The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-27
=. make of Mince Meat the

- for Ladies and Gentle,
'.e !, Holierbaum'S, Is. NIL,
81. :. Triumph Brand" Baiti'
'-' ,s.o,lemen's, Boys and Chill
Iaiie'' ,,,,ssr at Holderbaum's.
.etbe HERALD should not for
i RsaieIs :. S,vder. the druggist, can
:. ..'.'- y, eve. with glasses
', samuel F. Smith, the vener-
Be- t,-ofthe famous hymn Amer
alilo. ING MY country It's oi
so5denly at Boston, Satur-
y 80 ,,-.u.r son Of eX-Superintend-
8 laEil ". 20. instruction Waller, died
q ared nineteen years, at the
8 liien's' : s-bool al Indiana, Saturday
81 1t last week. s,,,.,set this
ATe 10 do not fail to visit PiseIs 5
.1..l. l..,isnsry 4 oyster Parlors' opposite
''' ,.,r.a promises to produce
N'9'. st one-sixth the present cost
&C. nod. which is soon 20 be made
y - lines are 10 be operated
DIG ..sTiy without trolly wire or con-
,landolins, Guitars, BanJos
s,ringed Instruments at Snyder
ga1ra p.,,,,;,..,s
j -.-,e.,ei Henry Houck' deputy
'' --.'..riutendeut of public instruction
co.yre,s against Congressman
I-- ,,-.,,nsr. - Mr.. Houck has posi-
=, declined to do 50.
nice assortment of mems,
u .bildren's Oyercoats and Suits,
n{cs7,. Gloves &c, latest styles
- qualities and makes 60 10 hOi-
-aam's,
4 .s,a rich. glossy sheen, so much
II I'm hair. can be secured by the
.,rar,s Hair Vigor. All the assist
.,bat nature requires to make the
a - beautiful, and abundant Is
LIN the excellent preparation
--c.-,zts. Oil Cloths. Druggets, Rugs,
4 -. VsIises and suit Cases, go TO
3 is-baum's.
Il -.-,,..r,ns cures OF rheumatism by
a 80 the old standard bloOd-puriii-
- Ssr,aparilla. show conclusive
a,.risan effective remedy, ifnot in
he sneeifie. for this most painful
"A ,s-.is,ent Of maladies. What has
"a Il e.bsrs viii also cure you.
P41nsyvania counties having the
+ ~, n,pulation are Cameron, 7,2SS;
- and Pike, 9,il2 Philadel-
f .,b ,bs, the largest with I,046,@54 Ale
next with 55l, l,659, and Luzerne
"A with sll,31&. These are the figures
-bs census Of 1871.
q rt- Gallagher. who killed James
49, dance in Scottdale on the night
. ,,---st % 1886. and was put on trial for
"A rs IN t;reensburg last week, has been
.--5 -liltv Of murder in the second de-
i tuDljcation was made for a new
-
Il Ina. Shoemaker. of this place, has
( .r that was captured when young and
+ s grown Up to be quite a pet, says the
zs,51rg Freeman. 1t scars about
nigh the town and when it perches
b1iiing and initiates the Growing
-7s,.zr or the cackle of hen, which
DDS 70 perfection. it Is the admiration
II al bahalde7s.
"A ASsh55l teacher in Lebanon county has
q, iesn prosecuted for injuring a boys
! a-ng By boxing his ears. 1t is quite
that any person who has no more
IT, than u boNa child's ears Is not fit
nave children under his charge Many
15rsan who has defective hearing is in
Il .si 10 the fact that his ears were
1sl~ when a child. 1t is very easy to
sure the ear drum by such blow and
. 1cl injury l. irreparable.
Fl Tas Dairy and Food Commissioner
Il, thai pretty nearly everything we
j /, ], aiulterated. Maple sugar is made
- q three cent sugar, buckwheat Is
+ llis from coarse wheat flour, which is
lslper, pepper, mustard. vinegar. cocoa,
sss, butter and pretty much every food
+ Employed on the everyday table is found
Be lillisratei 50 that a man does not
In1T when be Is eating pure stuff. About
only thing We eat that has not yet
II 1li % be adulterated is the humble
r. ai,he hen-the egg cannot be sue
9,illiy initiated.
II Those who show a newspaper man a
iliaess never make a better investment
lls that vii pay them larger returns.
+ as75 are times in the life of every man,
ly be he in either private or political
when newspaper can either make
.-alk his future prosperity. News
- men, like others, are only human.
. Agor those who favor them and un-
f -Ae .hlse who do them a wrong. Men
ei.el, in the vain imagination of their
al o1nceit, underyalue the true power
i1epress. No matter how powerful a
-a may be, the persistent effort of the
-e'> Sill Kill his strength despite the
5, ei1T he may otherwise put FORTH
-,taags
IN old swindle is being worked in
-e neishbo-ing counties, with success
results, by an experienced fakir.
81 lipel with two watches, one having
81 --- the o.her loud tick, and many
''-7s oi iiniment, he goes 10 work cur
Il a74i people. This particular individ-
a "'rAs irom a carriage. By offering
a-ie or more free he gets his vic
-p in ihe carriage, applies the watch
-'as The weak tick to the ear, returns
2 --'a- 10 his pocket, applies some of
-zl-ning iiniment," does consider
a --Aing and rubbing, and winds MP
Fhylng the other watch this time
E .l-l one-,o the ear. After this cures,
-4Aes probably a dozen sales. and
a = sAci'ee further interest by making
,asr cure.
Il ---il Brown and Mary Selder were
+ ''.1l in TIE Catholic church at Ligo-
y 'lesiay night Three years ago
4 "eIe lovers in little town in Eng
4 - wen The man was % years old and
"A - = lie inherited a fortune from
A grandfather and came to America.
] '-'5-llec iosend for his sweetheart to
4 l-li' but he lost his money in
Il ---'lons in Montana and tramped
= 'le last In Ligonier township
s. el employment on the farm Of
--eely' and from there he wrote
Il IL The meantime her father had
'-' ING her heiress 10 a large amount
She asked him to accept funds
-'. = return 10 England. bat ne re-
] men she started for the United
' arrived in Ligonier last Fri
s-s soon found Brown on the
81 eely farm. provi3s3 t,;-., -