The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-17

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n,v November i. 1897.
r.Iley,. celebrated Ladies' Shoes
- sid at Ksfsr's-
az - Young frogalmOst two inches
ls-.' - an Tuesday taken nom the
10 ienE, or fbe year-old daughter Of II.
sioina.n ~, !, Of Johnstown. The theory
". AsD'-' IN little one drank some Of the
..- .bian spawn, which hatehed out IN
DE- siomseh, -, o.,o .-.s
sA,nr hn-rvw when in Youngstown O., re-
in inn5 nu-, drove through funeral pro-
osn.'s a. An officer took him down TO the
e's.i'u. e'-..t;o, where he gave the Mayor
Po.l's oronised not to be in a hurry
SO @-- - funeral procession was
sgain when
passing - povs, Dress and
ra-king shoes al Keifer's New Sh0e
sore.
=. Bsnry Knepp recently sold MS
10 Messrs- John stein ana >: =
taoI - lakewood. The LANDS, com
ksi.- ksi--atont $50 acres, lie in Larimer,
pii9.u5 pi.;l,a and southampton, ana are
,s with pine, hemlock, oak and
a- hard woods. The estimates are
90, 60, ,bev will yield three million feet.
- completely covered with sores
T;,ob in nay body ached. Had been
h'e'; = 80 srs wears. Doctors could do me
s'A 60 - Nost of my time was spent in
s;. was 3 complete wreck. Bnrdock
- - Rittsrs have completely cured me
o'.-, - months Mrs. Annie Zoepen,
c-o,kstown, Minn.
Boston ". d. suggests the ioiio"ing
- f,r insomnia: Simple exercise |
- iring a. full length, such as cutting
w.. -, tbe breathing to six or eight respi-
- a minute, raising the head and
s'1sf,g II up los the neck muscles alone,
,---.'Tg tbe feet in turn, the object Of all /
',r5i,b IS 10 tire the muscles, and thus
a,,1ral way to bring on the much
80 state Of drows.ness. The plan
~. 10 be a reasonable one.
wsns attending Institute call at Ketf-
- New Shoe store. Everything in
~ line new and up to date in style.
little child of. r. Hays, living near
c.l,gir. ia. overturned a pot of boiling
.-..s- sealding itself so severely that the
-, ,sne of It's breast and limbs. The
s,.t-sssed parents sent to Mr.. Bush, a
r,s-,ba7t of Colquitt, for a remedy, and
!. nrompt.y forwarded Chamberlain's
p,ia Rain. The child was suffering in
.s,.slv. bu- was relieved by single ap-
,,;.stion Of the Pain Balm. Another ap-
-li.sriap or two made it sound and wei.
For sale by all druggists.
According TO the usual custom
Of business bOuses, the store of
Esssrs. Shepherd & Kuykendall
will be closed on Thanksgiving day.
very sad accident occurred at Gar
rstt last Saturday which resulted in the
ss,,b of William Weaver, a l6-year old
saBof George Weaver; the boy was ac-
ri5eptallv shot while shooting mark with
o,bsr BOYS with rife, the ball entering
near the groin: with ali the efforts made
by three or four physicians his life could
no. be saved. He lived from Saturday
about 10 a. m, until Monday at 6 p. m.
His suffering WAS terrible TO witness.
Tae entire community sympathizes with
The afflicted family This should be
warning to all parents to see that boys
are not entrusted with firearms until old
enough 10 do so safely.-Meyersdale
Commercial.
From the Lone star State comes the
following letter. written by W. f. Gass,
elitor Of the Mt. Vernon, Tex Herald:
"Ihsye used Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
ers and Diarrhpl Remedy in my family
flr the past year, and find it is the best
remedy for collie and diarrhea that have
ever tried. It's effects are instantaneous
aud satisfactory. and l cheerfully recon-
mend il especially for eramp collie and
dianhea Indeed, we shall try and keep
bottle Of it on our medicine shelf as long
as we keep house" For sale by all drug
gisis
Inthe Qlarter Sessions Court in Phila-
ds.phia on Monday last George Richards
vas convicted Of maliciously expectorat-
ing The step Of Peter Heveron. The
Prosecutor had been annoyed for long
tine by some person defiling his front
steps in this manner, and offered a re-
ward o; s2j for the apprehension of the
o3snder, who turned out to be he de-
ieadant In his charge to the jury Judge
Arnold said that in foreign countries the
na5it OF splitting on the sidewalk was un-
kaoFn' and the only way to stop the
n1isance in this country was to have the
blenders arrested for malicious mischief
Ias defendant, he said, was hog in
s2illing on the step or sidewalk instead
o. as any gentleman would, over the
elFosione. Richards was fined $40 and
o5s.S
A stomachfnl Of undigested food is
sooui as unhe .lthy a mass as one can
vel imagine.
What can be done with it?
Iaefe 1t stays. It won't digest. 1t
ellFns up, ferments and decays; becomes
p1is1aoas as all putrid matter does) and
eil'e' great pain and desp-seated dis
orders.
10 order to change all this, take Shaker
Digestive Cordial.
Il Stops fermentation and decay at once
> mai no more p0isons are created.
" Gears The stomach OF poison already
'-5ie' Il helps It to turn the food that re-
l-i'a'' into heAlthful nourishment. 1t
sIsasihens the stomach for the next
meal. W "0A'
mere Is the whole philosophy and core
!. lisestion in few words. And what's
-'e 'Sai irp-. Try it.
D'se e'liVe Cordial is for sale by
w 'S''-s' price 10 cents to SI.O1 a bottle.
len ID doubt about the freshness Of
- lisy can be tested in brine made
% olncas Of water and one Of sal. f: I
=. 'l' 'siss III It and the good ones will /
- ana the bad ones float The best
- Keep eggs fresh for winter use is
'''eT them WIKI fresh lard. or with
o,.- A dissolved in warm olive oil
-. ~ t-.. wax to two Of oil is the proper
80 -'''ioh. Eggs with light-colore6
49, -' lsiaily have light-colored yolks.
- '-'7N IN delicate cookery there is
i~-1'i'e - Tor them; in custards and vel
a.. Sp'age cake, on the contrary. the
-. '-'e Ok the better. Boiled eggs
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