The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-09-01

,slrain- a''
F''i'' addressed to the following i,,s
Letter. IN, remain uncalled for al inc
uipled per y.o Amos r.; Miller ID. A.;
hni'D'' hn;. directed to the advertise
Aaen',,," Aa,,..-. shepherds a kuykendaii'
meni 'l ~, ". e.v Of the attractions Sc
'no I, Them in the Ne" '''"
s l.,i week. ,.;,, nreach in the
Rev. M Iie reformed Church next sun
IsTa's' -,.g ...s d, 10 o'clock aud in tho
aay M E.G5rmed Chareh at q" p M
a.,. P. Hughes, who died e.l..'lI,.. at his
Pra"a> lar ~.aeIlsburg last Saturday
r>ii5ll.' ,-ss one arthe hest known bus
u'ri'in-' M Bedford and adjoining ooun-
4 u''' t.,-sxt ten days any one VIII
4 paFla-, Fl-,-l SO set Of teeth for s. a
BE- iaIH,, ,S'-slany calling at Bills Dental
50 So ',g,srsayder's Drug Store SOM
e'''', ,.-.tf.r, for sale new variety
?. ns.l, .,5,,.. A great yielder' stiif in
q 'e'- 49,. moi lodge, free from all hlth'
Se5 m per bu>hei -,
vsrissny and :. J. Bowser have
= y :, rsrtnerShip and offer their ser
f'rliie' =" .;.,,aer, 10 all persons requir-
-,,l suctioueers.
ine ''' ,flre5s, Somerset, Pa.
should remember that the
"a. -, Fl, .se compulsory school law
aa.,-,.- .1-girs- the attendance OF all ehil-
o." ,'t,. srrba age Of IA and 10 years,
d'7l ,ssra-s regularly and necessarily
Dl''s-5 Parents should advise their
el'f.--., T., enter school at the opening
el.', Inns mase their work easier ana
more agreeable
--r,,r head feel as though some
- tsmmerfng it; as though mil
o-'' -. we're flying ont Of the eyes,
..- -, horrible sickness Of the stom-
h1.' %. n,-5,es Blood Bitters will cure
yCu. ,-.,o.
mp Kaiue, formerly newspaper
= - piirsf,1rg. died suddenly at the
r.'r.,,irk ~ Hotel, in Uniontown, Tues
...,,,irr lie was born in Union
--' ana was n the time OF his death
'e...,--,,ro years ofage. His first worked
.-'l, p....l,rrr some ten years ago, then
-. ~ New York. but his health failed
- and hs returned to Uniontown
-i-'',, = :, health and with his eyesight
almost gone.
c,r.tslle ". :. Copeland, Of West
80 vfIr make 81 test case against the
,r,.oor directors. TO recover costs for
.-,-s1or.fpr persons to the county home.
IT,. i.-e.-a-, allow c1nstables 10 cents
nile in fees aud no extra compensa-
-, fr the conveyance Of persons in
~ charge. Coustables claim this is
,-..sf, should be and the matter will be
s-rr t~,urirt TO the attention Of the court
fra decision.
The misery Of years has been cnred in
,.irr,e night fv the use Of Doan's Oint-
,.art a pa,ftive. never-failing remedy
Or Trebinr Piles and ali similar diseases.
Y5ur dealer keeps IL, or can get 1t for
you.
one o!our exchanges propounds the fol-
j.wiur: "You can any day see a white
horse; why do You never see white
eal,s Why does horse eat grass back
ward and COW forward? Why does a
bap vine always wind one way and a
hsan another Where should the inside
of a chimney De the bigger, at the top or
bottom. and Why's Can you tell why a
horse te.hereJ with rope always un-
rlys,, Il. while a COW twists II into knots?
WY 90 leaves turn upside down before
rains What Is he length of flour
tarrels What animals have no upper
teeth in front. and why?"
ont of2 pupils IN the grammar schools
of Chicago who attained a certain per-
ezu.age Of efficiency only > were boys.
This would indicate that girls are about
fartime> aS bright as boys. Ii is hard
i3unders.and these things aud TO straight
en- Up the rules Of heredity. 1t is, we be-
ueye. an accepted rule that boys take
aaer'' their mother and the girls after
lheir father IT, then, the women are
tie smartest, the boys, taking after" the
mother. should also be smartest. If 1.-THE
men are the smartest then the girls,
taking after" the father, should be
smar.est, Il is a difficult riddle to un-
riddle.
Harry Kelly, a young man employed
asa section hand on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad al Meyersdale, was muir
derlusly assaulted by negro near West
Newton Wednesday night He was on
his way % his old home in Salisbury,
Indiana County, and was riding on a
freight train. lie fell in with the colored
Alau, who was also stealing a ride. Sud
denly the negro sprang at young
Kelley and struck him on the head with
an iron har. eating a deep cash about
lye inches long. The negro then went
through his pockets and took all the
money he had aud jumped from the train.
When the train arrived at Mex Keesport
Kelly was still in dazed condition, but
~as able To tell his story TO policeman.
Ahsr his wounds were dressed he WAS
sept al MckeeSport all night and return
ed his home in Salisbury next day.
Don't hol. your food, it irritates your
N'uaeh. Choose digestible food and
chew H. Indigestion Is a dangerous
sickness. Proper care prevents it
Shaker Digestive Cordial cures it. That
J. Tie long and short OF Indigestion.
NoW, the question j.: Have you got in
aigesiion2 le-, you have pain or dis
'onior; after eating, ldache. dizziness.
nausea, offensive br heartburn. Ian
guor' weakness, .. r, jaundice, iatu-
IsAee' loss oi appetite, irriiability, con-
sap@uon, etc les, you have indiges-
'- 10 cure IT, take Shaker Digestive
cordial The medicinal herbs ard
plants oi which Shaker Digestive Cordial
i' composed, help to digest the food in
your stomach; help 70 strengthen your
s.'Lnach- When your stomach is strong.
care viii keep it 80. Shaker Digestive
Cordial Is Tor sale 10y druggists, price 10
cents 10 si.u"per bottle.
an ihe September Ladies' Home Jour
n4l EdWard W. Box notes the abuse of
'ne pretty custom Of casting small par
'e' q nee ora dainty slipper after de-
parting bride and groom-an unspoken
''dSpeed. Tine dainty slipper" he also
N'y9' ha' been Transformed into the old
el'e oi doubtful origin, and thrown with
-o''e Ahd accuracy, causing no end Of
N''''iniorL And this Is what two nrettv
l'>''iiis have degenerated into. They
1--we Teen vu.sarized, and, therefore. the
-heE pass into disuse the better.