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POWDER Absolutely Pure. sal than t h e ordinary hinds, and c a n n o t be sold In com p etition w ith t h e m u ltitude ol low pest, short w eight, alum or phosphate powders, Sold only in cans. K o t a l B a k i k G BOWDEBCO., 106 W a ll street, N. Y. liiraiE S b c U m o t t. TUESDAY, APS. il 17, 1888. PUBLISHED EVERY^EVENINU EXCEPP SUN E bed k ¥ almo / , ” -j_E W o tB and P roprietors. OFFICE, FAKNUM BUILDING, PIK E STP.EET TERMS—T he D a i l t U niojt will be deliyered Sentnt byy m-art.art fcor rered by carrier to village aubsorlbera a t ten centa i e b m f $5 a y ear. T h e T ki -S tatk 8 UHiojt weekly, ia issued everj Thursday momttig. Terms (i.50per year, strictly in advance. O n e rs by mall for subscription or advertising will please address TKI-STATES PRINTING CO., P oet R E P U B L I C A N ST A T E C O N V E N T IO N . H e a d q ’ b ’ s R e p u b l i c a n S t a t e C o m m it t e e , ) N e w Y' o r k c i t y , M a rch 2 4 ,1SS8. J THE FOKT JEBVIS DAILY UNION, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 17, 1888. W O M E N AS B E E -K E E P E R S . Some women love to be dependent and to be compared to clinging vines which are lifted into the sunshine by sturdy oafes; there are others again who scorn depend ency and can stand erect being guided by the light from heaven and true woman hood. The latter clas,s of women love to be producers, atid in olden time found abundant range in manufacturing cloth. Solomon said : “ She seeketh wool and flax, and worketh willingly with her hands : she layeth her hands to the spindle and her hands hold the distaff. ” The use of steam has almost entirely dispensed with the old spinning-wheels and looms from the household, and so self reliant woman is prying into every nook to dis cover some other avenue wherein she can To the Republican Electors o f the State of Nnc develop her mind and energy. Scientific Y o r k : b e e cu lt u r e i s an o p e n field to a ll w o m e n the city o f Chicago on the 19th day of Jum 18S8; also for tne transaction of such ousin( M ’S Pills T l ie res he^m esi ^sult w a s m a r v e llo u s . M y m e n e s t r o n g a n d S O L D E V E R Y W H E R E . Office, 44: Murray St., New York. The Republican Eleetors of the State of New York and all others who may desire to unite with them in upholding the principles of the Republican party as declared in the platform adopted by the last National Convention, arc hereby requested to send delegates to a State Convention to be held in the city o f Buffalo on Wednesday, the IGth day of May, 1888, at 12 o’clock.noon, for the purpose o f electing four delegates-at-lnrgc and four alternates to the National Republican Convention, tobebeldin less as may properly come before the Convention. Each Assembly District in the State will be entitled to representation in accordance with the schedule hereto annexed. The Republican National Committee directs that two delegates and two alternates be chosen from each Con gressional District in the same manner as the nomination of a member o f Congress is made in said district. CORNELIUS N. BLISS, Chairman. FRANK S. SMITH, Secretary. [ The schedule o f representation is the same 3 that at last yeai-'s Convention. Districts in this part o f the State are entitled to delegates as follows: each six delegates; Sullivan county four; Rockland, four; Dutch* s i x ; TUster, thre< nam, three Orange County, two districts, illivan county four; 3, two districts, each cee districts, each four; Put- tH E R R Y IN V E I I A N D LIFE-GIVING TONIC PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE TO THE TASTE, le ts on. th e stom ach, a n d liver. Increases th( ip p e tlte, assists digestio n , b u ild s u p th e weak k a i l a n d broken-dow n . U seful i n Dyspeps toss of Appetite, Headache, Instnnnia, Gt iral D e b ility, M a laria, XacJc o f Vitality, Xer tous Prostration a n d Exhaustion. lui to mo tmu. vo.ii uo oaoo Jellcate lady. In f a n t, th e ag e d o r Inflri people w ith sed e n tary h a b its a n d over- Ken i t Is a v a lu a b le tonic. $ 1 . 0 0 p e r i F o r Sale b y a ll D r u g g ists. The careful reader of the insurance de partment iu the N. T. Ind^endent, must come to the conclusion that the editor is in the pay of the level premium companies. This conclusion is evident from the per sistent and almost venomous opposition it shows to the various co-operative com panies, now engaged in life insurance. It is not an edifying spectacle to thus see a great paper prostitute itself in the inter ests of mammon, especially when it claims to be a religious journal. Co-operative insurance has made it possible for hun dreds of thousands of people in modest circumstances to carry sufficient life insur ance to make their families easy, when liiey could not have procured it at all on the level premium plan. W. E, McCormick, Bemovad to No.105 Pike street. Who buys Instrum ents of th e BEST M A N U FACTURERS FOB CASH, and sella them ai LOWER PRICES THAN CANBBPURCHASEI ELSEWHERE. A lso full llne.of SHEET MUSIC AT ONE-FALF CATALOGUE PRICE. m 1 1 B e w a r d e d are those who U 1 1 * U I ¥ th is and then a c t ; IB 1 1 ■ f i l I I th e y w ill nud honorable B i l V l I i a I em p lovm ent th a t w ill not !lr h o m e s and famllle-<, Thf w h o is w illing t o work. Plthr-r sox, yoar g or o ld ; c a p ital m t nece.-sary; w e s tart you. Ev erything new- No special ahillty required; you, reader, can do it as w ell as any one W r ite to us at o n ce for full particulars, w hich w e m a ll free. Address S tin s o n & co., Port- and, Maine. T 71 Vnn dpsire a f i n k p o r t r a i t ol I N yourself or friend as low as 8 1 2 I I glv-^ 50 ur o rder t o the New V ork . ■ rtlscff A Union, Second Floor 10 East I4th Street ROVVJKLL & CO. Newspaper Adv. Bureau, lo Spruce street, N. T. THE P.COX Fine Shoes. The lard men who do not seem to be in the least squeamish about the condition of the animals from which they make their commodity should vote a medal to our Professor W iley of the Agricultural De partment fame. He has given their lardl a certificate of character, the most com prehensive ever known. We suggest that, the medal be o f leather, hog skin, tanned with the bristles on as a reminder o f its object with a bogus honey comb, hand- oainted on the reverse. Underneath the picture should be the legend “ a scientific pleasantry. ” The bristles would tell their own story and would be singularly appro We hope the bill authorizing the issue of fifteen millions of fractional paper cur rency, now before, the Senate, having passed the House, will become a law. It will he a very great accommodation to the rural pubi c and in short to all who do business requiring small remittances through the mails. There seems to be no good reason why the bill should not be come a law. The carp ersza has practically died out in this part o f the world. In parts of the west where good fish are very scarce, carp culture may prove a desirable adjunct to the farm, but here, where we have so many better fish, no one wants carp. We do not believe they could be sold in our markets. of energy and brains; here is a free range for discovery, improvement and produc tion. Why, we do not even have to pay one cent to be admitted to membership of bee-conventions, being regarded as super ior beings or as ornaments of sufficient value, etc 1 If we compete with the op posite sex, in making pantaloons or in teaching school, we will be obliged to ac cept less remuneration than they com mand ; but who ever heard o f a pound o f honey selling for less bt ciuse it was pro duced by a woman ? No “ vines ” had better embark in the business, or even women of means who know nothing prac tically of bee keeping, but who propose to hire their bees cared for by others, and expect to reap a rich reward from their investment ; but any woman who can make good bread, pkk a goose, milk a cow, or harness a horse, can make bee keeping a success. 1 know a woman who is going out to wash by the day in order to earn enough money to purchase a colony of bees. 1 opine that she will make bee keeping a success, as she is bright, smart and self-reliant. She has the misfortune to have a paralytic husband, and thus ex erts herself to make a comfortable living and to educate a feeble son. All honor to her and other brave women who never shirk the burdens of life. There is noth ing coimected with bee-keeping but what a woman can do as well as a man. She should not be expected to manufacture her bee hives any more than a house keeper to build her own house ; but as hives, frames, and surplus boxes, cm be pur chased so cheaply in the “ fl it,” I know no reason why she cannot learn to nail them together. I should have tried my hand at it long ago, if I had not a partner who is an expert at it. No one should en gage in the business expecting to find a “ bonanza;” but any woman may reasona bly expect fair returns for the time and money expended. One or two colonies is sufficient to commence with ; and if her knowledge increases in like ratio with her bees, all will be smooth sailing and a pros perous voyage .— Farm and. Worhshop. one K n o w s better than th o s e w h o ised Carter’s Little Liver Fills what A man w h o has never visited our big store at H roadway and Prince Street, w o u h l naturally be surprised at the ex vent of th e ] ire mi SOS and v a r iety of th e stock. W e have another s tore at Broadw a y and 3 ^d S treet, not quite as large, but equally com p e ten t to serve you •with everythin g worn by m an or boy. In both stores w e aim at th e sam e careful attention to custom ers as any sm a ll shop can render. T h e salesm en and clerks all have an interest in th e profits of the h o u s e and are in on e sen se proprietors, “ SUKPBISE.’' O p e r a t i n g on the largest scale secures us every advantage in the purchase of good s , and a careful m a n u facturing system enables us t o produce garm e n ts of th e best character w h ich are so ld at m o d e r a te prices. W e w o u ld b e p leased to serve you. R O G E R S , P E E T & CO-, C L O T H E S , H A T S A N D SHOES, B r o a d w a y an d P r in c e S t. B r o a d w a y an d 32d S t. N E W Y O R K . FASHION C A T A L OGUE M A ILED FREE ON A P P L ICATION. DIAMOND BRAND -ASK DRUGGIST FOR ©ICHESTER’S ENGLISH ------------------ --- ta k e NO OTHER. have u! relief they have given when taken for dyspepsia, dizz ness, pain in the side, constipation dad disordered slomacl A J D V icis'so moxAiE;i«;s. Are you disturbed at night and brokcL ..... ------ - 1 ------- child suffering and jf your rest by a sick child suffering a; crying vdth pain o f cutting teeth ? If send at once and get a bottle of Mi W in s l o w ’ s S o o t h in g S y b u p f o r C h h , DBEN T e e t h i n g . Its value is incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer im- •510 PER W E E K INDEM NITY FOR BOTH SICKNESS A'ND ACCIDENT, $1 PER MONTH. Also a g e n t for t h e N ew Y ork Life Insurance Company and several first-class Are Insurance com p a nies. Office, S t. John’s Block. Front street. Office hours - - 8a.m. to8p. m. -------- DA VID BENNBT. -------- BESTINTHEWORLD mediately. Depend upon it there is no mistake about it. It 1 _____ __________________________ Sore^or >om l.takaaboutit. Itcuraadys. iutary and diarrhoea, regulates tht weight in gold, a positive cure is guaranteed stomach and bowels, ernes w ind, colic. mothers, T e e t h is the I and best female 'nurses and phy sicians in the United States, and is for 'O t h i n g o y e u p f o e is pleasant to the id is sale by all druggists throughout theworl Prioo dK Ptfl. a hottla The Illinois Watch Company Guarantee t h e ir 15 Jeweled ADJUST^^WATCHES S t a n d tlie R a i l « a ; T e s t . w h ich he Bool Biniiai for Port Jervis AND VIOINIl’y. F O B L A D I E S a n d C H I D D B E X . S U P E R I O R I N F I T , ST Y L E A N D W E A K . Enrela Springs Railway Co. 6 P e r C e n t. F ifty Y e a r G o ld B o n d s . This R oad is e a rning 6 p e r c e»'t on the first m o rtgage, 6 p e r < e n t on the second and 2 per e n k t on the stock . Interest and principal payable at the MERC4.N'riLB T rust C o ., Trus tees, N ew Y o r k , P riees 10214 a n d accrued in terest. G K iS W ULO & IxIL L E A T , 3 M a \ '\YWYork. A half day spent in digging up and transplanting in places where shade is de sirable soma of our hardy, native trees will be time well spent. The hard maple is always a good selection. The tulip tree, basswood, elm, wild cherry, chestnut and ash, all make fine shade trees and are easily transplanted. Do not set evergreeE s too near the bouse. journey two thousand miles from home. It street from the Bro .vn’s Sarsaparilla e-stablish- ment, and .«^eeing several bottles displaj ed in B M a t y C o r n e r M a in a n d P i l e S h e e t s , took the second bottle, which was equally as manage.a of tlie N. E. Fair came to Bangor in August, IHsU, they found Mr. Ba.ss iu perfect health, due so.ely to the use of H E N R Y M A I N E P B A C T l O A I i B O O K - B I N D E B , nnounces to the c itizens of P o r t Jervis and •vi cinity t h a t he Is prepared t o do every descrip tion of hook binding in a workmanlike m anner POET JERVIS. N. V. WANTED. 1 , d u e so.ely t o th e u BROWN’S SARSAPARILIA which is for sale everywhere Co., Proprietors, Bangor, Me. Ara Warren & FREE Descriptive o' the V o il,C li> « a * e .Produeflon«, jW a jm r a c t n r I o g I n t i u t t r i c s a n d M i n e r a l W ealth o f V ir g in ia and Other Southern S tates. W rite to W . B . B E V i i i l , , G e n ’l P a s s , A g e n t, ROANOKE, VA., KnoicBing 2 -cent stamp. B A U D A N D .TO O T H L E S S . The “ coming man,” as well as the “ going man,’’has always been bald and toothless. An enviable condition compared to that of eur correspondent. Q. Clapp, ot You’itville, Cal., who says : “ Thank God that I heard of Dr, TuU’s Pills ; they have been a great boon to me. ” That man had dyspepsia for 20 years ; tried in v.ain four hospitals, and numberless doctors. These pills act with gentleness and thor oughness, and cure costiyeness, deranged liyer, and dyepepsia. '^HE MOON IS RIGHT. Wo have YELLOW K U T A B A G A S for table use. The o ldest, m o st suceeisful and o nly exlstluv LIVE STOi’K. MUTUAL BKNFFIT SOCIETY m t h e srare w ishes t o increase lt< membersnip an -1 w a n t s a m an of responsibility and 1 1 flue’ ce to t a k e t h e m anagem e n t of its buslnsa 1 < this county. M ust be acquainted w ith owne a of horses. This is an excepti'inal op r o a u n it y to engage in a permanent a n d lucrative husm ess and only those possessing necessary qual-flca- ttoiisand w h o c-vn give bonds need aoply, P rotective L iv e S tock M utuai , B erbfxt lo - ------ y, 1.6 W ostaSd s treet, ixew Yonr. \ORIGHT’S DISEASE is caused by U ABUSE, EXCK88EH. NERVOUS DBBTL- PARSNIPS, CARROTS AND CABBAGE : OUR REMEDIES CUBE THEM CHR«)NIC DISEASES AN D VARICOCELE, w ithout de ten tion from b u siness, and t h e A sahei Mineral '’\Tings W ater cures th e K I D N E Y S , ----- „ _____ _____ ________ IUN B Y8, D __ ^_J?ES, DROPSY, BLADDER, GRAVEL AND STONE. Overwhelming e vidence m a iled free by ASAHBL MEDICAL BUREAU PHYSICIAN 291 Broadway. N ew York. W Juliy HOAGL^NB’S,THE GKOOEE This is the T op o f the G e n u i n e Pearl Top Lam p Chimney. A ll others, similar are imitg,tion. T his exact Label is on each P e a rl , T o p Chimney, i A dealer may say and think h e has others as good, __ BUT HE HAS NOT. Insist upon the Exact Label and Top, Fon S.aiE CVISYV/.MEBE. M ade only by 6E0. A. rMGB£TH&G0., Fittsfeiirgh, Pa. T YCEUM THEATRE, Jut N E W YORK. CON-VBNIENT TO GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Fonrtli Ave. cars to 23d St. and 4th Ave. B A N I B I , F B O H M A N . - - M a n a g e r . Curtain rises a t 8.S0. Saturday Matinee a t 2, The R egular D ram atic season, X l i e W i f e , . A new P lay bv D . Belaaco and H. o. DeMUle. com p a n y Includes : Georgia Cayvan, Grace Henderson, Louise Dillon, Mrs. W alcot, Mrs. Whlffen, M iss Croly, M iss Grosman, Herbert K e lcey, Henry Miller, N elson W beatcroft, W, J. l,6M oyne, Chas. W a lcott, C’has. Dickson, W , Faversham . Prices—All reserved—6oe.. 75c.. $ 1 . and8i.i»> You Know” Loss of Manhood Impotence, Early Decay, Etc, Cured. A 1 realise on the subject sent free to any iddress. T H E VAN BU R E N CO„ P. O. Box 738, New London, Conn. GLEANINGS. The most serious enemy to roses out of doora is the rose bug in those parts of the country where this insect abounds. The Rural New Yorker annourced three years ago that it had found a remedy in Buhach or pyrelhrum powder. The powder must be fresh, diy and pure. Our first experi ments were made by spraying Buhach water on the bugs confined in tin cans. As this was found effective in destroying them the liquid was sprayed upon all in fested plants using a hand pump, rubber hose and iron tube teiminating with a Cy clone nozzle. About two tablespoonfuls of powder were used to two gallons of water. It is better to wet the powder first with warm water forming a paste, and then mix the paste with the desired quantity o f cold water. In from five to ten minutes after the bugs receive the spray, they begin to fall to the ground where most of them wriggle about until they die, though a certain proportion re cover. During the few days when the bugs appear in greatest numbers it is nec essary to repeat the spraying every day or even twice a day .—Rural New Yorker. Farmers who are disposed to hold grain, potatoes etc , for a higher market should take the important matter of shrinkage into account. Repeated tests have shown that one hundred bushels of corn in the ear, as it comes to the crib ia JJTovember, will shrink about one-fifth if kept until March. Potatoes are subj ect not alone to shrinkage but to rot, and if kept until late spring or early summer, to deteriora tion from sprouting, and s a i l further, to a reduction in the proportion of marketable tubers by the necessary rejection of the smaller ones that might have been sold in autumn. The entire loss may be set down at one-fourth to one-third, or even more, in the case of potatoes kept ftom October to June. Wheat shrinks least o f any prod uct, perhaps, but even wheat shrinks, in six months from August, at least six per ceni Taking interest into consideration and paying no regard to ravages of vermin, which are a pretty certain source of loss, the farmer who holds his produce six months to a year needs to get a consider ably higher price than he might receive at harvest time ,—Farm Life. The executive committee of the State Agricultural Society had a meeting at Al bany, last Wednesday, to decide the ques tion of accepting a single permanent loca tion at Syracuse. In the committee there is substantial agreement in favor of the scheme, nevertheless, consummation is more remote than any of its members sup posed before the meeting. The committee proposed to mortgage the grounds, to be obtained at Syracuse, but an enabling act must be had and it is not forthcoming. Opposition was made by several life mem bers at Albany last week, and with such effect that the bill now in the Senate is not likely to get through. This is the view taken by promoters of the scheme, who find that earnest remonstrance blocks their way. Even at Syracuse interest wanes. Citizens do not care to contribute f 30,000, the sum asked to pay for grounds that will at once be mortgaged for a liko sum, or more, if the scheme succeeds. It will fail. The true friends o f the Society will be able to protect it against its pres ent managers.— Hmhandman. One benefit which the farmer who sur rounds his home premises with artificial groves, -will realize, and which should by no means be lost sight of, is that such groves invite the insect destroying birds, which are the farmers’ best friends, in pro tecting fruit or other crops from the rav ages of destructive insects. It is true that some of them claim a share of the small fruits, but not a larger one we think than they are justly entitled to as remun eration for their work in destroying in sects, Then again .they are so compan ionable that tteir presence on the premises is worth a good deal.—Famers’ Review. Agricultural interests seem to be in good favor with the New York Legislat'zre, now in session. The Senate finance com mittee recommend an increase of the ap- ition for the State Bxperime • ' , -)w $28,000 to $31,000. Thi . , _ .the $15,000 from the government to be used at Cornell, will bring out much valu able work. A committee o f the assembly also reccommend appropriating $10,000 for carrying on farmers’ institutes in place of .$6 000 for the past year. — Maine Farmer. •W o u ld Y o n B e lie v e The proprietor of Ki mp’s Bal am gives thousands of bottles a-w’ay yearly ? This mode of advertising would prove ruinous il' the Balsam was not a perfect cure for Bhe Tried and Knows. a novelty because they are not simply to sell cheap, they a best that science, .skill and money can produce, and will do what is claimed for them. For sprains, aches, weaknes.s, lameness, etc., they are unequaled. painfursince. but it flo’r-.s n o t pain all now. Mrs. 'W'rLias M aghj :.. -e®“ Send I) c ents for tlie b e a u tiful colored pic- ' tore, “ Moorish M aiden.” THEATHLOPHOROSCO. 112 Wall St. N. Y. B E S T F O R D A P I K .S ’ H S K . An oil^dressmgj^^Jteserra^ather. Natural finisb^not varnish. Economical. Allow no substituting. For sale everywhere. B utton & O ttlby , M’f’rs, 71 Barclay St., N.Y. Current or we forfeits GreateetImprovements over all other belts. VVorst cases per- imanently cuiedin three months,. Sealed pamphlet4c. Etami> SANOEN tLECTRIC CO.. S 2 2 -4 BROADWAY, NEW YaPK % fhe Greatest Blood Purifier I I KNOWN. | j | This Great German Medii'ine i.s . I 9 sheapestand best. 12.? doses of SUL-^.-te 11PHCRBITTERSfor$1.00,lesGlhan# S M one cent a dose. It will cure t h e # ^ rw worst cases of shin disease, fror M a common pimple on the face to that awful disease Scrofula.^ « SULPHUR BITTERS is th e # ^ best medicine to ttse in a ! ! ^ “ cases of such .ctubliorn ai ilecp seated diseases. D not ever take the pui'esfe ana medicine ever made. M u h l i i f BitteUS 1 LsyouiTongue Coated^ * witha Tellowstickvjtoon't wait until you 6 substance'? 1.J VO nr,47 are unable to walk, or breath foul and//are flat on j-our back. | offensive'? your#biit get some at once, i t | stomach is out#wilI cure you. Sulphur j I of order. Use-w Bitters is II ^®^ bitte I s #^^® Invalid’s F r i e n d .| nimmciliatelyj^he young, the aged and tot- ^ |B Is your Ih--y»tertng are soon mltde well by jjl ||in e thick,,pits use. lieinember what rouI[| I ropy, clo-Hread here, it may save yoiirlj ilndy, or^Jife, it lias saved liundreds. | | il ^ D o n ’t wait until to-morrow, SI — T ry a B o ttle T o -d a y i g f Are vou low-spiriie?! and weak,jj W «affeViur from I'lC exccpsca ofl! i#youtb’' If .SULPHUR. BITTERS8 wivili cure yo’u. | H U M P H U E X S * ^UOiVlEOPATHIC-----^ y — v e t e r in ar y SPECIFICS r ’SOO P A G E BOOK on treatm e n t a n d care of Dom e stic A n im a ls, a n d stable chart m o u n ted o n rollers, s e n t free. “ j i s B . B .—S t r a i n s , L a m e n e s s , B l i e u m a t i s n i . C . C .—D i s t e m p e r , N a s a l D i s c h a r g e s . D . D .—D o t s o r G r n h s , 'W o r m s . B . E . —C o u g h s , H e a v e s , P n e u m o n i a . F . F . —C o l ic o r G r i p e s , B e l l y 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 i d n e y D i s e a s e s . I . I . —E r u p t i v e D i s e a s e s , M a n g e . J . K , —D i s e a s e s o f D i g e s t i o n . P r i c e , Single Bottle (over 50 doses), - .6© S o l d h y D r u g g i s t s ; o r S e n t P r e p a i d o n R e c e i p t o f P r i c e . H u m p h reys’ M r-'. .' 0 ., lOS FuUon St., H. Y. B w B S E i i i D. Holbrook, RBAJi ESTATE AGENT. Port Jervis, N. Y. OFFERS FOR RALE AT REASONABLE PRICES THE FOLLOVFING: House and lot, Mala street, 44 x 128 liouse 1 House aiid lot, Main street, 9 rooms. Excel- len-. property. ■ House and lot. Main street. A very choice re. idenoe w it all inoderu iniprovemenljS. House and lot. Ball street, 50xi0o, 9 rooms, good location. House and lot, Ball street, 40xloo 0 rooms. Good divelllng, Brooklyn, lot eO xlOO, house8 rooms. 1 arge double house, rente $20 m o n th, a t a bargain. ^ House and lot. Front street, 60 fee t w i d e , ooms. Prettv place. Brick house down cown,$5c0 down, balance monthly other houses In a ll parts of Port .lervia, ^^Qood larma w ith stock, tools and crops lor All information lurnlshed upon application. D. HOLBROOK, Real E state Agenc. Office over Lea’s Drug s tore, opposite depot bottle tc-day to keep in your home or room for immediate or future upe. Tria bottle free at all druggists. Large siz 50c and $1 t h c e p o s t m a s t e r , Winchester, Mass., s a y ': I ara personally acquamied with Mr. and Mrs, Carletoo, and was astonished at the remarkable ef fects of Sulphur Bitters in curing their son, and its large sale is uudoubtediy due to the fact that it is an honest mediciue. I know of many others who have been cured hy its use, and I do not think that loo much can he said m its praise. Yours Truly, G e o . P. B e o w n , P. M. F O B O V E R T H R E E M O N T H S my son .=uft'ered night and day with rehu- matism : so much so that he was unable to feed himself. Your Sulphur Bitters cured him, and I am truly thankful to say they are an honest medicine.—Mrs. W. H . C a e l e t o n , wife of Deacon Carleton, First Baptist church, Winchester, Mass. N E W IW V E N T » O P | 4 n L A C I N G W. 8. A. G8RSET lj s e lf-n d ju s tin g b a c k - bo e b a u g e d fro m . It to lo o s e - f it t e seconds, vvithi iv ilig f r o m t h e p V L A C E S or S T E E L S . j d s n o b r e a k i n g in . T h e h e a l t h i e s t , b e s t- f it - in g a n d m o s t c o m f o r t- ^ a b l e C o r s e t m a d e . , Che SELF ADJUSTING COSSET CO., 120 FRANKLIN S T ., N .Y .
