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FARM AND GARDEN.
ARTISTIC ENTRANCE.
How tn Make the Approach To Parma
House Attractix.

now 10 mike thc Approach To n Farm,
House Attractive.
First impressions are generally last
ing. The first impression of a mans
farm often comes from the appearance
OF the entrance driveway. lit is sim
ply track up through field. or il one
must pass through pair O. bars" in
order 10 reach the house. the impression
i not apt TO DE particularly pleasing.
The making OF handsome entrance
TO ones home is not SO much a matter OF
expense As of materials and good taste.
The materials for making the entrance
shown in the accompanying Illustration
are To be found on most of our north
ern farms, or in the immediate vicin-
ity. All that is needed is proper ar
raugement, wise planting of trees and
shrubbery. and a properly laid-out road
way, TO make a handsome entrance.
The road should enter on curve. and
the entrance should be fianked on
either side by thick growth OF trees
and shrubs. Two large powders are
selected for posts on either side. and
other smaller powders make up the
wall. This is designed as the founda-
ton over which our common woodbinc
shall be trained. Such a wall. and en-
trance posts well covered with the
wonderfully thrifty and handsome vine.
will make u sight the eye will love to
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dwell upon; and the owner OF such
an entrance can feel assured that his
place will be much more highly respect
ed in the eyes OF passers-by.
1t takes so little Of ones time and eff
forts to make these inexpensive i'm
Provements about ones home that the
wonder is that more is not done. Get
the children interested in such work
us this about the home. and they will
soon learn 10 love it and be proud of it,
When these feelings are entertained for
the home on the part of the boys and
girls, we shall see fewer of them leav-
ing the farms for the uncertain life
OF the cities.-C Country Gentleman.
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Fraudulent REORGANIZATION.

The present tariff controversies in
the United States, though Of course
mainly Of commercial interest ON this
side, have also their amusing aspects.
One of these is the present enthusiasm
OF the tariff makers for specific du-
ties duties based on weight OF other
measurement Of quantity. This en-
thusiasm arises from the warmth Of
their moral revolt against the "un-
scrupulous and scaudalous" underval-
uation which they say has prevailed
among European exporters under the
ad valorem system Of duties. Bradford
lEnglandJ Observer.
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a "Conservntiye" TarIr.

In the tarln hearings before the ways
and means committee which framed the
Dinglcy biIl last winter We heard great
deal about the conservative spirit" shown
by the manufacturers who were asking for
increased protection. Minneapolis (AfinnJ
Times
All the talk about a conservative"
tariff was in the democratic newspa-
pers, which adopted this term as a
new cloak whcreuudcr TO hide their
free-trade sentiments. Manufacturers
have always been anxious for the enact.
ment OF tariff that would be econ
servative" of their interests and OF the
interests Of the wage Farmers whom they
employ.
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confinement ana Hard work

Indoors. particularly in the sitting posture,
are far more prcIudicial TO health than cx,
cessive muscular cNcrtion in the open air
Hard sedcntary workers are far too weary
after office hours TO take much ncedful cxcr
else IN the open air. They often need a tome
Where can they seek invigoration more
certainly and agrecably than from Hostel
tcr,s Stomach Bitters, a renovnnt particu
larlv adapted to recruit the exhausted force
of nature Use also for dyspepsia, kidney
liver and rheumatic ailments.
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If the American democrats were gen
uine free traders, they ought 10 be very
angry with Mr.. Cleveland for leaving
his successor the admirable excuse for
more stringent protection with which
he has provided him. The existence OF
an excess Of expenditure over revenue
is exactly what the high tariff party
want.-British Review.
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BAGGING GRAPES.
New Mrthod Devised by North Caro-
linn GrOyrer

Mr. r. II. Reeves. Buncombe county.
\. C.. has for several years practiccd
successfully q new method Of bagging
grapes. as shown in the accompanying
sketch The bag is made Of the cheap
est kind Of white cotton cloth Of two
sizes 10 hold grapes having small or
large clusters. Two clusters are put in
each bag. which is pulled mp over the
vine. then turned over and pinned as
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MIHIindIerstood.

well, played goii with my wife this
morning. said the man at the club
Which won said the man at the lit.
tie table
The first man looked up, twisted his
mouth around bit. started To say some.
thing. but RETAINED
The other one looked up
Which WON he repeated
w hich onet' said the other angrilv.
What do YOU thiu, ! am. Turk or a Nor.
mon Buffalo Enquirer
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Yesterday said Jabson, II refused a
poor woman's request for small sum OF
money, and ia consequence OF my act
passed slceplcss night The tones of her
voice were ringing IN my ears the whole
time
Your softncss of heart does YOU credit -
SAID MADISON. "Who was the woman"
My wife. San Francisco Chronicle.
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Try Allen. Eoo,-E,..

A powder to be shaken into the shoes. At
TINS season your feet feel swollen and hot.
and get tired easily. Ii YOU have smnrting
ieet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot Ease
II cools the feet and makes WALKING .ns,
cures and prevents swollen and sweating
feet, blsters and callous spots. Relieves
corns and bunlons OF all pain and gives rest
and comfort. Try 1t to-day. Sold by ali
druggists and shoe stores for DE Trial
package FREE. Address. Allen = OImstcd
lie Roy '''"'
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FOR FUTURE USE.
Dem"crntic Statement OF the Wilson
HIIl's Financial EnIInrr


Friends of protection would do well
10 CIT out the following extract and
keep it for reference 1t is taken frcm
a free trade paper. the New York Her
aid, of jury 1, 1891, and refutes argu-
ments that all free trade papers will be
making in 1S9S as to the efficiency of
the Gorman-Wilson tafif from rev
cnue standpoint:
DEFICIT CUT DOWN.
lmportations in Anticipation of the
New Tariff Duties Increase
Receipts $45, 100000.
IBy Telegraph to the Heraldl
Herald Bureau.
Corner Fifteenth and q Streets y w,
Washington. June 80. 1897.
The fiscal year OF 1897. which closes to-
day. leaves the United States treasury in
good condition to begin the new year
When Secretary Carlisle sent his annual
report TO congress last December he es-
umated that the receipts for this year
would he less than the expenditures by
s6iJOO.0o0. The year closes with a deficit
OF little more than $1,000 900. on the books
OF the department tonight IL Is apparently
S2OS6.52o. but the receipts at the New
York custom house and other important
points for to-day Will not be taken upon the
books OF the department until tomorrow
and when the official figures for the year
are made up the deficit will be little IL any
more than 81, 900. 900.
This condition OF affairs so much more
favorable than Secretary Carlisle had ex-
pected. has been brought about almost en-
urely by the importations OF duttable goods
since early in March IN anticipate OF the
imposition or higher duties in the pending
tariT bill.
The current deficit for the year up 20
March II, shown by the daily treasury
statement. amounted 10 so. as 0a3. and Il ~
safe 10 say there Is fully Si5.o1Oo go more In
the treasury to-day than would have been
there but for these heavy importatious
This means that the revenues OF the next
fiscal year have been reduced 10y a like
amount and that the deficiency for that
year viii be increased by 100000 over
what II would have been had these goods
been brought in as they were needed.
These importatious Of dutiablc goods do
rot represent by any means all the an
ucipatory importations which have been
made. The importations OF goods which
viii he transferred by the new law from the
free to the dutlable list have been stu
heavier In proportion. and on many lines
OF goods practically no duties Will be col
lected for many mCnths after the new la "
goes into effect.
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shown. Birds cannot pick through such
bags; water Will not stand in them. nor
can wind or driving rain beat them 10
pieces. as is the case with paper bags
y hundred cloth bags can be- "run M
ON e sewing machine boo half au hour
and they will then last for years There
are "a few varieties Of grapes that do NOT
need oaRginR; and few that viii not
bear this confinement. but most of the
grapes now grown can only be- raised
in perfection by some protection Of
this sort American Agriculturist
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Since Il. NJ. Sharplcs, of West Chester,
Pa, has delivered To MIR w |. Moody, Of
Nashua, Iowa. 500 Dairy Separators for use
IN the new system whereby the farmers are
saved 10 cts. per 100 lbs of milk. he has re-
ceivcd orders from five other Creamery
Managers for similar outfits.
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Descriptive of Yellowstone National Park.
Black Hills. Summer Tours To the Northand
Northwest, Tours to Colorado Pacific Coast
snd Puget Sound. Farm Lands IN Northern
Missouri. Nebraska aud Wyoming aud
TONES IN Washington and the Puget Sound
Region viii be mailed free by the under.
signed. send fifteen cents Tor a large col
ored wall map OF the jnltcd States or a pack
OF superior playing cards l.. W. Wakeley.
-. J. A., Burlington Route, st Louis. Mo
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Fun for Her.

Does Miss Merry smile upon your suit q.
Chumpleyy'
smile She laughs til YOU can hear her
a block every time propose. Detroit Free
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81 don't know whether | have been com.
pllmcntcd or not. said Cholic
w hat ~ the OCCASION asked his friend
Miss llgg told me she believed ! was
more intelligent than ! pretended to e.
Indianapolis journal.
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HeIp for Mear, rrn,eler.-

Isn't there a signboard needed a the
road or street corner near your hnusc &?
Can't you put one mp without waiting
for the elimination Of the slow proc.
esses OF ;he powers that be?-Good
Roads.
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Tenspot Why are YOU so angry at the
doctor
Mrs. Ialkalot When ] told him / had
terrible tired feeling hc told me 10 show him
my tongue. y. Y Truth
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Outside Of its feed qualities. oil meal
Is better for stock than any Of your
patent powders. 1t beats the patent
stock feeds, too.
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Artful AnslncliN.

SO Roracks is going to marry that aged
Mum girl. is hey"
Yes, and the funny part of IL il that
he told her he wanted to marry her on ac-
count OF her fortune"
"EhY"
lie told her that she was too young and
foolish TO have the care of so much money!
indianapolis Journal
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Piso's Cure IS wonderful Cough mcd.
cine. Mrs. W. Pickett, Van Siclcn and
Blake AYES BroOslyn, ~ Y. Oct 26. "a
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

\ difference Of tastes m Jokes is = great
STRAIN on the affections. George Eliot.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

The purchasing sbiiity Of the great
masses IS what decides good times or bad
times and that ability comes Of living
ages. Globe. Boston, Mass.
And the living wages" come only un-
der = protective tariR.
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You look troubled. old man" Il am.
NV wife has threatened To leave me. aud
I'm afraid she won't. Tit. Bits
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man VIII get mp earlier TO go fishing
than for any other purpose Washington
Democrat
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

Fits stopped free and permanently cured
No hts after first days use Of Or Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. Free 81 trial bottle 4
treatise. DR. Kline, 1913 Arch st., Phila. Pa
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Ehe's Brother Do you love my sister
Ellie: Elites Steady Company - why,
Willie, that - a queer question WHY do
you want To know. Eihcs Brother "Shc
said last night she would give Go note
20 know; and I'd like to scoop it init.
Bits
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-25

When some men strike y streak Of good
luck they think they have got to get drunk
to celebrate Washington Dcmocrsf
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Halls Catnrrb Cure
Is taken internally Price 7jc.

Al the talent some men have il a real
loud voice Washington Democrat
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wuEN WRITING TO ABVERTIsERe
pienae state that yes saw tse Adverflass
sseut On thfs paeers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-24
The Youths Companion.

1t affords us genuine pleasure to direct
attention to the annual prospectus of
''The Youths Companion" the most de-
lightful weekly publication for both old
and young in the civilized world. The
contributors TO ''The Companion" during
the approaching year include many Of
the worlds greatest statesmen, travellers,
scientists and story-writers, among the
most renowned being Mr.. Gladstone,
Lord Dufferin, Speaker Reed, Senator
Lodge, Senator Hoar, Justin Mccarthy,
Prof Shsller, John Burroughs, Rudyard
Kipling. w. ID. Howels, Capt. Mahan and
Lieut. Perry. Every one of the fifty-two
numbers of THE Companion will be of
absorbing interest. Those who subscribe
now will receive ''The Companion" every
week from the ZINE the subscription is
received until January l, 1899, and
will receive in addition beautiful art
calendar that will be appreciated in any
home. The publishers will forward a
handsome illustrated announcement of
/" The Companion " free to all who de-
sire it. Address, "The Youths Com
panion," Boston, Mass.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-24
The Children's Supper.

Now that the winter season is coming
on, says Harper's Bazaar, the children
will miss the berries and fresh fruits that
in the summer varied the monotony of
their simple nursery supper. For this
reason the mother must give a little
thought 10 the matter OF variety in the
menu, that the little ones do not weary
of bread and milk and cease TO enjoy
their evening meal. II is easy, by little
forethought, to plan simple yet agreeable
surprises. One night let a dish of rice
boiled plain aud dry be served with
sugar ard cream; on another, the bread
may be accompanied by applesaucs or
plain fruit jelly. Tomato toast is always
enjoyed, as is its near relative cream
toast. Toasted crackers sprinkled with
salt and soaked in warm milk are appe-
tiziEg. and arrowroot or tapioca jelly is
considered treat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-24
rIRS. A. E. UHI
a Successful Hunter.

From the JOhnstown Tribune.
J. L. Baumgardner, of Ogle Township
Somerset County, has earned the distine-
ton among his neighbOrs Of being one of
the best marksmen in his part of the
State. Thus far this season he has killed
eight turkeys, two geese, two ducks, two
gray squirrels, ami pheasant-all
brought down in spare moments and
without making any point Of going a.
hunting.
On last Saturday afternoon he killed
two turkeys on the wing, one weighing
twelve pounds and the other fifteen. He
has shot over two hundred turkeys on the
wing altogether, and has promised several
JohnstOwn friends turkey as gift for
Thanksgiving dinner this year. He al
ready has the birds ''spotted,' and those
who know of his unerring aim have no
doutt that all his promises will be made
good.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-24
THE HoMELIEsr MAN IN SOMERSET
HI. Moriah Items.

After spending year with relatives at
Holsopple. Miss Rose Lohr has returned
home.
]. d. Rhoads, Of Johnstown, spent sew
eral days recently with the home folks.
The clover huller has been busy in this
section during the past week. Glover
was good crop and nearly every farmer
has more or less seed TO sell.
Last Fridays snow caused a number of
hunters to shoulder their shot guns and
muskets and start in pursuit of the festive
br'er rabbit, but so far we have failed to
hear that gny 81 the Dummies were bagged.
Several valuable horses have died in
this neighborhOod within the past few
days from SOME new and unknown dis
ease, which so Ear has terminated fatally
in every case. Mr.. n. II. Maurer lost a
valuable animal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-24

Good lawyers have FOR some time held
that there was no general law in PENN
sylvania making taxes on real estate
prior lien. This opinion has recently
been sustained by the superior court Of
this state. 10 the case Of fTheurer's appeal.
5 Pa. Superior Court 225.
The act Of June 2, 1881, P. L. 85, under
which supposed liens were created by re-
porting uncollected taxes to the county
commissioners, was declared unccnstitu-
tional in the case Of Van Loon Us. Engle,
III Pa. l67; and Theurer's appeal not
only clearly exposes the absUrsiity of the
claim that the act Of May =, 1886, p. L.
III, creates any lien, but just as clearly
decides that there are no tax liens in this
state except such as are created by local
or special laws.
In Somerset county, therefore, there is
no way of making taxes on real estate
prior lien; and collectors viii hereafter
have to get rid Of difficult collections in
some other way than by returning them
10 the county commissioners In fact, it
always has been the duty of collectors
TO collect the taxes charged on the dupli-
Gates placed in their hands, and these
returns have simply been an evasion OF
that duty. A collectors warrant is good
for two years from its date and under the
10th section Of the act Of April 10, 1884, it
authorizes him to distrain and sell the
goods aud chattels of any person occupy |
ing any real estate, for the non-payment |
- any taxes assessed upon such real es-
tate during his possession or occupancy |
and remaining unpaid, in like manner |
as if they were the goods and chattels of
the owners Of such real estate; and this 1
remedy is available at any timeafter such |
taxes have become delinquent.
Then there is the additional remedy /
provided by the 2lst section OF the same
act, whereby the collector is empowered
to distrain and sell the goods and chattels
Of any delinquent, whether on or of the
premises, after thirty days notice to pay;
and, in case no goods can be found, to put
him IN jail, These are, and always have
been, the only proper ways to compel the
payment Of taxes in Somerset county.
From this state of the law. it follows
that it will be useless, simply waste of
time and less of money, hereafter to file
notices of delinquent taxes with any sher-
III or constable, on the sale of delin-
lusnt's property. Everything must de-
pend on the vigilance Of the collector.
and his vigilance viii depend in a great
degree on the amount of back bone dis
played by school boards, borough eoun-
Ills and county commissioners in refusing
generations or TO take the duplicate
Dff the haEds" of a delinquent collector.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-24
Deafness and Discharge Feon Ears.

In no class of diseases is there so much
putting of till a more convenient sea-
son" or more damage caused by delay,
as in diseases of the ear. As you value
your hearing, tend TO it as soon as the
least failure is noted. when it is as easily
cured as other ailments.
Maggie Barbiek, Etna, Pa, had most
sgoniziag pain in her right ear, the result
Of an old neglected trouble causing a very
large polypus to fill the ear tightly. She
consulted DR.. Sadler, sOi Penn Avenue,
whose skill in diseases of the ear enables
him TO secure satisfactory results in every
case. After removing the growth his
tre ltment removed all inf animation
stopped all discharge and offensive odor.
Such cases, neglected, lead to destruction
of the bones in the ear, Inflammation of
the brain, and death.
CATARACT BLINDNESS.
I12 Successes in rs operations.
Send for DR.. Sadler's pamphlet and ex-
tremely favorable terms, before being
operated upon. His remarkable success
enables him to give you advantages no
ole else can.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-24
Great Fire in London.

The largest fire which has visited Lon
don for more than two centuries started
at 1885 o'clock Friday afternoon in the
heart of the city. within hundred yards
of the place where the ssrezG FIRE OF 1906
had its origin. and ragged unchecked for
five hours. destroying about l50 valuable
warehouses, number Of business blocks
and few dwelling houses, together with
the contents OF all the buildings, involv-
ing loss that is variously estimated at
from s2O.0oO.0OO to s50Oo0.0oo. An area
of seven acres, including seven or eight
streets, was swept over by the flames.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-24
IRIS. A. e. UHL.

Dana and the Generals before Vicksburg
In view of the late Charles A. Dana 5
exceptional gift for expressing his opin-
ion ofindividusl men freely and explicit
ly, there will be much curiosity to see the
December number of McClure's Mags-
zine, wherein, as the publishers announce
we are to have Mr.. Dlna's judgment on
the generals in Grants army before
Vicksbnrg. These judgments were form
ed Immediately in the field, and most of
them were originally writton therefrom,
ia private letters to Secretary Stanton.
It is safe to prophesy that whatever else
they may be, they are such as to leave
ths reader in no doubt as to their import.
Mr.. Dana always called things by their
simplest names, ard he was not needless
ly considerate of personal sensibilities.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-24
Think Ab,ut This.

Ifvou're hunting after Cheap canned
peas. corn and tomatoes tcheap in the
thoogbtless sense, do not insist on the
"Magnolia" brand, put up especially for
w. X. Gillespie, wholesale grocer. Sew
enth Ave, Pittsbnrg. Only choice stoc <
is selected and canned early with care, in
the magnolia" brands. Every can is
better thtn the stock 'all-kinds of
names'' brands.