The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20


in'''''.. through the use Of Doan's
il'i ,n.. Iineeer fails.
a'' 1l,, l,ut two eciipses this year,
GbeTe W., .an. TIC irst will be a par
b'h Q. .. y, about sunset Of February !.
id e-'i .sye~ more than seven in any
Iasra 81 I, the sun and two Of the
g'z-snd never less than two
,- , rsirhian Gearhart has resign
Bs'' ',.,o-aie :, ', Of the Reformed church
81 iihs - For some time past there
j Bs-'. r-,uble. but the climax was
b O''" christmas evening, when,
r,a'ael ,,'rering a talk a; an entertain
sasI o'.' ne sunday school, the pastor
.ss.1dsi s.l. d select dance,
SER p.s,ress. a Findley Township,
). o. r,gntv. farmer, died suddenly
Ns''a ,t the advanced age of eighty
u 49, 49, He was supposed to be
s''sa IN, he lea no Will. On We'd
Esal'nl M Yeager was looking through
rss'a' .,ba old trunks and came across
s'ii' I. :. i,rs with gold pieces. The two
- r.siued over $1,000.
men disguised as white caps
Ies''' ne house Of Mrs. Jennie Ander-
vel = s-,b1s,own. westmoreland coun-
81 ?, rassiav night, and demanded J. J.
goL - married. man, who has been liv-
$500, 5,a her. She denied that he was
~ W. ,sev found him hiding in the
i's''' ~. gawas taken out, cowhided until
Ea@ i f,r mercy and promised never
b 's-s ,ben marched ont OF town with
ling '5,ii mob at his heels.
,.lin Harvey, a brakeman on the
f'1-- pacific. was killed by a train
VS. 80 station on the night Of jan
H'- The accident was caused 10y
aA' - 8rswhead. 4 strange feature of
a'.'-.,,i s-anening was a premonition of death
* -. - dream the night before the acci-
Harvey related his dream. aud
-'-- -, II seemed as if he had been
- br an engine and six cars, and,
So h.vss killed six ears ran over his
ioiy
-, = eonSternation among the male
Centre county school teachers.
r., the County Directors met in an
.,rveutiou they passed resolutions
a''' 80, the use of tobacco in any
- The teachers, and indorsed the
.-r,bibfriurthe use ofthe same. They
7smanded that in the future the
- superintendent enter upon every
.-i5,ste granted whether or not the
lisa uSer Of tobacco in any form.
= ni-arors are now quietly investigat-
=, fpd out how many of the teachers
b,c., with a view of demanding
y. ,sav either quit its use or resign
ing A. a good many OF the male
,.bs, either chew or SMOKE, when not
- IN teaching. they are greatly
sl-u.sl.
Contain ". V. Peabody, Nice-Presi-
s.,,s,5 Gen'I Manager OF the B. IL. o.
Il Travelled last year, in his private
!. ,5so5i,. Just u, 4I9 miles. The rec
.,ius, kep. by c. \. Tonay. who mas
t.ss in the Captains private office for
lsrs, vsar,. and who accompanies him
y, h. travels. lie keeps a daily record
,f.-.ssrs movements, and can show al
...rbsr point on the road the Captain
- srv time during the past ten years
.taar-t % MS car. IN lSS3 the ear, with
u. r,r.ain. travelled $3.50 miles; in
l.r aqnmiIes; in lS9l, 1852 miles /;
n l>i @.slI miles. and in lSa2, 53,2s0
nas Thi, record Is hardly equaled by
.rr rrrad man in the west. aad i
e,.s, 10 going twice around the world
sTsrv vear. and half way back again.
Brooklyn physician translates the
f5oring from a German writer: "fhe
s.1ls Is such a common fruit that few
,.-.aBs are familiar with its remarkably
eHaE5us medicinal properties. Every
Fs8ro1ght % know that the very best
t5inr be can do IS to eat apples just be-
f-s going to bed The apple is excellent
b-r1 flod. because It has more phosphor-
isdi. 10 an easily digestible shape, than
s-7e.6er fruit known. l. excites the ac-
bla Of the liver. promotes sound and
hsalthy sleep, and thoroughly disinfeets
,hsm1uth. Il also agglUtinates the sur
passcids Of the stomach, helps the kid
ny ssc7etions. and prevents calculus
sgvth. while il obviates indigestion and
sels0 Of the best preventives of diseases
ofiss throat Next % lemon and orange,
hsas1 the best au.ido:e for the thirst
Sli craving of persons addicted TO the
laa1l and opium habit."-Med.cal Re-
vieE.
A despatch from Pennington y. J.,
llsl January says: The most COM
pee line Of hardware ever discovered in
aow was found yesterday. The COW was
Eleiby John Risler. living near Lock
rgn, a few miles from Flemington. Fol-
ioEing j. list OF articles found in the
s,1ma-h: one two-peuny wire nail one
laI-psauy, two six penny. eleven eight
penny. four three-penny cut nails five
hlr-penny, one fve-penny, five six
Fslay, seven eight-penny, three ten-pen-
ay, one eight-penny wrought nails; thir-
N-aine pieces OF nails from inches down,
iE0 l-inch screws, two 1-inch screws,
i1rse pieces Of wire, three stones as large
1'awainut. one hog ring, one threshing-
as,aine spike > inches long, paddock
sltksyto III, aad one small file. Total,
lissIy-ave pieces. One Of the most re-
n4rE4d.e things connected with the in
e.i5at Is thai tie COW WAS in good health
Elsa slaughtered.
L We could trace Dyspepsia TO It's
s'4fes, Il wouia be back u our kitchens.
il ils- the secret Of good health is good
0'a1ing. tweI cooked, foods are par
aay a-ses-ed; IL poorly cooked, they
ais .sss d.ge>JD.e than in their raw state.
4 !oa are d victim Of faulty cooking,
- : ii yol suffer from Dyspepsa, the
'-l'a2l cure must be looked for in an
-'.ileia-ly digested food. and a food
---dl VIII al the same time aid the di-
$500 Of other foods. Such a prepara-
% gi'u4.y rests the tired digestive
1's-''' Hereby restoring them 10 their
l-iar4l ,-geug.a.
. he Digestive Cordial, as prepared by
- sela4ers OF Moaut Lebanon. Is just
a-'. preparation. and a single 10 cent
-'--s I'll convince you of it, value. If
l--i I, l'sgsisi doesn't keep it. he viii be
80 70 3 ittarousb MS wholesale house.
--i1ol Is the best medicine for chit
DodoN recommend it in place of
easss Oh.
-'4 Aoss Jolli;y Company had a good
= I. Et'h's theatre last night, and
: .-'g flLy justified the expectations of
- ~ho w&Esssed their performance
-. = season. The show is, if anything,
:, - 'aan ever and san truly claim its
- ~ me iront ranks Of musical farce
Encores were frequent and ev-