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; If it is a. fact i__t_bout nine tenths - ¦ of the crime committed iu our land - h as its ori g in in mm , t hen may i t not : - _ \ be in order to ask tbe question , '\Who is responsible for this immense amount of eri r i i e? \' Are the men who drink ^ ; and commit these crimes responsible? r- ~ . Are tie men who sel l strong drink r e- ~ s ponsible? Are the men .vho petition , \ ¦ j ir a y in ? that license be - rant ed to sell r - Sstrong drink responsible? Are tbe men who enact laws t hat g iv e license to this evil r esponsible? Is tbe _ute and the Government that sancti ons this evil respon ; ib!e ? Or. ar * all these parties alike c riminal? We say that a man th at drinks and commits a w rong is guilty. We say that , tbe man who sold or save htm the drink is guilty . We say tha t, the man who si gned the p etition to license the man to sell him the drink is guilty. We ;- - %ay that the man who enacted the Hws l egalizing the crime is guilty . And we \¦ ^ - Sj. that the Stdte and the Government tha t sanctions these laws are also guilty. -All these panic? are accessory to this crime. If the individual who gets; __>(i rnnk and commits a crime should be K ^ > W. C. T. U. ^^ ^ TS B GOO ASS t HOME .VSn XATlVE L&KD. ^^ - This a cAaznn i» e_it «_ by the Ladies of the PR ;.y< - 0-n _ . C- t m i -i a Temperan ce Dmon of P *=£ j s 5 ^ y r i_e. S|g5 - _L_ i te_t__— I co i nmnni e__oBS should be _d- t ? £ > dressed to the editor ol this department and R jE- a —slbe sent so 23 to reach i h- . offi i -e for pu»U - |\ i . _ e__o_ J r - Monday , or Tue_ l av at th= _.tc_- ggS;;- -The first conviction under lie law | ^ -forbid _i_ - th e sale « - f ci gar ettes to gg g e - ildren has been had in Brook l yn , and g p s the offender has be en compelled to pay p S a fine of $50 . Tnis looks asth ong h t he |j £ - ;la« was no t going to be a dead letter . te-g.lt can be enforced , and it oug ht to be . jj r jl\ One gallon of whiskey costs about P jC ^ S . and con t ains , on the a verage . 65 g g ten-cent drinks. Now . if you must i -i C drink whiskey, bay a g allon , an d make 7-JJ joar wife the bar-keeper ; th en , when ?=:- ' yon are dry, give ber ten ce nts for a f S - T dnnfc. When the whiskey is gone , she * >~ wiil have , after j i aj in j i f < \>r it . S3 . 30 j ^ J ef t. and eve ry gallon therea fter will ; h \?l y ield, the same profit , Tuis m - i t a y she | % i ;s_o_ld pat away in tbe Savings -Sank , ®V so that , when you h ave become an in- W^S \ -briaie , unable to snppoi t your sel f , and ^£ Cs-unneJ and desjiiseJ h y every n_;pe_ - i^i t&ble person , yonr wife may have ?$- ~jtno_ey enoug h to kee - > you until yonr ¦ _ £ ?: time comes to fill a drun kard ' s gra. ve We are li _si:on_ib!e- _ . . fe^_ished. what shoull i » e dune wiih e man v. - _o sold I t iui the i w ison . ku ovv- 'in g lhit he was liable t\ get drunk and commit some crime? And what should be done -villi tbe man wbosi gned the pe tition asking thai tbe drink mi g h t be sold to the man? And wiiat should be done with tbe man who made the law g i ving iic--ris» to ibis crime ? And what should be cone with the Sta te and Government that , g i v es sanc- tion to such law? Are no t all these par t ici pan ts to tbe crime committ ed ? if the fi rst is guilty, why not tbe rest? How does this p icture look to one \ who is a doss observer of things? And who is responsible for all the crime ori g inating from strong drink? Ce r- tain i t is , somebod y is responsible for all the crime ori ginating from s t rong drink? Certain it is , somebod y is re- sponsible. And just as certain it is that all the blame does not rest upon the first nor . t he second par ties. L- t fe erc _ balm in Gilead fo r the many evils t hat aSict our land from the ef- fect of stro ng drink? If there is, in the name of sufferin g humanity, let i t be adminis tered . —[Gos pel Trumpet. R m^ d epartment ^^^ Ks tbe o »_ £-C BT -d j - i \ < j v - puLiT scientific nrd ^^^^ R DC C-_tniC-L l pa i- tr ; « i: _ i!i_i.ed *:. - ! h_t * ihe l u n i t ^- t ^^^ f c trctti Ki on of o r t T pa i ^ rrtiru? c_-l« « . in t ie v .'rid. ^^ p Tr Q t n ittjd- t lt-L Bert cls _ - » <•! 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C Kis ^ r , - _!„uu af ler the man - aer of o- i:o a l.r vtliri- -i . ami si-iupulo i is in s — iteJueut as tho wary wit i its s vvbn t -- slili«l that ht s nu - .iK: was \•AbraUain J . m i- s , or v.ords to tha t -- _ ¦ - . -«. -t . ¦ , \ has yt-t this tale t.. to l L He says i t teas t u l . t liim many y - -ar * aj-o b y a j -e u tlemau of t- h ar -i t -u - r m u i ropulat ion for veracity. •'OH man Lui »_X, -r <t was out huulii.:; one day wnen he sau K \ -veil turhc ys si tl i iiif in a -l l ae 011 a rail fence . He ha < l Kti .k-1 liLs -J«:t gun with turkey shot _ i :d for- jo tteii ! ; • ]«iii out the ramrod . WUea he shot .it ll i e neur est j -obblcr the rod ciiri l mU-l t ue turkeys uud out oU\ all their liea i U . >o tha t tlscy tir o pi - s? forn —r.! and fell r-u the i ' r.iU — d . where they lay in a _x_i ;-ht row . \Ju s l a i t he - i he hear i a u«i-«:iii the ln>—es on the other side of the *-re. -k . and i ;oiii: * ov ur to iuve & ti j p ite the i - auyj , h e saw hK-ml on the leaves. Foll owh: ^ this t -iuxui i i a ry ti-ail for a coup le of huudre-l y » ir«l> he caiue u j -;»n a u- ,.uuded sta ^ . The hrutc iv_ - unat i l e tn £ o far ther and had sunt ; to the g round. Stiet - iu ^ t hr ouj-h his 1 , -. iK ly and pr ^. tru di:i ^ in I hi- O lhvr _de was the raiuiX M l. W eak as he v.a> the - ,ta ^ allo w ed Lua.l-ford to pull out the rod Af tei- it the life Uool - ^ iislitsl. uud ia u u:o mrut the ain i ual was di-ai t \Wi pin g tlie l ju > . _ i — rvru l l y fru i u lhe rain rod h o ruLed- .- and ioiui. s i- 1 it t.> it;- p lace uiulrr tho gun l-nrr. -L \Th e - i he f hould i -r cd the hurt —lid M— £ £« „: ae c -osa th e crock to tl ic p l: n - - j where the lur L h vs lav_ \Ai* he sat dowu to i rc t his h rivi t h and rea l frtiru lh# unu .:* _l t t rer t J ^ ; ! . h o heard lltf tu miliar Vr . mk; crv.i i k!* ot v.ild y eet-jawa y uj iat }le sky. Their k een i - y e - i ius. * .i- * ci- i vl tin cre ok . a„d do wn tliey c-u;i.- tii a l » r._.d anv: d c-»p ix » ol madu h y a wi t i . -nin ^ ol \ the chaniu:: s . h_adred yar . ls ah. i ve . ** _iraid t o go within -;ui._i,.t f,.r Ie_i- ot fri gb ionui s ti - eui elf , l -i- .u.l. -:,.rd vat still a.i - 1 thoug h t the matter over. A» he «!i.l & • Li. eye fell u j,on a stout p k --e of t . - :y Lir ^ c , - « ; r.t . tho eud of which iiuu , * *.u i«. . ' ::; - . haulin g U :*; A happy thou g ht slru . -k i:i. - :i mi.i h e pnlitvi ou t tb < * cr.rd t« . see if i* * e:rt, I ci * ,-n»n: j ;:i . i; w_5„ftrt ' -i t t \ - X: t ' .ial Tra s e::. i U- :h - ud:t» . - -u :v •\Coilicg the curd c:iror: : :i y at o -- . .m } hi. left arm , he cr ept cautiously I.» a t^ - ud of lii - creei where iie « _. - out > .f »i ;;h : of % :.<• „ >- - >i. *>uiek - V divi t- tia ^ i.l. i : s e-f . I l. i.. \ -, T \ i:: t^ . he \ . e-iiicd _ - e. v - y ::p - .u. - vre. - ' i . k. -f-pr.i- v.t * l; r.n- .ler f. - . - . - ii«nk I n avui I f r _ !> t c.!: : :; --!i:- ^- . v—' The l - c n d co i . - cc s l r - :! hii. - i in.: .i si:e::i until li ' - r a* wi?a: -i al- m t thirty yar . Is. \Tbr ou- ; h the overhan*; ! \ ^ f«i! I a ^ : « ht; coul« \ just see them s- i iiiu i , diei r. ^ ua - 1 c- . ve.:-ti:i ; about the j»--» ! . Tiler w - .tp in hi ^ ' n sp iri t * and avr- c sr o l to l o t otall y unnmscious tluc l_py wer e » _t« *l«-'L T!:er? t re r c fnar Je< \ \ geiv? ~:id on e i'i ^ . ^ -:nlv *r . e. ;- - * ¦ hep r - i l ' X - f a„ .. i;- 3 ked on at ihe «:ort a - < if it was a h.J.V to. ii n di- . -11-Ie- J for iii: L • \ Luudslord j _d !>e :-n a - .r.iadcrf ul diver h hi s t o y day5 , and now he i\ - rr;: . irc. i for a lou ; swim under th? s r irface. Ihppni -; i i oiscles s H ia the water , he half s n -i::i , In 'f cn i wle:! terrap in fasbioa , alon - ; thc i-i t tonmf the j HX- . till he g e.t under the -;«- . - . They wore di s por t i- J ^ the-ns c lvc s ai» - .ii t in a circ l e , an. Lund sferd slowly rose hi the center till th top «»f his bead —p p . - arod i: ^ e u moss co\ ere. rtx-k above the sur. ' ace- The s ct-s-r took If notice of this awl \ >¦ » « i a - .ir. - , - . r»l to «-el his U05 triis al.jv e the f urf acexu«l *: \ . ' :. * a lo:i ^ l .reath \Thc-n he * aui withn -it ;u -ki - .i ^ a r l pp ' - ear.. . deftly ko; *vl his c or. 1 around the feet . , f <:::. _ - Ti - . - * e after an o ther . The » i li:er - j «- -s . i coul not uuderftaud the qae ? r c_;ie i - of ti :e:. uei- -hls - .rs , who s-»e . -ie.i = :: i iien! y t o l> y at t aekeJ wi th a tit of the -it- X 'ilus i_OK-e , uiitt l one hy one , they found ti u' _ ^ - _v_ ; iu th. - h uie ji T cdi e __i- - nt . Thun they all knew the \ w ere tied , _ud their d euieanur L v caiuo sad d eul y frantic . \Bui it was too late. Lurii — ford had tit. , the feet of all fourti- j a of them and f_>tei:e<: the ends of the cor j to g ether. Th«i he t hr u u caution U> the m iuiiaaiid r t »e « udue_! y in tin middle of a circle with his hand- slretche - ; out j r—spin- - the cord on i/i - p-j a i i e _des. \Al — i , for his temerity 1 Tho old g audei who was free- set up a terribl e \ croak! cro n k ! ' Tht * g ee-e a — swered ia notes ot \ d esj i air , hut the old f ellow seemed not to liavo hist th. coura - ;e of leadershi p, for he hovered wiihh. a safe distance , and hy a «- . -ri ,.s of euer ^ etii cronks __ jiired them witli a sudden and -le- i- peratc re-olutiou . \All at onco the g and er , with an unearthl y crout that sounded to Luudsfor d like thi wail of the daaiued . lif ted his clumsy bi « dy and led the fli g ht- Vii th a tremendous Uo ^ p lug and a succe—don of crouk . that s tra ui-ol- . resembled the -Ileave , ho: ' of the ne g roes , they rose from th e water and —tiled awa\ toward tho sky. carryin g Lu n d — ord with th* * m Before he knew what was going to happen he was fifty feet fr om the gro und , —_d when be re—iized his jt - ri i ous | >osiUou ha was too high to dro ji . 11a was in for the fli g ht. lie must mi g ra te whether or no , and up under the edges of the clouds , as the cool winds of the up - ier air fanne d the pers p ira- tion from his brow - , he had time to think over tho situation. Where would be land , and how far from home ' Would these fool bird - dro p him in the ocean or the j ulXJ Iu the u t— mtuno his ] > o_tion was exceedin gly irksome . He bad di_i .ged to draw the two sides of the circle together , so that he -c s vim__I -r standing in the « UTu ps of his many winged steed , bat he was s tandin g on bis hands and bis arms began to tire . The gees on his ri ght and left were so does that their wings nibbed against hit, bare sides and chafed them. They tickled his ribs , and bnt for the peril and pain of the — tuation ho would have be ao forced into involu ntary laughter . Be was man y tune * renin —ad of the ludi- crous aspect of the s ituat — m , and repeatedly eiked himself . -whether he wa a not the biggest goose in the lot . \ _il thoB£_tof mirth soon left him. The - tnrti on had chan ged from discomfo rt to ex- treme peril. The muscles of bU arms could not stand it much longer. A cold sweat gath - ered on his br ow , and be began to nerve him- self for tie worst Ha was re - i v si to face death like a brave man , and ho almost con- vinced himse lf that he was willin g to go , but to die at the hands of a lot of geese was adis- grace to which his lofty spirit would not be reconcile d. Jloxie . The natu ral food of the nerves , con centrated aud artifici ally digested , to support them under p h ysical and men- t al overwork , or when the stoma ch i s d ys peptic - We agree to forfeit §5 , 000 . 00 , to any reasonable request , if we cannot show this food has cured thousands of women of the terrible tir ed , nervous , exhausted feelingj saved thou sands of dru nkards , and recovered a lar ge number of cases of insanity and hel p less p aral ysis of long standing , when caused b y mental overwork or malnutrition of the nerves. Its fame is a subject for discussion on both continents. - - Watch for frauds. Genuine iioxie goldby the glass is now poured direct- ly into your glass from the regular Moxie bottle , which has Dr. Thomp- son - si gnature _p the bottle neck and o yer the cork. * _fo S yrup for Soda Fountains sold. \ _lon_ Xebye Food Co , - - - ' . . - - -¦-: ' ¦ ' : . ' . -:. _ - Lowell , Mass. For sale at Putnam ' s P - annacy. —Best goods for t he least money at Gerber ' s. \To the bitterness of nils disgrace and tha m goay of leaving all that - —§ de—ir in life , a new and unspeakable horro r was now added. He was passing over a town and he conId see the peop le gather fa clusters along the streets and t-vist their necks to look up in the sky. It was a large town and the subur bsstretched away for nearly a mile . To his unutterable horror be remembered that he had left his clothes on the bank of the creek. Even If be had *\\ ¦ them it would have been impossible to put them on. This new fangled vehicle o ( his had no facilities for mak ing toilettes and he had to rem—in as nature formed him , with- out any of the superfluities of fashion. _ T ot even a fig leaf encumbered his person. It was an admirable flying costume , bnt was not appr opriate for a public performance. He was just congratulating himself that he was too far above those curious eyes for them to discover his costume when he saw that one group held someth ing in the ir hands . It was a long field gh—— He bent his agonized face once more ri g idl y to the fron t. At least they would not reco gnize him. \Just at this time he noticed that the oc- casional eronks began to grow feebler , and that the geese appea red to labor i_ their fli g ht. They were lwcoming tired , and must inevitably sink under his weight very soon. Then he prayed that the wings of the geese mig ht be strengthened for a season. Ho was willing even , like Jouah , to be cast into the sea; anything, rather than laud iu that town. Th en he clucked encourag ing l y to his fourte en wiu- - nl -. teeds and gently jerked the cord as if he were jerking the reins of bis horse , but -till th ey labored. The old gander ' s hoarse VronUl cronk r seemed to mock him in his despair and his downcast sp irit began to sink. \All at once he heard something whiz by him and he saw a puff of blue smoke away down below . A second or two later he heard the sharp crack of a rifle , the sound having traveled slower than the balh \His blood almost froze in his veins. Hor- ror had lieeu added to horror , and his spirits sank iu the ' depths of despair. \But tho darkest hour was just before the dawn. The whiz of the bullet and the report of the gun had fri ghtened the geese and nerved them to renewed exertions . They made onedesperate effort to reach the friendly cover of the wood - Luudsford » spirits rose _> he saw that the geese were likely to accom- p lish their object. J «ow the eronks of the gander e s ee-iled more cheerful , mid tho breezes brou g ht a. grateful co o lness to the i_au \ s fe- vered blow . He began to hear the solemn laugh of tho forest as the suburbs disa ppeared and the song of the pines sooth *! him like an eoliaii harp . A mile or so from town tho gander gave a peculiar \ cronk\ at the si g ht of water , and the ge us o began circling to descend With an indescribabk ) feeling of relief , Luudsford ti g htened h_ grip as his winged char iot swung round the circle and he recked not out of the icy coolness of the pool into which he w * as p lun g ed Having made fast the end of tho cord to a tre e, he began to cousider what he would do. Fortunately at this juncture he heard a dog bark , and following the friendly sound he soon came iu ni ght of a oahin ia a clearing . Cone*—ling him* ? — ' in the underbru sh , ho shouted a loud hollo . A woman came to the d o or , looked —round curiuu —y and went back. \ 'Hollo. ' ' he cried again. \Thou the man camu to the door and he recogni s ed a former t o us:it. \ \Hello , Uoddard! \ he cried. \ ' Heilo yours e lf; bui. i »ay don ' t you come out of tho brush; ' \ \ C ecaii ^ e I ain ' t ft t tea. ' '•• Ain ' t l i t icu! \ \ \No , i h_vea \ t got on any cloth es. - \'Who aro you , auyiiow. ' \ \ 'Corne a little nearer and I'll tell you. ' \The man was a little skeptical and came out cautiously with his gun in his hand . \ \W ho aro you uowf lie called out when thirt y steps off. \ 'Aui i Luudsford. ' '••fiaiu Lund s ford in tha t fix. ' Well , I reckon I'll have to hel p you out. ' And he went iu and > -ol the best suit of clothes he could s j - iiro and fluug them over in the bu s hes . Sam jumped into thea i and then sheep ishly came forward and told his story. \Goddard' s eyes opened wide as he list-med , and he evidentl y thoug ht Lundsford was off his balance , but wh en he went with him to tho creek and saw the wild geese tethered to tho tree he liu lon g er doubted. '• - oildard lent him a horso and Lundsford went ko—te. U o hitched up Ids two mules to the wagon and went afur the deer and turkeys . \He found them just as ho had left them , and loading up the wagou w ith the game , he started home. \When h e got within a couple of miles of his home , u heavy sh o wer came up. Ho got soaked , bu t didn ' t mind that so long as he hail tho turkey. _ud the deer , while the geese had alread y been carried home. \He forgot all about his rawhide traces , and did not notice that th ey were stretching . He b estrode «ie of tho mules , and they quiet - ly walked oa. It was a strai ght road home , with only a little undulating . \W h en he stopped the mules iu tho yard and di_j !ouu ied , be was astonished to Had that ther e was no wagou in si ght. There were tho —-c— j , stre tching awa y over the hill iu I —rah ' ei lines as far as ho could see. Takin g ia the situation at a g lance , he drove the mules round a bi g oak tree once or twice , un- hitched them and put them in tho stable. The next mornin g when bo got up tho wagon was standing iu the yard , with the deer and turkeys scattered all about. The wagon tougue had been thrust throu gh tho oak tree and was never pulled out. You can go there and see it remainin g to this day. \ —W. G. C. in Atlanta Constitution . ii f lf i ft til, ISLIP , L. I. J. jPat rykoski , Fro p. Excellent accommodations for Man or Beast Particular attention paid to Commercial Travelers , and Transient Guests. N otice The Commissioners of High ways of the Town of Islip . being authorized by the Truste es ol Town Lands , hereby forbid all persons from carting earth from the loam lands purchased by Uie town for use on the public road s , unless the same Is taken for sucb use; and aU persons are forbidden to cart earth from any of the high- ways of said town , unless under the direction ot an overseer of Highways. „ .. , -- , And further , all pers ons are uiro l aaen to throw garbage and rubbish of any description in he public roads of said town. HENRV K. BHOWN . ) , , _ HESKY C. HAFF , iCora inlssIoners' ifHigh JOHA ' J. SMITH . i ware FOSTE R HOUSE , Mat * Stbx- t , SAYVILLE , L. t , JAS. F. ROR K B- - -Xesse o . Fin e line of choice Wines , Li quors and Ci gars. Every A c ommodation Gi v en , and S pecial Attention Paid to Com- mercial Travelers , Fishin g Part ies , and Transi e nt yisitors. Type Writin g . Legal and other Type-Writing doneby Matti * As-us . SayrtHe. K. Y. KOtf. For Sale. A number of registered Jersey cows , tiro- year-old.i , in c_If : also one good horo for sale cheap. Apply to E. 2. MONBOE -Man- -ger Belmont Farm , North Babylon , Ii. ¦ _, - Copying and Transla- tion , D o -e fa Dafe- - F n -ch. _«___ . a »d EmU-| - i£__ S _- i ________ - - ; ' 'J* - i * r % \ - : * -6- ^ £_ ^ _3_ i _ & _ « *i-K» , S _ _ ' » * _ai %^ - ^ _ - - -_ BE. J. A. HATS , SURGEON and MEC i . AMIGA L BLUE POIN T , L I. Office Hours fro m il tin til 5 o ' clock- Teeth exlraded FIM. K OF (JHARfiE EVERY SATURDAY from 0 un- til 12 o ' clock , _ L r & HOrTMAN. Denti s t * ALDKICH BLOCK . MAIN ST. SAYVILLE , h. I. ' First-Class work. S.tti.sfViclion C J uavunteeii r Br.S. W. Lo]]geiiedve3 ' , SURGEON AND MECHANICAL OoiU i s s . Dental Parlors and residence Ocean Avenue , Patehogue. Office days , Thurs d ay, Friday and Saturd ay. Amity ville , office days , Tuesday and Wed- nesday . Monday ' s at Dr. J. H. Longenecker & Sons , 2G7 Fulto n St. Brookl yn , N , Y. 5__ r ' Gold fillintj a special ty Advertising is we o t t u iftca ihe trad —imrn put in their lamps. They that are unui i s t put no oil in. Miscellaneous. I. H. GREEN , JR. , ARCHITECT , OEEKN _ 1SUILUINO , MAIN STREET , S AYVIIiLB l i . I. John Holmes, I nvmt nr anA Mak er ofFbb Aqn » riirm». Hound s vtioo ltKiuKO. , Church and Ship venUlatiir n , ami c lilmnoy Topi , Furn ace ami Sto v o-Flno llcKiiit o r Diiu i i em tliebfl i rt t ii tho worlfl , J OHN UOLMKd , Bay Shorn. L. I. THE II1S GA V l , 155 LAWRENCE St. , Nisir Ful ton St ., BROOKLYN Op iiiHlte WVehsler > 'i Abrahams. A FIRST CLASS OYSTEE AND CHOP HOUSE. ¦ REGULAR DINNER , 12 M. to 2P. M. Choice lli - auils of aN > s, Wines , Liquor s mui Ci g a rs . Handsomely furnished rooms. ^ Walter W. Green , Prop. Formerly nl Sayville. Geo. W. Clock , V. S., ISLIP, ___ . \ ! . l u inio or Diseased Animals treated in the most Kcionlifiic maunor and satisfaction Ui iuriuiteed or no ohnrj »e. C. F. Smi th , V. S. Cuteho p ue, L. I. AUCTIONEER LTor s ea Boarded and Educated ~1 M WmMI ~ ¥©1/e. ' .3j. a3 y ' S ir rgeo m . B A YP O RT , L . I. In Sayville every day at rvl;ia s . s ei i ' * s Drug- Store , from 10 to 11 A- M. Residence at Rn vnnvr. THE S_ a _ \ _ T \V\IIj X j __] S TEAM M oulding and Saw Mill. TERRY & RAYNOK, Propr ' s. (Successors to I. H , OaKKN , Jb.,) A full lino of BUILDING MATERIALS mui BUILDER'S HARD HARDWARE. White and Yellow i ' \w . Lumber , Oak , Ash , Cypress and S pruce I'i:t i :ki ?i{r and Tinih or. ^ ~ Sash , Blinds , Doors , Brackets and .Mouldin g s and other Turned \Work. Those who In teud to hulld v . - ill find it to their advant a g e to « ive us a call. Yard and Bill ! , - - SAf VX _ . .,_ : , J.. 1. I. r. liana. 125 w . w. B.nw a, ROBE R T MILLs T & ~ SONi SAIL AND AWNING MAKERS , RIVER STREET , | FOOT MAIN STREET , P ATCIIOGUE , L . I. 1 N 0RT1IP0RT , L.L Sallma l ilnir ha our sj n' fhil atlcntimi. In this we permit no other to oxrc - 1 , f a ther in tho euttl tiE, workmanship or quality of goods. We have <-ii !.:.],:! some sei - ond - hr.nd sails which wo wlll sp liat a rea s onii hle price. We have a uumh i -r i<t bample s of nt- \ v anil fiuicj dosir, ni ol d oi neitle and for eis i i a - . - .ii !ii - strlpe.i to selPPt from. ANi> FLAGS fVJANUFACTUi t ED TO GfiDEtt . All work receive our carorul and personal att eiit;»:i. We also mo-it respe ctfully cal l your attention to a Xew I' ri i cess h i ventcd by us to rem irr ra i ;. - :;nd awni n /r - i ABSOLUTELY PROOF\ AGAINST S VULDEW. \We will guarantee sail ^ to which this process ol onr; ii s tpppHctt to l. - wt fron t one to Wires jt axt louK « r. SU o uld you ss lre anything in our line , would b e pleased to receue ttt i u. H OBEPT WILLS A SOW. M. KARSHSCK , PRACTICAL TAILOR AND CUTTER. GREEN'S BLOCK , SAY VILLE , L. I. . SUITS MA I ' K To ORHK l i i ' ! ' i . ' - l : , ; 1.; . < - i. I ' j ' . Utlirr Qanviciiis in Pro j i ortion. A Lu!• _ ¦ ¦ • A ssorfmcul. ul ' Gnod s anil iSninp Ins to Sf¦ i <- ; ¦ i i ' mi ri. GATJ - M K is ' TS J- ' O M CORPULENT / ::• . ;: ¦ A M ' Ki.IALTV. Also C i ennJT i ir and j K o piviriii ir ^^ ri i Vv Bone, I imv ^ n v .Tii > . \' .nn . - r. : i ' - .r D F .Vl.lN i: t ' n .. ; ;• ' ¦ ' . - w. ¦<;> ¦ < . ' ¦ , i Exl! ii > i ' i< - .n. mm p |f? ^ ;v ^ m $ m - - . • ¦¦ • ^ > . > , . - i s^V .V ' - ' S 5 < : s _ ^ ' = ^ n ' >¦ ; ;•;! :- .: * r . \ - > J ' >; :< - x i ¦ ' - ? :¦ . ' :: •:;. ^ j l - : f \ , h i ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ -¦ \\ '\ ¦ « - \ , .. . ; ; •• -- '¦ ' . \i f : ? ? n - l W :: \ . \ ( 3 ' > : ' : = f!-: - '! ' c ¦ y I i. T i n e . - .„ J „ i ^^ was* m ^ w $& SiSsv gs__9 i fr rf r a S! ' ^ __ One ? , \ ic. r. -i\! . i : -e r ra l ci 1 . - . \ > i i allon -i of most Oflii-hiii < . 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V i' ti - r i mi ry S fum i i t l i ;Vio pa m- si ou treatmt. - iit nn*l ca rt- uf b iai ui s i li- Anlmnls—i£or s c3 , Ca ttli - . -Shec-p , J ' ' \\ s . - ..:¦ ! I _t i lrr > \ — - SVrtc fr.;c. II' ._ l' _BEV!i s M' - .i . :-:•:<: Co.. l!fi i \ unon Sc , :, \ . Y. _ Thb Manhattan RESTAURANT AND CIGAR STO R E. Smi th ' s Bl ock , Aluin Sf. J0I.IX DRd l l AFF ¦ I ' roprictor Thn a inst S - ncres i ftil I?oiiirdy ever dlscov. cred , _» It Is cmal u m ils earcis and doi - j not bl la t c - r. Head proo£ hul o w. \\K E K O r M .L , S ~ SF §¥ Ii-:€- y slE. - — Of tice nr Char ; .f9 A. Snyder , 1 Bnr.Kr.i :r: op- \ Cl e ve lisd Bat ash T i iott is o: Ilr.cn Horses, i n» ' ' t, t ' r , „ ! - «:wood , Iu., Nov . ai , isss. Dr.. B.J. Kr .i. t iAt.r , Co. Dear Sirs : 1 liavo alR.iy s purchased yonr Ken- dall' s S pavin Curo hy tli « halt d . iiccn \W tk i s. I would I f Ko nrtccs Iu Iiir( ?. r q - .iim(ity. I th ink it in ono or t lio } u }?i llnlmciiu on uartlu I have u ^ ed IC en my Btahlo ; , - for three years. . . • ..... .. V uur s truly . Ciu s . A. S ct d c b. KENDALL' S SPAVIH GURE. _ ¦ _ ? Ilnoo M.YK . lf . Y., November S , ISS3. Dn. I) . J. KCXDAU. ' C' O. Dear Sirs : 1 desire to i;h o you tc s tlniou la l of my Roo d oplulonof you r ICpiiilull' s. Spnvin Cure . 1 Jmvo used It. fur l . nincnrMN . S tii l \ Joim x ami tepavm n , nna I nave round it a sura cure, I cor di- ally recommend I t to all horsemen. Yours trul y. a . ti. Cnj ur E T- . Manager Troy Laundr y Stables. KH&MiL' S SP AV IH GORL _ _ Sast , Wrsiou Coc kty , Onto , Dec 15, ISSS. DR. H. J . KENDAL L CO. Gents : Ife c lltniy dntyto s ny iv l mt l hnvedo no w ith yonr Kendall' s Spavin Cure. I liavo cur ed twon ly fivo horses that had S p i iiin s , ten o f Hlti i r Bone . nlno affilctedwl th Hi-; llond ami s ove n of Hip J ii w. Since I liavo had one id yonr books and followed th o dlruct l oM , I havo never / lost a ca?o of any kind. ' , Yours truly, AS B t — w T t nu t Kn , Horse Doctor. KEH SALL S SPAV1 M 3 U R I . Price SI par hottle . or six bottles for S5. All Drue. g t st3 have it or cau uet It tor you, or It will bo sent i to any addres s ou rece ipt of price by tbe propr ie- tors. D3. B. J. K_ S P__, Co., _nosburgh Falla , Yt. SOLD BY ALL DllFGGISTS. | O EORGE T PAI - LISER , -_M_ itwt , 0« lof member Jftte _nnP»_tf«r ,- l _afa« _ 00.) 1 « you are a bout to oulld or make any lmpro - s . ' menU In either city or count ry. It will Bay you I to g iro me a oall and get my terms , n t fttbod and * S S f en _ cS ' Sf? :P°°«3 on -rc hjtecture , and 4, £2-!?/' P ub »« a «oDS- . \ V y * 8 ™ « Practi cal e * ( perlenc« enables me to (rnarantee tta beit y P raouoa l results , a t the moat e coiJomic_l OT _ir \ omouai cor. Park Ave. A 43d Mt ? _ 0H W 1U . aw*,, ,. ,. R«WT0 _5 ^ . i ^ » w*^& s | g ^ _ &*^^^ *«*-6? - rf ^% iii__ i SAYVILLE, L I. W. H. HAWS , ¦ - Manager. First-clas s accoBimodati on , billiard parlor an* all coiivon iwic p* . Every atten tion paid to ]ierman e nfc . at u l transciei i t giiests. • \WLSC i iismoN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER • SAYVILLK , L. I. Carpenter Work of every ifrsciiption neatly and promp tly attended Io. pfT FORA K I^ f Knapp ^ fik ' H0 . QT. «P. BEER w Tr nrto _rft r * r. Babylon Business. M ASON ~\ &n HAMLIN , i f. W _ * _ F «yf\2j . a J M I ? , * ^ mi k'Ammh. 0 8 6ANS AND PIANOS Sold f <ir cau l i , Easy payments or rented. SEND FO R CATALOGUE S. S. BALDWIN , Gen 'l Agent , Main S treet , .... B abylon . S. O \ . 3 M <_ > _E 3 , Loca l A gent , Saj ri l le , Long: Island. BOOK ASD STATIONERY STORE , Babylon , Po st Cilice j£3_. -B- X^ 7\ OOI_ > , K nocessor l.oA. E Hawkin g , Books of nil Kinds , Mnrcna Wa rd' s nntl C rane ' s Cele brated Linen Papers , FISHING TACKLE In great profusion. Croquet Sets , Lawn Tennis and Archery. Bicycles, Velocipedes, etc.. e tc. Au ctioneers. Oilers all kinds ot REAL ESTATE For sale and to let. MONEY TO LOAN On Bond and Mortgage. FIRE AND I.IFB INSURANCE; r t . - iri-i! il l llrst-elass <' < ' iiii|>anli>s . —- Al/ l il - GENER A L AUCTIONEER .SnyvilkL. I. Isaac L. VanVoast, AUCTIONEER . VATcna c r ;: - , - / . o .w; isla n d Prnr. - s 8 ional Am - lioiu'er. ilnli f l.t . dinn HUaraiiloed Will viBl t adjuiiilii . - f towns . Kwidin yonr on jj .i y i, ni t ' iit iiliead. I' iiua ptund r ^ l l aliio. \ J. \ B rsWEZE Y , \' \\ oners a lar ito list of propert y i ihout tlio K' .an d . Send for cat:ili « ii«. Hpeclal liidiict - uieii t s in Life Insiiraiici! l - ' lr c Insitraiice at low rates Kor any liilorinatli m on the sh ove t - all on or ad- tress. .! . B. SV . -KZKV , K f l al Eitat ^ mid InsiirKnce Agent , t' nt cUcifUi , I. 1 .K.7 , _ • •- _ ; < KX0ELSIOK BOTTLING COMPANY , HAWKINS & WEEKS , Props., BAYPORT , L. I. Manufacturers oi Carbonated beverage s , suca »n soda , s ar a aparilla , g in u er ale and pear elder All orders promp tly exeiilert and k *i k1s delivered free ot charge. In addition to the above wc keep manufactured and fresh nil popular min- eral waters In siphons. KP~0ur wagons run daily, and families have only to leave orders with our drivers to have them promptly attended to . Private parties should order a little In advanc n so as not to coulllct with ourre t ular trade. CLEANLINESS A SPECIALITY. g £g\- \ \Ve wish to inform the pub- lic t hat wo have, entered (lie COAL _ W 0 0D BUSINESS ami are fully pvepaie .l to supply evevj \ .ne with coal at Eeas o H - al b io ^ P ri - os . Give ns a call. Oalc and Pine Wood delivered to any point in this section. &¦ &* ES ¦ \ ¦ • ' ¦ <>>> 'l ' \l '- ' l ' . ' .!A:- \ l\ « t.;r: - . A .i,*. . .r 5»»» p | fe' 'a-i:n. , t!I V.iillilr .'l ii - . i , » .!il ll|. « , ' li. . :ii - !l- • & Vb gt t m . .S i ndt - 'iil rt . ».i M i . ii h t' - ¦!• * , ill f;:ir h f !:::: i !> for a li lit: \v , r oi ' i ilui- l l im l i. A l uv. - e sr.la i- y « >[ tti u tic st c oi in i iiNMoii * . ' t- lii- liisivi- irrrif o ry. ' Mi duVH i - i -e dil. i' i ^ ~ a„nd for circuli u m»l l y mis. V. D ». ZIE C UH & CO.. 720 Cfc c stniil SI.. Pfcl l ail a .. Pi. EXT RACT IS ESPECIALLY DESIGNED l ' O B ( HOWE USE. Thero is iio lneonveulenee a ttendlmrlf . f lndtho I expen s e Is a mere trl fl o com pared with the luxury- I or having a cool , deli g htful SUMMER BEVERAGE ' always In tho house. 2.5-G' on t bottle * make Henry Fu chsus , PAINTEB , PAPER HING E and Kalsominer. Resid ence , on Lakeland ave., Sayville, L* L i J * ^ -v f \ ^ \-j T< * - * < H . - 4, * -•* _ * > « \ ' - J Jeremiah Robbias Succes s or to Fishel & Robbins. [Mens ' fine Fnrnis hinga. Ladi es & Children ' s hh o uk Men V Custom Shoes to * order a specialty. F__w l Block , B - b y fcm , L. L ' W^^ K ^i £___ @^ --_-_ ^» w & Win , AIffl- ' _ » iiMng(er , BOOTS AND S HOES , Made lo Order \ Kcuairln g neatly anil reasonably done. Cust om work a speeinlty. Sailsf. - iction (1 naran teed. I study to j ileasc e v erybody. Rubber boots l ialf-soled or repaired. O nlers alteii i leil to at short notice. (' amlee Ave.. Sayville I.. I., near Main c T l! 1 ' ' r -t - Tw or! '\' ' OEKEP.At, Furmsliing U?idertaker. PRACTICAL ^ EMEALMER; aA ' . ' . 'iu.K , r „ i. AI!reque s ts for FD X EK.U. . C O FKIKS . O. ' .SK . V I TS , IU II UAI. U ASE S CIlAl t tS , CAl l llIACiES , Etfl., Proi i s plly Fnrni s > livd at riea.innabli< Ralc -n Agent for all kinds of Tomb Stone. la oyi I'ni'f * ^T Tn < r T i _- rr T¥ f «i r - rr-tifTr* ~°TinTi Kobert E. Holmes , Gt * nov:il Bltic l i siiiiUiing, Car- riage and Wagou Ironing, and Finishing. CENTRA.LISUP , 1_.I. II o r.se S l ioeing a Speciall y. /ci ^ O rders promptl y at te nd- ed to and satislaction guaran- teed in every instance. CAPITAL $25 , 000. SOUTH SIDE BANK of Bay Shore , N. Y. R. M. RAVEN , President and Cashier. T. O. SMITH , Vice President. OFFERING . DAY-FKI D AY. DISCOUNT DAY-SATUKDAY. DIHECT0US: li. M . Montgomery , KdW'd. B. Underbill , T . O. Smith. 11. 1) Bre wster , J oslah Kobbln s , _. J. Redlugto il , Win. Nlcoll , J. II . I J oxsee , Morris J. Terry, Joseph . Wood , B. H. B_veQ- R OBE R T NUNNS CONTEA C TOE & BUILDER SAYVILLE , L. L Car pente r Work ol every descripti on neatly and . .romDCl yattenaed to . P . WHELAN, F L OUIS A AND LANDS C APE GARDENER , The lay ing out of grounds , the planting of trees. Also have on hand choice se- lection of Bei di eg Plants At the owest market price . All orders b y mail promp tl y attended to at the shortest notice. 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I 'l-in. bnef i_/i ni;l!_:i» g ivrn . T T wuc who *Tii * to tu «t one. can « - rare Iit « « the betl # e i * - iti(;-ra-chioe ia tht world , and iho £ ?_» _ i J , « Qf _ v * _i_ , _ * f L __ h * rt \« -hovm losctbcrin Am i ric a , Xl-Ui _ < «- C:o.. Box '340. iku c ub t u. Jtt -Uoet A DVERTISE IN AND SUBCRIBE FOR The -Wow s, ¦' » IT IS THE MIT MUiUII . % £ t ._ x v y . « * < s k t Vi *** *» SEYMORE BURR, OAKDALE FLORIST , OAKDALE , X. I. A variety of flowers for «a]e . With the purchase of 10 flowers I g ive one , Cabbage plants 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 purchasing elsewhere. SEYMORE BURR , OAKDALE , L. I. 0 ha s. W. Putnam , Licensed Pharmacist , SA YVILLE i L. I. Dealer in Pure Drugs , M edi- cines , Chemicals , Fancy and Toilet Articles , Perfume , etc. Prescri ptions carefull y and ac- curatel y compounded . Sunday hours from 9 to 10 A. M. 12 t o 1 and 4 to 5 P. M NIGHT BELL. Tut: \ GOOD ENOUG f-I \ i \ > .Mn.Y _ ^ r , ' ~ U< W i fe i T 0 - ' - , - ¦ ) J — - » _ _ K J A - v - 5 i ^ ift IS OIL AND GA S OL I NE CAN! — MA* t ; A CT! J . - I D IIV— Tw l Winllela M a osf g Co. , - Warren , 0. Every Family Should Have Owe No D ro ]ip:iu: Oil nn ihe Floo r or Tr.lile. No l\ . i i:ec l lo J.e;ik cr get knocked or.cn la wnstc Conten ts or cause I - Aj ilosions. Vuin p and Can close . -iii i o i r. - .ticall y Air Tight. > *o Lcuko ^i - — X o Ev«porfiti c n /. V_ ASS0LUTCL Y SAFE. A Unlvere c l Household Necessity. c_____ ___r_ 3 s :__3 _ ^ e:_:2_;. FOR S A LE IS SAYVILLE , I)Y F. GERBER. Dr. C. L. Furman , Ulli ce o u A iaiii St., near the. Bunk. O prtn at all honvs. Fresh Gas every day. At Babylon on Monday ' s Tugs day ' s and Wednesday s. At I' afc li o g ne , Thursday ' s Friday ' s and Sat urd a y ' s . PATCH OGUE , > T . Y. Tli e Whit e Mon.s e , WATEE ISLAND. W ill open for tlie reception of Yac W iuE Parlies aiid Permanent B o ar.ers. E. O. RYDER , - - Prop. I ro c tohi t tP tttA -i ^ P h MMe r . ' . L Insuran ce p Agent. [ I S AYVIIiLE . L. I. ^ WATCH HiLL Pavi l ion , l ^ TJOHN FERGUSON, Proprietor. 1 . = \ ' -7- : Wateh Hfll is si tnaied on the i y&reat S outh. Bay r5r _Bd ¦wit—in 25 ndrJ - tes * sail of Patehogue ;fv«a ^ bom. the ele r sted position , commands • - ^ ± JiaB Tiew of Paichogue , Blnepoint. Sa v - i ' - ' Jn Q e , Bajpcrt , and BeU pr .r t . A sp lendid ^ ~Be m di for Bathin g supp lied with all facili- ii ^ ' f tes reqnisite fo 'Com f ort , Pl e_snre and Con- f 0 r aaeotx . It is a place to be sou ght by h ) ]:To-ri 3 C s , Pi e aickea s and Excnrsibnists . f Good D_nang - . H_ac to \ order. Boars V e-n be proc ur ed at the Mascot House n j: F«t<c_5sne . and Say r ille P a y ilion at any ?: _ fc io«rw. \ Tit b it-or day. - ¦ ^ \ \ ' \ |fc \ I ff f ii '111111 nl * of all -inds. ' iS g; Bnx. ' or - F_e_ . — Ktast - Clsms, Cl e m ig Chowder . H_r_ —CoJd and Fried , H _ i n and i: _ ^ &E ^ H«_i . S_caw_iches. BroilaJ Chiche n , ^ Q_b B xiUers; C !_r_3 Fried , Fish , Tea ai t d i^ C c—l—c. - r — r l^ . ' Z -: - B^ s K >l!ound. ' ; ^ _ ' ¦ -: ^ - - S ^ \ 0_ ' __M- JEart _ Sa*d.: a p_ci_ _ e of Clar __qr _g ^ O»»— •— tan wt a m t f t wi t u t j r nt ierty « b _ F- _ * iT _c *¦ r Wa m Km c- An t r m ainM u e na c , M _ < 1¦_.-i—S-S- fe - - ^ - \ v j. ; 5 jS-i T ~ -!gff , - 4 ; : «S3 5jr BREAKING THE OAY IN TWO When fro_t c_e_ t _ 1 nocm seecss one Ices _y . And from noa a till xu ^ bt —aatlier , O then should — lil tle boy cose from p_y An! creep iato the —rms of his rooi_er . Snu _ ry creep and _dl—sleep. O come , my baby, do . Creep into zuy _ .p and with a creep We ll ores— the d. iv ia two When the shades slan t for afternoon . # W hes the luiddsy me—I i* over . When the win— i Lave sunk then — cl r es isto a swoon . And the bees — t o_b in the clOTer , Then hie to me . hie . for a lullaby- Co—— , my D _ br . t * i\ Creep into zny lap. —ad v ith a nap Well break the day _ i tea Well break It in nvo with a cr e ates son g With a soft and soothin g number . For tho _ x y has no ri ^ i t to b.; so l oaj ? . And fc etrp niy habr from slamb s r. Then roch- a -by. r w i , wail. \ oii it e dreain s flo - jk Lite an s «ii o ver you , Uaby _ cune- -nd loo «1 « *J i ^ .tune— We Ve broke — the day iu tv.u - F-Ua W kc—r V T B v ox.
