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THE PORT JERVIS DMLY UNION, If'RlDA.Y EVENING, MA.ROH ;^ 0 , 1888 , OH! MY HEAD, The pain from Xouralgia and its mipanion disease Rheumatism is ccruciatm\. 'rhoii'^ands wlu) 40\ S m i <■> thc'^lwimi Uul_(HiV>i\'U pu’- THEATHLOPHOBOS CO. 112 Walt S t N. Y. levies! ffiV E R n ITT k E _ CURE headache and relieve all the trouble* ind* I a bilious state oI the system, •uch as Die- Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eatinif, I the Side, Ac. While their most rem«r»> ccMS has been shown in cifring SICK Headache,yet Carter'sLittle Liver Fillsare e q aat^ valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing oyiUg complaint, while thfv also correct ders of the stomach, stimulate t t \ \ — ,^alate the boweli^ Even if they onl} HEAD ivithout t W But after M sick hea ACHE Is#hebane of so many lives thathere it where wa make our great boast. Our pills cure It while They are stoictty_ vegetable arid do^not g ^ e ot use^sm!*’ 'in*vial8 at 25 cents; five f o r tl. SoM by druggists everywhere, or sent by mtlL CARTER MEDICINE CO., flow York City*. SCOTT’S EMULIION OFPHECODimOE 1*1 A lm o st a s Palatable a s lyiilk'. The only preparation of COD LITER OIL that can be taken readily and tolerated for a long time by delicate stomachs. AND AS A. REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTIOy, SCBOFOLOVS AFFECTIOKS, ANAEMIA, GEN ERAL DEBILITY, COUGHS AXP THROAT . jFECTloiTs. and all lYASTiaO JISOgDEBS\ CHILDKEH It is marvellous in its tesultg, \\ prescribed and endorsed by the best Bhysioiazie tn the countries of wqrl^ iP H O S P H n t S BRAIN, NERVE j ! AND LIFE.-GIVING TONIC PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE TO THE TASTE, r, increases th( ?ral DeJi^Ulty, tous Prostration and ss o f Appetite, Headache, a Debility, Slalai'ia,'.laria, X.ac7c,ac7c Headache, Insom n ia, X o f TitaHty, Ji E x h a u s tion. O le n itis a valuable tonic. $1.00 per Bottle. For Sale Try a ll Hraygists. HUMPHREYS* ^LjOlVlEOPATHIC ----- sv 9 y . e.-s— veterinary SPECIFICS That the diseases of domestic animals, H orses , C attle , S heep , D ogs , H ogs and P oultry , are cured by BCnmpliPoys’ V e te r i n a r y Spe« cities^ Is as true as that people ride on railroads, send messages by telegraph, or sew with sewing machines. It is as Irrational to bottle, bail, and bleed animals la order to cure them, as It Is to take passage tn asloopfi sloopfromNew York tp Albany. ------ -,jgg recommended by •airy Officers. . ssagetna Dsed In the best stable the IJ. H. A rm y Ci 1®“500 PAGE BOOK on treatment and care of Domestic Animals, a nd stable chart mounted on rollers, sent free. A. T . i i S f B. B .—S t r a i n s , Lam e n e s s , H h e u m a tisiu. C. C.—D istem p e r , N a s a l D ischarges. D . D .—B o ts o r G r a b s , VVoi’ms, E . E .—C o u g h s, H e a v e s , P n e u m o n ia. E . F . —C o lic o r G ripes, B e lly a c h e . G . G .—M i s c a r r i a g e , H e m o r r h a g e s . H . H .—U r i n a r y a n d K id n e y D iseases. I . I . —E r u p t i v e D iseases, M ange. J . K . —D iseases o f D igestion. P r ice, Single Bottle (over SO doses), - .6 0 ■Sold by D r u g g ists J o r S e n t P r e p a i d on R e c e ip t o f P r ic e . Humphreys’ \o. 109 Fulton St., N. Y. TILTON BENNETl’, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, St- J o h n ’s Block.' F r o n t St., P o r t Jervis, N. Y AMONG THE FARMERS. NEW YORK. OKANDK COUNTY. Tiie PearsfiU farm of sixty-two acres, near Monroe, sold at auction recently for $5 .’500. Mr J. H. Bush, of Greenwood, (Arden,) was the purchaser. Jehial Gray will work the farm of Hmith k Hoyt near Craigville this year. Floyd Ball and wife move upon the Taylor farm near Monroe April 1st. MiDDLKnoi’E. — Daniel H. Merritt re ceived, last week, from Chester county, Pa., a trio of Chester White hogs, fine specimens, weighing about l.'iO pounds each. They were shipped by Adams’ Ex- presB and sent from New York City to Newburgh by way of Hartford, Conn., making the express charges $13 for the roundabout trip. Some of the vineyards o f Delaware are found to be badly winter-killed, particu larly those that bore heavy crops last year. The owners are anxious now to know whether the vines were grown from Dela ware cuttings or budded on some other va riety, as the value of vines that will now come from the roots will depend entirely on what they were originally grown from. There will be no plowing for oats in Orange county in March, 1888. scLUVAN C ounty . At the recent sale o f Bryon M. Linda- ley’s stock and farm tools, his Partridge Cochin fowls were sold at $9.00 for the first trio of heavy birds, and a breeding pen for $14.75, The lucky gurchas^r was I). A. Carter & Son of Utica. Wash. Baifey bought the pen of White Leghorns for $4.80. Cows brought $34 50. When the O. & W. milk train resumed its regular tripe, after the great blizzard, 65 cans of milk deemed too old for the New York market were put off the train at Parksville. The milk was from the creamery o f C. H. 0. Beakes, Sidney Cen tre, and had been on the train all the time it was detained by the snow blockade. It is rumored that a valuable lead mine has been discovered somewhere between Oallicoon and Hankins. OHENANGO COUNTY. Mr. E. Pason purchased a small farm in the town o f Smyrna during last season, and moved thereon in the fall. He has rented his farm for the coming season and moved into North Norwich on account of poor health. Mr. Lawson Dalrymple is the owner of a large and very intelligent Newfoundland dog. A. short tin e ago while a lot o f men were shoveling out the road, Mr. Dalrvm* pie sent the dog to the house for a pail of drink, he carrying it in his mouth a dis tance of nearly half a mile. He would occasionally set it down very carefully to rest. The pail was an eight quart one. A farm of 106 acres is advertised for sale near Chenango Lake, in the town of New Berlin. Price $0,500. Mr. W. H. Brookins has rented and moved onto the F. Bissell farm across the river from Norwich in the town of North Norwich. The farm was vacated by Robert Hannis who has moved on a large farm in Oneonta. We had occasion to call at the Furman farm situated in the town of North Nor wich one day last week. The farm is conducted 1^. R. C. Quinn, who is also supervisor of the town. Any one can see at a glance that Mr. Quinn takes pride in showing his dairy of Holstein stock. He has a fine herd of cows about fifteen of which are with calf. Some of his calves he prices quite highly, the heifer calves from $10 to $15 a head. He pointed to one with the remark “ I would not take $15 for that heifer if anyone would lay it in my hand now,” which amount most people would think quite a price to pay for a calf a few days old. A registered Holstein bull is also kept on the farm for service. He has been kept on the farm for seven years past. He has some very fine looking calvea It was given out by his owner when he was brought on the farm .that all of his calves that were not black and white from any cow, the owner of the cow need not pay for service. Mr. Quinn is now busy get ting up a large wood pile. He is undoubt edly o f the belief that a good large wood pile near by is a good thing to keep his wife good natured. A good mapy farmers throughout the county anticipate using considerable phos phate or fertilizer during the present sea son. Many have nearly come to the con clusion that phosphate is a considerable better fertilizer for potatoes than manure, as manure for potatoes has quite a ten dency to rot the crop in most seasons, also phosphate seems to prevent scab or worm eaten potatoes. DELAWARE COUNTY. Howell Bros, creamery at DeLancy was burned on Sunday night March, 17th with nearly all its contents, which was consid erable on account of the snow blockade. They were receiving 60 cans of milk per day. The foreman, Mr. Bouron, lost his household goods, which were stored in the second story. The ice house was saved, and it is hoped the creamery will soon be rebuilt. M. C. McNaugh o f Delaney brought a fine lot o f horses from Ann Arbor, Mich. They are mostly heavy horses and among them several pairs of Clydesdales. The farm recently purchased by Joseph Miles at Sidney had been in the Johnston family 113 years. Platt Reed, of Sidney, has bought W. F. Bums’ farm on Palmar Hill. Ooneld- eration $3,100. A. H, Sewell has bought E. R. Gray’s farm at the head of Beers’ brook. A creamery is being talked of at Kipp- villo, Joi-eph Fitcb, of West Brook, has rented Mrs. Butlers place and took posses- siou the 20th o f the mouth. M e . Colwell will take charge of the Franklin creamery on the first o f April. Mr. Charles B Bassett, of Walton, Del aware Co., N. y . , has recently purchased ofM . W. Dunham, Wayne, HI,, a hand some young Percheron stallion, which will be at the service o f farmers $20 to ensure. The hoi.se is black, 10 hands h’gb, weighs l,550i pounds. Name Saturne 7103 (6336) foaled Feb. 13th, 1883, imported in 1887. He is a thoroughbred with a long pedigree and will doubtless be largely used in Dela ware county. OT8KGO COUNTY. Potatoes are abundant aud of good qual ity at Oneonta and sell in shipping lots at 65 cents per bushel. A creamery is being built at Roseboom. The Artemus Welch farm in West Bur lington was sold at foreclosure sale recently for $4 950, the purchaser being O. M. ParKcr. George Pierson has moved on the David Denning farm in Edmeston. B. W. Hawver has moved onto the farm near Bdson Corners. John Sawyer has purchased Ogden El- dredge’s farm in,Cherry Valley on fore closure o f a mortgage. N E W JERSEY. SUSSEX^ COUNTY. Walter R. Case, of Lafayette, has four Jersey cows, three of them graded and one registered, from wjhich he has made 1,207 pounds of butter during the year ending last week,\ besides using the milk needed for a family o f three. OUR EXPERIM E N T STATION. The season for out-of-door work at the Experiment Stationisnear. Thepresentdi- rector,Dr. Collier,is moat earnestly desirous that good work^f former years be carried to successful completion, and that the Sta tion be fully identified with agriculture. What better aid can he have after full employment of his own resources than the co-operation of farmers advanced in practical farming, yet seeking new light ? To all such visitors h e will extend most hearty welcome as, in fact, to all who honor the Station by their presence any day in the year. The work of Dr. Sturtevant who resigned last December, will not be forgotten audit is hoped—even believed,—that in Dr. Collier he has a capable and most worthy successor.—H«g. handrmn, Man wants b u t little h ere below. B u t wants th a t little strong. This IS especiallyitrue of a purge. The average man or womauidoes not precisely hanker for it, as a rule, but when taken, wishes it to be prompt, sure and effective. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets leave nothing to be desired in the point of efficacy, and yet their action is totally tree from any unpleasantlsymptoms, or disagreeable after-effects. Purely vege table, perfectly harmless. In terested People. Advertising a patent medicine in the peculiar way in which the proprietor of Kemp’s Balsam, for coughs and colds, does it is indeed wonderful. He authorizes all druggists to give those who call for it a sample totlle free, that they may try it before purchasine. The large bottles are 50c and $1.00 We certainly would advise a trial. It may save you from consump- p e u ie gci) a uotue ua ai ioxjlvjuo ajxxaiu . AND IRON. It is the safest and most effective Iron Tonic ever persented to the public. —There are many forms of ncr' bility in men that yield lo the use Carter’s Iron Pills. Those wlio are trou- :m s o f n e r v o u s d e - o f bled w ith nervous weakness, n ig h t sw e a ts, etc., should try then,. S H E BX.TJSHEI>. was covered. She now says if you want a pink and white complexion with a nice, clear, smooth skin, you must u.se that best of all blood purifiers, SulphnrBjtters. —Their gentle action aud good effect on the system really make them a perfect little pill. They please those who use them. Carter’s Little Liver Pills may be well termed “ Perfection.” T he B est B lood P urifier is th a t w liicli k e e p s t h e Liver an d S tom a c h i n h e a lth y c o n ditio n . GOOD DIGESTION « « MEANS • * GOOD BLOOD. N o th in g i n t h e w o r ld so sne- cessfiiUy t r e a t s t h e d igestive o r g a n s as M a n d rake, a n d th e o n ly pure, safe an d reliab le p r e p a r a tio n o f M a n d rake is D r .S ohenck ’ s M andrake P ills . For 8*l*Iby«U Druggist*. Price 85 *t«. par bo*| J bazss fiar 65 «t*.s or sent by mall, postage 04 cecetpt of pWc«. Dr. J. £1. Sebenric & Um, PlUJaii’a, A NERVE TONIC. I 8 i'sVrvous ■VVoaknosp, Hysteria, Pk-eju For The NERVOUS The DEBILITATED The AGED. Nerve Tonies. It strengthens and ' A f / M r i S A T I K . It drives out th<* poisonous humors of p-snUing from impure or impover- A LMATSVE. Acting miliilylmt surely on the bowel*) ens the stomaeh, and aid.s dige.stion. A DIURETIC. In Its composition the best and most aeti ve diuretiesof the MateriaMedica are combined sciontifleally with oth er effective remedies for diseases of the kidneys. It can be relied on to give quiok relief and speedy cure. UundredBot testimonialshave bectirt Price $1.00. Hold by Drnggisti. WELLS, RICHARDSON SsCO., Prop\^ BURLINGTON. VT. T H E ___ “ine Shoes. F O R L A D IES an d C H ILD R E N . P.COXs^’ SUPKKIOU IN F I T , STYLE AND W E A R . Eureka Springs Railwaj Co. 6 P e r Cent. F if ty Y ear Gold B o n d s. This Bond is earning 6 p e r c e n t, on the Hast mortgage, 6 p e r cent on the second and 8 p e r cent on the stock. Interest and principal payable a t the M ekcantile T bcst C o ., Trus tees, N ew Y okk . Prices 102>^ and accrued in terest. GKlSW OLD & GILLEX T , 3 M a ll St., N ew T o r k . FREE! A :2 0 - P A G K I L L TJ .9 T R A T E D P A P E R S tates. W rite to “ W . B. B E V I L t , Gon’l P a s s .'A g o n t, ROANOKE, VA., Enclosing 2-cent stamp. Come to Beatrice. Nebraska. culars address BOARD OP TRADE, B eat - b ice , N eb . mchSOml Helps for Plajers and Singers. In addition to a large Instruction Book such as N ew BNQL.4ND CONSERVATOBY METHOD, D A U O B Y <£■ CO. „ C a t a r r h deal B a l i w w f e F i ^ aljsorbed, ell'eet- iiall.v clean'll r g the head ol oatarrha] _ j;si;v&;;ait*EAYFEVER; I t allass inflamma tion, protects the membrane of tire nasal p a s s a g e s f r o m additional colds, completely heals the sores and restores sense of taste and smell. NOT A pnjuii) or. lAY-^FEVER T ’l e i ' s r *x:3e3::E c x t k e s . Ap.artlclel3 applied into each nostril andh agreeable. Price 50 cents a t Druggists; bj mall, registered, 80 cents. ELY BROTH E R S , Office, 235 Greenwich St., New York City. $65 A THONTa and BOARD for 3 Bright Y o u n g ‘M en o r Ladies In “ “ ZIEGLER & MEMORY -M A K E S - SUCCESS W h o lly U n like A rtificial:System s. Any B ook L earned in 0 |i e Beading. T>URNHA.M’S IMPROVBO STAND- X > ABD TURBINE New Iliusu’ated and Descriptive Catalogue sent free*. ADDRESS YORK, PA, Handy books for music learners are: Construction, Tuning and Care o f Piano.$ 60 COOO Musical Terms. Adams....................... 75 A compact dictionary. KlnkePfl Copy Book. A very useful mu sical wriflng hook................................... 75 Stainer’s Dictionary ( o r Cyclopeedia,) p ro fusely illustrated .......................... 400 Piano Classics. 44 p ieces............................00 Young People’s Classics. 53 piano pieces. 100 mailed EOR RETAII. PRICE. OLIVER DITSON & CO., BOSTON. 0. H. Dltson & Co., 867 Broadway, N.Y. E PPS’S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA T^ETANTED—A MAN OF TEMPER- ▼ w ate and moral habits, seeking emploj'- ment, to represent an old established house in his own section. Salary, if suited, $100 per 3S exacted. S dpt . M anu - LIEBIG COMPAWl’S Extract of Meat. INVALUABLE FOR DYSPEPSIA. An Efficient Tonic for Inv a lid s . In s tantaneous B eel Tonic. Also for flavoring Soups, Sauces and Made Dishes. GENUINE only with BARON LIEBIG’S SIGNATURE IN BLUB IN K across label. Sold b y all Store Keepers, Grocers and Drug- T EOKLE’S SHAVING AND HAIR MA * cutting Establishment in the •FARNUM BLOCK- idChj ------- FINE BATH ROOMS ------- With h o t and cold w a ter supplied readyfor use a t all hours from the opening un ill the closing of the shops. L. EOhLE, Prop, HT-Ladira’ and ChlWrons’ Hair Cutting will receive my peraiffial attention. I have also in conneotloa with my husluess YOU^ Q P. n o WELL, ATTORNETi & COUNSELOR AT LAW Farnum Building, Port Jervis. NOTARY PUBLIC AND NEW JBR SEY COMMISSIONER. D E N T I S T R Y . jQ E N T ISTRY. I 3 r . 'X’lxaia.. St. John’s Building, up-town, practices DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. jlJ K . H. F. DOBBS, DENTIST. Office in Westbrook’s Building. Pike St. JQ R . JAMES J. MILLS. DENTIST. NICHOLS’ BARK AND IRON For Thirty Years this valuable combi nation has been used a specific f o r AGUE and MALARIAL FEVERS, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, and all NERVOUS DIS EASES, such as NEURALGIA, SLEEP LESSNESS and PROSTRATION. It is AN UNRIVALLED TONIC, restoring tone to the debilitated System. NICHOLS’ for overworked men and women, invalids and children is recommended by Physi cians. Where other Tonics have failed this has made a conspicuous success. Nichols Bark and Iron can be obtained at all Druggists, BILLINGS, CLAPP & CO., Proprietors, Boston, Mass. P A i l K E R ’S HAIR B A L S A M Cleanses aziil beautifies the Imir. Promotes a luxuriant growtln N e v e r Fails to Restore Gray H a ir io its Youthful Color. Oui*esscalp diseases andliairfallin^ oOc.atDi ---- H iN D E R C O R N S . 3Pox‘“b CTex--v~±s Si.\- ^ 8. T. SEELEY, Div. P as’ger Ag’t Elmira. Ag’t,N. T- HELLER, Ticket Ag’t P o rt Jervis, A bstbact of Tiins T able auopted Mar. 4, ’stS. WESTWABD. io. 1. Chio’f Day and t .. Expre’s Louis Wk Dys Limit’d i S S l ::.:: liis : ! Elm ira ....... “ Rochester..arr 10.05pm i = fii: A i n ’t Chic’go Salamanca. “ 10.20pm 5.05am ............ 1.30pm Dunkirk.... “ ........................................ 3,15 “ liT IE 10.40am 6 Stops to take passengers for points west of Binghamton, b Week days only. No. 1—8.15 A. M ., Sunday only. Jepaey ity 8.30, Paterson 9.11, Turners 10.3^, Goshen - - - -------- irvis 12.05,p.m., 4,11, E lmira 5.41, City 8.30, Pu _____ _____ 11.04, Middletown 11.22, Port Jei AhhlTIONAL LOCAL TEAINS WESTWABD. So. 1 9 —4.45 A. Iff., every day. Jersey ty 5.00, Rutherford 5.22, Passaic 5.37, Clifton 3, Lake View 5.48, Paterson, 5.56, Tuxedo, 7.33, Turners 8.08, Greycourt 8.43, Goshen 9.06, Middletown 9.25, arriving a t Port Jervis at 10.15 a.m. Stops a t all stations west of Paterson :ept Waldwick and Newburgh Junction, ps on signal a t Hawthorne, Ridgewood, Ho- okus, Allendale, Sloatsburgh a nd Soutbflelds. No. 9 —T.50 A. M ., w e e k days, Jersey City 05, Rutherford 8.23, Passaic I&idge 8.80, Pas- •- \ — — o 3^, L^te View ° ------- 9.40, Turners 1( iS, Middletown ____ 11.07, and arrb _ Jervis a t 11.45 a. m. Stops at all stations west of Paterson except Waldwick and Sterlington. River street and Hawthorne on signal. No. IT—10.30 A. J I ., every day. Jersey, City 10.43. Accommodation, stopping at a ll sta tions except Secaucus, West Rutherford, Pros pect street, Harrison St., Newburgh Junction and Main street, Middletown arriving at P ort Jervis at 4.25 p .m . Stops on signal a t Passaic Bridge, Clifton, Lake View, River street, Haw thorne, Waldwick, Allendale, Mahwah, Hill- bnrn, Kamapo, Sloatsburg, Tuxedo, Southflelds and Oxford. kers G ______ , _______ - bxen 7.29 p. m. Stops at I; -------- gers from liugton 4.43 p. -.jw York, and ___ ^ ___ , ___ __________ ___ 6.59, and Stair- way‘7.03, on signal. Connects at Turners for Cornwall &nd Newburgh via Short Cut; at Goshen for Montgomery and Kingston, aud a t Port Jervis for Monticello, etc. No. C—6 ,3 0 P . M .j Sundays only, Jersey City 6,45, Paterson 7.32, Suffem 8.20, Tuxedo on signal, 8.37, Turners 9.02, Goshen 9,36, Middletown 9.54, and arriving at Port Jervis at 10.44 p. m. Stopping at all stations excej ' Dunkirk Ive Salam’ca “ Goshen,. ‘ J ’y City.A r. New Y*k “ wm .•JiSSiudm”: 7\if:: lir 10.27“ 7^5“ iS:i“ - 9 : 36 m i i;: h Stops to let off passengers from Binghamton and points west thereof. ADDITIONAL LOCAL TBAINS BASTWABD. No. 1 6 —6 .2 5 A. M ., w e e k days. Orange County Express, from Port Jervis. Guymard 6.42, Otisville 6.51, Howells 6.59, Middletown 7.08, ^ a i n street) 7.10, Hampton 7.15, Goshen 7.23, Greycourt 8.45, Honroe 8.55. Newburgh Junc tion, 9.04, Tnxodo 9.10, Paterson 9.55, arriving in New York a t 10.35 a. m. Leaves Newsurgh 8.20 a. m. Stops at Sterlington for New Y'ork passengers only. 36—9.35 A. h i., Scranton Express, week from Lackawaxeu, stopping atShohola arkei-’s Glen 9.49, Pond Eddy 9.55, Port dorvis 10.20, Middletown 10.56, Goshen 11.09, Greycoui’t 11.21, T urner,s 11.37, Tuxedo 11.51, a. m., Suffern 12.01 Mahwah 12.04, Ramseys 12.09, Allendale 12.13, Hohokus 12.17, Ridgewood 12.21, River SC. 12.30, Paterson 12.35, Passaic 12.44 and arrives in New York 1.20 p. m. Stops at Stair way, Mill Rift, Sparrowbush and Hawthorne on signal. No. 6 —T.OO A. a i . week days from Bing hamton, leaving Susquehanna at 7.50 a. m., Port Jervis 1.15 p. m., making all stops on Eastern division except Main street, Newburgh. Junction, Sloatsburg, Waldwick, Lake View, Harrison St., Prospect street, West Rutherford and Secaucus, aud aiTives a t New York at 4.35 p. m. Stops at Oxferd Hawthorne and Secau- CUB on Sundays, on signal. Runs east of P ort Jervis every day. No, 3 0 —8.00 A. iH.j goutbcrR Tier Express, KIDN EY, LIVER & BLADDER C t f R E n Jp o f l s y m p t o m s a n d C O N D IT IO N 5uH U T in s S pecific will RELIEVE and CUB f You BSf£S*JgSK'?^tTSS^„bYr f Ynii seffiment in urine like b rick dus ' Lyi* H-equent calls or Retention, witl distress o r pressure m the p arts, f You S if You Sis “ f You f You■ « f You f Yflll stone in Kidney,or GravelinBlad* i IUU der, Stoppage of urm e o r Dribbling f Ynil Appetite, Bad Taste, FouT- I i UU breath, o r estbbnab Slime fever, iuilds E very D ose G oes B ight to the S pot I ill Genuine have Dr. Kilmer’s likeness on ill outside and inside wrappers. iton^ K ilmer & Co., 11.0 0 — S ix B o t t l e s $3.o0 (nsiirance and ] ^Ro^Qm 4 anasweacrook Bmidtng.Pott Jer- r IVERY, SALE AND EXCHAHQE ^ STABLE. PIKB STKBET, OPPOBITII OBANOB SffilABB. H . G . PORTER, P e o p e i b t o b , I J . A Buchanan’s old stable.] edi Particulars free. At work CO„ 135 8th SL, Net DR. BRADYS’ MANDRAKE, DANDELION, GBNUAS, CHAMOMILE, PRICKLY ASH, Tlie Greatest Blood Porlfler Known! Cures Eruptions and Spots on the Skin, Regulates the Bowers, Relieves Pain and Cramp in the Stomach, cures Kidney Complaints, Dyspep sia, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Constipation, Sallownees of Complexion, and all kin dred complaints arising from a • disordered stomach or a torpid and Diseased Condition of the Liver Pr/oe $1 par Boith / 6 for $ 5 . J CELEBRATED MAN sure cure for the m o o t _________________ and Kidney Diseases,Rheumatism,costive Headache, Biliousness, Jaundice, Nervousnessj &C. “ Why are they good for these oteeases? ’ many wui ask. The reason Is: MANDR a EE BITTERS a re composed oi thoserootsand hei ' db which have been found valuable in disease the v ital organs, as the Lungs, Heart, Liver, stomach and Kidneys. The juice of these roots entering the circulation clean out all diseases and poisonous m atter, ana enrich and give new Ute and strength to the hlood. ll you are suffermg from attacks of slcx headache,hllloua- ness, nervousness, sick stomach, costiveness, pain In the side or hack, or a sense of sinking and heavmess In the stomach, w ith loss of ap petite, don’t fall t o try a bottle of th l“ - - f ul medicine. Price $i per bottle. [fV o T a ^ K e d a^Tof I _____ ,bove mentioned,don’t fail to try a b ottle ;s who suffer from sick headache are particularly requested to try the Mandrake Bitters, as i t la in this complaint t h a t they have been found especially usefuL People who are troubled w ith cpstlveness, Dyspepsia,Pll6B. Nervousness, &o., should take the Mandrake Bitters regularly for a time. Reader,If you are enfeebled or In poor healfih. he sure to g e t a b o ttle ol this wonderful modl- POR SALE BY ALL paUGGISTS.
