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m 4jfj&#&jty%u&i» nj^^-* ^w^cp^s^i^\ - *^- ^^ 33^Wfcs lj **W* i#*^Wi«-flS.-*B-< ®he §i«ttm<w4 &&wtt(m\ \Vutillftlted every OTidnwa* laornlMf at Mom- raond'W. V. TBBJW, I1.M, K P»M \flatly In ad- VAllCt. Notice* of Births, M»rrl»tfe» and Dewns In- netted tret, „ ., AflTertUlnirnitt* made known on application* rorrresponflencemustrflacn us not later Mfan Monday nfetit, to ensure insertion, Address all communication* to TIM ADVBB- TI8KH. Hammond, N, If. Entered in the post-offlco, at Hammond, V, Y,, »s second-class mall HiaMor, THURSDAY, DEO. 2, 1886, It looks yory much like war in tho East, ltnssia moves on seemingly without thought of what Hie other great powow may think of her course. England, Germany and Austria arc watching with lynx eyes the movements of the ''Bear of the North.\ VxmU has filHICa noriiu- iicr 'muttuaom&nma—ti nra_En.r glandand Austria. *?'~i^-' DIFFICULT TO ENFORCE. The Canadian authorities are experlenc ing the same trouble hi enforcing the Scott Act that the local officers of the' towns of this and other states do in con- victing those who sell liquors without a license, It is wonderful what blank memories will be found and what little knowledge will be snown of what was drank by men called to testify in such cases. Why do men \sell their birthright for a mess of pottage?\ Those who sell do not expect men to twist, turn, and prevaricate under oath to save them from being fined. They take the responsibility on their own shoul- ders when they make a sale and he who I liuys is under no obligation to shield tbom. The following is clipped from a Canada paper: \Prevarication in all its windings and twistings was apparent at the Scott Act trials here last week, and the fact was continually made clear that the enforce- ment of the Act has no sympathy from witnesses—that 09 out of 100 will side ..... with file liquor] interest and take advant- — ^^S>:^&S,TS*S dpdjre they can think ot^io jMaerdrttfe guilty\' WHY? \ The ADVERTISE:! asked for none of the county printing, expected none, and re- ceived none and it is immaterial to us what papers in the county did get the work to do. Thconly question to usii, why some of • the members of the Board of Supervisors who, if they were selling butter, cheese, or any other article of produce, would be, holding on for the last fraction of a cent per pound, will, when the printing of the sessions laws comes before them vote to give the St. Lawrence HejmlUcan ten cents when some other paper offers to do the same work just as well f(,r six and a half cents. How is the Board obligated individu- ally or collectively to the St. Law. Repul- Ham that it should befriend the \official organ\ by voting it jobs to be paid for from the public purse at a price higher than other papera offer to do the same. Time brings strange things to view. BLAINE AND EDMUNDS. On Sunday afternoon Mr. Blaine paid a visit to the house' of ex-President Ar- thur, ana, as he entered the parlor. Sena- tor Edmunds came forward with great ap- parent cordiality, extending his hand and saying:,, \How do you do, Mr. Blaine?\ MT. Blaine stood with hands holding his hat in front ol him, in a position familiar to all who have met him, and made no response, simply looking Mr. Edmunds in the eye. Seeing some embarrassment, Clayton jWc/tfiohacl said: \You know the Senator, Mr. Blaine?\ Mr. Blaine remained perfectly silent, and Mr, Ed- munds at length, apparently comprehend- ing the situation, retreated to the sofa from which he had risen, A few minutes V::.a~ ?tr. BHric ••.••p-e«cd to M-, Me jWiobiiel and Mr. Miller his sincere regret that an act imperatively demanded from him should have occurred in the house of mourning,— N«m Y<rrh_ Trttwnn. The incident was iinfortiiniite. ft is unfortunate that anything should occur to widen the breach botween the friends of Mt. Edmunds and those of Mr, Blaine; it Is doubly unfortunate that It should \nave occurred in the house of mourning, One thing, however, Is certain: It never would have occurred if Mr Blaine hurt been a dishonest politician. If his only: care was to make votes, he would have responded to the eager advances of the Vermont senator and joined In tho public demonstration of friendship the latter in- vited, no matter how insincere it might have been. But such hypocrisy is shown to bis im- possible to Tames Q. Wainc, He saw before him the man who, after weunying him in 1884, eagerly solicited his friendly offices in 1880 to secure a re-nomination to the Senate, and who with almost in- credible Ingratitude repaid the services he had sought by the publication of a letter breathing insult to Blaine in every line and syllable. That such a mini should have offered his hand to the gentleman he had thus treated, seems a marvel of au- dacity; that the proffer should be resent- ed as it deserves, is just what we should have expected of Mr. Blaine.— Oydenalmry Journal. ..,, The Ladle's Aid Society held an entertainment on the night of the 25th, which was quite n success and a very creditable, performance, especially when the time occupied in the preparation is considered. It is to be hoped that the society will continue their scries of en- tertainments, D, fliiHirtiini'ff in . xmimrntionolmotii than Ortn HiMiarad Thomapit ajrolliiatlf/nffnr patent* in , tha United M»if» mill •;?\•*\ \TO; trlea, tli« (mill uliiira ol tho So tatlfc Aniorfcancontlntio mitotan anllcltora for putonta, oavaata, triiilii-inarkii, copy. 1 rWita.eto. fnrtljn Unlfa* HtatMiand to nliwin paturijj In Canada, Bn«lanil, Franco, Oermaw, and ail.ollwr ooiinlriM Jhnlreipari. OIICO !» tinoiiualcd and tliolr focllltlea ara nmur- ISnw'fnM and ifnooillcalfona propnrnd and fllod In tho IWratUffiM on alwrt notice. Torma raw nmmnaliln. No charoo for oiamlnatlon of wodela or drnwlnifa Adrian lijr mall frno ., . 'Pat«ot«o»italimd (llrmiail ja!\\l*P\ Intho WIBSI'IBW VMKftjCAK.whfoh haa tho larxoat. o roulation and lattio mo»t influent al •wrapaW of It. kinf pnliliabad In th» world. Tho ndvantanoa of anon » option ararr uatantoa ufldflratanda. «hla law and aplandldlr lllnatratad naiwpawr la pablinhcd WKRKbY at »3.ll0a «ar, and ia adiilltWd to bo UloTieai paper dorotad to aolenca, mechanics!, Inrontlona, onainoarlnu work*, and other departments of industrial prmrraaa, pno- lliwod In aw country. It oontaina tho namea of ail patontios and title of a»arrl.n»ention patented each week. Try. it four montba for one dollar Bold hy nil newadealera, . If yon hare an Inwntlon to patent writ* to Munn * Co„«oWI»hera of SoiantlOo Aaerloan, taiIlroBdway,Waw York. .... Handbook about patrata mailed frefc M0RRIST0WN. Nov. 20,—Yesterday, (Thanksgiving Day) will long be remembered by many of the inhabitants of this place, as having returned sincere thanks, \in the orthodox way\ for the many good things received during the past year, and by others for what they expect to get, sometime in the near future. But those who arrived late at divine services, at such times,\ ought to expect v^ry small things, while the re- verse id fihe order, I believe. The day was very stormy and disagree- able, but that did not prevent the boys from having a shooting match. Messrs. Driscoll and McAuIiffe procured a supply of turkeys and measured off i» range said to be 20C yards, but from the, fact that ,Jhcy had moved it away from the. old, and well known 200 yd. range, and the further fact that the turkey was locate 1 on a barrel well up towards Brier Hill, some of the crowd were' inclined to question the distance, but the shooting was to begin at once, and in' the absence ofgthe proprietors, a substitute was found ready to risk his duck, for the usual fee of ten cts. per shot. The duck .only lasted long enough to cam ninety cents profit to the owner, being carried off by u well aimed bullet from T. W. Pierce's gun.' The next applicant for the doubtful hon- or of being shot at, and the certain profit to follow was a fine large grey hen, which died at the early agp ol 7f years. The verdict of the jurors was, '-accidental shooting with a gun in the hands of .Senry Spear. This all occurred before dinner. After partaking of the usual roast turkey, we returned to the range, and was very much surprised to find j)/c- Auliffo on deck giving the \byespointh- ers\ on the size and qualities of each tur- key as it was mounted on the barrel, but he did not have much to do as there was but three killed, and those by II. Spear Prof. Z. Olark and Jus. F. Culligan met their Waterloo here to-day, each shooting nineteen shots and drawing nothing but the privilege of paying ten cents per shot. This is quite a change from the last year's record of the shooting. .., Frank Proctor and Ohns. Russell went up the river after ducks this p, M mid Domino Phelps and Clarence Carpenter go to q/»n them in the morning. Hope <-... „.;M !.,.,.[• n pl(..[hn„t ii've. HAIR WORK Done to order. Combings and Cuttings made in any desirable style. COMBINGS Made up at 25 to 40 cents an ounce. ^\All orders by mail will receive prompt attention. Mas, W. B. BURTON, Hammond, N. Y. m fjfor working people. Semi 10 cenls Ppostage, and we will mail you free, I a royal, valuable sample box of'gooils that will put you in the way of making more moiii-y in a lew days tlian you ever thought possible at any business. Capital not required. You can live at home and work in spare time only, or all the time.* All of both sexes, of all aire-, gran'Uy successful. 50 cents to $5 easily barneS evi-r# uyatyng. That all who want work inny test the business, we make this unparalleled offer: To all who are not well satisfied we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full piirricnlars, direc- tions, etc.. sent free. Immense pay absolutely sure tin'all who start, at otici'. Don't delay. Address STINSON & Co., Portland, Maine. 26nly. Life Insurance. Mutual Relief Society, ofUochcstcr, N. Y. $2(000 and 'g3,OU0 Policies Sold at Low Kates. D. E. WILSON, Secty. Hmnmimd, N. Y. 188G. I>v. W. A. <3-aixclett. Thankful for the liberal patronage receiv- ed during the Inst, sixteen years, takes this method of informing the pi-ople that lie hhs the I'neilitics, ami is preparer! to do all work in the .ine of Di-nListry in the most approved form, and will visit the following named placi-s during the winter viz:— Eedwoofl, from Nov. 8th to Nov. 29lh, Lnfargeville, from Nov. 29th to Dec. 13th, Omar, from Deo. i4th to Dec. 20th, Alfxandria Bay, from Dec. 20th to Jan 1, Redwood, from Jan. 3d to Jan. 17t,h, Theresa, from Jan. ITlli to Jan. 31st, ' Philadelphia, from Jan. 31st to Feb. i-tth, Oxbow, from Feb. 14th to Fob. 21st, Eossie, from Feb. 21st to March 7th Hammond, from Mar. 7lh to March 21st, Bdwardsville, from Mar. 21st to Mar, 28th, Morlistown, from Mar. 28tli to Apr. lltli. Brier Hill, from Apr. 11 th to Apr. 25th, Theresa, from April 26th to JHajr flth, .Redwood, from May 9th to Ifay 30th. I shall visit tliu above mentioned places again dAring the summer. , 1 shall adhere strictly to the above time table, and would request my patients to call early in my stay and make their engage- ments so that J may have ample time to do their work while I remain. ISP All work warranted tattofaetory or money refunded. ' 19yl. JSTAMPIHTG Done on nil Matei-inl* Weatlv and Pi-ompil^. . M. W. MOVER. <4 riHsfwrnw OIVBH »WAV. Herri is a oontH imttuso, and by m»n . _ . jwuuyr,'t will wtKinsif a ponkiw* «r -/flflitHnfiiirjtm'fiiart nut Mil start yen jn worlt that will at onrahrlntr you in intmoy faster than anycufnir else In America. All ahout tlw HOO.ooo In jwiMwts with each box, A(fr,nts wanterf oyery. where, of oltlmr BOX, of all sites, for all tho tlr&V, ?r snare time wily, to work, fur us at tholr own lomiitf, fortunes for all workers absolutely as sureil, Don't delay, !!. Hauicrr * Co,, I'orthtnil, Miilno, nsoly, mm JOB PRINTING JSTeoJly and promptly ixe- auted at this offim, Give ••is a oall and get pmeea. NOW FOE THE HOLIDAYS!! Having returned from Kc.tv York, we are opening a most complete line of goods in stll branches of our business, in- cluding Kovelties in Fancy Goods, Clocks, &c, &c. DIAMONDS I I In loose stones and mountings. The largest selection __.of — WATCHES, -—-and Best uratcih for the leastiiaBej! af-KWgNX^\ We invite ym\ to call, and. will not urge to -buy. Ojrdcnsbiirg, X. Y.. ORGAN GO. ESTABLISHED 1852. Writ* a Poxlal Card to H. R. STEVENSON. and learn how you may nave from f 10 to $25 in purchas- ing an Organ or Piano. Goods fresh from the.factory. ^^\IndrwmentH thomn at ijo\n k otrii Homes. OVER 114,000 now in daily use. Orjrahs \vitli jtvo Cull sets of reeds niid mli'd tuilinit eases. ONLY Jg»«0. II. n'. S'tEVkNspif,' •Ilitiiimoiul. Ti.f,
