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LOCAL M A T X E B S . N . Y . O . & H B .R .B .T i n i© T a T > le . H e r k im e r . k-lfseziis.\ H e r k im e r P o s t O ffice. Summer arra^ementfo^ AUKIVE FEOM IDE EAST. T h rough m a ils from N ew X o rk, A l- _ bany and Little Falls...., . ............. .. 10:^ A. M. Way mail ....... .................................... . 4.08 P. M. E FKOU T im XJtica, Througli mi Way mail... s from t W ill a. shortness in Turkey’s crops increase our exports?” inquires an ex change. W ell, probably—yes. A tur key with that portion of bis anatomy a little short would not he likely to eat so much; hence we should have all the more to sand away—however, a clearer view, o f this might be had after Thanksgiving, we thick— 6'a?a»y. — I f there is no poetry in the follow ing, read by a young grander, it will be found to coniain words of truth : T h e t a t e r b u g His hole has dug, And in it he’s reposing. Curled in a heap Ho went to sleep— ar he’ll be dosing. MAILS CLOSE EOS THE EAST. ................................ 1:00 P.M . York and Albany MAILS CLOSE FOE THE WEST. rr:: too #; S: i t o S l i S a i S S a ' r g o S S ™ S I ; S: All winter 1 This child o f sin Will rise again, led world nonplussing. A start?) And with the spring The peskypesky thinging causa; th IVill causa a heap o f oussin*. AEEIYAL OP STAGE M a 3 !ves from the North daili I t i t t l e F a l l s . Trains leave Little Palls as follows: “i f o i - S : Accom .............. J N.Y.lxpress.. T o T lios© la t e r e s t e d . A person connected with this.ofiSee will call upon those indebted for the D emo crat , TVe hope all will be prepared to pay their bills promptly. A large num ber o f our subscribers have neglected to pay until they now owe for several years’ subscription; and to all such we would gay that we have waited for settlement until forbearance has almost ceased to be a virtue. These accounts must be paid without further delay, or they will be left for collection. W e dislike to make this public demand, but the responsibili ty for it rests with those who neglect to pay up. To those who have always paid promptly, we take this occasion to return our thanks. I f all would do the same, we should be saved from annoyance, and they would rest with a conscience void of offense against the printer. Who will be the first to pay what they owe us ? “ O n t l i e T lir e s lio M .” I ’m reLarnins, not departing. JMy steps a re hom e w ard bozuid; I guit ike laud of strangers For a home on native ground. I am r is in g a n d n o t setting ; This is not night, bat day; N o t in darkness, b u t in sunshine. Like a star X fade away. All is well with me forever, I do n o t f e a r to s o ; My tide is but beginiiing I t s b r ig h t e ternal flow. I am leaving only shadows For the true and fair and good. I must not, can not linger; I would not, though I could, his is not death’s dark portal, 's g o ldei Link after ] A n d I a t la I am going to I am going t o : n gate to n is hroken, low the hand that beckons. I see the holy road. Why grieve me with your weeping? Your teais are all in vain; An houi’s farewell, beloved. And we shall meet again. J esus, thou wilt receive me. And welcome me above; This sunshine which now fills me, 3!s thine own smile of love. —iFrom Hymns of Fmih, m d Hope, lio e a l G o s s ip a n d H o m e I t e m s . — Advertise your Holiday goods. — 0 . W. Jfalmer has an attractive Ic- cal this week. - — Subscribe for the D emocrat at $1.50 a year in advance. — The trees over south were whitened with frost Saturday afternoon. — Love, the toothache and tight boots are things which connot be kept secret. — Two car loads of cabbage were sold here ^ust iveek by Davis & Co. at $&.C0 per 100. — Miss Libbie M. Ohatfield will con tinue her Drawing Class on Saturday after noons. — Bright red lobsters and tiny green beetles are embroidered on the points of ladies' collars aud-euffs. — Dr. A. Walter Suiter carried this town by 212 majority, instead of 112, as we announced last week. — Christ Church Parish Society meets ‘ this (Wednesday) afternoon, at the resi dence o f Mrs. Judge Smith. — Ghas. Petit gave us a call last week. H e thinks he will be able to open his drug Store in a couple o f weeks. — I f a man reap whatever he soweth, what a harvest o f coats and breeches the tailors will have one of these days. — A young lady who has suffered from “ baggage-smashing” has had her trunks covered with flannel this season, having heard that flannel is a good-chest protec- — All railway postoffice clerks, route agents, mail route messengers, and local agents o f the Postoffice Department, will he obliged to wear gray uniforms within sixty days. — Judge Prescott was serenaded last \Wednesday night. A handsome enter tainment was gotten up 'for those who called, and speeches were made by the Judge and Assemblyman-elect Sheard. — The State Comptroller is issuing cir culars to all auctioneers throughout the State, calling their attention to the law requiring them to give bonds in the sum of $10,000 each, and make returns of — JohnHelmer, who has suffered a long time with a disease o f the spinal column, was taken to Belevue Hospital, New York, a short time ago by Jasper M; Ansman, and has since returned great ly improved. — A young colored fellow, named Hen ry Lewis, hailing from Greneva, was sen tenced to the penitentiary for ninety days for stealing a coat from a hand-car near here last Wednesday, Officer Barry con- d acted Mm thither Saturday. — A change of time on the New York & Hudson River Bafiroad toos effect Monday morning, and is known us the winter arrangement The Night Express west is diseontinued, and the Utica and Albany Accommodation arrives considera bly later. — Mr. Morris Mark lost his youngest child Monday morning. I t died after an illness o fonly two days, with scarlet fe- B. Em.&Aco... B. Kook ......... 'r.ia A, & H. Aoe... 8:59 IFirst Pac. Ex..l;00 P.! m . — Terience Smith is building a new hotel at Little Falls on the site of the old. Greenman Mouse. The case of the National Bank of Ohittenango vs. William Feeler, has been decided by Judge Foster in favor of the — Don’t forget the fair at Skinner Hall, beginning this Wednesday evening, under the auspices of the ladies o f St. Mary’s Church. A magnificent monument of granite has been erected in Burwell park in mem ory of the late Dudley Burwell. It is one of the finest monuments in this sec tion of the State. — The new billiard tables, settees, glasses, and other appurtenances for the Grand Central hotel have arrived and will soon be located in the fine new apartment designated for them. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Feeter have gone to M innesota f o r f h e benefit o f M r. Feeter’s health, whioh is quite poor. It is hoped that a change of climate may prove beneficial. — The ease of the United States vs. Hiram Nellis, proprietor of the Girvan- House, under the civil rights act, for hav ing ejected Hii-ain W ilson, a negro o f this place, from one room to another of his hotel, Nov. 1st inst„ came before United States Commissioner Dennison at his office in Utica, at noon Saturday. Two witnesses were sworn, the complainant and Darius Small, living near Little Falls, when an adjournment was had for dinner. E. A. Brown, of Herkimer, attends to the case for the defence, and A. 0 . Cose is the Government’s counsel. After fur ther evidence taken in the afternoon, the Commissioner allowed Mr. Nellis to go on his OTvn recognizance, until he had a chance to examine the law. Wilson Was not a guest o f the hotel, but a hanger-on. It is claimed by Nellis that Wilson mon opolized the latest papers while legiti mate guests o f the house were anxious to peruse them. H e occupied an extended position at the stove in winter time, and put in h is “ say” whenever a conyersation among guests was going on. The regular boarders in the house complained of Wil son’s conduct, and threatened to leave unless the proprietor taught Wilson to know his place. The matter reached such a point that there was but one alter native left for Mr. Hiram Nellis, the landlord to pursue, and that was to in form Wilson of the complaints. One morning hot long ago, Wilson put in his diurnal anpearance at the hotel, when Mr. Nellis invited him into a side room and told Mm in a kindly way that his presence was objectiouabie\ and that while he (Nellis) was willing to admit him to the barber shop of the house, he was not willing to have him mingle with the guests o f the house so long as he (Wilson) was not a guest. The individual address ed flew into a passion and said that the Girvan House wasu’t much of a hotel after all, and used very profane and inde cent language. Mr. Nellis felt justified in walking Wilson out o f the house. All this did not occur because Wilson is a colored man, hut because his conduct was objectionable, and had his skin been as white as the driven snow he would have been treated the same, as forbear ance had ceased to he a virtue. The best citizens here commend the action of Mr. N ellis. ________ M o h a w k . Cottage service this week at the residence o f Mr. John Christman. Miss Rosabel Baldwin o f this place will deliver a free lecture at the Mohawk Valley Hall this Wednesday evening. Subject, “ D o e s it pay?” M issBa’dwin is preparing herself for the lectme field ; although she often speaks on religious subjects* — The Commission appointed to deter mine the question o f the sanity o f William Barr, indicted in Cayuga County for the murder o f Keeper Harry Casler, at Au burn Prison, last summer, decided that Barr was sane when he committed the murder and is sane now. There appears to he nothing in store for Barr now but the rope, which he richly merits. — I t is with deep regret that we chron icle the death of Mrs. Catharine Sohall, wife of Mr. Jonas Schall. She passed quietly away Thursday afternoon, sur rounded by her family and loved ouiM| She has suffered a severe and procractW illness and has at last been relieved'by the silent hand of death, and is now sit ting on the right hand o f her Reedemer, where she is tree from all ills, afflictions and sufferings. The mauy friends and relatives have the entire syippathy of the community. The funeral was held Sun day forenoon. W e are sorry to state that election here last Tuesday was not all quiet and serene. A brutal affray occurred be tween Jacob J. Van Siyfce and Jacob Shoemaker, in whioh Van Slyke lost part o f his nose. They were in the rear of Mahbett’s Hotel when the quarrel com- F s r a n k fo r t . ••• -T- New time table this week, — There will be a Thanksgiving Hop at Moran’s Hall, Thanksgiving eve. — The citizens’ temperance meetings are Laving a salutary influence in this community. — The smiling face o f James Haver il luminated our sanctum last week. H e is as genial as o f yore. — Mr. Owen Farrell, who had h is pa tella fractured is improving nicely. Give Owen a call; imagine yourself in his place. — Prof. Raleigh will give a sacred con cert in the Catholic Church, Hion, Sun day evening next. A good thing is ex pected. — Mr. Leander Russell is doing some very fine engraving at the Rudd Jewelry Store, Ilion. Give him a chance on your monogram. — I t is said that a short lecture course will be given by the Illionifces this winter. This is undoubtedly like that,coatract^ an idle rumor. — The friends of Mr. Thomas Chap man, former editor o f the Nhos, will he pleased to know that he has assumed the management of the Tonawanda'HemlcZ. His editorials exhibit the old polish, and sparkle with the old-time wit. A s Charles Lamb might say, the essence of eiviiity flows as naturally from his pen as water drips from the stalaclite. Of course, the Herald is a “ live” paper. An appreciative audience witnessed the Gates’ Band rehearsal last Saturday evening. The arrangement of the pro gramme was excellent. The tastes of all were gratified, as manifested by the re peated encores. Those who admire vol ume were pleased with the first and last selection. Those who appreciate artistic (so called) music, Were enraptured with Prof. Raleigh’s performance, and the ex- caution of the 5th selection, while those who love simple harmony listened with delight to the soft, mellow straihs o f mas ter Ted’s flute (the boy breathes in the ree<H ike a young A thenian), and the sweet voice of Mrs. Gates, speecially did she render well the dear old song, Old Folks at Home. Chiming Bells, by L. 0 . Emerson, who always puts the soul in his compositions, was nicely sung. Wo are indebted to Mr. Gates and companions for these fine musical entertainments. Trains stop at Ilion as follows.' GOING EAST. j GOING WEST. Alb. Ao... 6:56 A. m .'I i . F,_Acco)tn... 7:^^ J m «•••«••>•*• Exaress 1:12 Day Express... 5:41 L. F. Acoom... 7:55 ' . N . W . A . Ex...l0:49 \ ] The post office will close at h a lf past seven until further notice. Horatio Hilts has purchased o f Men- zo Augell his omnibus stock and business. — Our lodge of Good Templars will give a public exhibition some time before Thanksgiving. The drama, “ The last loaf,” is in course o f preparation. The arrangements for a course of lectures during the winter are nearly com pleted. The course is to consist o f eight lectures and -one concert. It is offered under thefauspices and for the benefit o f the Presbyterian Church, and the adm is sion will be reasonable in consequence of the hard times.' The choir o f the Catholic Church at Ilion will give a grand vocal and instru mental concert -at that church, on Sun day evening, Nov. IS. The choir will be assisted by talent from Utica and Ilion, and the concert will be under the direc tion o f Prof, Raleigh. This will undoubt edly be one o f the best concerts given in this section for some time, and we advise all lovers of ffood music to he present. — A t a regular meeting o f Ilion Lodge, No. 190, I. 0 . bf G. T., held in their rooms on Monday evening, Nov. 6, 1877, the following officers were duly installed by the Deputy, H. B. Johnson; W. 0, T., Wm, Jgiartfbrd; W, V . T., Kittle Lewis; W. Sec’y> G, D. Richardson; W. A. S., Libbie Sheeler; W. F. SeC’y, H. C. Knandel; W. Treas., Ida Watson ; W. Chap., Mary Angell; W. M ., Rus sell Shepherd; W . D. M., Lura Sander- lin ,' W. I. G., Ella Johnson; W. 0 . A. N. Clapsaddlej Organist, Oakten H o y t; R. H. S., Celestia Irlam; L. H. S., Anna Everett ;\P. W . C. T., Chas. H. Shepard. F a i r f i e l d . — The Lecture in the Seminary Falj Course by Rev. J. 0. Stewart, pastor of the M. E. Church iu this place, Wednes day evening, 31stult„ on “ character,” was interesting and practical. After his exordium, Mr. S. defined the elements o f character, national and individual, ilius-. trated each by pertinent anecdotes and examples and closed by a forcible applica tion of his argument to those forming character. Every point was finely taken and sustained. The utmost satisfaction was expressed with the manner and mat ter o f the article. The closing lecture of the course was given Wednesday evening, 7 th in s t , by Hon. Geo. W. Smith, of Herkimer, on “ Poets and the new ages.” The rank and office o f the true p oet—his power and its exercise—his exaltation as interpreter of divine law and will—the glorious and exquisite endowments per mitting this—were delineated with a clearness that revealed poetic perception and wide knowledge. Following was dis cussion o f ancient and-~modern writers and their works; Homer, Yirgil, Tasso, ^ I t o n , Tennyson, with quotations and m ih brief references to minor authors, the blessing and utility of poetic endow ments, all made with a clearness and force that held the audience in dose attention throughout the lecture. Nov. 9, 1877. F o l a n d . — D, P. Jarvis, agent, Poland Union, is in New York. —^\Miss Ida Ten??, of Utica, has been spending a few'days\ in town. — Mr- Kellogg is building another new building. JA ttlo F a l l s l> a ip y M a r k e t . r.T'prr.n FALLS, Nov. 12,1877. There was somewhat more tone to the market to-day, although prices remain essentially the same. Salesmen had no difficulty in disposing o f their cheese at 12a, although buyers held firm and would pay no more than that. A number of parties who have been holding over for a week or two past concluded to sell to day, and the transactions ran up to quite respectable proportions for this season o f the year. One lot o f cheese which brought 12ie. was h a lf foeptemhers and half Octo bers, the buyer in reality paying 12ic, for the former and I2c. for the latter. An. other small lot whioh sold at 121o,, was composed of very choice Septembers, which are becoming very scarce. The balance of the sales were Octobers. I t , is stated that factories in this region are making just about double tbe number o f cheepe castomary at.this season of the year. Such a fact as this has a tendency to keep down the price, although It is much more profitable to the producer. It is probable that during the.coming two weeks the delivery will be middling large,, as there is a desire to send cheese on before the canal closes, which will send up tbe price of freights. I quote farm dairy, 457 boxes, ranging from lOo. to 12^c. One lot sold at the lowest and two at,the highest figures. Intermediate prices were lO^c., 11c., lU c .j H f a , 12c. One hundred and twenty-three pack ages of butter changed hands to-day, at prices ranging from 20o. to 2'6e, The L a c lies, A t t e u t i d n ! Smoking Chairs and Foot Rests, for Christmas presents, at' W m . B . H ow e l l ’ s , Herkimer, N. Y. For bargains in Boots and Shoes from a large assortment ofj seasonable goods, call on Small. New stock just re ceived. Just think, Witherstine has Oys ters for 25e per quart. Come and try Don’t forget the place to buy your Furniture cheap. W m . B. H owell , Herkimer, N. X. B akoains at M rs . 0 . E. B itll ’ s .- r Ready Trimmed Hats! French Felt Hats I 1 Brushbrim H a ts! ( Shoddy Hats! f Black Yel vets I . T, 1 Colored T el vets ! ( Colored Plash! f Long Black Flames ! \ Black Ostrich Tips ! J Colored Ostrich Tips ! I Fancy Feathers! f Children’s Coney Caps! j M isses Imitation Seal New York Store, HEIECIM Maiumoili Store. Just received, another lot o f Fine and Extra Fine Jap and Green Teas, in 3 and 5 lb. chests, at hottom,prices. Don’t fail to try. 0 . W. P almer , J r . no?7w5 Small has just received some fine hand sewed Button and Congress Shoes for gents. School Books ■ and Slates at Wifcherstine’s. 5 ^ Now is the time to look for your Christmas presents, at W m . B. H ow ell ’ s , Herkimer, N . Y. average price was 24o. J. D. II. M a n m i o t l i S t o r e . Just received, another lot of Fine and Extra Fine Jap and Green Teas, in 3 and 5 lb. chests at hottom p r ices. D o n ’t fail to try. 0 . W . P a l m er , J r . nov7w5 I />kin Caps! B aegains IK -{ Children’s Flannel j ' H o o d s! I Children’s Knit Capa and Hoods f Bergmann’s Zephyr I W orsted! I New kind Burlaps for B a e g a in s i n -{ Rugs I I AJl kinds Canvass 1 I Worsted Embroidery ( Patterns! f M bs . C. B. B oll ’ s . B aegains a t j M bs . G. E. R oll ’ s . I M rs . 0, E. B ull ’ s . T sansper P ictures in great variety. )• nov7w2 S e e w l i a t tlie C ler g y S a y . Rev. R. H. C r a i g , Princeton N. J ., 3r when I ^ says: last summer i? was in Canada, I It beoame.so The Oooperstown Journal has the fol lowing: “ There is very little demand for the third and fourth grades o f hops, and such should not now be pressed upon the market at 5 to 8 cents. Choice ship ping hops will command 11 to l l j cents, and prime 8 to 10 cents. Growers are becoming- more confident that’ strictly choice hops will be worth 12 cents ere the close of this month.” I© * Buy your Boots, Shoes and Rub bers, at S m a ll.. Good goods at low prices. cauglit a bad cold in my throat. I t beoame.so bad that often in the middle of my sermon my throat and tongue would become so dry I could Chamber Suits, cheap, at W m . B. H o w e l l ’ s , Herkimer, N . Y. B. F. KunkeFs Bitter Wine of It has nevef been known to fail in the Tiie Heaves. As long ago as we can remember, say, thirty-five years ago, more than half the horses in the country had the heaves, A few years afterward the disease seemed to run out, and from ten to twenty yeai’s ago, a horse that had the heaves was more seldom seen than a sound one in the former period. But since the epizoo tic had such a run amongst the horses, the heaves have greatly increased, and it is not an unusual thing now to find even the best horses with a bad cough, with fast increasing symptoms of heaves. In f' cases where the disease is not seated there is a cure for it. Sanford’s Liquid Heave and Distemper Remedy is proving very effective in curing the disorder. A horse showing any signs of it now, should be attended to that the distemper may b» thoroughly eradicated before the fall weather increases the liability of colds and coughs. A bottle of this remedy may be worth many dollirs to a horse owner, for if given in time, and with sufficient regu larity it will surely efliect a cure. A few bottles of this remedy are still to be ob tained at Witherstine’s Confectionery Store, Main Street, Herkimer. JEl^“ D o not stupefy your Baby w ith Opium or Morphia mixtures, but use Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup, wbieb. is always safe and ; eliable, and never disappoints. 25 cents. SSy* This week Small receives another large invoice of Boots, Shoes and Rub bers. Do not fall to give him a call-. — GooHs are very cheap. Decorate your jars and boxes.— Witherstine has a large variety of trans fer pictures. Gall and see. H©* We call the afterition of our read ers to the alteration in the advertisem ent of the Mendqls.solin Piano Co., No. 56 Broadway, N. Y, This Company has been making still further efforts to meet the Wants o f the times, in making a Piano which is offered for sale at the very low price o f $200. T h is Plano contains Ma- thushek’s New Patent Duplex Overstrung Scale, which is unquestionably the great est improvement ever put into a Square Piano. The Company confidently believes this is the best bargain ever offered the public for a reliable, durable, and fine toned instrument W e would recommend any o f our read ers who have any idea of ever buying a piano, to send for their Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue, which will be mailed free to all. of breathing, weakness, horror of d sweats, oold feet, w e a k n ess, dim n e ss o f v isioi languor, universal lassitude of .the muscala system, enorm o u s a p p e tite, with, d y speptic sym p toms, hot hands, flushing o f the body, dryness of throat and tongue would become so dry I hardly speak. My tongue was covered with a white parched crust, and my throat was much if my congregation ad- mo wo uoo UU.O w..voiione8S Romedv, whieh she was then using. The first dose relieved me, and in a few days my throat was nearly well. I discontinued tbe use of it, but my throat not be ing entirely well, became worse again. I pro cured, another supply, and 1 am happy to say that my throat is entirely well, and the white crust has entirely disappeared. I wish that ev ery minister who suffers from sore throat would try the Great Bhoshonees Remedy. I. W. Grout, Stirling, Ont., says Mrs. nois was severely afflicted with kid- n. i. H iiim &reat Meduction! Crveat Meduction ! Dress- Goods, Dress Goods! In order to close out immedi- ately oiu* immense stock of fine Frencii All Wool Dress Goods, I iiave made fcMs day yery Great Re ductions in onr prices. b u r entire stock of A ll W ool Matelasse and Basket Patterns Dress Goods, tkat we have bean selling a t 75,80 and 85 cts., reduced to only S O cts. per yard. T h is is greatly below the val- ue and cost of these goods, and our object is to reduce our stock at once. I am positive no such Bar- gains in FINE DRESS GOODS can be found in Central New York, and trust parties desiring Dress Goods will call early and examine. Orders for samples promptly filled. H. Q. f^UMQER. R e v . Geo. George Rrani ney disease, and had bean nnd< three physicians without any bei i. heaviness of the eyelids, frequent black A flying before the eyes, with suffusion and or sight, want of attention, etc. Eold only :enuine. Depotand office, liladelphia. Advice free. Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no other make. Genuine sold only in $1 bottles. N e r v o u s H e M l i l y l N e r v o u s » e - ssed, irritable state of mind, a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy limation. confused head, weak memory, the euuenoes of excesses, mental overwork.— without any beneficial result, i since taken four bottles of the Shosho- nees Remedy, and now enjoys the best of health. R e v . T . C. B row n . B rooklyn. O n t.. says : My wife was very low with luns disease, and given phy - - ' - - - she was perfectly r«estore in pint bottles. 61: Prepar( Buffalo, ■ Pills, 25 cents a b o x . • red only by lOSTER. MILBURN & CO., N. Y. Sold by all medicine dealers. oct3w8alt(P) ISo'b'biu.s’ E l e c t e i c S o a p . Having obtained tbe Agency o f this cel ebrated Soap for Herkimer and vicinity, I ap pend the opin to its merits.: This nervous debility finds a sovereign cure in j have used Dobbins’ Electric Soap, made by E. E. Eunkel’s Bitter Wine of Iron. _It tones Cragin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and find it to the system, dispels the mental gloom an-d des- be aU that tt It saves 'IRS. MARIA BRYANT. 3oap makes washing eas: by all druggists. Ask for E. P. Eankol's Bitter , Wine ofiron, and take no Other. Genuine sold ly in 61 bottles, or six bottles for 65. All 1 : is a trial of this valuablo medicine. It will ivinoe the most skeptical of its merits. Never Failing Worm .Syrup, m R HOWELL, Offers Immense Bargains in Fine FURNITURE! At his Extensive Warerooms. Don’t fail to call and lie conyincea. Remember, be . W ill fiot b e U n d e r s o ld I E, P. Kunkel’a Worm Symp never fails to do- Pin, Seat and Stomach Worms. Dr. Kun- 3 the only suooessful physician who remov orm in twoo hours,ours, Headead andd allll coim- 10 Worm in tw h H au a co no fee till head passes. Common ■Tape Worm oan be removed, all other worms can be readily destroyed. Send for circular to Dr. Kunkel, 259 North Ninth St., Philadelphia, P a ., or ask your druggists for a this Soap one trial, so that they may kn how good the best Soap in the U . S. is. O.'W.u. PALMER,ALMER, Ji w. P J b ., Sole Agent for Herkimer, H. Y. [From the Rondout Freeman’s Journal.! Help in Time of Need. W e are requested to publisli tlie follow- Philadelphia, P a ., or ask you r druggists for a r e q u e s t e d t o p u b l ish th e i o il o w - bottle of Kunkel’s Worm Syrup, ing statement and olleerfullv acquiesce, in the bottle. It never fails. Used by children or great crowd who are always in physical pain from some cause. Mr. Martin Barn, of New Paltz, Ulster Co., N. Y„ deposes bottle. grown persons with perfect safety. B@-. For Ladies, Misses and Childrens Furs, call on Small. 1 ^ Call and see the French Dressing Case and East Lake Chamber Suits, at W m . B. H o w e l l ’ s , Herkimer, N . Y. Transfer_^Pictures in great variety at Witherstine’s. Needless Suffering. W hy is it that when attacked with Headache. Toothache. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, or any of the countless pains and aches that is heir to. many persons suffer for days and ■eeks, endeavoring all the while to of afflio- from one sserts as follows: bear n p stoically u n d e r th e ir w e ight o lions ? Why is it they run fraaticaily ft remedy to another, seehing relief and finding lone ? And why is it that if finally their pains are removed, it is at such a frightful cost of time and money ? The answer to all these ques tions is vary simple: it is because they have ver tried that sovereign remedy, the S even ALS OB G olden W ondee , for if they had they would, have been instantly, effectually Cured. The Sti an d c e r tain rem e d y for p a in s t h a t h a s e v e r b e e n (nov) ist excruciating acute pains, and the moft agonising chronic aohes ate alike driven out by its magic influence. I t is the For a good Buffalo Skin Overcoat, call on Small.. Boots, good in quality, and low in price, are what the people want. Small knows it, and is prepared to supply them. Come and try them. Candy I Candy! Candy I Wither stine has just received a large and fine assortment o f ftesh candies. X ^ A . face with charming features may be rendered actually repulsive by blotches or Dimples. G lenn ’ s S dlphde S oap , promptly remedies all complexional blemishes as well as local eruptions o ftheskin, burns, bruises,scalds, &o. Sold by all Druggists. Hill’s Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown. • cts. nov7w4 F o r t l i e H o l i d a y s I A t t h e M a m m o t l i S t o r e ! HEW STYLES POCKET-BOOKS. - NEW PERFUMERIES, SACHET AND TOILET POWDERS, PERFUMERY IN BOTTLES OR IN BULK, 'OILBT WATER. FANCY SOAPS, Florence Hand Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Dressing Gombs, &c. A large assort ment of Rubber Goods, Fancy Gut Glass Perfumery and Toilet Bottles, all the latest styles—jp«ccs ta suit the times. A full line of SMOKER’S GOODS, com, prising Briar, Rubber and Mereschaum Pipes, Tobacco Boxes, Pouches, &o. A large and well assorted stock of D rugs : C hemicals , B atent M edicines , aU at prices to suit iimes, . novl4tojan2 0. W , PALMER. J5^D o n ’t forget it, that Small receives a large stock o f Rubber articles and Boots this week. « Winter Gaps at Small’s just re- 'ceived, good styles and low prices. * I s n ’t it about tim e to set np that stove ?” “ Yes, and bo sure to have it pol ished with tho E agle S tove P olish . I t will give the best lustre and prevent rust,” It is the largest, ns well as best. Stove Polish in the world. Sold everywhere. 0. W. PALMER. J e . I^,» Fine Seal and Mink Furs at Small’s cheap. Shnford’s Liquid Heave and Dis- mper Remedy is a positive cure for Cough and Distemper prevailing among Horses, Its use as a preventive will save your Horses from the Heaves, See advertisement. Price $1.50 per bottle. For sale at Witherstine’s Confect\ •. N .Y . H a l l ’ s Y e g e x a b l e B io il ia h H a i r B bnewee is a scientific combination of some o the inost powerful restorative agents in the veg etable kingdom. It restores gray hair to its original color. It makes tho scalp white and clean. It cures dandruff and humors, and fall- Jng-out o f the hair. It furnishes the nutritive principle by whioh tho hair is nourished anfi supported. It makes the hdir moist, soft, and glossy, and is unsurpassed as a hair-dressing. It is the'^ost economical preparation ever of fered to tbe public, as’its effects remain along time, making only an occasional application nt - cessary. I t is recommended and used by emi nent medical men, and officially endorsed by the State Assayer of Massaohosetts. For sale by all ectionery m 6 h l4tf For Floe Hats, call en Small. ^rup sh mgh, if I menced, aud in their scuffle Shoemaker ver. This is the only ease that has been bit off pari of Yan Slyke’s nose. They reported here this year. The afflicted parents have the sympathy of tbe entire eemmuni^t were both a little drunk, and this may account for the brutal bite, whieh is a State prison offence. kept in every family. A slight cough, if uncheck ed, is often the forerunner of Consumption, and a timeiy dose of this woiidcrfal medieino has rescued many from an early g^kvo. you want Galf Boole cheap, enil on Smalls Oysters! Oysters! Oysters! Nice Jar-ge Oysters for frying at Witberstine’s, Only 25c per quart. A lel A le!! A lellJ I have become tbe accredited agent of Taylor & Son, Albany, N . Y „ for the sale o f their celebrated Ales, and will fur nish to hotels, saloons and families, by the cask or i cask, at a low figure. O. H. BATGHELDER. For ladies’ fine Kid Button Shoes, call on Small. Transfer pictures very cheap a t W itberatW s, - A New aria Sure Our© For Liver and Kidney Diseases, Nervous D e b ility—V it« l W eaknegs an d D e p ression; a weak, exhausted and gloomy feeling 5 no energy of courage— the result of m ental overwork o r in discretions. & 0 ., 13 found in Dr. Gage's famous L iver , K idnbt akd H eetb P il l s ,” whioh. irformed more marvelous cures of Dys- Habitual Costiveness, Gravel, Liver and diseases. Nervous and Sick Headache, Spine and Female Diseases, Dizziness, Palpita tion off thtr Hearteart andd NervouservousDebi] DebDity of either o thtr H an N sex, than any remedy extant. They are abso lutely the best vegetable pill ever offered to af- ioted humanity, and should be in every house, . few doses will often save heavy doctors’ bills, f your druggist hasn’t them, take no cheap and worthless substitute, hut send 25 cts, to Dr. Gage & Co.. Saratoga. K. Y „ and reeeivethem by mail, iold in Herkimer by W, H, Proi Colgate’s Harness Soap, the best manufactured,for sale at Witheratino’s Confec tionery Store, Main Street. Herkimer. Price 25 \ tionery Store, B .e«atn per Cake* foUowed thaa I bad expec .......... .. . - B o c tor h a d assured me it would, the Favorite R e m e d y r e g u lated th e L iv e r a n d K idneys, a n d gave tone and strength to the system. The white sw elling Jias now altogether disappeared, while m y dau g h ter’s general h e a lth is b e tter th a n i t has been for several years. To say that I can rec- .om m e n d t h e D o ctor a n d his fam ous specific w ere to put my g r a titu d e to M m in th e m ildest form .” T h o F a v o r ite Rem e d y is for s a le by a ll dealc it the low price of One Dollar a bottle. No b< ;er inv e s tm e n t o a n bo m a d e , for th is m edieino is lot a package of costly disappointment. Try it. octSlwl AsR Yourself these Questions. Are you a despondent sufferer from Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation of tho Heart? Have yon Dizziness of tho Head ? Is your Nervous System depressed? Does your Hood circulate badly? Have you aCough? Low Of his own manufacture, at Bottom Prices. O O T J O H E ^ , From $8 to ^30. Patent Rockers, From $15 to ®35. CAMP CHAIRS, From ^2.S0 to $25, • I P O O T From I I to |1 0 . STUDEI^T & GHAIHS From §9 to ^20. QTTOraS, FlICY CHAIRS, Frames on hand to Upholster to order, for the Holidays.olulays. A fine stock and Modern iiKi im From $25 to $200, and as good goods as can be found anywhere. MATTRESSES, All Kinds. HAIR MAI TRESSES guar anteed as represented. BEDSTEADS—Cheap. C H i A I l i S , Of ali Kinds. PICTURE FRAMES, A full line. Motto Frames from 35 cts. to $1.25, W indow Cornices from $1 to $25. SPRING BEDS, From $3 to* $14. m m m 4 wood top tables , A t prices t h a t c a n ’t be beat. E X T E N S I O N T A B L E S . Cheaper than Ever. BOOK CASES, WRITING DESKS. Call and See these New Cylinder Desks. ...f ■ Cash Buyers, consult your own interests. Exam- & 0 ..& 0 . All of these and much more are the di- jn e for yourselvos. The stoek W ill be fouiid complete, and you can’t fail to be satisfied. jeet results of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indigestion. G eeen ' s Anousr F lowbe is now acknowledged by all Draggists to be a positive cure. 2,400.000 bottles were given away in the U. S. through Druggists to the people as a trial. Two doseawill satisfy any person of its wovdi lul quality in caring all forms of Indigesth Sample bottles 10 cts. Regular size 75 cts. Sold positive by a ll first-class Bruggists in the TJ. S. W, H. Prowse, Herkimer, N. Y. Rememher the Place, S t . , H e r k im e r . U l f B B K T ' A K I I f ® ^ S I > E C I . A . I L , I T Y . First-class goods, aM satisfaction gnaranteea. HEEKIMEB, N. Y. D@ “ N o fam ily sbouia oa w ithout a bottle of Prowse'» Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry, Honey, Horehound, &c„ in their house, as itmay ivo hundreds of dollars and your lives by the ofof Consumption,nsumption, Congha, Colds,ds, Whooihooping H. G. HUNGER. cure Co Coughs, Col W ^ ^ Cough, Croup, Sore Throat, Pain in the Bid© and B ^ g : i.T ! y » g y g » ,~S'Sli ^ I I 1 Breast, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Try one bottle and he convinced of its ■ merits. Wild Cherry. Honey, Horehound, soothes and scatters allir keep Frowst's JPiarrhm Cardial, whioh is war ranted to oure every case. Sold by Myers & Bol linger, Little Falls; Yost & Co., Little F all; W. H. Prowso. Herkimer; Steele Bros.. Mohawk H. J. Fagan, I lion; 0. E, M. Vjnton. Frankfort, and sold in every town in tho county, «pI29tf 4 ^ S. S., Purity, Opera Gouelia, Onei da Monarch, and all the best brands of Cigars an bo found at Witherstino’s Confectionery Store, Main street,Herkimer* mehl4tf 5 , 0 0 ® ¥ ’ B S . P H U V r S A t only ^ &tSt p s r These are Merrimae Prints, and the best Bargains ever offered. 100 DOS. LADIES’ L lIE l' HD’EPS, at only 6 cts. These are josfc lialf-price. 2 ,0 0 0 Y’ds Twilled Toweling, A t 12^ cte. and 16 cts. These are a Bargain, and will pay you to examine. Query: Why will jneii smoke com m on tobacco, w h e n th e y can b u y M a rburg Bros. \Seal of librth Carolina,\ at the same price?” ianSlyl •©•For the best Five Gent Gigari Narrow Gauge. Hasd pan, &c., so to Withers- ■ mshHK CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! W e shall open this week a large assortment o f Cloaks. Examine. H. G. MONGER.
