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U M li§atl _ RAsll 'LON , LONO ISLAND. n.xbf l.AiilMe Baby Louise , Is It really yuu ; drown to ivomanbooj , tstll nn.l cold , i' our eyes are still tlt.it wonderful blue . Yet tliey uo not sce.n like tbe eyes or old; Surely, It Is but a yenr or so Since tbe tune I drew you upon my knee . On winter nl- . -ltls by the back bit ' s 1, 'loiv , And told jou stories ot land nn I sea. You bad always a kiss for me In those d lis , it my mem ' ry serves mc well; Then your klsse3 you lavished tree Fur a Ilowor , porliaps a caramel; Yuu had been nursed In :i worldly school , My lady iEiunnia had taujlit you well , That a girl or woman was halt a tool Wbo dldp 't know charms were made to sell. Ton have not changed sine e those days . Louise. When I purchased your kisses with lollipops. Though you plunged In txe haul tnoittU' s treacli- erous sens Of kettledrums , gennans and Thursday bops , Tou wilt marry, 1 hear , II reports are true , A titled loon , who Is bent and old; Yet matters are equal between you , For I' m sure that my lord will be sold ! —J5rm>3( a* Lancey rierson. Legal. CJUPRKMK COURT , SUFFOLK vj Cniinty. -JolinT l ord . Tri«1e« , tilalntlir , np-nfust Miiry L. Hurt ami Hiimiiiit'l It. Hart , Ji. -r husband, ami John O. Ham , deiVnduii.s (u pnrMiaiiri-of :i judgment of foreclosure ami salo Hindu in this uutl'iii ou tht* sixth oa* ot ScphNii- bur , ins7 , I. tin* subscriber . Mm referee iherein minted , will M -11 at public auction, in front of ih. 1 Islip post nftltit., in tin* village or Isllp. Suf- folk county. New York , on T UKSPAV , the UUh DAV or slt'i.Y , 1888; at elitvcii o ' eloek In Ihe for noon of that dav. to tlie highlit bidder , tim lands ami ureml-es in said decree mentioned and then In dt-serilu-d as lo-lowe , v)/. -: All those two certain traets .pieees or parcels of land , with the buftdinus aud Improveiiiciita thereon elected . si-trtUe, lying and \.v*\xni >•• the town «> . ' Islip; county of suilolk and State of New Vorlc. The lirst t ract formerly owned by Smith Ketch am. now deceased . bounded ami described iis lol- lows. ti> ull: M< lilnnliiK nt the northwest isor- mroftiic laud hereby conveyed at. a certain stake adjoining laud of B K. anil \V\ Conklin; running tht-nec south . ^eventy-sevcn degrees and thirty uiiiinteH east , eight chains and six links; thence south six je gn-es and thirteen minutes east , six chains and nfly-six links: thence north seventy-six degrees ami IHtv-onu minutes east , eighty li ve links; I hence smith seventy-eight de- Kiiis and thirty-seven minntes easr , three chains and forty-one links; tii. -uce south sixty- seven decrees and titty-one nm.iifes east, two chains aud fifteen links; thence soutn seventy: four degrees and forty minutes east , fourteen chains and tlitrcy-reveil links: thetica south fnr- tv-f mr degrees and twenty-live mluuteseast , tix chains . -md sixty-six links to the shore of the South Itny: Ihenee southwardly hv the shore of the Hon iii Hay fourteen chains and four links to laud now or late of tt. V. and W , Conklin; thence nort h eighty-seven degrees and twenty. seven minutes west , tuurteen chains aud seven- teen links: thence north tortv-nliie degrees anil tllty-scven minutes west, two chains aud thirtv- two links; thence north • went \-one degrees a ml titty live minutes west, two chains ami sixtv link-s; thence north t' orty-four degrees and 111- teen mi mites west, live chains ami twenty-six link* * ; Uiettee mirth sixty two degrees and .wen ty-si.K minute* , west , two chains a»ul fourteen links, thence north tweutvtmec degrer- s and Iwenfy-one minutes west , one chain and forty- two links; thence north fourteen degrees aiid forty minutes west , eight chains ami thirty links; thence nort h fourteen decrees aud thirty minutes west , live chains aud liny-three links ' . thence nort h three devices ami thirty minutes east , six chains and twelve links to ihe i lace oi lii-ginuJUL ' s containing about liny IIvi acres ol laud be the same more or less . The second tract commencing at a point in the middle ot Ihe thn e-rivt road, -it the southwest corner of th- iaud of Kudo'uh M L.lfi . i , nnd running thence by tlie m idd.co; said three rod road north thirty live degiees west, seven chains and ninety nine Iii KS t\ ilu* middle or lhe road which cads le Timber Point Farm; th-nee . uy the middle ol the said road south seven! , - s»-ven n> d O * M * * quarter degrees Wesl . t.veKe chains and seven- teen link- * to iln- laml la-lour-hi•> to the estate ol .Mrs. .1. N. riuuili , deceased; thence hv sai.l land ofthe estate of Mrs I'lnmli and hv laud ol tlie |Kiity ot lhe .I rM purtiMnry I* . Mart) ¦ south sevent y-sevi'n decrees east , sixteen chains ami and eighty-eight links to the point of beginning contaitiiii:: according to a survey made hy 1' . J Hawkins, surveyor , four and one-half acres ol land , he the •>ame more or less, tog'thcr with all aud singular lhe land under water. Witer ri\h.s and privileg es »n front ol and adjacent tu nm attove-dt-sciVbed prem.sus . Dated June I , Is-is . \ wuv? T HOMAS S . S TIIO > ' ( I , Keferre. CotPKIfT BlKlTIIKiiS, Pta It. LIO s Atlon,evs. 'Wa-id 70 William M..N. Y fMTiVTION TO A'LTBND ACCOuNT- V. ' ing. - The iVnpVol i.f the S ale or Ncw \i rlt. to I.mlwig W. It. ICIeist . Aurora Klei-t. Cert rude Kei-eri ACEH - I iCciscn, and to -til cicilitois wherever they may reside (iheir nt'liies being unknown), and all persons Interest- ed iu the estt ttt -til K Walter Kleist , lat e ol the town or Iful-yloti , In lhe countv of Suffolk, de* ce.isrd. is en (lilois , legalees . next or km , or otherwise , titeedug: Vou ami each of you are In rehv < iit-il hiul r< (j ui red personally to he and appear h< fore our --urrugalo of the countv oi suilolk. at thv Mirrognte ' s oflice . at kiver- head . In said county, on llm :-ots < day or .lulv, l-si- , at one o ' clock >' . M., theu and there lo at- tend the judicial set Men ent of the accounts ol Mary slmiltchl administratrix with tlie will an- nexed of i-uhl K vval' er Kieisl, deceased, and Ihat if any of the pi rsons Interested he ti nier Ihe age of twen;y-oiie vears , ihey are required io appear b> Iheir guardian; if they have one. or If hev have none , i» .at they appe «r aid ap- ply [or one to in* appointed, or In the event or (heir neglect or failure to do so , a guardian will he appointed , b y the. Surrogate to represen t uod act for them iu the proceeding. Hi testimony whereof , we hav* - . caused the seal i>r olllee oi sahl ¦SurnigUc to he hereunto affixed. Witness , -.lames* II . Tulhlll , SuirMgate of onr said county at Kiverhead , in Sulfolk County, HieL'tst day of May in the year ol our Lord one thousand ei ght hundred ami eighty-eight. 7w!>- .«; I SKAI .-I .1 ll. 'i' t rr IIIM. . Surrogate. IN rURSUANrE OF AN ORDER OF James II. Tuthill, Esq., surrogate of the County of Suffolk: Notice is liere'iy given , ac- cording to law* , to ail persons having t-l.iin. -t against .lames 11. \ -Jtcuurough. bite of lhe towu ol Hrookhuvcn , county ot aulfolk aud olate ol New Yoik. deceased, that they are required to exhibit tht* same , witb th. - vouchers thereof , to the subscriber, the executor named in the last will aid testament of sihl deceased, at his place ut transacting business , »l the olheo ol l* .dwa»*d U hrost , .:i* » Nassau street, hi thu city or ,\ew York, ou ur before the ci:tti tlay of Jan- uary, i • * ¦: ' . Haled , New York. June23 , lsus. SA.Mt. 'Ki- S.MAMUturdit. Kxpcutnr. K IIWAKO L K HDST , Attnniev lor Kxeeutur, l. *iJ iNassau street ?ii-w York City. it7wu\iti NOTICK TU CREDITORS . -—!^ I'UR- Kiiance of an order of lion. James II. Tut- lllll, Surrogate ol Miu County of sulloik , noliee Is hereby given, according lo law , to all persons having claims against I' AMKU htrM. late of ihe town of Habylon , deceased, thai they are re- quired to exhibit the same , with vouchers there- of , io the subscribers , al their place of transact- ing bm-hiess, at the olllee of !« *l.she. & Keid . in (he village and town or Habylon , suilolk Coun- tv , N. Y. , on or bciore the lilh day of August. Ikss Dated, February ist . 1H-8. I. 11, l- ' isuKi*, i Kxecutors , &c., on* a- \V. W. IlKWI.FTT . M. D. t mela I,um. deceased. FiHHKb& Itfctii , Attorneys Tor Kxeoutor.t . Habylon , N. Y. r.m.H' - . '* i NOTICE TO CREDITORS. —IN PUR- suance of an order of Hon. .tames n. Tut- lnll , Surrogate of lhe Goiui t* . of Suffolk, notice Is hereby given, according to taw , to all persons Utw UiK clalWni ftsw.nst Huv-i i i'V CAtt-.ti. hue of the town of Uahyloti . N. Y., deceased , that they are reipilrcd toexhibit the same , with the vouchers tl'ereof, to either ol tbe subscribers, at their places of residence or business , on or before the Ibrst day of December , it&S. Dated , May 4 , I8*w. 6m9S l AI AKV A C AIILL , Executrix, Habvlon. L. 1 . II KNKV I.ivi aNosTo . v , Kxccutor. Jlabyloil . L.I . ( iKdiid K . UKLi,. Executor , Di x Hills , J*. I. I N - PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ! J James II. Tuthill, Esq., Surrogate of the county ot Sulfolk; Notice is hereby given , ac- cording to law , to all persons having claims against I. -onard W. Lawrence , I ate o. the town of !Sinithtown; deceased, that they are required to exhibit lhe same, with the vouchers tlierof , to the subscribers at the dwelling house of Wm, Henry Mills , in \\ui village ot Smitlitown , in the township of .Smithtown , Hullo k Co , X. Y., mi or before thu. -i.sth day of October next. Hated , April 21 , 1*< HS . nm!M| J AM K S W. I' IIVKK , I Executors ami W .M. H H NIIV Mll.l.H , f lyustees. _ IN PURSUANCsR OF AN ORDER Or James If. 'lulhlll , K HO ., Surro-jale of the County of Suffolk: Notice is hereby given, ae conling lo law , lo all persons havluic claims against Clmrles Snndecor , lale of the totva of Hti'iltuglou. oeceasc-4 , mat they are required lo ! exhibit the same , with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber , at his place of business. No. f *H Warren st., iu Hie Ci ty of New \ ork, on or be- fore the Wmi day of Ocluber next. Dated , April 17 , is-KH Cm!t80 SMITH J, S AKPKC O H . Administrator , etc. IN PUR SUANCE OF'AN ORDER OF James H Tuthill , Esq . Surrogate of the coun- tv of Suffolk: Notice Is hereby given accord- ing to law , to all persons having claims against Mary J. Simmons , late of the, town of Habvlon , deceased : that they are required to exhibit the same with Hie vouchers tHereof , to the subscrl ber at eighty-seven Norman ave., (Jreenpolnt , In llie city of Hrooklyn, on or before the four- teenth day of December next. Dated , June lt , laS-j. U111.WS Jons' M* . O AKLRV . I > i-t t -fcOAi-j i^-i^fctiA iLj^- '^JJ i , * -* Hi- HI. FI SHE3L 3 S 3 B^^B-^LO^Sr ^ 3ST . TT. Largest Store in the 2 Counties : over 10,000 Feet Floor Spac e , Compac t with a Choice Selection of Goods in a ll Departments . FISHEL 'S FISHTIT . -P FISHEL 'S FISHEL'S FISHEL'S ~ FISHEL ' S FURNITURE DEPARTMENT CARPET DEPARTMENT . WALL PAPER AND WIN- DRY GOODS DEPART. \1ENT. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT GR003RY EPARTMENT. '\ DOW HANGING DE- nr.T ^r-*™-,™/! , Especial attractions in \ — BEDROOM SUITS 0,er 0 , 000 yards of good CARPETS in pAllTUFNT SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN SUITS In til, dopartment «-e are making es- • .toc-K - ia about 0O di ff er e „t dea. gD! . * M * DRESS GO O DS , »™*^ •\* ^ -o. and peclal elTort ^ ^ ror e0I13Umer9 an(1 ASH , ANTIQUE , CHERRY AND An uxtra quality of all wool ingrain at 8 00 ' 1 1 uallt . V' SPRING SACOUES BEADED WRAPS DRESS STYLE , tLo iiiMt perfect and tUe best Iiousekeepcrs , flrst-cla- ni £oo.ln at tho very Clictroiiiers , Li b rary Tables , Pillow One of tlio best makes in the country Curtains and Curtain Materials , \ Win- TRIMMINGS , ETC. ETC. Leg Extension Tables and Common Ta- and beautiful designs , very heavy, pure ' MEN'S SUITS We mean to adhere strictl y to selling >i .-i u i rv,.!n* ssn.i f innVor. nr, ' , dow Poles , Tixtores , etc. All Wool Cashmere , fine quality, new sh ades , 42 inches wide , 48 cents per yard At $10 , $11 nnd $12.50 that cannot be , . . .. . f ,,. . , bles , Sideboards , Chairs and Kockers , WO ol Ingrain , at 68c. per yard . ^ ' worth 79 cent* onl y first qual i ty of everything and ns low * obtained elsewhere for less than $13 , $15 Writing Desks , Book Cases , Hat Racks , An y ofTapestry-quality - All Wool Trico t , in all the leading colors , 37 inches wi ,| L , , 34 i:e,,U per yard ; as any cily house will fnriiisl. these goods c - , j , 0 . Ea3T Cliair- Mat- Shades made to order. Estimates tnr- worth 50 cot Is. * '\\ *'°- J J 1 arlor &uits , j, , y - * * , - first.cla£S at 70c. n j -an *| . All Wool Suitings , variety of colors , 45 inches wide , 42 cents por *ai* .l ; worth The above assertion we full y aiilMtanli- [t , r resscs , S pring Ileds , and llclding or ev- 55 cents. ate , from the fact that we sell our own i cry descri p tion. S Brussels , very choice , at * *1.1U. ,„ s hcd. Tricot ^ ^ ^ ^ Sacquei[lg3 ) 52 in(,,ies wMo ^ ^ qm] . ^ at 5 - cents( gQo(]s an( , ahvnyg Uvo % ]arge ^Qk tQ se_ I Will keep on hand a full stock of FINE , . ynrJ ; wortli 80 cents . . Our purchases are mado of the largest n9rnr L xr TTT VP — Whip Cord , pure Mohair Dress Goods , n all tho new . -hades , 17 cuts yard ; *%'\*' . . . , . . GROCERIES-the \\est Butler , .he best manufacturers „i (he West. We own BITGS , MATS , DRUGGETS , M.iTTING w -orth 25 cents. ' P ''\^ °\ r ° W \ 2 °° dS ° O.sfi' e.'s and Tea* the best Flour m the coods tliat cannot bo round elsewhere or AND OIL CLOTH in large varieties. „ lO Q WAT? * ? This is an exceptional opportunity for ladies to buy fine Dress Goods , at low supervision and sell them cheaper than \ CLLINA AIN LI UMOOiY I\ L\CI prices. Tliey cannot beobtaincd m the assortment *we oiler , - city manufacturers can produce them. country, etc., elc . iinUhin*' that approaches them in value. , .. ... „ , , , „. „„,!„, ., .„ AT SUCH UNIFORM LOW PRICES , THIS IS STRONG LANGUAGE , HUT Will on app lication send an order wag- All goods aro well made , good finisli All Carpels cut and made at moderate > ... . in l ir-e varietie* Anywhere else. IT IS POSITIVELY SO. on every dny and deliver goods promptly, and very cheap. charge. ' <= .TTT- , \ TTT 7Z »n.i ..„, .„ „ ..„ ..„.. „n „„„ ini„„,i Whi, this n.lvantnce the excellent variety and tho very low price mak-j it positive to purchasersi that. they can malto their pnrchiises of us nt a great siiviiiii ove r anywhere else. 3in!)81 All <nv ..ln D.iliver.- .l I ree of Charge to nny part ol l.oni; Islnn.l. 'Y I\» \ll* * . u . ' l . \n^tl . 'bV' . ¦¦....... \ * r 1111 i ¦ ¦ ¦ ..... ¦^^ . .. ; HURD & WAITE , FUIiTON St. , O pposite PIERP.EPONT. B .HOOKLYN. o GIVEN AWAY To each purchaser to tbo amount of $20 .00 , the fare tj Brookly n lnm this p ine.; , ond to purchasers to the amount of $40.00 tho faro both ways. 20 W ' J 8'2 This Is done for tho two-fold reason of reducing our surplus stock and more thoroug hl y to iiitrsi.lii' .o our goods to Lonjf Island patrons . During this month GKEAT RED TJ OIOIST S In every department previous to midsummer stock taking. All goods delivered free. Re-collect our prices arc the lowest for reliable Dry Goods of equal quality. HUR D & WAITE. O PECIAL NOTICE. aErSTKRAL AG-ENO Y 105 FULTON* ST., BROOKLYN . NEW YORK . Do vou W A N T H OARD wis? If so , . -tend to mi: agency. We e. n ..11 your house witu Roml naj- iiiM boarders without delay. Send particului d aim oim dollar with references; . DO YOU WAN'T SKKVANTSOK F.\M I t.V HELP We can Htipply you at om ' o with ROOI 1 help ive 1 rocoHimended. Send oue dollar and state v.lv, you want. DO VOU WANT TO SKIX OU EXCIIA * \* . \ O. 't IIoiiHKoit K AKM '/ We can do it Miie. st-nd particulars and one dollar tor advet tisiU)j and reu'lstertiiK. Wir have speeial facillt.es and ca 1 suit our customers wit limit delay. A ddn-s-i CttW7 LLBNDRE-UK- HON & Ti_I.MAG If , 1C5 FuUou si. Urookl.n. \. \ _ _ _ A f c _ , ,. _ _ _ A a A * > A . ^ . A * A ^ A A^ A ! _-S__ ___e _ S__ ! _ 3______ * __ _ Q. REE.\'S MILLINKRY STORE. HIVKIlllKA D , L. l„ Where vou will iln.I the I..ITEJX STYLES , LOWEST I'lUC'KH AND LAItGEST A880IITMKNT Ol itotvln in lh; villairc . Just rcs- .clvo.! , a large mx-Jc ol newRoosIa ilats ofailtlielmsj-i stylos lit prices Imvur thnn ever licl.irc Rlblsons iss all colors an.l ivi.lilu at re.luee.1 prices Flowers i.l all kins]. -, and prices Troin 15 cts . a hunch np- ¦ wiir.ln (lntticl. lip. il. ull .- ..> . ..»rn; also the new nl.si.l.il tip. anU no. elno. ol all kin.ts in snilsinery UUCHINU3 AND VEILINGS. CRAPE WORK A SPECIALTV. I Crape Veil* rc-fltiiali.. *l as jroo 1 us new. Ev- en* veil Kiuira- .tee.l. . ' nil an.l look nt our no.s.is h.'lore IsnylliK u ficvllcle. lu. 'J7s nitRH' -MAKIVii A LSO . i *.i i ..in .... n .in . \ --iir _ * _ *! - 'i f ii ^^^fe ^TO ) IMPORTING RETAILERS ; 1-tlIXON *JT. _#&l)i *iLKAl n B Ayil ! BROOKLYN . Tlie system of selling every artiele ut .1 small profit , li.it of a thoroug hly reliable quality, is a i*uliii *r princi p le of this firm. Midsummer Prices. GREAT OPPORTUNITIES TO BUY THINGS CHEAP. The summer months afford exceptional opportunities for lhc pur- chase of floods at the lowest prices, and this is especially true litis season. Unlimited capital enables us to buy, both at home and abroad , in large quantities ami at the lowest possible fi gures. That we give our patrons the benefit of tliis the peop le of Long Island have learned Uy experience , and the wonderful growth of our trade on the Islautl proves tlieir appre- ciation of it. We took advantage of the recent severe depression in the wholesal e trade to purchase , at prices lower than ei er reached before , somo of the choicest goods iu die market , which we arc now selling for less than ihey cost to import or manufac ture. The prices g iven below are quoted for the purpose of illustrating the truth of what, wc state , and as showing a small portion of the induce- ments we offe r this month : India Linens 8 , 10 , 12J and 1 ; \ > cents per yard. Victoria Lawns , o, ' 10 , 1:^ Iii and 20 cents per yard . Jones ' Cambric , l' -A. 15 and 20 cents per yard. Satin I'latd Lawns , 111 and 12 .V cents per yard. Best French Challis , 35 cents per yard. All wool Bei ges, titri pes , Plaids and Mixtures in Dress Goods , re- duced Irom 75 ccnls lo *I L \ I cents per yard . Remnants of Dress Goods , in lengths from I \ to S yards , at half price. ¦Li-inch Swiss Embroidery Flouncing. **; , reduced from $1.25 to 98 cents per yard ; from SI. 75 to $1.25 ; fro m $2 (IU to SL.50 per yard. 22-inch Swiss Embroidery Flouucings. reduced Irom GO cents to 39 cents ; from 75 cents to 48 cents ; from sf LOD to 7 cents per yard . 5 , 000 yards Embroidery trimming widths on Swiss , at 12J cents (were 25 cents) , uud 25 cents (were 5i) cents). 10-inch , extra quality, nil silk , p lain edge , Moire Sa- .!i Ribbons, iu white , cream , blue , p ink and cardinal, at ' . I 'i c- 'iits p*r yard ; reduced I' rom $1.50. Bleached Damask, 50 , C.5 , 75 , 88 cents and $1.00 per yard. Cream Damask , ' ¦>* , IS , 58 and 75 cents per vartl. Crochet Quilts , full size , 75, 88 . 98 cents and $1.10 each. Marseilles Quills , lull size , line goods , §2.00 , $2.5-1 , $2.75 and $3.00 per yard. A lot of Boys ' Suits , I to 15 vears. line quality, reduced from $li.75 to $4.75. A lot of Doys ' Suits , I to 15 vears , line quality, reduced from $10.00 to 5.95. Ladies ' $4.00 Shoes at $3.00. L* . tdies ' Merino Vests , 25 cents each. Ladies ' Balbri ggan Stockings , 25 cents per pair. GOODS UY EXPBESS. SHOPPIN G BY MAIL. We send goods to any part of Long Island b y express without ex- cuse to the purchaser If you want to do your shbop ing by mail , write to us for whatever you require , or semi for samples , and wc ,vill attend promptl y to your orders. tf977 \* '\\\ HORS ES , CARRIA GE S , Etc. JAME S DOOTI__E_ _r- *S H MPtS-TOBY Off <UBRUU0 , ** *§ SI7 rad ID! ATLANTIC AVEKUI , Q B-aOOKLTlT . I_. X- ST. * _\ S Tho toot eiieuslv* ttsonmetit *t Wacom *mi Carman *t a m i -tncHpt—a * .is the s-.i.si.lry , both New ai.d Second Hand . Including JUMP 8* _.T WAGONS. KL' • \¦¦f' ** r<ll' I'llsfcTONS , DErOT WAUONS . SIDE-BAB BUOSIEB , COU)** _ SUXJKAWAtm, __T nil' WA.J02-IS , /\OU T tHMTOHH . BlIAD WAGOM8 , IXXJTOl-l' WAGOK8. BCE_T SB WAGONS. _ ** . MR. DOWlt trr . i_« ********** an* htm hnmeM ****% , **k* * ttnateta * am P, ludlaJoua eieluwM* ani adraoce. lo Maoalaeumin, etafclM fcim u **u M lonai P** urUimi —an -uiy ** * * * esublid—wiit In tbe country. Qtiimi aa^iis that *** ua ** _ - mm**. dudea tbe very ioast , boU, New aod Bnood Rand a s Tt i m i _¦* * __ wtlk ****** *>- * la.sl lxi.it.t_ HARNl-K. , U1.ANX.ICT8. ftOBBS , WB1F-, minf itTa, tte. hi* Bmm-tmT uitl Vull Siirnin UHCHM OB band . Hr-1jarna—B -t «.«i i a—** ***** ****** * * mt **m\m * «— ******** ** ***** — nem*msm ^s*m t, > ii iiii . mri r ^^^^ ^ -- .f c -*--- . i i INBUIaGfiNT READER : Thy wise desires eftsoons mayloccasion ttiee to the purchase of goodly FURNITURE. Nay, flout not ! Thine attention lend. So shall it advantage thee and speeJily. 'Tis but a snailish walk -aye, marry, eke no more than unto 47 . . . ; , and 49 West 14th St.. N. Y. -an i thou art .\ . * \|i :: L. L-vi-v- *!/ bravely sat down within th3 walls of De li' ' ¦ ' ~ :r- ' - :y- r ' ;0t£}, GRAAF & TAYLOR. T :%. ' j * !- SM i ; jj !|i V? Ge your ways pleasantly trom room to ri' ij^i- 'i 'Hl ill* M. I oom ' \Tis odds thou shalt discover fair goods isrBS fiS! iJlkfe/. to thy mind and men mmded to thy goodly \Wi l!H me- [|jj| .fj ji ' .jj They have a name oihonorable traffick. and I' ill I II i« * | bv my tTOttt tQOU shalt with fairness happily . . '|. \iJ-=sL^|tflp--S!Jcome off. Exceeding content with thy store ?— \^ s 2- __ _ __ft a * n ' * 1 their store, thou shalt store wise re- •-• ¦i - * - i^_ _gSgi - r r*g^j- solves ' gainst tho day thou shalt again, with \ - ~— ' ' pleasure profit purchase. INI1SOR FOI.lllN-r; BKI). ivff73 \\\\ a... .... sssss. ..*.*. a. ...... . ' 1 . . . WOOD ASHES. The best fertilizer for farmers is UNBLEACHED CANA DA WOOD ASHES (ANALYSIS GUARANTEED), 2in -00 Fur all kinds of form and garden crops , fruit , etc., imported b y Monroe Judson ¦i- Stroup. ! •; CHARLES D . SMITH , Gen. A nU CLARENCE CAR MAN , AGENT , WE T DEER TARK L. I. Miscellaneous. PIANOS and ORGANS. ^^^^^^ S^W^i^^^^^^^M QUINOY RAYNOR , A1IKNT I'OIt 1!. PHONING BR ¦ _ CO., Tins ivi'll-knoivti nniniilactiircrs nl Cym.ella Pianos & Organs , WHiii' s to .ink nil ivho rt'sire 10 pnrclmsc a plan., io cull at his wart-rooms, 1,0 101 FLATBTJSH AVE. BROOKLYN, an.I see llie various styles lie oilers at re- mark.ii.lv low Hcures . tiik I ni; the niialliv nt Hie instruments into conftlJeraunn. Tlie cmsiiaiiy iiianiifaenir-is Its oivii Inslru nu , wlilc-ll are sohl at tlie afrelicy at factory |>ii.es. Sen.l lor lliistnitt'il eiiialoj- 'iii' . an.l all .i.-Mied iulorma- tion will lie uiieli ivilli pleasure. (•L ' INt'Y KAYKOR. 101 l- -la.tl.usli live, llsunklyii . iieisr 1.. I.. It. R- atiiliiin. 1.111 W.S ANDREW MOWBRAY'S BOAKDIN 'O. SALK COMMISSION .VNI) KXCIIANOE STABLES *!**:i SCllKltMKll llOKN ST. . BKOOKlaYK. (' arrlHuc anil Uiuness Warerooin s , lll l ATLANTIC AVIi . NEAIt Oi.lNTssN S The best anil mo*l reliabl e place l.s buy or sell ll.srs.-n..r .* irri.i .;.. * n , as thousands ean testify. < ^r :>- ¦ ' : ' :;: ¦ - - | A ?W w = S - , : *i-- r i i 'f*! \ -y.; > ' i ' 4^^«f r? = % ; ' H.,-i;;- * ' y .^ . *' -M- ?T ?, ¦i. > t ;. - c__ . •'.. .. .•. . •/- ' . ' L V J JSJL ¦ -i _G ni^ \mMm i g 5 5 t %0\- 'Jim , * - ^ 1\1J s A.s- jM.clivVty .....tie ¦¦f V>nyhijt iui.i sdlhi R ttrst cluss II OFMM ami CiirrtatntH on -Uimimission. CoiipcH . r l.l- .ht V/kiroiis . I' ony l'h:i-toii*i and S.iililh; llor.M'- , [old (i n retlSiiUUUtt! Iriiii- * , lyw o . JO -U HlfliftiOi I *\ M j. g -j , ' . . .; . .J\ \j * \V- __ __ * _ iZ,W r-fiAli iJ?ACT' . ' *<l , > 'G c6. ( ^ P I6&ISC>. - ¦ : ' a LL-j i'l.ue . N.Y. j J& g^ \Orli-ll l C.irln \ i-t j £ @ %r ^ E Oris-isl. I.I.I,.; Inl:i:,.l ^#* -S^ J j. M M ___ *- I « * <, ^^blssolvcd 1 SULPHURICi^L- SttbnMC 1 mu , *^^wUWt j | ,x .7 VSfS ..cltliilatea cms B F' ilSH ¦ . • •> - ' -5L:# ' \*>rted 1 OllJW ^ FISH SCRAP , * - £ - , .:,..l J.Kill lilt IDK | eHEMISm .TOT ll._ERS , Onr fn.-iinii' -i - *inl ¦ ¦•• ' >: ' .. ' ii!.'' . 'iitiil*! n*; * -. R-V fi KtHu. o . Ur ..i - *- .. ..; - i , i.in-i.1..r.ii(r th-ir qiifilitj* . M Isi'tid l * «»r 'tr.r Oircul.ir , - .».¦ cr.rr_-^'ni] ' w ' .lh an , fa ksttJ^*.***^^*^***^^^ y spt THE p rnv Fine I B UU' sfl Shoes. roll LADIES anil CII11. D It EX. Kvery j ' . -ilrii-iirrisists-.l. Ask ysissr .l.-ssls-r for il.. in ...1.1 lli-i-l s.ss liiivsns! lliein. Ir Uny ,sr. - m.l ft..- ,.).• l.i ...nr losvn. rem I . -. I SSSH I. I I c.tr.1 t<> 7- Hensl, ; I , . N . V „ sssi.l ive .- .ill pis..-.- III. in ,.;.nl)y .vlll.l.l s .; rell.-li. For Hale by J. J. HOB BINS . llAHYLON. N . V. V^^ W. E. BALL'S | L ^JV $2 SHOE, Sold by all dealers. If you cannot pur- ehf i/te Mamr in your toirii , by tnrlostny -Jf? by money ortlrr »»¦* rrt/t ' stcrrti trltrr to IV K. liAJst., -tt.- Church St., X. _ ' ., the satn will be promptly forwarded by express. T OTS FOR SALK IN ALL I* -UTS OF 33 _El._E3SX_i H __i_TJ v AT LOW I'KIOKH. 11 i-V^'l INQUIHK OF T. F. NEVILLE , UroHlmi , h. I , or 07 WILLIAM BT.. NKVV VORK, A A. WEBSTER A CO., Having Just removed to their n<:*v store , 410 f- ' iilton Htreet. --ppiHiie Hriil^i* St., Itruukiyn. N. V., have a«ldt-il many new p >od.s In t,ui\)<t DIAMOND 4 , WATCHES , STERLING SILVER- WAUK , FINE GOLD JEWELRY , FINE SILVER-I'LATKD WARE . ETC. , And Invite your inspection- Jewelry, Silver- wi.rf and Watches rwpitinHt at Iww rates. 'T-HE OLD ESTABLISHED BROOKLYN TIIVtES Can be obtained la our village every UV . U U IK and contains all our local news , as well as news rora all over Long Island , Hrooklyn , New V ork and the rest of he world. * * .__ ¦ ___ ¦._ • _ * >¦*> li t. __ Ut.mii i taAAA _ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ .* ¦ . ___ ¦ , T AILORING. —LO UIS LEYII , THE old and experlt need merchant tailor, Broadway (Liberty Hal BulldlnR), Ainityville* , lum a lar^e variety ol the latest spring and sum- nier styles for tlie public to select from. He guarantees a perfect lit and cloth at very low prices. If you want bargains In clothing, cal l ou him. He also lias a the stock of the latest styles of huts and caps tor sale ut bottom priced. emSMS No MORE SUITABLE PRESENT OAK be selected to send to an absent friend than a yea- r-s subscription to the SiaMAU It will form a pleasant weekly reminder to tba absen t one of tbe affection and tboughtfulneaa o( tbe giver-a present tbat win remain traab and Interesting throughout the wbol* mar. Thus- wbo bave absent frlt-nd. sbould Act m AlAit ¦UttcaUOB* tf I'Obl lu Hie Crown* Ouo of the Mirtat thing* , in New York la that tho grcatoat man in tho country may bcc'inw a mere nobody ia tho shifting, hur- ry ing crowd. George Washington himself. il ho were in tlv_ fli-ah again , tind woro an alster and a btovep. no hat , mi g ht htand all dny beside his statue in Wall btreet nud uot be recognized. I remember riding up town one after noon in a fourth avcuno cur , with Gen. Grant on the opposite sent , au.l not a soul iu tho cur except m yself seemed to havo the least idea who ne \v* .s. The conductor took his fare it- * unceremoniously as if he hnd been a cotton broker or a dry goods jobber. A few dnys ngo X \ms again going up town , Vnt on thu Sixih Avenue Elevated Road. J enter, d tho train at tbo .station below Trinity Church, nnd when it had reached Park Place aud taken in tho crowd waiting there , every Kent was filled and many who entered had to stand. Among theso I noticed nn ex-m * m\*cr of Congress , a man frequentl y seen at public meetings , who put his mind on money getting several years ngo , and .* now worth $3 , 000 , 000 , at least. Well , t hat milUouairo aud ex-Cuti- gressmnn had to tako his ride standing just iiko tho other fellows. lie clutched a hand strap, and hung on to it , and swayed with the motion of the train , and wns pushed and jostled and elbowed , j ust us the commonest Of common mortals mig ht be t and nobod y seemed to know him from Tom Jones , tho p lumber , or Sum Drown , tho carpenter. When I left the train at Fourteenth street Mr. Millie— \ *ro Congressman was still clutching tbe str-ip and still unrecogniz«d , and the chance thnt ho would get a seat did not seem very good. Democratic equality with a vengeance. I rather enjoyed it , es- peciall y as an illustration. And tho absence of recognition reminded me of tho fact thnt I onco for two yours lived next door to one of tho most famous of travelers and writer! without knowing that he wns my nei g hbor. New York is trul y a wonderful p lato for leveling. —iVfio York Letter. Business Cax*ds. ICE M ICE ! ! Tliu niiilerslL'n.'il wi-li [.. niiiiotmco that tlit-y will s-s-ll lee in llaliylmt , .liiri-iutln- rutin- n.- u-..ni nt IJ _ *** , -nt the f.nlowinjr minisi HKI i.inimls * _ ' . - >cri .111 )soiiniln , MntltJ* .!* . IVi-dni'siiiiy, Kliilay nnil -1 still- slay , •J-'iOll \> IT m.snllr. r. n i».s.insl-s cilell llsiy. ** L : . . HS JSST ni .Hiili; I... jxnimln S. -1.S- IJ tlav. ' sjti l.) i-.-r inonili. iir.i.-rs ..an I.t* l.-Ii nt Mnnrts I' .ros ' stors* . llabylon , or n isnstnl curd to our n.lilri'ss will rei-s-ivi' proini.t iili.*iitlnn. :iiii:ii-C A. OTTO Kill 'IKK > • * ¦ ' MIS' . Ilri'slnu . I.. I. Ij * T. BAKER , (Succsjssor t.s lii-sjrjie M. Klots .) 8UIP CIIANDI.HIIV -i SHIP -TORUS BNUINKKK- * SUI'l'I.lKM , foot ol Delaucuy Mtri'.'t, Kimt Illv^r , NKW YOUK. _ ¦T O. - . 'ATHAN CON KLIN , ijun — DKAI . RU IN- STABLE MANURE A CANADA ASIIKS NO. 5 11011UEN AVK., U l'STAIUS , LONO I L SLAND CITY. P. O. UOX. 43 - - NEW YO );K EUOENE I* . SMITH. CIVU. KMllNKliH , I SI.1P , Sl'l'l' llIsK CO , .V . V. GEN'EltAI, SUllVEYINt! AND ILNIIlNl'llLU 1NI- . WOUK. Siicclul aUciill'iii lilvvn t.i si' -iviiKc ilis- .ii- .siil , antl luyiiiK unt nf iiriinnil*. fur s*sninirv is-nid.-n- ces. Wnrk-UeslKiit'd ami snpei Intt'iitled. Tono- graphical surveys nn.l mnnn !._!___ |> 11. W1IEK1.ER. CIVIL ENGINEER AND i.ANl) . SURVEYOR . JlAUl'P'lJCi: . SUFFOLK CO., 1.. I . By ls.ug I'xin'rls'iu'i' nnd prus'l isu- in till*, lim-sif buainusa all wurk is itujinuiii 'isd lis In: iJuiu. witli prunnitiu'ss iiiiii ' .u*.*ni*iu*y . .Mj ipjiinj*;. Iiivlliit ..nl \I I arks . Lawns anil tn- allni! Vlllu- i! I'l.'is asp ufiuliv Hii i!i77 i-*BANCES A. WHITE . (SiicctHtsiir lu. Is. lm IV. M'liit.!), GI' .NHHAI. KUUKI-I1INII UNDKltTAl'liit , AND EMUAIslIKH , AMITYViLLE, L. I. Iti'sl.k'iic.' un 1 uropiki' , licluw di'|s.st Kv-rj'llillija: ii.'.'.'Hsj.ri* f.ir run.'nils fiiriiinlii ' .l sin tlii'in.int riraniinnlili - l.-rm** . liiliTtiii-iilspr.ji 'iiri-il In any ceiinn.'ry. «liy ________ _ aiunua _ TT VAN WEELi'EN , CARPENTER AND HUH.DER , DEEH PARK AVE., - lllll I 'l. 'JN L. I. Plans , Drawings and Mneclflcatlt ns furnlsl -d at moderate rales. .Jolsliini! ul all kinds i. spt'sjlalty. i ytJC 7 CMS-EL _ KKlll . ATTORNEYS ANI) COUNSELORS AT LA W. BABYLON , L. I. New York omul at Templf C' .ii.rt fHooin I80j C * DW A RD Ji . SAMMIS , C . li., BOX 211 , - • HABYLO N , I.. Succesior to Jonathan Sammis. Maps , plans , etc. , accurately drawn. Special attention given to grading ami levell'iK ol meadow land UIIT'I LIVING STON SMITH , ly9l* - > ATT0RNE7 & COUNSELLO R AT I. i VV . 16 COURT ST., BROO KLYN , N Y. Evenings at reslsls>ns'e . St. . )ami>s . I. I Vy ILU AM O. NICOLL , ATTORNEY _ COUNSELLOR AT LAW , WlLLRTT ' 8 BUI UlUin , BABYLON , L. I. At Bay Shore on Tues.lay« , Tliursdays and Fridays. OHN FELI.EH , BRESLAU. la. I., Bre'ver and Boll ler uf A 1 LAUBK. I1KER . Hotels and fj .r.lllcs nipwI M with frcsh-liot- tled lager on Mondays * wednesnays and Frl days. Orders may he left at the Babylon Post oilice. I yuan A LKXENDER VOlslN's tX TJWINl.NU SCHOOL FOR HORSES , ATCEORGE G. WILMERDIXU'S PLACE , BAY SHORE , L. I. Horses lso.sm!.'.l In stalls or In pasture , or systematically trained , on reasonable ii'rnis. Best of treatment guarant eed. anmnj * C APT . C. S S TAPLI - . G EO . IL K K KII STAPLES _ RKED LAND AGENTE, FARMINCDALE. L. I. Small and lame farms , cottages , furnished or unfurnished , fssr sale or relit uu easy terms. Good city references. tints. *) JOSHUA P. JERV1S , CIVI L ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR AMITYVILLE, L . I . rnnOK WM . B . CODLING. COUNSELOR AND N OTA RY NORT HPOR T , N. Y. WILLS . TITLES . MORTGAGE LOANS I I I I I I I .*——¦*¦—n*J ________ f nUCDTT-Cn*^ °' •\¦\\- ¦ ¦\\ o -villi I D ...mm. JIUICn I InJCllW thi. pssp.s .0. - ,bu.o ..IISMIH on ,amratini >•»» when isi Chicno , will .Ind It on flta si 45 10 49 Randol p h Si.. • Anfl & TUfsEf •- Vs.Ad-stiwji ' . i. sscysLl tmttnU V l oUBA&J __ *»Tiom TO i- .OTitj__. -- _r * j*»m «_ wrlwd it nl«ht aad broken of yourreit hr* t-t SKf *^?_f\ _!?_ * 7** ,u *tfi)„ _ M ttSff ^w^L S ^ u s^m%rkxi *L ^ iQ OiJlLDBaU* T- _n__<0. IU Aw to tncii-J Ubl*, UMU nllm Ite neat llSS i iatnrlt * Sm K_„___ _Bl- \ l_ lP ?f \ • *M «?-«rilai - *J^ iLS* f '*** ahent It, It eons itynntery *oi r foSS SSS ^mo&_ _msaHS g^' ^*»#j__t , SS%B \ I live in a New Mexico miuing camp, nearly a hunsl reil miles from a railway sta. tion , \ said W . F. Austin. \It waa several y*»f» .rs before the young lad y school teacher now in our camp came there since lha miners in that section had seon a white woman. She went from Boston out to Albuquerque to Tisit hor alster , who wan the wife of a banker there. She went up in the mountains ou a pleasure excursion a year ago last summer , ami on the tri p -visited our camp for two or three days. When the miners found out she was there , they came in from overy direction to see her , and she expressed n desire to livo there. The camp grew and several miners with families came in last year. Wo had no teacher , and the boys got me to write for the Boston g irl. \ Well , she came up to the camp, anil nbout one hnndred miners subscribed $1.50 a month oach to pay her for teaching the school. Sho was paid in this way until re- cently, when thero was in tbe camp enoug h children to organize tho school under the Territorial laws. Now she is paid out of the Territory treasury. She seems to enjoy the wild mountain life very much. Her prin- ci pal amusement is riding on horseback. When she camo there she had never been in a saddle. The young school teacher ia greatly admired aud profoundly respected b y the miners , and sho is certainly a bri g ht ray of sunshine in that camp. \ — St. Louis Globe-Democrat. I Housekeeping a JVanbionable Crtuie. Housekeep ing as an accomplishment has at last become fashionable. The male edi- tors who have been firing huge chunks of advice at women on tho nocossity of know- ing bow to keep house , if thoy knew noth- ing else, havo nt last won tbe day. At least tbo trend is in thoir favor , whether their dreary columns hel ped to bring it about or not. Now York ladies flock to cooking schools as enthusiastically as they once flocked to danoing schools. A daug hter of Ex-Governor Smith , of Vermont , won tha first prize over ei ght competitors at the cooking exhibition nt St. Albans. In this city thousands of ladies do their marketing in person where hundreds only did it ten years ago. The markets are full of them on certain mornings , and the splendid up town grocery Btores arrange their goods attrac- tivel y to please their artistio eyes. —New Tork Press. A Scliooliua'an. Am onu lliu Miners. The mountaineer of Northern Georg ia is a very different character from the or.liuary Southerner of the lower clasB. Tbe latter, as a rule , speaks with a strong negro accent , but the mountaineers of this part of the country have nothing of that accent. There are very few negroes in this portion of tbo country. Tho latter prefer tho low coun- tries to the mountains , as a rule. Tho mountaineers are not very anxious to work , but when they do work it is with a will. They are extremel y honest , or rather would be if the manufacture aud salo of illicit whiskey were strictly honest. They till the soil in an easy-going sort of a way, ond are sontcnted with tho light crops they secure. They live princi pally upon coarso bacon and roug h bread and hominy. Few other arti- cles of food are ever seen on their tables. Tbey do not seem to care for variety in the way of food. They are very fond of coffee , but care nothing for tea. Thoir houses are small oue story affairs and rarely have more than two rooms. The outside world -nan always be seen from the inside of these houses , thanks to tho amp le ohinks in the walls and ceilings. The temperature of the housea ia quite comfortable during the short summer ni g hts , but is intensely cold at times during tbe winter. During tho .old spells , which do not last long, fortunatel y, the peop le suffer greatl y. Mauy of the young women nre quite handsome , and a good pro- portion of the men are fine specimens of manhood. Tho mon take as a rule little in- terest in national politics. Tho feeling in regard to local politics , however , runs quit* Ui n 'h at Unit- —.*>. . IttiUr, llie Isntifflifrras Independent. Would it not he wiser far to induce young girls in thousands of happy, prosperous homes to make amp le provision for any and all emergencies tbat the future may ha-u in store for them ? Could a belter use be found for some of the yeifrs that intervene between the time a g irl leaves school ansl the time she may reusonabl y hope to marry ? The field for womnn ' s work has been opened up of late years in so runny different directions thnt a vocntiou can easil y bo found , outside the profession of teaching, (hat will be quite as congenial to refined tastes , and consider- abl y more lucrative. Book-keep ing, type- writing, telegrap hy, stenograp hy, engrav- ing, dentistry, medicine , nursing, and a dozen other occupations mi ght he men- tioned. Then , too , industrial schools mi ght be established , where the daughters of wealth y parents could bo trained in tho practical details of any particular industry f jr which they displayed a special aptitude. ¦ If * .t is not beneath the sons and daughters of a monarch to Icaru a trade , it ought not to be beneath the sons and daug ht ers of re- publican America to emulate their good ex. amp le , provi ded they possess the renuiiito ability to do so. —Centur y . -Houn—ilneers of Northern <*cor _ tn* An avenue of well grown tree*, by tint roadside makes a farm vastly more ntti*ac> tlve , and costs littlo except the labor of set- ting. On hi g h ground the sugar map lo thus set will make a sugar grove after a few years. On lowlands tho elm is a handsome treo, but its roots extend far into tho fields , nud are very likely to get into underdrnins when tbe roadside is drained , as it should always be. After a cow hns dropped her calf , her sys- tem iB always more or less feverish and tlie milk correspouding l y intlienlthf.il. It is etrong l y laxative , and therefore exactl y fitted to the requirements of the l'onug calf for which nature desi gned it. But it i.s not sals to feed it to older stock , except with great caution. It will causo nbortion in sow? heavy with p i*?, though theso aro the ones that a ihoug htlcss farmer mi ght first thiuV of favoring with it. Tho Colorado potato beetle is mi gratory to a limited extent; but it never came from its orig inal home except as it was brought by railroads or otherwise iu packages of potatoes. Somo have thus even been car- ried to Europo in times when we sent pota- toes abroad. Onco in a nei ghborhood it is eehlom that any field escapes iu visitations. If the beetles are few in number , a field at a distance from any where potatoes were grown last yenr , and p lanted very late , sometimes escapes. But it is not safe anywhere to rely on this. Destroy ing the beetles or poison- ing their Inrvio aro tho ouly sure woyo to save the crop. That there is such a disease of the pcajU tree as yellows is unfortunatel y too well nt- J. 'Sted. Still , much that passes for yellows is due to other causes—poverty of soil and winter killing of the previous year ' s growth. In any kind of treo the vjithering or d ying out of dead branches will in time affect its vitality. The app le is a great deal hardier anil stronger tree thnn the peach , but even ou this a dead limb is , if not S j ' seedily re- moved , soon followed by others , until the tree dies . In many casea other causes of peach trees dying are ascribod to yellows ; not infrequently the cause will be found near the root iu nn attack from the borer. In olden times sowing land with salt was a sy mbol of its desolation . In large enoug h quantities it will destroy every trace of vege- tation. Even those p lants which , like as- pnragus , aro natural lovers of salt , can have too much of a dose , hut after a time heavily salted laud recovers ita fertility, and may even he tho better for this treatment. Wo have heard of farmers who , b y mistake , app lied too much salt to wheat ; but tbey seeded the following spring, aud fo. - several years thereafter the field that bad been over- salted produced enormous crops ol liny. The tendency of salt is to mako the soil moist aud cool. It is , therefore , excellent for crops that require theso conditions. The only remed y known for tho black knot in cherry t rees is to cut off tho limbs below the enlargements aa soon as they ap- pear , and burn them at once. By examin- ing tho trees carefull y every few days , and using the knifo ou nil the limbs and twi gs wbich -ihow si gns of being affected , the trees may be kept in thrift y condition. It is safest to cut off a few inches of sound wood below the knot , so as to be sure that nil of tho diseased portions aro removod. When the knot appears upon the bod y of the treo or on the main limbs near the trunk , cut away every vcsli go of tho diseased wood wiU. o sharp knife or draw shave , app ly to the wound a dressing of grafting wax , and cover with a cloth. FAIt. 1I nATTCn* . ,f ot&X ^ \ \V 150 Meals f or f 1.00^S] ' fj WvH ) > J -J/L ! I ' 1. 1' li ___ ¦ ¦ -» -St^ ml lt / \ -! *&_ -L-/ / stSF ®-*.^ jQ? -J _ V* f LT*\ a__k ____. » m\ i *\^ T -*--*!** H B.«d m, Olsal- ' Ut.^f ML § \ § \ ll* \* \ H \ \\ E< * U * 1 ' % \When my child ins Isonl . MjL S S I'B i. ^^^ : \^ * r0 n\ln8' in our nur- •rt..- doctor oivl-sred oisss ot lho *^ JSP M ^ M m\. \ M J6 \* * \m Bery fc o>s * _UsiaR forty mlsns*) S.U..T Fowls. Sliss at\ Uiat un- p ^Jfff i, ^SAW AiJ^S * *\*.x *tS your I— elated Food , and find tilslsi. nearly iUed. T tiaKltbrre FOR INFANTS and INVALIDS \far superior to all other fsxnl Jinslors , -who said tho trouble oUYOiriSiro FS Vnnnr vrtdch has boon used dnrinK -*an ludiisestson - , ami ordered V THE PHYSICIAN S FAVORITE . i _ 0 past ten years Uiat I havo ihe food Chang* — to LocUt.nl I 'os Bcwes many Im portan t- Advantages . _ .^,,..5,,.. ..hrslcsan. Tho ,,,, _ ********* cMld' allf. . \ *\\ *gg ZT^m ***f M «^» <\ «•¦¦»•- • *» «\»• •nil 1 os»o you -sassy thanks BABIES CRY FOR IT, '******' ^^ _ of lhu j nB _tu_ on i _,y font I ward your Food •> ^ 0** INVALIDS RELISH IT. U h- no equal. • __ . T* M n.!. 'f. d .-^f 0 >,« * 11 Perfectly Nourishes a Baby with „ yr . E. D_ cornier . M. _.. Other artificial food for babies . - „ ' ._ * . »,>. * *s._ B riri..._n e,* mill* ,..a_ aa_ _wu. -«. a* Mas. A. J. U-muj , f r *- lth ° ut the addltlon of milk. st_ 3aKt,b. aTmaaUngiMylma **»* - Bo..on ._« , Three 8_e«. 25c. 80o. SI.OO. cineinn.li . Ohio. , 15 iDil-in* Place. A valuable pamphlet on \Tho Nutrition \* . at lalaata aad InTalld-. \ Ircc —— LWELLS , RICHARDSON & CO.. B URLINGTON . V T . 7 - n * - - r - - I - -* _ ***«*^^^^Mb,^^^^^^^_»a^^^____ _____________ f ______rf______ t** M 50 PER CENT. MORE INTEREST THA1T FROM SAVINGS BANKS!!! First Uortgfl _ o , Ilt-ul Estate , Reg istered Debenture Ilonds , Guaranteed by the M' ul.lle. -.'X Hanking Co., Miildleto - .vn , Conn. Cap ital stock paid up,$600.000. New York oilice , 11 Wall St., W. It. T. JoluiK ' pn , Manager. Under llnnk Commissioner ' * \ Supervision , same a3 Savings Hanks. The only Coiiipuuy limited by law , as to tlio amount ot Bonds it can sell. Loans on A gricul- . turul lands onl y, l- ' tuiriuitees both principal and interest nt G p. *r cent , on its ilort- ilflge Notes, or Debenture lionda. Interest Coupon paid at tlie National Hank of the Republic , N. V. Send lor pamp hlet giving details. 3m991 Miscellaneous \GOOD MORNTN G n COFFEE PERCOLATOR. R ICHEST , P UREST , B EST *fc ABE You •• * C UP OF C OFFEE p~ -J G OOD J UDGE I F Y OU C ANNOT P ROCURE IT IN Y OUR T OWM , WRITE TO MANNING , BOWMAN & CO . 57 Beekman St., New York. Circulars and Price List sent Freo on Application. _ ^~ _ MF _ ^ __ - . TRAD E _ j ^^I -_FlK PTJUE TEA , A D elicious B everage. Drink this d*:i on,v. it is the H IGHEST -luAiiK I. * • - . * .!* , picked from iht; Lest plantations ami MiaraiiliT'l absolutel y puro and true from -ill adulterations nr color In**: matter. Tlieuack- ajtcs an* hermetically scaled and warranted full weight. The quality never varies. It la more economical in use than ihe lower grades. Oriental Ss Occidental Tea Co,, L't'd , Ih -in .iHKtri: . ,, ' \ ' l.riti.iM; Hni; Ni;\V VOKK For Hale hy (Iroccr* * \ . lyuOO ry ilE ISKOOKLYX TRUST CO., NO. IT7 MONTAiU'l. STKKET. CAPITA I *Jl , O0C , 00O.0t) AM) A LAmiK-UKPLUS. K. VTJHK CAI'ITA L INVESTED IS V. F. 4 I'EI. CENT. ItOXDH AT I'A It , Allows interest on deposits. Deposits arc sub- ject to check at siclit. or returnable at specified dates: issues eeriilicates of deposit. Desirable Ueimsttttrs tnr t\un_a awaiting investment . Authorized by -tpecial charter to act ns execu- tor , adtuini. -lrator , guardian, trustee or any oth- er position of trust. Js a legal depository ior nione) pain in court. Acts as registrar otttrans- ler agent of slocks and bonds, aud as a trustee iur railroad or other corporation mortgages. Peculiar _ id vantages are deri ved from having the Trust Company act in auy of the above ca- pacities. W ill execute order** for purchase and sale of U. s. bonds or other Invest men t securities. [\ pun deposit ut cash or approved security lb,s company w.ll guarantee letters of credit and pay all drafts under the same. K M ' I . K V KOPKH. President. KlisiUMt W . OOKMKS , Vice President. .l.wi Ktf Kiiss f JuiiHAs , -Secretary. FitKur.nirK c. Coi.T'ix, Ass ' t Secretary* TlU i-.TK.KS* . .)M-i.i.i O. Low. Kipley Hopes . A. -v. M While. Frederick Cromwell , A. A. Low . .lohn p. Knife, Alexander SleCue , Kdmimd \v. Uoriies. Michael Chamieey, Henry K. Kheldon, Um, |! ICeiidall. |! D . .Vood frlwlii F Knowlfoii William II Male, .luii. 'i T. Martin . Ahraui It . BayKs I lenrv VV , Mayu ell. h;. --* AGENTS \ma *.7.T* — . _ ¦ w m.ik** mnnry ii>llln _ oii r »>nA In. Cno I_mi.* . elo. Useful fur any puriKiso iilis. -r- a light Is requlre.1, ctirai**>r an.l tsfit, . . - tliim cmlli*. cr litlili'sl laiup* to carry, gnu,! jo s-.nls .mil wo Will fs-rw.irsl l.y liu.il l**Ht, *u. 'a p. -ll.l ,1 i. -.i r..iil-.liil!i- . .Hl T:ii.iT» cacti Tliis 'iii'sli.isK. al sui clmul—ra wi.1 irrm-i to ajl.'ii!*. . Tito K.llusr of Il.ln |.s*.s*r Li. -.twi Ihey Jl r. . :is rs*!.!- . -s*ss!.>.l—Amisrlcalj iVsix ifiitcll asid Taiscr Ol' . BIS Wsils-rStr.-rf . Si'iv Yoris. T -Ulli S JL. l)<i your own Dyeing al homo with PEERLI' .SS DYES , Tliey will do liverythinE- Thoy are sold ever}' - I where. I' rice 10 cents a jiaekuj ic—40 colors, j Tliey have no c.jual for strfiintli . Iirliihtness . aiiiisinit In packages or for fastness ot color ur I iioii-la.1l.iR qalltles. Tliey ils. not crock or smut. I For sale by M. W. Beecher , KaUylon , .N. Y., and I Ui .1. Foster. Amltnlllc. ,N* . V. ly -xa ! BA» , c^$ 25«Wfe j escn*an *wnm *aw * ^rrj-j, ea i„, aa ,„ rt t ,„ U iw,te*ta VT ) *m\ ¦• *** » IMC *IMl. \ i7irlelir»m.) ff \ ****** rnt BKIOIVCO ttt* S0RCI. */ _\ _ /- *n lULftaic or M-MRI*. •*iV^ ** ^AV **tnt mtmt.l Slissi, ,i t*Ji. Isrl,.sai .ansTsn • *> I llllll. Mm tetllt Lttt PlaiUr. B.ssSe.. Pfc». Hn~l (_ \ SrmSM/*rts*r IMtsm«.J««. BAU6H&S0NSC0 , p n Vilmmiil\X p i. medxcmaL Dress the Hair \Vitli ..yer ' s Hair Vigor. Its cleanli- ness , beneficial elTects on the scal p, and lastin;; perfume commend it for uni- versal toilet use. It keeps tbe hair soft ami silken , preserves its color , prevents it from falling, anil , il the hair has becamo weak or thin , promotes a new growth. \To restore the orig inal color of my hair , whieli had turned prematurely I gra v , I iis.-.l Acer ' s Hair Vigor with en- tire success. 1 cheerfull y testify to tho . Efficacy of this preparation. \ —Mrs. P. IT. David- son , Alexandria , La. \ I was alllicted some three years with scalp disease. My hair was falling out nml what remained turned gray. I was induced to try Ayer ' s Hair Vigor , and in a few weeks Ills; slisensss in lay sculp ilisiipp.'iiv.-.l * .m>l my hair xcftiuucil iv-i original color. \ —(It—V. ) >S. ti ' . Sims , I' astor V. Ii. Church , St. Dcrnice , linl. \ A few years ago I suffered the entiro Issns i.f my hni r fnun the effects sif tetter. I hoped that after a time, natur.. would repair lhe loss , hut I waited in vain. I Many remedies were suggested , none , however, wiih such proof of merit us Ayoi ' s Ifair Vigor, and I began to use it. Tin. n-siilt was all I could have desired. A growth of hair soon came out all over my liea.l , and grew to hu as soft and heavy as I ever had , and of a natural color , untl f irmly set. \ —J. II. Pratt , .Spssllonl , Texas. Ayer ' s Hair Vigor , ritErARKD BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell , Mass. Bold ty lnuggi-U and Perfumer*. piiiw j I MM* :J |pHospt _ n __j ^e—^^ A ' BRWM - ' . NERVi; ! I A ND LIFE'GIVING TONIC £ Jmm^f^H!gmUi^ PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE TO THE TASTE. Acta on tho stomach and liver , lnoreasei th *• appotltn , osnlHta digestion , builds up tho weak . fi_.il and brokon-down. UMrful in Dyspepsia Loss of Appetite , Headache , Insovinla , Gen • xrral 1Mb ill ty. Malaria , Loch of Vitality, Xer * tons rroslratton ami llrhanstion. CHERRY MALT contains blood-mAklng, Hf-t BtiHUilnlnj 'iproport ' .oB. It Is friendly nnd health- ful to tho stomach;and can bo UHod by tn, ** . dollcnto lady. In rant , tho need or infirm. For peoplo with sedentary habits and mvor-worlted sieu lt Is a valuable tonic. SI.OO per Bottle. For Sale by all Druggists. ^B- T _ tlll . -Jk l l_i All nriinls... _:.. Me., assd tl.00. Psnissl only lsy Pr. 8es_ -mold. Msd. Oisp., Wsxssssoti«l,B.I. #SICK HEADACHE -ND . CONSTIPATION 'I—TKCTU.U.T CVUXl * Ut Tnrntnt* . Aelta—r Aperient. Bold by Tiursnt A Co.. N* . V., tad DrussUU everywhere , I j i s Miscellaneous. R OO T BEER FOR E VERY BODY. KNAPP'S Roof Bee r Extract A as cent bottlo makes IV Gallon* of do. Il-JonsItootB«er. NO COOKIHG. Eiuily mua<7-> The mo*t healthy Bummer Boverags in ! UBQ to? Homo and Harvest Field* JLaxget • BotUfB nt soc, 91.9a nnd t-t.ao. Pull d-reetionB on each bottle. Aak for \ Knapp ' s Root Beer Extract. \ P. _. KHAPP & SONS , New York. B-tabll.hed 1830. POR SA_E DV MOST DBPOOBTS. *r ^~ A\ ~ ^ - * mm?« mm>A. **0 I ' STBK I ' 9 niSTrrZ^*il ^l*S **-JB B OS ' . ll* StAHBtno Stli*\ INewarH . N.j., ; l}lV_ r',>'spHAif , jt-^afco a\a 1Ki Vr\« < . jy ________ ^sTir * \I' . N . VOPUKK ; i- SiTjWfflSiSL * iW/— . * _ * _ flBonxD HON « . Hr tr ^^ T^* *5 l v* ' _A^ ax* , ' ure Bo >i« .¦__ 4\ —¦ \ £ M ^—^L» BtPf rp hos- ( .....,. „. S-^^&Vf. , a d»oUI. Sold i by all dealers on I. . I. Kstab. Ysoa . X* ouee euu lue unless headed L J BTJUI Buoa. • Thero had been nn accident up the road , aud the passenger train ran in u pon a siding In the woods to wait for a coup le of hours. The onl y habitation for two miles either way was tho little cabin on the side hill , in ivhic ' a lived the switchman aud his wife , nnd the forest was as dense us the day Columbus discovered America. A. crowd ot lis was sitting on the rocks beside the train , Bmok. ing and talking nud wailing, when n man suddenl y rose up and exclaimed : \Every bod y listen! That' s the bay of n bloo.lhound [\ All rose up aud listened. \O»*!ow!\ We beard it nfar off , but pretty soon the ominous sounds came p lainer and nearer , nnsl the man who had first upokeu pulled his revolver and shouted i \ S prend out , nil of you , and make the lino ss long as you can! The dogs are tomiug this way, aud a convict or ni gger ia in front of them!\ Moro men came out of tho cars , the line was iirnwn out nnlil it was ft quarter ot a mile long, and then wo waited again. Not for long, however. Not more than three minntes had passed wheu n stalwart black man , his clolhcB torn nnd tattered , with blood on hir . ' ace nnd bauds, camo running throug h the woods. He was ri g ht upon th* line before he discovered us , and when two or threo men covered hira with their revol- vers he threw up his hands. \Owl owl\ bellowed tbo hounds , and next moment three great hounds rushed up, saw that tho fug itive was captured and lay down to pont and rest. Two minutes moro brought a dozen horsemen. Not ten words wero spoken. A rope was produced nnd flung over a limb , the noose dropped over the negro ' s head , and as seven or ei g ht men run him up until his tot-t were two feet above the earth a dozen bullets were fired into his bod y. \ Assaulted a white woman near Birming- ham , \ exp lained the leader of tho party as his orowd was ready to gc. That was all , but that was enoug h. Hnd there been a thousand of us and all officers of tho law no man would bave stretched forth a band, lie would not hava dared to, ^-Detroit Fres Press i Tlio Dar ot ll> _ Ills.o.ll.ound. _ Mar_:ets. TR A S MITtt , \ \ Commission and General Dealer In POULTRY , GAME . EGGS , VEAL , Etc. , Etc. ALlfO OEatEB IN CALF 8KIN8 AND UIDIS 168 A 166 FULTO.N M A BKET, HEW TORE _ .. i mm i IIII i——.____, ..¦ THIS PAPER £^2'\?.* -?* ' S*£S£3 Advert-in*; B UMS (UJBp« _oest.) , wii en sid*s*T _ . va -MniacuBuuri* mad. /on. la jntra vowE
