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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-27
4 JOlsSIJHA VETERAN.
Whose Fig.iti;g Did Not End Wi,
TIE Nl.--A Talk Will. S3z:le;
ECwcrLsol.

-. s1r,aei Edwardsou Is an old resi-.
dent cf JnhEstown, Pa. lis presen;
address is 2i5 Hickory street, where our
ie-.ss e:i;a;lse found him. lie IS q
fe;vrer 4 the late war, having served as
. member OF tie Flity-hfth Pennsylva-
n.l regiment. Warfare seems 10 be as it
were tue destiny of Mr.. Edwardson.
lie ioGyh: for the Union and was on the
winning side. Since then tie struggle
has been a personal one. struggle fer
health. lust as i'll lis war days the
bullets OF lead conquered the enemy,
while now lis the bullets of health"
that defeat the greatest foeuIan 10 man
Kind. We will let Mr.. Edwardson tell
OF this later struggle as he told il 10 our
representative. lie SAYS: THE founda-
tion of my complaint was laid during my
campaign in tie army. The hariships
and exposure was subjected to left me
es il has so many others, with kidney
ailments. / have struggled against it
ursuccessfully until formed an alliance
with Dosn's Kidney Pills. got so bad
last year that had given up work alto
gether. The greatest pain suffered was
right across my kidneys. Physicians
were consulted and they said my trouble
was from my kidneys, but they failed to
help me. / was often caught with sharp,
shooting pains right through the back.
At times this pain was terrible. If it had
been with me always could not have
endured it. The urine showed my
lection, and passed with such scalding
feeling. When arising in the morning
could hardly straighten myself for some
time. This condition has all been
changed. l got sonic Doan's Kidney
Pills at Griffith $ drug store and they very
soon brought about difference in my
feelings. The pain in my back and kid
neys gradually went away and the scald-
ing. sinarting sensation in the urine has
disappeared. Doan's Kidney Pills have
been particularly valuable in my case and
feel very grateful to the manufacturers
of them for the wonderful good they
have done ric."
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by ell
dealers; price so, cents. Mailed by Foster
Miltnrn Co.. Buffalo, N. ", sole agents
for the U. s.
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Pretty Near 1t.

Insurance EXaminer-"Has there
been any insanity in your family?"
Mrs. De Avnoo-"Well, my sister
married man who hadn't cent. u
NelC FORK Weekly.
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O for an eye more clear To see,
: mind to grasp more earnestly,
For every good intent,
That to the sick and despairing
bring thee peerless cure.
Pan-Tina, the great remedy for
Coughs, Colds and Consumption, .
and 10 cents.
Sold at c. w. Benford's drug store.
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will not affirm that women have no
character; rather, they have new one
every day.
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Serious troubles come from the
neglect Of cough. DIR. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup is a perfect cure for
coughs and colds of all sorts.
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Exposure TO cold, damp winds, may
result in pneumonia unless the system
is kept invigorated with Hoods
SarSaparilla.
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YOUR EYE!
We want to catch 1t !

EVERY FARMER in Somerset County
who has a cord of Hemlock Bark or a
Hide TO dispose of viii find that the CON
FLUENCE TANNERY Co., will pay the
highest cash prices for the same. Write
for quotations to
wINsLOw S. COBB & CO.,
Confluence, Pa.
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Soldiers Secret
Bv osptain CHARLES KING, .. s. A

TCopvricl,t, ls92 by J. p. Lippineott company
ana published by special arrangement VIZ"
them-l
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For rates, maps. Sc. call ON Ticket Agents or
address ThOs. f. Watt, L. 4. W. D., llO Finh
Avenue. Pittsburg, Pa.
;. NJ. Provost, ]. r. Wood.
Genl Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
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"My congregation don't believe in
free silver sighed the country parson
as lie sadly noted the large number of
copper pennies in the collection basket.
- Truth
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The happiest women, like the happi-
est nations, have 10 history.-GeOrge
Eliot.
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The New York Weekly Tribun,

the leading Republican family newspaper the States viii ~
political news of the day. interesting r
affiliations
Also general in attractive correspondence
the world agricultural department
which recognized authority, fascinating short stories complete
the cream of the humorous papers foreign and domestic best
fashion plates and elaborate descriptions With
attractive department Of household interest The
ideal family with circulation any w,
ton in the country issued changes
in its details tending variety especially
to the women and young people of the hous l1d.
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p. S. FISHER.

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.
The cream of the country papers is found
in Remington's County Seat Lists Shrewd
advertisers avail themselves of these lists, q
copy of which can be had of Remington
Bros. of New York & Pittsbury.
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The KELLEY CURE

Is special boon to business men who having
drifted unconsciously into the drink habit and
awaken to find the disease Of alcoholism fastened
upon them. rendering them unit 10 manage ar
fairs requiring clear brain. A four weeks
course of treatment at the
PfTTSBURd KELLEY INSTITUTE,
No. 42i6 Fifth Avenue,
restores to them all their powers mental and
physical, destroys the abnormal appetite, and
restores them to the condition they were in be-
fore they indulgei in stimulants. This has been
done in more than 1900 cases treated here aud
among them some of your own neighbors 10
whom we can refer with confidence AZ 20 the
absolute safety and efficiency of the Kelley Cure
n vited. Send for pamphlet giving fun Informal
lion. q
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Continued Merit Wcck.)

VIII the woman of the future be a
perfect gent.en an?
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Pesce il not preserved in a family

Pesce il not preserved in a family
jar.
Why Is the letter ! like Aladdi-. 9
lamp? Because it viii make any pi; Ct
a palace.
SANDER IS Ike a conversation over =
telephone, in that you cen never hear
bu, one side Of the storg-.
Difficulties are always mountains till
we meet them and'mOle hills when we
have passed them.
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Mrs. w. b. Meek, WHO resides a
Camptonville, Cal, says her daughter
was for several years troubled at times
with severe cramps in the stomach,
and would be in such agony that il
was necessary 10 call ia physician.
Having read about Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and DiaTfhoea Remedy
she concluded 70 tgy il. She found
that it always gave prompt relief IL
was seldom necessary 20 give the second
dose. at has not only saved Gs lots Of
worry and timen she SAYS, but also
doctor bills. I, l. ~ orin!on U'Hi
every family should have q bottle ri
this remedy i'm the house For sale
by BcnfOri's PhaImacv.
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Alas, how enthusiasm decreases as
our experience Increases.
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pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EASTERN STANDARD TINE.
IN EFFECT MAY 20, 1895.

CONDENSED SCHEDULE
Trains arrive and depart from the station a.
JOhnStown as follows:
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To Make a Tea Satisfactorily

ISRAEL PUTNAM.'
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
Not a rraoh Flulsh.

The Pyle road race will be started aud
finished on the road on October 20 IL
was intended to have track huish, but
Chairman Gideon thought that the
records would sbe more satisfactory by
finishing on the public road. and arrange
ments will be made accordingly.
Hickory and Park football olevens will
play at Rlvervlew 20 morrow afternooa
at 3 30.
Warren plays at Emmi.tsburg to day
with Mt st Marv's College
William RadclifI pitcher for the Dover
Club. entered the Washington College at
Chestertown, Nd last Monday. lie IA
now be with his fellow players. Z rfoss
and Burris, who 90 to the same college
University Of Pennsylvania ran up
against the Indians yesterday afternoon
and could only score thirty six points
The Rsz1r-bRcks have organized their
football team With the folloWlng play ers;
Alexander Barrow, right end Thomas
Sterling, right tackle; Ralph Holly,
manager. right guard william Simpler.
centre; Cheney Loomis, left guard
Clinton FoRwell, lett tackle; John
Nonogan. left end Frank MoCAusland.
quarter back; Warner Reed, right half
back Hodgomsn, captain. left half back
Geer Patterson, full back.
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
THOSE PlRLOR-CAR PILOTS.
Morning But Postponed at the Requeit
OF Their Counsel.

A Hearing Was 60 Have Been Beld This
Morning But Postponed At the Requeit
OF Their Counsel.
p Virdln aud r o. Chambers. Of
Loves. and William Bright. OF this city,
comprising the Board OF Pilot Commits
siouers, met In the Clayton House this
morning TO hear the cases OF Walter
Vrdin aud W. W. Norman. the 30
called parlor-car pilots, who we're
present in obedience 60 the
summons OF the board. The counsel for
the two men, James Pennewill, OF Dover,
was unable 20 attend on account Of bis
bslng detained IA courts down the
state and Lewis O. Vandegrft was
secured by them az counsel He asked
for postponement on the ground that
hs had ast entered the case and desired
time 20 post himself IN 70.
There was no opposition raised TO this
proposition and after consultation =
postponement OF the hearing was granted
until the next mestlng of the board
which will be held on the FIRST Monday
In November.
Attorney General John r Nicholson
was I'm attendance as advisor Of tbl
board. These cases are brought as tes
cases. It Is believed that the board vii
either expel or suspend the two pilots an'
that they will take their cases TO ih
courts
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
WILMINGTON REPRESENTED
BY BOTH THE BOARD OF TRADE AND
BY THE CITY COUNCIL.

A Large Delegation VIII Very Probably
Go From Both Bodies and over the n
Y,P.S N. and II. a. o. Roads, ction
Taken Last Night
The Board Of Trade held large and
enthusiastic meeting last evening IN It's
rooms at the Builders Exchange and the
invitation Of the Secretary Of the Navy
was read and accep,ed An invitation
was extended to ali citizens who desire
TO go, to join the party, and thus show
to the administration that the honor
accorded WILMINGTON is both recogniz ID
and appreciated
The route selected was the n. Y, p
g. N aud it is believed that fully a 100
will go on the trip. The party will start
from the P w & 3. depot at II 03 o. m
Fdday arriving at Old Point Comfort at
z 90 D m. @ w Reiff representing the
N. Y P g. n, will accompany the party
and see that 1t is made comfortable
It was decided to order 100 badges. and
those who 90 with the party and desire
one can get 1t from William Lawton.
Those who 60 by the B. & and Bay
Line route can get the badges when they
join the party at Old Point Comfort. Il
is desired that all who intend going
should notify Mr.. Lawton at the earliest
moment II the number warrants II an
extra sleeper will be run on the regular
train OF the return trip, reachlug here at
N. Sunday, and this will bs side.
trscked.upder the sheds of the rail way sia
tion In this city so ss to permit the pas.
sengers to finish their nights rest.
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
GREAT PARADE IN BUFFALO.

The Dslawaresns who Saw the Union
Veteran Legion Demonstration In the
Northern City Yesterday General Dona-
hoe Assistant Marshal.
Special to the Evening Journal.
BUFFALO. Oct. 17.-The complete list
of Delaware people In this northwestern
city, enjoying the exercises attending
this grand annual encsmpment OF the
Union Veteran Legion OF the United
States. follows: Junior Vice National
Com mander John p. Donahoe, Colonel
w V Tuxbury and wife. Colonel L.
French and wife. Colonel L. Il Wilcox
and wife, Mrs J. Harris. Colonel
John Brear, Henry Feldmier. Teen
Tufts, M Mscklln aud vile
Alexander Mason, T O. Grubb. Daniel
Ross. e. O. Concsnnon. Samuel W.
Hawkins, John Dougherty. Charles A
Foster, William McCrea, w. c. FooId
and wife, Charles SalawRy
Yesterdays great parade equalled all
expectations 1t WAS made up of Uaited
States Regulars, Buffalo City Troop,
National Guard New York, Union
Veteran Legion sncampDentu aud clti
zens General John P. = Donahoe and
staff marshalled the second division.
Eacsmpment No "a. of this city,
marched In the second division, behind
No 90. Of Roundout, and Just ahead Of
No. 49, of New York city.
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
old A.bary.. AnnIrer.arr.

Asbury Church's 1O6ih amt versAIy
was celebr ated last night and & strlng
and appropriate sermon WAS preached By
Dr. John d. Howard, pastor OF the
church Dr. Howard's text was--Acts
20; THAT he might go to his own
place
1t was true, he said. that many men
who are not In the church lead lives
which are superior TO those led by some
protesting Christians. They would take
these characters with them into the
next world The only difference would
be that the progress OF the true
Christian. even though he WAS weak, In
this world, would be onward and upward
in the next world Those moral people
who live good lives here. he said.
whether.they wiH admit IL or not, do so
because OF Christian inhuencss.
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
A Kick From shelIpot People.

The people who reside In Shellpot.
beyond Rivervlsw, complain bitterly Of
the lack OF accommodations accorded
them by the Wilmington City Railway
Company Oaly every other car is run
beyond Riserview, and those who are
homeward bound or are dssirous Of
reaching the city are compelled to wait
considerable time before they can get a
car The waiting room a. Rlverview Ia
unheated and inadequate for, the needs
of passengers, and adds to the dis
comfort. Then again, the last car out
leaves the city shortly after 10 30 p. m (,
aud theatre gOers or those who are
detained until a later hour have diff.
Guilty In reaching home The travel
beyond RiveIview is considerable, and
the city railway is the only avenue By
which this travel can be accommodated.
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
THE U. S. GUNDOAT WILMINGTON.

To BE Named In honor OF This City-In-
itial Steps Towards Securing AN APP
propriato GIFT for Her.
The Navy Department has decided to
name one Of the new gunboats to be
built AZ Newport News after this city,
Wilmington, and II is but fitting that
the good people Of this city should take
cognizance Of IT, Other cities have done
honor to themselves and their namesake
and Wilmington should not be behind
hand.
With this object in view, the EVENING
JOURNAL has started q subscription list
the fund to be used for the purchase OF
silver service for the United States
gunboat Wilmington The money re-
ceived will be acknowledged In these col
umns and held subject TO the orders OF
committee of citizens which will
be selected later:
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
At TaE BALTIMORE SYNOD

Raw. n. A. Davidson opened the Session.
Nearly 1000 Members in New Castle
PrssbJ tery-Mrs Keigwin Presices To-
day.
Rev Robert A. Davidson, ofSt Georges,
opened yesterdays session Of the Pres
by terinu Synod. In the First Presby
teiian Church, Baltimore city The stalls
tlcal report Of the Presby terry OF Baltimore
showed hfly nine churches and 616 com
municants That OF New Caat.e con-
tainB ffty six churches and 6 01a
members; while the Washington PresbY
tery has thirty two churches and 2. 1872
members
The report OF the siard committee
on home missions and sustentation wac
uuder discussion FOR long time, but
was dnally adopted a. read
At the synod this morning at 30. Mrs
Albert N. KeigWiu. Of this city. presided
Rt the Foreign Synodical Mission meet
ing TIE program was as follows:
The World for Christ, Mrs Crosby,
president Home nynodlcal; singing
mission heRdlights. Mrs Qnigley, vii.
minRton; invocation. Mrs hadcld,
Washington. d @ address Of welcome,
Mrs Waters BAltimore response,
Mrs Kelgwin, Wilmington; report OF SEQ
rotary. Miss Chester, Washing
tom Christian Endeavor sidelighis
Miss Alice MoLear aud Mrs. Hodydon,
Baltimore; solo, Mrs Chsppeil. BAlu
more; fynodlcsl outlook. Mrs Laws
Washington; psper. Am My Brothers
Kecpei q Mrs Mcknight Washington
solo, Mrs. Patton Baltimore; the address
DR. Latin, Africa; collection; solo, Mrs
Carnes, Baltimore; prayer clrclot.
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
The one oon nnll to Gn.

The City Council met in special session
last evening to talk lsunch matters.
Owing to the enforced absence of Presi
dsnt Baylis. f. J McNulty was made
temporary chairman. Councilman
Howard L Staats, a member of the
launch committee. told Of what had bsen
done. Mayor Jeffers ard Councilmen
MeNulty, Smith, Meaney and Lssry spoke
In favor Of the Council, as the represen
tstive body OF the city. attending IN a
bsdy On nesion of MIR. Lsary, the com
mittee was instructed to recommend that
the Council 60 in a body, and this was
carried. Mr.. O'Neill alone voting no
This recommendation will be made to
night
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
white and white or Black and Black

Clayton House and Hotel Jennings will
meet on the diamond at RivervioS this
afternoon and decide which eau
turn out the better niue OF ball
players Rumors are rife that
Manager Marvel. OF the Clayton
House end Of the encounter
will run in nine made mp OF the col
orsd walters. bell boys and other help
II he does. Manager Pennewill, Of
the Hotel jennings. will have nine
negroes on hand to fill in the gap on his
Ia
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
Poiann I'm THAR cidar.

WEST CHESTER. Oct. II Edward
Kelley, farmer, residing near Plumssck,
Ia Willstown township, and his family
are lying very low from bsing poisoned
on Sunday evening. At that time they
drank some cider drawn from barrell
left In their back yard with its bung out,
and soon after we're taken alarmingly ill
Physicians have since attended them,
aud It is thought that all are nov out OF
danger excepting Mr.. Kelley Investi-
CATION OF the cider has been made, ana
Paris green has been found In It Oa
Saturday Mr.. Kelley had some words
with a hired man, whom he discharged,
and officers are endeavoring to find hlm.
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
Nav York Heraid Weather Forecasts :
clrY NEws IN eRIEF.

DR. .stearns' Union Bible class will convene
In Cenfr-l Presbyterian Church Ffiday even
ing at % D. m
-Transfer OF property az Csde and For
rest streets from Rlbsft Mccauliey TO l.. j..
FOu has been filed.
fi-Driver Caleb jenkins team, belonging
to Comfy " Bro. Collided with Mrs. Annie
Beresford's carriage at Front aud Thorn
streets. yesterday Afternoon. and broke the
woman's csrrage.
Tonight. al 7.80 o'o.ock. the Sunday
Breas fast Association will hold q meeting. It
Is the regular October meeting.
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
KarIrnl snrvInea .. nIadeIev.

At the revival services at Medeley M.
E Church last night, the pastor do
livered an effective sermon, which was
followed by an altar service. at which &
number Of penitents knelt. At the close OF
the meeting there had been several con-
versions. The interest Ia the revival Is
extending beyond South Wilmington,
aud people from other portions Of tho
city are enjoying the services The
pastor Of the chursh Is his own evange-
lIaf
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
Oohaneev on A Rampnre-

BRIDGEroN. Oct 1.-THE effort to
have Rev. DIR. Fitz. pastor OF the Roads
town Baptist Church, in5icted by the
recent grand jury for alleged moral
depra witty, having failed, the church,
which is known as Cohansey Baptist
Church, publishes a statement to-day
denouncing ths ''West Jersey Bastist
Association" for It's action in withdraw
lag fellowship st its recent session In
Port Norris
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
wbaleb,oh wnI Go Abroad At Once.

The Belgian whalebAok steamer Saga
mon, now In the dry dock Of the Harlan
and HolllngsWorth Conpany's being
examined and painted went ashore In the
Chesapeake bay soma time ago After
the Wilmington workmen complete the
contract OF overhaullng the whaleback,
she will proceed directly to Daiquari, TO
load iron ore for Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
A RAT. A rERRIeR ANp A sMALL eoY
They Occasion Lots of Fan for A Crowd
on Madison Street.

They Occasion Lots of Fan for a Crowd
on Madison Street.
A rat, a terrier and a small boy caused
thousands OF people to congregate on
Madison street about 9 o'clock the other
night, aud 1t was not q real rat either
The rat, which was a most natural
looking rubber affair. was connected with
a long, thin pipe and bulb Every time
the boy squeezed the bnlb the rat would
leap forward In q most life-like manner,
and the women on the street would
shrek with terror and gather up their
skirts This delighted the crowd, which
surgsd down on the boy and the rat from
every direction.
The fun was kept up for an hour or
more, even the policeman on the beat
stopping now and then for good laugh
Suddenly, however, a sleek-looking rat
terrier spraug through the crowd and
made for his mortal enemy. Down he
pounced. The boy gave the bulb jeb
and the rat leaped about six feet. Again
the dog made a spring. This time he
caught the rat in his teeth, and the pres
sure caused it to give out q most life.
like squak, which delighted the dog
and audience alike.
By this time the street was packed
Time after tiue the dog would shake the
rat and put it down. only to see It leap
up again. to the wild delight of the
crowd For the first half hour It was
mere play to the plucky little terrier,
but after 3 while things began TO grow
monotonous The dog lay down for a
rest and the rat jumped ovsr him This
Was too much for canine flesh aud blood
TO stand. He leaped up again, and now
the contest KEEP up until the dog
fell to the pavement from sheer
exhaustion. Painting and with eyes
protrudlng. he made few more
Intellectual snaps at the rubber rat, then
turned over on his side and laid bis head
on the pavement. His owner worked his
way through the crowd, picked up his
pet In his arms, uttered few remarks
and offered to lick the man who had
killed his dog The crowd ieered and
dispersed, while the small boy strolled
down the street in search Of another
ambitious rat terrier.
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
INC Load was Overturned .

Shortly after 10 o'clock this morning,
William Hassman. while driving a
wagon loaded with wood on the east
side OF Third street btidge, tried
TO turn out OF the old tracks of the city
railway. One wheel was broken off and
the load overturned One OF the horses
WAS badly injured and Hassmsn had his
hand cut
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
wnrdelI an IncI.

Sheriff Truxton will not be compelled
to lay the lash on the back Of Edward
Wardell. Of this city. convicted Of rob
bing a store In Seaford. Word has been
recsived here that Governor Watson, In
response to an appeal by Wardell's
friends, has remitted both the lashes and
nillOrV
Evening journal., 1895-10-17
chester,r pefeated PIatsrs Sore.

Some OF the players OF the Chester
eleven say that the WILMINGTON High
School boys took with them a pa dded
team, aud not half Of them composed the
eleven they played with some lime ago.
Another advantage the Chesterites claim
that the Wilmingtonisns had. was their
weight, which far excssded that Of the
Chester High School boys