The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-09-08

a.. been granted Noah
81 oi ''', =. h,r,e-,inE baol>wheai.
.rasr- ',s ',,,leito be an unusually
1oP Is i'f
&c one r.. appointed additional
Nn'' ~ ~ Of the chester '0""
81 ~ he held next sabbath
sr.ie'' " w.. The rre,pylerian Church, n. ,Ss
qt 81 .o5 !, evening, Conducted oS '"s
@'' ,.,Jre.-ei to the following .;
lsiisrs SUI. alu,. remain uncalled for al
sned peTs,o.,.,. Nr,. Fannie Allwine'
Ts.ssII, Carrie L. S'epn0''s -.,,.
81 - .,.,nnex to Somerset's new
Work on 'H' ,.,irling is being pushed
alic c-c''-Iaad -c''- il Is hoped that 1t
aii,y gr le,G- c5- occupancy by October
,sNf ten days any "'io ~
parinE "a sIasct of teeth for 30
s,r sIoby calling at bilas ms pSaaa. So%.
:. orsrsuydsr's Drug S'o''' ''''
30 .man in our town. and ne Is
Tas's Ta,,.s: ! he uili not see prosperity ,1,.'
~ i.t. aaN. ,.ars his eyes. de looks
hats TiEn, IN, sun resplendent in the
r'a ils .b.kes his head most doleial-
Niss. a.'l ,a;inigbt stllr he cries.
...,s city Journal ..,.o
'a'-- ,,,-,aeny and :. J. Bowser have
D. 4. N-.t N.'--,ne-,afp and offer their ser
1rHed -, -.,rssrs 20 all persons requir-
1g goa address. Somerset, Pa.
throughout the country are
old so.,'' s.lI.5k ou, tora a smooth-tongued
Eariisl -, = ., represents himself TO be an
sSi1d.5' Va. ,5,e-~- paper published at
ssn, i'i . Ne approaches many veter-
'-el'' ~. - rs,s war and ia order in induce
IL o. - ..,,.-rir,4 offers premium oi a
ban ~ = -, spoous OF a pair Of spectaeies,
= o. - n, surh paper published ana
lhsTs : l,,lI he ON their guard against
IS. rank fraud. e..,..,h.-
h''' ,..rr, ,rv month. ON the fourth
VI -seI a. s,,rm conditions will traverse
'l' ,r,rr from west 70 east Inc iui,
il' 60, he tenth will produce a second
,,~ i,,-l period. Alternate warm periods
s''I-l -. =, wind and thunder storms
'll ,sr,e.tei from the tenth to eigh-
ii1' --5,.sriIv caused 10y the moons
''s'-.--, ~ no,ition in the north. The
- s,ginox. the twenty-second, VIII
s'''- ,'.,;,p;n, af the final severe storm
psrois ofthe month.
ri. time the year traction engines
-.,-,t,-S are numerous over the
50 - roads. and the men in charge
- ,se canton IN taking these ma
...-.l,rg the highways. Horses as a
i.ers always frightened blythe engines
i-' -. -. an art of assembly compell-
=, nan t1 he sent several hundred
= IN ,5yanca of the machines. This
-, e,st almost dead letter, and
=. Observed. Through the town
= fav DAYS traction engine passes,
ri.fr one driving always hustles to get
,b..r horses out Of the way.
ne. rour head feel as though some
r.. bammeriug iti as though mil
- sharks were dying out Of the eyes?
u,rs you horrible sickness Of the stom-
4. Rnrdoek Blood Bitters will cure
yea.
sr,nt Harvey, a fireman on the ID. Il
4 rs killed Al Garrett. on Monday af-
..,o.,B Al so'rlock. His train had pnll-
y in on ssidiug % allow a fast freight
.i,,ip 20 pas. While waiting he sat down
|. u,aB the main line and fell asleep. He
,rskened only IN time TO see the engine
7.f.Bs a.,t freight almost upea him and
F=fJrs be could get away from the danger
,ts CYLINDER struck him on the head,
f killing him instantly. The unfortunate
fireman wa, 81 years old and unmarried.
/. The following recipe for putting up
, e7rai,a seas0na1!e one: BE careful 70
seiset fresh corn, and after removing the
,ha,ks and the silk. cut carefully from
lie oad. Pack closely into preserving
lar. and ill 20 0veriiowing. Screw down
me ids a. tightly as possible. Cover the
bottom Of waslb1iler with hay or straw
aad put in enough cold water 10 reach
) ,aalf way up on the jars. Stand the jars
iaSsly together. III the lid tightly on the
e llisy and boil steadily for three hours,
adding boiling water OCCASIONALLY TO the
tt.ler When done, screw the lids down
tightly a. possible. aud stand away as di-
rasi Tor tomatoes. The lids must again
. issrsgei on when the jars have be-
cone cold.
The misery Of years has been cured in
asiugie night 10y the use Of Doan's Oint-
menl positive, ueyer-failing remedy
lor Itching Piles and all similar diseases.
Your dealer keeps il, or can get it for
yal.
William Allen White, in the Atlantic
Monthly Tor July, I'm an article entitled,
"A Typical Kansas Community" says
IN spite ofal the fun about women in
politics their influence i good. They
lake little part II other than local ques-
tons; their olurs-holding has generally
o5sn joke; but their silent influence has
h-ea uplifting. In most towns in other
states the corners OF the principal streets
are occupied by dram shops. In the
i'"n where this paper j. written the in
sslence Of women has been exerted so
iTe.o-y that three of the four corners
"lere the two main streets cross are Oc-
aped by banks. Instead Of 'Hogan's
Leirea; on the fourth corner stands a
D''k store. There the boys and the
young men Of the town find a meeting
- Place, l. is town Of 500 inhabitants,
without saloon, without a stran ge wo-
man. Wiiaou, town drunkard.
"Aen Your stomach begins TO trouble
s'-' Il heed> help. The help it needs, is
10 lsei your food, and, until il gets it,
goa ~on't have any peace. Stomach
uolo.e Is very distressing, very obsti-
nae very dangerous. Many of the most
-A-seI'ls diseases begin with simple in
a'ge9iion. The reason Is that Indigestion
'Ao'-ligation, ul.-n0urishmeutl weak
e'' ihe system and allows disease germs
~ 41iaek H. The autidute is Shaker Di-
s7''''e cordial, strengthening, nourish-
aug curative. t cures Indigestion and
.5'is@s strength aud health. II does this
Y strengthening the stomach. by helping
!. 70 digest your food. Il nourisbes Won
shaker Digestive Cordial j. made of pure
Ls'l>, plants and wine, is perfectly
- 'i''''s and VII! certainly ,urs all gen
-.,i7 stomach trouble. Sold by druggists.