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fttB poai* JfiSVlS BAIL? trmoSf, ftfg^DA? m M B G , AJPfilt 24 , 18 S«. POWDER Absolutely Pure. sal th a n th e o rfllnarv klucts, a n d c a n n o t h e sold I d com p e tition w itli t h e m u lt itu d e o l low pest, Short w e ight, alum , or p h o s p h a te pow d ers. Sold o nly i n cans. K o t a I. B a KIHG Pow n B S C o ., ice W a ll s tr e e t,-N .Y . Tutt’s Pills TUESDAY. APRIL 24, 18S8. PBBLlfeH£D EV E R Y ^ E -p-iratG EXCEPT a COT F ? ed \ Editors and Proprtetors. OFFICE. i'AR.^UM BOILBOTG, F I R E STREET THK TBI-STATE8 UNION weeKly, ifl Issued every Thursday morning. Terms |1.50per year, strictly in advance. Oraera by mall for subscription or advertising will lease address TRI-ST a TES FRINTlNO CO., Pv ANTI-BiUOUS MEDSCiNE. In m a l a r i a l districts t h e i r v irtu e s a r e -w idely r e c o g n i z e d , a s t h e y p o s s e s s PECULIAR PROPERTIES i n f r e e i n g t h e s y s t e i n f r o m t U a t p o i s o n . Do.se s m a l l . E l e g a n t l y s u g a r c o a t e d . P r i c e , 35 c e n t s p e r b o x . S o l d E v e r y w h e r e , Office, 44 Murray St., N. 1 Eockland, four; 1 8l.\; TTlster, three distrii nam, three.] t H E S R t MALT - j > h o s p h i t ^ 3 m i N I V e R V E I' ; AND LIFE-GIVING TONIC PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE TO THE TASTE, lets on the stomach and liver. Increases thi ippetlte, assists digestion, builds up the weak brail and broken-down. tT.seful In D y s p e p s ia Zoss o f A p p e t ite , H e a d a c h e , I n s o m n i a , Getv ira l D e b i lity , M a la r ia , JjacJc o f V ita l ity , ATep tons P r o s tra t io n and JExliaustioi CHERRY MALT contains blood-making. Uf sustaining properties. Itlsfrleudly a n d health tul to the stomach, and can be used by thi rate lady. Infant, the aged or Infirm. Fo F o r S a le b y a ll D r u g g ists. ------- O F ------- W. E. McCormick, Removed to Mo.105 Pike street. Who buys Instruments of the BEST MATJU- FACTDBERS FOB CA8H, and sells them at LOWER PRICES THaN CANBEPUROHASEI ELSEWHERE. Also full llne.of SHEET MUSIC AT ONE-FALF CATALOGUE PRICE, m A 1 1 S K e w a rded are those whe U i l ' U i V this and then act n 1 1 1 1 1 1 I they will fled honorabU l l l v l l b B emplotment th a t will not take thtm from their hemes and tamllle-j. Thf profits are large and sura for every Industrloue person. W any have made and a re now maklDs several hundred d.nUars per mo > th . I t is easj for any one to make 85 and upwards per daj w h o ls w lU lcgto work. Blther sex,youigoi old; caplial not necessary; we start, you. Ev erything new. No special ability required; you, reader, can do it as well as any one W rite to us a t once for full partleulars. which we mall free. Address B x i j . sgn & Co., Pon mblican District Committee. e p rim ary meetings lurday. May 5, a t 2 o'clock, a t the place holding last town meeting, unless otherwise directed b y Town Committee b y public notice five days prior. Dated April 21,1S8S. F . M a r v i n , ) faTmers’ houses, the pruning of which was neglected at tbo proper time and which the owner thinks must now go without for the season. This is a mistaken policy. It is, o£ course, beat to prune early and thus avoid the bleeding, but It i.s far better to prune mow than not at all. We have never known a vine to be seriously injured by bleeding and we have often pruned them in April Better late than not at all. K J E P U B I .I C A N S T A T E C O N V E N T I O N . H eadq ’ b ’ s R epublican S tate C oiumittee , N e w Y o r k C it y , March 24, isSvS. To the Sepubiiean Electors o f the State o f Sew The Republican Electors o f the S tate o f New York and all others who may desire to unite with them in u pholding the principles of the Republican p a rty as declared in the platform adopted by the last National Convention, hereby recpieated to send delegate.s to a State Convention to be held in the city o f Bullalo Wednesday, the 16th day o f May, 188s, a t 12 o'clock,noon, for the purpose of electing four delegates-at-lavge and four alternates to the National Republican Convention, to be held in the c ity of Chicago o n the I'Jth day of Juno, 1888; also for tne transaction of such other business as m ay properly come before the Convintion. Each Assembly D istrict in the State will be entitled to representation in aecordaueo with the schedule h ereto annexed. The Republican National Committee directs thattw o delegat( and two a lternates be chosen from each Coi gressional D istiiet in the same m anner as the nomination o f a member of Congress is made In said district. CORNELirS N. BLISS, Chairman. FRANK 5. ganTH , Secretary. [ The schedule o f representation is the game as that a t last year’s Convention. Districts in this p a rt of the State a re e n titled to delegates as follow s: Orange County, two districts, each six delegates; Sullivan county four; D utchess, two districts, each iCach four; Put- Oar utilitariin readers should not let their practical ideas preclude a reasonable amount o£ effort in the way of ornament ing the Burrour.dings of the home Flow ers have their mission. Tae farmer’s home which is brilliant with roses in June and around which fliwers show their faces through the hot summer months, is gen erally the abiding place of much more real contentment, than homes where a con trary condition prevails. See that the ladies have what fl iwer seeds they want and see also that their flower garden is properly fertilized. They will take care of the rest. At last there is a prospect of reducing the national debt, the Sicretaryof the Treasury having advertised for proposals for selling bonds to the Government. Let us hope that the surplus will thus he speedily invested and the interest account reduced. The work should be speed ly done, or Congress will squander it on pub lic buildings and other extravagances. Pay the debt as fast as possible and thus save millions of interest. B E P U B IilCA N D ISTR IC T CONVENTION The Republican electors o f the XVth Con gressional Disti’ict o f the State of New York, he c o u n ties o f O range, S u llivan and Rockland, are invited to send delegates to Convention to be held a t JUd- dletown on Thursday,May‘10th, 1888 a t twelve o'clock, m., for the purpose of electing two delegates and two alternates to represent said district in the National Republican Conven tion to b e held in Chicago on the 19th day of June n ext. In the said District Convention the County o f Orange is entitled to two dele gates from each town and ward, the County of Sullivan to one delegate from each town and six delegates a t large,and the Countj\ o f Rock land to four delegates from each town The prim ary meetings for the election of said delegates will be held in the several towns at the places where the last annual town meet ing was held, on Saturdav, May 5, 1888, a t 2 o’clock, p. m., unless otherwise directed by the Republican Town Committees of the re spective towns by public notice given a t least five days before the date above named, and in the c ity of Newburgh a t such time and places as the Republican Ward Committees ma rect, notice o f the same to be publish( least five days previous thereto. In Sullivan Comnty Texas Cowboys. The citizens of Texas are peculiarly liable to colds and coughs, owing to cer tain qualities of the climate. Cough : medies are, consequently in great d enial... This is what Alexander Speer 6c Son, the foremost druggists of Blanco, Texas, say in regard to Van Wert’s Balsam : “ We And about the same time he begins to th in k of new clothes; for care of ones attire invariably attends this interest ing stage of heart affection. W e offer our ser vices to all persons of the male sex who a r e co ntemplating new clothes. Our two stores are stocked with every thing needful to at tire man or boy, and the size of the busi ness and fair repute of the house is so widely known that an in tr o d u c t io n “IN THE SPRING A YOUNG MAN’S FANCY UGHTLY TURNS TO LOVE.” secms unneccssary. If you are a stranger to us, let’s get acquainted. ROGERS, PEET & CO., CLOTHES, HATS AND SHOES, Broadway and Prince St. Broadway and 32 d St. N p W YORK. r.\.SH IO N C A T A L O G U E M A ILE D FR E E ON A P P L IC A T I O N . a the election of the 0 delegates a t large shall be a t a County Con vention, held a t such time and in such m anner as the Republican County Committee of said County may designate. J o h n C o r w i n , l W il l i a m E. M a p e s , -of Orange Co. F rancis M. irvin , 1 w f a S w ell , [ Sullivan Co. j of RocldandCo. Dated April 21, R SECOND ASSEMBLY D ISTBICN R E PUBLICAN CONVENTION, The Republican electors of the several towns comprising the Second Assembly District of Orange County are requested to send the usual num ber o f delegates to a convention to be held a t JMiddletown on Thursday, May at 2 o’clock p .m ., to choose six delegs represent the district In the Republican State Convention to be held at Buffalo May IGth. The p rim ary meetings are herel ling article we have ever had on our shelves and all because it gives general satisfaction.” For sale by E T. Laid lev. 12 POUSDS OF TOMOk a hldenus tm ng to h ive a ttached to a human frame, yet Mr, Reuben Seve imce, ol Upf-er Stillwater, (p- r t ol OM Town, Me .) had one In his gtolu Which ho cwrled for about ten yea s. It began t > fo m an u t fourteen j* ars atio, be- Ing a t first h ira, v larg r i h m a pea. Mr. sev- erame, In Ills sworn srat'^ment before ex-Gov- ercor D. F n a 'ls. of Main-, . a j s ; “ A tllrstltrtlln o o tio u b 'o rremu'*li but as It grew In !-lze It was »• companled by s veie darting pali-s. Fcoidid n r t ilg e s t; h id ar- taefcs ot (15 z uess ; r< a rlrg -oanu •< fn ear- ana passed sleepie 8 nights. IniSSitum r neighed .'■everalnoun 13 'U ' ext naul to knee, eow least exertion caused lotaose, tearl' g iu.ln Ike stl'-klng of needles Into flesh. Abandoned hopi and took to bed, Phys»ciat s dee lned to cut it out, say tug I was to.< old a cd weas to survive, am 76 years of a .e . fem e one recomn ended Broiwn’a sarsapavida. 1 experienced immedia'e chanf.e for berrer App-tl e returned ; feed cetsed to trouble m e ; ringing noises left my heed, and best or a 1 rum r began to shrivel up andi disappear, ith - s n o tv and has for some time been entirety gone, Cav and do goof days wors. I sav Goa ble-s ihe man woo lavented thlSiraedicin'^. Re should wea’’ a crown. I modin always to ke.'P by me a bottle of brown’s aaTsapanlla while I live.’’ With tnis statem ent we have paper s'gne.i by postmaster, oi u iglst, as well asseven ot tne tow-jofllcial.ssmili.gih«syknow the abive u he true, andPx-Govern r Davis a so s d 's hi evidence. There is no case of Blood diseasi which cannot he cu»’ed by BROWN’S SARSAPARILIA CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH^ ENNYROYI n i H ^ i ^SAFEALWAYS RELIABLE.TO LADIES^ ■^^INDISPENSA3LE.S0LD BY ALL DRUGSISTJ B ASK FOR DIAMOND BRAND.CHICHESTEffSENG ■ ANOTAKE NO OTHER SEE SIGNATURE ON EVERY B B CHICHESTER CHEMICALCa.SOlE PROP, MADISON SUPHI f l n C nnHUNSOLICITED WRITTEN TESTIMONIAL nHOJUuUcHlCtlESTERS ENGLISH DIAMOND Bl D I A M O N D B R A N D kASK DRUGGIST FOR ©iCHESTER’S ENGLISH ^DI A MO N D B R A N D . t a k e n o OTHER. Sold everywhere, -A prietore, Bangor, Me. ra W arren A BENTTSTHr. r 10,1S.88, gates to a y IG died : Rep. Dlst. Com. JENTISTRY. 3Dr. Tlxaia.. :^ea,ea., St. J ohn’s Building, up-town, practices DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. JQ K . JAMES J. M L L S. DENTIST. 15PRR WEEK INDEMNITY FOR ACCI DENT, 60 CENTS PER MONTH. t BOTH Alsoagentforth© New York Life Insurance Icmpany and several first-class fire Insurance companies. Office, St. J o h n ’s Block, F ront street. Office hours - - 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. ■DAVID BENNET, ------- BESIINTHEWORLD The CELEBRATED WOODLAND EYE B \LM is warranten a s u r e cube for sore or V/eak E y -s,n o m a 'ter of how long standing. Itlsanrver-tH iim g remedy, and Is worth Its weight in gold, a positive cure Is guaranteed or money reiundea. Price p er box »X oo. A trial solicited Send S5 cents for sample box ana full p articulars to THE GERMAN SALVE CO., Sole P roprietors, TltOY, N. Y. Bool BMili lor Pon Jervis AND VIOINITY. HENRY M A INE This is the T op of the G enuine P e a rl T o p 1/amp Chimney. All others, similar are imitation. his exact Label is on each Pearl Top Chimney. IA dealer m ay say ' and think h e h a s others as good, BUT H E HAS NOT. Insist upon the Exact Label and T o p . FOR S ale £ ver ’»' whebe . M ade only by BEO. A, KAGSETil S, G 8 ., Pittslliirgli, Pa. “You Know” lo s s of Alanhood Impotence, Early Decay, Etc. Cured. A Treatise on the subject sent to any iddress. T H E VAN BU R E N CO., P . O. Box 738, 'Tew London, Conn. XV YOU I I giv« your o rder to th e New Y o rkhrtlats X U n ion, S econd Floor, 10 Bast 14th Street N. Y. A g e n ts w a n ted evorvw b e re. 23n2n K O W JE L L & CO. P R I M A K Y M E E T I N G . The Republican electors of the town of , Deerpark a re hereby invited to elect delegates who a re to meet in town convention at Pen- ney’s Union House,Monday evening, April 39, 1888 a t 7.30, p. m., fot Congressional Convention to be held at A Id- ir the purpose of electing -atesto represent said town a t the y RAB'IUS SLAUoO^l’S P R A C T I C A L B O O K -B I N D E R , nnounces to the cltlzenBOf P o rt Jervis ahd vi cinity th a t he is prepared to do every descrip tion of hook binding inn s a workmanlike manner Newspaper Adv. Bureau, 10 Spruce atreit, N. V pose of dletown.N. Y., May 10th. pose o f electing eleven d< said town a t the Assembb THE P.COX Fine Shoes. Also for the pur- eleven delegates to represent ly District Conven tion to b e held a t the same place on the same The Town Convention will he composed of three delegates from each election district of the town except the 3d, 4th and .5th, will each be entitled to five delegates. The electors o f the several districts are in vited to meet a t 7.80, p. m., Saturday, April 28, for the selection of delegates to represent the vention at LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE ------ STABLE ------ NO. 222 MAIN STREET, F O R L A D I E S a n d C H I L D R E N . the following places: 1st Dist. a t Norris’ id Dist. a t : iney'sH o t Dist. a t C( ving placi Dist. a t Bidwell’s s tore; 3d Dist. a t S U E E E I O R I N F I T , S T Y L E A N D TV E A E . Enreka SprlB^s Railwaj Co, 6 P e r C e n t. F i f t y Y e a r G o ld B o n d s . store; 2d Penney's H o te l; 4th Dist. a t Fiiwlcr House ; Corporation Rooms; 6th Dist at Banks’ Bfore; Tth Diat. at Harrison House; sth Dist. a t Cortright's store. Dated April 21st, 18:8. con., C. I8 t Jon.v, j R , \ p N E Y DDTCHER, WATCHMAKER AND JEliVELRS. NO. 2 F ront Street, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY RE PAIRED OUR CLUB WATCH Bindery Comer Main and Pike Streets, PORT JERVIS. N. Y. WANTED. The oldest, most aucce«sftfi and only exIstSu?’ LIVE STOCK MUTUAL BKNKPIT .SOCIETY in the State wishes to Increase lt< memboratilp' an I wants a man of responsibility and 11 flue^ee to take the management of ltsbu8lns< 1 this county. Must be acquainted with owne a of hortes. This Is an exr.epttmal op'O tu n lty to erigbge in a permanent and lucrative bus ness and only those possessing necessary qua! fica- tioris and who c-m give bonds neeu a -ply, PROTECTIVB LIVK STOCK MUTUAI, BEkEPlT *0- oiBTY, 1 6 West zsd s treet, ixew Yorj£. W. B. B E V IL L , Gen’l Pas8.‘A g e n t, ROANOKE, VA, Eneloslnsr S-cont itamp. We nope the sraa’.l fruit question has received the attention it deserves and that such of our readers whose farms are not supplied with them, will see that the da ficiency no longer exists. Set out a liberal pitch of strawberries and raspberries this spring. It is not a b’’g job—you can do both in half a day. Then spend the re mainder of the day m supplying a good bed of asparagus to the farm, if you have not already done so. W b cccaslonally see a grape vine about TAe Illinois Watch Company Guarantee their 15 jeweled A D JUS™ WATCHES Stand tlie Railway Test. D. Holbrook, HEAL‘ESTATE AGENT, Pont Jervis, N. Y. COFFERS FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES THE FOLLOWING: House and lot. Main street, 44x128, house rooms. House and lot, Main street, 9 rooms. Bxcel- len'- property. House a nd lot. Main street. A very choice re Idence wit > all modern Improvements. Rouse ana lot, Ball street, 50xiOo, 9 rooms, good location. House and lot, Ball street, 40xlon 6 rooms. Good dwelling, Brooklyn, lot 50 xlOO, house 8 rooms, 1 arge double house, rents $20 month, a t a bargain. Bous^ and lot. F ront street, 60 feet wide, 6 rooms. Pretty plsiee. Btick house down town, SSOO down, balance monthly Other houses In all p a rts of P ort .lervis, ^^i^ooel farms w ith stock, tools and crops for All Information j • - - ----- D. HO l B i Ofilee over L ea’s : Port J e m s N. ''<• MY NEIGHBOR’S PLAN Meeting one ot our neighbors a few weeks ago I enquired for his family, and after telling me of their health and some particulars of their welfare, he said : “ I am trying a new plan with Bertha this ‘ What is it ? ’ I asked, for I am always on the lookout for new plans. ‘ Well, you see,” he began, “ when children get to her age (she is fourteen) they think the work they do is worth more than their board, and so it is. ‘ Her mother and I talked the matter all over, and concluded to give her 75 cents a week, ’with the understanding that she feed the calves, ([ shall have about 20,) and help me milk and do certain things about the house. “ At first her mother objected to my hiring her 19 do outdoor work, for fear s’ne w luld neglect her duties indoors. You know Bertha likes to work outdoors best. It’s good for her, too. It don’t hurt girls to do such work a bit more than it does boys. Bat I told her mother ‘ No ; if you hire her to d ) your work you must insist on her doing it to suit you. Let her understand that if she does not she will not get her pay.’ She cm spend her money just as she likes, but she is not to ask me for anything more. She must buy her own clothes and whatever she has. She was delighted when we proposed the plan to her.” This is my neighbor’s plan, and there ate several reasons why I like it. The earninoc f>f this sum will give his daughter a feeling of independence, and that is a pleasant feeling for any one to It will be an incentive to the prompt and thwougb performance of the duties assigned her, and thus she will form habits of industry and punctuality. There is one obj ection to the plan at this point. There are some children who e unwilling to do anyching unless they are paid for it. I think such a di-position should be discouraged in every way, and in such cases the children should be taught to work from the motives of love and duty, and the weeKly sum given them hould be called an allowance rather than waces. But the most practicable benefit will come from the spending of these wages or allowances. Spec ding money is a fine art. I believe more of the poverty of the world is due to the unwise spending of money than to an insufficient earning of it. There is a great difference in people in this respect. Some have naturally a hap py faculty for making a dollar go twice as far as others can, but this faculty, if not natural can be in a measure acquired and should be diligently cultivated. The e is no time Jike youth for acquir ing this necessary part of an education, then the counsels of parents often help us to avoid mistakes, while the results of the mistakes we do make are not apt to be as serious as in later years. We learn by doing,” is a favorite maxim among educators, and it is as ap plicable to the spending of money as to any other branch of knowledge. The buying of clothing teaches observa tion and comparison of quality and prices. It is only by trial that one learns whether it is the best economy to buy a ten cent gingham or a six-cent calico, what colors are likely to fade, and what brands of goods are reliable. It is desirable to have the allowance large enough to more than just provide the necessary clothing. A suggestion to save the little extras until a good book can be bought, instead of spending them for candy and gum, may stimulate a taste for literature, which will be a lasting pleasure and profit. The purchase of tools and materials for art and fancy work should be encouraged and if the children are trained to lay aside some part of their earnings for charity, the habits of generosity and systematic benevolence will be formed. Yes, I like my neighbor’s plan. Do you ?—Helena Maynard in Fen'mersi Be THEr DID IT. What? Cured among others the following. They write: 849 Central Ave., Cincinnati, O., J January 4th, 1 ^ . J AtUoplioros m i s have cured me of liver ^m p lain t and .dyspepsia. I gave ten of the m i s to a friend who is troubled with indigestion and he has improved won derfully. F. H. K owekamp . 16 Rosette St., New Haven. Ct., ? Ti'ehmaryloih, 1888. j Athlophoros m i s worked wonders in my case ot dyspepsia. E mma L. C paek . Ath-lo-pho-ros Pills are small and pleasant to take, yet wonderfully effective. Invaluable for kidney and liver complaints, dy.spepsia, in digestion, constipation, headache, etc. They’ll take atvay that tired feeling gi’/ing new life and strength. fl®*Send 6 c ents for the heantiful colored pic ture, “ Moorish Maiden.” THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 W a ll S t N. Y. r YOBUM THEATRE, A A N E W YOSi C BT ALL JEWELEI FIRST-CLASS HDXYJA H in a h n o F K O M S 2 6 . 0 0 TO S 4 0 .0 0 . By o u r novel club arrangem ent you sepurp a g ood.watch for 81 a week. CALL AND SEE. Inventionss^SE InventlVH progress Is a method and system of work t h a t can b »performed all over t m coun try without spparailng the workers from their homes. Pay liberal; any one c n do the work; either sex, young or old; no special abllty re quired. Capital n ot needed; you are started tree. Cut this out and send co us and we ■will send you free somei hlug o f g reat value and Im portance to you, th a t will s ta r t you In business which will bring you In more money right away than anything else In th e world, Grand outfit free. Address Tuna & Co., Augu^La, TEN YEARS efSirteYiS the m arket, and is yet unequalled. Preserves le a th e r . Is a n oil dressing. E conom ical. Don’t take others, ladie.s! represented to he ” just as good or b e tter.” Allow no substitu ting, For sale everywhere. B utton & O ttley , M’f’rs, 71 B arclay St., N.T. — •' -’IW’IMPBOVE- stKiofB!oor.8a5Ba^^^ THE GRiAT | German Remedy.| piiuR B it t e r s w i l 'l j iK>t a ssi st o r c u re. It y never fails. ra S Do you suffer with j|aattiredandallsone a ~ \ ^ P ^ t i ves “•closely coisfined ii. S t h e m ills aud worU- i| shops; clerks,Avho do i B it t e r s . They w ill not th e n he w e a k a n d M sickly. i S S S i g S ’l K l i Don’t .bed rouraged; it w ill c m -.— . rtB will not regi-et it. II L a d ies in delicate [Ihealth, w h o a re all t S J I S S S i’^ork published Do you want the best Medical Work p Send 3 2-cent starap.s to A. P. O euway & Co, Boston. Mass., anti rciT’v'- ’ cony. free. W u E p W E e y s ’ 1 DRrHUWIRfREYS’ I Book of a ll Diseases, I Cloth 8c Cold Binding • B 144Piigcs, with Steel EngraTing, H MAILED FREE. HOI^EOPATHiO H O W W E COIN MONEY. TheTTaited States-mints have turned out about $60,000,000, in the past year. That’s the way to coin money. Divided amongst our population that would have given 4 boxes of Dr. Tutt’s Liver Pills to every inhabitant. They are used every where. “ Tutt’s Pills cured me of habi tual costiveness,” writes O. Ledwidge, of Hickman, Ky. These pills do not require any change of diet, or interfere with daily duties. They are the safest and surest remedy of the century. Backache is almost immediately reliev by wearios one of Cjrter’s Smart ai BelladOGua' Backache plasters. Try 0 and be free from pain. Price 25 cents. SPEOI Flos; BwESHH ^MOST LABOB, dhas I gmr ves h al f the labor m ' gers, and costa E f a i i MMR^NTED. > tsoQU wsntad ererrwhere. ry Umpire *V CON'YENIHHT TO GRAND CENTEAL DEPOT. Fourth Ave. cara to 23d St. and 4th Ave. D A N IEL FKO H M A N . - - M anager. Curtain rlaea a t 8.89. Saturday Matinee a t 2, The Regular Dramatic Heason, T h t e W i f e A new Play by D. Belasco and H. C. DeMll Whlflen, Miss oroly. Miss Cropman, Herbert Kelcey, Henry Miller, Nelson Wheatcroft, W. J. LeMoyno, Chaa. Walcott, chaa. Dickson, W, Faversham, PrtooB-All reservea-NKS., T5o., m .andgl.M bey l ave given when taken for da, d izz'D e s s , pain in the side, constipation dnd disordered stomach, D O N ’T D E S P A I K . If you are weak and we-iry from S( so-cahed chronic disease, don’t give up. Sulphur Bitters has given hope to many invalid.'*, where hitherto was nothing but despair. It will bmld up and renew your -whole system .—Editor Weekly Ammcan. T h e E x c i c e jn e n t n o t O v e r , The rush on the druggists still contin ues and daily scores of people call for a bottle of Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lungs for the cure of coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Eiemp’s Balsam, the standard family remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never fails to give entire satisfaction. Price 50c and $1. Trial gize free. NEW INVENTION in LACING W. S. A. 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