The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-07
~,,s,v Of Ligonier narrowly es-

lie W. -. insect lit upon his head 1t was
"iie' .,.--.,rh the greatest eXer'ions 'ha' m
on's -..r- rouuteracled the elect oi
;bs poisou5as sting
'H' .-,-ost has commenced. Some OF
Iss 80 If early clover have been cut
the ''''i M, ,rordso the old saw farmers
an" y" % hay while the sun shines
are NJ. a.. The hay crop is reported TO
th'7'' .bis wear resulting from the
pe -, aims Of the early season.
,.,.,, intend to indorse any except
w .,s,uine merit, but we take
aI'''''-, n rs,srring 70 Garland stoves
pe,'-.-r p.7.-..s. whose superiority is too well
ana - l,erallei in question. They
''''l'a,,-. - d, lle uuequalied by any IN
the world.
r,.f.~sIgrg dispatch says: Col
Rutherford, receiver ot the
".'-f-.nf, one. Midland railroad. has been
fe'.',,s - r, complete the road to Brooks
ann ...l. Bi,ir county. at an expense oi
-.,., Nl'',' f4s expects TO DO 80, within two
- This is the line reported to have
,-, l.,aeat by the Beech Creek company
20 -, a through and shorter route be-
ID '','-,. p..,.l,,rg and Philadelphia
r-., 8 finger grows 50 thick that a
w. NOT he taken OF, an easy way to
filH 80 .gs swelling is as follows A
-. -7bl,sr band is taken and placed
i''...r -., .i,pe. around the finger near the
So go - while the hand is held up the
l''-- !. slowly rubbed down until it
..5a. the ring. This Is repeated sew
...,a.. and ater a few minutes 1t VIII
r'-,l ,bat the finger is thin enough to
y. "a 20, ,ba ring without the slightest
difficulty.
r.,.t office a; Connellsville was
lI-sstan early hour Thursday morn
~, About $40 in cash, nearly $500
'"=. ,s ,o,tare stamps and about 20
- letters, besides papers and
VI ,.,neb containing mail for western
- - we're stolen. The robbers entered
iE.,,gb rear window. 4 hole was
-. - /, the top of the large safe, in
- '.,,,,3er " placed. The force OF
.,-o,,,rs.ion blew the door Of the SAFE
the room. demolishing in its
- stove. The main body of the
',-;-esB backward and went partly
,Ir,spb ;he wall Of the office.
Any sto,e ar range bearing the name Of
.....-i,,I-, = warranted 10 Ice the best
,,..t can be made Garland stoves and
l,,.,.r.- s-. tol ,yeLI known 10 need any
.l.,r.aneut from Is, and we only need
little attention of or readers TO
,,.i- -srats.i1u and advise Them 10 ex-
.,sire il.lo their merits.
s.,..sar4 has said the world needs re-
r,fan to-day that viii make mans
,.-7.-.l Sc r,,i as his note; that will make
i. maker DAY Io3 cents on the dollar. sell
l:.sln-r. 10 the pound, 36 inches TO the
v,-i. pecsS 90 the bushel and l2s cubic
l.s- -a rBerar.i. tnat viii make workmen
4 an. +-,f J4v'S work for his pay whether
the eve of lis employer Is on him or not;
,9.t nh. make capital disgorge the lions
.4,r. Of the profits and divide them
a,usuy and Justly wiIh labor; that Will
4 -.I.e The manufacturer 10 cease from
,iaIte-s,iug his goods, the clerk from
robbiug his employer and the Official
fr,a eluiezzIing the funds committed TO
HI. tr,,sf. a religion that will make men
u,rf-bt. honest, pure and trustworthy in
adj tine walks Of lie; a religion that not
i oalv makes men happy, but righteous.
It's possible to catch a whole string of
diseases through holding money in your
mouth. 4 scientist says that a man who
4 careIe>,y puts penny in his mouth
suiieei, himself 70 greater danger than if
j he we're exposed % the bitterest weather
without clothing. Scientist who have
4 been testing coins find as rule. the
4 germs thai dud lodgment on their faces
(. are powerlr~s % harm human beings un-
less they are able 10 penetrate the skin
4 ami grt into The blood: bat il cases Of
4 consumption and one or two other of the
more deadly maladies, the organism may
i be given a io0lh0ld by being inhaled into
the lungs. In cold weather there are fre-
qucut cracks and small abrations on per
sons lips, and there. Of all places, the
4 germs find the best opportunity to reach
the blood. Shopkeepers who are in the
! habit of handling coppers should he care
fal 70 wear gloves, iftheir hands are cut
3 or scratched.
II strength ! what YOU want, You
q should study what causes your weakness.
4 Il Is practically lack Of food.
tyou eat three meals a day, and all
y0u can eat n a time.
les but DO you digest il?
Food undiges;ei, i not food. 1t Is not
4 n0urishmeut
ltd0esu't create strength.
To digest your food take Shaker Di-
gesiive Cordial al meals. After a while
yon viii digest food without it. Then
yon vii. be strong and healthy.
Shaker digestive Cordial cures indiges-
ton aud all it, symptoms, such as nau-
SEA, headache, eructations, pain in the
stomach, giddiness, loss Of appetite, etc
Il makes your food nourish you, and
makes you strong and fat and hearty.
Druggists sell it. Trial bottle 10 cents.
Miss Ida Plat, Of Chicago, is the only
c'iOred woman lawyer in the country.
says the New York Tribune. II is AS
serted that she is theonly colored woman
Do actual practice in the United States.
aud the only one ever admitted TO the
lar oi Illinois. She is a daughter of
jacob r. Plat, a lumber merchant of
lie.s'. She was born in that city in
49, and graduated from the Central
i'sh school at the age of IL. Later she
inferred the office Of Holger de Roode
= private secretary, where she remained
'f h-ne years. Five years ago she en-
''fei ,ne la" office Of Jesse Cox as steno-
rApler, and began study in the Chicago
& "-.eSe oi Law, from which she gradual
u iu l>5i, and then received her li.ansa
Practice al the bar of Illinois. She has
l~ei' rapidly in her profession, and won
1e respect Of her rfeliow-barristers. She
1 az d '''se clientele, much Of her work
ing among foreigners. She speaks
'e'isA and German illenIly. and is an
''lmpli,hed musician.
Ns'-n ihe rumor is revived that the
'niilenee a Oakland branch of the B.
We j. 10 oe extended from Manor Lands
4 present terminus, to Oakland. Nd.
'''s'aTg capitalists are Interested with
''ie' county people in the scheme. and
''''liefehce viii be held with them soon
1 ,''e.'ers cowan aud Murray. A char
'f ha- been procured for this line and IL
a surveyed and found practicable two