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\Well-constructed cisterns , kept clean and s vfeet , are a safer source of drinkin g •water thou a well , which ia liable to con- tamination from a variet y of sources. First-class cows oug ht to mate as many pounds of but ter at twenty-five to thirty cents per pound every year as beeves will pnt on pounds of flesh in the same timo at four to five cents per pound. The Amei ican Cult ivato r suggests building, as an addition to the country house , a porch-room with thick walls and double windows and a concrete floor , to be used for the purposes to which a cel- lar is devoted. A very good idea. About one-third of the crop may de- pend upon tho character of the soil , one- third upon the seed , and the balance upon the care g iven ; but when any of these are not what thoy should be more than one- third of the crop is likel y to be lost. The Farm , Stock and Home reports that a farmer near Minneapolis sold in that cit y, for Thanksg iving day, 600 turkeys directl y to consumers at 18 cents a poun d. Thay were very fine , nicel y dressed , and consequentl y broug ht the top price. I know a man , says Prof. Bobertson , who had four cows. In 1888 they gave 78 pounds of butter each. He com- menced feeding a little com and bran , and in 1889 they gave 131 pounds of but- ter each. He kep t increasin g the ration and good care , and in 1890 it was 204 £ pounds. This shows what men can do with the common cow. It also shows what good feeding will do. Care and comfort of the live stock is of great importance. How many dair ymen think of their cows enjoying themselves * I do not believe they do when they con- fine their heads between two ri g id sticks , and when the wind blows through the cracks the poor cow has no chance to move about , the onl y blanket provided being one of frost. I would not put my cows in rigid stanchi ons any more than I would my own neck , when I lie down at ni g ht. I would use a tie combinin g all there is in the descri p tion of the word comfort. I would use a means of fasten- ing which permits the cow to stand or lie down with perfect ease and freedom. — A JO. Maker. \C i TCBiNa Cold. \ — Peop le sometimes refer to certain fine days as \ weather breeders. \ The common cold to which all ore so liable may be called a disease breeder , as I think a majorit y of illnesses beg in with , and are caused b y, colds. Farmers are , amon g the exposed class , most liable to this very troublesome com- p laint—very troublesome wheth er it re- sults in serious sickness or even death , as is often the case , or onl y in a \bad cold. \ I know an old farmer who will never sit down to rest in the shade , but always in the sunshine. The blowing of the wind in tke open air , however , is not near so bad as a draft inside a buildin g ; here it is particularl y dangerous. I care noth- ing for a soaking in tho hay fiold from a sudden , shower , or on my way to the house , if I rub off dry and change my olothes at once on getting there. I pride myself somewhat on avoidin g colds, yet get caug ht about once a year. Cooling off too rap idl y b y those accustomed to heart y exercise , is , in most insta n ces , the cause of colds. This can be avoided by restin g in the sun or some warm place , putting on a coat or moving about quiet- l y. The wearing of flannel , b y all past middle ages at least , is almost an eces a ity, and a luxury as well , when once accus- tomed to it. It allows the persp iration , so profuse with tho farmer , to pass off much more freely and quickl y than cot- ton or linen , and without a sense of chil- liness. —< ? . M. Palmer , in New-York 2' ribune. Pacts roil all the Yeah. —Make your farm productive and it will pay. A good pasture is excellent for p i gs or hens, A dail y inspection of sto.;k often saves loss. Neg lect is sometimes as seriou s as a crime. Tho farm affords great opportunit y for waste. Bluograss is excellent for permanent pasture. Novor hoe while the soil is wet enoug h to crust. Arrange so you can frequently change pastures. In otherwise waste p laces lot sunflow- ers grow. Try to keep a good turf by not feeding too closel y. An occasional bran mash is good for all animals. A good pedi gree is a good thing in a good animal. Keep the surface soil well stirred in the cornfi eld. Fattening and breedin g stock should bo kept opart , No jnan knows just what he can do un- til he tries, Prepare some kind of shade for stock in the pasture. Give all kinds of stock all tho fresh air that is safe. Novor make sudden chan ges of feed with tho stock. There is nothin g bettor than sound wheat tor hens. Comfort the year round is tho rule in keeping animals. Sometimes lato plate planted crops da bout , but not generall y. Avoid auy food , howovor cheap, i i mu u ly or n poiling. ¦ Begin to food grain as soon as tho pas- linos begin lo fail. A hi g h soiling price does not lessen tho cost of production , Hun your ruin water pi pe to the bot- tom of your c l utorn. Clean earth in a good absorbent i foul oartli broods disease. T ll B IlK IS ItAIIDLY ANYTWN O MOT TI IER TO look at than a neat hou s o newly painted —with good pnlnt. Poor paint won 't Bland inspection , yon know , and your friends can toll tho difference between common paints and tho be nt tho moment thoy h o o it. T l ioro is neither harm nor diugva na In being economical , of cour t i o , but it in false economy to buy common paint , Iu the first place it novor has u niiti s fiiotory appearance , mid r iocondl y, it in not durable. Again , poor paint won 't go hal f as fur an tho unmo quantit y of Oliil - ton Pnl rtifl , Tbo latter are nim ro f a otvirod with euro from the bout nmtori iil n procur- able , without regard to cost, The aim is lo nif tko the Chilton Paints univornall y known as tho host and most reliable, Wh en you buy a gallon you got TJ, 8. SUiuilnrd nieauuie—no t a drop loan t l mu you pity for. Why should you. For sale by Kdw a rtlt i JJro a , AGRICULTURAL DEPA R TMENT. THIS MOTllEIi'S DELIG HT. CERT AIN CROUP CURE I'o r Iho liiiim n llntn relief anil euro nr (Y n un, Wlionnlnir iM nirii. I ' nt niTliiil (. ' olil s , (. ' nnur nioil nml liihliibn iiiiio horn Tlmnn, Wit hout opium In uny Mrm. no minis, A. V. H OX.SIE , Buffalo , N, Y. MTr. British Exception to Miss Frances E. W rxLAED. —The great united uemonstra- tion convened b y Lad y Henry Somerset in honor of hor beloved and well known guest , Miss Frances E. 'Willard , was with out a parallel in the history of tho tem- perance movement. For once all bar- riers seemed broken down , and men and women of every creed and many national- ities banded together to testif y their ap- preciation of the services rendered to hu- manity at large b y the President of tho World' s Woman ' s Christian Temperance Union. Deeper even than this was the si gnifi- cance of this magnificent gathe ring, for on this eventful ni g ht , Monday, January 9 , delegates from fort y-six societies were present , men , women and children , rep- resenting the grand standing army, seven million stron g , of total abstainers , which exists within the British Isles. . This vast army of the mother country was drawn up not as a foe of tho groat Republic across the seas , but as friends , allies , comrades of the \Woman ' s ChristianTJnion of America , to g ive them a ri g ht royal sa- lute , and to shout in joy ful chorus: We wage with you. our beloved American sisters , our peaceful war for God and Home and Every Land. Would that we mi g ht have demonstrations such as this in every town throug hout the two great countries , for then would the mutual pre- judice , p ride and jealousy engendered-by newspaper recriminations , McKinley tar- iffs and i gnorance vanish as dewdrops in the sunshine. The meeting was announced for half- past seven in Exeter Hall , but more than an hour before the time the Strand was lined with thousands of peop le eager to gain admittance. So great had been the demand for tickets that their issue had been suspended on the previous Satur- day : but ticket or no ticket , peop le seemed determined to force an entrance , and the situation was , for a time , almost alarmin g. Arriving at the main door at seven o ' clock , it was nearly half past be- fore I succeeded in forcing my way up the crowded staircase to tho p latform , where I found the speake rs alread y seat- ed. The national choral societ y of the National Temperance League , led b y Mr. James A. Birch , and accompanied on the great organ by Mr. Frank W. Parish , (bo th of Her Majest y ' s Chapel Royal ,) rendered the familiar chorus : \J olnod In God' s cause, heart to heart, band to band Wo all bel on g , wo alt belong *; Bach one a part . of tbo white ribbon band . We all belong, we all belong; Ea ch but a unit, yet each counts lor all, What t nouffli our placo and labor bo small , O ur part be but to obey Ills great call, We all belong, we all belong.\ Prayer had previousl y been offered by the Rev. F. B. Meyer , who has latel y suc- ceeded the Rev. Newman Hall , at Christ Church , Westminster , and audience , p lat- form and joined in sing ing the well-known h ymn , \How firm s foundation. \ TO BE CO J ilTNUED. The Annoying Frec kle. FrerMeB are ap t to he the torment oi young peop le ' and especially of very fair blondes with red or reddish hair , writes Ella Rodman Church in one '\Three Pretty Girl Papers , \ in tho Zadie s ' Home Journal. A pp lications of all man- ner of blisterin g remedies are constantl y recommended and used , ' such active pois- ons as corrosive sublimate and acetate of lead fi guring largel y in them ; and tho object to be obtained is nothin g less than the removal of tho outer skin , freckles and all. Half an ounce each of Cologne water , brand y, lemon juice and alum , boiled together , produces tho same re- sult , more slowl y and less painfu ll y ; but when the skin forms again , and is ex- posed to tho same influences , the freckles reappear. Tan is even worse than freckles , as this is a dark layer over tho entire surface , whereas the form er do leave g limpses of a fair skin. Wh ere it is permanently established , a covering of linen or chamois , cut to fit the face and neck , wot with cold water , if used ni g ht- l y, will graduall y wear away tho tan . A Frao e tious Boarder. \This butter , \ said the bcardor to the landlad y, \ reminds me of our countr y. \ '•How is that!\ she asked. \Because our country is tbo Union. \ \Well t\ \And in union there is strength. \ The remarkable observation has been made that tho most civilized of ancien t races lived in dry districts. Prof. Hil- gard attributes this to tbo fact that nec- essary mineral plant-food in _ much more abundant in dry soil than in wot. Indi y reg ions simple irri gation y ields a bounti- ful harvest , while moist soil is quickl y ex- hausted. Tho snake laboratory at Calcutta will soon bo in working order. Tho propor- tion of snako poison will bo investi gated , and tho so-ciulod euros will bo tested un- der scientific conditions. Patient—Doctor lot mo know the worst. Doctor (absent mindodl y)—Your bill will bo two hundred dollars. W. C. T. U . DEPA R TMENT. MBS. 51. A. POLLET SC? T . PBESS DEPARTME N T Special Offer To Introduce K / \NS/1S DAIRY SSS ARMOUR PACKING CO., t OT T H P I Manhattan Market , New York. I Gentlemen: i H I L^ / ^^P 2 ' Herewith please f ind, money order $1.90 , I for ivhich please send EXPRESS PREPAID to the below lllll address , a sample 10 pound tub of your justl y I celebrated KANSAS DAIRY Bwbterine. \ Better than Creamery Butter; costs less. \ T -T ^ Yours trul y, G OES! to e ~ JP. f9. __ State AT. B. — Y QU CAN BUY THIS FOR YOUR FAMILY TABU: WITHOUT INCURRING OBLIGATION FOR LICENSE. \As Butterine is made in Kansas City it is a delicious , seductive , world-con quering emanation of cleanliness and health-creating methods. \ — K. C. Times Editorial. Y purs very trul y, BESI D ES® CAJR - 9 S . Tj 1 _ S _. O t &rp es ia - t cM - , Attorney mi Counselor at Law , Office or t r T o -i m p s 1 Store , lh e H t yhei . L.I. f p xos . jp . :ei» £ -ood A - ttor n ev & Co t m ao lor W O TART PUBIilC . Offloo over Tooi e r ' s Dnig Stars , Baf-XUrbar. J j erary- IP. Hed g es , AlT8„N_ T AND CoONSEL L e * at Law, BRIDGE- HAMPTON , L. L At Sag-Harbor en Saturday In oaob. vr e ok through tho year. un Money must be sent during February, before March 1st. K? lr i feHoffle M ^ azme l V9 FOR ONE YEAH AND THE © I WHITE HOUSE .IMG ROOM CHART § I FANCY WORK CHART § i PROSE AND POETRY CHART § I SPRING DRESSMAKING CHART | 1 AND FLORAL CHART | I For Only / ^ Sj k 1 I Fifty I fm . 1 K \ h / St h W^ hir ^{? j ^ EffrafiPi ^^^ bl§~h„ km \ ~ \ S THE HOME MAGAZINE ff S^ \f I % @ has a circulation of over < > --•-- « -• \ * Wxt- J01\1 ¦ * • l<« * »> w . . '^A y | 300,000 every month. We want a million ; hence j|L . 'H| jjj our great offer. K'M ^ The Home Magazine is handsomely Illustrated % g g by Most Skillful Artists. The Best Story-writers % i m contribute lo its columns, and every one at home i$3 ^ will find something of interest. j g L I ® It contains interesting pages for the Mother and © y Children; all about Flowers , the Dining Room , X? ^ Fashions , Fancy Work, Sunday Reading and many r g § other home subjects. m Mrs. Logan continues her very interesting Per- eg sonal Recollections. Everything of the best. G8 ^ Now, The Home Magazine for one year is @ § £ only fifty cents, but we make you the following §? <g liberal offer : 2 g | ? T he White House Dinin g Room Chart u| CM New throu ghout from cover to cover • , containin g a Bill of Faro Op n ) for every dny In the whole year. No two alike , and plain , prao C § & \ Ileal directions for pre paring every dish from soup to dessert. nft fi | Fancy Work Chart @ go Containin g over 300 Illustrations of Plain and Ornamental Initials , GW d g Drawn Work , Nettin g. Embroidery, Tattin g, Patchwork , Mis- r& ( ?\ cellancous Fancy Work and Home Decoration. J* f a The Home Magazine Poetry and Prose Chart 2fc K \ Especially adapted for selections (or School Children. Q & ^ Spring Dressmaking Chart i§ Just com pleted , with desi gns of nil tho latest Spring Fashions CB of 1 S93, with what to wear and how lo make It, fiX Floral Chart - §S All about flowers nnd plants ; wlint to plant , when lo plant nnd C W how lo plant. Invaluable to every lover pf flowers. en © We offer these Five Charts and THE H OME MAGAZINE for one GO GW year for only FIFTY CENTS , If the money In sent durin g February OB fy before Marc h 1. Mention this paper. DON'T DELAY. Address: fiX g The BR0DIX PUBLISHING CO. M ^ T £ m £ m\ d. c. § JAMES 0. LAWRENCE. _ DEALER IN Mas i S Haul , txi aid Mm ORGANS. ALSO J O Sj fi m : CLA S S PIANOS , Main St., fe ng r - H arbor . B ^ j S*r* ZeoU* \ 1, toa s ibs. Vf y fps «r T B.TtrS *' E P« r month bj AX %& . ¦ • r o modlo o that do not ili- » * UI ' T ^f 3tt ?ft t he hei l tb. or ta t o xi c Tc with oQ B * B fe \ tt l ncs& or plouuro. It builds up and improves too c n n ernl p.e*ltb.c]oar s tbosklD sod Destitutestbe complexion. No wrinkles or fla bblnera to H ow tblR tresUnont. Endoraed by pb r slciaiia and leading society Indies, PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL CONFIDENTIAL D wv l M i . X v Btar t la i . B»fii i o » nU Id i Ump « f<]rp « rUmUntt di. e. a. r. sut o er. rvic n ES 't tbeeter . ciiiueo. iu for infanta and Childre n . \O a stoT t als s owoll a daptodtoolilUronUia l I O s uio r l.onr a sColin , OowtlpaU n a; I roou m manillinainiporiort o nnr nraorl pUoQ I U ollp SW mn s ob., Tl lNTttaM, EruoUUoe . Imo wBtonw. \ II. A. Aaoirs n , U , t) „ I klllj W onii s , gift s s Im p, a* d proo wtss « • l» Bo, Ol/onl Bt., llr oolt ly ii 1 N, T. I WllK S uIIjurious m w U s aUoa. \Tho hub of On n torla ' U sounlronui l s nrl J Tor several yimra I tiit T a i r a oommen rf *! Its merit * so Hull liiuimi tlmt It sram s 11 work I your ' Cantoris , ' anil shall alws y a oraUniM to of yu)«irtjr u y(iUcinui<m< ( <i!« *\ tt. I T o* sm tH s { itu k \ salt two. lu v ul a til j p r o duo s d , t x a s AoUl It i Uill l u i llit ri u nlllml wlio tloilollu M l u O os torl o I results, \ ffllhlu wis yi'uAO h. \ I Pow r v V Pi o nn v n OlnLo u MiitTm Tl ft I l . nwre r, I a rds v , m, in , u NJi V ork ft tr. I \n w W taU i rop . 'M D tilU SU w it wid l ' ihATti., • :11 a 1' iui tor M loomlncilalo Iluror iu c xl Oliuioh. * K s w Tork Oily. Tn» Oaimti u CoMTiirv , rr Mumut Btnset , Kiw To a x. mS mtf wim ™ E: pa• sitive curFm|||8 wi nwm iM ri i tf «« a ist . v iiiionirrii H , u v/mm (it., N » » - verk. i v ioo«oci*.l » it!C_£i3lL!!al Where is the hesl p lace in town io ; hiiy f ine S ta tionery 'I At tho ® ng- Harbo r E S xnrcss a iYu w . Q. eo. O. Haynor Counselor at Law, Rotai T P ublic. Office in Fah ys Block , Main Hall First Floor. 6AG-ffARB0* K. T. At Brid gf - Hampton , Wedncs d a y, 1* to i , eao week. BEAIi ESTATE , LOAM'S , rNStrEAKCE ^ m. O. Greene , Attorney & Counselor at Law S A G-HAKBOK , L. I. OfEce , Room S , Fahys Block. BEAL ESTATE. I NSDKANAlfOE. LOAN3 7 per cent Securities for Sale. J OM E Sf SHERRY, N OTAKY PUBLIC , Ocnvevancer&Eeal Estatelgt, - Dee dd , Hort fi nge s etc., c s ref n lly prepar si- Loons negotiated. Room E , Fah ys ' Blo o k , Alaia S t reet , Sag-Har bor. 49yi p J R,. Jenning - s , JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , PENSION AGT. AND PENSION NOTAEY . Office over Smith Bros. Grocery etore. Acknowled gments and affidavits taken Boed s and other Conveyances and Instruments prepared Documents for record forward ed to the Conn! ty Clerk . H eo. JEdi a lsey, ¦WATER S SITJL3 , L. 1 BUILDER. Contract * mode for buidings of every de s crpi ticn , snd i ui l dj u g mottrial supplied. liy A dd sson J % T. Cook , I « an d S u r t re ^ oi? , BRIDGE-HAMPTON , L , I. 7yl Joseph JS. Osb o rne , I T a b t-Hami-ton , N. T. . . — ~ 33 j l t s t -b: e e , Notary Public , Conveyancer , Auctioneer and Surve yor. KK ESTATE , m n iC & FIRE INSURANCE AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT. l.ank Checks , Bonds and Stocks of all kind bought , sold or exchanged ; Loans negotiated iBT fi stments mnde , &o. Deeds , WillH Mortge ges , ic , carefully pre- pared. Special attention paid to settlement of . Estates , PROMPT ATTE N T ION TO BUVJlf EBB. HALSEY & SAYKE , , BLACKSMITH S , ^ EBIDGE-HA MPTON . L. I., Will do general Jobbing and repairing. Horse Shoein g a Snecialty. Dealers in Barbed wire and Poultry Netting Also agents for thu Lyons Bond Cart, Carriages and 'Wagons furnished at tho Khcrle s t uotico. VJ H. r J0aitt 9 S - ' lATKIKl ' R 1U V E K HEAD , LONG ISLAN D And dcakr in all kinds of Blanks , including Mortgages . Deeds, Bonds, Leases , 4 .O . , Ac. JAMES H. PIERSON, REAL ESTATE AND INSDBANCE . FUBN I SUED COITA GES A SPECIALT Y . Cfl i se \Job' s Lnne , \ b' outhenipton , L. I. (Formerl y occupied by Lewis Bowdon. l GEO. L I SBURG, iri, o iimT. Vt>t Pl ants In ^ r . l et y. Tr i j s antl fe lmiba. .ia Flowers appropriatel y designed for V o i- ' 1 lis mi) T umml s . * OrociilHiiiFCH if . tl NurFfry at K ii H t-linm,1 1011 . | j . J. it HILL & YOUNG , MABBEL W0RKEBS f ! AQ llAI i llOK , L. I. . hni» movid their uiarblo works to th*!r »a«f lot (in tho south fust oornur of the CJol. Huuttl Bg let , nn Himtli iitr t rt , close to the Water Works Tii wiT , wlier s tla - y will curr y on the stone Cutt - ing ami mi i rhl s I>uhI u chr, Wo are now full y prr.pnrr.tl U furnis h MONUJ1IICNTH , JMCA O -NTOJV KH , tiilillC'J Jil t V J fJENOlNO Or s tiylhliig oho nsimlly found In Biorb ls j * ri: All work eioou t ed lu tho most sntl»f»or * ry mnnu e r and nt ren s onablo prices. Wire us a cull before purchasing elsewhere , and s allsfyvcursi - lyr s as Is work m sushl* aa<l jirtoes Oil Clot hs ! I T oror.l y No. 1 nuullt y Oil Cloths and Lisa loui u , go to LYON A: BIIE UWOOD'R Th* lurg f al awi o rtnidu t , uuil lio s l i i u n l H y cu» onlv 1m found there, ' FEED AND GRAIN C oimliuitly on linml iiml for imlo nt tho loves rn a rkst prices l<y H. T. HK B OEH , Offlno on wlmrf, Bn m -71url>nr . h . NO ^ V IS THE TIME TO BUY TOUR COAL. Will sell nl ninilcrn t e prices , anil d s llrer It at your raililunnn , All thn ilu n lrubls iil/.na and quali - ties nf cosl on linn t l. I' or I itius u pply t« Gssr cs l lililrsth , or to inyiuilf, nn the stnamh os t wharf during Ijiisln e s s hours , nr nt r n slilsnns an Mula H »r»fl. H. T. IIEDOES . rifno s *u the Wharf . Rn g .Iiiirbor Aui[. 10 , 1M> , The Sag -Harbor Express i s I 'Om . nmr.i ) Ev orv Thu t Bflay Mornin g, AT KAO - nAItllfJlt , li. I „ AT $U I ' U l t VJIA K, IN ADVA II n ot iitrlully In mlvano o $' J.M will ho t Wr i f MV V AA> VV.W71 S I ' N O IW AlTl.K ' A Nci paper rltnaniiUnu n n u nis i nil lu-resrn trun ni iixoupt nl rlw opl - lnn ef riis e i llisr, O s rrss w ill plst s n nnnn Mi s lr iiiuaes wnn omnnr not for mihlluatlnn but as a mi t r u m* ,. nt A * if appeared Feb. 8 , 1S77. HARNESS ! _ HAMESS!! Th« undersigned liars now a nr s t oln s a H n r- assi Maker. JlnrneHS will b s made and Jobb - ing att e nded to, Work done and goods as ohenp aa In any auop on this I s lnud, VM11 be kept on html an assortment of liar neua , Haddlen , llrlJIn n . Horse Jllauknt s , Itohnn Whips, Hoots , and I lorss U noJs , for Truck rtond Farm n.ic] Htahl s ase - IlILIJlt U T H A DKNNETT, -ris it appears Jim, 11 , 18911 , Mr. Bennett having sold out Ills Intermit to Mr. llti g er a , t lis firm nuw ln Ulhlruth *. Hogurn , and the bunnies will be cnvrlo i l nu lis hmcln. fore, I liiriie s s ninilu lo urilur—of nnv iln s url ptlni i , and price according—or nny purl uf 11 tlnrueuH. All Jobbing attended to with promptness au i satisfaolion guarantenil, Ou Kr.lo tho fnllowlug YrTtuimii T Linik hu t s sun unasx r o v Ynuns 1 Tltnn i u n ' , Ontl' s , K o nail' s , Bbaw ' s , C n rneii t fii ' s mill Wlllnt t' s, HlLDltUTll .t IKK1H1W , Keepers nf Llrory. KiiUhl M iml IHII: ' Dutoil January lltl i , Ifl l lli , As it Appeared S(pt , 1 , 1802. ltoa i uw * u oi i a tA W. iTohc ])1 i V. Dory, of Wni ' Hiiw , III., win; trotibloi l wllli ihoumi t liBiii nml Ivioil it n t imlior of different i c ni o i lios , but imjn u ono of tboin noomoil to do liim nny good , bil l flim l l y impel liold of ono Uuil s ppndily eurod liim. j lu whs much ji l cmMul wilii it , nnd full, Hiiro Unit oHioih iiiiniliirl y nf- fliotod would lileo lo know wlmt , tlu > roiuo - dy wi t it tlmt tM i rml liim. 1.K- ntit tmi for tlio bonoflt of tho public Hint it In cnllnd Obimibnrbdii ' H l' uln I Jiil in , l f or Hid o by driig y lil \ ' . V i rO J J llNIal 'MllCM i . The Liv erpool mid I>niiilon nnd Qlol>« doon the urges) b urilurais In thn United Hiatus, T\Ort , 1' IHH O OOI ) , Agent , H.ijj . llnrbor , L. I. Aliinngnnl for Iho Kntlonnl and other Aral , lass comimiil w , HEAW iUAltriiltH for Oil Olctlins ' AT 1I1IOWNU. * ' ¦ ' IMPORTING RETAI1EES , ' Fulton St , opposite DeKalb Ave., BROOKLYN, Tbo best li g hted , best ventilated and . most perfectl y app ointed store in Am- erica. Our assortments are lar ger and better , and our prices lower , than thoso of any other store in Brookl yn. Con- vince yourself b y asking for samp les and prices. SPECIAL SMS IN - ^ v FEBRUARY OP : - ' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR , CLOAKS AND JACKETS , SILKS &1DEESS GOODS. EMBROIDERIES , 1 ARPETS , CURTAINS , FURNITURE , AND OTHER GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES YET QUOTED . p- , '' ¦ J ' - : V: i.a |u i: - 1 ~ ^ Is pu. y ibh! c.ij y w ii c n tiio l>iood i j [i iire nml vi g orous. To cx\;u\ .Serof- n i- .i a»<l ollmr pui: \ >ons frnni the cir- c ulation , lli:; Mip i Tit i ]' iii( - ui: ;iiie i.s AYlili ' t S S;irsn|iuril!i ' .. It imparts p e rm t insnt stri'i ^ 'Ui anil elVi c icncy to ev o ry oi;r:in of the Lo t ly. Ki . ' s ton u lion to perfect I i ta l tli r.n d siren i r t li Res oli s from Us i ng AYJ CT l 'S Sarsfipari ll a. Mary Scliu- hert , Kan sas City, K s . f writes: \I rim convincctl tlmt nft o r l i aving lif;on sick a wlio hi y * Mr frnm Iiv«r com- iilaiiit , Ayur ' n Sarsiiparill.i » av/d my lift .:. The best physician * b t'in:; inin h lo to livlp nn» , ami linvini; \rW\\ t l m * t> other pri 'i u ictarv iii i ' iliritH ' s wi l lumt ln'in -f it , I nt l.i - t i. m» ]c Ay .- r ' s S : .r s aparill:,. Tho rr « *iilt w.i s 11 c . t i in i'. 'tc iM' .nt. Si 11 c o thou 1 1'in o rtvemiiii n . li ' .l this m . - ili t- inu t o I ' tht - rs, :t : iti ;:I\\;i\ < v. i l li ; :iuvrs » \ Sarsaparilla !V r»-J ty l' r., 1 .0. Ay«l 5; lV.,I.ovv.ll ,Mn H . Cures others, will eur o you Jr recious (Jr sme . Some very fine p i geon blood Rubies , Cttbochon and Casumere Sapp hires , ex- quisite grass green Emeralds , pure nnd spotless Diamonds. Semi Precious Stones in Cerulian Turquoises , Alexandrites greenish brown in day time and ^ rub y red b y gas li g ht. Fine Almandines , Topazes in every shade , Olivines , Hiddenite s , Chry s obery ls , Jacinths , Hyacinlbe s , Ame- th yst , Turquoise , Garnet , and Moonstone , to be found in endless variet y, mainl y in rings in uni que settings , at Messrs. JAMES H. HART , Ltd. Catalogues of articles with p rices attached , containing valuable suggestions and memoranda mailed free on app lication. Visits of in- paction invited , incurring no obli gation whatever to purchase. JAMES IJ. IJ ART , Ltd., Jewelers , Silversmiths and Art Stationers , C3 i ) , 541 nnd 5 4, 'i Fulton St. and 45a Cohl St., Brooklyn , N. Y. Established 1855 , % c new ldndon T j C - J? W ^ CONN ¦ > S$ W F n lton and Duffl e ld Sts., BEOOKLY K . TELL YOUR WIFE TO ATTEND OUIt T 6-HOUR SALE MOIS T D A -Y PROM 8 A. M. TO 2 P. M. Tbo announcement of a 0-hour sale has always boon the si gnal for every thrift y housewife on Long Island to make her appearance at our store. For tho infor- mation of thoso who are not acquainted with these sales we would state that C- hour prices aro temporary reductions of tbo best selling goods—goods in popular demand offered at a small margin ; so . thoy cannot bo permanent. —By this method , which was ori g inated by us some years ago , wo aim : 1. To attract more trade during the usually dull hours of tho forenoon , since tho majority of poonlo do all thoir shop- p ing between S and C r, u., a habit often attended with much inconvenience all round. 2. To introduce othor offering !! throu g h- out the store , being confident tlmt in many departments wo can serve tho pub- lic bettor than othor houses, — To customers who will ra t iko thoir pur- chases in tho morning wo will ofl' o r in- ducements which MUST apps a l lo tho tho purBOB of nil YfUo Uavt Baling pr o- pensities , — Tho original price murks can bo found on all such goods oh will bo sold at re- duced prices FOtt 0 HOURS ONLY. If you should bo in want of anythin g wo advertise iu SUNDAYS \WOULD , ' \EAGLE \ ifnd \CITIZEN , \ miiko it your business to tost tlio correc tness of 'our assertion that tho prices hero on Monday, from 8 a, u. lo i! :> . m. nro much i less than you have to pay elu t whore. —o— Wee fe te M. J JOROIIY , French ' s St o r e . For Cash and Gasli Only. Boat Flour , j mr lib! , .85.50 \ \ bag 75 GRAIN tit bottom prit uw —tr y me, SATIN FINISH FLOUR , the bout in the u i a rsrt. Kvi r v ti ankii R s wiirr s tilcil, l' rlnnn r s u lrlolt jr cask. Will not cr cillt at ibov s , itIc ' o« . S IT WILL drive tho humor from [ 3 ye ar system , and make your skin ¦ B j cl canandsmooth. ThosQFlmplc s and J A Blo tches which mm your beauty n t o \ 3 caused by IM PURE BLOOD , i H They can bo removed In a short a Jfl t lrao , If you nro wise and use tlio , «j great blood pcrlflor , Sul phurlilttcrs , ' ! TRY A BOTTLE TO-DAY. • 3 '¦¦ \ ¦¦™i« \ « « ««\ \ \»» \ « \\ i\ ¦ »ii 1 ¦WliysmTorw l tli l ioHa? v T hy ravo , s with that terrible Iloadaclio P - Why s * lay and toss on thnt bed of pnln • ; with RHEUMATISM? Use Sul- J J jili ur Bitters. Thoy will cure you ? « w hore all others fail. Tbo do s o Is • small—only a tcaspoonful. T R Y IT ¦ t nndyouwlllbosati s llod. Tboyounp;, y 2 tlioa god and tottorlngarosoon mado L « well by Its nso. llomembor what ¦ i you ronil born , It may save your life , S ; It bus SAVED HUNDREDS. \ I If yon are sufforln fr from Kidney r Di o ca n n , nndwlsh tollvo to old aco. \ 5 nso Bu l pbnr BIttors. Thny never fall ' I to euro, dot It of your Druggist. ' { PONT WAIT. PET IT AT ONCE , f ! Sulphur BIttors will euro Liver f si Complaint. Don 't lio discoura ged; | J IT WILL CURE YOU. l Ro nil 9 a * cnnt nt a m p s to A, V. Onlirny &t Co.. Dosto u , Mau „ (or boot medical work publu di od f t rit a i * . H t t»i « r*i* h* r#»iiu * mMlMr.gi. n . M t' r. uihciil, ¦• Jl t k l lMr MN kJiK t w t t rk, Hrll ifa r k trt •1 f r * * UW M M9 * JlCorf i iOcl i t i. PrtO f lti . Bjr e Th j n t .t l ronp . Infln t of * ! \Wboojiltn Oou f h, l l ronnfiHU »ni A i thm * . i « * mai« • ad t* t ( Ju nmimptlon In Hut u tt rt, *n1 • i ur « r t lltf l» » ( T * n»»d t lt if r i , Uo i ionn * . You will mo the • * ¦ •* \ t *n t nHt>Qt h U «T \kV t nt vhi ti r t\ nt> **, a « U t>y «« »! <[¦ i r iir«l i »ft, l. « ' ir* t) < JHlM , C 0 t «t t Us>ii d |I M < the Mext MOIIN t NO V FEFL nnUlHT AMD NEW AND MV COMPLEXION ID UCTTCH , Mr ilfwit o r ««r i It n ri « gt m tly nn llm ntnntiirh , l lv o rniut Iui U h < >'h. (iii>I U h iiiiti\ » nt lf.Ki.ttvt> , 'rtiw itf l ttk l a inniln rrtnu Imrt w , ft mll»ttu i ' t M « m\ii*u «« All rt niHHlfiUii n nHiit Uku ftnrt i \MnyoH nt n7U T n uoitriM 'irHfM lt.Mi iir yntiriulilrvi a ror /i tt u i Ami i lo. 'b/iAio i i \n »omvAji »» Lv i iOV f W.V t / . COAL. have Cor au l e nil (he bfht grades o T Coni , and n ci ' at llic lowe s t price t Sivv hint a call land be co i ivinccd. P ^ a ano ib o .iL ' . u i io ^ ttr . »cc. I2tI , ^- SS». ¦ E. WAPE. ' tl ^OT a^^ HAIR BALSAM BWPJM BwR j flpi CTt x Tur * tv i d Loftut i flf i the hair. > HBBWsaBH * 'Wi r io muiti t\ ta i urUnt Rr u wl H. ¦B o f t tMBBn *JK C 2f «T« r F n Ma u* Xtr i toro Onr g flffl W KB tf BC E»ir to lis Ytmtitru l Gator. mt » i l flf (in * n IBw C um fenlp dl t r ^ iw i Hi liMr KWSjaT . IJ M ^ IBH ^ V WB . ftTiftg l.Wat l>ni p i« t i • Th » ConsuiY s ptlve nnd FoeWo ana in whi» •n fTi rrrBmnliBnHln f diM ft iM i hoalil R if l U r ti cr' si Q t ve a r Toal t . Iieui-Mth a wortlCoiiek, Wnl Limp*. n t blSfW fet - •M fc 'Mti aH , rtra u l t wn klo n , Jtlioum a tUin 4 n u 1' aln. «B5S f L HINDEROORNB * Tlmwlf mre ni r ffbrOnma, aVw ftirp a ln. lUku v a tl t r o t w*T. HcU , a l l* r »it r\ t u. The Hassan rra s t Company 101 Broailffaj , Bri'»Ulyn , N. Y. •JAP ITAIj $500 , 000 Iut o xe s t allo w f < 1 r n. ..i.i ' j Itlimc a , uiii l spvci a rat *s en deposits tor a « i > i i!tlied timu Authorised hy Ihw tu set as exrcutn r. admlui s . tratnr , O uardiuu , Trusts- , Hccoiv u r , Vltml aud T ra nB t rr A g nit u s d n s lU g Ui rnr cj Pti u l i s rnd Bonds j Is a legal d ^ tisltnry lor Trust Fucd n a od for monry a paid Inlo court Loans mnda on as s l g nre o nt of B ^o d s imo nort cages , or tber approved pollute! sis. .Vlll last lbs ouslrKl j of T i fal and P r rsnr.n Moorltles. Amounts of Religious and rtnnorfll o nl In- stitutions , B ooI s iIni siul liidiridual . s nllcitoit . ObeoVs on this rompsny ar e paid through Uik Naw York Olr - ar i n g llmno, Tslaph o ns , Utlt) Willlaninlmrgh. A. 1). WillJRl.OOK , r rfsW« f iil ¦VVItUAM DICK . I - , , . ,, „ JOHN THUHI.OW ,) ^ \\ 1 ' \> ' ' ,, ' n, « - O, F. UioiunmioN , rjp crulnr )- Tl.U HTKKS. Wm. Pi ck, Mi nnie II. V rt blh as A. D. Ba lrd , Jn hii T. Wlll e i t s , Darwin It, Jumss , ( M mrlm ft. Ituwll , H. II, itogerii , Julin Uiuchran , E B. Tultlo , 0 1) . Wnn d , John T ruslow , Win. II \\n\a , Tbomaa P. J lowland , Olio l liioi.r Dltmna J a well , Josep h T, Kunpp, John M cLoiighlln Joel I' , Prr e mnn , V W. Wiinitu r , Wm. P. (Iiini/.on , Borsanl Petfr s , A. II , Whwilnnli , Wat, K. Harwell. K t lwrnl T. Iliilsl. Bio t dw s y Klvvfttrd curs puss tlm i l nor. Telonbone , 111\) \ V illl,,in,bur «li , By! Sarfi sS d Tea f nirtaj (X)iutlMtlua7|UMU>r < x i Oonit i lniinii , tiftviw jKiclnr» ' (U lU. Htui i ii i aiYM, iniuriiUJi T> A (10., lltt W.i A liiHU.N.Y. Cures Sick Heaaacne THE PBGOHIG BAKE Of S ag-llarbor. J. . f . UA« I1SI«* , P ll'lillll KT, II. V, <i< OK, VlOI> I' UI'-ll - VNT 1 i'i U NOia II. l' AUM IJ It , f' AWIIEH. [DUi K j r onp, Ouo sr I' . H' nnimi , f!hns. A, I ' l e -s o n Henty V. O.nik , (liu 0. tLbi n , J. Jay IlarrlMin , II, R Nl f l s ninn , John 11. Illlilrm b , 1 ' rmmls II, J ' n liuur , H, W. NiBoll. l V mnnnls Rsi u iriil limiting IiuhIiiuss. ll.ind.. and Kto o ks lio i t «l it and sold, Not belli); Hulled lo .hit srieelnl l i rstirli , Lul tlio roiip llly sijlil|i|inil |o Unillo nil Irit iiklirlieii a III tlio lino of liiinHn i ; hiiI briil: (irn|{ s , It tsllolis aoeounts and Iui s Imusii wllli full a i suniiide of ability to hWb entiro m t tisfnntlnn. liu j ulrlfis will roc n lve pniiiipt attiutlmi nml lo ohfiorlu l ly s ns w ere r l . Jlanl i lnv hours i tl i. u. to II !• . m. Ji2 f t Notice of Dissolution. No llfn Ishoniliy rI . mi , thnt the pnrlnri v lil p lately anbslslln R fislwonii J, A, Wu -i i. I , nnd II l' rank Fl n rri s , under I b n linn miuiii of ,1, A. We s niil A 0o „ was dl s .nlveil on tlm 17lli d«v of De i einhiT, 1HHS , h y niiilij iioiii.mii, All at. 1 >t• < owllilt to tlm nnld piirtiiurnlil p nro lo bn r > '«.|vnil hy Ono , 0, ll ay iuir , Ally fur J. A, WmmiI A. On , it bis oftlce , B,i« ll„rl ,ur , > i, Y., nml nil i b n' -u udit on thn sa id pnitmirihlp nro In bo priiiiiuieil to Win tor rwyiiMi nf Dated l)oo, 17lh , U VJ, , JOHN A, WI'HRI ' . I . , II. I'JIANK IIAKhld ,
