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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-09-26
r II. THOMAS, Secretary.
ADDRESS OF THE LEGISLATIVE CoN-
NITTEE OE THE PENNSYLVANIA
SAFE l,RaNa,E
LEONARD RH0NE-
Master state Grange.

ADDRESS OF THE LEGISLATIVE CoN-
NITTEE OE THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE GRANGE
The Legislative Committee Of the
Pennsylvania state Grange, P. II H..
aware Of the effort Of the oleOmarsa-
rine manufacturers 10 effect the repeal
Of the restrictive Law Of lsSj, after due
consideration, would respectfully It.
pOrt That We regard any modification
Of the act Of May Il, Issj, looking 70
the removal 81 it, restrictions upon the
manufacture OF sale Of counterfeit butt
ter - injudieiOus and wholly unwar-
rautei
On the contrary, We would urge the
more effective enforcement Of the pre-
ent Law, not merely for the advantage
of the dairy interest, one most impor-
tant 10 the prosperity Of the country,
but for the sake Of the preservation Of
the health Of the whole community,
than which there can L. no more vital
issue. The dairy interest may b not
Improperly regarded a. the very foun-
dation OF good hu>tandry and agricul-
turslI Prosperity Ia it in this state l.
invested a larger amount % capital
than in any other single industry, aId
il gives direct employment 70 greater
number of T-eople-
While We do not ask for any especial
favor under the law, We 10 demand
that il shall IL considered fairly and
equitably-
Ole-oInargarine i an imitation and
counterfeit Of butter and i invariably
paimed OF on the consumer a. butter.
II i d fraud. pure and simple
IL should be accorded no more pro
lection under The Law than counterfeit
money.
In some respects bogus butter i even
more dangerous To the public than bo-
gus money, a. has been shown By
thorough investigation Of the process
Of manufacture
Hon. Norman J. COlmzn, l. =
Commissioner of Agriculture, a-oer-
tained that over - different articles
were used under - patents by the
manufacture Of imitation bGtters-
Among the ingredients are tactic
acid. t-oraeie acid, ssIieylie acid, ben
zoie acid, nitric acid and butyrie acid
e.pston-sed oil. oleO- oil, fats Of ali ani-
mails. lard, tallow, ezul fat, giyeerine,
annarto, -teerine, etc
The re-ource- Of moiern chemistry
enable the manufacturers % reIder
anv animal faf or Offal, no matter how
rancid it, conditions, together with cot
ton-eed OIL, into compound, which, in
apr.-arvnee. i difficult 10 distinguish
from Creamery butter, which deception
= further carried out by the methods Il
packing and marketing which they
adopt
In has sI-O been demonstrated that
in the process Of manufacture Olecnlar-
gar;ne i not heated above Is, which
/ not sufficient 10 destroy any di-ea-s
germs the animal fat- may contain
while the powerful acids ss-<-d 10 purify
and deoiorize them are dangerous TO
human economy
Besides this the eoloring matter now
generzIly employed by large manufae-
turers / an analine dye eslled Aethy's
orange, cozI-tar color. According 20
eminent authorities, who were Official
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-09-26
Ta11gnt Hs Knew.

The physician w1p told il didn't
claim thai it happ-a-i to him or thst
he knew any of the per-0n-, bIt he
declared il Wa true story
\ man who's mind Wa sound IN
other respects had delu-ion that he
Wa dad - firmly fixed VA thi-
remarkable haIlucinatiOn that no
amount u argument could remove IL
He Wa positive that he had ceased to
live Il ought o. know whether am
dead or alive" " hc wOuld say. I'm tel
y0u. I'm A. deal n . dlJr-nal-
.sDo you shink that q deai man
would bleed II he were eut: asSed the
physician
No, I don't think ~"
s.An right vel ~ ify0u are dad =
The doctor puIir.lzQ the sleeve Of the
insane man and picked the -kin with a
sharp nes-Ile- Instantly drop of blood
apparel --Do--n't that prove % yoa
that you're alive asked the Doctor
Not al all, !" was the prompt reply
That experiment simply uTs-ets an old
theory. IL prove beyond all doubt
that dead men Do ble-si =Dmefimes-"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-09-26
Mans Stupidity.

Il wonder what that girl i working
her Eace arOand 10 one side all the time
fores- asked the fl7-y nIsn on the North
indianapolis car do YOU rzekcH
-he'- got the t00thaehe -
Here yoa have been married fifteen
wears and don't know any mOCe about
girls than that" replied his wife IN
disgust Don't you s-e zhe's got her
Young man with her. shes twisting
her cheek that way 70 make her diEnpls
-hGxff
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Ii i well 10 have more than one
string to your bow. ~ thinks Tommy
Smithers, - reported by the IndianaE-
s,li- -JOssrsdL-
He Wa being ez1techi-sd for his good
by weil-meaniDg visitor
..WeEl, Tommy" she said. do you
think you viii ever be President Of the
United Ssarss<
Il dunno answered Tommy Mee-
b.e III Try for il after get too old 70 be
= pitcher
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"do unto Others" etc. / think / was
served just right for playing the de
tective. Yet Zeke either ought To have
told me all or not have been my twin
-I,hiinll.ll,tin Trnles.
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Stranger-.What price do you --rt ON
that resi COW Of yoar-%; Mr. HAi-eed
-s---e here, mister, air you an asse--
sor. or ha- she b.,sn run over By the
railroad -
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT

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l. bowels and bladder.
i suffered intensely
from dyspepsia. and
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able wreck. merely
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know whs; 10 do. I
lad taken so much
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wrong Kind that il
had poisoned me,
and my finger nails
began Re turn
black and come Of.
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Hoods Saved
Say This ky Lie

For years was IN q very serious condition
with eatarrl of The stomach iuxsls s..a 49,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26
That Baby Show

brought out a surprising number of
pretty babies. Even those who had
said there were more pretty babies in
Joneshoro than any other place of it's
size, were surprised to see about q score
OF babies together and not one but
That was both handsome and large.
Those of our citizens who are lovers of
the beautiful and are interested in the
progress and Improvement of humanity
were present. The Judges were care.
fully chosen and are conscientious per.
sons, 1t was not made known who
were on the committee to decide the
question Of the prettiest and largest
on exhibition. They looked at the
babies along with all the rest of the
audience and quickly made their de-
cision individually, none of them
knowing who the others were. Such
was the difference of opinion that out
OF seven votes cast for the prettiest
baby, there were six babies voted for.
Mrs. Nettie Dosser's baby receiving the
prize. There were only two who re.
ceived votes on the largest, Mrs. Mat
Peoples baby and Mrs. Cramp Smiths.
Mrs. Smiths baby received one vote
the most, and SO received the prize.
1t was a hard matter to decide as they
were all pretty and all fine large ba-
.bies, One that vas quite pretty and
very attractive came in late after part
OF the committee had voted. Taking
these as a sample the human race is
surely not degenerating physically at
least,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26
l126fHR10VNT

Fodder taking and wheat sowing is
the principal work OF our farmers. Jas.
Vaughn is very bad representation eff
fects Of having Q large nail stuck thro'
his foot: we hope he will soon be able
to be out again. The whistle of Bales
and Archer's machine was heard at j.
F. Hilbert's Friday; he says they done
the, bist work and were the bestthresh,
ers that ever drove into his barnyard.'
The school at this place is in a very
f1ourishing condition undear the con-
troll Of N. n, Garst., Mr.. Garst is q
good teacher and is slowed by all who
know him. B, w. McCloud, of John
son City, was down Sunday. The pic
mic is to be this coming SATURDAYS every
body areinvited.~ There will also-bea
contest for q gold medal; anyone wish
ing to contest for the medal will please
come prepared. We wish Jolly Rover
would give us the news from Cedar
Hill instead of Cash Hill. The school
at Cash Hill is run on a modern style,
the school bell is rung first aud second
times every morning. Hubby Allison
has moved from the switch house to
his new residence on the WEIGH fiat.
GINGRo.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26
RUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.

By virtue of the power invested in
me, in a certain trust deed, duly exc
cuted by William Malone and wife.
Mary J. Malone, bearing date of Janu-
airy 8, 1893, and recorded in the Deed of
Trust Book, number 8 page IS, in the
Registry for Washington County, at
Jonesboro, Tennessee. l, S. Ii. l..
Cooper, will on the 9th day of Octo.
Der, 1894, wiGhin legal hours, at the
Court House door in Jonesboro, Ten
nessee, sell to the highest and best bid
der for cash in hand the folio wing de-
scribed realty: Lying and being in the
Fifth Civil District of Washington
County, and bounded on the east by
Franklin Ryan and Richard Ryan, on
the west by JONES' land, north by
Richard Ryan south by Charles Keener,
and containing three and one half
acres. Said sale will be made to salts.
fly q note of $75, executed to Brownlow
Vines by William j. Malone on the
Srd day of January, 1893, and costs of
sale, which note r. II. DUNCAN now
holds. s. H. L. COOPER, Trustee.
This September 90, 1894. 5- 81 IV
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26
The Glorious Time is Coming

The colored people of the Third Civil
District of Washington County, Ten
nessee, will hold a colored reunion at
Mount Early School house, known as
the McAlister School house, n half
mile west of Washington College, Oc-
tober Is, 1894. On Saturday grand
festival given by Mrs. Mary McAlister
and Mrs. Harriet Gillespie ut night.
Sunday morning, the 4th, there will be
a church rally; come one, come all.
There never was q colored reunion held
in East Tennessee before; there will be
an address by Revs. H. NJ. Evans and
s.. A. Paris. Don't forget the time.
Good music furnished for the occasion.
A good time is expected, so come all.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26
Famous
Words.

One of the greatest physicians in
America said to a lady patient the
other day: "If you can keep your
bowels active you will never need
my services" tp
Constipation Is one of the most danger
GUS complaints. 1t creates a disordered
liver, and then follow sick-headaches, bill
iousness, loss of appetite, etc.
A physician would first prescribe a
Ram0n,s Tonic Liver Pill
to open the bowels and clean out all
the poisonous bile. He would then
give you RamOn's Tonic
Pellets for purifying the blood,
stimulating the appetite, and
strengthening the system. The two
medicines would cure you completely
and make you feel better than you
have felt for years. Ask your drug.
gist for Ram0n's Tonic Liver
Pills. They cost 2sc. a box, and
you get with them a box of Pellets
free.
At all dealers, or mail. for 25c., 8 boxes o.. 90.
BROWN MFG. CO., New York.
Sold by F. E. Britton, Druggist.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26
BON AIR.

Bon Air high school opened the nth
with o large number of students. The
prospects for a good school are flatter-
ing. w. E. Bayless celebrated his
birthday on the 10Th inst; the chief
amusement was croqnet. Everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves hugely,
especially at the very elegant supper
which was spread late in the afternoon.
The health of the community Is very
good at present, with the exception of
Luckey Mauk, who has been reported
III since the party. Luckey don t eat
too much next time, then your mamma
will not make you take paragoric.
Found-the lost sweetheart. Call for
him at Martin on Sunday. Some one
informed us through the columns of
this paper that our brass band played,
sang and spoke at the Mt. Carmel pic
mic; ! will inform them it was the
brass band that furnished the music,
the speaking was by the Mt. Carmel
and Philadelphia Sunday Schools. II.
Glaze lost q very fine horse last week.
He has the sympathy OF the Commu-
nifty. s. NJ. Broyles says his business
Is very dull at present; he thinks hard
times is the cause. Miss Onie Jones is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Robert Broyles.
Some mi advertised last we X for a
grammar and and composition teacher.
Lode Bayless and l.. NJ, Mauk have
applied for the place. A gentlemanin
this neighborhood says he wac not sur
prised to hear about L. Fl. Waddell
Sf's hack running AWAY. for it always
did look to him like It would run away.
joe Henley is having o brick kiln
burned to furnish those that are build.
ing new houses, with brick for chin
neys, etc. Farmers are cutting their
huckwheat this week and say 1t IL very
fines& From the way the merchants are
dropping down on their goods hard
times, must be over to come again no
moreS Some one said tLuster Waddell
ia engaged In teaching her bird (Byrdl
to sing; I never saw a bird that couldn I
sing, 80 l suppose il is the bird teaching
herlto sing. Don t,forget Rev. NelsonS
lecture the Goth Of this month. .ees.s.
PUEB MALJJS
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26
RECENT EXPRESSIONS
As to the Merit Of the E~lectropoi.

AS to the Merit Of the Electr0pOise.
Rev. A. Owens, of Roger Williams
University, Nashville, Tenn, August
10, 1894: II think well of the Electro.
poise, and am sure 1 have received
benefit from the use Of it,"
DR.. A. P. Waddell, NJ. D., Union
City, Tenn, August 10, 1894: ~ am
using the Electropoise for all manner
of diseases, and my opinion is its claims
are substantiated."
T. NJ. Clark, Mckenzie, Tenn, June
10, 1894; II can not speak too highly
of the E%lectropoise. My lungs are en-
tirely we'll. l have used it for pneu
monia, chills, Group and la grippe with
success ,oI ~ ~anILL:M
Col. M q. Goodlett. the Oldest prac-
ticing lawyer at the Nashville bar,
August9, 1894: II am thoroughly salts.
fed that the Electropoise does more
good than medicine, and think that
every family should have one, as the
effects are entirely satisfactory"
Mr.. T, j. Atkins, Post Office, Mem
phis, Tenn, August 10, 1894: II will
say now that the Electropoise has en-
tirely cured my rheumatism, and my
general health is as good as it ever was
in my life."'
The Electropoise stands unrivaled as
a curative agent; thousands of them in
use by the best people in the country.
Address Du Bots & Webb, Cole Build
ing, Nashville, Tenn. "
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26
will wish for him abundant success in
his new departure Journal.

will wish for him abundant success in
his new, departure. Knoxville Journal
Rev. Mr.. Ballard, who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends in this
county for weeks. leaves thi,
week for Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, Md, to take a special pos
graduate for one year.
Our experimentation prices do away
with the cry of no money, for the PEG
pie have got the money if you offer
enough for it-that's what we are
doing, for instance, e Z domestic Al,
a good brogan shoe 99c. Dosser Bros.
Ladies make good wages quietly at
home writing and working for me. If
you can spare only two hours daily,
it will pay you to investigate. Address,
with stamped envelope, Miss Florence
A. Stevens, st. Paul, MINI. Mention
this paper. 'h 50,
The colored school has two new
teachers this year and promises to
maintain its high standing for good
work with an increased attendance.
Mrs. Minor deserves credit for the faith
full work she has done here for our
cnIorad naopla
The team of Thomas Deare took a
scare at the depot Monday and ran
away, making a safe run from the
depot to the court house where the
wagon struck a tree and the horses
were brought to a sudden stop with but
little damage to the wagon and none
to the horses. l
Rev. 1. G. Murray filled Mr.. Bigler's
pulpit at the Second Presbyterian
Church last Sabbath, preaching quite
an interesting sermon. Mr.. Murray
this week for Louisville, Ken
lucky, where he will attend school
this coming year in the Southern Bap-
fist Theological Seminary.
1ihave suffered for three years from
indigestion and disorder Of the liver,
and have used all of the medicine
recommended to me, and it has proven
non effective. My last resort was to
Ashley's Bromine and Arsenic Water.
l have been using it but a short time,
and find myself greatly relieved; and
I doubt not but what it will prove q
permanent cure, and can heartily re-
commend its use TO all who are thus
afflicted. Respectfully, Barney Thomp-
son, Christiansburg, Va. For sale by
F. E. Britton, druggist.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26
Southern Methodist Orphanage.

1t is announced that a meeting will
be held in Greeneville September 30 to
consider the question of locating the
Orphanage there. To consider the
question will be all right, but to locate
the Orphanage in Greeneville or any
town. will be a mistake, and q serious
one. 1t should be located away from
town and the influence of town. 1t is
to be hoped that good Judgment will
prevail and no hasty action taken. To
make a mistake now will be cause for
regret for years and no one will regret
1t more than the present friends of the
move. 'fd,g e
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26
Our sprigAay iisae typo. Pat Glen.

/ EOlGFFo~"J WV yPo Aoe SlCu-
ents, with sorrow depicted on every
inch of his honest face babe us good
bye Monday morning and with his
books under his arm started to school.
He lovesia printing office dearly and
we shall expect him 10 be with us every
idle minute he has.-Lonoke lark. J
Democrat. ,t1or ..4 -.. ..
Ashley's Bromine and Arsenic Spring
in Ashe County, N. c., possesses won
derful curative qualities, and the
water from it is now being put up in
bottles and cases and semi out all over
the countryifor the purpose of giving
everybody a chance to partake and be
made whole again. Price so cents per
bottle; SO per case. For sale by F. E.
Britton, druggist. w.
Col. Thos. E. Matson was, down from,
Johnson City last Saturday holding a
very small sized meeting Of the Demo,
cratic committee. at which delegates
we're appointed to the Democratic Con-
gressional Convention at Morristown
last. Tuesday, The Colonel is certainly
q mighty nice, a mighty clever gentle
man, and from his occupation in lifeA
that of civil engineer-must be a very
correct man,, how sthen can he,be a.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26
Public Speaking.

---H-FE #.... "LF. LN-t
Edward d. Duncan, Republican can
didate for the Lower House of the
next Legislature, will address the citi-
e n of Washington County, at the
following times and places. Ladies
are invited. go
Monday night Oct. l, at Philadel-
phia, first district; Wednesday night
Oct. 3, at New Salem, second district;
Thursday night Oct 4, Washington
College, third district; Friday night
Oct. 8, Bethesda, fourth district; Sat-
urday night Oct. 9, Embreeville, sixth
district; Monday night Oct. 5, Green
wood, eighth district; Tuesday night
Oct. 9, Green Meadows, eighth district:
Thursday night Oct. II, Austin Springs,
tenth district; Friday night Oct. 10, Oak
Grove, tenth district; Saturday night
Oct, 10, Boones Creek Seminary,
eleventh district; Monday night Oct.
10, Buffalo Ridge, storehouse, twelfth
district; Tuesday night Oct. 10, Doug
lass Shed, twelfth district; Wednesday
night Oct. IL, Cathel Springs, .thir-
tenth district; Thursday night Oct. 1S,
Fall Branch, seventh district; Friday
night Oct. 49,, Cherry Grove, seven
.teenth district; Saturday night Oct.
30, Morning Star, fourteenth district;
Monday night Oct. 90, Berea, four
tenth district; Tuesday night Oct. 90,
Leesburg, sixteenth district; Wednes-
daylnight Oct. "a, Limestone, eighteenth
district; Thursday night Oct. %, Tel
ford, fifth district; Monday night Nov.
3, Jonesboro, fifteenth district. The
Democratic candidate is respectfully
invited to be present and participate in
these discussions A division of time
will be cheerfully accored him. By
order of the Executive Committee.
E. A, SHIpLEY, Chairman.
Il. @. HART, Secretary. bj.
Jonesboro, Tenn, Sept. II. 1894. ,stI
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-26

Rev. j. L. Burrows, Of Norfolk, Va.
one of The most prominent Baptist min
listers in tho South, says: The Ashley
Bromine and Arsenic Water has beer
Il very decided benefit 10 me in n sore
and long affection from Obstinate and
painful EczenH, / End the water, too,
so generally conducive to he 18th and
so pleasant to the taste that | use il
rs a daily drink. For sale by f. E.
Britton, druggist.
The Jonesboro Graded School will
open next Monday October /. We now
have one of the best school buildings
in this part of the country, and it is
hoped that the coming year will be
the best in the history of the school.
The report has been circulated that
the tuition for the coming year will
be higher. We are glad to say this is
untrue. Tuition is the same as it has
been heretofore.
When anything new strikes this town
1t literally takes the place. The tele-
graph boom is to be followed by u tele-
phone exchange, connecting johnson
City with any residence in Jonesboro,
and later on electric lights is to be n
of the ornaments of the town. Street
cars of the narrow gauge style might
take the town, had our f~orefathers
known they were coming, and made
our streets wider. .,. ,D-
Having decided to locate in Jones
boro for the purpose of selling clothing
and gents furnishing goods. l desire 10
solicit the patronage of all my friends
throughout this section. Ifeel that
another clothing store here will only
have a tendency to draw trade to
J%onesboro, and I came here at the
solicitation of many of my friends.
My partner in business is an expert
enced clothing man, having been en-
gagged in the same business in Knox
vile for the last eight years. He will
do the buying and I am satisfied that
he can buy goods cheaper than any
man in Jonesboro. Hence for the cash
we can sell them cheaper. Hoping to
be favored with a liberal amount of
your patronage and feeling assured
that | can please all, l am very truly,
Austin G. Britton. o. fa. i,isif