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T:-F\'.‘~’ ~v’ ‘sane -. ,_V_‘ D: , \-: §'§;;:.:'-53 «”‘,:.'7_i’~.“’§’}.\.:‘::'.I-.;l:'.r”_.‘. :+'.'- :3; T iie S e o r o ta r y o f tb e -N a v y * Brooklyn Ha v a n aJo u r n a l . Brooklyn Eagle* • The wadere of this paper have no esti- mates to form concerning Benjamin F, Tracy, for they formed them long ago. They kB6vV~tHt(;h e is a man o f very for- cible abilities, of very direct methods, of very logical mind, of vigorous and convinc- ing plainness in oratory, and Of absolute^ v irility of character. Ho has long be’en second to no one at the bar. As a jurist hia record, though brief, was brilliant. He has always been a stout and loyal partisan, yet where persistence in that role would have prevented the success of reform in municipal affairs, no one more patrioti- cally gave way than he, and to his course in doing so are due the resplendent admin- istrations of-M ayor Hsth Low. In the SATURDAY, MARCH 16,1886. W . C . T . U . CO LU MN . W t iW b y t h e Ladies o t tlie Havana CUxlaUan Temperance union. T be Jo u r n a l re in nowise responsible to ra n y th ln g th a t may appear in tn ta department. H IS B O N .H e n r y W .C tra d y G iv e * * Reason to r T o tin g on the Side Ot L iq u o r . N o t Iassume to keep no man’s conscienc; X assume to judge fo r no man ; I do assume that I am better than any man, but that I am weaker. B u t I say this to you, I hare a boy as dear to me as the ruddy drops tbat gather about my heart. I find my hopes already centering in his little body, and I look to him to-night to take to himself the work that, strive as I may, must taji; unfinished at last from my hands. Now I know they say it is proper to edu- cate a-boy a t homer that.if he istaught at home he w ill not go wrong. This is a lie to begin with, but that don’ t matter. I have seen sons of some as good people as erer lived: turn Out badly. I accept my re- sponsibility as a father. The boy may fall from the right path as things now exist. If he does, I shall bear that sorrow with such resignation as I may, bat I tell you, if I Were to vote to recall bar-rooms to this city when I know that i t has prospered in their absence, and tbat boy should fall through their agency, I tell you—and this conviction has come to me in the still watches Of the night—1 'could not, wear- ing the crowning sorrow of his disgrace and looking into the eyes of her whose heart he had broken—I could not, if I had voted to recall these bar rooms, find an- swer fo r my conscience or support for my remorse. [Applause. ] I don’t know how any other father feels, but that is tne way 1 feel, if God permits me to utter the truth. ;;ms;tt:e%!;¢g«A polities of Republicanism General Tracy has long been intellectually a towering figure. In state and national conventions his counsel: and influence have been wise and powerful. He hasadvisedfor the whole party, while personally not dissembling his identification with and his preference for certain schools of thought or o f effort in.it. He will make an excellent secretary1 of the nayy. He has the intelligence, he has had the ofllciai experience;'-to know that naval details are insured from wrong by the trained professional minds of the staff and the line, whom selection by seniority As- signs to its bureaus and stations. He pos- sesses the executive capacity to direct the entire administration of the trust with, wisdom and to make it feel the strong hand of a master. His legal habits and know ■ ledge will be of-always needed service m the construction and execution of the vast contracts under way now or to be entered into. The Navy Department is the one of all the cabinet in which most honor and usefulness for the government and most distinction fo r the incumbent are to be had, by able and faithful service. The man who well fills it from 1889 to 1893 may well be regarded as a presidential possibility in the near future. w“ Ladlee*“ ““ ’« Children’* •• i B s o i v m r wJl t x r p r oo t. 8 0 FT EN »an d PRK SK RV ES t h e L eat h er 'OHMa-WMk/M- women*. ita m jt U M Iy / M > r wiij l ..M« hradeaaM atw d-raaadanbl* poltah row You A m i* h»w to*ro(U».»d bl«ok. In* broohi 9B* wta* Andtar i t .SMMtaesoai ■ m n d fttlu r m tlw d lw td ta b o t w u h bjrw rihoold not e p w ro a w U t h i. w om U w n u *d M .lib c r. SoMbrGnMonxSnerialAtwl PboirpMlon. y w oo t M y lf a r - PboirpMlon. WOLFF A RANDOLPH. Ph il a d el ph ia a lto fifty-seven and occupied time o f h ta I last night, and the first thing I a m tion w ill a: conveyed __________the p a rty o f tho first part b y G eorge R. H u r d .S h e riff .Of SchlwIer on.the fourth day of June 18Sr,WhWh\a«M m recorded in Liber 81 ot Deeds a t page M l, S o h w ler county Clerk’s Offloe, DateoFeb.M, 1889. BRADFORD A L K Y y R e ttr o e . ■ Wt t t.t i v A I t b t i k . p iffB 'A tt o t B B fi * . • _ -------TramanaburgiN t - night, thing that they had taken mother to the hospital for the insane.” ’ P e r r y & M e s s ig , D esirin g to close out m y stock o f “What do ybu want done with her?” “Nothing.^ ! ' want: to take her homo w ith meapd kbep her. Some may think that she is a tiurden, but I w ill never per- m it my mother to be sent to an asylum at long as I live and have bands to work for her.” { H A V A N A , N .Y . , i . a t th e old stand o f N . H . Gonkin, A Co., No. 50 Mam Street, ale on hand b y the grace of God Free and Independent t oRose Mnrray, l f she be. living, n r f t She be dead,to the chlldron or personal representatives of Hose Murray I t therb be any suolu G reeting: You are hereby cited and-required, personally to be-and -appear -before .our. -surrogate of th a county o f Schuyler, to . the Surrogate’s c o u rt, on t h e m day o t AprH,1889. a t lO o’clock.In th e forenoon of tn a t day, a t the Surrogate’s office, to the village o t -Watkins, to the said Obuntur, then and there to attend the proof a n d probate of an instrum ent to w ritin g , purporting to Bd the la s t W in and Testament of P a tric k Murray, lata o f the town of Hector, county o f schuyiec, N- Y., deceased; said-w ritin g relates u both real and personal estate, and IS presented l o r probate b y Michael M urray, atvBxecvitor there, m named-». 1 And i f any o r either of you-are.unaer the age v & o ., I w ill sell Coal on ya rd a t the fo llo w in g p rice s: E g g ,o r Furnace Stove .................................................. NO. 4 H u t ................................................... Pea w ith a fu ll lino of STOVES ADD STOVE FOMITOBE ......................* 4 40 .................................................. 4 60: 4 60 ................................................... 4 60 .................................. 3 ao The jurymen’ stared, the Court looked admiringly upon tbe youth, and the poor old mother rubbed her hands together in rapture as she heard her boy speak. “Take your mother along and God bless you,” said tlie Court. The young man arose and took his mother by the arm. She stood up, made an old time courtesy to the judge, and the two went out together. O F E V E R T D IS C R E T IO N . -P- WOOD PER CORD : OI L CLOTH, LAP BLANKETS, ROBES AND HORSE BLANKETS, Hard, delivered....................... Soft,“ • 1 40 .. 1 80 and & complete line o f F E E D , P E R 100 P O U N D S : © I x e i r H a r d v ^ :a r e __S- _______________________ent ffo rk rF a in ts , Gils, V arnlshes, ate. Aiso sasn, everything to be foand In a First-Class Hardware. Clear corn and oats............. Clear Meaf............................. Fl o u r at Whol esal e Pr i c es. C lo v e r a n d T im o th y Seed a t L o w e st P ric e s . Havana, Feb. 23,1889. ....• 1 20 . . . . 1 80 __S- _______________________ent _______________________ent ffo rk rF yshcu Guar- tr and apply' for one to \he appointed,' and* in th e event ot your negleot or rallure ao to do. a special Guar- dian wXll be appolnted by-the Surrogate, to r e present and acc-for you imthlsproceeding. ___ _ Witness, Samuel c. Keewr, surrogate1 of th e said County, a t the ylllage 61 Watkina, th e second day of March, in the year ot onr Lord o n e ., thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine. ’ GKO. W. HKSLHIt, 20-7 Clerk of the Surrogate’s C ou rt.. . . Notice to Creditors. JpURSUANT to An omer o i Samuel C. Kteher, _surrogate of Schuyler County, N . v .,h *« c e is hereby given to a ll person* Saying clUm a against Noble Cleveland: late o t tn a tewh o t Dlx in said County, deceased, to weeem th e same w ith th e vouchers thereof to Ann Loulae Cleveland, as Executrix, of the estate of h a ld deceased a t h e r residence Ih the said town o r D lx, o n of-before the 9th. day ofSeptember,l88». a ii s i . NATHAN B. CLEVELAND,, ANN LOUISE CLEVELAND. Executors, * a Ntmos FurnaeeSs Ti n Roofi ng A Sheet Metal W o r k a Spec i al t y. The Eagle heartily congratulates the country, President Harrison, and tbe city of Brooklyn and Gen Tracy on the honor which has come to the latter. Our people are all Democrats and they are all Repub- licans, to-day, in their enthusiasm and gratification because of this fact. Tbe office and the man are worthy of one auother. The appointment expresses large politics and in it is no factio-, -m . Brooklyn will have a personal pride and interest in the success of an administration of which Gen. Tracy is one of the strong pillars. The President is assured a counsellor who will not fear to te ll him the truth, a friend who will make his chief 's honor his especial care, a statesman who will seek his party’s wel- fare by no policies or principles which he will not believe will make for the prosper- ity and happiness of tbe whole I'ntoo, which with his leader, he risked his life to free and to save. T he M o d e l A g r lo u lt a r a l E d ito r , „„ .......... H . V. WEED, “I t is greatly to be regretted, was rewark- ed in the bearing of an Illinois farmer, “that farmers’ boys do not stick; to the farm. I t seems as if scarcely any of them do* O ne i n F or t y . Six hundred petitioners supplicate the General Assembly to submit another con- stitutional amendment to the people. Tbey constitute less than a fortieth part of the voters ofthe State. I f need be, more than ten times as many remonstrants can easily be obtained. With immense gravity tbe six hundred and two represents that the prohibition of rumseliing lowers the value of real estate. Do these gentlemen then believe that a legalized grog-shop at every comer in Providence will Increase the value o f homes on Benefit street or Broad- way ? Will five hundred more such shops in our city raise tbe value of property ou Main street or Summit street ? Do these petitioners recollect that it will take twen- ty-seven votes in forty to change the con- stitution of Rhode Island ? D. C. BLAIR, (Successor to A. O. Whtttemore,) Mai n S t ., Ha va n a , N* Y . ‘Ob; I dunno,’ says the farmer. ‘I ’ve raised eight boys, and they’ re all farmers’ cept one.’ ‘Is that.so? Only one of them caught by the glitter of the city, eh ?’ , ‘Yes that’s all. Poor Bob would gOjspite of a li i coftld do—run away to the city- when he was l 2; and we ain’t never seen him since, though it’s been over 26 yeats. But I dtmno but it’s ail right ; he hadn’ t no likin’ for farm work nor wouldn’t take no interest in: it. He jes1naturally seemed to hate the farm, and didn’t know enough about farra work to drive ducks to water.’ ‘Yes,! think it was better that-lie should- leave the farm, as he evidently had no taste for it. Is he in the mercantile bash » .. . • * ’ ‘ ‘ FOR SALE ! FOR SAL E ! FOR S A LE FO R SALE ! ANTHRACITE COAL ot the b e s t Mines. Moccasin coal lo r Steam and Sm ith purposes. HARD AND SOFT WOOD. Hotice to Creditors. JURBUANT to an order o f Samuel c. K*«S Snrrtgate o r Sohuyier County, New Yoe rsons h a rin ff Corwin, Executor, Ac., of the estate o t slid de- oearad. a t hla reeldence near Wedgwood P, 0.,h i thoTow n o l' D lx, Schuyler couhty^N, T .,o n o r before the 8th day or July, 1 889 .Dated, ktoa, N .Y „January 2d, 1889 .___mno«: ORLANDO F. qoRW IN, Executor. • ready lo r the stove. LUM BER, SHINGLES, A N D L A T H , Salt by the Barrel o r Sack, (course or fine.) Water Lime by tbe barrel or less. WHEAT AND BUCKWHEAT FLOUR ot tbe BEST and the cheapest grades. Bran, Middlings, Feed, Meal, corn, oa ts, Cracked corn, So., to large quantity o r small. Iam completing my arrangements for the most complete assortment' ot.Lumber, Lath .and Shingles, ever carded ln Havana, HONEST DEALING S Q UARE sh a ll caracterize my business. When to need ol anything to my Une, call at th e“ Old Stand” and get close prices. * .Yours respectfully, _ D. C. BLAIR. Havana, N. Y., Jan. 9,1889. Whatever may tie thought of tbe morals of election bets in general, there wa9 one made in 1862 in N'cvudaJof which no one can complain. Reuel Gridley made a bet witn his competitor for office that tbe de- feated candidate should carry a sack of flour on bis shoulder trom his own home to that of the other in a neighboring village. Gridley lost and carried the flour accom- panied by an enthusiastic crowd. It was then proposed tosell the Soar for tbe benefit of the western sanitary commission. Grid ley was the auctioneer, and the flour was sold for $2 60. Purchasers put it up again aod it was sold and re sold bringing $8 000 before night. Gridley then look it from town to town selling and reselling it, tbe proceeds all being turned into the commis sion. Finally it was baked into cakes and the cakes sold at a sanitary fair. When all was finished the net proceeds of tbat election bet were $160,000 for the benefit of the suffering soldiers. Boys gambling on tbe streets of New York is not an uncommon sight. Tbey do it by throwing dre on tbe sidewalk. Thus a day’s earnings will sometimes vanish Aray in an incredibly short space ot time. Tet this is only a step from playing mar- b les“ for fair.” It is confessed with shame that When the writer was a small boy at school he lost and won in this way many pocketfuls ef marbles o f all kinds, from •O no, nothing of thb kind,’ replied the farmer, ‘no; for ihc pMt ten-years Bob has been editor of an agricultural paper. He writes most all of the ‘Hints to Farmers,’ ‘How to do farm work,)‘Sliok to the Farm, ’ and such things.—CAioafifo T r i- bune. R o tice to C re d ito rs. SamuelC.J signwi Exeoutor o r’hia estete, a t h la reel' ln.the Town o t HCotor, lu a&id County otI ler. ou o r betor6 th« *7lh day dt Ju ty . l f f ’itated Hector, J a n u a ry n u y s s e , 19W2A J. T-BALLKNMCK, Kxecutor. PIANOS & !‘ B ou n d t o b o M a v r la d . Schtyler Comty Co*rt sad Court «f “migs” to“ reals.” We pause with hor- ror at the thought of where that seemingly innocent habit might have brought him bnt fo r the restraining influence of a Christian home. Some may think a boy perfectly safe so long as be confines bis gambling to marbles. Bnt the first step has been taken and tbe first step is never as easy as any subsequent one. The boy who sees this, and fails to check at once any gambling spirit he may have to be compar ed w ith a boatman who lets his boat d rift on toward the falls of Niagara, though be knows that every moment of inaction in creases his danger and makes i t harder for him to return. Many a ruined man, de prived of his honor and virtue, can look back to tbe time when his innocency was first Assailed by a gambling game of mar- bles . Either make up yonr mind to atop gambling, or to go on—on over the falls, aiid, as your helpless soul, falling upon the tockis of perdition, shrieks with horror and fear, i t may be some consolation to re- member that you won a half-dozen mar bles in the early part of 1889 . The Branham Banner reports a case in which a young lady o t Lee county availed herselt of the privilege of leap yeaf, but do<eS not give the-date, so that it. may have happened after the privilege. The young lady is a daughter o f Mr. John A. Max- well, a farmer aq^ htoCk raiser, who lives sixteen miles in a northeasterly direction from Giddiogs, and wbo is one of the most prominent, highly respected and well to do citizens of the 001111131 . The novelty about the elopement is that Instead ot the young man stealing away the bride and assisting her in her flighi*fhe actually went after Trad-Stole-him aw&f;—At-the-dead hour-of U ntii otherwlSe ordered the W ty cou rt and Gonrt or OsBiBB1 Countyotychuyler, are M re h y o r , , held a t the Court Houae, to the riUage S j kina, lu said county, With a TVteTjUryt i menolng aafollows, vlxt u e m e tL the c o u rt House, aa tollows, vixs 1 o n th e a rs t Monday o tK a roh . O n tb e u rs t Monday M May, On tn e n rs t Monday o t June, On th e llr s t Monday o f Ju ly. On th e a rst Monday 0 1 September, On tn e a n t Monday o t Norembeu O n th e n rs t M ondur o f December. Each o t said te rm s o f Court w ill oon o’clock in th e forenoon o t th e ree] Shove . - - - - • .S. iBL K R ,8 c h uy le rC 0 . J ttd f*. Don't purchase one u n til you have examined either tbe ESTY or MASON & HAMILIN , tw o ol the most reliable m anutacturers ot P IA N O S A N D O R G A N S to tbe world. Don’t tool away yo u r money w ith shoddy goods, when the above makes only cost a lit t le more. W i l l G u a ra ntee P e rfe c t S a t is f a c tio n ! c a ll on or address the Gen w ith these goods, eral Agent, W rite to r Catalogues. HIRAM CORNISH, J r„ Newtield, Tompkins coy N. Y . tlnmiao\ G ot O n e oo t h e O t h e r Y o rk e r. From the Philadelphia Record. the night after they bad retired she stealth- ily le ft the hou8e, 'w entto the lot and sad- dled a horse and' started to her lover’s house in a blinding fain storm. In order to reach his hume she had to swim a creek, After accomplishing tbis brave feat she waS Safe, for by.thC next morning the Water was spread a ll oyer the bottom and pursuit waB cut off. deelgnated .S. a K iB. Eastern Lady (in Colorado)-^Tt makes me sick to bear1 some of your Western names. Tbe idea of calling a pretty town like tbis“ Waggonwheel.” Resident—Ii isn’t a very nice name, and if we change it 1 promise to let you know at once. “I wish you would.\ C o d h iy TressMrer’ s Notiofl'. W atktos,N . Y., Jan. 1 W H Y YO U SHO U LD U SE gmszs \ In Ranges X have the Norman, as represented tatheabove out. The N O R M A N C H IE F and P E R F E C T . I d PaH or Stoves, I have the celebrated BoM by HOC. K .T . or aeot by mall. -Une ,Warren, Pa. * C o d . l i i v e r O i l W ITH M Y P O P M O S P H IT E 9 . RED GROSS ,STERLING & GARLAND Hberl?Ps Notice. r p H E Office o f the Sheriff o f t h e County d t 11*Sl ** 5?® Jailer’s residence, county Ja il Building, to the riila te o f W *tktos,untu further ndtios,. Bust- ness hours from 8 a, m.YHl 9p^m W s. M . P s n x r ,Under Sheriff. J. M W xxxtfaK. Deputy and Turnkey, “Where shall I address you ?” “Horseheads, New York.” I t is used a iid e n d o rse d b y P h y s i- c ia n s because i t is th e beat. C oncerning C h ild r e n I n W in te r, •These stoves nave been, ordered dire c t tro m re manufacturers, ana I can give m y eustotoers >m» bargatoi inever before offered to sohuyier -ou n ty. M y store is crowded, tm ie r than ever before, C lg a re tte *D V ic tim s . G o n e to D e s tr u c t io n * From the Chicago T rib u n e It is Palatable as M ilk. It is three times as effioaoioas as plain A child in winter Shtfuld be allowed as much of robust out o f door sports as it in- elines to take. And this, applies as well to girls as to boys. ’ Skating, coasting and even rougher sporia tend to vitalize and stfengthen. The bjHId who can make half a daY in the cold p f Winter dragging the sled up the hill fp r the exbileration of a swift ride down again is sure to gain in strength by the opmatibh. The exercise warms the body; add the excitement stim uiates ihe flow of bldod. The result is an increase of power, whicb ia surd to show itself in improved health. Then again such sports train to ielf-reliance. The child that can dash down' * Steep bill learns self confidence aud co'iiritge, ’ I t may seem a liitlo bold in girls, hut it is the boldness of bravery and not that of ffiddesty. So with -all sports of wintcrjlthey tend W health, strength and coutagi., ' Edward D. Crai), business manager of the Morning Gall at Harrisburg, Pa., died on February XOtb, at his father’s house on South Pitt street, o f blood poisoning, caused by excessive smoking of cigarettes. He was in bis twenty-third year. Johnny Powers, eleven years old, was taken to the county asylum at Orange Farm, N. ¥ ., on February l l t b , a raving maniac from the effects of excessive cigar- ette smoking. The proud New E n g la n d man entered his home w it h d ra g g in g step and bow ed head. Cod Liver Oil. It is far superior t6 a ll other so - caHec before, HAK DW ARE, W .HSHB PI t l b KSOH’S .Dated “Elizabeth,\ he said, with trembling voice,“ I have heard at last from our way- ward son William for the first time since he left ua ,five years ago.” - Emulsions. I t is a perfect Emulsion, does not sepa- rate or change. I t is wonderful as a flesh producer. I t is the hestremeay for Consumptiou, Scrofula, EroUohitis, Wasting L is eases, Chronic Coughs and Co lds S o ld b y a ll O ru ffy is ts . T I N W A R E , P A IN T S , O IL S , ‘ SA S H , DOORS, and B L IN D S , w h lc h l amselUngat the lowest possible, prices -tor B tric tiy a rtt class goods, lhave a complete line of H a va n a , N ovr Y o r k , years ago.” “Is be dead, Jonathan?” “Worse than that! groaned the wretch ed father.“ He is in the Iadiaita Legis- lature !” K A lin rA O C O a B M O V FLOOR O il. CLOTH. HANGING LAMPS, ETO. .T in rodflng' and plum bing -a specialty. QaU and examlffie goods and_get prices. .O ; M 0KEG, M aln st., Havana, N , Y ,;LOWS, .Dated ,;LOWS, CULTIVATORS, .Dated ,;LOWS, • W R O A H SCRAPERS. GBKERiX JOB WORE X SPECUWri. H aving increased our Capacity f o r kto d o t w ork b y adding m ore r — * GXNE XJkTHE, and many o th e r , , . _. also a f u l l set o t P t r i C ctTiid'fo<K4iY e i , partdroaooommod*t« who UMWUITM« r 1 m t RHEUM ATISM } ivlsmzns sunpnussn. V a lu a b le T e s tim on y F o r M a r * th a n T w an ty-a ye Y e a r*.—A Caa*. \ptete H e c o re ry ,—T h e M * * n * U*a4« I had inflammatory Rh»nm«U«m. For ntauiy a 8 C O T T A B O W M E C f t e r r ils r f e .N .Y The homes o f this city show tbe th rift that Las followed Prohibition. Those Us who opposed tbe measure have been pretty nearly all converted by its' workings The place was against the measure before, but' now any attempt to reped the law would be defeated by a two-thirds cn a Jo rity.--C o f. Stone o f Kansas, in New Y o rkS tin. inflammatory ntauiy year I had to b* fed and tunwd to bed. I could And no relief My atonuch waa mined and out to pi*ee* with powerful medlctoea tikeh to .effect a cur* ao that I w mcompelled to liTe'on bread and water. I suffered tor twenty.five years to tb l* way. I wasto- duosdtotry D r Dsrld Ksnnsdy’s VsTorits Remedy, made at ftondout, S. Y „and I A m N ow W e ll ,1 thank* to. thls .medicine.. .Dr. Xttfhedy’s Farorlt* Betnedy Is m y beet friend. With I t 1 am enlbled to enjoy a good night's rest. Also food, snob ss meet end pastry, which I hawpbeendeprlTed of for years, sho -wtosr that the Favorite. Remedy has no equal for th * Oars of Indigestion and Dyspepsia aa well. I f ra y Should doubl this statement I w ill tend tha ready proof a t ones.—GarrettXanilnsr. Troy. N. Y. sa b c* orntt itoi , V I t 1 * my pl*»ror» rad abwtot* duty toward thoi* who a t* itn u n tlto t torvery Iff* aeatoit the dwdly -■ Dlt eases o f th * Kid ne y * to add ray testimony to th* Mmdy weighty «vl. drac* of tb* wondcrfn l <flto*oy of Dr. D»na Kran*- di*a Favorite R«n«4y . My wit* v u a hopttms cm*. I ahrailoatd by th*pbytiotaJi» , Dr. David Kennedy’* > f^ o rit* B*medy wa* naorted to: not Decan i* any bop* was placed in it, bnt becma* nothin* *ia* n- matotd. A ll maana rad medlotooa had been teated 1 Without n a fl. Tba effect wac-littl* ehort ot a mira- cle. At the second bottle the bad regained atrengtb. and contlnnimr tba trcatmant baa fnUy rtebverad.- day Swaft. Albany. N . V. n ;D.EM3: AND 5B:l|¢¥B‘IEl?1. Take Notice! BUYERS d e l i g h t e d i lfll IUWE‘ .Dated NEW COOPER , ;~4.=i_ E~nve'z:a”a‘§%“:%“s31.飑:1&2sr;%w%?.»~?‘€?7i*£é??' %“ By calling at tlio Grocery House or IX WATKIS a . Tho Btatp Jptrd o l pharmacy analyzed twelve of tbe most popular cines in order to see whether they Were what tbey reccommififffd th ber After'two' weeks of careful work, they awarded the first prize, a gold medal, to Messrs, A. F. Ordway & Co., proprietors of Sulphur Bitters, it being in their opinion the best and only strictly pure blood purifying medicine in the m a rk e t.—Weekly Chemist. 26*2 .Dated . C.D. GRANT, The Assertion lOptilarity and fair prices.' ’—tor: more trade With -- Ir r esi st i b l e Induc em ent s. aud looking over th e largest \Block o l Invoice of new and la te patterns; o ffsriitg a t .Dated HbndereonM Ooon buetneea to 18*0,1 street, WatMnt, nae < ,s .f E5 r ® 2 tde^lttohim m a »bare< “ „ T h a t Prohibition has weakened“ busi- ness” i’n this State is the weakest shot that has thus far been fired by“ influential” and “Christian” friendsoftherumseller. _IT I j A\ ’ ( H \ ( J I j AMPS ^ t j BOTTOM PRICES HpalsohMtastookawlHtoeot .Dated fleyond whisper of competition or comparison. and c r o c k e r yever Brought In to Havana, .and getting my C A8B P R IC E S, you w ill be con- vinced th a t high prices are dead and burled. Dr ags, Medioines, Jointed Fish Reels from $1 .1)0 a n d . Af»k« R»«»o read, that while tho population Of the ptate is rapidly increasing, the population of the There is ono fact that ought to bo paint-1 ed on the azure canopy for everybody to ptnttentiary is constantly decreasing. Topeka State Journal. COME AND 8EE FOR YO PB8ELF. —every home and let to* prove th a t 1ant diving way down to —. . ROCK B OTTOM l ’ RI C ES 1 i n CBlenco, Choice Confectionery Brown—Why Robinton, what are yon doing here? I thought you wefe ftvtng at the Palmer House. a speciality, orooertes of every description At !Bottom Prices. Good* D e liv e re d Free. , | Havana, lieo: 6, IR83. R B. H ILL. ' Robio8on—So I w ii, cotddn’ t stand it. The chambermaid 00 our floor was toy fourth wife, and tbs waiter at pur table was Mrs. RobinsOA’S fllxth h\lslwiid.<w Town Topics. H I S S T OC K O f S TATI O NERY N a ru a , W, T .( A p ril**. ) lf * U N D ER TAKIN G ent is com dtedt ot t h« t , tm those .Thla bran PI n D’ r M ajor Houston is authority for the state-, meut that one-fifth o f all the boys examin- cd fo r tho United States Navy ate rejected on account Of-heart disease brought on by the excessive use of tobacco. -J - ' ■ day Albany. . n , | | | f KufllluQ r S Prepared by FI N E : JOB : P R I N T I N G, J 6 TaT RtASONABLB RATgg., D R . D A V ID .KE N N ED Y ,R O NDO UT, N. V ; s i pw bott1 . six for S(. Ayalldrurrlata. > ■Whfen l aay O tj* * I do n o t mean m erely to stop-thoto to r-a tithe, a h d ffie n have th e to re - tu r n agOin. 1 JfaXX-A. R A D IC A L CURE. 1have made th# 4h>«ws o t F I T S E P H iE P S Y o r f au l u t g SICKNESS , A life -lo tfg atudy, I w a b b a w tm y remedy to CnnB the w orat *a»*«, Becaus# otliera ftg-Vp , t t i B« & w a K i y s a a« tria l, nnd i t w lll cura you, ,A<tor«» '
