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. c c 0 5 0 0 0 ! 4 0 0 0 s- s- s- e- s. c- of a -_- __ .~;' 'WAY WEST OF ALB\'-ISY. TO ORATlFY H I.S WIFE. ~ n <•nrerr•Uno: Nr.,ry-£. l'l41\3de•• t:aile Ct-..rt.d.- l Good Beauon .fl)r ·I•BPI•lueu. Castilians long for aiL Ooera ·. Bouse, and movements are: on foot - to huHd one. Statement of M•• Washington Monroe, of.CatskiU, •Green County, New Y orlt. • For tnany years I had suffered! from a. complaint whtch the phys1cians called. Gravel. 1 hnd em-ployed ~;ome of (fue most noted doctors w1thout obtammg akJerma- nent rebef, and for a long tirile·IDY case wasrega:rded as hopeless All wFo'knew the ~irmunstanr ess~nd I mmt die. J:<mally JUY w1le mduc•!d me Lo try a bottle of Dr. Kenoedy's •Favorite R~medy' wliich s~e , had somewhere heal'd of or seen advcel'tlsed. Wnh..out the sl•gltlesl faith m it, bu• solely to gratify her, I b1>u~ht a hottle of a drug- gLsl bt 1>ur. v1llage, I ~1sed th 1t and t1vu or three bottles more, md-to mal1e' a long 5t ·rr ~bnrt-1 am now as healthy a· mtn as there is in the country. ~tnce then I have recornmmdeil •Favo- nte Rernedy' to others whom ll;;;:new -to hwe stdle!e.i from Kt1ney and Live:r Com· plaiflt;; and I a'sure the pub tc tl\..nl the • Favor te Remedy' has done its wo-1-k with a similar completeneo;s in every silt ~ le in- ~tance, nnd J tn1st ~On\e other Stckand oi~ CllUrJgt d m~·lla' may bear of It awl.Lry the •liavr-~Lte Remedy' 1s I d1d\ New York Ce11tral -A:ND-- Eutlson ltiv er Ra.Hroa.d. GOING- EAST. 6 to A. 111,-Special New York E:xprc!iS.- : Leaves Buffalo s:oo A. M., <;o.rrives ID Rex:!:> ester 7 :os A.l\(. 8 •56 A.M. -~t. Louis and Cbicae,.., Express. 1 -Leaves Bnff.U.o B:oo A. M., =rives in A tnhrg of t>eaut·y does:n't la~t forever. The ice bridge lli\ the Falls is breaking up. A h u.ndred !l'nd fifty 1llen in , Messrs. J nelson's stear1:1 governer werks, Rochester, struck yesterday. George Potter, a wdl knovm horse dealer in Rochener, died suridenly . of heart disease yesterday, ~.ged fifty- five. The b·~dy of Van Dusen a Bon- eo; e l\a.Jls man, is fo~d fo; tile fish- es he was trying to c~tch thr<Jugh the ice, whic•, broke and let hioojn Sun- day. He wao; drowned &nd. his body was not recovered. Lockport's new 0 pera H ouse will be lormally opened on tire 28th ins~. by \The M i~.ilty Dollar,\ wh1ch will not be tbe tirst time the mig~ty dollar bas opened::.. n ouse. Elmira's Free Press crerlits Mr. Wilde with ~aying, when shown a copy c.f the Commercial A.dver1iser, \Really this pleases me be~ ond any- thing I have yet s~en in ttl. is coun- try. 1t shows that you ha.'Ve ruins. lt smacks of pre-historic ti-.:nes.\ Alphonse DeBondy, ~~ed. 24, a Glens Falls printer, is witlul a won- der. He grew love sick yesterday because a girl jilted him and shot himself fatally. Roel~ester 9:55 A. M ~ ~~o p, 111.-A.tlantic Express.-Leavcs But- e) tV falo 2:20 P. M., arrives in Rocbester ~:25 {Jut Ua t•· 0 ut. UNWN, N. Y.,. Dec. 1 z. ZoPESA CHEMICAL Co. : Your ~OPE.SA. is selling beyond my expectat-ions. P fter a trial bottle 'is sold they always get a. large size, and not one of them hut says it helps 1 hem n:10re than any medicine thev ever took Some who have had Dyspepsia fo~ vears are almo~t cured already. The doc 6 tors are beginning to prescribe it. H. L. WHITNEY, Druggist. (Jarry \tbe N cw1. Near TILSONBURY, Ont,' I have been ailing for years with Biliousness and Dyspepsia, and was reduced to a me1e skeleton. Last fall I weighed only eighty•six pounds. 1 was induced to try Zo- PESA bV Mr. Thomson (of the firm of C. Thomson & Co , druggists, of this place), and, \anv thanks to him, I am now an entirely new wo- man, and weigh I 24 pounds, tbrosgh the use of this new compound. Mrs CAROLINE FoRBEs, Wife of Mr. R. G. Forbes. Dec. 14, 1881. The Stove manufacturers' Con- vention at Cincinnati, agreed upon a general advance in all cases manu- factured. ------- Try Mrs Everybody's Tea, 4octs. only at KENYGN's, -----~--- ' 'T tr a y __ _ ' It is a .prep<l.'~'i.on of Essenti'ili Oils ~hich makes AN EXOELSIO:& MEDICINE. It is free frc>m aU gross or deleten· us mat. ter and It E:lfeots M~>st Miraculoua Cures. It is invaluable at all times and all sea•ons for IT QUICKLY REMOVES PAIN. It is a most. wonderful compou11d and a STANDARD HEALER. It IS the •best medicine ever sold for It Never Fails 1o ALLEVIATE SUFFERING. lt is a. peerless remedy and Ha.s WoD Gcllden Opiniona from the ~ Afllicted. It is an incomaJable specific that .. Ra.s :Been ':rhoroughly Test\ld';ancl. Highly A.pproved. It receives special favor from nll Speer's Port Grape VJine, Jr o11r I' ears Ulit. -THIS co!ebrdtt!d native w·m .. IS nmde fro!ll the jmce of the Oporto·Grape ra1sed m .this COUll· try. lt•lnva'uau 1 e TONIC and STRENGTH- ENJNG.prQpertJC> arumsurpass•dby ony other ru .. ttvc wme. Hel!li; the pme juice of the\ grape, produced un~er :tllr ~peer's own persona! Rup~r· , vision, itS purity and ger.umeoess :.<re ;gua• antc..,d. The youngest cbild may partake of 1.ts generous quallties nllld the weakest invalid use il•lo :advalit• , age, lt·is in every respect a wine to be relied on S,peer's P. J. Sherry, The P.J. ~H:ERRY l:S a wine oiiUJlerior char- aeter, nd parblkes of the rJCb qualttles of t)le grape ofw1lic1 it is m'de. For purity, rlchne!S flavor r>nd medsclnal qualities It \nil be fo1llld 'On- excelled, Speer's P. J. Brandy. This llR.ANDY stands unrivalled m this coun~ try, being far superior l<:r medicinal purposes, It is a pure dist•llatlon from the gr:>pe, :and .:ootam;; valu.•bletnedicinal properties, It has n delicate flavor shn.ilarto that of the grapesfromwlllch it is dlllillcd, and is in great favor among first class famttcs, ' P,l'r'l. 6:00 p. 111.-A.ccommodation.-Le:aves Buf- falo 4:3o P. M •• arrives in Rocbester7:~s Two young men, Frank Allen, aged 19, and Pat. Skev, ag-ed 20, residents of Pi!{e, went to Home, Allegany county, and got lull of whisky. On their way h><Jne they broke into the house of an ())d man named Stoone, terribly- beating the old man and attemptiEg to outrage his wife, a woman 76 -ye~ TS old. NA.T1JRE'8 TJCIUJIIPDS, IS A COMPLETE M:EDidiNEl CEEST IN' ITSELF. Sec that: the signature ALFRED SPEER, PIIS- saic, N .J , is over the r.ork of eacl1 bottle. AN~ 0 ~~ ~M\G~:s~ tv~I~~fiiiu~. P.M. 1 1\. •o~ ·p. M,-5t. Louis E~ret>-.-Lcavc5 U' • v Buffalo g:oo P.M., !U'l'Ivesio Rochcs- ten:o:s8 l'. M. 1 , lll..3..) P.lU,-Cinclnnattl ExpreiSO..--Lcavcs \1 • v Buffalo g:3o P; M., Arriv1100 In Roch- e:~te:r u ;.,;,SP. M. ----- GOll.VG WEST. fiain.s Arriving, 6 50 ./i. 111.-N'ight Express,-Le,...,es Roch· t ester s :45 A M., arrives in Boffalo S:oo .A.:!,!· ' 9 • 23 &. ltl.-Acccmmodauon. Lc=es Rocb- .. ester at S;os a. m., arrives in ll1rlfalo at 30 45· 1 f 2 r::: .&. m.-Pacific Express~ - Lea.YC . .1:. • -tJ Rochester xo:os A, .M., arri-ves in Buf- fa~!> r2:4o P.M. 5 ll'l{) P U: -Emigrant.-Ltaves Rochester •\' 3:3\• • M., arrives in Buftalo6:3s P, M, I! 20 p, l!I.-Spectal Mail and E:cprr<S- tJ Leaves Rorhester at 4:10 P l~., arrives Bu:fl'alo at 6:30 P.M. 6 15 P. J.lJ -Canada Soutl1em ~!!:migrant ' 'Leave! Rochester at ~:soP 11i , arrives In EulFalo 7:40 P. M. 11 () r::: P 111.-Chicago Express.- Leaves • -t1 Rn aterg:ss P.?.I.,anlvesln Buffa· Io u:ts A. M GOlltG WEST, -- Bums Dail!l Ea;ept Stu•ulays. 8 •53& m.-Leavcs Roch~stcr 1 :20 A.J M. • A rrlves at Buff lo to:gs A.M. 1() ,5,4 A,JD,-Leaves Rochester •9:00 A. M. .. • -- 't Arnv~s l!t :Buffa!() t<a:35 P, ltd. 6 •2SP• ID. -Leaves Rocb.Ster 4:4o P. M. .. 4.rrivcs at Rufla 1 o Sao P M. GOING EAST, B'IL?~JS Daily Exc~:pt 81t.,!W.YS• 8 •51\'• M. -Leaves Buffalo 7:2o A. M. Ar· • rives at Rochester 10:25 A ~. 1 J\•5-' A. 111. -Leaves Buffal() &;..:25 A. M. 'V • 't Arrive< Ill Rochcsterr :u·l\' M. r:. •11 p, M.-L•a-ves Buffalo 3:15 P. M.,- tJ' • Arrives m Rocbcst•r 6:50 P; M. JNO. N. A.l!BOTT, Gen'l Passenger Agt. DR· TRAVER'S !;EURA.LGIA EJNG, THANI<FUL COO~'S llldian Tooth fo\W'der A SURE PRESERVATIVE:.. T.he «Jo•t of lbe .Jemale ()ramer ()ate. New Ha-ren Despatch to N, '\Y. Sun. Jennie Cramer's sad fa:;te 1s being discussed by the Connecticut Legis- lature. A bill is before that body for the purpose of having tbe St1te assume the expellses ill!curred at West Haven in holdimg the coro· ner's inquest and subseC(uently in trying the Malleys before .a J u'stice of the Peace. The cor-<>ner's in- q nest occupied tour l'ii'ee'ks, the J nstice's hearing seven. According to the law in this State, each town must bear the expenses of coroners' ill quests and also of J mtices' trials ·where the court ~as fiua.l jurisdic- tion. In the caqe of thc:J prehmi· nary trial of the 1\'lalleys; which re- sulted in their bt ing boand over to answer in a higher ccnut, the State will assume all tile expenses with the exception of the coansel fees. The death of Jennie Crawer has, all told, cost the town of Orange, in which the body wasfou!l!d, $r,8oo. or this, one of the two 1awyers en- gaged to represent the State received $I,OOO, the other $500 Orange now comes before tile Legislature and pleads that she is poCJr, that the cost wa.s a.n extraordinarF one, that none of the puties coracerned or alleged to have been conc::erned in it resided within her borders a.nd there- fore that the Srate sbou..ld assume the bills. It is thought the repre- sentatives from the nine cities in the State wJil vote arzainst paying Or- ange's claim, while the back conn- try members will favor i. t, as a mat- ter of self interest, ancl pass the bill. Go to your druggist for Mr1. Preeman' s New National ])JJer. For brightness and durability of colo1 they are unequaled. <hlor from I to 5 pounds. Price. • 5 cents. M:r. J Marsh. Bank of 'Toronto, Ont., writes~ ••Billiousness .md d}s· p-epsia ~eem to have groVIn up with A ISI~~:oal Vle!&o-:ry. me; having been asuffererf'or years, . The value of electricity as a rem- 1 have tried many remeaies, but· edial agent has gained a signal vic- with. .no lastin~ resnlt until I used tory over prejudice, Tht.:Jmas' Eclec- :rour Burdock Blood Bitters. They tr.ic Otl stands foremost in this class luve been truly a blessing to me, of compounds. Testinonials from a.nd I cannot speak too highly of all p~rts tell of the wolic:lrous cures them. :Price $t.oo, trial size 10 of rheumatism, neur~lgia, hurts, and sores, etc., effected by •its agency. cents. -1'1' IS-- II you are weak or langtud, use Frazier. flitters. If your flesh is flabby anti your complex· on sa.llow, use Fra21er's Bttters. SA. FE. Llq11Gra t'or Jtl.(ldleal Porpe~1e .. We keeE in stock a good assortment of imporled liquors including }rench Hen- nes.y Brandy 18 years old, and in domes- tic goods we sell nothing but two stamp, or regu.1nrly dislilled, whiskies; wliich we have from z to 8 years old-the latter is probably the finest medical whiskey ever brought. to Batavia. In tlus hne we solicit trade only for medical use and l() that we prop()se to do justice, SHAW & STII.ES, If you live m a malarial district, use Fra- :raer' s B1tters. xf worn down with the care of childl'en, use Fraz1er's Bitters. If you have got the blues, use Fi:azier's Bitters. If yo11 have kept late hours and lived contrary to the la.ws ofh.ealth, use Fraz1er's Root Bitters. If yo11 need tonmg up, take Frazier's Ro1>t Bitters • If you have abused i:nstead of used na- ture's gifts, use Fraziers Bitters. If you feel old before your time, usc Frazier's B1tters. If life has become a burden to you, and you have gloomy foreb<>dings, use Frazier's Bitters: If your hands tremble and your eyes have grown dim, Fra:zier's Root Bitters W,lll make yott feel young agnm. !:lclld-by a.ll drugg~sts everywhere at the low price, $t.oo per bottle. HENRY & Co., sole pro- prietors, Cleveland, 0. For sale by A. D. TRYON, .BataVIa. 6 Porous -MEDALS.- P/aster. Tl1e Best Known Remedy for Backache or Lame Back. Rheumatism or Lame Joints. Cramps or Sprai11s. · Neural~la or Kidnev Diseases. Lumbago, SevereAchesorPaln~ r=emale Wealmess. Arc Superior ~o all otber Pla•ter•• Are Superior ~o P11.ds. Are Superior to l,inhnents • Arc Superior t!J Ollntmcnts or Sn.lvcl!l. Arc!lnperior to Ell'C!tridt:r or a-alvani•n They Act lmmedia.'l:ely. They Strcitgthen. They Sontlle. Tbcy Relieve Pnio._at Once. They I•ordtivcly Cllll'C• CAUTI -oN B~nson's C!tpr.lne PorousPIM ' · ters hnve been imitated, D< , a not allow your druggist t( pnlm oft snme ·other pln~ter having a slmila: !oundiug name. Sec thut th·e wDrd is spellec C-A·P-c-1-N E. Price Z5 cts. SEABURY & J()HNSON Manufacturmg OhlliJlis~ 'New fork A !iiURE llE!UEP:V .AT l-AST. Pril:~ MEAD'S Medl,attd CORN -nd BUNI()N PI:ASTIR CERTAIN, L PROMPT and ECONOMICAL. IT IS THE Best Kousehold Remedy Ever Known. --AND CURES- Rh~nmatislll~ ::-l'euralgia, Catarrh, Croup. C • .mtractton <>f Muscels, Lam :Back. Al.thn1a, Loss ol V 01ce, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, P1les, Sprnins, Clulblaiues, Burns. An~ Wounds of Every Kmd. Every boUle is wananted to contam noth· ing huTlful, and is sold by all Drug- gists UD;der a posttive guarantee t,o refund 1110~ey if entire satisfaction is not given in e-very case. TRAD. MARK The GreatTRADE MARIC English Rem c dy. An unfailing cureforSem inal Weak- ness,Srot.rm- atorrhca, all easel thnt IEFDIE TAI:III. follow as a lAI.lll. •~qwonce ofSelf.Abuse; as loss of Memory, 1Jni• versa! Lassitude, Pain in the Back. Dimness of Vision 1 .Prem:ature Old AJ1;e, and m:any other Dis. eases tna.t lead to Insa.nlty and a Premature GraTe, ~F'llll particulars in our pamplllet, -which wo desire to. send free by mail to every one. D\The Specific Medtclne is sold by all druggist!' at t1 per package or six yackage for j5, or will be sent free by mall ()n recciJ>t of the monc11, b:Y .addressin!l:' THE GHA W IDEDIVINE (JO,,t BUFFALO,N. Y, ' Sold in Batavia, br Shaw & Stlle1 at>d F. P, Hlnlcston 8c Co,, NO :MORE • Thoma;. .Ei~ctric Oi1 R HEUMA TIS M WILL BE FU:r\D UNRIVALLED. The following eVIdence, wbich has been sent to the proprietors unsoltcited, speak more th2n volumes. The corred names and addresses of the witnesses are give11 to prove their genu1neness: Mrs. Dante! Mann, 521 Seventh str:.et, llutf:alo, N.Y., oays: \) h vc Ute greatest faith in 'lhomas' ElectJiC Oil tor Croup, bovillll; cured my b .. by, 2gtd 1 fleen mcntb!, of a !eve• o attack, with two doses. 1 ha\e •lso we't 1t for older children with mos;t sot.sfactory results.\ A Bapll•& ltllnla&er'• Experleuee. I ~m. a Baptist Minister, and befl>re I even thouKht Clf bein.( :a cl<rgyDian, I ~ raduated in 11 edidnc, b11t le't a lucr uve practice for my present profe.,ion. forty ye~rs aa:o. I was for many yeat1 a sufferer from <l\ic~y; \Thoma1' Electric Oil cured me.\ lll'atr also troubled- with hcars•hess,an<l 'l'hou,as' Electr1c 01lalways rl• licved me. My ... ife 11.nd cbrld bad diphtnarill, and \Th•n:as' E ectri. 0 I cured them,\ and -If taken In lime i• will cure seven times out of ten. I am confident it 1S a cure fo· the most obstinate> cold or cbug;b,and 1f anrone wtll1ake a small teai· Jl\OD and tJ.al! till it wtth the oil, and then place the end ()ftne spoon in one nostril a01d draw tile oil_ ut _of 1b.e ipOOn into the head by snifling ns as bard astlley carl, uttl the O•l'falls over into the , throat, an•' practiCe that ,,.,ice a week, I_ dori't ca•e how off'en~iv-e their head may be it wtllcleall it otJt and cure their catarrh. For deafness aud 1 arache it h:a· done 'Won!ltn to my certaJD knowl- edge. It is the only medicine dubbed p<h:nt n.edrcine that 1 'have evet felt like r<C mmencli11~. ar d I ~m '='~ anxioUs to see it m every 1•lace, for I tell y<. u tll!lt I would not be without it in :tily house for 111y consideration. 1 am now suffcrin\ from IL p~in lilte-rhet~matis!fl in. my right limb, :alld nothln( rcliens me like Thoma•' Elec•ric 011. DR., E. F. ClU.NE, CorrJ,Pa. Or Gout, Acute or Chronic, SALI· CYLICA. Sura Cure. Li:at..nfactured by the Enropeaa Medicine Co. of :Paris and Leipzig. lmmediate relief war. ranted- Perm n\'nt Cure Guaranteed. Secret-The only dlSio lve .of tho poisonou~ Uric Aoia which eJtlSts in tho Blood of ltheumatio and Gonty :Pati• ents. $1. a. bo:x; six bo::xes for $5. Sent to any address, free fr(lDl mai \'ee tl:lat every box bea.ra I:JJe nam DANIEL .ROMli:I.EL. sole a.gont tmd im· porter, 6S MAID~ LANE, N. Y For Sale by SHAW & STILES. 'l'o NerYou• Sufterert••Tb.e Grea European. HeDiedy-JDr, ;;J. B. lll-p•oD.'•SP6..;1fle 11£e4l!'lDe. Parn:phlets lt!IU free to all. Write fattholll aad ,ct lull porl:lculan, Price,Spectfi.c,.t.oo per package, or ab,paclt• ag;c:s for ts.oo, Address all orders to J, -B. SU4PSON MED lCI:tiE CO., :f{os, xo4 and :xoll Main St., llutralo,N. Y 1 S<!Ul Ill Baa-ria b,. SHAW a S'l'lLKS, ' ,, '1! i ' ~ ., ,' • • < ' \ ,•' ., \' 'I i 'l L i . I I ! ' ... ~ i I . ' ! . .i ·,' ,, ,.._.! ·. ·., j '• f :- ' '' . I'; •. J:. ) ·i ': ': I.
