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1 3f* S *J Tg GOB . ' - Ayi ^S B & XD N ATIVE LAX B - \ S ^ T -^ v S^ tS ^'S b ? t ^ ta L j iJi rf of the M^^ g^ yn'T T g ^ B S& | TreEiperancie Union of Bj?\ ^ AJl ttjg ^tegB^^ Kn.icu ' .iuiis s uo a Jd be ad- ^ • ' j ; dre sS ru . s S E n H H S' «f t uis departmeut and ^^p. f zi b j usi ^ fe f i 1 * S5Bs rearli the •. \ it -e fo r pi & li - ^^ y T^ «aU<» WK*^ <lair. orTc esda.v at ii>r latest. ( [ g Sl j H H ^ PFVeary in i vel l <2uin;. r , for in |§l§ ^ da M—fisoa. y s shall rea p if ve faint 3 p 5 - \Oa l y after harde s t slriiins 5?\ \ \ - . Cometh sweet and perfect rest , & :. ' ¦ ' life is foinid to be worth livin g - •= , ' - ' To ihs one who does iu j be?:. \ ?- - The l>irih j uaee of tas r is E gypt, A ~ - . 'D' papy rus has been ilii t -ov e r e d oa v. -hich ; ; - a father r e j.roa ches his son for louog- ;- - injj abou t in taverns and drinking too ^ . , much beer . From the Egyptians the i ar t of brcsving beer descended to the &iiiopians. . The ictern * I re venue de - .art inents 1 _ -• ' repo rt for tie year endin g .lane 30th , ;- ¦ shows that 25 , S 0 0 JX H) i - anvis of beer ^ were manufactured in the Uni ted ¦ ; - . S tates during 1SS9 , an increase of €0 - -: \ ¦ - \ per cent over 1 SS2- New York made , I \ '- - § , 300 , 000 or one third of the entire f- . - - _ amount , and l ' eun - .y!r a u ia 2 , - r > 59 .522 : _ ¦ . barrels Es timating the populat ion of | -- \ the country a t bu t ~ OJ .QL>J. Q00 en<ing h j / of the beer was brewed durin g th e last | year to furnish 200 g lasses to each j . man , woman and child. \From one end of the Turkish Em- pire to the other , \ says the Rev. C. F. ^ ^ _j Morse , \ t here is not a grog-shop lep t b y a Mohammedan . \ Another writer in speaking of India , says: \Lt o nor- shops , many and increasing, carry ¦ ¦ -: - . their enrse more and more , in sp i t e of Hindoo and Mohammed an reli g ious ob- ject ions , into the homes and lives of \ these peop le. \ Tue reosoa wh y Mo- hammeda ns are more tempera te than Christians is because the former make its part of their rel i gion. The K ey. I)r 51 cGlrnn spoke recent- ly at the Amp hion A s =- e i» W y Rooms , und er the ausp ices of the young men ' s Temperance Lea gue. H« said in sub- stance: \Your obje ct is a laudable one. Tour aim is to make men more manl y. Surel y a minister of the Gospel should never be unwilling tc speak a word in the cause of temperance , the bulwark of the na t ion and laid do w n b y the word of God in both the old and new Testaments - the di gnity of manhood \ ~ - fe lowered by in toxicants. Drunken- ness makes men more con temptible than the brut e s of the creation . It re- • / n i res no den j on ^ iraiion to show that J- nearly all the crim es commit led are i. attributable to drunk enness. How raan v men have Wen drai n ed down like Lucifer f rom Heaven by drunken - ness? How many ba ttles bav o been los t- throug h it? How many thousand lives imperilled? There are skele tons iu the clo s et s of many families, and they are to be accounted for b y the use of intoxica ting li quor . Drunkenness is the sole cause of sin and misery. \ Dr . i lcGl ynn spoke for more than an [ hour , was listened to at tentivel y and \- frequentl y a pp lauded . !\ - ' \ . ' . The Loyal Tem perance Leg ion meets ' . every Fri S ay afternoon a t two o ' clock . One of our whi te ribboners writes: I bad living in my family a young - . girl who was a tten ding the public r - school , and who became very much in- • ¦ - . teresied in .tb a subject of temperance : >- after listening to 31rs. Douglas ad- P r; dress to the school . She wanted to sign »¦ the ' i P l ed ge , but seemed fearful of ior- ^^^ e tfiing, ho wever sue reasoned in this ^^ Evay. '•When 1 go home , and fa ther I ^ P & as eider i don ' t mean to take any. and if I sign the pled ge now I shall be used \ to it and will be t ure no t to forget. \ ^ . Brookl yn has fined a ci gar dealer 5 o 0 for selling ci gare ttes to a boy un- der sixteen years of age. m w m m ' f Lm /Warmly Dl t cas u d at the Katlonal Edu- ca tional Ae*oclation * vMeettag. XASBTOiE , Tenn. , Jul y IS. —Tha second day ' s meetin g of the N ational Educational afcocU ticn was began at 9 a. m. There was a large attendance of teachers and educators . Henry A ., Wise , of Baltimore , read a paper c p o a the in troduction of m s nn nl training at tie present tiin a into the public schools . The que s tio n of denomina tional schools was taken up, and Bishop John J. Keane , of Washing- ton , read a paper prepared by Cardinal Gib- bons upon th e question , \Should Americans Educate their Children in Denominational Sch o ofof Bishop Keane afterwards read an aide f aper of his own on the same subject , taking the position that Christianity was the basis of all true governments , and should be incu l cated uurin g the period when chil Jren were nt leading t chodL ilr. EJwin D . Head , of Boston , said that the ar guments advanced b y Card inal Gib- 1*j U* iii the magazines in favor of the non- int erference of tho itate with the family in the matter cf education was only a device to damage the state ' s au thority in public op in- i n , to the end that the Koman Catholic chun.ii especially could take chargi when possible. He ' said tie p lan of the .Romish church wes to compel aU Catholics to with- draw t iieir children from the pab l ic schools to parochial schools , where they would be tau g ht the doctrines of the church. Such a system , he said , would not be tolerated in America . Bishop Keane replied , and denied Mr. M ead s a?se rt i ou that the pope or the Ro man Ca t h i l ic church was seeking temporal power and the control of schools. Both oddres-e- were forci ble and were heartily applauded. J THE jl PAROCHlM. SCHOOL QUESTION THE BAR WILL CELEBRATE The too th Anniversa ry of the Snpremt CourVm Or g anization. Ai* i XY , Jnly IS. —Elliot P . Shepard of- fered u resolution at a meetin g of the Bai association that steps be taken lookin g to a fitting celebra tion of the 100th anniversar y of the In stitution of the judiciary depart- ment of the national government by the or- gani x atiun of the supreme court on the first Tuesday of February, l T iKl , iu the city of Xr» York . Tne resolution authorized the appointment of a ccnmiittee of arrangement s to arrauge for the celebration. It wa « adopt ed. A re s olution by Mr . Choate providing that the di s trict committee of the Bar association in each district throu ghout the state be re- quested to fumi i h to L . B . Proctor before X o v . 1 a lis t of all practicing lawyers in th eir nspet' t ive districts , t i- gether with each one ' s a d dress , was al * o adopted. DELIBERATELY SHOT DOWN. TXie l>c« U of an ln « ai , e Man at Cumber- land , IU I- Woons a ic ket , U. L , July l i —D s nnii Jl yan , an unmarried farmer , 40 years o f age , was f= t tj«lly shot by Salaam Cook , on the C. W . CV - ok farm , in Cumberland , four miles from h ere, liyau was at work cutting grass wld rb. lie purcl ^ ised , when Coot , it i d a U e g cd , appn a - h- i l throu gh a str ^ p of woods and tak- ::: ^ -ie : - i -a t e aim fired , hit tin g Kyan IU the ab l eiu. - ii . C t :k then fled. Th' v:cti!ii was tak en to his home where he Ik 1 - in a pr : eariou? rx«i , i.ti< > n. Cook is un- d . ' uM'-d l y msane . He has I x -en in an asylum two or three times. G - ok , it is said , had pr e viously msd? a i lc^ at t - i s lu o t any one • ¦\ h« ai t- :;: p:oJ to cut the grass. CVVers T h reaten to Strike . rirr?srr: <; . Jul y IS. —The convention of orpm:z - .l r.u i uaor ^ aiur. - d cokersatEverson j - nss>l reso i uii ens severel y criticizing the f jv r a f«rs f. r their indifference to the p lea of the cokf-r s and because nf their refusal to h oi j a conference -with organ izations on wage que s t ici i s. Tiie coke workers ask for a con- ference on Jul y 27 . and say if the operators t r r.or * the demand they wiil call on all work- ers to lay do wn their tools and quit work on Angc s t 1. The cokers demand the scale of w a zei prep ared en April 13 , with few e x cep- t: \iis. The additions to the scale are: B l ack- - j-i ' J hs , c ^ i«>0: carpenters . S 2.25 ; hel pers , Si. S5 , and car gr. ' asers , $1. 75. Tlie \K lertrorutlon \ Reference . X ew York , Jnly IS . —Yesterda y in the now famous \ el ectrocution \ reference Francis U* . Jo n c-* . the chief electric f ftn of the Postal TeJ e- T -inh c - . - mp a ay, was cross-examined at .r;: g \ :i . ilr. J ones has a theor y that the is ' eo-iduei or iu the human body was the r . -il:ne fluids . Take this away and no attrac- t s - n fcr electricit y remained. He said the rcai - 'tance of \he hmnan skull was very s re. - . r . It varied considerabl y . In relating the f h. - cks he had received Mr . Jones said that the hi-hest shock he had ever e x per - k' ti ce - l was S 50 volts. He was severel y burned i n the ihig < n> and small holes were visible in the t kin . Romeo U n ed a Shotgun. Philadel phia , Jul y IS. —Michael Vino poii and Maria Ciabrado , members of a colony of J: s lii;n l e r ry p ickers near \ i ' atertord t H. J., elcr - ed . The g irl' s father and bis friends pursued and overtook the fug itive coup le , and as the father was about to chastise V.nopo; i the latter shot the old man in the thi g h , inflicting a jrobably fatal wound. The wounded man ' s friends then fell upon Vin opoii and beat him so terribly that he W iil probably die . Decid ed In Phelpi ' Favor. ' S i t Toes , J uly is. — la the supreme court J Jud ge Barre tt has dismissed the suit of cer- r tain hold ers of scri p of tha Se w York and [ Texas Land company against William Wal- > ter Fhel ps and ether trustees of th at oom- 1 pany to compel the proceeds of sales of land to be ap plied to redemption of scri p. The conrt decides tha t the scri p holders have no claim upon , such proceeds. Germa aj - Warns Italy. j Behiav , July ia—The North German Ga- zette takes the occasion of the riot caused in Pa lis last Sunday b y the display of an Italian flag to remind the Italians that their int«rests ar e with German y, and not France. Wi ped Ont by Fire. Water loo , la., Jul y 18 . —Dispatches from Shell Bock , la., say that place was destro yed b y fire durin g the ni ght 2 f o particulars have been received. —Best goods for the least money at Gerber s. The t an. n r Con g ress at Paris. Pa s js . Jnly IS . —The lal n. tr congress , which is in s ession here , comp l eted its organ ization. A Cemsne, of France , and Brown , of Ameri- ca , were elected joint presidents . Mr . Bowen , en behalf of tho Knig hts of La l or of Ameri- ca , arge d the necessi ty of severel y punishing emi gra tion agents guil ty of dishonest mis- representations . The chief difficult y which the labor organizations of America encou n- te:ed arose , he said , from the endless in f lux ot emi gration. Six Misti n g Sailors Rescued. Bosto .n , July IS . —The fishin g schooner Julia E. Wbalen has arriv ed here from a entire , having on board six of the lost fisher- men from the fishing schooner Edith , before rep o r ted. They were p icked up in three dories jfonday mornin g s ' xty miles from Hi g hland Li ght They are Jerry Cantv , John Baker , J . McCarth y, M. Cody, P . Fla- herty and a man named Shea . This leaves six men nnnceo u nfed for . Runaway Cars Run Down , Passenger Train. MAXV AKE KILLED AM) IXJUREl JL Terrible Panic Among the Pa i Mncei \Who Saw the Runaway Cars Comln Sown I' lion Them at IJ c htn l ng Speet How the Car * Started. Shauok i. v , Pa., July IS. —A fri ght ful ax cident occurred on the Lehi gh Valley rax road , a mile east of this city, b y two ru t away core colliding with a passen ger trai l The Killed and Injured. The followed named were killed: Aaron Shi pe , single , a carpenter at Hick ory Swamp colliery, crushed between th tanks of the locomotive and p latform of th car . John Roush , married , carpenter at Hick ory Swamp The wounded are as follows: Norton Weaver , legs and face fearfull ; lacerated. \ Levi Allbright , head cut and leg broken. Irwin Kashner , both legs broken and heat «nt John Baker , slate p icker , shou. 'der broken Unknown Hungarian woman , leg anc wrist broken and head badly cut James Hodge , leg broken and face cut Patrick Britton , legs frightfully mang led will probably die. Mike Britton , back broken; supposed fa tally. William Lindeman , conductor , bruised about body and face cut Eng ineer Albert Reed , legs injured , face and head badl y cut Michael Gable , head cut and badly bruised . Mrs. John McHug h , serious internal in- juries. John Miller , Polander , collar bone broken. Joe Fredericks , back broken ; will die. Jacob K ul p , head , face and legs cut and bruised. John Darott , legs mang led . John Thomas , jaw fractured and face cut H e Saw the Cars C o mlii j ; un i l Jumped. The passenger cars were leaded with nrin- j rs , s!ate pickers and women. At Coal Ku o s witch the road branches on to the main Hue . which had heretofore been hidden b y a chain of mountains. After tho train gained th t main line a miner sit ting on the rt nr p lat- form saw t. ' ie t wu runaway cars dashing dowr the track at li g htning spued . With a cry ol warnin g ho jumped off , and rolled down ar e mbankment iu safety. Then Flagman John Dietz f ollowed and place - 1 a number of rail- road ties t u the track , throu g h which thi ^ ai - s passed like a shot. A Fr j e l ilfu l Panic Atuonir I' a ksencer *. By this time tee inmates of the two pas- s«nger cars , which were literal l y packed , be- held the dan g er , and a wd i jceue of c o nfu- si on ensued. A s l niultuue v Us rush for tht doors Was made . A fe w succeede d in gaining the platforms and , sa!e:y jumped off; then t jam occurred in the doorway. A number es- caped throu g h the op Vn windows n n « l rolled down a s leep emiankment. Mrs. John Mc Huj i b , abuntto becomea mother , li a j ^ lfroiL her seat and shouted to the men in the rea l car: \Clear the way for me. \ Instantl y tin :i k - ji who were fightin g lii c o demons to £ <•; out cleared a jw ^i go way, throu gh which the woman ran out f v> tl:e p lH tform and jump ed off the flying traiu into the c i vek . A second later the crash raise, Af :er the run- away cars struck they j a s>ed throu g h tht passenger cars like a bullet , the coal flying al r ju i like a bat tery of Catling guus p laying on reg iments of massed troops . l !* * movii!Ej the Head and \Wounded. The scene that followed was terrible . AH this time the wrecked train ke ; »t the track , and rushed on to Luke Fiddler station with ii ghtning -like swiftness , two miles down the line Then the eng ine left tho track and the cars telescoped. Here is where the most damage was done. After the vast clouds of dust cleared away the work of rescue com- menced , and in an hour the dead and wounded were taken out How the Runaway Cars S tarted. The cars \ that caused the wreck started from the Excelsior collier y , two miles east of Coal Run switch. There were four cars >ta n ding on the siding below the colliery, end it is supposed that some boys , in order to cbtaia a ride , uncou p led the two and loosened the brakes. When nearin g a patent switch leadin g to the main track the brak es were put on , but tb .3 biys being unable to ti ghten them enough became fri g h tened , jumped i .ff and took to the woods. Wr e cking crews are now on the scene ot the disaster and will have the rood open for traffic by morning. The railroad will sus- tain a loss of $15 , 000 . Youn g Mrs. l ll al n e Interviewed. >\ E W YoEE. July IS. —Mrs . James G. Blai u e , Jr., is at Point Lookout cotta ge , ad- joining the Long Beach hotel , preparing fo t her debut on the stage iu October next . In an interview s he esplained that she was going on the stage to earn a living for herself and little bo y. H er going oa the stage , she said , was not a new idea , and she had si gned a con tract with Mme . Modjeska and Mr. Froh- mau to co vera period of four years before she and young Blaine were married. They lived happ ily together for a time , though she did not alt o gether give up her dramatic asp ira- tions . Just now she did not care to discuss her doni i -lic troubles. Mrs. Blaine ' s only ex- perience on the stage was in an amateur opera performance. Britishers Invade tbe Whisk y Field. C hica go , July IS. —The representative of a British syndicate in this city has ju-t com- pleted a deal for the purchase of all the land , buildin gs and brick belon ging to Wahl Brothers , of Bine Island , for f 150 , 000 . The syndicate will immediatel y proceed to con- struct additions to the pr esent buildin gs and convert tho bi g brickyard info a model dis- tillery equal to any in the west The new- comers will not join the whisk y trust and a livel y war between Eng lish and American ap ital will be the result •S yracuse ' * Benefactor Dead. SrKACCSE , X . T., July IS. —John B. Bur net one of the most prominent citizens of this city, is dead . He was born in 181S and grad - uated from Union college fn 1S3S. Three years ago he donated to the city 115 acres of land for a publ ic park , naming it Burnet park in memory of his father , Mai Hoses De Witt Burnet A FRIGHTFUL A CCIDENT. RECORD OF THE CLUBS. n xTIOSXS. l i AGCE. O uus . W. L . P.CM Clubs. W . L. P.Cfe Boston « 21 .C S C Chicago .. .SI 35 .470 New York.. 39 S3 . C S Pittsburg...25 33 .403 Clev eland...40 23 .588 Indi' nap - lis .24 39 .SSI Philad ' a . .. 86 23 .5S4|Wash , ton...l9 42 .311 ivmiris ASSOCIA TION\ . . W . L .P. Ct.1 Yf . Jj. 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' ^ f' - - - : W *t e h- H3! is ataated on the lO r eat South. Ba ^ ^ JK ssi wftMn 25 micntes * sail of P»t ehogn< : aai from the elevated position , com mand i * &» . Tie»r of Pasch ogne , Blne ji oin t , Say J- riSa; Bsy pori , \ and Bell port . A splendk |6 a di for Batiim r sup plied with all faciii - ~ &B reqaiste fo Comfort , Plessare and Ceo. rnsrieoe e . Ie is & p lace to be sought b\ >To s riSK , Picnici ens and Eicnrsionists ' - U S S oi-D t iscmg. ' M usic to order. Boae , ) ' c « i be procured at the Mascot Housl 3 ^ trTM ^ m» - and Say ville ?*vflioa at al ^ aorxrs, ni g ht ts day- ¦ . - - \ ^ ¦¦V'Bt & eshiseDts of all Mn ds. Si ite i or Firr. — Roast Clams , Clam :<Snrwda , Bam—Ck3d£ad F Tisd , H&m and J Cg ja , H a c£Sc & vblc£ % Broiled Chleh e a , C2«m Fritt ers , G t as S ried , Fish , Tea. sad j08B » - ; r -t f c i* p \ j ri5 ; _ -- . i- - \ _ ' \ \ ' - - \ - \ ¦ ' ¦ ^ Oa fe e A orti Ee«i- x nackai js of O othin e Oocartw t as eb y pro r mt - pr a perty aol j •-— ' —.— 3 1 oxic . The nat n ra l food of the nerve s , con centrate d and artificia llv digested , \ to support them nnder ph ysical and men- tal overwork , or when the stomach is d ys peptic . . We agre e io forfeit $5, 000.00 , to anj reasonable request , if we cannot show this food has cured thou sands of women of the terrible tire d , nervous , exhauste d feelin g; saved thousands of drunkard s , and recovered a large numb er of eases : of insanity and hel pless paral ysis of longstanding, when caused by mental overwork ormalnutriiion of the nerve s. Its fame is a subject for discussion on both continents. Watch fcr frauds. Genuine Moiie ¦sold by the , g lass is now poured direct- ly into your g lass from the regular Marie bottle , -which has- Dr. Thqjnp- son ' s si gnatu re up the bottle neck and over the cork. - \So - S yn ^ r for \ Soda Focntaira a i ld. \ ; \ . - ¦ ¦-?¦ - Moue Sszrz W ooia Co ^J ; r r s ^ ;• . • ' - Lowell , V mss. ^H For sale it Pu i aiini ' a Phannacy. ; \i is . . BE. J, A, HATS, SURGEO X and MECHANICA L Be -a tlst , BLUEPOIN T , L- I. Office Hours from 9 until 5 o ' clock Teeth ' e x lracted FREE OF UHAJJGE EVERY SATURDAY from 9 un- t 12 o ' clock , , ^ I d Ber l isiiij/ is tne oil io/ic/1 the tradesmm put in their tamps. They that are tmu rt si > put no oil in. Mi a ocffaneou s . I. H. GREEN , JR. ' ARCHITECT , GREEN'S BUILUINO . MAIN STREET. S A - Y TT XI i Xi I EI -X . . X. i John Holmes, Invent or au fl Maker of Piah A<piarli i m». House Kclioo l housn . Cliu rcli and 8Ulp ventilators, and Ulilmuey Tops , Furn ace and Stove-l'i p o Heg Uter Dampers tuoucstlu the world , JOU S H OLilE B , Ha> Shi,\ . L. 1. 0 has. W. Putnam , Licensed Pharmacist , SAYVILLE , L. I. Dealer in Pure Drugs , Medi- cines , Chemicals , Fancy and Toilet A rticles , P e rfum e , etc. Prescri ptions carefull y and ac- curatel y compounded. Sunday hours from 9 to 10 A. M. 12 t o l an d 4 to 5 P. M NIGHT BELL. Thf . \ GOOD ENOUGH \ Kamil t i|I : l fcjtouGj iS M? q 0!L AND GA SOLINE CAN! — VAN! J\\C7t KI 1 0 11V— T ite ginflela Man a fg Co., - Warren , 0, Ev ery family Should Have One No Dro pp ing Oil ou the Floor or Table. Xo r ' aucc t l o Leak or get knocked open lo w -isi c Coiilen l s or c i iise Exp losions. I' ump and C . i n c ir se aiironi. -i n c. i il y A;r Tight . X ^ o Lt tilt o go—> J o K vQporetlon AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE. A Universal Household Necessity, FOK SALE IS SAYVILLE , BY F. GERBER. > Dr. C. L. Furman , Zly ^ I ^i li ^ IM r i Orlice on J lain St., near the Hank . Op«;n at all hours. Fresh Gas every day. At B abylon on Monday ' s T ues day ' s a ml Wednesday s. At Patch ogue , Thursda y ' s Friday ' s and Sat u rday ' s . FATC H OGUK N . Y. The White Mouse. WATER ISLAND. . Will o vien for the reception of Tac liiiD E Parlies and Perma n ciil Boar ders. E. O. RYDER , - - Prop. I Dr.S. W. Longenec 'lver , SU2GS0H AND MECHANICAL li c iij i s l , Dental Parlors and residence Ocean Avenue , Patchogue. D ffice days , Thurs da y, Friday ind Saturd ay. AmityvilJe , i ffice d ays , Tuesday and Wed- lesday. Monday ' s at Dr. J. Hf. Longenecker & Sons , 267 F ulton St. Brookl yn , N , Y. £^ °GoJd fillin g a specialty DR. J. H. HOFFSAfi, D©nf la i t ALDKIGH CLOCK , .MAIN ST. SA YVILLE , L. I. Fi rst-Class work. Satisfaction Guaranteed . THE ^^ TO i LB STEAM Moulding and Saw Mill. TEKKY & KAYNOE , Pro p r ' s. (Succes sors to I. H , Gbxen , J» „) i 4. full line of BUILDING MATERIALS and BUILDER'S HAilD HARD WAKE. White and Yellow Pine Lumber , Oak , Ash , Cypress and Spruce Planking and Timber. ^ ~ Sash , Uh' nds , Doors , Bracke ts and Mouldin g s ari d oilier Turned Work. Those wl i o intend to build will lind It to their adv i iuUK C to give us a call. Yard and Mil! , . . KAl ' VIL ^ K , t. I. i. T. ?XBEX. 125 y , . K . B 4 THOB , S <• v- a „_. n \ - Ilil ^ I \ II W a One 2\ ic. Pack t^ e makes \ > gallons of nost Delicious, Sparkling , Temperanc J eve rage. Streii g tliei is and Purifies tli Hood. Its purity and delicacy of tlavo :omni e iid it (o nil. Sold everywhere. i? F L ~ 5r ii?. If your Drn sy i s t or Grocer fhould no lave in store , ttsk tlic - i u (o set it for you , o end '2\ ie. to the Mnuufncturer and you wil eceivo it by ui &il. CHARLES E. HIRES, IT & ll' . l Arch St., PHILADELPHIA , PA. ~ HUMPHREYS y 1 !>;:, ) U' »i * UKi: W h; , ! X 'iric « :irt . ' Sk:ien i !nvallvand caref ully p rvp n rvtl pr < - > s i:ripi\c>ii * ; used for many j v ars In priva tt * nraet U' p with su ^ cess . untl for over llilr t vyfarsi ] > P(l I » >\ thojM - oi i! . ' . Kvt*r . v s i u^ Jo Sp c - cI H t * Is :i ^ i. « 'i'I a l euro for tht . * ilisea. ** . * nanii u l. Tin-si . - Sj p. 'i ' iiU. - s run * without dm ^ Inj, ' , purg- in g or reluct!! * the syst e m , ; tn < l arc In fac t nml divl t ht' ti overef i ll r e iiHMlirMOl ' th e W ' orl i l. US!' OF I'lUNCU ' .U. NO ^ , CCUK rf . P1UCE3. J t I Fevers , Con g estion, Inflammations.. » *»5 ¦iilW orni- f - Worm Fever , Worm Colic. ..r 2 5 Ht Cryi t iK Colli* , orT t vth l n g of In f ante . 'i . 'S ¦ l3l)j iu - rhen , ot Children or AiluUs * 2 5 Z l)\>putur » GrtvttiK. Mi lan * CoHe.... .ti.t li Choli'rii .>IorInih. Voniitfng • J. ' S \3 Cmii f li H , CoU l . ilr<nictiitf!« * » 5 .S Xcnral Kin , Tov. t haehe . F n eeaelK* ^ 5 J) | T t *iiilu rlip!4< Sick Headache . Yt*r tlj;o a £*9 IU !)> ' f*l»ei» « «in, IiiHous stoinneh . U& II S»i>i>re . ^ ci) i> r) * n}i t f a } l* erjad n ..i£. 'f V2 Will!*!;* * t<M > l * rofus «. i ' t riods *2.5 i :j t* rnii l »-C o ii ^ ii , l'l f ilenU U rcAtl ilii K 2 5 l'f Suit U lie tint, Kr ^ yjpeln. ^ , Kruu t l oas., 14 5 15 ltl n 'iinmtir *ni » Kiieunnirle rain- ' \£i$ SPEC S F8CS l«f l - ' everan d A j u e , Ui llb , Jlalarla 30 1 7J I'ilcM, Ullud or Uleed lii i ? 50 L S lOplit l inlmr, or Sore. or Weat Eyes.50 1 !l j Cntarrh , Intlu c nza , Cold In the Head .50 2 01 Wlioo i>1 iifr Couuh , Violent Cough a . ..50 2 1 BA n tliniR, ^ u ppros ^ ei l Br o athln R 50 221 Ear Siinchnraes f Impaired Hearin g .30 2 11 f S crofula, Enlarged GIam\« . Sw t lllag .50 2.t](>encrnl Uel>ilit y, l'byslcalWcakuiss.. 'SO 'J 5 jIlrn pHy, and Scanty S c c i otlotw 50 ' J Kl. Sca s iclciicss , Sickness from Hiding .50 27 |li .i d iiey Disease 50 aSIXcrvons Dcliili ty Stmlnal W oak- 1 lie s s. or In t 'ol[Hilary H fc ' cliargL'3....I.fl(l a OI So r e Hon til , Canker 50 :jO |I!riuiiry Weal i iies n . vri i ttliie B e d. .30 :11 ll ' aint ' ul 1 ' i - riud M , \ vlth S| « i>m 50 321 l>ini:as«s of the Jinn rt , l ' n l pltallon 1 . 00 : i;t I KnU e iiHy. Spasm . St. Vitus' Dance . .1.00 3-1 S Hi plillieriii. Ulcerated Sore Tliroat. ,, 30 • j 5 t C hroui c < !»n geHtioii. s . t Eru ptions .5 0 Sold by Drug gists, or s ent postpaid on receipt of price, int . HcsinmEYS ' J Ia n ual , (Ul pa ^ es) r ichly l>ownrl in e i orn awl goltl , mailed free. . IIinn lilireya 'MrdiciiicC' o. 109Fulton St.ST. I HU .MPHKEYS' VETEniSAKT SPECIFICS. — Used by nil o w ncr.sof nor .Hoand Cat- lie. A Conjpllnieu fary copy ot Dr. Humphreys ' Veterinary Manual (SCO pages) on treatment and c are ot Dome s tic Animals—Horses , Cattle , Sheep, How nnd Foultr y — Sent free . H ujcmsE v a ' i i e u i c i xe Co., 103 I ' ul tou St., N. y. , The Manhattan KESTAUKANT AND CIG AR STORE. (¦ Smith' s Block , Main St. . 1 JOLTS DeGRAFP - Prop rietor Henr y Fueh sus , H INTEitMPE S HAll j and Kalsominer. j Re s idenc e , on \Lakeland ave. , t Bar r iUe < L. L ^ ! aSORGE T P ALLISER , i ; : ;y : : :- ;:\ , i ' C ;;;Ard»iUcfc , ; -;; . : *•» !« member late flraP» n iMr, r*niMr *<*>, ) - / K yon »» » bb B t to l)iiH4 orin»ke»Dytapr o w. - *£ } ' - nen U In either elty or coan try .it wi ll pw you . ^ £t «S»? oes. etc- Book* on AwhWtare T Q ^ ' ~ -^ M ^a lltoe rt publication s. » yeira o f pnu s tteal t^j ¦ \ V^ J y g t r lence en a bles me, to guaran tee th« Mrt \ - '\ -^ Jci i Eas ° ™? *22'f ' tk AV » . A 4»d tt^ M W l mttm Ka t B t m ik^ - y ^ - > ** - . -wane? % ih fe* mmm rt ^ ' ^ S f ^ , \ «US f l aK M ikw -ir , ^ \ g .t *f miJW ^ - i f i - **** ¦ ^ T r 'ffl3 , 8 M. KARSHIGK , M PRACTICAL TAILOR AND C UTTER. GREEN'S BLOCK , ' SAYVILLE , L. I. SUITS MADE TO ORDER FROM S 1G .00 UP. H i ier Gunncnts in V xovortioxi. A I rd rxe A. ^ nrtr a ent of Goods and Samp les to Select from. GA RMENTS FOR CORPULE N T ME N A SPE C I A LTY. Us o €I - eaiaiia3g and Mepairing Me ally B one. I liave made garments for DEVLIN \ &, CO., for G' en ' einiial Exliibit i on. H - OBEKT MIXLS & SON , SAIL AND AWNING MAKERS , KIVE R STREET , FOOT MAIN STREET , PATCHOGUE , L. I. j I s 'OIlTIIPORT , L. L SailniaUln R ha our special attention. In t b is wo i i er m lt nootlicr to excel , either In the cutting, workmanship or quality of goods. We have nn . l ::::ul some sccui n l-liand sails which we will sell at a reasonable price. Wo have anmnlicri.f sampl es of new and fancy dcslcna of domestic and fore ign awnln c stripes to select from. Also F LAGS MANUFACTURED TO G7 I DER . All work receive our carerul and personal attention. \We also most respectfully call your < tf attention fo a IV ew J ' roeess Invented by us to rend e r sail* and awnin j- s ^ A BSOLUTELY PROOF AGAINST MILDEW. J We will gua rantee sails to which this process ol ours is appplie rt to last frora one to M three years long s r, Saould you ssire anythin s In our lliw , wo uld be pleased to rece lr e ¦ •**«• ROBERT MI LLS A SON. M WM. W. LE0LTJSE , SAYVILLE , Manufacturer and dealer in fine EC J & . & L 1ST 3SS S3 @ 01 all kinds : Hors i -Boots , Whips , Blankets , Sheets , Fly- Nets , so. Harness from $10 p o. My single and double Farm Harness can 't bo beat. Spec ial atWnt i o i riven to rep alqpK . . . LADIES ^ P P S Do l' our Own Dyc f n t r , at Home. Tli o y will dye everj __. ^, . They nresold every- where. Price loo. a packii ^ c. Tliey havenoequ»l for Strength , .Brightness , Amount in Packages or for Fastness of Color, or non-fading Qualities. Th ey donot crocliorsmut; -l Ocolors. i' orsulo by P utnam , tlie Drugg is t. 7 ^ ENDALUS | % \ [SPAVIN CURl#|i Tho Most Sncoe sa fRl- t ieiiic ^ y « v or- d la vw i. ¦ _. cred , as It Is certa in In Its eir e ctsand does \ • - .. not blister. Bead proof below. ¦ - ¦— . KENDALL'S S PAVIN CURE, OE TICE OP C U ABLIS iu SSTO2H. J BR EEDtE. Off I Ct ETELis s > Bay as© T norriso Bees Bosses.) Da. B. J. K e m uu . Co ™ 00 ' ^ N0V - % 1SSi J % ar ^ sirs:I J' avo always pur chns e d your Ken- flail' s S pavin Curo by tho half dozen ' bottles . I W „ < L u ^ J K< \. pr . '? ! !8 . lnl \ r S 0r< l ua \ tlI y- I thick-ltl s one of the best liniments on earth. I have used it ca my stables for thr eo years. Yours truly, Ciias. A. S st s deb. KENDALL'S SPAVIN gyRE. n„ b t r- Brooklyn - , J? . ?. , Novembe r 3 , JESS. SR. B. J. Ke kdaij.Co. - Dear Sirs: I desire to give yon testimonia l of mr good o pinion ot your Kendatl' s Spavln Curo . I huvo used I t for ^ aincness, SUIT Joints and spar ine , an d I have round it j x suro cure, I cordi - ally recommend it to a l i h orscmcn. Yours truly. A. H. Giu j ej s t . Manager Troy l a undry Stables. KENDALL'S SPAWN SURE. n I t B. J ! A S K SS c H c, Coosir , 0 wo ' I,<!& w ' ia8 - Gents: I feel It m y Uuty to say what I havo done with yoor Kendal P s Spavin Cure. I have cure d twenty j flvo horses tha t had S pavins, ten of S i X F -S S i 6 * ? 1210 o m icted with BiV Hca . l and seven of B l tf J o ,tp. Slnto I havohad one of your pooia and follow i il tho directions , I have never ' lost a case of any kind . . Youw truly, Axrnrir Ttm rn n. Horse l > oc:or. KENDALL'S SPAVIN CORE. Priee tt per bottle, or six bottles for «& All Drn R- gl s t s bavolt orean g et it for you , or it wilt ho tent to any address on rece ipt of price by the pronr t e- tor s . D a .a J.K» a n)AU,Co„ EnosburghEalIs , Vt. , SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS: ' KENSINBTOIf HOTEL , SAYVILLE, L I. W. H. HAV / S , - - Manager , Fi rjt- claa* accomi a odatlo B, billiard parlor and all conven iences . Every attention paid to permanent and transeienfc guests. NELSON STRONG CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER S A YVILLE , L. I. — d Carpenter Work of every description neatly and promptly attended to. •r jJW alt . BEER i ¦ U A H ES THE MOST DELI Q f OTia - * ¦-\ H O ME D RINK In the world. It is compact , concentrated , eon* venlent. No s pecial facilities oxo required for its use. S nrlng the hot months It Is tho need of every one to have Just such a coot , refreshing - ' SUMMER BEVERAGE 4 within arms reach. SS cen t bottle * Bi aka IO gallon *. Price UO cu , tide. an d. Vl > ' 4 3» 9 s SH ss sHittBBss9iHHHflHRflR flB niDBi C . L. K AYJMOR , GENERAL Furnishin g Under taker. PRACTICA L ' li SlBALJfl E E,. SAYVILLE , L. I. AllrequoBt s for F U XEKAL, COFFINS . GASKETS. BUBTAL CASES CHAIRS , CARRIAGES . Et o . , Promptly Furui s hcd a t lieaaonable Hates A gent for all kinds of Tomb Stone. T M yl «¦« I saac L. VanVoast, AUCTIONEER . PATCHOGUE , - LON G ISLANL Professional Auctioneer. Satisfactio n Kua r antoe t W/II vi a it tf djoiu j iifir towns. Soadin your ea « ag t tu e n t ah ead. Prompt and reliable - J. B. SW 3E ZS Y , pUers a l a a - e list of pro perty about the Island. Send for ca talogue. Special induceme nts In Ule Insurance . Mre Iiisu ra iice at low rates for any Information on th e above call on or ad- ¦lrejs. J. U . Kwkiky , Real Estate and Insura nce Agent Pa tta sf se . L.LN. 7 . ' WW EXCELSI OR ~ BOTTLING COMPANY , HAWKINS & WEEKS , Props., BAYPORT , L. I. Manufacturer! of Carbonated beverages , such * s soda , sarsaparilla , glu c c r ale and pear elder All orders promptly excuted and g oods delivered free of charge . In addition to the above we keep manufactured and fresh ail popular min- eral waters In siphons. t »~ 0ur wagons run dally, and families have only to leave orders with our drivers to have them promptly attended to. Private parties should ordera little In advanc s so as not to conflict with our regular trade. CLEANLINESS A SPECIALITY. 8Ssr \ We wish to inform tli e pub- lic that ve have entered tiie GOAL & WOOD BUSINESS and are fully prepared to supp l y every*ne villi coal at Eea§'03iajbk > : -Prices. Give us a call. Oak and Pine Wood delivered to any point in this section. t f >S ^ * J -- * -* . 'H'> I'll *-v OW.» .. 1* I.'i - .V /. « • nt. S>2f \3& \&- - U ra t lit YnilMjr . Wf i i. !.iidi <- . T«. . a v n- ^ 5L ff ^*Pe r > . ^ ' u.ii;r.t s , m Mi;,;.;U'r. . . i:i. - . - .(. - il i r-'li u t y fi*- a n iir « \ i - iit m l nr i ! ;n* , t i . A l . - . w n : v , :l;n v -A hi. 'tl r: ? .st c ' iiiil mi.ss:,»ns. * - i:>i - !n-ivi . :i - ri - i :nr > . i5 U t t t i y n credit. : ^ ~ S e mi i - >r t -!rL - ul:u . -ii.fl ter. ' iia. P. W . Z l EGUi: a CO.. VZ O C lic t t. -a t S C. fliitar J a.. Pa. B O OK AND STATIONERY STORE , B abylon , Post Office J S- 23- \ W 0023, Successor to.\. E Hawkin s , Books of a ll K i nds , Marcus Ward' s and Crane ' s Cele b rated Linen Pa p ers , FISHING TACKLE In great profusion. Croquet Sets , Lawn Tennis and Archery . Bicycles, Velocipedes, e(c. etc. Jeremiah Ho fr bins Succes s or to Fishel & Robbi ns. [Mens ' fine Pnriiisxiin grs. ;¦¦ - : ' ' ' ¦ Ladies & Children ' s i^i 1PI7 MM 1 K P ( ^ L - S 1 J ^ iyi' Jli ^ ' ' ™ | , Men ' flV j Onstom J t Si tf des ^ to * order a K-iJ^ . ' i{' 8 p«Bial|l3r ^ - \ HATS CAPS. ij PH i m M m mM \ M : sW:\ ' : P. WHEIAN, A2fD LANDSCAPE GARDENER , The lay ing out of grounds , the p lanting ol trees. Also have on han d choice se- lection of leidtog Plants At the owest market price . All orders by mail promptl y attended to at the shortest notice. . Mali Slreef. fa Foxier Avenue S^^ Sv iL--ft4 * To st oncc « ' B tu L i i» t Ij| II U IT S ^ 'f j # ra ft Er -rrBM\' \ ^ ia aU p*\ -* . ^ PfiPP RVJ t\ 2m f T ** *V Mwt :,ai:ia Z our inaehintt X XLLjJJ M J S ttS 30 f - J j Sr' 11 \ ^ y 0t H J « w hem lUa?aup U con m« v * * t *tM riu- . -u s v liln« nude In fcf i rS^ iT * ' ff&C fi fe»*»« \ o ild. w tiU s.l the BlUct i mrnli. Br* ^v i » <f »ni 4l . v e H Ui « lw • « -«! I ' rcc i romii ltia | E?.l - f a p' . ' Y |» ^ igJ5\«aeofoui - 'Co5iJy mid v sI um UIc ntt S KS fll' t I wW S ll ; ,ni|:Ics - ' '\'\Wi i w ri t fciliaivou Sf ll ^ fi \ j &* i J£™ .V*\ ov » \ w»a i vt >*a i j, iu i (« »se k - Iio - aj I* ^^ . ^ yy , J v to ' - v n ii M ^ i>«r huiiic, «inl»flrr 3 •• ^^ S f J » *% * 5JL ^ rV , Vnmnths oil . »l t a l l hi - ruine y wr o » r u ' jf Jwtt ^ Ve * * %J r firu '\' rt ' V ' ' ^ \ fc f* F wat l m a tl i iiic fs S J ' S ft * - ^ ^ Y ^ . Z o n \\ ' f a H *r l ite SillC O| * p t tvl t t i , A / ^ Vt f ft^3^^» L«\ W cl i bs vc ru!i ii u i: (jc f< rrr- i> atfiits ' / '^ Sft ^ 5 ^^^^^ T j r .m »mt»t*oW r. >t |i!H:S , vviihlhfl - t fzLZ\ J > 3^ , - ^^ , fcat*afhj)>cm J i , c.«l t ,r.w « cl|f for ' e L 2iPft - ^ iSS. & • » .¦«>. lie» t , «T o u pcflt,mo«t ttie- ittru HlJP m£ a} * tt * rW - 1 * ln ^« wo hj . ah u .- . ¦ r f * fc * ¦ . • ¦fafc fr w - . ^^ «l » l ul rfqulro d. Plain, brtcrin i trn cila o s ptea. . * J Ti o w m hn »rri(o to tis «t encfl Cin it- cu re i rt r c l ho be i t *e *rinjr>m«cbin e la ih« world , nod tb a - T iC Vt, A. C O.. Ift«SL 140. AMzumt a * Maine * Robert R. Holmes , General li l acbsmithing, Car- riage and Wagon Ironing , and Finishing. CENTRALISLIP , L.I. Horse Shoeing,a Specialty. G H^ Orders promptl y attend- ed to and satisiaction guaran- teed in every instance. ADVERTISE IN ^ ANLV ] SUBCR I BE F OR The News. IT IS TM£ U S T «Uf HM. < Babylon Business. ' MASON & HAMLIN , ;i J|llfU Jh WI^ Wm. f Wi & M ' w S & - ORGAN? AND PIANOS Sol d for casli , Easy payments or rented. SEND FOR CATALOGUE S. S. BALDWIN , Gen 'l Agent , Main Street , - - - - Babylon. S . i T . NOE , Local A gent , Sayville , Long Island. CAPI T A L $25 , 000. SO UTH SIDE BAN E o f Bay Shore , N . Y. n. M. RAVEN , Pre sident and Cashier. T. O. SMI T H , Vice President OFFEEIK Q DAY—FRIDAY. DISCOUNT DAY-SATURDAY DIBECXOKS : R. M. Mont c omery, Edw 'd. B, Unde rhlll T. O. SmttU. H . W . Bre w ster , Josiah Kobbln s , E. J. Rediugtou , Wm. Nlco U , J. H. Do xs ee , Morris J. Terry , Joseph \Wood , K. M. E aro D. ROBERT NUNNS CONTRACTOR & BUILDER , SA Y VILLi ; , L. 1. Carpenter Wort ol eTery descript ion E e a H y ana -romD I Lrat t caaca to. \ Geo. W. Clock , V. S., ISLIP, I.. I. Lame or Diseased Animals treated in thi most seie ntifiio manner and satisfaotioi guaranteed or no char g e. C.F .Smith , V.S . C u tcho j me , L. I. AUCTIONEER Horses Boarded and Educated Wm. Allmemdliiag e r , BOOT S AND SHOES , Made to Order Repairing neatly and reasonab ly done. Custom work a specialty. Satisf a ction (luaran tee d. I study to please everybody. Ruhber boots ball-soled or repaired. Orders attended to at short notice. f' m ii f iM i A v.. S nvvilln f . T iin n r \ l:iin w umioneers. Oilers all kiuds of REAL ESTATE For sale and to let. MONEY TO LOAN On Bond and Mortgage . FIRE AND LIFE J 'laced in lirsl-elass companies. —ALS O— GENERAL AUCTIONEER S ayville , L. I. 111 1 GAFl , 155 L A ^ v T RENGE St. , Ke s ir Fnlton St ., BBOOKIA ' N Opposite Wcchsler & Abraliain a . . .— A FIRST CLA S S OY S TER •:AND CHOP HOU SE. REGULAR DINNER , 12 M.to 2 P. M. Clio k- e nraiid s or Ales , Wines , Liquors and Ci g ars . Handsomely furnished rooms. Walter W. Green , Prop. Formerly of Sayville. DR. 6. W. GILBERT , Veterinary Sar g - eoE ^ BAYP ORT, L. I. In Sayville every day at Kluassmi ' s Drug Store , from 10 to 11 A. j\ I . Residence at Bayport SEYMORE BURB , OAKDALE FLORIST , OAKDALE , X. I. A variety of flowers for sale . With the purchase of 10 flowers I g ive one , Cabbage p lants 40 cts. per hundred , Tomato p lants ; 10 cts. per doz. and 15 cts. in pots per doz. Also Pepper Plants and Bedding Plants. Call and see me be- fore purchasin g elsewhere. SEYMORE BURR , OAKDALE , L. I.
