The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-09-22

ne .,l,lsfa to any r,.,
oreiSe io..',. sren on a written order from
years ct a. nd no father can sell or give
tas isia.i' II. -. own son under that age
ia'a''' ~ Of years bas been cured in
Ths M -, Nv the use Of Deans oin.. mt,
slag'e ''s'- ,,;,.e !. never-failing remedy
~o Ching Pile and all similar n 90, a'su i for
f3 dealer keeps it, or ca"
yoa. ~,5e Of Milton, was shot IN ,ne
Issae h'''. - third day Of the battle
biy biy.tsbarg ar.i July SRI iss8- II, rhG e. Su, sho
q dGeiiys,Ii.tSo ~ 70 locate the ball. bat 10 'n'
gsons ''iisr l.;,ns the wound healed. sew
c'arse z, .i', 80, large carbuncle appear,
ersl ~eeAs a, - and when it was lanced
ei eer day the bullet, ~n,ea e,., rosrs rar ago AGO,
he ~ .I more than thir'y-i'"' ''''
u'rsed o., ,,..,rezat, of Uniontown' last
Judge -. decision that the coiiat-
eial inl,-.,reved by deed dated prior TO
proper! no not recorded until after the
deaih' ~, .,sa maker. The cause was that
asih oi lil7 c,8d. who decided to her
Ct Ms, ~ ponaIdson, property vaiueu a
nee n's,,, a. occupied by herself un'', i'h neI
s.i.@'- - ,rbich deed was recorded Win
as'.l, '..,i5's , will. -.
Ms 90 ,,.--.snv and :. J. Bowser nave
D. a "a ana partnership and offer thelr ser
il-i' aactioneers to all persons relu''
''.-,,s auctioneers-
,,-,,,,tv has a curiosity in the
,osrfa township within whose 80, ooln
saAie = r,, a church, school, saioon'
e-s 'A--S ,.ri..er. justice, school teacher
store 'n.,--- - carpenter, blacksmith
O. p7s,oaice or tWo-slory ,s' nous
s1'P' +sa inhabitants Of the township
Nols bsIi Office. sat on a jury or been
ha' s'.- ...;nsr action. The people of thai
10 q Gu ~ ;fspv live there, are certainly
-.afthis earth
,,---;ssrf has arranged to leave
-, early this week for short
N-'---7 massachusetts,. He will be ac-
vs.. -srie5 by Mrs. Mckinley and MI
.''-i',i,- - his stenographer. His desti-
''.''-. : xor+h adams, in the berkshire
l-,-.- .-, ,-bsre he will be the gnest OF W.
H. -, an old friend. who came to
j. -, -. i, prevail upon the President
- - tbfs visit. 1t Is the present ex-
u =, =, If the President TO return TO
- 80 some time in the last week
ofihis month.
-. ,,ss Of which the inhabitants OF
,,.'-,-,esu countries are considered
~ of aspira,ion for the matrimonial
a-sss follows: Germany, France
r.r,rYrr. man l.. woman Is years of
srq;n. Portugal, Greece and Switz-
- man a. woman u Austria. man
.r5 ,r,uan 4: Russia aud Saxony' man
., rs,nsu 10: in Hungary Catholic
-,,tsefl. may wed maidens of Y, but
p-,-asfgnts are supposed TO require ma
- .ra 70 know their own minds, as
t.ro1nr man must be Is and the wo-
usn Is
Hon lanes Kerr Of Clearield, is the
-.,.ss.s,r Of a historical relic in the shape
lsa,,ruon supposed to be one hundred
-.s-sar3. which WAS captured from the
P-=-f,b when they evacuated Washington,
nc IN lSl4 afser the partial destruc-
,-8ofthe Nations capitol. It is rather
e, sprieu; looking gun and weighs l.
,,aDauudS. He Is having il m Dunted Tor
+bspurpoSe Of placing it on lawn near
his residence in Clearheld. The cannon
was unearthed in Alexandria, Va, where
workuen were evcavating for the found
s.iaB ola factory for the Virginia beef
extract company, Of which Mr.. Kerr is
president
Under the % I game law the season for
hunting squirrels was from Sept. to
Dee. 81. The new law, enacted by the
li.t general assembly, however, makes
an important change in the matter of
time. Squirrels can now only be killed
from Ost. 20 Dec. Is. Some of our con-
tsnporaries are making the erroneous
announcement that the squirrel shooting
season opens sept. ], having evidently
failed 10 note the change under the new
law. Hunters should be careful as To the
difference in dates, otherwise il may
prlye a costly lesson. Under the new
az the killing or having in ones possess
sion squirrels ont Of season is punishable
iv q -ua aF STI f,r "a Oh Ef,rffrral
The state department has granted
charter 10 the Piitsburg, JOhnstOwn and
Eastern railroad, with sl.5o0.OD0 capital
and having these officers: 5. p. Lang
don. president: g. T. Simonton. s. b.
Mcdowell. J. 4. Baker, L. G. Dutton,
T. :. Reed and c. F. Clark, all Of Phila-
ds.phia The read viii be sixty miles
long and run from the Baltimore and
Ohio tracks in Johnstown to Ebensburg
and thence 10 Beach Creek tracks near
Phil.ipsburg. The construction Of this
r72d viii give the Baltimore and Ohio
DO; only connection with the Beech
Creek railroad through the center Of the
safe, which il has never had. but will
give Il access 20 the Clearfeld coal region
which important way it has been after
fora long time.
The Ohio State law requiring horse
sa'sTs 10 undergo an examination as to
tleir fitness and capabiliiy ss prerequi-
sic % continuing the business went into
eies recently. The examinations are to
bs conducted by a State Board of Horse
slosrs, who Will issue certificates to
those passing the required test. The
Board : empowered 10y the law 10 per-
i'r.a Tor horses much the same function
tl2i The State Board OF Health does for
human beings. Il will exercise a gener-
a. control and regulation of borseshoers
al over the State. All apprentices viii
hereafter be- required 10 attend a special
el1r>e gf lectures on the anatomy Of
A'r,e-' lee before presenting themselves
=. examination.
According TO a celebrated anatomist
i2ere are upwards Of j. .010. 90 little glands
A ile human stomach. These glands
P.-l oli The digestive juices which dis
s-'e or digest the food. Indigestion is
N4-l oi juice, weakness Of glands, need
Ae-p 10 restore the health of these or
gas Tie best and most natural help is
.-A- given Dy Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Natural, because it supplies the mater
al needed by the glands to prepare the
'-s1.i'e juices. Because it strengthens
@-l -nElgorates the glands and the stom-
al uail. they are able to do their work
4.oAe' Shaker Digestive Cordial cures
indigestion certainly and permanently.
- ''es - by natural means, and therein
- 'le secret Of its wonderful and un-
varied success.
A druggists, price 10 cents to Sl.OO per
bottle.