The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-27

.ia. go but since losing the sight
, '-5, md she has been able to see
i'' .r.be eve that was previously
feed C..,,.ne nee Anna
= 7. Iy 5same the mother of son at
So vondsv last. If the boy lives
7'r,'-.,,ber's Pr, = Inheritance of sl5,coo'-
q -. p intact and on an ordinary
''l- bs will he a very well-to-do
go. ..n financially at twenty-one.
al- C,stelIane and Miss Gould
D. - ID IN New York city March
-.rspaper men, who often find
5-'' .,isut 70 serve on juries, are
,gired TO four of the seven
"a ,,urt Judges of this state for
81. vbieb in effect disqualities edi-
-.;,-r service. As newspaper men
! - = tothink, they must form opin-
-r.t least Impressions, and hence
sigfble to sit on important cases.
minds are greatly to bepreferred
= 80. If the juror is unable to
- mucb the better.-Uniontown
y.E.-s;andard.
rsT. Hsadley, the historian died ) an
ysrburg. y. J.. from paralysis
bo-n in Walton y. ", in 1913.
- esucaied at Union College and
-, theological Seminary. He was
,..--,ris pastor of the Presbyterian
= !, S,oekbridge, Mass, and was at
s-s engaged with Horace Greeley in
-s.,-.bin Of the New York Tribune.
Z. .v-,,s several historical works, among
b.,,y life Of Cromwell" Wash
--s,l His Generals" Life of Far
He was elected secretary of
=, 1S55 On the Know Nothing ticket
g..ss-5 NcWilliams of Irwin, West
and county, aged Il, committed sui
-. S-zwart'S station, Thursday, by
/ .,--,, himself His father and mother
| = s,ne time ago and he has been
,- gi-b his father. He was visiting
/ ~,.b4- Al Stewart and was expected
astbn evening. He failed to make
u3aance and not having been with
/. ml5s- during the night a search was
s-g.si yesterday morning with the
~, Tia; his l,ody was found hanging
ss.sintbe barn. No cause can be as
.gnsi i- BIS act
Jgirs Miller. Of Lawrence county last
vsss refused the application for new
,rs- in lie case Of DR.. K. w. Bell, con-
7issi Of criminal malpractice in the case
dVs, Daisy kirker. At noon the Judge
.rsncs5 Dr. Bell to pay 500 fine and
uaisrgo Imprisonment in the Western
Psntaa,zry for four years and two
uu.bs. Judge Miller claimed that for
~ god Of society he must make an ex-
ln9l5 Of Dr. Bell. The doctor denied
L, guilt when asked what he had to say.
Il sssne in the courtroom was sensa-
tlza. Bel broke down and wept.
TasTnbune Almanac for 1897, now out,
!. trsszy. thoroughly up 10 date, and a
s,,1g and valuable number. Political
Platforms occupy rather more space than
u:lll. the past year having been prolific
z Platforms, and al least a digest is given
d s7ery one Of the national and state
cssis Of lS+i Election returns are fully
presented, with names Of the new Mem
IL, Of Congress and Senators, and all
II usual variety Of statistics on finance,
t-liE agriculture, coinage, banking. pro-
olei1u Of the precious metals, public
rsTsnle population, colleges, education,
Iran.nent societies, railroads, telegraph
sai telephone companies, public debt
l1t expenditures, fires Of 1895, and other
Important matter. The recent Govern
ns1. bond issues and proposed impeach-
usli Of President Cleveland, the censure
O H. Bayard, the Venezuelan business,
lzisla.i0nai arbitration and Cuban Rev
cg.ol are fully and concisely treated,
saitleres are a number Of valuable minor
is4.arss such as facts about the Sugar
sala,y, Isl Of dates Of important his
t114 e'ents, number Of American sol
es'' IN each Of our wars, labor laws,
eEis ryice laws. salaries of all the lead
i-g Fei'rAl and Stale officers, facts about
os nayal and land militia. and so on.
lie tribune almanac sells for 25 cents a
og!' and i a. necessary in the house as
All-.i7HAry. Price, > cents copy.
When II : considered that the Farm
= Institutes partake Of the nature Of
'a-'s-,i'y Extension a applied to sgri-
'---aFs' and are highly appreciated and
l--'aai15d by farmers. enabling them TO
'7-lfe some measure of technical train
q which Is becoming more and more
'''1l-l-- % success, 1t i urged that the
-rfi'2Ti2iioa therefor should be more
''7iA- i is the only organized State
7i'-2h'nant Tor education in agricul-
'--s excepting the School of Agriculture
= ne >iaie College. The institutes also
: a e1cesiingly valuable work in
-'ag public interest in the subject Of
-s'-'-iiare, while the School of Agricul-
- a'a-inues the work thus started and
--'''lrs isS further systematic training.
- 'le support Of both these agencies
: N--.e las made during the past six
- = a average annual appropriation of
'' "hiea is zn average Of five and
''-'7aias cents for each farm in the
- 10 other words. out o6 each 500
'iI-Aied by the Legislature of 1885
) "a ana shree-tenths cents was for
.-s .-Asfs Institutes and Eve and three
- - cat Tor the School Of Agriculture,
aay-ioar cents covers the entire
-. 'P'-4iion i9r agricultural purposes.
=. N-l'' d. considering the great inter
-. y o sl''serFed. is not only made
y - -li manifesuy disproportionate.-
~ 'oF. Hastings Biennial Message.
u Noun; Lebanon Shakers have in
great many valuable things.
ssts the hrst TO make broorns by
-, ;-'-ileiy' toe irst to put up seeds in
p-lAases; tue first TO manufacture
IA. '-ey @re SGt with method of cur
y.ss'PeF'sla By restisg the stomach.
- remedy i known as the Shaker Di-
- - ooTaial- Il supplies food in an
,iaiy d'gested form and al the same
- = 1Ae digestion Of other foods in
- !, ,'''--Aeh- Ia other words, by the use
-. - shsker Digestive Cordial, a dys-
So ll1aiiy gets along without the
NJ stomach until il is restored to
a. -.-f'- strength and vigor. a single
- ,o''ie vii of1-times give marked
- bottle from your druggist
d. -, ! the best medicine for chill
G.. oo1''Es - Seconnend il in place OF