal kiss as the children came troop
ing through the hall on their return
Bsggaio ElsDress.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
Sumner Vacation Tours.

Tire Baltimore & Ohio Z z Co nov'
hss on s-.Ie AZ all Is oiiiess -; of the
Ohio rirer faIl line of tourist eNe1r-
sion tickets 10 au the lslze, mountain
and seasho1e resercs in the Eastern
and Nor.harn State- and il Canals
T.ls=e ticket- ..u- valid ior Tellrl Io'lE-
nev untIi October Slst- Before decd
ing upon your Summer outing i 7Fo-lid
L.. szeII 10 consult The p & o book q
.Raate- and Ratss for Sammer IoaTs-
All b < o. Ticket Asent- AZ principal
points have them- and they vii b
-zsn5 postpaid upon r,7s-eiPs q ten es=iit-
l,v Ciaas. o. 5euIl. General Pas. Agent
b. 80. z r., Baltimore, Nd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
Excursion 70 Assury PaIk. NJ.

The Baltimore and Ohio Eaiiroad
Co. wIll s-lIexcsIr,iea tickets 70 A-l-urg
Park y =. and retuTn. from 81 points
on L. lines east of the Ohio River. July
sth, sth ani 10Th, good returning until
July l6ih. with privilege Of extension
until SEPTEMBER Ist provided the r.
turn por5ioa of tie ticket : deposited
with the Joint Agent Al AsbuTy Park
or or before July l5sh-
The round trip rate from Ritt-l,ur.
viii b slS-2j. aud corn~pondingiy los
from al other points oh the T. d O.
system
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
Irrezulauty.

i that what troubles y0ae Then it,
easily and promptly renediei BY DR..
Pieroe-- Pleasant Pellets They resu-
late the system perfectly. Take one f0r
q gentle laxative OF corrective; three
flr czlthertic-
II yoa suffer from Constipation, IN
digestion. Bilious attacks, sick OF Bill
lou, Headaches OF any arrangement
q the liver, s-om8ch or bowels, 1ry
the~- little Pellets They bring i per
Hi11lossf eare- Instead u shocking and
weakening the system with violence,
ike t.le ordinary pills, they ac1 in a
Terfeetly easy and natural way.
They're the smallest. the easiest u take
and the choal,af, for they'r r .gssar1a-
fse,f u give satisfaction, or your money
/ returned
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

s-yE7sen va Ia Arxaasas. N the
Iunssr l.lsiss.-ss. I u>si fosFssd 3 god
,iezai af tiaae bunting One 'isy had
tracsef a deer u, tlsr tans = ii.e Ms
i-zipT's rsvs.r ssaa Wa - esszss on his
trs1 tsst when I e; Hesr fle tank 7
ss.W him jump into the sFateraisd strike
oat fof the opposite silsrr- To my -;sT-
prise big snake iuinE=si IL after him
and eam,nenoeda hot ps-sai1- Tbs
snake Wa nos pso-e tElan fiftesn yaTsis
behind the deer. and siiiloagh iiae lst-
ser wz- swimming far life the SHAKE
slowly rzins-g OK EsiEa- Tie riyer WAs
hizh and al kinds efz.rifl sse1e fisafirss
IoEn-aIiS, heneeoI-. oasho1s~4 ele-
Ai.ouf the middle of the STRAIN sas :
sC-a-l-Sizs-i patch q drif, with = two
story frsuse hs.asc On IL The bosE-e
v-as empty. buf fhe kitchen hre w.
nol osIf and smoke vas esaling froEa
the chimney. The der made str4ighs
far the patch ef iria. and II god
luck sle,sszse-i in eIanileriag - 70 Il
@A- =oon = he 81 s fso-hel-i De
darted inside the hoUse. eri6enfiy
thinking hat q szfe refuge fIu-a the
snake Tie sBske wzs thea uot more
rasn f.suT o. I'VE sanss f1s2 tbe drii1
snd going 81 falI sI,ezsi- Reaching The
faatiilg mas be u-,.fie seTerai attempts
70 faIloyr tEe si,,es, t.u1 he esuId aot 81
5s;t = tie Esiez- Try his hs~t 3 c7sld
not gef osi the top Of thedritl- Finally
BE- ssensd 10 ehanwe hiz mind and
turned AMI sEsll s9ne distance d1sen
stream and then tur.le.i With his had
li,l StEtaln- The der u-as standing %
tire frsnt dor 81 ths. sssa-e and co-ld
ainios1 ~ tie hair rssise on biz iaek b
the snake csiught ms eye Tiie snake
had ofened IT. moIfh and was ap-
pss7eHfly living siiIi IN the stHealn. while
the ciamy q driff iaatei toward hiia.-
A. Il approached him wondered svilaf
le ygas going 70 do thoaghi be
would make another effoTf 10 81 a.
ihe der. bat instead - that De just
oFsne-l his mouth ai,oui four tialss A.
uide q Il va before and lrefore knew
what ile Vas UP 70 be had swallowed
the whole layout--tirifiEoad. dwelling
hou=-, der and all -
Afier that noi.o-iy spoke flT a minute
OF tro, when the Judge veDrunei 10
r-lnark that ii must have been a very
small hoa-e-
'-Not - very- sl,i--- sid The a1H1TH-
hair-l ulaf. bat tliebres,l = snake I
am Speaking q have veFy larse
Ino-tils.-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
He Was Puzzled

: southern writer rePort- Tire ques-
ton q raw recruit who PerhaI,- Wa-
not quite - raw - he seemed
Al one 4 the Po-tz of the signal
corps near CuiPePper al inEntryInan
Iounged up 70 a man on duty and -s7.in-
al deeply interested in hi~ Illaneuver--
The signalman paid no attention 10 the
newcomer. but oon1iuus-l % flop assa5
night and Iefy- with hi- fias-
Il say, str-a-nser- draEiesi the
fellow II last, ..are the fiies ps-tering
IL 8aa.s''
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

IS stamped in the best watch
cases made. II IS the trade
mark Of the Keystone HatcA
Case Company OF Philadelphia,
the oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
goo employees, capacity y2ooo
cases daily. It's products are
sold by all jewelers.. Il mikes
he celebrated Jas. Bass Fillr1
Iyrtrh Gases, now fitted wFih
he only bow lring) wiiich can
10 be pulled of the case-the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
P..sraalizn Runs to Hound Pups

Anrpos 70 the dis,riisEtion Of seed
from the D4rareIneut of Agriculture,
which was un6-r discussion IN the
H1u- on wednesday. RspressntaIive
Tucker. of Virginia told . story DE
-aiI thsr down in -ApPoaattox county
tI.are lived az Old fzrmer 70 whom he
had On -ere-aI occasions sent paekss.s
~ -sds and shipments of ii=h from
Tire Fish Commission with which 70
--oek the creeks and ponds on hi
p.aee One oou-t day. when the Rep
rs-.suts-ive wa in town, his farmer
friend approached and in confideI-
tiaI u-av sid. Tuck, you've -ent me
-es-i- and lsh two OF Jhrse timeS, and l
am very much obliged 10 you for them
but there J. one o-her thing wish you
would d.. i you can"
What, that asked The Representa-
tive
--WeIl. ! want thoroughbred hound
pup far ms kennel. and I thought
lnayle goa folks up Al Washington
Z could -znd /. down % me jGs1 A. vel
/ - no1. II 7 only asked for Il
.Why certainly responded Tucker.
/ 1T vii give me great pleasure 70 --nd
I tile pup u you and - scOn - I gel
hack D. Washington yo1 may look ouf
far him The Representative said
/ tsiat. - far - he could ~, there Sa-
( 10 reason why tie government should
I na- - into the bsl-ine=s Of supplying
Z the constituents u Congrsssulan with
{ dog % improve their breeds a. vel 3
SD 20 improve their crop, and fish 70
aid . their food supply -" he
continued. Il hunted up a thorough
Ir,-d hound pup had him nicely erat-
ed prepaid the express ehargez and
-sut him down And you can beI thai
1 constituent l. solid for Tucker"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

Lady-E want doll for my little
girl here.
Clerk-What kind Of a doH doc the
little girl wanFs
Little giFl-Ii must have teeth Ike
mammals that you can take out, ard
hair that you can hang ON the chair AZ
night.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
4 B,Es Erneriencs

\ few months ago my face and
neck we've covered with l'oils and car
buncles and had tired feeling. ]
tried several different kinds of Isle,Ii-
eines but they had 10 effect until / 70;
Hoods Sarsaparilla- When hasl tax
IN the second bottle the boiIs began "a
heal a8d the tired feeling wAs gone .
Lorenzo G.innell, Columbia Cros=
Reads, Pa-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

IT'S EASILY SWALLOWED
o1e n D. F1er,e's FiczSart H,llts Tis-=e
little fe-As,s zre - effez-iyc = tLo tszf Escr
Tll-sl aid s-e czSser 70 - dozu ard ucre
esrstzztl= in her Ecfiol les5des.
he fact +, Dr. FlGrues silezr-crafei Pei
1s-s are better Il alinost every rsSJect Tisev
oct n Z rlI.t- easy ard Ecfan1f Ezr. An
etsolute csTr fcr c.snstspa-Son. Dizziness. Il
digestion, Sur StuuIach. Sick and Bi.ioE.s
Ea4dacbes Fer Serv0us Disurde-s criSinz
froEa wax stomach, and al arrangements Il
The liver. stomach and bowels. tfsev are
guerzEteed 70 give satisfaction, or rno,neT !
Fet1rned Why are they LIZ Tie ckc1Iez.
p-l lar y0u TO fszyf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
Their Name Is Legion.

Reader, there are many blood purify
ing medicines-
There j. buf one Hood's SaKsapaFiIla-
Do NOT alloy high sounding adveF-
tisaIRents OF other devices 10 turn yOa
from your purPo7e 10 take Hoods sar-
saPariila, beeause in this P1rpose you
are right and VIII not ie disappointed
IN the result.
Hood'- Sarsapariila l. an honest
medicine. honestly advertised. effects
honest eures and give every patron a
fair eluivaient for hi- money. What
more can y0u reasonably ask
A fair trial guarantees complete
cure
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
To Be Married in a Balloon.

Professor Baldwin, an aeronaui. :
going "a h. married soon 10 a Mis-
Snodgrass and the happy couple are
planning to take their wedding trip in
a balloon. The professor i al Muneie.
Ind, now, trying 10 find a minister
with nerve enough To 90 up and sie the
nupti.l knot among the clouds.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
Ths Wonders Of Instinct.

None u tie geHtieIHan vino wTiie
anecdotes about the sagaaity Of AMI
mails have piled their Isels- 10 celebrate
I..e fact thai q Pennsylvania eagle that
carried cff bottle of hsir HsioFeE
turned cat 10 D. a bald eagle Il i .
theme fhs; should not lie neglected
HsfsHissgt5H Sta.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
BLESSED THOUGHT
~ rnz nooEa

C-a.s treEs 49, ~ ,5es=s- ria1f-z---
TE-as fnzl rs --ranzsa a-s1 l'iars-
Tts-Is tiis ie-EE.ass ia a1r hsarz-
zna 81 a. s-o-sE - cas-
90 lusEs t,a-- Ny s'las1ac Hs
era-aus t1elllaass f'zz- E41.
Es - susE o. lezzds 1=o1
ru-7 sts p-z-sz-t lzE-
sd Euu-s Iz~t gu1r@=e os-r -z-ia-
Heb ~ der El1-1- ra e-el
r-s hsrrz tz1liF zs --T 80
T-r- -IEr ul - ~
saE sa ar ~ 49, --E-s= cer
r1 ~ Es1- af rss-
u Haras-- elea- L-8f ~ s--s- -
srl o-sa -s=z- cd Eza1Es l-es-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

Have yoa caf out all the eases Of
blaek knot in the plum trees and cher
= tres This Is trouble thai means
determination II neglected.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

For Rates. rnars tc- 90 - TEckes AGENT a.
a idn-~s l-as- r Wafi- p A. " D lle Flnh
Ayrsss-=- l,f--burE. Pa
:. n Provost JR Wood
Geni 4is-lases- cea1 F.ISs- Ast
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

rrET II I-Eiasa ~ e ofa e1zlrloa visissrk CIR.
if1e tlrl1 .Ll1gsr Ill f1li - s111-E zite.
tnr1 ss.ii ysllr = ~ rzf, 10 rtl
PlcaS4zi Re-lS-&
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
Poor rBmnal.0a

- ae rosie slowly over the tran tile
crack of : rife was heard BIZ
Dalton lay dead with G telH through
his temple
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

The cleansing, an1i=peptie and heal
ing qualities Of Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Eemeiy are uHeqUsslcd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

crack nf : rific EaS hear1- BIZ
Dalton Iay dead with G haH through
hi- temple
Tae next morning Bll Dalton aTose.
and thoggh zelneuiss panied by the
wound through HI head ~ forth 70
find his eamraIss. ~ n reached TIE
canyon hi- her-e shiei and iosf hi
Tossing. Horse and riief went top
pling dosn 2Ce9 fet 70 instant deall-
III
Brgiss-l and r0gnde,i. be - Pthr,e
hours later and In q moment u De-
perltioa rs.le OF twenty miles % the
cave where IL brstber d-peraeo<-
liVel - be entered long. ioE
-Hist - ezllne from the decpsz c1n-
81 the cave There va an instant :
pai,z., the iiz,ii - b9wie ani Bin
Dalton BIT tlie du>t, never more 10 H.
II
Somewhat feeble, but strengthed hy
the desh morning air, BIl Dalton lea
the Gaze next day III luck atleadel
him. Riding aIl alone th7oush the
mountains he VA -1aT1lcd i.y a hoTrihle
sound Locking up Tx Saw-an ava
lsnehe, Ii eIine CD sgith terrible sI--syl-
Il Fgzei.e.i him. pushed him into ths
. eha-sH Two miles hei9F aud iIriel him
undera Thousand tons - T,,ck and stone.
Poor Dalton Wa dad,
TIE next ateEHpon he Vas arrested
+ ia frontier miHing town vhiie he Vya-
I IL the art Il r5bbing a hank
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

Hood. PaA are purely vegetable. &c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
EASTERN sTsroasD rrzt.

c0SnESsEn sCUEEULE
Trains arrive and dsTa-1 fronl the stltInn AZ
Iuiln--tisrul ~ folipWs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11

TIE next aseEIoon he vas arrested
in frontier miHins town vhiie ile was
IL the art Il r5tbins a hank-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-12
4 Tortnnn1c ArrIdcnt.

Tyler pcmocrut-Rsporter.
I{y something Ike an accident this fal
Mrs. r. }. Whey of this city found ont
valuable fact concerning tomatoes. Sho
had been making chowchow. using green
tomatoes Tor the purpose. Concluding. ON,
day rather late IN the fan, that she would
make another large lot OF the pickles. sent
into her garden and had gathered a large
quantity OF tomatoes. After gathering
them, however. she abandoned the idea n
making them into chowchow, and having
no other immediate use for the vegetables
she empted them into n pantry or closet
OF the house and left them there They
were large ana fine, and In few DAYS
she was surprised TO lind them rlpenlug.
a few each day, just as perfectly as they
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-12

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-12

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ARherhlth
SmO 9mr5gefG6tes.

- Seller 9inrme[ propbeSeit uns 6os
8etteramt unb mil6e 2ufte; benin Der
Nor6pinD iOu ii3 mebr na9 SIOen
menoen.
Sn WaQitrect tpar sic Stimml1ng
beute frib i'm 0an3en 9enommen ~fciter,
nur bic @lftien beS 3uGertruit mielen etnel1
&iGgang BON 81 psf. ouf.
= Nuc9 ouf benz 6ieiigen 0etrei6emartt
5o9en 8retie an bic Q~8ei3enpreiie gin9en
I'M Sulitermin ouf 56$ uno 81 in Die
60be, uno 6ie Mfai5preiie ouf 379 unb &.
6afer mar fcit gu 303 uno 300. Die
S9pcinefleii4= un0 S6nlal5preiie boben
it9 8egen 8eitern taft gar nicbt perdnbsrt.
- Sn tpo5rbaft iban6bater g8eiie be-
banbelt Die y@oloro6o Tuel & Sron Gome
panp" in Sourib, SOL, ibre auSitGnot9en
2trbeiter.
- 9ie OppoittionS8ruppen i'm i%talientz
I9en 9arlan1ent baben it4 beretntgt gu
benz 3lpef, bos Wtintiterium GriSpt 81
~ftirSen. Der W}iIttGretat lOu ibnen ba5u
bic 6dnD6abe btcten.
= Sn ser fror30iticben Sto6tGourS unb
rm9egenb bat gcitern 6ageli9lag fiircbter7
li9e 8ertpiitlng angericbtet.
-Oie Barrier So3io(tIten iperoen Bel
Sen Seierli6feiten gum @eod6tnilie Der
eri6onenen G~ommunaroen nicbt Bic rotbe
SABINE entfalten.
- Su cinem unerquiflitben Streite 3tpi>
i6en Dem intoleranten 8iirgermeiiter Ser
fran3oiiid6en Sta0t ct. 0enuiS uno Ser
O~orti8en tutholii6en 0eiitIibfeit bat ii6
Die Gc9ierun8 unbegreiflicber 8eiie uuf
Sette oeS @"riteren 9eiteut.
- 9er@eI6iiberflltB in gletpOorf nimmt
ab. Sn Der DerfloIienen @oc6e lit ser 9tez
ierOeii6eri1uB ouf 1898, 1926 Dollars,
aliO nm 1875, 400 Dollars beruaterge9ans
gen.
= Ser rGontts0 r6en", bei1en Central
%0etDaltung itb in 8bilabelpbta beftnbet,
itebt ieiner Qtufl0iung entgegen. Die
S9ulbuerbinOlibteiten 6~eIaufen it6 auf 3
WttQionen Dollars un0 itnO 7 Otiuionen
notbpenbtg, UNI Oieiel6en 5u De6en.
= n Ser ber9angcneng}a6 iin6 in bieIen
0egenben SOpa'S unO au6 anoerlpdrts Die
iungen Utaispfan3en un0 onbere segen
Sro1t empfinb1i9e 9flan5en erfroren.
- y6anSnorr" 8aite bon Colorado
tptr0 am 4. Suit in Sprin9ftelb Dor benz
SutnoiS'er Nrbetterbunbe cine 9te6e bolten.