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\ wawyers. JOSEPH WOOD , iTTOB K l Y 1 KB CO S HSELLDH IT U W 71 BB aUrfFAT , Nkw T our , * : *l*3 rT -5 B 8 a S*hix-iay«. AKDfGTOX H. CAS O i AS , COUNSELOR AT LAW FATOHO GOE. 5 T- CHARLES W. KLEB I SCH , iT T O R SEY A S D C0DSSE10R AT U \ W J * o. SS7 Broidway, New York City. B«*i< * * D.o«. Kolbroat. L. L * * *n. Geo. W. Clock , V. S., ISLIP L. I. \Lame or Di ss ase d Animals treated ia the most s dentifiic manner and satisfaction cuaracteed or no char g e. s i iiin i fi , ISLIP , L. I. Choice \Wines , Liquors and Ci gare Badweiser Lager Beer. Every Accommodation Given , and S p ecial Attention Paid to Com- mercial Travelers , Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Driving Parties and Transient Visitors. JOS. STRANSEY , Prop, THE 155 LAWRENCE St- , Sear Fulton St., BROOKLY N Opposite \Wechsler £ Abrahams. a A FIRST CLASS OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE. REGULAR DINNER , 12 M. to 2 PM Choice Brands of Ales . Wines . Liquors and Ci s - a r- ; . Handscm rly furni shed rooms. Walter W, Green , Prop. H. E. ASMUS, Offers all kinds of REAL ESTATE For sal e and to let. BEONEY ^ FO LOAN On Bond and Mortgage. FIRE AND LIFE ms m Am m ¦ btw M L n ™ XU?Jfr ONEER Savv ' lle , L. L R. H OLMES ^ Ail. kind * or Blacksmithing and Jo b bing, CAKKIAG *- A> T > WAGOX IBOXIX Q ASB FISISHrS Q. SQ S S E-g g Q SISgl. BFEGIALTT. AD SOAX WO HS aiec o ud I* a , wort aa a U t- -M E2-3- aad at f iert as ace. Oi- <» i u*-> - - bmiix Robert K Holmes , General Blacksmithing, Car- riage and Wagon Ironins r , and Finishing. CENTR A L I S LIP , L. I, Horse Shoeing a Specialt y. tr P' Onl ers promptl y attend- , ed to and satisiaction guaran- teed in ever j * instance. \ iffiSfl H OTEL , SAYVILLE , L. I. W. H. HAWS , • - M a nsg e r . •Rr - s-el i s* aoeo-Ba-ad a a a m , uon artt y a rjara a i a3 c u iiieitte a csg. Every attention paid to permanent . and tran s cienfc guests. WM. ¥. IEOX . .T J SE , SAYVILLE, Hannfartnre r and dealer is flue 3 K -A. I FL 1ST IBS S S — - r . Ox an Hub : H*b *s -Boots . \Whi ps . Blar , yg t3 , s t wa . Sly Keta . tc Harness txom 51 0 ? d. My iln j li and doubl l * * ** - • Haness ct t al be beat. Bpetual * - t t .. * 1 t t - - I C tr eata re-salrtn c. •Hie Man h attan RESTAURANT AND CIG A R STORE. Smith' s Block , M a in St » JQWS DbGBAFP . Pro n ri-iter CARL SMITH , HOUSE, SIGN —AND- Decorative Faintiiig. PAPER HAiT u nr u . Graining, Marbling, Ka lsomining, et<- -, etc. SAYVILLE , L* L J MO. Z. O'BRIEN, GIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYO R , , SHEEN'S BUILDING , Main Stre et , - _ Sayvill e , Iu L MOTARY PUBLIC. ' I WORD TO FARMERS Secretary Bnsk Sends Out a Uirculal Letter 1 . He D l s c-ia n e s A gricnlt n ral De jres a idn aria Suggests Some Keirie t llea—Kit liters * S i i i i i . r i e Protected. Secretary Busk has sent outto the farmers s circular letter , In which he di s cusses agricul tnral depression , its causes and possible rcme dies . He says much ' of the depres s ion is due to careles s culture , want of \bnsim - ss - line mcth oils , too lar ge bodies of land , the oppression ol m ortgages , the troubles ari sing from transpor- tation , the interventi on of the n ' iiM l cnlait ¦ramhliritriri ifarrt products by exchan ges and board s of tr. - ltle . and the operations of trusts oi combination s. He says that our imports of prri - ducts sold in competition With thosS actually produced bit our own soil , amount to .nearly SI 1 . 5 , OfK> , O0f> , ilnd aS much more could be pro- duced on our own soil und er favorable condi- tions . He calls attention to the wonderful in- crease , totall y disproportionate to our increase in population , of our imports of agricultural products. InlSoOourimports of farm products were fort y million dollars ; in 1SS9 $356,000 , 000 , an increase of nearly 900 ver cent. , -while the increase iu population In the same period was less than . 'J fKi j ie f i - ont - . Over ?0 per dent ; of our total export s arcthc directprddueis rif th* 1 . soil . Purin e the pa st dec ' arle ; ib. .Hfich iiie greatest increa se \ n imports h its. taker! phice ; there has Ik-en ii stead y decrease in the-pr ices of h n jiir-j-r oi in products. The reason for , thi. \ he traces iii ihe enmpetitiori of the pauper lal xi r of d i rope with our own. The price of our wheat , of whicli w c grow a sur plus , is for oe d <lown by competition with Russia and India , and re gulates the price of the entire crop. Farmer * have to use their corn , for which there isun insi gnificant foreign demand , for fatten ine entile and IweS: He continue. '': \The fori-i . cn market for live cattle which exists in Great Hriliait is so ham- pered b y the oppre ssive re g ulations requiring slaughter at point of landing; as to exercise little or no beneficial . inflllfnoe on Ihe price df hin produc t ; S l iile . tlic ohslitictive measures \'I s pt fi a by several of the Continental coun- tries in regard to American pork has reduced the exports of that product since 1SS1 over forty per cent, annuall y. Under such circum- stances there can he but one cause assi gnable for the neglect hy America n farmers to turn their attention to other crops In the line of such agricultural products as wc now import , and that is that in this thev would meet an even m nrooverwhelniin g and disastrous com- petition than they ate nmv Ciiiifrnnicil with , ill the raising of cereals anil live stock. The only course possible lo enli ghten ed statesmanshi p is t o assure l„ the f:' .rmer !tdo<iuate proteetioil in ihe diversification of his crops and pfoduc- ti. i u of a larircr proportion of * hewr *iclc3 % vhicH we now import , \These may he summarized as follows; the figu res given being for the fiscal yea r endin g .l u t ie 30 , lSS° , nnd the values those at the port s of exports: . ^ l u-arawl molasses , '13 , 301 , 891; ani- mals nml their produc ts , except wool , -l i . i G S . - 014: libers , animal s and vegetables , . r >9 , 4 5. 3 , 03ti; miscellaneous , including breadstuff * , fruits , hay. hops , oils , ri ce , seed , tobacco , vegetables ami wines , etc. , n . -M 1 , 89-1 . For nhvinu . \ rea- m n s I omit any reference here to the ninety millions , expended for ten , coffee nml <y ,e n a , ht tl omitting these , we have still the enormous sum of iJ>2tir! . 2r. t , 73.S imports of ngiii - iiltnra l produ cts , the far greater part of which , aniniiiiiingprolialilyto not less than 240 or 2oi l millions , i ould , with prope l\ encour- agement , be p roduced on our own soil. Self- in ierest demands that wc should lifl' ord him the benefits of a home market for nil tha t he may be able io pr oduce . mi our soil . This includes all ihe suga r nml molasses , all animal pro- ducts , wool . silk, flax and other fibres , all our breadstuff ' s , fruits , hay, hops , rice , tobacco , ve -r c t nblesaiiil wincs;ljut ninny of thescthing s will never , can never b e produced on Ameri- can soil in competition with the lab or of Euro- pea n nations , especially when , as in the case of suga r , the industry abroad has been helped by liberal iroverniiieiit bounties . COMPETITION OK OPTS OWN \ SOIL. Of the seven or eigh t million dollars ' worth of live animals import ed into this country, the gr eater proportion were of ordinary marketa- ble st ock, as contra-distinguished from pure- bred stock imported for breeding piir posesand admitted free. Of all other animal products , including wool , there is iiotonethat is not now being raised upon our own soil , and yet . in- cludins* wo ol and hides , the imp orts of these animal pr oducts amounted in the year referred to , to over six ty million dollars; to this add twenty millions for fruits , ei g ht million for barley , over two millions for hay and hops , three and n-half millions for rice , eleven mil- lions for tobacco , three millions for oils , two and one-half millions ' worth of vegetables the = a i u. e _ for eggs , over n million dollars ' worth of ¦S ' -« , gHime nearly oin T fiumlri ' r ' nHr t ^ tt V en million dollars , whi cli . i n spile of the proline- t ivc t ifss of our own soil , ar e brou g ht into tl,i 3 countr y ami sold iu competition with olir far- mers . T-O REIfiX MARKE TS. If there are prod nets grown to betteradvnn- tage in other countri es , remission of du ty on which would seem to be in the interest of a lar ge portion of our population , such remis- sions should only be accorded as the result of reciprocal concession in the way of a remis- sion of dutie s hy such other countries on pro- ducts more readil y grown there. Man vof those countries which w ould be specially benefited by a remission of the i l utron sugiirb yourgov- eniment , would ati ' ordan excellent market for our breadstuff ' s and dairy and mea t products , were it n ot for the bi p b duties imposed ther eon by them. So with other pro ducts , and when- ever dut y on such products is lowered or rc > moved and protection to our formers thus di- minished , it should be as the price of conces- sions made to us in th e turi ffof other countri es in favorof oiirown farm products. In this way , and in this way onl y, can our far mers be adequatel y protected , new markets being thus thrown open to them for those products which they ca.ii most easily and cheaply produce. -To fan uersproducin g, asdo ours , a vast sur- plus of agricultura products , the question of forei gn markets is and should be deeply inter- esting. Not only do they offer an outlet for thi * s -t i rplKf . - , but if untrammelled by irksome restrictions and uncon trolled bv combinations such as I have referred to elsewhere , thev serve as useful checks upon those who might otherwise succeed in cont rollingour home mar - ke ts. Unfortunatel y, irksome restrictions da exist , and especially is this the case with ref. ere n ce to our live stock ind ustry. Evidenc e is not wantin g ibat a demand exists in Great Briti n n for our live stock , and but for the op- pressive restric tions imposed b y the British gov ernment , and said to be necessary owing to the alleged existence of conta g iou s disease am ong American cattle , there is little doubt but a lar ge proportion of our product of live cattle would find there a profitable market , thus greatly relieving our home markets. So with our pork pro ducts , oppressed b y the em- bar -r oesplaced upon t hem by certain European powers , with the result of an enor mous de- trt 'tse (luring the pas t six years iu our exports of bacon and hams ; for whereas these export s inis r s , 1 SS0 and 1SS 1 avera ge about 740 , 000 , - 000 pounds , they had fallen in 1SS3 lo less than 400 , 000000 , , and until last vear never exceeded 420 , 000 , 000. The effect of this has naturall y been to greatly restrict competition among pur- chasers , and to seriously depress the price of our hogs. \The national government o wes it to the farm- ing and cattle-growing community that no ef- forts shall be spared to secure a removal of those restrictions upon onr livestock and mea t trade. AVc must maintain an absolute and ef- ficient control of cattle diseases , and pursce ¦ with the utmost energy the course which has resulted to * tIay in the almost complete extir pa- tion from American soil of the most dreaded disease of all , contagions pl euro-pncumonia. As to our mea t products , I can sec but oneway to accomplish .the desired results , and that is by theenactmentofa thoroughly efficient meat inspection law. 1 he Secretary thinks our system of taxation also needs improvement in certain directions. He calls upon the fanners to stand firmly to- gether , demand their ri g hts and resist all en- croachment u pon them. FROM THE COTTON STALK. The Jnte Bagging Problem Solved—Cot- ton Plnn lem . Tnbllnnt. IVm. F. Jackson , a - .veil-known lawyer of Augusta , Ga. , has solved the jute bagg ing pro- blem that has ag itated cotton circles for so long. - JIr. Jackson has perfected mechanical app liances for making bagg ing from thecotton stal k , and he hasjust returned from New Yor k with a roll of bagging. Expert cotton men say that it is. in ever y respect .e qual to cotton ha n - ging. He will utilize the hare stalks from the fields , and can afford to pay about two dollars a ton laid down. An an nual stalk yield will bale three years ' cotton crop. The machinery comprises henvily- - weig hied corrugated roller s , with vats of run- ning water , carding machines and bagg ing looms. It is estimated tha t in makin g baggin g from cotton stalks , \ two millions of dollars an- nually will go into the pockets of farmers for what is now cleared from the fields at an ex- pense. Augusta, will be the headquarters for the company ' s millsand offices , which will extend from Virg inia to Texas. Mr. Jackson had the roll of bagg ing which is exhibited woven by the jute bagg ing looms of Mr. J. C. Todd , of Paterson , N. J , and that expert source pro- nounces it equal to its ju te rival. The cotton stalk bagg ing is less inflammable , and is only a shade darker than jute . Cotton circles here are jubilant. FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Senate Sessions. fl l&X fi Al fi —the tension Appropriation hill Jras reported and p laced ni l tbe calendar; ThB bill r- i prdpriating $50 , 000 for it Stark state at Manchester , New Hampshire , was passed—37 to 15. The. House hill }d Irnnsfe 'f the revenue cutter service trt thii . Ki i vy Department j r as considered , anil the , amendments of the Naval Committee were , agreed . f o ' l - Pending , con- sideration of this -bill , Jfr. Jfoar , from ' ., (ne Committce nn Privileges and Elections , re? ported a Federal Election hill , nnd it was p laced on the ' calendar. The consideration of the Revenue Cutter bill was resumed , but at 2 o ' clock the. Land Forfeiture bill came up as unfinished business. Pending its considera- tion the Senate went info exec t itivescssion , and when tbe doors were reopene d , adjourned. 02r> HAY. — l 'lie B otisideratiot t of the Land Forfeiture bill was resumed. The bill Went , over without , iietidil iin ti l. Mriiid t ir itexb At this point ( St lfi) tliSVlSte l' resideul dimriii iiecd llint lie Had signed tl t ejo 'l tit resolution np j i ' rp- hriaiin g S15i) , tKK ) for the relief of the sull' er ' ers by f he Mis sissi ppi overflow , and lite- .joint resolution was sent to the President for his si gnature . Mr. fiibson ollered a joint resolu- tion declaring the profound sorrow of the Smith at the ' announcement of the death of Hon. Edward J> (lay, late a representative , from the Stale of Louisiana , and suspending the business of the Senate to give opportunity for tributes to Mr. Gay ' s eminent public and private virtues. Eulogies were pronounced by S eti - Uorr , UibSoii ; Ot ink fell and Eusl l s , The i ' esoliilioiiS were agreed lb' ; and lis a , further innrk of respect the Senate , adjourned. . 93itn Pa y. — -Tho - Senatc bill i pearry. j uii (in part) the term of the agreement iritlf ihe Sioux Indians of Dakota for the sale of a por- tion of their reservation (and appropriating $l , soo. 000 1Viv the purpose \ ) was reported anil pa ssed, other bills \on the calendar were pass ed ns follows: House bill approving, with amendments , the fmulin g net of Arizona(with <:nietiilnieiit), Senate bill to amend the inter- state O i iinme f ce it t 't la. \ to n iodesof pr ocedure). House bill to pay . '?fi0, 000 to Albeit H. Emery, bf Stamford , Conn ,, for ihe use of his patent . 1 ) bv the gdv< rrinient (with ah aniendi iicnt in- creasing the nmoi lt to $125 , 000); . The Senate then proceeded (o the consideration of execu- tive business , and at 3;10 adjoti r ' iicd: 94t h Day. —In connection with the presen- tation of a memorial in relation to the Missis- sippi river , a discussion sprung up and was participated in by many senators ; the point turning on the question whether the jetty sys- tem or the outlet system was the correct one , or whether there should not be a combination of the two , After considerable discussion , the Vice President ssiil that thefe . ivnS lio ques- tion bef ore I hi ' Senat e , lilld tile . business of the m orning hour was proceeded with. Mr. {Slack , burn intr oduced a bill for the admission of Ariz ona. Hefcrrcd , The Land Forfeiture bill was then tal seit up, the pending question being Mr. Cairr- amendment ih relation to railroad lands in Florida. Thebiil went over without action , Mr. Plumb giving notice that he would ask the Senate to sit it out to-mor- row. On motion of Mr. Ev a rts , Senaie bill to incorporate the Society of the Sons of Ameri- can I n volution (reporled b y him from the Libra ry Commit tee) was tak i yi from the cal- endar and read . The Semite , without acting on the bill , adjourned. House Si - H s lons. rK int Pa V:—The joint resolutions for the appointment nf Charles Pevens , of Massaeh ll* setts , and . Inmes t ' . Welling, of the District of Columbia , In (ill vacancies in Ihe Regency nf the Smith sonian In sti tution, was passed. The Legislative A ppr opriation bill was considered in Commit tee of ihe Whole. The question of civil servi ce reform re ceived a large sha re of atten tion. Without disposing of the bill the committee rose and the House adjo i irned. Iliu m Day. — Mr. Cannon , of Illinois , from the Committee on Appropriations , reported a j oint resolution , appr opriating *l. \i0 , W0 to e nable lh- - se .- ret.ir . v of War to dis tribute rati ons for the relief of . lestitu l epeopj e in tbe district ovcrllnwou b y Ihe Mississippi and its tributaries . The res olution was passed. On motion of Mr. lliitterwnth , of Ohio—yeas 120 , nays Inn—the H ouse went into committee of the whole (Mr. I' aysim , of Illinois , in the chair ) on the Legislative Appropriati on bill. \With out completing the consideration nf the bill , the committee rose , and the H ouse at five o ' clock t ook n recess until ei g ht o ' clock , fhe evening session to be for the consideration of private pension bills. 101st Pa y. —Hy app ointment of the S peak- er , Mr. Harrow s , of Michiga n , acted as Speak- er pro t ein to-day. Senate bill making Roek- port . Maine , a p url of delivery was passed. H ouse bill appropriating . * 7i .KHl to c onstruct a r oad , fro m Alexandria , Va ., to the Nati onal Military Cemetery, near that place. The lions. \ then took up tbe leg islative appropria- ti on bill , anil there was a spat between Rep- resentatives Enl o e and Evans , of Tennessee. Finally the committ ee rose ami reported the $^ tf t.U\ l - -!f lul, ^ - ' ,m 0 -4. ^^ r aised b y Mr \ K yiium , A ' count failing to de- velop a quorum , a call of the House was or- dered. After live hours consumed in Ihis mann er furthe r proceedings under the call were dispensed w ith and Ihe question recur- red on ordering the previous question. The vote stood l. 'iiit o I t ) , nnd Mr. f' yuum raised th e point tha t there was n o quorum present. The. S peaker protein , thereupon eountedthe Hou se and iinnoiini - e.l that there were I h7 i iiriiil u -rs present—m ore tlan a quorum. Mr. I l yuuui demanded tellers , . -mil no quorum votiul * . the yeas and nays were ordered. The vou- re- suited—yeas lit , nays 2i I , th e Speaker countin g Messrs. Allium , Breckinrid ge , (Kentiickv j ) Heilave t i. Enloe and Goodnight to make a quorum , ami declared the previou s question o r d e red , nml the H ouse then adjour ned. 102 D DAY. --The Speaker laid before the limine th. * me ** i f(e of the Pre sident return- ing, withou t his approval , the bill to allow O gilen , I' t ali , lo increase i ts indebted n ess. Referred to the Committe e on Territories. The Legi slative , Executive and Judicial Ap. propriatiuu bill was passed without division. The House then went into committee of th e whole , Mr . Burrows , of Michi gan , in the chair , on bills relating to the District of Columbia. Don 't Get Caught Tali • prin g , u you mar bet v o boen before , with j - o a r blood fall of Imparlt lm , your digestion 1m- palred , appetite poor , kidn eys and liver torpid , aad whole system liable to be prostrated by disease—bu t ( et yourself into good condition and ready for the changin g aad warmer weather , by taking Hood' s B araaparllla. It stands nno qualed tor purifyi ng tbe lalaod. a* h- * i]*-»-> appetite and tor a re g -ulatio ff and (caeral s p-l o g me dicine. Bo sure to get Hood' s. \For fir© y ears X was sick every spring - , but last •rear began la Februar y to take Hqbd ' s Sarsa parllla. I used five bottl es and hnvo not seen a slot day alnoe. \ —Q. W. Su ,-^ Milton , Mass. \ My son was afflicted with the worst type ot scrofula , and on the recommendati on ot my dru g- gist I gave him Hood' s Sarsaparllla . To-day he Is sound an d well , notwithstand ing It was said there wa a not enon gh modlolne In DllnoUi to effect a cure. \ —J . ClUUOTU) * , U l l p olls , 111. K. B. Be sure to get „ Hood' s Sarsaparllla ¦old by all drn-rgtsta. « 1; six for 43. Prepared only >j r a L HOOD * CO., Apothecaries , Lowell , Uaaa. — IO Q P< M »JLOne Dollar The traveler is not bo mx i cti atuniAm to Catania by its rcminflcrs of a mig hty past as he is to put eyes and feot upon the monster which all throug h that known time stood moaning or thundering above it. its ascent is begun within the very streets Of the city. - Stnidrf Edtrt- Cittafna ' s longest street;, beg inning lit the \ very ed ge of the ' port sid . e , lends almost flue north toward the volcano ' s peak; witliin! a \ fe w feet of eleven thousand feet above the level of the sea , \ and fully twenty-eig ht miles away . The area of country domi- nated by the mountai n , and at all times subject to overflow of lava , is astmmd- ino - . Its circumference is fully one hun- dred and seventy miles , and it describes na irregular circle , of greatest ammeter front north to south . Catania stands at lite extreme \ oT it southern clctlection 111 its southern segment: ? he Air - ftat t ii ' ti Kiver , Hsiilg ih its northwestern foot hills; flows to the iioflbcast j thcuce circles its north- cm ed ge , nnd finally sweeps around to the southeast into the sen. The Smitten River , having its source at the northeast , near that of the Alcantara , circles the base , first to the southwest , fhen south- ward , and then flows around and into the sen to the southeast , below Catania, Frririi ( Mahia to the motith of tho Alcan- tara ; the Ionian Sea on the east , running with almost a strai g ht wall of s J ior C , Cuts a thin segment out of this circle. Hut within this extraordinarily distinct cir- cle of 170 miles there is not 11 square inch of the earth' s surface over which the lava lias not at some time poured; whicli one cannot now distinguish to be unadul- terated lava soil; and which is not sub ject to-day, or any other time , to a new coating of molten lava. The entire ma- jestic contour ot the mountain , broken here find there by lesser volcanoes , is visible front any point at this tremendous base-edge ; but more strange than all else is the density of population within tho lower nnd cultivabl y luxuriant rim. Threading the base , along the seashore , around to the north by the shores of the Alcantara , around to the south along the inner , or northern shore of the Simeteo , and crowding up to the very ed ge of its lesser volcanoes , are between sixty and seven ty cities and villages , housi ng—and every human being in life-long dan ger of destruction—up ward of 300 , 000 souls. — Commercial Advertiser. A Neat Mc.1. The innkeeper s in tho countries on tho Rhine follow a practice which is worth suggesting to persons of the same calling in this country . They g ive their guests a carte or p iece of paper measuring about sixteen inches long and four inches broad , aud which folds together like a small map. This carte , when folded , exhibits on the outside a view of the hotel , a lso its name and the name of the proprietor. On opening it , the visitor finds that thcothcr parts consist of lists of the princi pal curiosities or public buildings which arc worth visiting in the town-and its environs , find along the whole inside he finds 11 map of the chief routes from the p lace. Thus the German hotel-keeper ' s carte is a card of his house and a local guide all in one p i ece of paper , 1 I10 expense of which cannot be much greater than that of a common bill o f fare. \William D. H owclls predicts that the great American novelist will come fro m the West. Oh , how can a fair maiden smile nnd by gay, lie lovely and lovin g and dear , As sweet as a r ose and as bright as the May When her liver is all ou t ot gear? She can ' t. It is Imp ossible. Hut if she will only take Dr. Pierce ' s t l oldeii Medical Discov- ery , it will cleanse and stimulate her disnr- tiered liver , purify her blo od , make her com- plexion soft and rosy, her breath wholesome , her spirits cheerful and her lumper sweet. All dru ggists. ev erybod j - ' wltii youf otrensive \tTre ath , but \ use Dr. Sage ' s Catarrh Keniedy and end it . TllllE Cpounds and a half Is tin combined wet ghtof twins presented to a happy couple at Topeka , Ham Sir .Voee/s rrc e , sent by Uni' -in , V- Oo., Phlli ., Pa. , to any one in U. S. or Canada , postpaid , upon receipt of 25 Dobbins ' s Klectrlcal Soap wrap pers. S eelist of novels 011 circulars aro und each bar. This soap for sale by nil grocers. A Paris bankrupt selected the door silt ot the morgue as n place for suicide. HALL'S CATARRH CURE is a li quid aud is taken Internally, and nets directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. Sold by Drug gists , 75e. F. J. CHENEY A- CO., Pro n ra . . Toledo. O. A Pnii j iDEi.vniAS manufac tures 15 , 0X1 ,000 of artificia l teeth per annum. FITS stopped free by IJit. Kline ' s Great Nerve U esto u eu. No Fits after first day ' s use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and Si trial bottle free. Dr. Kline. 931 Arch St.. Phila. , Pa. If afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomn - t on ' sEve- water. Dru ggists sell at.i5 c.por bottle A pocket mateh-safo free to smokers of \Tansill ' s Pnnch\ 5c. Cigar. F acts About Etna. 03V ^ ENJOYS xsoth the method and results \when S yrup of Fi gs is taken ; it is p leasant and refreshing to the taste , and acts fen tl yyet p ro mptl y on the Kid neys , iiver and Bowels , cleanses the sys- tem effectuall y, dispels colds , he ad- aches and fevers and cures habitu al consti pation. Syru p of Pi gs is the onl y remed y of its kind ev er pro- duced , p leasing t o tho taste and ac- ceptable to the st o mach , prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects , prepared o nl y- fro m the most health y and agreeable substances , its many excellent qualities com- mend it to all and have made it the m ost popular remed y kn own. S yrup of Fi gs is for s ale in 50c and 81 bottles b y all leading drug- g ists. Any reliable drugg ist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one -wrio \Irishes to try it Do not accept •ny substi tute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. t WiaVlUE, KY. HEW YORK , f l.Y. A SCARED EDITOR. A n i Efred farme r stalked into the sarJC t ura with a big whi p under his arm . | \ fip you tho editor? \ he asked. \ I am , \ was tho half appre hensive reply. \ Here ' s two dollar . - —s - md mo your paper , for life , \ he said. \ You see , \ he went on , '' . our \ daughter was sick and liie to die; sho drooped ana grew weak and pale , had headaches , no ap- ¦•tite , back ached , hands and feet like ice , couldn 't sleep, hacked with cough , and we thought sho had consumption. No medicine helped her until she tried that Dr. Pierce ' s Favorite Prescr i ption mentioned in your paper , when she began to mend in no time and is now well and handsome as a ros o — put mo down as a life subscr iber. \ Now tho editor is looking for another scare. Ths rriedicin s has cured thousands afflicted as was the farmer ' \ dau ghter , re- storing ths female functions to health y ac- tion , and removing the obstructions nnd suppressi ons which caused her trouble. It Is guaranteed to g iva satisfaction in every case or price ($1.00 ) refunded. It ' s a legiti- mate medicine , not a beverage. Contains no alcohol to inebriate : no syrup or sugar t<? sour , or ferment iu the stomach and tie- rang * digestion. As an invigorating tonic , It impar f - stre ngth to tho t vholo syst -i m. For oy«J- worked , \ worn-out , \ \ n in-nown , - debili- tated tenchem , mill iners , dressm ai C J i-s , s earn- sif Ss=es , \ shop-g irls , \ housek eepers , S nrsnnB mothers , find feeble women generally, Pr , Pierce ' s Favori te Prescription is th e great est earthly boon , being tinequ aled as an app e- tizing cordial and restorati ve tonic , or strength-giver. It promptly cures nause a , indigestion , bloating, weak bnc3f , n exvouf t prostratio n , debility and sleeplessne ss. It i« carefully compounded by nn exper ienced and skill f ul p hysician , and adapte d to wo- man ' s delicate organization. Pu rely veg e - tabla ' and perfectly harmless in any cond i- tion of the sv s tem. . 1 As a soothing and strengthen ing nerv j ine , \ Favorite Prescri p tion ^ ' is unequalert and is invaluable in allay ing and subdu- ing nervous excitabilit y , i rri ta bility, ex- haustion , pr ostration , hvsteria , spasms andl other distres sing, nervous symptoms , com* mor.lv atte ndant upon functional ariC t orgariic disease. It induces refresbi np ; sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de- spondency. „ _ For a Book of 160 pages on V t nman : Her Diseases , and How t.. Curo them , (sen - sealed in plain envelope) enclose ten cents , in stamps , to WoBbP . » D t sr s - i sM i T Mbo ica i . Association , 003 Main Street , Buf- falo , N. Y. HUM PHREYS' ! Sb. Hcx r aasTB ' Smarten are sclentWcal tr and carefully prepared prescrt pUons t used for rn& n V yeajsuirir lvatepracUcew I tbsui** 7 es9 ^ hdrotdv* - f th irty years used by the people. Ev & y single 3b&. c ifio u a special core for the dtaess*- named. These Specifics cure wlthoat drucgln f* , pnr - * - In gorreduclrujtha system , and are In fact and deedth * !«oveTel * tn reme dies of tfaeWor! a t t-ST or pErsc - T Ai. so m cSSe s . i-Ricrs. 1 Feverti Csn ge s tton, inflammations. . .25 'J \Vttrttt», '*Vorm Fevcr . 'K' orm Collc.... * -5 S Cryin g Co * ' c , orTeetii ta gori * irant«,2 a 4 Diarrhea , of Children or An i ui\ i5» 5 Oyifntery. Grip ' **** , BUla us Cone .... .5,1 6 Cholera J lqr b p *^ Va-niU ' n g $5 7 Co O Bb y i SiMi Bron chitis-.... 25 S N eM I- alc t a, Toothache -Faceache 25 „ H Headaches, Sick Headac he. Vertfgo.2 5 1 0 Dyspepsia , Bil ious Stomach 25 IA S j*-p \* e * -sed or Palnlal Periods ..25 12 Wni t es. too Profuse Periods. .25 13 Cr oup. Cough, Difficult Brea thing 25 14 ** *alt Rhe n nl. Eravipelas . E rnptlon-i..25 15 Bhettmall.* . . R fie o mat l c Pain g . * * * \ ¦ SPECIFICS 16 FcTet anu T^ Buer w dTu rM aU u lirTT t S B 17 Piles, Blind or Bleedin g.. . 50 IS O phthalm y . or Rorc or Weak F.ves .50 19 Ca tarrh, lnfi * lL-Bia , Colil In theHead .56 20 Whoa plUE Couch , Violent Coughs. .50 2J Asthma. Su ppre -t sed Breathing §« 22 Ear IM i chnrees, Im paired Hear t ns ;5» 23 ** . crofu ' a, Enlarged Ofan rt i f . Swelling .50 24 Kenera l Drbllit r. rh ysiealWeaknes s . S O 125 Hr nj - S Y- . and Scanty SecreUons 50 \ 26 Seasickness, Slckn ess from Riding.50 ]27 Kidne y Disease 50 2 \ s Xervous Debility Senii na l Weak- ness. or Involun tary Discharges.... l.nO 29 S orc 3Ioufh, Canker 50 30 Urinar y Weakness. Wetting Bed. .SO 31 Pai u fnl Periods , with Sjiasm .50 32 Diseases of the Heart , l' a l ii ltalionl.00 33 Epilepsy , Spasm.St. Vitus ' Vane * .. 1.0 0 34 Dipht heria, Ulcera ted S sorc Th roat... 50 35 i Ch ron i c C ongestions & Eraptlon * i .50 Sold bv Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt of price . De. HosranEvs ' xLasval , <I« page *! richly Ivennd In cl oth and gold, mailed frc-e, . Hum phreys ' 1 a iedicineCo.l ' \ 'Fullon6t - NY ; HTJ - ^IPHREYS • VETERINARY SPECIFIC S. - Usedbyall owners of Horse nnd Cot- tle. A Complimentary copy of Dr. Humphreys ' Veterinary Ma mini I W 0 pages) on treatment and c are of Domestic Animals—Horses , Cattle , Sheep, Ho gs and Pontn - J ' -** ; Sent free- H cm - HEns ' H edicxse Co- 108 Swton s t-, s. Y. . . _ _ „ Th o M oM i S nccr- «ifat Tt<?inr< ,y ever dlfcov. erred * a - s f t 4 ! - - . f _ *t 'r tuiti iu Us tf.f- .ts and dot a »ici m:-utT. li c a-i proof below. re m its mm CURE. Office op CnA i uxs A. S yro sn , ) L ' r -ni r r-i n or > CLEvrLiSD IUy amj T j ; utt: h g I3nra> Hon o rs. ; Klmwood , III , X o \ \2 U lbtS. U i s. B.3.Kemiau.Co. LV - jj Sirs: I liavo alwnvs p t irchiso i l your Ken* ¦ lairs Pj- avin Curo liv U. e J i a. f tU -z cn t«tttles , I TTouM l ifc© r rIrfsJn J ;iri--r qu.i]jtiiy. I tl ri uk it J.i one of tuc o e. -i l i u itnom -*. v.\\ t urt l u I have used it ca my*tal'I c?fortJ » r t ' * - y ears. Y our-i iruiy. Ciias. A. S r rTSER. KEKQ A LL'S S P A VIM CURL ¦ Brookl yn , N. Y., November T , lfSS. j d, -* . n. j. ** £ * . -> ! . » * . • . co . ; I>ear Sirs : l desire to c tv e -tot* t-**:tlm*m * * it of w r ! good opinion of your Kcii laH \ sS|.:iviiiCiirc. Ihav o I Mf ^- d it f « r I.H. * !*- . * ! * -- .-. . - ^ liir Joint * * mud 1 t*> pnTins> a rt i! 1 have found it a sure cure , I cordl * i nl l y re*. ' * »n-*n<'n.i it to all lioft * c z n > . 'n. ;j Yours truly. A.n. Gnt i rmT . Mana ger Troy iauudrv Stables . i KFNDaLL ? S SP&¥iH CURE. ! ] Sa n t , Wk tov Cov. v r r , Omo , De & 19 . 1SS3. . I Df t. B. J. Kendall C< » . ' Gents; I feel it my duty to say -what I have don© • with yo w r Kt-ndall ' s S j- avln Cure. X hnve cured t went v-tivc horses that l i a - l Spn *r irir S ten of I C iu s Rone * nine anilctnl with Bi c Head and f*v on of I5ic Jnt v, 5-ini- - * I have imd one of your boo ks nnd foHow« - d t b o tiinxtio n s , have ne ve r los t a cafoof anv kind. your * trui >' , Am>iie w TensEn. Horse Docior- . KEMD A LLS ' SP A ViM CURE. Price $1! f -er l>oitIp, cr s Ji bottles for $5. All Dnir;- p ) r-t*i Lave it or can pet it for you . or it wi ll bn s enti to any r d ^ resson rec-i*iii t of price by tho pr oj- rie * - tor s. j>n. X. J - K - «;ri7LL c-c, Er ;- i -bureh Falls , Vu SOIdD BY AUu X>I£UGGISTS. 1 i n ^ rfc L . ' ^ r a nQ • aMM Qi * *- i * a Ag. d ^ *J giC \^ atMft B(Lj lXrll!l«i* £ »_ C hurch -nnd. Ship vo ntlUtors , u a & Chimney TopiirFac jM Co »n i l Sl oTO- H p © S egUtV Dimi)££« - tiie b e a tln it fe-J K orld . JOH S BOL?$Z37 $ *7 55p». L , I. EDWAED 8, COAL al WOOD TABtt b i\ ,? ? 6 ' oa- ™ ^ 0 ? / 0 ' ! £ mtt } ~ u , e f onstan tlv on band. <iak and 1 ' ine Wood sawed and ' nlit when desired. Also Blacksmith Coal. Yard in G illette avenue , near Kdwar d ' s .Street. Office in . -the l l iru ess Shop of W. t\ Lecluse. IMI - I A i s trHaagUV f it tcaea thi trtubnvm •rat ta t h o tr lamps. Tke/ j thai sre iam<s* pu tnaoQ ix. Wl « o »il aneou » . THOMAS B. ARNOLD , D . D. S. DENTIST , Babylon , L. L At 127 West 34t.b Stre et , N ew York on Tuesd ays and Fridays. FMLip Groli & Son , SAYVILLE , L. I. BOTTLERS OF S. LIEBMA XN' S SONS AXD GEORGE EHRET ' S LAGER BEER. Special attention g iven to Families and Boarding Houses. DR. J. H. HOFFMAN. ALDK I CH BLO C K , MAIN ST., SAYVILLE , L. L First-Class - * *ork. Sati s factioii G uaranteed. Wm. Ailmendin ger , BOOTS AND SHOES , Marie to Order. BepaW n-; neatly »ad reasonaWy doo«. Custom -j-ore i specialty. Sati sfaction Gna w o t«ed. I s a id y to please e r erybod j. Rubber boots half-soled or repaired . Orders attended to at short notice. lS »nuee Ave. , near a iatn. - J awlT ie L. I. ROBERT NUNNS CONTRACTOR & BUILDER , SA YVILLE , L. 1. C a rpe n Wr \Wort ot e r ery description neatly ant -;- a *nm!* rar' .- nn* * . - * JOSEPH CK0PE R r S BAKBBE SHOP , HaJS i* T ^ StT - miT Prompt ana Polite Attention paid t * all P atrons. — - * -*H _ NELSON STRONG CONTRA C TOR AND BDILDER SAYVILLE . L. I. Carpenter Work of every description neatly and £ rornntIv attended to. \\'\ L H. GREEN , JR. ARCHITECT , GRSE J - ' S BUILDESG, MAIS STREET , — AT— GOLB g MIT M ' S , WEST PATCHOGUE. S..O. V/ EEKS MARBLE WORKS , Tint 8t , Patcho gns , L. L K onum s nts , Headstones A» Cemetery Fencing . CENTRAL HOTE L . H. CLAY LO SEE , Prop. Mais Steket , Patchog i -x , L. I Special a ttention to Commercial Trave lers and Transient Quettt. Good Stables attached to the Hotel POTTER & PEIOE, B aa k Build lag, PATCHOGUE Offer for sale and to rent , houses and lands of all de- scri ption — also are placing loans on Western land at six per cent—pri nci pal and inter- est guaranteed b y tbe Middle- sex Banking Co. , of Middle- town , Ot* They also give re- liable Fire and Life Insurance in first-class companies. EXCEL SIok BOTTLING COMPANY , HAWKINS & WEEKS , Props., BAYPORT , L, I. Manufacture ™ et Carbon ated be Tera fi es . sock *» soaa , sarsapar llla , -rln e er ale an4 pear cider AM orders prom pt \ -- excn ied and geod s delivered free ol char ge. In addltle n to the above we keep manufa ctured and frei b . all popula r min- eral waters In siphons. »-Our wa e ons run daily, and lamill es bare only io leave orders Kith oar driver * to have them promptl y attended to. Private parti e a should ord er a little in ad v an c i «o as not to confll rt M tli ourre tular trade. CLEANLINESS A SPECIALITY. t S \ \W e wish to inform the pub- lic that we have entered the COAL & WOOD B DS IHESS and are folly pr epared to supply every o ne with coal at R easonable :-: Prices. Give us a call. Oak a nd Pine Wood deliv ered to any point in • this s ection. t s a iurr Aiiont ix t- sprcMve Wl-rca L«£3 to n Tra gt dj- In K c utnck j * . Abraham Kelly shot and killed Samuel Logan , a well-known citizen of Springfield , Ky . Both men had but latel y married and were considered warm friends. They bc ^ an banferini* each other on the respective merits of their wive 5 , when a qunr- re. \ fli ' I owed , hut friends separated the men and Kelly went away. He soon return ed , however , and was armed with a musket. \ .Vhen he s ;ot in range of Lojran he raised Iiia gun and fired. His victim fell to the ground , and an examination showed that the man had been torn to pieces with a dozen buck>hot. After the deed the murderer fled and has not yet been caug ht , although officers have been scourin g the countr y for him , Logan was twenty-five years of age. Kelly is twenty- seven years old and has alwa ys had a good reputation. A MURDEROUS BENEDICT. DlKont m t Arooii ^ «*c - l ltllt n ry— «* Doivn Willi, the Dlctj .tor.hl p. *' A leiier from Rio Janeiro , dated March 27 , says that the discontent amon g the military is brewin g. The government did not dare to enforce the order that was \issued to three battalions of infantry to embark for- southern provinces. The mutinous battalions re sisfe l the order, and durin g the ni ght of March 22d End 23d the barracks were guarded. Finall y the authorities y ielded. On the 26th play- cards bearing the words \Down With *hc Dic tatorship! \ were posted throu g hout the city. It is reported that the •¦overnnient has \ decided to submit ihe constitution to a ple- biscite , instead of to the constitue nt-asseaiuly. TROUBLE BREWING IN BRAZIL. io ^ a - A ri - * - . -s lr r c-c , ] • * : ; ..j. _ ¦ . .. . :¦ • - - . For Coruump tion , Atthraj , Bronchitis, Dv-pepsia , Ca Urrh , Hiy Fevtr , Ht p idache , Debility, Rheumatism Neural g ia and oil Chronic ani Disorder s. \The Compound Oxygen Treatment . \ T)rs Star Key & 1 ' alen. No 152» Arch St reet. Philadel- phia , have been using for the last seventeen years , is a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitro gen mt<mau t1 , and the com- pound is so condense d and made portable that it is seut all over the wo rld. D Rs. Si 'ACKev & T ale n have the lihertvto refer to the followmt- named well-known per- sons who have t ried their Tre atment • Hon. Wm. I). Kel l ey, Member of Congress , Phila. Kev. Victor L. Conrad . Editor Luth eran Obser- ver , Phila. Rev . Charles W . Gushing, D.D. . Rochester . X .v. Hon. Wm, Pen n >' ixon , Editor Int er-Ocean. Chica go . W . H. Worthln s ton , Editor Kew South , E h-min * * - ham . Ala . Judge H . V. Vrooman , Quenemo . Kan. Mrs. Mary A. Liver more . Melrose . Mass. Jud f-e R. s. Voorhees . X ew York City Mr. E. C. Knig ht. I ' hilad eiphi. -i . ?J r ' Frank SiddaU . Merchant . Philadelphi a. Hon. W . W. Schuyler. Easton . Pa. Edward L. Wilson , S3 3 Broad way. N. Y. Ed. Phila. Yhoto. Fidelia si. Lyon , Waimea, Hawaii . Sandwich Islands. Alexander Kitch l e. Inverness , Scotland. Mrs. Manuel V. Ortega , F resnfllo , Zacatecas, Mexjco. Mrs. Emma Cooper , Utilla , Spanish Honduras , C. A. i- Cobb Ex-Vice Consul . Casablan ca , Morocco. M . V. Ashbrook. Bed Bluff , Cal. Ja mes Moore . Sup ' t Police . B l andford. Dorset shire , England. Jac ob Ward, Bowral . New SonUi Wales. And thousands of others in every part of the United States. DRS. STARKEY &. PALEN 7 ! ffSSArifS CT 37 n-HAI i ATION , BA TTLE WITH TRAMPS Peimsylvc . .* . ' -. Farmrrf II.v«5 a. X.lvely Tl i ne t vlth Them, A gan g of eight trumps went to the house of Samuel Lehman , ft farmer living one mile north of Chamhershur g, and ordered u hot breakfast for the party. The men hud slept in the hum all ni g ht. . Upon the refusal of the women to cook a meal for them , they beat Leh- man and his son severely and tcrri ti cd th e whole nei g hborhood. They then passed through town and broke open two fi irni-lioiis cs south of Chambcrsburg. The farmers in the vi cinity sent to town foriissistanc c , and a part y, composed of several oflieer .i mid a hal f dozen farmers , started in pursuit. They came up with the gan g near Marion. Thetram psshowed fight , anil a constabl e shot one of them throu gh tiie leg. Three of them were finally captured and p inceii injail. The action of the tr amps caused great excitement among the farmers , aud threats of lynching were freely mnde. THE LINCOLN MONUMENT .Wccks II j - of nn Iron Uniting to K o f Aw ay Kellc Hunters. Within a short time a stout iron fence will he put around the Lincoln monument in Spring- field , 111. , nml nobody will he allowed inside the enclosure except during certain hours of the day. This step was decided on at a meet- ing of Ihe Lincoln Monument, Association the object being to prevent the monument from being mutilated by relic hunters. Heretofore , there has been no fence of any kind imme- diately surroundin g the monument , and when the custodian was not on the ground it was left to the mercy of visitors. Within the lust few months two of the gr oups of statuary on the monument have been badly mutilated \ . The sarcophagus in which once reposed the bod y Ol ' Lillfol n is il l I he catacomb nn the north fide of the monumen t , onl y n few feet from the en. trance , where there is simpl y an iron gratin g. A short time ago some visitor , durin g the ab- sence of the custodian , with , a heavy enne knocked a p iece of marble from the sarcopha- gus , raked it out and carried it oft* . Similar acts of vandalism have been quite common for years , and it has been quite necessar y to pro- vide some means for the protection of the mon- umen t AFTER ALL uTMKS.M , CON SULT OK. LORD, 329 North Fifteenth (street, Philadel phia. Twenty years ' ex pulea o a la s pecial diseases; euros the worst cases of N . rrou i Complaints , Blood l' oljonlu f r, i)lo(c !i<H, K ru p ' l.im, Piles , Catarrh , Ulcers , Sores, Impaired Memory Des pondency, Dimness of Vision , Lun g, Liver st oma ch , Kidno y ( Br 1 ght' s Disease ); confidential. EP-Ca i l or write for question list and book. _^ l * . ^^ * l * . ^ 1 prescnoe tUia luuy en. j ^ -*-*-*-*-* * -- * - -*- ^^ dorse Bl ft e> s U the only ^ -*-*-* r c«n« ' m ^ \H s pecific (or tha certain cur * ^ ------- 1 TO 6 PATS. -fj f of tbls discs'* . ^ \ ¦ I- wu mm i ¦ » < . * Q.H.IXGRAIIAa f . M. D., ¦ * e a mHrU t a r s. » Amsterdam , N . Y. tSM ura ulf brtW We have sold Bit: G lor ¦Sl * k...n..i..t n. many years , and It has ¦--J ¦ r -tMCU- - i lealO J j ^^ given the best ot s atl a - * ^ -*- k CtBetana t l . --------B faction. ^b^ . Ohio, ^^ k D. R. DYCHE4C0.. ^^^ ~ ^^ « Chicago , ill. - T i- H ^^ BWt ^ l s r t lSl.OO. Bold by nrug g l s ta. CHICHESTER'S ENQUSH . PENNYROYAL PILLS _ i C ^ w MCD CROSS DIAMOND BRAND. ././TUN , Safe »« Hwi j i rcUible. L a dlM, A m ti l K k B l •°-- ; -Dr t fy lK hr I f iomtnd Mrmnd , lo S \ - u U- ^S H ^r c ^ t -m eulUe Uih , i m1«4 w i th bl n e i9V\ l ^\^ J » 3J r ibboa. Tak « ho •tk « t % An- p llii \V W 4m W ± Wil UpMU bM r* !>«•• , pink vnpperi , a re VB T pi ~ - flr *•¦ #*» - •¦• co« a t « rfUta. 8f»d 4«. v 1 W. 2f t ('t »P')' * -\* p* r tlc « l*r» , iMtlmoDl-U * ud l < 5| ' B M UeU-k T tot 1 * 4\W i A Utttr , b j ret a rm v y -EF w all. J T MuApir. ^^ S ^ m ^ r ta lil rt -g (ktm-1 C$» lUbw le.. ruia ^ n * § - SI QK HE ADACHE , Biliou* Headache , Dixrlneim , Con a t l patio i i , Indi g ed- t l on , Bll i on a Attacks , and all deran gements of the stomach and bowels , are promptly relieved and permanen tly cured by tho use of DR, PIERCE 'S PE L iI b ETS. They are Pnrel y Vegetable and Perfectly Har mless. « A» a XjiX ^ - T EH. PI LI j , Uncqua l cd ! ON B PELLET A DOSE ! - »* *S£ gg5 ^^ gg 8 * ' Ely ' s G ream 8almf! S S ^ to o to eb s ¦ C ^ TAR f K 01 —or e ^ \ » -SiA* y HORSES AND CATTLE -»i:iCKI.Y. g Sr ^ JA T A E»8 » ^ A pply Halm Int o each no f trl l . ^ Ht3- - ^^ ^ r ^ § \/ |3i ^« R J.V IHI i -iS .. M l Wnrren Si.. N\ . V. ^C S t^ - . ' ? £' pr s^ o Ta f ^^ j B efl i i Co i Siii Pow dB TS i X tOOJk SiCK, t i Arc warranted Kupt - rlor lo any mhors , o r no W S- ! I TOOK ( * \ <>r th f curo of l|-ti*mper , W i irm. . . IloU . UUfM, 1 IUOK t Hidetxiiuvl . Colds . & < - ., m Horses , and Colds , Coughs. ^ .. — ¦ — ————.- ^ m j Loss of Milk . Utack Tnninic , Horn Liistonpcr , «c , m * T % I I I II hIiII I C CaUlB ' Price * ¦ . ¦ * ceii c . J \ l II I I ' a \ (: s s ol.l bv all Drne s lst s and Saddle rs. L j l / l j JL M l ( D KI'OT, 111 MritKA V ST.. SEW VOIUt. I take My Meals , || ^^^^ ^ S '! I take My Rest, m St n lW^^^^^^ t AND i /* 5f i l l .u r vL- 3 li.s u iJUlI TO TAKE ( I ^^^K^t^^ - ^ SE - i ^ e i^ *. - ^ ' ' . 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