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'- ’ ' ' \~ -. , J . . ’ V M -‘ v ’ \ , .' W‘ '.'7s\‘r ' '. i.- 5 - ' , ~' :;r ‘ ' * ., ‘ . ‘ ._ A ’ ‘I ‘; . T’.'.l ‘ ‘ ' ‘, _. -J _« ' \ ’ \ . “ .. ' 7... ..: ._ , N,’ _ . “ ‘ § '. \ > f , '- ._ > N « _ I ’ ,.“U 1.\ ..: .. L \ ' ‘ - ' \ \ - . ,' :', .‘ .- ‘-1-, .. ‘ ’ * «.~b~'2‘;- .»‘ ' \ ’, ' . u’ t . ,' 7\ . ~ ~ --— Am-.-«+9: V CHM-$3 ’?~b‘?.~ 1,21-3 fév. . “,,.,.‘ 3.. .__ ‘n. ,, I «L-.. ... 1...... g “*1 ;\\\j\1\'f'-T-\ 1.; M.‘ . in '.~.V~>‘_ ‘‘‘~*_é..‘ 2:’ -‘x HAVANA. N. Y., AttHI* 20,1889. NUMBER 1232. V O L U M E H avana J ou k na i , .VMdis* X /'*tW v ■■' r *• x V ; 4 ?BA‘IIu7‘RQAPf$é 'R.A«IL3‘-?AlD5$4«- i-7 G IU S E P P E E SPO SIT O , mma i d SEES. THE RUSSIAN POLICE, g \3 J ^ OBTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY . T H E MISERLY O LD' LADY ONCE' A NEW YORK SOCIETY BELLE. Th e A mer i can C areer o f a B r i g an d Wh o - - — W a s th o T e r r o r a t S ic ily . A BOSTON MAN WHO WOULDN’T RECOVER HIS SIGHT IF HE COULD- T h e ir Black S h a d o w F a lls A t h w a r t t h s H e a r t h s t o n e o fE v e r y O n e. T h ere is probably no c o u n try in th e world where th e public power occupies a wider field, plays a m ore im p o rta n t p a r t, o r touches the p riv a te personal hfe of th e c itizen a t uiore points th a n it does in Russia? In a c o untry like E ngland or th e U nited S tates, where th e people a re the governing power,- the functions of the police a re sim ple aud clearly defined, a nd are limited, for th e most p a rt, t*> the prevention or the detection of crim e a n d the m aintenance of order ta public places. In Russia, however, where th e peo- ple ill'll n o t the governing power, hut hold to th at p.*wei the relation of an infant w ard to u g u o idiun, tlio police occupy a very different ami m uch more im p o rta n t position T«»OCOHLHJI*«T*r**KPHIlABK.r»IA) BALTI- MOBS, WABBIMSTON, AHD TUB SOCTH, CAHAMDAI- UDA, KQCKBSTBK, BUFFALO, AMD NlAOABA FALLS AHDTH* JIORTH. , . * -■ T h e young son o f a fam ous Ita lia n b a n d it h aa m e t w ith a v e ry un ro m an tu : fate in Now O rleans. Giuseppe Esposito; m a n y y e a rs ago, w a s th e bold a nd successful leader of a band o f b rig an d s i n Ita ly , where h is m any exploits h a d gained fo r him a E uropean re p u ta tio n an d invested his n a m e w ith a te rro r t o a l l trav e jo rs in th e m ountains o f Sicily. T o tho q ualities w hich h a v e been ascribed to th e ou tla w in so n g and sto ry , he added th o se of c ru e lty a n d bloodthirstiness, an d the u n lucky e ap tiv e w ho fell Into his clutches, if n o t redeemed by a ransom , p a id the penalty o f h is m isfortune w ith his life. The h e a r t- less Esposito pursued his c a r e e r of rob b ery an d m u rd er a g a in s t his feilo w countrym en unchecked, b u t finally aroused the w r a th of J o h n Bull, a n a c t w hich has alw aysjpeen haz- a rd o u s to e ith e r a n individual or a nation. H e seized a n E nglish tra v e le r one d a y , and a f t e r due nptico an d proper w aiting t h e stock Of th e -b a n d it cam p h a d not b e en inoreased by a s m uch a s a single piaster o n account o f the l a s t ad v en tu re. O ne of tha p riso n e r’s e a rs was th e n sliced o ff and fo rw a rd ed to his frien d s, a n d this in tu r n w a s followed by its fellow u se fu l and o rn a m e n ta l appendage. B u t b y th is timo t h e B ritish governm ent hmTTieeh notified, a n d such a dem and made on the Ita l i a n au th o ritie s t h a t Esposito's g a n g was q u ick ly dispersed, a n d he w a s apprehended a n d imprisoned. E scaping, h e fled t o A m er- ic a , and f r o m New York w e n t to New Or- leans. I n tb e l a t t e r city h e shortly m ani- fe ste d his l o f ty contem pt fo r honest pu rsu its b y becom ing chief o f a society of blackm ail- a n occupation hardly a s genteel o s the o n e h e had follow ed to his n a tive la n i , b ut less dangerous. I t was n o t adventurous enough, though, a n d before long h o got to b e c a p ta in of a sm a ll coasting vessel, m a rry in g ta th e m ean- tim e a p re tty y o un g g irl of h is own race, A re w a rd w as o ut f o r him,, though, by the I ta lia n g o ve rn m e n t, and in 1830 Detective Hennessey, now th e chief of police of New Or leans, a rre ste d him . He w a s sent back to I t a l y , w here he w as tried, tw ic e sentenced to bp h u n g an d finally sent to prison fo r life. T h e vyi?o w a s l e f t ' i n New Orleans, w ith an i n f a n t son o f Esposito's. L a s t week sh e ap p lie d to th e m a y o r to have th e hoy, Joseph a n d a younger child placed in a n o rp h a n asy- lu m , as she could n o t su p p o rt them, an d it w a s done. Should th e news p e n e tra te t o tbe S ic ilian dungeon o f Esposito, the reflection t h a t his c h ild w ill a t least be com fortably c a r e d for w ill lig h te n a little his dark a n d re- vengeful h e a r t .—Louisville C ourier-Journal. e r s , 5:’ .3‘ ‘rt-n ~ \ > .(x‘ ‘:33 311*.‘ .. ‘,5.’ ‘v. ‘ ‘~‘ PoRsje >«« < »IM Wt** 8tatM S h e H a d L o v ers B y f lle ' S c o re —\Slie -Was; B e a u ti f u l , an H e i ress t o M O , 9 6 0 , 0 0 0 , a n d t A t t e n d e d D a l i s a n d FtorthM—M a r r ia g e o n B usineas P r l n o i p l e s . i - M rs. H e tty G reen, wboT* p o p u larly belioved t o bo tho wealthiest) w c v a n . i u th e U n ited S ta te s , is n o t seen m f reqfuentiy i n W all stre o t a s w as the caso a fe w njgot She.keop3 h e r bonds a n d othhr securities) w hich a ro said t o am ount n o w to A b o u t 140,000,000, i n t h e v a u l t s of th o G to g iw it w h a tev e r business sh a doesdow u ImWAU s tre e t shodoes th ro u g h t h e W tol s tr e e t b ro k e rs of t h a t in stitu tio n . O f course t h i m a n n e r of g e ttin g a t t i e m a rk e t is r a t h e r S iw an d tedious com- p a r e d to t h e d ire c t f a s lon' t o which Mrs. G r e en was ad d ic ted “i n ; fears;gone hy, when h e r associations iU W * £s t r e e t i f e r e w ith J o h n J . Cisco. & Co,, a n ( $ o t tl d to d ic a te .th a t M rs . Gi'een i t n o t j^ otiifl; i n t o the ndnrket ando ut a s r a p id ly .os. s h i i is e d t o do f o r s h o rt jtm rns, or, i n o th e r w o r d s jth a t s h e is n o t spec- u la tin g , b u t t h a t when, sqe d e als in stocks a nd ' b onds-they a r o securm i rg th e r a s investm ents th a n for a i i y ' o t h e r ’ purpose. And t h i s is p r o t t y n e a r th o t r u th , j WHEW HETTY WAS A BELLE. , ■ - B u t was -this m iserly o ^ la d y - n e v e r yoim gf T h e r e m ust h a v e b e en * tim e , surely, w hen th o s e two ey es of h e m tu sh n o w gleam w ith shrew dness a n d su sp ic io h looked f r a n k ly .out. o n tho w o rld ; w h e n ,th is ;taU, l itb e fo rm was c lo th e d i n gh-lish a n d g ra p efu i ga rm e n ts, and w h e n these-crooked a n a c lu tc h in g fingers w e r e s tr a ig h t and f a i r and p m k a nd m ig h t h a v o in v ite d tlio d a s p Of frien d sh ip o r even t h o lover’s a r d e n t kis». Of couvso thero is no necessity fox* sa y in g tli a t M rs, Oreeu was y o u n g once; b u t i t is ra th e r in te re stin g to iio te th a t sh o also filled o ht m a n y of th e o ut- lin e s of t h i s g racious p ictu re w ith w hich we a r e wont t o associate th o id e a o f girlhood. S h e was n o t p n l y y o u n g , f^ho w as f a i r and, a ma tt er ' o f t h i r f y b r tolrty-flvo years ago, w a s a bello in N ew Y o rk society, a rd en tly s o u g h t b y n u m ero u s lovers, n o t only f o r h e r .w etd th b u t also f q r h e r b e au ty . A n d th e tra n s fo rm a tio n f r o i n , th is a ttr a c tiv e y o u n g c re a tu re , g lo w in g w i t h h ealth and personal loveliness, t o th e unlovely a n d crab b ed old l a d y ,'w h ic h t h e W a ll s tre e t re p o rte rs fin d to b e a f e r t i l e o c ca sio n fo rn u m e ro u sa n d h u m o r- o u s pm -agrapbs, h a s beenpffected rig h t hero I n t h e c ity o e u ea th t h e nose a n d oyes o f m en a n d women w h o know h e r an a g irl b u t now o n l y hear o f h e r a s a n oldvvpman. A n u m b er o f people w ith w hom tho w r i t e r i s a cq u a in te d , tuid w h o are v eteran s in.N ew Y o r k society a n d a u th o rity -so f a r as i t s his- t o r y is concerned, re m o m to r h e r p e rfe c tly us t h o v ery a tt r a c t i v e y o u n g girl h e re described. S h e was a t a i l a n d r a t h e r s trik in g blonde, n o ta b le fo r a n h n n l s p ir its and h e r exceptional s k il la n d brig h tn e sa a sa c o n v srs a tio n a list. She u s e d t o com e d ow n h e r e from N e w B edford, w h e r e her f a th e r Mefc6ed,; n u d x ^ e n d th e w in- t e r s in to w n . S he a tte n d e d n e a rly a ll th e b u lls , p arries, c o n c e rts a p d o th e r e n te rta in m e n ts in w h ic h so c ie ty was interested, and w a s eagerly s o u g h L a n d wooed b y numerous: lo v ers. F re d d ie G w h a r d ’s u n clo in s ta te d to h a v o been o ne of th e m , a n d m em bers o f th e U n io n club, w ho a re noW veterang, wero. also fath er’s only child, and her lath er was Ed- w a rd Mott Robinson, who hnd laid tho founda- tio n ofhls fortune in tho whaling business. A t th at time whales werO much mora plenti- f u l than thoy are now, and as .petroleum was -unknown th e oil was very valuable and an important article of commerce.. At the time t h a t Hetty Bpbinson first Came to.New York an d entered society here her fath er had re- whaling businees, and in part- Coleman, the once Pacific coast failed a short timo ago, en New York, There is some opinion even among those who .Mrs. Green, or known of her girlhood time, exactly how old she she was 18 Of 20 in 1850 the she ignored, all the senti- made to her, and did not year or so a jte r her father's occurred lust before the close M arcus Jo sse ly n , a u I t ia e r a u t M erchaiil. am i H is 'Volisp oil \W heels -Goes IVliei« H e L ik e s a n d A v o id s . A ll O bstruction* , -■ T i m e ’T u ll H t »S I T t o t TKA1MS LXAVK HATAMA. 0:6 0 A. M.—Kochestor E xpress dally, e x ce p t Sunday, tor CanunatrigM, KbOltester,- Buffalo, And N iagara F a lls. '.. * -\- A.M.-r D ay K xpreasidally exoept Svuiday,. t o r E lm ira, W’mspoi't, SUnUury^HarHs- bttvg,Vprlc, Baltimore, WaaWngton, t a n . oSster, PhUadeiphta, New York, a rriv in g A0i*3; »OVA«AAUAWWVtUUUtiXtvTTA . . — - - p Philadelphia, 6;5o p . m .;N e w York,. . 9:35 p . to.; Baltimore, 6:45p. m .; W ashing ton, 8:00 p.,to. Buffet P a rlor c a r s are ru n o n Mils tra in iro m W lllam sport to P h iladelphia, and th ro u g h p assenger c o ac h esto Baltimore. • . \ . M .~ W ’m sport a c o. dally excepl Sun- ay,arriving a t E lm ira 11:80 a..tn, LeavcB E im ira S p. m „connecting a t W’am sp o rt w ith express tta l n fo r P hU adelphla,ar- rlvea a f P h iladelphia 4:25 a. m .;N e w York 7:10 a , m .; Baltimore, 6:15 a .m .; W ashington, «:ao a,,m . p m u n an sleep, ing c a rs trom H arrisburg to P hiladelphia a n d New York. Philadelphia passeng. era e a n rem ain In sleepers undisturbed u n til 7:00 o’clock. - 1 1 : 0 * A. M.—N orthern Express, d a ily .fp r Can- andaigua, Kochester, B u fra lo .am l Nlag- a r a P a lls. ’ . M.—N iagara Express\ dally e x ce p t s u n . .day, fo rC a n an d a ig u a , Rochester, Buffa- lo, a n d N iagara P a lls. ■ , »P. M , A topm m pdatlon, dally e x c e p t Sun- day, for E lm ira. •; .9:38..E..M .*.Southern.Expras3, daily, f o r k im i- ra , W’m sport,sunbury,H arrlsD urg,Y orkJ 'B altim ore, W ashington, L ancaster, P hil- adelphia,, a n d New York, a rriv in g a t p h lla d e lp h a 8:25 a. m .; New Y ork, 11:80 a, m.; Baltimore, 8 :16 a . m.; W ashington, 9:80 a . m. Palace a le e p ln g c a rs a re ru n on tills tra in from Kochester tb B altim ore a n d W ashington, W iUlamsport t o P h lla- delphla, a nd th rough passenger coaches to Baltim ore. ■ -p . M.—P a st Line, d aily except Sunday, for W atk in s. : TRAINS FORHAVANA PHOM TH* SOOTH .,Koohester-Express 5 0 % ? afld.Fifty' C3B ^ ? ? y f ^ ^ b M M p r l n % e« la b e r e a L etter. t a r AU p a p e rs se n t to Subscribers o u t ot the c o u a ty w ui be discontinued At expiration. o t t im e tor wlUcli p»Uh ; . . . . . . W ith o u t a G uide. 8:X» A.M.-r A stone blind m a n whose vision is perfect. A m an who lost b is eyesight thirty live year- ago, ami wouldn’t, recover It if he could A m a n who says seeing js q d ite unnecessary and a hindranco to th e fu ll enjoym ent o f life A m an who gets a lo n g in th e w orld m uch Lett, r an d m akes more m oney th a n many persons w ith tw o good eyes, .g‘.s.,‘~‘ . .1 ,‘g'.,« d lu m (or A dvertising; I t la a ls o p rm p a m to ou j o b . p rin tin g lu th e moat approved sty jes, a® m r ; .' i S r lC’lftNQW Yo^lr. ;.,:. . “V. R.’ ,4 . ,,,_-gfu ., ,_ a‘ .* +1 :u, :2 » ‘(:4 \ rfim. rt .15‘/gs‘ 5: u :5 5»; 59%. T .t= I “-2;‘. . N... . \ 9’. $ ‘- '1’ _. “g . ‘T '._ '5\ W\; e .5} o c n s new York a n d Chloago; Doublq T ra c k , Steel K ails, \’ eatlnghouse A ir B rakes, c a r s ljgbted b y gas; lile r Safety P la tfo rm and Coupler, and e v e ry .modern a p p lia n ce . T hree N ew York and Cixica- go ro u tes—th e“ Solldi P u llm a n Line” v ia Sala- m anca a n d N . y .-,p, A O . B. B ., and th e Chicago A A lantlc R a ilw a y : t h e Erie A C h lca g p U n e v la th e N . Y., P. A O., a n d .th o P ittsb u rg h , Fort W ayne A ChlcagoRallwayS; t h e“ Niagara Valla Route” VlaBnffalo a nd th e G ra n d W unkRallw ay system , Llm lted E xpress be tw ee n New Y o rk and Cincinnati • a n d St. Louis, W ith NO EXTRA CHARGE ROR FA ST TIME. - T h e o n w l l n e ru n ning P u llm a n c o ach es hetWeeluNew Y ork and N iagara Falls. B eat e q n ip m e n ta n d train service, F m est scenery. R a te s a s low a s .th e lowest. Take th e E rie, A0i*3; The theory upon which th e governm ent of haz- er ani Many of the re a d e rg ^p f Tbe Globe lia \e doubtless seen a r o u n d m o south am i west ends of Bostou a th ic k set, m edium sized man, a p p a re n tly a b o u t 40 y e ars of age. w ith oval face, blonde m ustache a n d genmj expression, w alking ai.m g w ith confident step, ■•an -* mg a cane and d ra g g in g behind him a Ida. k \ alls,. on lit!le wheels H e keeps to U*.. right of o th e r pedestrians, tu rn in g ou t fo r all ob stacles, picking h is w ay easily th rough dense crowds, am i when he cuulis to a iiossing, picking up his v alise am i t a n ymg it to the o th e r side, where h e sets it d..wn and .-ontiii ues his course. A t thp flkst glance no one Russia proieeils Is th a t tlie citizen n ot only is incapable of tuking p a r t hi th e m anagem ent of the a ffan s of his c ountry, his province or his d istric t, but is incom petent to m anage even th e affairs of tnsow u household; a n d that, from th e tune wheu he leuves bis c ra d le and begins tb e struggle of life dow n to th e tim e when bis weary g ray head is finally laid under th e sod, he m ust be guided, directed, instructed, restrained, repressed, regulated, f - - ii-1 iu, fenced out, braced up, kept down, ami m ade to do generally w h a t somebody e ls e th in k s I* best for him T litonatural o ut- come o f thusputerual theory of governm ent is tbe eoueeutratjon of all adm inistrative a u th o rity in the hands of a few high officials, wuuld think lie w a s to tally btaid, b ut if y |look sharply and n o tic e th e peculiar carriag I o f hishead, a n d espectally if you se e th e inees I and a n enormous extension of the police I s a n t m otion of h is rsstless eyeballs, you will - power. I be coilv inoed th a t t h e physical sense **f sight I is wholly lacking. This m an is M arcu s H. Jossel.v u. He lives a t 184 E ustis s tr e e t i n n eat und tastefull} furnished a p a rtm en ts. E v e rt week day m orning he s ta rts Out w ith hi* * ulise to \ i*it his customers. H e has h a re g u la r m utes and calls on each o f his 1,090 patro n s regu la rly once a m onth.. H is business, which has grow n to its p re se n t p ro p o rti, m* as tlie result o f twenty y ears’ H a r d a nd *y*i. iuuU.-ui.rh, is the selling of needles, thr.-a.I, tape, safety pins, curset laces a h d “such like” a rticles su d e a r aud so necessary to th e fem inine heart. H e derives asnug H ttletocuin.-from Ins busi- ness. M atters that in <*ther countries are le ft the discretion of th e individual citizen, the ju dgm ent of a small g ro u p of are regulated to Russia by th e m inistef o f the interior through th e im oerial polipA I f you are a Russian, am i wish to c.-tatmsh a news- paper, y ou must ask the permission of' the m inister o f the in te rio r Iryou wish to open a .Sunday school, o r any-Other so rt of school, w hether in a neglected slum of St. P eters- burg o r in a n a tiv e vdluge m 'K a m c h a tk a , you m ust ask the permission of th e m inister of public mstudctiou If you wish to g iv e a i-uncert o r to get u p tableaux fo r the benefit of an orphan asylum ; \o u m ust ask permis- | sion of tlie nearest representative of th e mto- w a l k e d AROUND Tins ruAi. p i l e ! 1“lar tlie interior, th en subm it y o u r pro- Mr. Josselyn linow s th o stre e ts of Boston a* gram m e of exercises to a censor fo r approval well as a n y p o licem aa1,an d can Und his way or revision, and finally hand over th e pro- a ro u n d th e tow n a s easih a* a n y herdic tbe e n te rta in m e n t to the police, to d riv er. Ho c a n s t a r t from his homo and go , embezzled or g iven to th e o rp h a n asylum , on foot by th e m o s t direct way to Charles ; 118 11 m a Y happen. stre et, fo r instance,, w ithout m aking any in 1 If y °u wlsl1 to 8611 new spapers on the street quiries; o r he dan w a lk stra ig h t hom e from : y °u m u st Set Permission, be registered to the Bowdoto square w ith o u t asking anybody tho books of the police, a n d w e ar a num bered way. I n th o sam e m am ier he goes d irect to , brass Pia t*“ big a s a saucer a round your th e houses o f his custom ers, m. m a tte r where I n6ck-I f y ° u ^ b to °Pena d ru S sto r®. a th e y live. I p rin tin g office, a photograph g a llery, or a Mr. JoU elyn w as on o d a y going a long th e I book b’to r e ’ y°u m u s t 8e t permission. I f you sidewalk, w heu h e suddehlv stopped, pml™.! . a p h o tographer a nd desire to c h ange ths u p bis valise, w en t o u t;in to th e street, walked lw a t“ of y u r P ^ 06 of business y ou m ust e ig h t o r te n steps a n d ' th en re tu rn e d to the Set perm ission I f you aro a stu d e n t a n d go sidew alk to resume-h i s course. Borne work-• 10 a PubUo llbrary consult Ly eU’s“ P rinoi- m en were w a tc h to g i i m , a n d one of them , p k s o f Geology\ o r Spencer’s“ Social S ta tic s,\ m oro am azed th an theT e& , called o ut • you will find t h a t you c au n o t even look a t “B egorry, sir, i f yez blind, how did yez | such dangerous an d incendiary volumes with- k n o w a p ile of c o a l Was ly iu ’ on th e side- , ' 'd special permission w alk *” j If y ou a ro a physician you m u st g e t per- CARDS , - t ) r . b:t . sme l zer , - e h y s i o x a n a n d s u r g e o n. ;■ 0 :9 1 P .day, rie, We s t w a r d , f rom E l m i ra lo, 7 ;1 »P. I Elm ira...,...A r. C orning. ...L , r s 61pm 618“ m . 8 , day, .9:38..E..M orning. ...L , Rochester.-Ar. lagaraFalla“ Ay. r s 618“ 10 05 Pff 7 45PX 9 43“ 10,20 1040 PM 1147.“ 1154“ 101 AM 131“ 9 03 PM 9 32 AM 12:46 PM 7’ ,4’ ‘E .=:&f1' :9: 'g'f\i ,2; ' . fi’.§='7:i?§% m: m e a d , ATIOBNRY AND 'OOONSKLtOB AT LAW. Office Id Campbell Store, (second floor,) Main street, H avana, N . Y. ■; - . - r laixtr Hortieusv’e h v O l e a n .,.,.,.“ Salamanca. Ar. 341AM 482“ 5 05“ 1046 AM 1255,N'N l a o w D unkfrk,..,A r, Buffalo....“ N lagaraFalla“ Susp.Bridge Ay. 815 PH 1so “ 3 10“ a i s * ! 6*00 AM 658“ 8 68“ T ) E . G E O R G E AL P O S T , -• PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, office a t residence, o'n f ie n ry street., o a l i a th i a office.-; Nlgdt499 lO :5 8 -p ;. Loo An Tr a in s WsSt w a k d p k o mEu o b a . 6 .1 5 P .. m . , e v ery day,.frottt E lm iri -stops a t a ll sta tio n s, arriv in g a t P a in te d Post 6.47 p m. 1 . 4 0 P .M ., w e e k d a y s , f r o m Elmira 's t o p s At allstath'n.s, arrlvlngatP alntedP ost2.2c»p.m . 3 ,5 6 A . M., every-day, trom R lm lra. Corning 4.30, Addison 4.47,-canlsteo 5.28, and a rriv e s at Hornellsville 5.87 a. m. ‘§;];3$3 V: .,Koohester-Express leaves E lm ira 6:20 a. m ., dal- ly except .Sunday, a rriving a t Hav.ana a t ;‘r;;1,.‘ am l . h u n t e r , y . s ., ■ • H o n ra ry g ra d u a te o t O ntario V eterinary cpl>- le g e , of Toronto, .Canada. T reats a ll diseases o t domestlc animals; ■ H esidertceon Franklin SB, On tn e South Side of Glon Bridge, A2m0 6^8 a . m , . N iagara E x pressleaves P hiladelphia 1:40 a .m ., B altim ore T :30 a. m ;, d a lly except Sunday arld v ln g at H avana 8.-21p. m. BUffet P ar- lor c a rs a re ru n on th la tra ln fro m P hlls- M elpbla tp W lillam spott, and, passen g er . coaohea from B altlmore to C anandaigua an d Kochester. ■rriving n a ib:58 p. m. Passenger ooachos a re ru n on t h is tra in from Philadelphia t o Wil- liam sport a n d B a ltlm oreto w a tk m s . ern E xpress leavesP ttU ade[phlaatll:25 p. • ',n, 10:00 p, m,; Baltim ore, —11:80 p .iffS a lly ,a rriv in g a t H av an a ,tl: a .m .pflkce sleeplng c a rs are r u n on th is t r a i n frOm P h iladelphli to W illiam sport, «a n d W ashington, to Canandaigua a nd Kochester. • ; * T rains going North, leave Elm ira s ta tio n as- follow s:-: Hornellsville 5.87 a. m. 1 .4 8 P . M.» Sunday, from Klm lra, Corning 3.08, Addiaon 3.50, dameron 4.40, and a t a l l ata- ttons on signal, a rriv in g a t Hornellsville, 5.45 p. fm p. m, Stops o n slgnal a t Hickory G rove and Hooper.; No. 103.—9 .1 5 A .M ., Evepy d a y from E lm ira, Cornlng9.44, arriv es fain te d p a in te d Post 9.48. - , . Ea s t w a r d f r o m El m i r a . 34 \'5! \x3‘:‘-$3‘ 9;}; “\\« 2V ._ ' J ) A VID S MITH , ' DEALER IN .F¢5 .3‘ -.‘:«l‘ E}; -»Kgf;iH.5Tf ‘W;-§,‘.,~q ‘ ix; s ¥> ,;;’..‘~‘{k,, {..‘ _'.“ . wt: . 2 ‘ L 3:: .r:\f-§‘$: ‘-.i..1“f‘:‘. .-‘e '. 4; K 3;‘; 3%“ .x“‘ BOOTS. SHOES, AND RUBBERS. Custom Work ' AndRepalrlng as usual. FrankllnHtree.c, oppo- s ite Fa (I Broplc House, W atklns.N . Y» t t 3‘ v . t. ,‘.\_;“V M’-\.— . an m '3. .'.’:s\:« 9’ 2; ,~ .~ ax. f‘..,‘;§\ »:7FtM 3. e ,:.j.« « .«V:'~ :3-_‘ ,' \3-.‘;i_5\' 33.3. J - O HR M . ROE , A ttorney an d CounsoUor-at-law, Offloe over se ile n 's Qrociery sto re , F o u rth S tre e t, W at.- k ln g ,N .Y , ; s t a t i o n s ; No.;8. NO, 12. | NO. 4. | N o. 2. C o rn in g ..., Lv E lm ira ,..,,. “ W averly...,..11 ... w B m gham ton1* Su8qu'han’aAr 123FH 19 20FX 228AM ,153“ 1055« 257V l i n e 824“ 253“ 1204n’T 854“ 8 33“ 1244'* 429“ 416“ 180 AM 5 09“ .. _, :3\ ‘;~ 6; '..«. .‘‘«f.‘‘.\. .1 £’9{*§‘,». GB.EROST,AGKICCLTURAt IMPLEMENTS, *0. proprietor* Sohuyier A gricultural W orks a n d O rtst itiU . c o n sta n tly u n d e r steam . and ready rot. Jibbing and gristing.—W atkins, Dec. lOth, k’-e. * • ■. ■' . _ _ __ K e e p in g C o rrec t T im e. “N. II.,,'=' \~‘- ~ Fir,”-—.-\.* 21»: s:-: Kochester E xpress. .......n..iu...,8 :20a. m N6ftherirExpresa,M.i, ...... 10 :2 0a .m N iagara E xpress, ........ ,..:..6.4i p . m Y a s t line,.....;....’ ;......-..........................1#:S0 p. m Trains going SOuth ieave Canandaigua Station W im am pbrtA ccom rnodatlon....' 8155 a . m Elm ira Accommodation .......5:»)p.m SOuthernExpress. ............................ 8:06 p. m A simple m ethod o f keeping c o rre c t time w h e re access t o sta n d a rd tim e is inconvenient is t h u s explained: Select tw o fixed p o ints for r a n g e of observation. If a w esterly 'w ind c a n he chosen w hich faces a n y building any- ivhero more th a n tw e n ty -fiv e to t h i r t y feet d is ta n t, we h a v e a s good a p o s t o f observation a s w e can desire, D riv e a n a il or stick a pin i n to tho w indow j a m b ; or, if a n y th in g more su b sta n tia l is w a n ted , fix a th in piece of m e ta l w i t h a v ery sm a ll hole in i t t o sight th ro u g h , in a n y coiw enlent p la c e , so t h a t you c a n observe th e tim o any s t a r sets o r sinks b elbw the r o o t of t h e a d ja c e n t ! building, or W hatever m a y be chosen os t h e m ore rem ote s ig h t.. T hen choose some w e ll defined sta r, t h e b r ig h te r th e betto r.-a n d w ith y o u r time- m f e t t r i # ' tk d & iifc i& mA r ta a . dfecY A -thn, t im e i t passes th e r a n g e of ) y o n r sights. The e x a c t tim e, a s well a lso os to e d a te of t h e ob- servation, should b e recorded, then, to find o u t a t any subsequent time h o w m uch your W atch has v a rie d f r o m c o rre c t time, observe t h e same s t a r , and recollect t h a t i t sets ju st 3 m inutes an d 55.90044 seconds earlier o n any g iv en n ig h t th a n i t d id the preceding night. Thus, itf o r our fir s t o bservation w as taken som e n ight when t h e s ta r s e t a t 9 hours, 15 m inutes a n d 28 seconds, a n d a t our second observation, taken j u s t one w eek la te r, i t set a t 8 hours, 47 m inutes a n d 52 seconds, we w ould know th a t o n r watch h a d kept correct tim e . If i t h a d se t a t »hours, 45 m inutes and 53 seconds, w e w ould know t h a t our w a tc h or clock had lo s t tw o m inutes d u rin g th e week. A n d sim ilarly for a n y o ther v a ria tio n .I f the tim e a t w hich i t h a d set h a d been a hou rs, 49 m inutes a n d 52 seconds, we should see th a t o u r w atch h ad g ained tw o m inutes, a n d so on. If th e location of our sig h ts a d m its of it w e should select a s t a r 90 degs., as n e a rly as possible, f r o m the p ole sta r, f o r its a p p a re n t m o tion w ill b e g re a te r th a n t h a t of o ne near ttoe p o ic ja n d — the -lia b ility -o f -error w lll be dim inished. If a suitable selection can be m a d e the e rr o r n eed h o t be m o re th a n three o r fo u r seconds, a n d i t will n o t be accum ula- t iv e . —The Locomotive. ■ Jersey City.Ar N ew Y ork...“ 10 25PHI T45AH|10'65AM |.T 1035“ | 758*‘ «h0 55“ [.. l o o a l .Tr a in s e a s t w a r d. 9 .2 6 A . M., from Commg, stopping a c Big Fiats-9.42, N orth E lm ira 9.53, a rriv in g a t E lm ira 10.00a. m. • , 'No. 20.—7.33, A . M ., week d a y s, from Corning, arriving a t Blngham ton 9.67 a . m ,. , No. 1®.—1 2 .5 5 p . m„ every day,from P ainted posh Stops a t a ll stations, a rriv in g a t E lm ira l,33 p, EQ. No, 112.—lo .o o ., p M every d a y , from P ainted Post, stops a t. a ll stations, a rriv in g a t E lm ira 10.40 p. m ; 9.411 F M every day, from. Coming. Stopping a t E lm ira 10.14, a t Waverly 10.86 p. m. fTl o g Ai , B n a x t o li . D allyexoept Sunday. ■ T rain s leave Klmlra lo r HoytTlUe' t'80 a , m.y •«» * «» > ML. 1 * p . m. a n d # 06 p ; m . Trains-, le a v e H oytviue a t S .lo ajm ., 2.25 p . t o ^ 8.20 p^m .v-,arrlvtog a t El- m ira a t 9 62 a. m.,B 80 p. m. a n d6 2 0p. m. M o r r n JBun B ra n c h .—T ra in s leaves SlOss* -burg a t 6:15 a. to ., 9.20 a. m. a n a l.oo p. m . Ke- tu rn ln g ieave M o rris Bun a t 6.50 a. m., KkSOA :m .and3.15 p .m . , A U tralns connect w ith t h e Coming, Cowan- esque A A ntrim RaUway a t XAwrencevllle. S. T. SEELEY, Dlv. Passenger A gent, 131v’. 5.. 27¢ In ' i %‘;1.~.¢_;» “ac 1? J’.’~ wt v'.I ‘ I 4 .- '-2 ~.,+..x\\ -¢ »3?.‘:-smurf ‘-v \- -,_x 5, ‘.~I+' 5; 4,‘ | J A H IL T O N * C R A M E R . DXALXaSIM j,» .\x 13 .‘ 3‘. ‘l;\.*'§'xC aw ~?:~ um.‘ §..~'ju_ '}'§‘«4 1: \Q 'i_- ’a ?.~:_' git‘ 3*- ?> : ‘:4 . .‘ Vi :1“ '6' ‘‘*,‘:¥’ M n ., . . 5-‘é ,_ ,.w L.\ »‘:~‘.-t'£._\ )‘, 3- 4‘ 3 If 9’ w Ix r 1 . I ., V. rm. i‘ is FRE S H ME A T S I N E V ERY V A RIETY SOJbVa B A T S KA ifO H . Dally E xcept Sunday. T rains leave Stanley a t 4:05 p. m. fo¥ P helps, Newark, W al lngton, SodUs P oint an d Interm e- dlate stations, ' . . T rains arrive a t Stanley a t 9:05 a . m . from Sodus p o in t, \Walllngton Newark, PheipS an d Interm ediate stfttiona. ' _' '_‘ connections a re m a d e a s loliows.i N-Y . c , & H, K. R, a t Phelps Ju n o a o n andN ew arlc (N .Y , i hth s i b s x a s o k ., Also, PlsU -and Oysters i n thoir season. P a y c a s h f i r Hides, p e lts and Tallow, itrxvxuaxnooK, k a v a w a , h. t . .- s . . .~ ... ‘.'€~‘‘»‘:€?‘' .1? iv \ ~_. - .-x'.,,.. ' :: w; -»>.- w E’: ‘*4’ 27711.' you g per- Mi-. Josselyn.did n o t know a n y th in g about • tmss‘“u before y ou can p ractice, a n d th e n , it th e coal t h a t O bstructed th e sidewalk, nor ' > u do\ ot wish 10 respond to calls to the could he e x plain t o IxE questioner how It wa* mSb t y ° u must h a v e Permission t o refuse to t h a t ho wasable t o a v o id i t a s well o s if h* .gu; furth erm o re, if you wish to prescribe h a d seen ,it. On a n i ^ e r occasion h e wa* . kflowu to Hus“ a aa \Pow erfully • S M a a i n f r k r t w ara f * ^^ d e n ly stepped backw ard close a g ain st th 0 1 mis»tan o r the d ru g g ist will n o td a re t o fill wall. The next m om ent a huge mass of yu,LV prescriptions. snow fell down from tbe roof right upon tb« 1 If y °u are a P® ^ 1 aQd \is h to build a spot where he had been standing T h e blind bath bouseon y °u r premises you m u st g e t m an had not been warned by the ru stlin g of , Permission If you wish to th resh o u t y o u r th e snow on the roof, but to a v ery different , Krain ln the ever tog by candle light, you. m „nnpr ; must g e t permission or bribe the police. If -C i H IL L S” T. PHYSICIAN ANDStTRGEON. ■(Hghteen Tsam PraeUce m C tsego C ounty, N. Y.) ■ — ■ -------a n d ~.‘.. ... ;”2‘~. ‘yr. ,3‘ *.?-':.‘:vr,”v,,lz ., .,, ~ -. :13 \ 22.-'\.‘ . jv.‘ \L-I'»~’: , 'f¢‘»5«:-'~“: .x_{\'i'.’~:§.;.*': \'/‘arr/-I:.' \ \K; 17‘ \.'_.‘~';g.: V :75: K3?\ 41.‘: .1,“ e». ‘;“'7\:\.::-;\£{ >‘» I '~f-\+‘.».7-\}:» if? _\$;LL2\ ,g.‘,$‘:£ '2«‘.«»§krv.‘: v-3'“ '*.;'. \1~.»}fa'a‘{ .%?A‘i*._*«\»;. mi V~l' 1 *i.’<‘¢y‘ .’.-5:3\; :’—;7~\3;t‘.-x'»‘~»J~z+ 2. 3 - I 1.\ ‘d , .3 '. ’. \'. v’. \\\.--~ '€.w‘n’o,'€3?éoT1'e¢T Retecmoas ggtv‘:1\\ gents. OHAB. B. PUGH, GenT Manager, Gen’l Pass’g r Ag’t. AIi=:3.\'1-1% “ Avqnuej p. Wo.1_k0‘r It:-003:.‘ £1. zv‘ .{« _ '-| I’ $‘~'1.*-* .~l“'.'\‘ -g A . D U N H A M & C O ., * BANKERS i§?‘Aj:l'iL? ’BBO0K ..00A7hGOHPA”N;¥’SjBY’S? 3; »\“|' pzgg JUlDM Banking, A re fully equlpped for e v e ry kind oileg itim a te l lD . a n a solicits th e aocoants of p riv ate --------------r _____ Going meroirantfr,TnanufaotureB,oorpo-—H rations,A ndhuslness flrm a g e n e ra lly ; issue C ertiflcatesw lth interest. • E M A. DUNHAM; JAM ES M. DUN HAM, FR E D J. DUNHAM. H avana, J a m l l t h , 1886. Took effect Nov. 11, 1888. He was stopped one day on the street by a > ®u wish to go more th an fifteen miles aw ay m an who said-i from yo u r home, you must g et permission. -See here, sir, th e y say y o u ’re blind, but ' l f J 0\ a r e a (o reig\ trav e le r you m u st get I ’ ve been follow ing you f o r a n h our und Permission to com e into th e em pire, permis- w atch tag you closely I f y o u w ere blind sl<>n to g o out of it, permission to sta y to i t yo u couldn’t get along as y o u do, n e v er run lon8e r t h a\ slx m onths-a a d m ust n o tify th ® n to g a gainst anybodv or an y th in g , walking ' P°Uce “very tim e you change y o u r b o a rd in g . f a s t and alw ays stopping a t t h e r ig h t housS Place-In short, you cannot live, m ove or w ith o u t hesitating. I don’t believe you’r e b a re y o u r being to the Russian em pire with- blind. I t ’ s tru e I never saw eyes lik e yours ,\ ut P erm ission. -G e o r g e K en n an in Century, except in n blind m an, b u t th en th a t con tin u a l rolling of th e eyeballs m u s t b e simply I ~ ,. §“‘r\. 9 ./1.; \ «\4 G olngS outh, B d - ;‘,..§:j M 4\.’ » ; ‘ . 2.? NC.-»'. ‘; ‘‘‘‘~:;§::‘~~‘ ;%:;.;:gi€::s:3 \§’a§?’<‘§'1f’ ‘ _7'f{{‘—girAT ’ ~ [s2::.;,a;~,:~:=» '~\Vr‘\~.)”§ei‘ 5 1%! %.$~;§»§?s§§~' “§‘-*>.,<~*3\~gI . §~ 47¢ %%§%2‘§3*‘ i”*3~’>;>\‘~i?.~z§;\ .:;§;:§§ st \ .‘ ‘ 1‘? ‘~J g I R S T n a :t i o n a l B A N K O F ' * WATKINS, N . Y. C APITA L * 50 , 000 . o rganized 1883. iteorganized 1888. W x. N. Lo v k, Pres, ‘ Jo h n W. L o v x Caihlor. !'; Hon. Ad r ia nT e rn .* , Vice-President. DritMTpRSi—WmtN. hove, Nelson Nlylson,. Soff, A drian T u ttle, George Haring, M. H, Gray, .8, c . Coiegrove, A. p . Chapm an, • - . . w d ^ ^ 7^ g ^ D r a m D r a T O on 5aIVt£e P rin c ip a l c lues of E n ro p o an d America,, Govern- 'ise n rB e c u ritto s nought and-soid. ^ ^ ~» Free* o f A n n o y a n c e s . £6 a tric k of yours. Now y o u m ig h t a s well 1 ., f r an k a nd tell me a ll a bout i t .” B ut Mr. Josselyn \ .-ry p ro p e rly refused t g ra tify th e idle curiosity o f a stra n g e r wh • h a d insulted him, au-1 so he m erely assure fciffi. that_he was in r-ubty a s bjind a s a bat, A re p o rte r recently visited Mr. Jossely n a t Ws home, not t*> satisfy h im self iu r. - a r I Tliei o arc tunes in the careers of most men | w h... patience uot only ceases to be a virtue but In--\fie* a positive fault, and John Over- ton. who owns the Southern hotel news sttsnl, has reached this critical stage. He ba* loyi all jiatienco wjth a certain class of nuisances, yclept \the information seekers,“ anil to one familiar with the situation Over- to his bliudness, but to ask.himhow the world , ton's irritation w ill appeal-quite pardonable, really looked to a blind man an d inquire what j ’ I don’t object so much,\ said he,“ to the mysterious sense it \a -, w hat subtle faculty , 6tam p and postal card people, although the w hat unerring intuition, which supplied the j Lord knows they are enough t o try th e tem- deficiency of physical *ight. | pei ,.f a saint They crowd to on you a t all oTHEtts mjs FOR HIM. hours of the day aud throw down a penny \Uh I ’ m not blin-l. said Mr. Joswiyn, , I r a p-otal .ur.i, . r.all for five stamps for cheerily, ’ and I dun t like to havo it thought , lea rents, as if tin y had a lingering idea that th a t I am. I see a.* u * il as anybody , but in a t you belonged to a stomp and postal card different way. Not ih u rv o y an tly , but a c tu -• trust mid were rapidly amassing a fortune ally, although not w it b iny ow n eyas, for they | from your unholy profits a re sightless. Other* *co fo r me, and 1 use | They are bail enough, as I said before, be- th e ir'is io u .They an-w ith mo all tb*. tun*---au .**.they assume tbat your chief occupa- “I t may not seem .cry probable or even t l..n Ui life i* t > sell stamps, but they are intelligible to you, *a*d Mr. Josselyn m i - minister tug angels in comparison with the ply to th e reporter'* inquiry, \but tbe only people ’who wont to know ’ There a re half explanation I can g n e is th a t my gunk-.* ai a dozen distinct species, and they keep me spirits. I t is they who see fo r me and keep , busy regularly from 6 to 8 every evening, me out of danger. How th ey are atiie to d • , There’s the man who wants to know the at- it is as g reat a mystery t*> mo as to you. But tra* tiens at all the theatres, the man who of their actual existence I h ave uo more doubt wuut * t . - know the name of the man who than of my own. And how could I doubt, want* to know when the Kankakee and with the thousand daily proofs of their pres-, Koko,:... -.p.-cial pulls out, the man who , encei Iu walking al .ug t h a stre e t or any w here else, if I sb-iuid t u r n to the left I-- avoid a n obstacle, I feel a pressure on my r ig h t shoulder j u s t a* d is tin c t a nd re al to m-- a s you feel the weight of m y hood on youi a rm ,” continued Mi J.-iselyn, as he touched th e re p o rte r's a rm . ' I t is. a purely physical sensation, tho sam e th at I feel when touched by a m o rta l hand. The n e rv e s a re affected m precisely tho sam e w.*y I f I o ught to tu rn to th e rig h t, the pressure is .'on m y left shoul , want* i\ kn-iw-where F o u rth street is, and the uian «lio want* t*> know w hether St. Louis is as large as A lto a W hy. sir,\ con- I tinued Mr. O verton,“ vvben a m an applies a t I the key counter for the tim e they send him ( over to me, and no less th an six tim es]during !the p a s t two y ears men havo w ritte n tele- i gram s on the ra ilin g of the W estern Union tb ranch and then crossed the l o b b y to ask yuo where the telegraph counter is ’ ’—St'. | Louis Republic ,:'4-N. . {_ v7 STREET AND MARRIAGE. is.impbssihla.ttt tbia..distancax)f.tjm.ato.. w hich th e f a i r ' y o un g g irl dropped o u t o f society, becam e de- business, a n d finally developed into Green w hom W a ll street knows giri’s fam ily connections were good, p a rtic u la rly o n her a nd w hen she c am e h e re first chaperoned b y the f a m i l y of Moses wjio was a m illionaire, to whom , m other, she w a s related. A t lived in a h o a r d in g house on street, n e a r F i f t h avenue, a nd odest h a ll room, fo r w hich she i f i weekly. T hese m odest ac- fo r a New Y o r k society f a v o r- p ro v id ed by h e r f a th e r , w h o was onious i n h is d a y ashisfam ous, oiirs. H ow ever, she dressed people who sim p ly m e t h e r i n p a r- m s d id not, o f course, s to p to fashion id Which she lived. in New Y o rk 's o c ie ty a s a to h a v e e x te n d e d o v e r fo u r the b e g in n in g o f th e w a r, ahd m en t is v a rio u sly explained, th e effeot t h a t she b e g an to parsim onious. C h a rac te ristic s th a t e d h er f a th e r , an d t h i s led t o the w earing, o f 's u c h sh a b b y costum es an d the ta k in g , on oif so m any u n a tto a c tiv e h a b its of l i | e th a t th o G rinnell fa m ily were finally com pelled t o w ith d ra w t h e i r chaperonago A n d s u p p o rt.. H ow ever th is 'm a y b e , i t is k n o w n t h a t d u rin g th a few y e a r s w h ich prer c ed e d Mr. R obinson’s d eath t h e d a u g h te r b e g a n fa ith fu lly to ta k e ou th e color o f her f a th e r ’ s c h a ra c te r, a nfi w hen she finally did .m a rry m a rrie d on p u re ly a business basis. The m a rria g o i n to which B e tf y Robinson fh ih ily en te re d w as mode, a s stated, w holly o n a business basis. T he m an'selected finally W as B. f t G reen, w h o h u d 'm a d e 'a fo rtu n e in n C ^ i n a tra d e .H e w as re p u te d to b e w o rth a t tho tim e o f h is n iarria g e som ew here in the' ne ig h b o rh o o d of $750,000. ( T h e arran g em en ts Tu* t h p n ja rrih g o Wore concluded before Mr, EobitoSnis deai^, b u t the marriage did not occ.tii*'until n year or moro after-it. I tis said -that--there was a v ety explicit ante* nuptiaT agreement enterto_into..between tho. young woman; now nearly 30 ycal-s of ago,' wboso miserly characteristics wore unfortun- ately developing very rapidly, whereby Mr. Green agreed th a t his wife’s fortune should n o t bo liable for an y of hia debts or obliga- tions or fo r any of their Joint expenses* That ia to say, he agreed that he Would support h e r precisely although she were without for- tu n e and provide for the education and main- tenanco'of whatever children might result fro m tho marriage. Thissgreement has been rigidly enforced b y Mrs. GraUn from* first to Haiti Tho husband lost all bis fortune in the crash of 1884, and sinco theix he kas recelved n o assistance froto: bis wife to rehabilitate himself. He i» stfil six feet an d toe inches in height, b u t his financial figure has dwindled almost to nothing. He comes down on the atreet two op three time* a Week* but his fly- •w to e o ftto e most modest d«aOriptiou.*-rNew _,_,,,T V R‘ .4. 4“ IT S CAUSE, NATURE, SYMPTOMS, PREVEN- TION AND c u n ® Is t o e title o t a new hook of .72 p a g es by C. D. Clawson, M. D. ,'Who h a s had a la rg e exper- ience, and g re a t Buoeeas in the tre a tm e n t of t h i s dreadful disease. I t contains v aluable in- form ation fo r those ln a n y way afflicted w ith t h e disease.—Snttea County Courier. W lllb e se n t tre e OU application. Address, BETHESDA SANITARIUM, , Ha v a n a ,N . Y. One H u n d re d Years fro m Now. W h a t w ill our population be? W ho shall sa y ? The U nited S ta te s to d a y contains over 60.000.000 people, w h o increase a t the r a te of a b o u t 25 pel- cent, in every decade, so t h a t a t th e close o f the n e x t c e n tu ry the increm ent w o u ld h a v e ru n u p to a to ta l o f n ot less than 400.000.000 souls. T ake th e p o p u lation of all t h e other states a n d c o u n tries as lik e ly t o c om e u nder our sw a y and a n o th e r 400,000,000 w ill be easily added. In th e y e a r of o u r Lord 2000, and th o year o f the Independence of the U n ite d S ta te s the S24tb, it wfiil be no longer t h e U n ited S tates o f N orth A m erica, b u t the U n ite d S ta te s of N o rth , C e n tra l a n d South A m erica, a n d the th e n p resident will th en is- su e Ws T h an k sg iv in g day p ro clam ation to n e a rly a th o u sa n d million people. T h e mind f a ils to g ra sp 6ur in d u stria l a nd com m ercial expansion a t t h a t d a y ; t h e w onderful prog- ress,to th e a r t s a n d sciences; th e trem endous e n e rg y w ith which e n te rp rise a fte r en te rp rise w ill be conceived a n d m ad e a reality. And t h e n congress. J u s t think w h a t congress will b e th e n I B u t, stop! B e tte r n o t think. W hen w o contem plate w h a t i t -is now, w ith 400 m em bers, t o e idea o f w h a t I t will b e w ith 4,000 is sim ply appalling. —P e te rs b u rg (Va.) Index-A ppeal. PIA NOS R*G'AN‘%S i! to Syracuse,. Rochester,Buffalo, Geneva—W . ‘J, G 21;‘ v‘ ‘#3: #1:)‘. D-' . ‘,4’. .74. »-1:1 7- .‘ ,3-.h DOn’t purchaseone u n til y ou h a v e exam ined e lther th e . „ ESTY or MASOli r & HAMILIN , tw o of t h e m ost re lia b le . m anufacturers of P IA N O S A N D O R G A N S I n th e world; Don’t fool aw ay your money w ith Shoddy goods, w hen th e above makes, dhiy cost a little m ore. • Will Ctifftfatitce Perfect Satisfaction! , w ith th ese goddg. Call ott o r address th e Gen- a ia iA g e n t, • , 'h i k a m c o r n i s h, J r ., , NeWfleld, Tompkins cq,, N . Y. r Write fo rc a ta it^ u e s. *u1.‘4»aj; _W. NORTHROP, G. R. Br o w n, General s u p ’fc-' ‘ 14$» 5‘ 3 ‘ \wit? stpir-ai at T‘ 4‘ in , 3 H a v a n a P o s t Office. MxiLSCLoeit: . Ordway * Co., B o»ton.ilaH ,.for teat mciticnJ woikiinbllahctl. Send 3 2-ccnt stitnips m A . P To a ll points N o rth , .............. . ?;oo«. m, W a S i 5:51 To a ll points . ?;oo«. m, TO W a t k i n S ; . . , , . . i , . , . . . , 5:51 p .m . To Elnllra,Eastern a n d W estern States'Q:ia a .m , To a llp o ln ts South, E a s t a n d ty e s t ..; 6:40 D. m , To points, so u th ot wm iam spO rt S:00 p . m, , ^ Ham s a h b iv k : • From all points SOUth 7:21 a. m u From p o ints so u th of E lm ira.. . . , . . . , l 0 : 5s a. m. From Elmira,--Eastand w e s t , . .......... 0 .21p. ns. Front-W atkins-........................... .1048 a .m , F ro m a ilp o m ts N o rth 7 :io p .m . . . . ^ o f fi c e h o u r s : 'From 7;00 a. to., t o “8:00 p . m. Sunday, froto tl:89 a .m ., to is ia d p; m. Money Ordbr oflieo from 8:00:a .m;, to 7:110 p . m .■ , S. J. BROWN, P.M. ?§§5§3§ 2% H E R E YOU A R E ! A T a ilo r’s Silvent D ream ' » 4,5 . —C I G A R S — b y the case, thousand, box o r one, —T O B A C C O - ■ by the ottne'e; pound, pall o r ton. • —D EALERS—: ln v ite a to c an ana g e t wholesale prices. r ' —CONSUMERS—' invited to call a n a g et prices) * .There's a toan away out on tho West Side, on a quiet little street, who runs a shop which is supposed tpbo a tailoring establishment, b u t which is-to reality no more than a mend- ing bureau. If a man were to walk id to his place and order a suit of clothes the proprie- to r would sustain such a shock th a t in all probability his reason would return. He has p u t out a sign, “Rockets Renewed Without Charge,\ and thinks lip has-struck it. I asked him whero Ixo expected to make anything out pdcketathat carribd lotsof s ‘il9erJ-cifat'Silv*or~ wore away and many coins were perfectly smooth from friction, as I would acknowl- edge. Where did this diver go? Why toto th e cloth which made the pockets. Now, b q bold his plan. He would treasure up ail the old pockets that come toto his possession, 'then boil them dowu otsomething of that sort and g e t the silver out. Tlistened and didn’t smile., B u t how could I? I t wasn’t a bit funny. I t Waa downright aad; But was tbere eve? another such a crazy idea?—Chicago Mali. pressure y der. If i t is necessary lo sto p .a n d sta n d stUl, I feel tho invisible b a rrie r rig h t in front of D au R ic e 's O ld T ric k H o r se . Died, a t tlio fa rm of Dr Campbell, near this c ity , Sunday afternoon. Jim m ie, in the 4:2*I y e a r of his age. Jim m ie was only a horse, b u t one a ro u n d which m any pleasant m em ories of bygone d a y s c h n g He Was the first horse owned a n d train ed by D an Rice, tho v e te ra n c irc u s m an, a n d was the o ne used by R ice when he ra n tho fam ous“ One Horse C irc u a\ P T. B a rn n in ow ned h im for-three years, when ha. w a s re tire d fro m professional \ r i i ^ t i i n a t s f y - becam e to e property of qbSTTate^Dr: Campbell. E ven a t his ex- ti-emo old age ho could still d o several of his 'old tric k s , a nd seemed delighted to perform ing th em . He w as the m eans of affording, a m usem ent to m an y of o u r citizens to th e ir y o u th fu l days, a n d if th ere te a heaven fo r d u m b beasts, a il un ite in wishing for Jimmte a s a f e h a v e u therein. —P aris Kentuckian* rig m e, making, .it iuqus*ib1e fo r tne t.. g.. <oi 75% ‘uf “Y ou m ay th in k it all a .h a llu c in a tio n ib a t has no existence out,*:,! • m y b ra in , but it is a u n til it is rem oved. y , h a llu cination ; w ith a p ra c tic a l \ alue upon which I can olw ay • 'bqiend to lead in - 1 ay 'bqiend - yield m yself up to it Som e days, n in u I tun feeling dull o r insensible, I am not a 1 .‘_'i' ‘ ‘xx x’ :3.‘ A‘ M A‘_...?3}§§:,.,q 1.‘«n§+\S:§§\j x::&.s:$:»'~:‘ susceptible to th e w arnings, and when I d* pend u po n m yself alone, disre g a rd in g the e te rn a l influences, I get u lto trouble.” * Ap. lost his-Klg... Ee\was only*!) yedr)* old, h a s n o t a very vivid recollection of how, external, object* t. nil grades fo rm c a ic a ia n a fa tn liy te '? . —M I N E R A L W A t E R — • ^ .. otaS I kin d s n t M 'h 3 S h e lto n B lo c k . - W A T K IN S # N .Y . PHANK SMALL, Proprietor. ‘.~': -» I, «T. ‘I ‘.V—“‘E-.'. c f f p ^ w^ustomomlnthe way of low pneesand tho B B B T G O O D S . . 1*1 V ¥2 ’AGENTS WANTED. Acttte young ■“4 4 v ■** mem-i mISltssoher* sad, ministers c*a' make money rapidly w iu w o u r a m t woric make money rapidly w iu w o u r a m t woric \H 1 H E L 8 O F T IE MEW W E8T.\ object* p trso n s w ith sig h t. He sa y s he remember*, th e ap p ea ran c e o f the c a te rp illa r crawling • lo n g th o g ro u n d , and a lso how th e wafer looked th a t w aa churned b y th e wheels of. tb e fe rry b o a t. Of color he h a s n o c le a r concep- tio n . Besides b e in g a good business m an M r. Josselyn is .a fine m usician, p lay in g th e p iano w ith exquisite feeling. H e is w h a t S p irit- ua lists c a ll“ a sensitive,” a n d perceives a W e s t H a lf , . . ffo th la t like I t ever,paMWiWl,« >oeks InOse yoluitw, O r a J J O e l a s n M eBSMvlass. A * * «t r l J*m«# G. Blslne, ,A«*»u“ t 5« pUbF . wAii, »*c\ ^ !i? V % n H O ;l ISHIS .OOekSee” far K o iw s a fir. M i r t rpmrtea tw ice to th re e t t u e s each-week, t t t h e togm. A t'^ 'S m M 1111 customer* \PD YE S Fresh BrowiMl Coflbes roasted bybtm setf a th l * O offM B ouseat ' HAlVA - JVA . p r . , Y . Mr. Gutebardt (to little Ethel, 9 ysark old)-' Who'was the gentleman who patted you on tho head ? A New R elationship. J b * T ou t O w n b ] r« l > | , s t H o a g . . ' . Tiny w ill d r.e tM 7 th ln r. Ttoy .resolci eT«ry. vrhwfc P rio .lO * . apM W lje, T h.yh.T tnoegaal . for StjMslth# A nw w nt In P M fcico. o fO «**,ot non.f*dInx w ydoM oeew okorsinnt; *« o o iw ».T ?« r«« i* b y Thiy d o«ot <ro«k or kraut. . J t D .H« is,M .D ., a n d F ran cis Van DUzer Havana, N.Y, , ,tTyj\ IIORTHERN PAOIFIC I I i s * n n i E s * i L S« u u s e s * g r e a t m an y th in g s by a fin e r sense th an th a t 1 Saved by a R e lic g y g o f h e arin g o r seeing. Mi’s. Josselyn says h e can generally te ll when ho comes homo i n th e e v ening w hether an y o ne h a s called o n her d u rin g th e d a y , and o fte n w ho h a s called. “Yes, A nd before I g e t in to t h e house I know y o n r s ta te o f m ind and fc ow you a r e feeling,” h o said. How d oesho know itl-^B o sto n Globe. Ethel—That wasmy father-in-law. Mr. Gutehardt—What? A little girl lik# you have a fathcr-ln-law? You must b# mistaken. Ethel—Well, he used to b# my regtSuf father, but mamma got • divorce from him. -Detroit Fre* Free*, - FO R S A L E. .W h f r a m a n a t Carlisle,' P a , was running a piano his coat ta il got tangled and was for- tunately to rh off. A h it of weed In his* poeket blo<dced a eogwheel and saved his life. The weed waa a piece of Jo h n BrowhVscaf- fold.-Brooklyn Eagle. ‘ , J N ^ S u b e c rib e fo r t b e Jo d m t a l .
