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THE PORT JER VIS D AILY U NIO N, W E DNESDAY BVENINO, APRIL 18. 1888. POWDER A b so lu te ly P u r e . Tbla’pevrcier never varie?. A marvel ot b eanty strengtu and wlio’esomeness. More economi cal tban tile ordinary binds, and c a n n o t toe sold In com p etition w ith the m u ltttnde o£ low pest, short w eight, alum, or phosphate powdera. Sold only in cans. KoTAL B aking B owdee C o ., 106 W all s treet, N. 'k'. &PIIM[KPHE. ‘‘M y p l a n t a t i o n i s in a m a la r i a l clis- t r i c t w lie r e fe v e r a n d a g u e p r e v a ils. I e m p lo y 1 5 0 h a n d s ; fre q u e n t l y h a l f o f t l i e m w e r e sic k . I w a s a is- couragred w lie n I \began tU e n s e o f Tutfs Pills T h e r e s u l t w a s m a r v e llo u s . M y ^ e n ■became s t r o n g a n d h e a r t y , a n d I h a v e h a d n o fu r t h u r t r o u b le . W i t h t h e s e p i l l s , I w o u l d n o t f e a r t o l i v e i n a n y sw a m p .” E . E I V A X , B a y o u Sara, E a . S O I i D E ^ ^ R Y W H E R E . Office, M Murray St., New York. llic WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1«, 18S8. PtrSLieflBD EVSKV^KVBNING EXCEPT SCTN i I V a S ? ’’ ! Sdltora and Propriutore. OFFIOS, FARge.M BUIhmBQ, PIKE STREET Thuraday morning. Terms $1.50 per year, strictly in advance. Orders by mall for subscription or advertising will please address TF.l-STATES PRINTING CO., P out Jisi’.vis, N. Y, K E P U B B I C A N ST A T E C O N V E N T IO N . H eadq ' r ’ s R epublican S tate C ommittee , i A ew Y ork C ity , March 24, ls.s.s. j’ To the Mepulnican Electors o f the Estate of Neic The Beputoliean Elebtor.s o f th e S tate o f No-w Y o rk and a ll Others w h o m a y desire to un ite avith them in upholding t h e principles o f the R epublican party as declai’ed in t h e platform adopted toy the last N a tional C onvention, are hereby requested to send delegates to a State C o n vention t o he held in the city o f Buffalo o n ■Wednesday, the 16th day o f M ay, 18SS, a t 12 o'clock,noon, f o r the purpose o f electing f o u r id fou r alternates to the iP H o s w i s ; / n e r v e I AND LIFE-GIVING TONIC icts on the stom a ch and liver. Increases ippetlte, assists digestion, ■builds up the -weak Srall and broken-down. > U seful in D y s p a s i a vraX Debit toxts D r o p tration anc the” stom a c h .'and can be used by thi Jellcate lady, Infant, the aged or Infirm. Fo; people w ith sedentary hahlts and over-worke< jaen it Is a valuable tonic. Sl.O O per Bottle. F o r Sale h y a l l D r u g g ists. N a tional Roputolican C o n vention, t o h e held in the city o f Chicago on t h e 10th day o f Juno, 1883; also f o r the transaction o f such other business as m a y properly com e before the Convention. Each A ssem b ly D istrict in the State w ill h e entitled t o representation in accordance w ith the schedule hereto anne.ved. The R epublican N a tional Comm ittee directs that tw o delegates and tw o a lternates be chosen from eacli Con gressional D istrict in the sam e m a n n er as the nom ination o f a m em b er o f Congress is m ade in said district CORNELIUS N. BLISS, Chau-man. F R A N K S. SM ITH, Secretary. [T h e schedule o f r epresentation is t h e sam e as that a t last y e a r ’s C o n v ention. D istricts in this part o f t h e State a re e n t it led to delegates as f o llo w s : Orange C ounty, tw o districts, inty four; tricts, each each four; P u t- each six delegates; SuUivau com F A S H I O N ’S F A D S A N D F A N C I E S . ■Jiat is V e r y Pr<>i,cr for tlu* I.aiU c s to IV ear a t th ia Soa on. D a r k reit, b l u e or l-row n j in.eyfi ftro or* namented all over with gilt or silver bmid p a t o a in v i r e p i t r e r u or iu verm idalU (designs L o v ely fl.twir rtoag v.vns are made w i'h brocaded sa t in sp a r in g ly striped w ith w id e watered silk ribl:on, an i opening on a p r in c e s s f r o n t o f p o m p a d o u r gar.za. Blue cloth j ic’iets are made very gay by elaborate i‘raiding o f blight gilt braid, w h ich m ay be som ewhat toned dovin by a collar, vest, cirdcfl-with chamois. A ll Paris just n o w —all bonneted Paris, that is to sny—is tvearing the v d l down to th*a chin, or even below it. The wisp lace, barely covering the nose, is now- voted out o f fashion and very bad style. Gauze fans have lln a l garnitures to m atch the accom p anying toilet, as, for instance, poppies and leaves upon red, m ignonette upon pale g reen,daffodilsupon yellow and passion vine upon heliotrope, extrem ely “ ta k in g ” frock for a sm all child just short coated, is ail in nar row pleats and boufEous ; the sleeves are pleated, and then the material is allowed to'go loose on the shoulder, form ing a miniature edition of the Vandyke puffisgr. The bodice is made all in narrow pleats, and from it the material falls in a puff over the pleats o f the skirt. D a inty chemisettes and plastrons add brightness and finish to a plain house toilet. Som e have the collar band and outlmiDg m ade o f folded moure picot rib- boa, w ith a jabot of film y fedora or pom padour lace d own the centre, w h ile others show aflat centre p itce of moire silk, in w h ite or colors, finished w ith a collar band and revers o f black velvet. Rockland, f o u r ; D u tchess, tw o disti s i x ; U lster, three distrh nam , three.] W E L L ST A T E D . The Republican party has declared for restriction of saloon power in this state, and any Republican Senator who assumes the responsibility of defeating the m eas ures upon w h ich Republican fulfillm ent Of this declaration now depends, imper.ls the integrity of the party to a degree that is of national moment. Saloon restriction is a measure that the public welfare de mands, and it w ill come. W hosoever shall stumble over it shall be broken, but upon whomsoever it shall fall, he shall be ground to powder .— Journal BnylflirPlAlSiOHGANS W. £. McCormiek, Removad to Ho.105 Pike street. \Who touys instrum e n ts ot th e BEST M A N U FACTURERS FOR CASH, and sells them at LOWER PRICES THAN CAN BE PURCHASED ELSEW HERE. A lso full Une.ol SHEET MUSIC AT ONE-FALF c a t a l o g u e PRICE. RICHLY R e w a r d e d are those read th is and then th e y w ill hud honor er^plorment th a t w ill S erything new . No special atoiliiy required; ^ u , reader, can do it as w ell as any one W r ite to us at once for full particulars, whlcl hich --------- \ll f r e e . Address s r ............ - ” — w e m a f and, Mali •tioulars. w in & Co., Pore TP YOU ru‘r^s«eIf%f^f^fhd^a^^?iftf'L1 1 1. gtv- sour o rder t o t h e Nesv York A rtists’ JL Union, s-’cond Floor, 10 East I4th Street. R O W EL L . & CO. Feuspaper Adv. Bureau, 10 Spruce street, JS. F. THE P. COXsIX FOR. LADIES and CHILDREN. S U P E R I O R I N F I T , ST Y L E A N D W E A R . Enreka Springs Railway Co, 6 P er Cent. Fifty Fear Gold Bonds. FREE A ;se - P A G B l E L i r S T R A T E D ROANOKE, VA., RnelcBlns S-cent stam p . L I G H T N I N G A N D T H E C L O T H E S L I N E During the thunder shower Thursday night, April 13vh, lightning struck a tree on Lew is Tw a v s’ larm, near K elley’s Corners, and follow ing a wire clothes line which was attached to the tree and the house, entered the house tearing (ff a portion of siding and damaging the house quite badly. A t the same tim e one of the currents entered the barn and killed a calf which w a s fastened with a chain but did no haim to other stock which at the flame tim e was in the barn. A lady living in a house near by had her hand slightly paralyzed by the same stroke .— Walton Reporter. M O N E Y A L L R I G H T . Magazine editor (to contributor)—Your article, sir, has been accepted and w ill be paid for when published. Contributor { who has had some ma zine experience)—Thanks ; but w h at if I should die in the course o f ten or fifteen M agazine editor—In that case, sir, the money, o f course, would be sent to your A railroad from Montrose to N e w M il ford, on the D. L. & W.. is talked of.- Towanda Review. B A L D A N D .T O O T H L E S S . The “ com ing m an,” as w e ll as the “ goin g m a n ,’’ has always been bald and toothless. A n enviable condition compared to that o f Guc correspondent. Q. Clapp, ot Yountville, Cal., who savs : “ Thank God that I heard of Dr. Tutt’s P ills ; they have been a great boon to me. ” That m an had dyspepsia for 30 years ; tried in vain four hospitals, and numberless doctors. These pills act w ith gentleness and thor oughness, and cure costiveness, deranged liver, and dyspepsia. S ilver M in e r s . coughs or throat troubles are very prev_ lent among them. In ord'^r to have un failing cure for thefe difiioulties every miner carries w ith him a bo rile of Van Wert’s Ba'sam. Thrmpson & Brainard of Haden, Montana, sav : “ W e do not hesi- to recvimmenl Van W ert’sgootDfira A M IV IC E 'JU» ra.O'K’H E M .S , cirjqng with pain o f cutting teeth \t send at once and get a bottle o f M na W inslo w ’ s B o othing 8 y b u p f o b C h u , OKEH T e b t h i n g . Its vaiue is inoaiculable. ft w ill relieve the pool- little sufferer im mediately. Depend upon it mothers, there i s no m istake about it. It cures dys- antary and diarrhoea, regulates tht stom ach and bowels, cures w ind colic, softens thegum8,reduces iaflam m ation and gives tone and energy to the w h o lei stun) g iv e s t o n e M b s . W in id energy .o w ’s B oo t h irq B y b d p fob 4 i s p lea v a n t to th e oldest and best f em a le nurses and phy sicians in t h e U n ited States, and is for -,ale by a ll druggists throughout theworld. 30 36 c ts, a bottlet S H E H A D A_ R E A S O N . ■“ Now, there is a youog lady,” said Hobson to him self, “ who possesses too much innate m ouesly and refinement to appear in full evening costum e, and I ’ll win her i f I can.” And he did win her, and shortly after marriage she said to him : “ I shall be dreadfully disappointed, dear, if w e cannot find some physician in Europe who w ill remove that wretched little mole from my shoulder.”— CAPITAL IN BUSINESS $100,000. J a m e s P. M e a d &. Co., :EZX:tT<3^lA£.J^2:T, Mortgage, Loan and Bond Agents. 14 years’ experience in Southern and \Western Kansas. Over $3,000,000 invested and not a dollar lost, paid for taxes or insurance. These loans are made only after a careful personal examination of the premises in each and every case. We loan one-third the appraised value of property offered as se curity. REFERENCES -Meriden Nation?^ Rank, Meriden,Conn.; Silas B. Terry, Banker, Waterbury, Conn.; Whitney & Wilcox, Bankers, and Walby & Olay, Bankers, Adrian, Mich. The above bonds are for sale and examination at the office oi E w d . C. B b i b n e , 19 Front S t., Port Jervis, who is appointf d sole agent for this section. Taxes paid for non-residents. ISaugdwl) U N K I N D . M iss Reckless (to Signor Smithi, who has just made the grandest cff jrt of his life) —W hat was the name of that song, Signor ? Signor Smith! — “ L et Me Dream Again,” by Sul.ivan, Miss. M iss R —Oh, y e s ; I thought I recog nized it. I think it’s a beautiful song when £ung well, don’t yoxx^-Judge. T H E E X P E R I E N C E O F M R S . P E T E R S . Mrs. P e ters had ills, Mrs. P e t e r s had c h ills, Mrs. P e ters -was su r e she tvas g o in g t o d i e ; T h e y dosed her w it h pills. W ith pow d ers a n d squills, W ith rem edies, w e t and w ith rem edies dry. M any m edicines lured her. B u t none o f them cured her. Their nam e s a n d their num b e rs nob o d y could tell; A n d she soon m ight h a v e died, B u t som e “ P e llets w e r e triei T h a t a c ted lik e m a g ic and th e n she go t w e ll. T h e magic “ P e llets” were Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets (.he original littlei liver Pills). They cured Mrs. Peters, and now she wouldn’t be without them. W o u l d T o u « )B e lleve The proprietor of Ke m p ’s BaV am gives thousands o f bottles away yearly ? This mode of advertising w o u ld prove ruinous it the Balsam was not a perfect cure for all throat and lung troubles. Y o u w ill I the excellent effect alter taking tin do=e.o=e. Don’ton’t hesitate!esitan T bottlleottle ‘t d D h it to-dayo-day too keepeep inn b t t k i your Lome room for immediate or future use. Trla bottle free, at all druggists. Large siz 50c and f 1. T H E P O S T M A S T E R , W inchester, Mass., sa y : : I am personally acquainted with Mr. and Mrs. Carleton, and w a s>stonished at the lemarkable ef fects of Sulphur Bitters in curing their son, and its large sale is undoubtedly due to the fact that it is an honest m edicine. I know of many others w h o have been id by its ufee, and I do not think that WELLS’ IN 7 ISIB1E Velvet Cream. AMagiC Com plexion Beaufci- tier for Face, Neck and Arms Elegant f o r dre.ssi»g a: ’ wMtening skin. Unrivaled forTheatre,Ee- eeptions. Balls, Parties,&c. Un equalled f o r delicate traas- ?nt white- E. S.^W’ ells , (-diMni.^, jer-sey Cit>%N.J.^u'.S.A. ROUGH ON NEURALIHA,” $1.00. Drug. “ ROUGH ON RHEUMATISM,” $1.50. Drug. “ ROUGH ON ASTHMA,” $1.00. Druggi.sLs. “ ROUGH ON MALARIA,” $1.50. Druggists, ROUGH^^CORNS softto ^ s I 5 g . ROUGH on TOOTHACHF^SSMB c W ere all w ise enough t o h e e d this, a d v ice in luffering would be avoided. season, a world of si If you .suffer from impi dyspepsia, toiliousne.ss, headache, id, scrofula. the b e s t liss in whichh month in w to purify your blood. H o o d ’ s (S a r s a p a rilla is t h e H flaroh A p r i i !¥ ia y A t no 01 season c the human ^ s y s t e m s o ”\ _ m uch need the aid of a r e liable m edicine like Hood’s Sarsaparilla, a s now. The im poverished condition o f _ the blood, the w eakening effects of t h e lonj cold winter, the lo s t appetite, feeling, all make a good spring ling, all 11 lutely necessary, peculiarly•ly adapter]l :o a good sprin g m edicine abso- ~ lod’s Sarsaparilla adapter for t h is purpose, and in- It is the iay H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla is the best adaptr in popularity every year. spring I [ d id fati{ g m edici ideal sprin g “,I m u st sa m edicine I ever xised. appetite, and t h e leastw o r k T d id fa tig u e d ever so m uch. I l-egan t o t a k e H o o d ’s Sarsa parilla, and soon that I could do as m u c h M y a p p etite is voi ARD, A tlantic City, N. J . N . B. If you d oidel parilla do not be indiu take H o o d ’s Sarsa^- to buy any other. H o o d ^ s S a r s a p a r i l l a SoldbyalldruBgista. $1; sixforg.5. Prepared only | Soldby all druggist:, gl; sixforgS. Prepared o nly by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries,Lowell, Mass, by C. I. HOOD & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. lOO D o ses One Dollar lOO D o ses One Dollar CHiCHESTEKS ENGLISH^ ENMYROYAL D- BMrSAFE.ALWAYSRELlABLE.TO LADIES'^, B^INDISPENSABLE.S0LD BYALL DRUGGi5TS:i ■ ASK FOR DIAMOND BRAND.CHICHESTER’SENSUSI M andtakeno --------------- 1 CHICHESTER m5.or .DIAMOND BRAND TfcASK DRUGGIST FOP; ©ICKESTER’S ENGLISH T d IA M0 M D B R A M D. taken o other . j ITEMS FHOM KEiaHBOKS. ' G L U A N IN G S FR O M T H E U N I O N ’S L IV R C O RBE!3FONDENT.S. . F r o m W e s t b r o o k v i l l e - B e g i n n i n g P l o w in g —A n E n t e r t a in m e n t — M e a s les — A A M isjnke i n N a fn e s —A G o o d .Sugges tio n for tJ»e N e w R a ilroa d —P e r s o n a ls. V b s t b e o 3XVILLB:, A p r il 16.— R o a d s are g e t t i n g in g o o d c o n d lilon . H . D u r ia n d c o m m e n c e d p l o w i n g to dd y . W e believe this is the first in this ■Vicinity. Mrs. Beebe o f Hurley, Sullivan county, the blind vocalist, is to give an entertain m ent in the school house here, on Friday evening next, A p r il 30th. Our new pastor, the Rev. Mr. Harris from Otisville, preached this afternoon. A ll w e r e w e ll pleased. There are several cases o f measles in this place and vicinity. Miss E liza Tillison closed her school in H sckle Dam district last week. ^ Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Knapp o f N e w Y ork city are visiting at her father’s, S. Clark’s. Sim ilarity of names often causes ludi crous mistakes. W e are glad to announce to th e m any friends of Mrs. D a vid Rhodes o f W estbrookville, that she is in her usual health, and hope she m ay for years to come. T h e Mrs. David Rhodes ferred to in the Gazette, M iddletown Press and U n io n , v?e believe was formerly a Miss Crane, instead o f Cranse. J. H. B idw e ll lost a valuable bird dog last week. Mr. Weir, head surveyor on the railroad^ leaves this week, to go on another one in Jersey. Mr. Irving Righter takes his place. W e would suggest that our new railroad be called the ISTeversink V a lley & Hudson, that is, i f it reaches the Hudson river, and has not yet received its baptismal name. We think Port Jervis and M onticello are both commemorated by the naming o f the one between the two places. George Culver o f M illville on the H a w ley branch, is visiting friends in this v i cinity. H e is in the em p loy o f W e sley Griffin, \who is working a stone quarry there. Earns W ygant of E a st Branch. D e la ware county, has been confined to bis room since about Christmas tim e, w ith rheumatism, and is o n ly able now to w a lk about the room on crutches. H e form erly lived here, and his many friends regret to hear o f his slow recovery. $25 PRP. -WERK INDEMNITY FOE ACCI DENT, 60 CBNTei PKB MONTH, $10 PER W E E K INDEM NITY FOR BOTH siC K N n s s a n d a c c i d e n t , $1 PER MONIH. A lso a g e n t fo r t h e N e w York Life Insurance Oempany sad several first-class fire Insurance comprtDiea. Office, S t John’s Block, Front street, Office hours - - 8 a .m . t o 8 p . m. ------- DAVID BKNNRT. ------- BESIINTHEWORLD T h e c e l e b r a t e d w o o d l a n d e y e B A.LM is warrantert a sure cube for Sore or Weak Ey<s, no m a tter of how lon g standing, ltlsa n » -ver-failin g rem edy, and is •worth its w e ight in gold. A positive cure 1s guaranteed or m o n ey r efunded. Price per box iS l 0 0 . A trial solicited Send Z5 c e n ts for sam p le box and full p articulars t o I'UB 6$RMA1M SALVE CO., Solo Proprietors, TROY, N . Y. The /i/wo/s Watch Company Guarantee their 15 Jeweled iDJUSTO WATCHES Staiil tlie Bailway Test. FOR SALE BY ALT. FIR8T-CLAB8 JEWELERS. Book Biitios for Port Jervis A N D VICINITY. H E N R Y M A I N E P B A C T l C A I i B O O K - B E N D B R , nnoimces to the citizens of Port Jervis and vi- clnlty that he Is prepared to do every doscrlp tJon of book binding In a workmanlike mannw Binder; Comer Main and Fib Streets, PORT JBBVI8. N. Y. WANTED. The oldest, moat successful and only existin'' LIVE STOt’K MUTUAL BK.KhFIT SOCIETY in the Niaro wtshi's to Increasa lt< membership am want s a man of responsibility and 11 fluo'ce totakethem n n igem entof itsbuslnss 1 this county. Must be acquainted with owne s of hortes. This is an ex -epti >Jial op o cuntty to engfcge in a permanent Ktid lucrative bus ness and only thoro possessing no.'essary qual flea- tloiisat'd 'Who cm give bonds neea a <ply. P rotective L iv e stock M utual B e n e f it fco- y, i 6 WedtzSd Street, New York. JB BEMEDIES CUBE [SEAHES AND V a WCOI - ____ Da, and CAN W HILE THEY EXIST. U B « THEM CHRONIC Thisis the T op of the G enuine P e a r l T o p ]Lamp C h im n e y . All others, similar are imitation. T his exact Label is on each Pearl Top Chimney. A d e a l e r m a y s a y a n d th i n k h e h a s o t h e r s a s g o o d , _ B U T H E H A S N O T . In s ist u n o n t h e B x a c t L a b e l a n d T o p . F2?. S ale E vcbvwjierf .. M ace only by GEO, L MAGOETH & 03., FittslJiirgii, T YOEUM THEATRE, JLi N S W YORK. CONVENIENT TO GBAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Fourth Ave. cars to 23d St. and 4th Ave. JD A N IB L F R O H M A N . - - M a n a g e r - Cortslu rises at 8,30. Saturday Matinee at 2. The Regular Dramatic Season, ’ X i i e W i f e , .'A new Play by D. Belasco and H. 0 . DeMlUe. K e leey, Henry Miller, N elson W heatcroft, i J. LeMoyne, Ghaa. W alcott, Ohas. Dickson, W,, Faversham. F r lces-A ll re.scrved-5(ic., 75e., 8 t. and$i.Ro You Know” Loss of Manhood Impotence, Early Decay, Etc. Cured, A 1 reatise on the subject scat free to any iddress. THE VAN BUREN CO., P. O. Box 738, Vew London, Conn. G O D E F F R O X IT E M S . F ifte e n B u s h e ls o f O n ion S e t s - I n th e P o u l t r y B u s in e s s . G odeffe JY, April 17.—The first loaded boat passed through here S it u r d ^ . W illiam Norris has set o u t 15 bushels of onion sets, and now is ploughing for oats. Ered Sm ith is going to housekeeping in the Kilgore bouse. The young people’s prayer m eeting w ill be held at I. L. Brown’s, Thursday even, ing, at 7 30 o’clock ; come one, com e all. Samuel Raym ond and fam ily of Port Jervis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Kennedy. John Pantly has accepted a job in a blacksmith shop at Newburg, and his fam ily w ill move there in a f e w days. Mr. Pantly is a good mechanic. There arrived 10 Italians last w eek to work on the new railroad. James Cuddeback, jr., has gone into the poultry business. H e gets from 8 to 10 dozen eggs a day. Mrs. S. A. Cisco Is recoving from her long illness, and Mr. Cisco has returned home to M onticello. OH! UY HEAD. N e u r a lgia and its atism is ^ lo-pho-r ____ ’s w h a t i t did for t h e follow in parties: I the greates istence and] fastened upon me ff * whereof I speak. j ^ S e n d 6 cents for the beautiful colored pic ture, “ Moorish Maiden.” THEATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N. Y. B EST FOR L A D IE S ’ U S E . A n o ild ^ s in g ^ P r e s e r v c s l e a t h e r . N atural janishjnotroralsluJBco^ A llow no substituting. For sale e v e r y w here. B utton & O ttley , M’f ’rs, 71 Barclay St., N .Y . uj mruugn Bii weaa pan^resiL _ ___ --------------------- londVigoroulStrength. Electrio Current instantly or we forfeit *5,000 in cash. Greatest Improvements over all other belts. Worst caeea per manently cured in three montha,. Sealed pamphlet 4e. etamo SANDEM ELECTRIC CO., 8 2 2 - 4 BROADWAY, NEW YORK The Best and Purest Medicine^ E V E R M A D E . clean and smooth, ThoseBj ^^hJEdiiiples a n d Blotchesg|j| i ^ ^ ^ i i c h mOT y Lo caused by hnpi„„. Llood, and can be Jkremov e d ina short ^ •^ t iin e , i f y ou are qse a nd use the g r e a t ^bloodpu-l IstnalL^r —- J— D rug^st. M DON’T W ait . G e t it a t o n c ^ 111 H you are suffering from Ki'l^ *'* ney D isease, and w ish to hve 1 old age, use^ SI^P H U R BU T E ] III old age, use s m 5IS They never fail tc H t T M P H B E Y S ’ AUOMEOPATHIC ----- s-9 W i** e.,1— v e t e r i n a r y S P E C I F I C S tic animals, ^ and Pom D, H o lb r o o k , ESAJ, E S T A 'fi AGENT Pont Jem s , //. L OFFERS FOB R.vLH AT KEASONABLffi PRICES THE FOLLOWING : ^Kouse and lot. Main street, 44x128. house Housei »t.d lot. Main street, 9 rooms. JJxcel- len\; prop.'trty. House rtiid lot., Aialn at w e t . A very choice- re IdenCd v .it 1 a ll a od-irn Iniprov-^nienta. Hot/s» amt lot, Ball stie e t , 50 xj O o , 9 rooms,, good loctatton B o u s e and lot, B -11 .street, 40xlon e rooms. Gooo dw e lling, Brookl,v«, lot f.o xlJO, h o u se 8 rooms. 1 argp double house, rents $20 m onth, a t a bargain. House and lot. Front street, 6u feet wide, 0 rooms. Frettv place. Bricic houso dow n town, $3to down, balancio monthly oth e r houses In a ll parts o f Fort .lervis. Good farm s w ith stock, tools and crops fo»T, A ll inform a tion furnished upon appllcatlon- D. H O L B itooK , Real F stato Agent. Office over Lea’s Drug Store, opposite dopf*t IT E M S F R O M H A W L E X , D r y ” LocalitieS\A Popular Passenger Train—School \Vacation Begun. H aw l e y , April 16.—A fter the first day o f May there w ill not be a place in East Hawley where intoxicating drinks w ill be sold by law. This has been accomplished under the new law and the energetic w ork of the W . C. T. U, Salem township has not a licensed hotel. A correspondent of the Deposit Oourier says Equinunk o n the Delaware “ g o es dry,” and praises Judge Seeley o f Honesdale to th e skies. Mrs. J. T. Rodm*m attended the prohi bition meeting in Scranton last week, and speaks highly of Prof. D ickie. Blaisden & Brothers have sold the kindlewood fnetory to gentlemen in N e w York city. T h e factory is run to its full capacity. E. & W. Y. R. R. runs a passenger train- to Honesdale tw ice every day from Scran ton, w h ich is largely patronized. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bears of H a n cock 'were v isiting tbeir daughter Mrs. H . W . W agner, last week. The H a w ley graded school closed W ed- nisd a y of this week after a prosperous terra. The - chool board decided to have but seven months school this year. A H a w ley gla?Eblower goes into the ministry this year. H e is now passing through an examination and there is no question but what he w ill pass his exam i nation creditably. I'lio H .iw ley board of school directors levied a school tax o f 13 miils, w h ich i s as high as the law allows. C attle , S heep , D ogs , cured by H n m p h r , eifles, Is as true as tha send messages by t - ’- maebines. It Is as bleed animals In o) take passage In a sk . Used In the best stables and recc the U . S . A r m y C a v a lr y Office H oesks , ,TB^ am treatment and a ind stable chart S.—Strains, Lameness, Rheum a tism . iptive D iseases, Plans s o f Digestio) FOU O V E R T H R E E M O N T H S iny son sulYer«^d night and day with rehu- unUitun ; so much so that he was unable to feed himpclf. Your Sulphur B itters cured liiiu, iiud I am truly t h a n k fu l' they are ,an honest mediciue.—Mi H. H.—Urinal I . I . —E r u p t i ------- - - J . K . — D isease s o f Diges Price, Single Bottle (over 50 doses), - .6 0 Sold by Druggists; or Sent P repaid on R e c eipt o f P r ice. Htimpbress’ Me’, fio,, 109 Falton St., N. Y. H f l R I N g p TH.^1 SAVES T H E J ' ^MOST LABOR, other wringers, and co''s. but little more. • EMPIREfKfes Solid \White Rubber Rolls. NEW INVENTION in LACING Mf. S. A. CORSET itii self-adjusting back Lu b e c h a n g e d fro m > l o o s e - f i t t i n g In moving from the person. NEVER REQUIRE! NE'W LACES or STEE: _jds no breaking in. The healthiest, best-fit- ing and most comfort- ‘ able Corset made. , m SELF ADJUSTING CORSET CO., 120 FRANKLIN S T ., N .Y . a n d \W O MBUr can quickly c u r e hey are ,an honest mediciue.—Mrs. W . W C nlV luEirf <>* wutiuy viuuty, un.
