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Wkt §mwm §mm%m, PUbllafied every Thursday morning at Haui- nona, N. y. TJSBMa, M.Ofc lfp»lU strictly In *d- T*nce. Noticon of Blrtfis, Marriage* «nd Deaths In- eerted free, Advartlsln? rate* ta*do known oh application, oonrwptiniTence mtliit rofion in not later tnan Mosdsy sfffSt* to egsiivs fasaFtioa, Address all communications to TUB ADVEfl. TTOEII, Hammond. N, Y. Kntered In tno poat-offlce, at Hammond, N, T„ M second-class mall matter. THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1886. THE GOVEBNOB'3 PEOOLAMATION. t By virtue of the authority vested In,me by tno people of the state of New 1 York, I hereby design- ate Thursday, tho 2Sth of November, Instant, ds a day of'thanksgiving- and prayer to Almighty Ood, Let there be thnnfcsglvlBg for tbe abundant harvest and the blessings Of health and peace, with which the year has been crowned, let there be prayer for continuance of all the tender mercies, and tbe watchful care which have been divinely granted to us In tbe past. As we rev- erently gather In our churches and cheerfully surround the firesides of our homes, In love of country and of kindred, with songs and rejoic- ings, let there be praise to the Lord. And not In name only, but In deeds of kindness and ac- tive good will to those less favored than our- selves, sbould our thanksgiving be made mani- fest. Thus shall voice and heart, and hand ap- propriately unite In a tribute of praise. Doneatthecapltol, In the city of Albany, this fourth day of November, In tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-six, By the governor: DAVIB B. HIM,. WirxuM G. BICE, Private Secretary. Gon. N, M, Curtis is mentioned as a candidate for Speaker of the next legis- iature, His many friends in this district » vand in other districts of St, Lawrence, ,»ywou!d be pleased to sen him in such a po- sition. It has been said that, the Gen. is very uncommunicative in regard to wheth- er he will make a canvass for such honors. J'fis tine abilities dud long experience well ./fits him for the Speaker's desk and in our s* opinion he would make an excellent $pei»ker. The following, taken from the Ogdens- burg Advance, tells of a inalUrial condition of the political atmosphere of a town that contains the only city of which our county can boast. Somebody is to blame. Sonic one or possibly many of the members of the po- litical parties must have been offering money for votes in the past or men would not be schooled to expect a price for their votes now: \The recent election had the most demoralizing effect on the purchas- able vote of this town of nny election we have held in years. There are nearly a thousand men in the town of Oswegrttchie who will be found ready to dispose of their votes for cash or its equivalent. Every thinking person, even the men who buy these votes, recognize the fact that it is one of the worst features of our repub- lican form of government. The practice is prevalent, not only among the poor and ignorant, but also among men in easy circumstances and of fair intelligence. The importunities of tbe \floaters\ were without avail November 2rid, however, as not a single dollar, as far as we can learn. jj'as spent for votes. One old chap who .drove Jn several miles from the country to vote jn f,be second ward dis- trict wanted teg 4°l/nrs for his vote in the morning, but dropped tp half that amount utter dinner, He hung ground the polls all the afternoon, dropping hjs price every half hour, Jill he got ij; down, to twenty.- five cents. Not being able to find a purr .chaser, he votpd a republican bullpt jjjst before the polls closed. BANE. In the stilt ot the town of German Flats vs, She supervisors of Herkimer county, In regard to the support of its pauper in- sane, Judge Van of the supreme court has filed his decision dismissing the writ and holding thai each toten k by law chilrge- nble with the expense of maintaining its indigent insane, an important decision, as being the first judicial interpretation of the statute on this mtbjeet.—St. Lawj-ettce Herald. BOODLE WASTED. Wat**! am Miyllflat. It seems time drid money has been wasted by the Democrats of Cjinton Co. in their lute light for the Assembly, Tiieir cUndidute, Gob, 9. Weed, holds the of lied of U. S, Commissioner i'(nd is mclig- blens is shown by the following opiiiion of Judge Daniels, the lately defeated candi- date for Judge of the Court' of Appeuls. Smith M, Weed has been once caught napping: MoitBisoNVrujs, Oct, 25, 1S8G. HON. CIIAKMJS DANIELS, Dear Sir: —Under Section 8, Article li, of the Constitution of the State of New York, is a person who holds, or within the past hundred days has held, the office of V. 8. ComniissionCr, eligible to the of- fice of Member of the Assembly of this State? By answering the above by return mull you will greatly oblige, Respectfully Yours, S, S. TAYI.OII. , BUFFALO, k Y., Oct. 28,1880. S. 8. TAYLOB, ESQ., Dear Sir; —I have been absent from my office and unable to return an earlier answer to your letter .because of H dciith in my family, and I now feci myself obliged to say that holding the orlicc of United States commissioner would rendu you ineligible for the office of Member of Assembly, 'providjil the* office cdiilihiicd to a period within one hundred days of the election It is a civil office under ;h<* United States within Article 8, Section 8, of the Constitution of this Stdt.e, < Re- gretting my inability to forward ii' more favorable answer. I remain, liespeotfully Yours, OHAS. DANIKI.S, (Judge of the Supremo Colli''.) TEMPEMAN&B IN POLITICS. f lie official .count its shown by the re- port, pf flic bp«rd of panvassets fop.Mayor of New York is as follows i For Hewitt 90,55?, George 68,110, Roosevelt «0,43?, •nid fur Wardwell 582. Now and then wc hear it said that tem- perance must De koptp.iit ot politics. But if temperance is kept out then the saloon must be kept out also. That the saloon is already in politics no one who relids at all can have any doubt. During tiie late political canviisx P. J. Jgit/gernld of Troy, president of the State Wine, Boer and Liquor Dealer's Association, sent out cir- culars to all its members urging them to support Judge Peckhnm for the\ Court of Appeals bench, ''because Judge Daniels, the Republican candidate, if not a pro- nounced Prohibitionist, strongly .sympa- thizes with that movement and is a total obstainer himself.\ These liquor men are found voting solidly against all candi- dates suspected of holding temperance views or cherishing temperance princi- ples. Why should not temperance men be equally careful whom they support for office? If the liquor men have less virtue they seem to possess more wisdom than do most temperance men.— Lmmille (Times. The hearty supp-ni of the people at the' polls given General Curtis for Member of Assembly shows 'conclusively that the people are with him and for him, and that his legislative record has the approv- al of the voters, J3vcn in those towns where he might expect, the thosfc opposi- tion, he stood well up with the ticket and in many wetir ahead. ~~Norwood Mvn. 'tBob.\ the democraflc Taylor, »•?• circled Governor in Tiniiessce by 20,00'' mrtjontj. But \Alf<\ was elected to the S ate Senate, The town of Hammond wai fVfned from Resale and Morristown March 30th 1827, Altar Forfrraqra* aiparfenca In wia praparation of nwi _, , than Ona Hundrad Thotuatld application! for patanta In M» United rjtalja and Kpraljra eoog. triaa, tha pilhl «li<ir« of (Ha SojaqCins Amarloaii continue to aot a« aolloltora for.patanta, oaraata,trailo-marka, oopr; .._ ... ri*Kta,atO„fortha United SUtaa.and to obuta pstanls In (Itwulit, Bnvland, Franoo, OorraaDr, and allothar oonnlrlia,, Tlinlraiperl- anoa If nnaqualad andthalr faollltlaa ira unaur- Drawinnand apaolllMtlona prapafed and filed !o ilia I'atant Offloa on ahort notion., Vennc raw reuonabla. No oharjia for ciaminatlon of modeia tho iar«8«i olfoiilatlon and (a tha moat Iniloantlal naifapapar ,of ita kind.pabl afaad in tfia world. Tha adrantafaa of aaoh a noilea ararjr paiantea anderataitda, . ..„ ,„ , , . , Thia lar*o and apjandidlr lllnatratad nawapapar la,publlali\d tVKBK^Y at «3,l»« roar, and If adnilltadK, ba tfio^Beftpapardafotad to aoienoa, maohanioa, Inrontlons, onalnoorlng worka, and othor dapartmenta of lildaatrlal prorroaf, pab- llaiind Tii »nr oountrr..\ oontalnf tha namaa of all p^tantaaa and titl.a of avair innntion patantad eaon WOKK. Try it four montba ior oaa dollar Sold br nil nawfdealera. If rou lmv« an Intention to patant writ* to SSinin A Oo„, nubllfliara of Solantlflo Anutioao, Wlilroadwajr.Naw York,, „ .. Ilfnilbooi about patanta mailad ha*. HAIR WORK Done to order. Combings and Cuttints made in any dcsinible style. C0MB1MS Made up nt 35 to 40 cents an ounce. Ji^/' All orders by mail will receive prompt attention. MIIS. W. B, BUIITON, Hammond, N. Y. for working people. Semi 10 cents postage, and we will mail you free, u royal, valuable sample box ofgdoila that, wil! put you In tliti way of makim.' mure moni'V inalcwdays than you ever thought possible at any biisintw. Oiipital not required. You ciuf live at lio:/io and work in spare time only, or all the funCi All hi'both sexe.-i, of all aj.'i'.<, grandly' siiceiis.-'fiil. 50 emits- t,.> $5 easily I'arnCil every evening. That nil who wililt work may test fclio budiliivs, we make thw iinparali«led oiler: To nil who are not well val.isfied wo will send irll m nny for llio troiiMe of writing us. Full p irticnini'i. direc- tions, etc., sent free, liiiiiieu.ii* paynlHoltuely sure lor all who start nt once. Don't delay. Aikliess STINSON & Co., I'orlluiul, Maine. SfJily. -i r WMT9 otfRtf AWAV, son i (H 1 .* mtfl rmnfflge, ami try rn»'' • uww„H(,ri||irit.vrt«iB a paeksae o, 'oiiiH ifi »rf?(!Vi'in, , t til will start yon in won »i|ilf will ar <)••\{' hrlff ' Vf.il Iri mrimfr .faster ttinii ifiMWiw elHK !'i Anl'Tlri*. A'l anolif, the «WW,IM« in iirowmis (rltli (well >ir>it. A /Mits waritert erery- wfwim, nf fiirti'T H«x- of c! n(/(W, for all thn Mmc or siinni time only, t» v/ork ftirud at tiiolr own Uowm. r*((rtiin(«for«ll worl«ir« ohsoliiroiy a«,,« siuoil.' Won't delay, If. llAM.orr * ce„ I'ortiawl, Maine, nwiy, —J-J JOBPaiNTIND Weatly a:n<^ promptly vxe- 'tuted at thin cfHna. Gim n-. o, acul, and get pfiam. rESTABLISHED IX 1822, BELL Pn tii H Life Insurance. » Mutual Relief Society, <!l'lWlu'i»tei', N. Y. J2.000 and 53.000 Policies Sold nt Low Rates. J\K. WILSON, Seety. HHiiiinnnd. N. Y. »Bl»TIttTKY. 1SS0. IJ>r. XT. 'A. GrandLett. Thankful for the liberal patronage receiv- ed during the Inst sixteen years, takes this method of informing the peoplo that he has the facilities, and is prepared to do all work ip the line of Dentistry in the most Approved .fbl'in, and will visit (lie following named pliiCM during the summer, viz ;— Oxbow, from Aiin'iist 30th to Sejit. 6th, At, McAllaster's Hotel. Rossie, from Sept. 0th to Sept. ,20th, At jVIeLear's Hotel. Hammond, from Sept. 20th to Oct. 4th, At Mrs. Taylor's Hoto'. ' 7 1 . Edwiinlsville, from Out. 4th to Oct. 11th, At Oapi'iu's Hotel. Morristowh, from Oct. Iltli to Oct. 18th, At Culligali's Hotel. Brier Hill, from Oct.. 18th to Nov. 1st, . At Hotel. Chippewa, from Nov. 1st. to Nov. 8th, At Hotel. Redwood, from Nov. 8th to Nov. 22(1, ' At his Office. I shall visit the above mentioned places again during the whiter., 1 shall adhare strictly to the above time table, and would request my patients to call early in my stay and malce their engage- ments so Jhat I may have ample time to do their work while t remain. fSFAll worh neairanted 'satisfactory or money refunded. 19yi. Done on ail Battxterinlm rVt*;UJ>'an<l I»i\oini»<].y. M. w. MOVER. J-E-W~E-L-E-R~S, Nos. 10 hud 19 Ford Street, OGDENSBU«a N-.Y- You Hre invited to cull und .compare Goods and Pl'iijes before deciding your puriOiases. SMITH ORGAN 00. ES'fABI/ISHsBD 1852. Write a Poxlul Card la H. K. STKVBNSON and loarn liow von may sa>ve from $10 to $25 in purchas- in»- in; Organ or Piano. Goods fresh from the factory. $-ffi°I:iitit'i , it/miint!) nJunni ot f/oiir own hoinet. OVER 11 now in daily Use. Organs with twfo/lill sets of reeds iliid solid walnut cases, II. 1?. S*iCV.HV*x*. , v 1 , lliiiiiinond,.,I<. ¥
