The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-11
framed at snyder's Art Store
Piciaie' md At trifiiug cost.

goah The abandoned puiiuiies Vi
urschiiie9, s,eel company will be used
8 ',;ns - Mandolins, Guitars Banlos
Yioiiis' Hinged instruments atSnyder'
dTas poberts Of the Pennsylvania
Pfesiue-b his company has been trying
ss!s 'i". .;a,a 20 make arrangements with
f'F soiiiS 1':.,,ore and Ohio for the use OF a
the b1i'., -',., rompany's branch line to en-
pari q lIo, Inanusvlvania Railroad to reach
81, %,,s tal ham from JOhnstOWn' -.
A'Al' .,.r has been sent out from the
Acll,. A.arr of public instruction oil Penn-
dsFgaT'iil'.,,i -i,-ising school directors that
syl'al,- -.r determines for themselves 5
they ii1i l',;,;avs designated by law shall
when Ia L., as school holi days when
be eouSsl,, 80 are open for regular instruc-
TIE n ',n he days named the time can be
..e8 !. and paid for the same as 0'n''
dsys. ho,r cold has
49, .,nan a mystery HS"
i : .'-'nrbt-' The fact is, however,
been - the blood is poor and the sys-
il'- ,r,sssed. one becomes peculiarly
,.'Es ~ to diseases, When the appetite Ua
ii's ,ngtb fails. Ayers Sarsaparilla
'as "a be taken without delay
-s.l.tast story Of wondrous gold find
- i' = i If a lake whose bed is liter
u A.-,@ -,sre5 deep with gold dust The
eau. ,e.o wards long, 400 yards VIDE
-lA' 1,zofset deep. 1t i fed by water from
anu =. and is only outlet is little
S. ,,ro feet deep. but of incrediole
80, - The assay of the sand whlch
'a--'Is .srtain brought to Seattle recently
- ) to $40 a cubic yard and on tins tins
So nan could alone take out $1,000
ayear. >-o,,.
,,,,r nresents for Nmas and New
- Everybody does. There is MOTH
- than a fine picture; something
- = frisnds will always keep and treas
90 Won can get anything in this line
ui'' SNYpER's ART STORE.
r-h;1a raturning home from school at
r-i5av. al Ligonier, Joseph T..
-. God six wears, John Meiley, aged
-, = and Harry Dohner, aged six years,
- on heavy wagon loaded with
--.be5 cinder. When chased OF by the
- the bows fell under the wheels,
- rsssed over all three. Light died
.,-.,-f instantly, and Meiley and
u,bner cannot recover.
Flint Mich. correspondent writes to
- chicago TriJaae: Passengers on the
-, Rirer division Of the Flint & Pere
,I-,ne,,e railroad who came TO the city
- ranort Observing strange pheno-
ION in large. level fields not far from
.i,v Hundreds of snOwballs, some
-, NJ colossaI size, have been rolled
..-..bar II i thought, by the action OF
- vin5. The fields are covered with
,ssr and nature accomplished IN one
r;,ft what II would take a large force OF
t,vs several days 10 do.
PsaderS ofthe HERALD should not for
O., that J. y. Snyder, the druggist, can
fttheir eyes with glasses
The spring elections are not great way
o4snd the substance of the law relative
,,rbese elections may not be out ofplace
s--bis time. The elections next spring
will take place on Tuesday, the 18th day
NJ February. According TO the Act OF
tssIegislature Of 1893, the nominations
tr uarrv primaries for borough and town
shin offices and school directors must be
fled eighteen days before the election,
which will be January 3lst, and nomina-
ton papers fifteen days before the same
which will he February Sd. Ii is safe
rsle no, to wait until the last day, but to
file the certificates as early as possible.
DO YOU know that we have an Art
Sore in Somerset? We have, and good
one. You can see hundreds of pictures
@. all descriptions at
SNYDER's ART STORE.
Anexchange remarks that the present
duughi might possibly have some effect
on the growth of the Canada thistle. Tho
Cluada thistle runs deep roots and needs
dsep-iown moisture to keep it growing
The present drought has gone deep into
the earth which deprives the thistle ROOT
otis nourishment. thus killing some and
checking the growth Of others, and with
s.irle vigorous fighting on the part OF
The farmers much could be done now t6
destroy this greatest of all our weed pests
TIe drought may have been a good thing
in this while il has caused much suffering
for want Of water.
ayers Pills, being composed of the es-
ssutial virtues Of the best vegetable ape
rents, without any of the woody OF
h5rOus material whatever, is the reason
Why they are much more effective and
valuable than any other cathartic. The
bssi family physic.
Nr. Edna Wilson, formerly Edna
Rlakin, was convicted in court at Union
lown, Friday. Of assault and battery upon
snie Hill. The case arose out of tho
hshi which the two girls had in Lick
Hollow one day last summer. They wert
blih in love with Wilson, who refused t.
l4&e a choice between them, but has
sla'e married the Rankin girl. Edna and
~ lie resolved 10 settle the question witt
n4,aTe's weapons, and in the presence o
Lina's father and Wilson they fough
lle matter TO finish. Sadie was badly
Waip2el aai on TIE witness stand she
tesiihed tha. Edna chewed an earrin.
oli Of her ear and bit several pieces on
O. Der face.
The talk Of the town is Snyder's Ar
N,'re. There YOU can find pictures
Fle- Of them. All kinds and cheap
" lat elegant presents they make.
Secretary Edge, Of the Department o
agriculture, has devoted considerable at
'ea'ion 10 the so-called .-preservatines, >
h'E commonly advertised for the preser
'4'lon o. cider, milk and other articles o
i''4 In every ease Il is found that the,
are composed of some form of boraci,
%aur and in some eases salicylic acid
Wien added 10 milk according to direc
"'iis' one pint Of milk contains from nin'
- Ten grains Of the drug. The medicinal
qlse Is from ave grains TO thirty grains
'-s department Of Agriculture has de
0lel that the Use Of the ''preservaiines'
: injurious 10 public health and that the.
me under the provisions of the pur
4''a act. Persons using or selling then
az liable to conviction and fine.
Doe Your head feel as though someon
: l@inmeFing il; as though million
r'N'As we're dying out Of the ewes? Have
y'a horrible sickness Of the stomach.
Da'd''A Blood Bitters will cure You.
az energetic attempt is being made {,