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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
so.,sEsonn aREM1IEs

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- rou-E q beef Two or tE-es a1z-s
spa onz-. q urzts-. Wien erss PIT .
t,ol saa Al caioa Seliczts-T h-0Vsns1
ia ssooatL q bz--e= Se1s0a wa
81. strain a15 se<re ao--Iet-c-s
Erss P-ess
-ExeeIlez1 Corn Br-zd--ITo o1ps
s=s.ea ussrl q cream neal tEo euzs
s--.s--aizlr, pseos C 1z-d s-ze q Al
80 three-soE--zs tsss1oo7 q so-1
80 o-s tezsnoaz hsl-- Str Tsl 70
rethe-. zzt-izz "a tas so5z isst- Fo1r
-, = - c--azse5 II and hzzs CzlcE-
II Szrre Eos Tzrh bur-e- ss sooo s.
tsEsn t-5a ths steve --Det-ci- Eree
P.zz
-lrs.sr Szuez-Tzl1s eup1ll =
NIX o. c-szn- the lsguor tr01s eoup-s
6ozsn q orssers. > Ezh-ssPoo1tIL q
t--.-s-. , Es51eh each q Ezt-eg z11 car
e-ne Briuz Z % = t,1l add taole-
e-.oo-f-i zza hzlf q 10u- ulzed
szoota Il lztsie ed Eils- st- car
fzlr. 50 i 7zu 10. ts luEvT- PIT rhe
oTs.s-z Il 1ryDE kettle o stra-ner
srs EolS -hen +1- hzLf : Minute II
7.osIsr- ua-s-. PAT then n -1s sa1cz
49, ara p0- the sz1es 0Ts- fzaz1
TE.s E56sti1n q q HIKE sleA0Fg sz1e-
ss : zrszt Ezp-orezez--lIood H0lse-
kssFnz-
-Bast Whi-s Holass=s Czn1y--Cle
uo115 zrz1Elzts1 s-Ez- u1s p-lT
slera-t's s--zp- bol IL ozite -l1cE
uheu 5r5pze5 tn cd water -hea add
one -5r1 bast Po-t0 8fs3 roolzssss a1c
-a-ss q f1zr tzh-espo1ufu-s q Tlnegz-7
l.ssI % q szz1 Eez0re from the 1-s
r-d SIR p c-5z Ks o1e-hzif q tszspa1--
~ ~ so1a a-z saru- u-i-l essence -
l.uu1 Pc-r CT the sla5 AID -rc-z
rEffe Ts makes q better candy
-1z- that uE11Lly sod - co1-e--l1--
z GooE calzT can be I11z i- -ls
u.T - us1E al Porte Ei-o a-5 ID
s--z--zl -zl1s-1z E11-e-
-Crez- Pc -F.1re oze Fzat riel
RI. uhsre ft u-I hc-L Bat o1e tsa-
r-zfz- q s-rlr ll1 c-e-lalt tsarul-l-
? - ta-s.Ls- and -i1 -te rell-aeatzu
u-l-as 1f t-1 lar-e eggs 1t- tls .--
e. Sc u-z uhel t h--ls pa-r.nr p
lrI s-r1- cals-a-l-g e. --s-
rs-t r-a Efi a iszEP7l1f-l oi ra-
rla % llza1 eEt-ac- u-l p1-r mo
-s hare sser rreFi1-s-r
ssl Ias T. s-o-Fh 81 tw5 PCS
% er.-s are sar1e c-e ur1-s c-e
fc rz.l .-s-ast q ile ua--es ot t-a
--s 1lr e. azez and kers - a
ear l- ue u n Gaz1 uzath-s
.rr f.-e t-lEl. - o. uaru eva
fa El-t-s -o-azge 1l11
arer
-IFL.--el Lre1z CAKE -C'le crz--
f ua.is s-rs-. tt-ee ergs t-o rale-
.-ss.-f-ls - azl1=- cream tls p-tt1r
80 .-rr- r1-eshe- then ada tte c--s-
as-sr lsar--r tael rerv E-hE r11-
-srar-sls 70 s-ee- El-E te1- a.
-1rae us- r1rel re-- al one curful %
s.f-l fo-r 1 uisa has been =-at
d-s teasroczt-l cf cr1Z t1-tzr au1
aa1f q te1rD1ozf-i % sota IlEs in :
saa ssu1-e dripping pau- N1e1 tle
c-ae s col hare ready La1 q pint 1-
sreet cru uhirqe1 @ g f-o--.
.--eetere1 uth o-s hespl-g taL-c-
s-.-1rf-r ot ut--e sugar and 6aT1-=i
---l rzr-lz S-rezz tLis oTe- the TOP
ct the cake AID se-Ts EE5ls a=L-
o. Tar-ar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
SIZE FLoes YOUNG WOVEN.

TIE ErEtzf E-tiod On- Il1-toa Ts-nal.
Has FOR Making LiriaE-
Henry L1bouche-e, of The Lo1d-7
Truth- has been iuTezti-atsnz the
nsthods O TIE professional .fsor-e-s'
Il ard near Lo-dou- Oae Of then
woman II inse-Tie7y frankly told
hin about her methods She go.s
about LONDON foEging girls and bo-s
She ices birch. which she makes N
herself SIZE has ..ta7rse- To- use il
desired but T-efers The birch as being
rnore eticzc-ous- She Is described IS \
uiddla-agel female. short. but ssro1g-
l. brilt, and of uup-cpossessing fea-
tu-1s- H1r rcor-espoadcnce and speeea
show her 70 i.e iliitara=e- Her manner
are eoarse- She says her father was
the rector q Crsubrooir-
FlozginE Is her prese-i7..s7 <5-sfi
moral and Deatzl lis Sac e say.
however, conmences tie Operation IL
''spaaking- With her hand. Tie Inter
viewer having expressed sl-ep.;-i-rn
aboHt the cEscacr Of -sDz,s.rizs--.- she
invited HIN 70 kol3 out lis hand and
fTy T. and gave HIN bow which l..ft
no desire for another -anxious %
complete his krorlezi-e be aexe he'll
ont his hand for a taste Of the birch.
aDd reesiTed tTo blows from the
shoulder 1 pity lie says. the girl
VINO gets oae such olosTr One, how
ever, 5 cat Of the question Mrs
Peirce's minimum allowance Is eirh.
or ten sspa5Izs.n folioTTci>by sixteeu
strokes with birch. which 7xould Be
increased 10 eighteen. twenty. o. Eve
and twenty At discretion She stated
that She had recently Go-ged one girI
twenty years ofzg- Eve uEaes II 4 fort
night Ifgirls began to scream NJ
der the operation she forced into thsir
mouths svoolen pad covered win
six.
After the whipping she said, 7
give them a good lecture and read
then chapter of the Bible. Ialrazs
carry ny Bible with ne .o- tfr.s mr.
pose" Ec-e, il VII be seer. u.
'-eiergymaH's daughter ca-.ss in OF
her oTa acesri. however. Sic psoceed-
e 70 info-n her ia:erv.e7ser ;sa.. y.
yz-s II Tie habit Ct hir h.n- 70. oniv
boys a.sd girls, but grown mea-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
- ~ IN OoIEFUaEs

Are uocs1sd Chlssy On Thsse AEessed by
Oar Grz-iiuuothsrs
me Latest ca5=--e for evening b01-
-e- srea- e q hzaFr r-egula- knot,
formed = 1Lz. looks susPsciozslT
IKE store Ezir since feE Eouea a-e
hI-sseL with su-h ABUNDANT trezses as
the design requires Ihe knot i mad
- hezvy coils arranged % p70tEu1e
0utsEHr5 frosa the head ahout midway
tstzeen the crown and the neek and
SIS 51 ire space let B. The evening
a5zzet =h5ea : E0T . simple bzlf
cl-o-at q fszz3s With = r1serts q c1-or
u- 2 rose 70 61i=h tbe ED o. ezt1e-
SIDE TIE sro-t has tTo WzlzT-e
wings, a Butterfly Or smart zFstz11-
i1z bow u jst ~ q velvet with s=t o.
sg1rElzu- beals made INTO Al zlEret-e
OCCASIONALLY q woman with perfect
SHAPED had and ID fear q ne1ralEiz
s-iznenses E5th eren 50 Euch zs tlis
hzlE co-o-et ara wears the butterfly
b17T q bez5s p7isez II sons uTz.eri-
ous way ~ Tie front a11 apparently
held II Place D magnetism cr att-ac-
t5ra q s11e purely p=Eoazl nature.
ssuee 10 visible E1ea1s q fastening ap-
re1-. The Er0nt h-.zr with this stTle q
ca-zu-e l. waved sottly n lz-ge heavy
lo5king waves nol n the old--i11e
frivolous 1riz curls and parted "a the
ulid6le % le drawn tack sizDle b.e-
usath ire cJllz On this usw NODE i
Is 1uite szEie5=1t % ssy that I: makes
woman e forty lo0z quite her age. .
woman q thirty look more than her
ace and a girl q twenty seen plain,
unless sle Is 50 exceptionally beautiful
as 20 lock pretty in spite q r.
E1r evening r-ezr without the bo1-
net TIE 1s11 s-Tle prevails The si5s
curls have lot ss vet appeared, lut ne
czrled hair Is pulleG c0ra over tie
e-rs. and very roulg girls win oval
faces eren ATTEMPT the plain parted
hau5eluE. which look quaint. bat uos
rir.t-h AL tle hack hair IS drawn ND
from tie useE- twisted into q single
tieL. Ettle loop o. two lo0ps 2 the
face E. bread AID uinns1 n place -frh
. ooub % slell or gold cared and
bent iu graceful shape AL the new
la--.ins are very imposing. following
the fashion of the period when large
c1nns prevailed They are elaborat=lv
o-namsnted with jewels AID IN gold
with iegvcIed effects the la-ze dagger
hit seems 20 he the favorste design
Fo- the street. beneath -he odd little
e1eicd hats 80 much worn. the low
l-ailei e1iEzre. or the half loE soft
t7vist still p-evaiL Elaborate coiEures
q heavy loops AID twi5ts are also seen
put they have grown very sobe- and
dlTni6eL Their coils are heavy and
glossy. sl5 10 longer break ont into
-r-le eurls and ringletz The day %
s1octh ard shiny hair approaches and
tl= woman who has tortured her
tressz5 with curling irons and cut and
s-c1chei tE=m until no two hairs are
O th= same length. vii spend her days
IL sal regrets and her nights II sub5u-
ing and smoothing her LOCKS with %
made and vasalins. Fashion IS q hard
tas.-ulis.rezs- aad keeps her ycta--as
serving fo- the uaattzinable-E. \.
S1u-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
An Important pint.

Been buying saddle horse for ny
daughter" ssid the fzt nan 70 the nan
With The specizeles.
-Sog' sid the spectaciei man.
@fes- ] picked cot nice bsy, vel
broke-t-ie5 him nyself-and brought
hin around for her approval. She look
Cd him over with Gs fine critical air a.
I ever saw, out III bet the cigars for the
two ofus you ez1 never gless xhz: she
asked after she got through
-No, I can't guess What was sitg7
She wanted 70 knox If was sare the
5ssss would never fa5e.H
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
= CURIOUS ENGLISH CUSTOM.

he Pavrasut % -.TYrssh silver by Par
fshes in shs HEadre'l q KnlghtiOE-
At sunrise recently the duke q Buc-
eleueh. through tie intsrTneiia-y q
his agent, Observed. ~ Knightl0-T Gross
Enighllo7z Hill WarEieilzhire. the eu-i-
ous custom Of collecting IS lord q tie
manor Of the Hunirsd of knightl0F,
.-Eroth silver, OF '-Er0th psuny- from
various parishes n the hundred Tie
ceremony. which- II 5 belieTed dates
from the Saxoz tines- was witnessed
b7 a large number ot people from Cor
entry. Leani1-t0n- Dulchurch EugbT
and other places i commenced n the
usual mzn1eE- The dukes agent rad
the charter OF assembly. and then for
uaIly called upoa the several parishes
70 make the paymenE The aU1uuts
due vary from a penny 20 two slllliugs
and threepence. and as the ''Wroth ST.
YER is paid II is dropped into hole u
the stone of the cross Al of the pa
rishes called on paid- with the exeeu-
ton Of Long Lexington and Accord
ing 70 the old custom the duke OF Erc-
eieueh can impose for n1a-p-v7reut -
these fees a fine OF twenty sl.ll Dss o-
every penny not forthcoming. or e.>=
the forfeiture Of a white huI Wit =
red nose and ess OF the same col r
THIS fne has been once enforced dur
ing the present century. 3 rhit= tull
having been demande3 bv tie steward
q the late Lord John Scott the thez
lord % TIE hunired Afte- the ere
nolv a. the stone the steward follow
ing thc usual custom, invited those WHO
contributed 20 a very substant.al break
fast - 81 inn IN the village OF Stuett1n-
- Dc1snore- UpCn the removal .
tie elolh, tie guests were provo u
with hot run and mix together sV-s a
p.Pes ard tobacco. after --ai-h the
company drank . the health q the
dulze of Bueeleueh, and weat f5r0u-h
= e3nviviaI ceremony OF izit-atiEg tie
s'eolts- Pill Nal Budget
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

~ -s EseEEi1E fo- C1utriaafious
rrrlsl sp-crztors-
hr- ~ bczrs are far ure1ticr
rG might be e-pected from TIE tlser
fa-l-1s aE sprcz1ance Of the.r parents
1z 1s-ics are slim AID elegant, Their
E tle the-r ears short and their
leEs a-a -fe- al-ao>t IS finely SHAPED as
flee %. rouag antelope Their color
3 trirht fswu or rieh tan. r,tE
-auEituilual stri7es Ike those or a
1-l3 y alftss--- aad So place u The thick
ss-ls--es ul -le slider p.Es. tnsir bodies
are eorere1 VITA q l5zg aud thicE coat
- -o-vh hair Family life IN she usi.i
fo-rs quarters is hzr1noni0us AMI
sluasin-- For tie first month the litsle
srange-scriRel p-s depend o. their
Ezl,her fs- t1oi and take 10 rai-ce
eit--e- % visitor ~ of each 0ther
Eleh rua-ns ah7ut b Itself in the
most independent f-shion. OF drops
'-oan tp sleep o. As stomach. with -
-e-s stretched strz irht oct before and
t-h.al, ike kneeling elephant in
-liltlre- L-zr=r. when thev have 90
ha s---s1el uifa the food prorided IN
t-e -rpuCLs. ttcF become TIE rnost
sllu>.ag ard iE-partznzts begra-S in
tte 80 tae o-l SOW AID boar settinz
riis e,ampie rc. supported ~ the lit
re pigz Iae whole family stand up-
I---ht ~ Their hind iegs IA = ruz=- Ike
t.rsi.llc E.1ss supporting a eozt q arms
r-ltl their .1re fclt against the -a1s.
aai sg1ezzs gEuut aas even climb he
f7l-e netting - e1rL-Ibutions
Esea z tie foo- IS Uttered with de-
lie-oas Aos-Hash, they prefer % plead
- forula Eaupsris- and ti1e Tezrning 10
reach Just one inch furthe- than their
brothers seems 20 give sa irupulse 70
the growth q their sznuts. which soon
gro9 lonE. sexible and narrow. Ike
fhose q the parent szsae The ancient
h-eed q sid sziDe sshicb haunted tbs
ers-t l-lec1ui-n forest nay cain .
aaFe been re-estabiishe3. for some Of
t.sese are the third generation n de-
sent IRON ancestors bred n Scotland.
-SSSetstor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
Wezred

TIE youuz zasn had been there several
hor-s- b1t hs Ezs one q thoss Eho are
otliTiozs q The pzzznz q 6u-ztio1-
Tie gifl had yzEned bshind ber cs--
h-ic hzn5kerrhisf until i setuzlly had =
zap OF T.
S-l hs stzTsi On and talked
Tie Eirls sTident Eeariness a. lzst zp-
Ps4'et o. hin.
-Blss NJ SOL BE- ssczined, -Shsi
tus 4 it
sle sLo0k hef tezi hopeez.y-
TueF- ste Eskei- II u1sf he e-sr
rtv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
Ask Your Friends.

Who have taken Hoods S4rsaPrilla
Ehzt they think Gift, and the replies
vii bs positive IN rs favor Simply
Ehai Hoods sarsapsrilla does, sbst tells
the story Of is mer.f- One has been
cared Of Indigestion or dyspepsia, snoth-
er finds il Indispensable Tor SEX head
ache or biIiousness, while others report
remarkable cures Of scrOfalA, eztarrh,
rheumatism sslf rheum. etc
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

Father The teacher says that you
don't half learn y01E lass0ns-s
LITTLE Boy. -Yez. sir You see the
teacher szid If studied hard I might
grow up 70 be great nan -
7Of course Don't Eoc want 10 be s
great Lar -
Huh and gst shot Al b. al tn crsuks
that's runnin' around bose Not much- p
--G0od Nels-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
II Should be in Every House.

Wls-n. SD Cay 3, Shs-pstur-
Fa- SAYS 81 All "a he uitao-t D
& r.- S-s uzsassrs = Cl-sc-r-irr
Clsh- als Gods ttstit cured hls El-
rha Eas thr-ai-l-i f1 P1euuouia a.
tsr 60 affaak ef = IA Grippe. Easn vari
a1s ot1er rezaesits and ssFerzl phys
clzus had 5one her D. good.
Ea1ert Barber, = Cooksp1r. p
c-1s Dr Kiuzs N-s D-c1yery ts.
fe-- hin u.1rs E1li -as1 surflirz p
-t-r Gse1 far Lang T-a-i'e Ne'fiFl
ken r. . free frial te-r.-s e. ?
4 -uyoeris cruE ztors; lzrss oo,tiss
51-- zri g.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

IA Phyzscszn c1nnst he xlEzys k2d-
Rbearztisza. SsErziziz. Brrises and
Barns occur often and son-tines Ehen
Iszz sxDsrtea- Keep bzndy tie friend
q zary b0osshoisz and tie destroyer
q al pan The Am0uz Red Flag O., :
osz;s
, Many 8 Fssc501z 6is oo1id be SAVED
that 4 beng rseksi 10 6=ssh sifh that
terrible cooEh- S~cz-e good nights
1est by investing = cenis foE8 bo.tse q
Psn-Tluz ths grsz; rszis3= fSr c0zgaz
colls and oo1sz=psiol- Pzn-IlEa sd
q 6. y. Be1fo55 : Dig store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

Sunday schocI Teacher The sHpeT-
intsn5sui sid Ls Earis5 FL ihec5ldrsn
q can the uousy they brougat tbs san.
dsy- Did yo1 earn al thise-
BOY -Ees' n"
=Au ~ y0zrsslfl7
-T= n
That's lovely. EoE did yon b itE-
HITsutaroznd 70 al the neigh hor=
AID toli then V0zlin't play any tricks
On EN- next HalioEeve # ihey'd give ue
sone moBey faE the Poor hezthen-7-
Cod Eszz-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
Electro Bstters

Ihis remedy is becoming 50 vel
known ard 50 qoP1lzr a. % need Do
special mention. Al Who have 1ssd
Electric Bitie-s sng tie sane song o.
p-ziss.-A pursr medicine doss not eEisf
End Il i guaFan.esd % Do al that =
Gained Elec;ric Bitters Eill ere al
disezsas Of the Liver and kidneys, vii
rsDovs pinple=, boils, sat rheuD and
o1beT Affections caused b. imPurs blo06.
VII drive malaria from the sEzten sDc
VII preFent g vel ss czTs al malaris
fsFeTz Fer c1re Of kesdscbe, oonssipa-
ton and indigestion ~ Eieetrie BitteTs-
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, OF money
refunded. Price % els and q Per bottle
q J. y. s1yder's Drug store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
Mz1y 1En looks p n tie sky foE
Eo-k that God has PIT u1der his teeL

IhEre been 3 suEs-e- frou cztz-Th for
vsz-s- HeTzrE tried 2 uu1bsr q reDe-
DIS advertised g sure c1res Ei-bczt
ohtzizing Any rslisf, ! bad resolved neFsr
70 taks sny other patent mediGDes. vixen
3 tissnd advised ne 70 tTy Eiy's Cream
Balm. cid % Eifh great rel0ctzncs,
hut can zoz testify thai after Esiaz Z sor
siz Eesks l believe DTsslfc fcUred- i : =
most szTsszbls rsusdy-sn invaluable
Bzlm--Joseph SteEart. e94 Grand Ave
ne Brooklvz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
How a Mother Saved Her Boy.

Little Robert Frey lives a; Silver lake.
His father and mother love hin with
parental devotion; he Is 3 bright little
fslios- Bobby. Is he i called, took q se-
we're cold, which would 10; yield to ey
ery;hing they tied a neighbor per
shaded the Use Of Pzn-Tin2, the great
-snedy for coughs, colds and consump-
ti5n. The first fsE dOses relieved and
the contents Of & 25-cenf bottle made 3
eure- You can imagine the mothers JOY.
Johnny ~When Mr. Hankinson cone
this evening
Willie. Mr.. Hznkinson amt COMING
this evening. This Is Mr. Ferguson =
evening.
Johnny IN bet you ny watch agzins,
your gun"
Willie tafler q seTere struggle with his
eonseisBce) No. Won't take l. It's
Vroug 70 bet sben you'Fe got 3 sure
thing. I knoz It's M FeFgus1n's night,
cause ssS Laura IN the pzrlo- 3 little
while ago turning the elcck hack two
hours. .7-Cfsoag9 TTi5a7s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable.

DO you regard yoer ook as the pre-
mier CT your hOnse77
40 No combines -donessic afAirs
With foreign rslatioEs in her oH:eeS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
EASTWARD

For raies. rnz7s. &e-- q % Tlekst AEe1; O. Sd
1-es- Thos- Z eEtl, ?. A ". a.. 10 Fllh Ave-
1Ee Flttst-r-E1 p
: y FRFFu5T. ! P MOOD.
zeal Gz1zss- Ge8'l Pass Agt-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03


szze q he cozuol IDEAS ccnez-u-
~ asbestos a7uear 70 have resul1ed u
g1-aEes o1 . serious pracGcoi na-
t1-e TINS, the usual conception +hat
+ Is II 10 wise affected ~ heat IS t-us
Culy 70 the extent that th1uzh iuf-s--
be except II very higa temperature. i
= fact tllat only ve-F moderate DE-
Eree 0f heat-1eating 20 low reinsss
n o platiauu c-uc-ble. 5or tlstanee--s
required 70 entirely destroy the feri-
nlify q the dber aad neuder Il 50 l.-i.-
re ths. = may easily he crambled ue-
tween the thumb and fnF=- Another
H-istase 5 that relating 20 is hlrh
u1ucolductiTity 81 power Of Resting
the scion q bezt-the assumption b.
ing that beczrse asbestos j. iufusfbie
= lust, o. n-e=ssity. he . good non
conductor The contrary assertion 20
this IS made aRa pr0Ted OF good
authority namely. that b. placing
vessel q uate- on sheet q asbestos
cardboard and applying heat from b.
Low, o.. more SIMPLE proof Still bv
placing . piece q wood On 3 sheet of
asdestos U5llboard On 2 hot stove L
hoEeFer. asheSt1s Is tezsed ont and
worked into aasfy mass. there Is thus
Obtained q noncondrctinz material.
bat Il IS the ar inclosed by the sbers
that i the real no1c0ndncto-. the as
bestos serving SIMPLY 70 eatangle the
aE-Chie7Eo Herald
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

Among the SEASONS novelties are
shown deep, plush ehatelaine has O.
retieulss, with silTer-rinr-sed tops. in
fou- pieces, which fold with springs in
such = fashion that when the la Is
open tne aperture IS square, and the
contents Can be seen a. glance. and
easily reached Dark red, cd rose.
green and other shades Of plush are
used for these retieules- which are eri-
dently intended i0r home use.-Phla-
ceiFhia Pres
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

-Biobbs-''As soon as Miss Sehree.h-
y began singing After the Bali tie
guests al LETT SIobbs-s.Ah. see
syeat sor mere soag.'-Philadelpbis
Record
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Eezi i-Oz he treasured yo.u-cs
Tae Poen q thy ca7sre,
Ars lz15 70 Ia rhTzs c. ros.-y
IL bszz-F ostay ~oics.

Which yoa cannot do If yo1 Eufer
Eith q cough or cold Rid yoarsslf Of
the discomfort By buying 4 bottle ci
Rln-Iinzs the bezt remedy for Hozrse-
less and inS1enIa P4n-ti-1z c5sts .
cents 81 G. ". Beuford's Dr1g Store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
I LITTLE MAN.

Evissdzs IN the IIfe Of -BeSe.- Dwarf %
fhe EiGE CO FoisaL
The Russian empress. EhO Vas ve-r
foad ef dwarts, took great ---cr %
Bsbe when she saw him az L11eE5l.s.
-nd at the end Of = visit she was payiHg
% Stanislaus. she attempted 70 ezrry
osf our little hero without saying by
Four leave 70 either him OF the king
Ju before quitting the palace ooe q
1er maids OF honor sua-ebed I'd The
dwarf and attempted 70 stuff hin into
, Pcezet of her sable coat; bat Bsbe
Eho was highly i1iignaat - suea
tr=at1eaL called oat a. the top of his
tiny lungs ''Sweetbeart. SWeetheart-7
I'll a. last the wee vo-Ce was head,
and he vas rescled more dead than
alFc
son after this. stanislzzs startei oT
On a TIP &c Versailles t0Tisit the queea,
ais daughter. taking his little friend
Tith him Everywhere they went Bee
attracted q great deal OF attention AM
everyvh=-e the laiies suothered hin
gEi-h kisses aud boa5o1s
one day celebrated bsautv belon--
ing - kfaE Lo1is' co1rs snztc5ed him
a7 and trie9 - place him oa her knee
5at Behe. whose lez5rv seems % have
inc-easz5 ester thau his inches calIei
rut- Sweetheart Sweetheart, here's
another beautif1l lady trying 20 d..
ne IN her poezet.- And King Louis
rrho had heard the story OF the Russiaa
empress. was 50 z1usei and 50 weli
pleased with the dwarf that ne o-lerei
. beautiful little hsuss 20 BE construct
e. FOR him
This small building wzs made c1m-
plete IN every pa-tieullr. and Il was
Pizeed on wheels. 50 that Il colid BE-
moved fro1 place 70 Place The r0oDs
were all flashed II white anl gilt rTith
paTGuet foors just Ike thoss n the
t-g palace a. Versailles and they were
dttei with furniture d-ly suitel &c
Bees size In this t.ny mansion he
had little greyhound q 10ut q b-- as
slEi-rel- and a pair q tErtle--oves the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

- Do yO1 uelieTe that cS1teutnens
S better than riehesg- Perhaps 50. Il
yoa have them tota together. Inter
Ocean.
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made ezsiiy and h0uorstly- without capi-
tal- durilg your spare hOu--- ANY nan,
woman. boy. or giri can do the TroTk lald-
IL. without experience TGikiu- u
DecessarT- Nothing Ike Z Tor uo-ey-
making ever offered before Our workers
always prosper. No tine wasted n
learning tie business We teach yol IN
9 night bow % sucoeed from the lrst
hour Tou en- make q trill without &
peuse . ypursesf. We s-1rr yQu- furnish
eveTyfliu- uee-e I'd % CRY On tie luSi-
Hess s1cssssfgiF. a1i Euarz1-ee yCl
sszinss lailHre Il ron but follow or
simple, pllin Instructions Reader, Il
yoa are ia ned Of readF money. ard
want 20 know AZ about tie best paying
business before the public, send u your
sddHess, ard we win mail ysu a dOcl-
NEST giving yOa al The Harti-llzrs.
TRUE & CO., Box 400,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

Is there a bare sP1ee az she head Of
she first and tse b0tto-a OF the second
fiGat Of stairs which strikes you = N
sightly2 foe uar make T. a thing Of
beauty Across the top of the window.
which taere usn1liy Is - sach 4 turn
inE. TX . piece Of Japa1eze Iretwo-lc
Fru-a slender brass r3i az the bottom
u tins Let the finest. fisuiest white net
curtains fail in straight. undrapeG
lines aud inside of them f- d-z1erv
curtains Of dGll red denim Buiid a
window sat sni eashi7n L IN dark
rsa- Have Z low platform. about
eighteen inches high anI fozr feet
sauare, made. and on L pus Is n1a.E
psll.-s and p0tted plants as i VII hsl;i-
IE-s en- be rolled ] from. o. the win
dow for tie sunlight part q The Gay.
and then pushed OF into > corner,
where i VIII look green and beautiful
A iit;.e table, with BIG. shz5ed lamp
a1i = book CT WORK basket. VIII Cur
Plete the charm OF the sta irzvay cozy
c1rner.-p hiiade' nhia fuuuf-er.