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THB PORT JB R V IS IjAILY UNIO N , MONDAY EVBNINO , SEPTEMBER 24, 1888, r>rew b lo t hence the increased dem a n d for A ltera- ti\e s . It is now rvell know n that__must hut to im im rity, of th e Blood ; and it lally w e ll attested th a t no blood efficacious as A y e r's The Old Doctors Lood, m o d e rn doctors cleanse it ; le increase d de m a n d for A11 t is now w e ll kno w n t h a t j diseases are due, not to orer-ahinnta is equi m edicine is S a rsaparilla. “ One of m y cliildren had a larpce .sore break out on the leg. 'NVe applied sim p le rem e d ies, for a w h ile, thinking the sore w o u ld s h o rtly heal. B u t it g rew w o rse. W e s o u g h t m e d ieal advice, and w e re told th a t an alterative, uiediem e was necessary, A y e r ’s Sarsaparilla R e c o m m e n d e d above all others, r 'e n.sed i t w ith m a r velous results. The sore healed and health and strength rapidly retu r n e d ,” — J , J , A rm strong, W e im ar, Texas. “ I find A y e r's Sarsaiiarilla to he an admir.ahle rem e d y for the cure of blood diseases. I prescribe it, and i t does th e w o rk e v e ry tim e .” — E. L. P a ter, M. D ., M a n h a ttan, K a n sas, “ W e have sold A y e r’s S a rsaparilla here for over th i r ty years and alw a y s recom m em l it w h e n asked to nam e the best blood-purifier.” — W . T. M cLean, D ruggist, A u g u s ta, Ohio. “ A y e r ’s m e d ic ines continue to be th e Standard rem e d ies in spite of all com petition.” — T . W . Richm o n d , B ear Lake, M ich. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, PREPAKED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer Sc Co., Lowell, M ass. Price $1; sis bottlee, $5. Worth $5 a bottle. This is the T o p of the G e n u i n e Pearl Top Lam p Chimney. All others, similar are imitation. ^T h is exact L a b el ^ is on each P earl i T o p Chimney. I A d e a ler m a y say \ a n d th ink h e has oth e r s as good , ____ BUT H E HAS NOT. I n s i s t u p o n t h e E x a c t L a b e l a n d T o p . FOR S ale E verywhere . M ade only by GEO. I MACBETH ft CO., Pittsburgh, Pa. Jhe Best and Purest MedicineS best an d * h e a p e 8 t ^ j ^ ^ ImCdicirie. Ti-y it, an d '^ I you will be eatisflecl. Oet it of your Draggist. B ok ’ t W ait . G etitatonce ^ ^ . If you are suffering from nev Ifisease, and wish to live ol.i age. use SULPHUR BITTERS? I They never fail to cure. SULPH] tiy W I P H R E Y S ' W DR. HUMPHREYS’ Book o f a l l Diseases Cloth & Cold Binding w with Steel Engraviug, P[ _____ MAILED FRES» REST BEFORE BATING. Mr. A. I. Boot, suffering nervous pros tration from mental overwork, fihally found much relief by the easy expedient of taking anap each forenoon or afternoon; and at last he began to observe that when these bits o f r< st came just before meal time he could sit at table without experi encing theformer symiitomBof exhaustion, and digest food with less inconvenience. The remainder of the story we quote in his own words from “ Gleanings in Bee Culture ” : Then it occurred to me that Dr. Salis bury, of Cleveland, Ohio, used to almost insist that I should never eat a meal with out first being rested thoroughly for 30 minutes or half an hour on a lounge or bed. He said it was far better to have a good sleep before eating ; but i f I could not sleep, lie still without sleep. My wife has urged this very point for years; but I have usually been so busy just before mealtime I could not get around to it. For some time back, however, I have been taking just half an-hour’s sleep before dinner and supper; and if any sort of pat ent medicine had ever given me such a lift in the way o f health, it would very likely have been ‘boomed’ about as well as I could ‘boom’ it. The philosophy of it seems to be: If you want a man to do a good piece of work, he should be w ell fed and well rested. Yes, the same is true even of a horse. Well, Dr. S., declared it was a task for a weak constitution to properly digest a mfeal of victuals; and he declared further thktno constitution could digest food properly when it was exhausted and run down to the very last notch; and if anyone atte. npts to get along in that way he will soon t or later find himself broken down entirely.” A ll the heavy laden—tired housewives in particular—are urged to adopt this sim- pie course o f recuperation: You are not saving time by sitting down to your meals''so W tn out that the hand trembles with fatigue that raises the food to your lips. You will get along faster, and accomplish more, by taking fh i s l ^ d o f rest. If it iseems to you im possible, and your are inclined to smile at the idea of a half-hour nap before dinner and supper, then I shall direct my appeals to your husband, your sons and your daughters. As you value the life and the presence of this patient, hard-working mother, make her take that needful rest, just as my wife and children have been making iheusethe good common sense God has ^ven us all.” SH E E P FOR WOOL*AND MUTTON. About ten years ago says J. B. Gorman in the Southern Cultivator I began with a small flock of twenty scrub ewes ahd one thoroughbred Merino buck. I soon num bered one hundred head, graded one-fourth bne-half Merino. I had a strong constitu tion and fine fibre of wool, but I wanted still better ; I desired a larger sheep for mutton, more rapidly growing and earlim* maturing lambs ; wanted more wool, too. The next cross waS with Ootswold, a high grazing sheep adapted to Kentucky and Tennessee—a breed that Col. Richard Peters and other eminent authorities con sidered unfit to breed on the cotton plan tations of middle Georgia. My success has been equally remarkable with this large frame, long comb mutton sheep. I have kept as many as eighty to one hun dred head, 'gmetally selling off in early spring the buck lambs for mutton, and occasionally a buck and small flOCk'lo some neighbor for breeding purposes. Prom twenty head, worth $50, with the buck, I have in ten years sold wool and mutton amounting to five hundred dollars. I have lost but few sheep by dogs, and my flocks have been very healthy, entirely exempt from foot rot and other diseases that these animals are subject to on the Downs of England and in some o f our northwestern States. Undoubtedly the Merino is the sheep to begin with; above all others he shows the greatest vigor o f constitution and adapta bility to climate, food, etc., and by cross ing on the Ootswold or ^uthdowh, you have both wool and mutton, the latter preferable for mutton, but for all purposes I prefer the Ootswold. ’ I feed my sheep in winter, two or three 'months only, on turnips, cotton seed and a little bran, keeping them always fat. I try to have a good bite of rye for the ewes and lambs from about January to February, when lambs should drop. The earlier the lambs appear the better. I assure The Cultivato)' readers that, in my humble judgment, a January lamb is worth two March ones. My sheep and cattle pay enormously in treading land and patches that pay for feeding them during tbe hard part of winter. I have tried to encourage the growing o f wool and mutton |in this section, as there is, I think, nothing more profitable. The Eagle and Phoenix fac tory, of Columbus, Ga., pays high prices for all my wool. COTTONSEED MEAL FOR BUTTER. I have fed cottonseed more or lete for five years and think it a great butter-pro ducing food. But I have found that one or two quarts per day fed to each cow in connection with other grain will invaria bly cause young calves or pigs that eat the Bkimmilk to scour. They cease when I diecontinue the meal. I think a ration disturbing the stomach in such a manner at such a distance from the feeding can not be productive of good to the cow, or of the meat ? I do not know what constitui one who went to see the fam Queen of Barnet reported only farmers’ fare,” another gave tl hustling around for your share of the ■world’s good gifts, and it’s hard work: think of something else. This constant work will tell sometime—^perhaps it has already— and nervousness, sleeplessness, neuralgic and rheumatic aches and painstare part o f the ‘‘good gifts” your hustling has won. If you are that way, let us give you a prescription—^no charge for the prescription, though it will cost a dollar to have it filled by your druggist. ^ PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND oj. 6ik. U bs accordiner to directions. A ll druggists keep it. It will strengthen your nerves, tone up your whole system, and make you bless us for prescribing this great n e r v e tonic 6e*lu>ne, prepaid only by WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., farmers’ fare,” another gave the amount Of feed which was about three times the amount given by the best feeders in this :ion and five or six limes that o f aver- .—A. D. Anns, Washington age farmers.- lunty, Vt., in N . B. 1 A F e w P o inters. The recent statistics of the number of deaths show that the large majority die with consumption. This disease may commence with an apparently harmless cough, which can be cured instantly with Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lungs -------- jQ relieve iOc and $1. ' free. For sale Dy all druggists. ECZEMA- ITCHY, SCALY, SKIN TOR TURES. J. H. WELLS, 84 PIKE STREET. O p p o site t h e K in k to r t h r Latest Dasips ORDERS LOW E ST PB IC E S a tten d e d to »t s h o r t n o tice for F A F E B HANOIKO & KAIiSOMtlKXNO. Oils and Leads at tne Lowest Figures SOME DOCTORS xbXitJumuuisJUi uuu say they can but—don’t, pho-ros says nothing b u t - T h a t’s the secret of its success. ' HVIMENSE SUCCESS-Four printing- houses and Three binderies booming to tu r n out boo ks iE l i l F B O F B y th e A u thor o f BEN. HUR BEN. HARRISON a quich, safe, the\ secret o f its s tiom”-H o m Jo h n S h e r m f f i^ “ fvorthy°itsfanm im ‘®An“inI of trial h ave proved it to be | a r ^ r ”* ' ^ diginguished sa/c, sure c ure, ____ c a r e e r . - . . oraker. Pa, nervoas hoadaclie, and I fee?thankful foi ail tlio good it has done me. airs. LouiPE C herry . 4®* Send G eents for the beautiful colored pic ture, ** Moorish Maiden.” THE A THLOPHOROS CO 112 Wall S t N. Y. A thuophoros is sold by T. R. Anderson, 93 Pike street. Headstones and Moimments mannfactnred from American Mar bling, and from barren Clark’s Island, Westerly, the Celebrated Quincy and other good Grranites. Scotch Grranites 'will be im ported upon order. Orders for Grranite Monuments are now received for Spring trade. OALEN BENNET, No. 1 Main street. makes lea _________ , ___ ____ superior of any artffiffi ^ h ^ ^ --------- M anufacturer of F ine Shoes, Eoefiester, N. Y. Sold everywhere. Allow no substituting, ladies. B utton & O ttley , M’f’rs, 71 B arclay St., N.Y JUVEEN’ overthro-ws Dyspepsia Buy a b ox o f JO V E E N \ 25c. and mail i outside wrapper to Hamilton Chemical C W h a tis«‘J^UFAEyf” ^ i \ J W E E N ’ ia a purely vegetable and absolutely I harmless compound o f five substances in the orm of little sugar coated pills. ! “ JU V E E N ' is scientiflcaily prepared and i combmed after the recipe o f the most famous specialist living, for the cure of Constipation For sale a t all druggists o r address the Pro- ! rietors. ! J J B N R Y DUTCHER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. No. 2 F ront Street, WATCHES CLOCKS AND .lEWELEY Bfi PAIRED OUR CLUB WATCH HOiLVJA a m o IJQO FBOM 8!S5.00:TO 8410.00. By o u r novel club arrangem ent you secure a good watch for $1 a week. c ALL AND SEE. STORM-KING 39? PANTS CutandM ^ to Order. S p ring S ty le s! N O W R E A D Y . All Goods Thoroughly Skrnnk. Send six cents for samples and rules for measurement, or give us W a is t, H ip and Inseain Measure stating color you prefer, and we wlB andnd pleaselea you. S a tisfaction G u a ranteed— or money try a p and F i t G i --------------- refunded on return of goods, Jg^IRK ’S GROVE. Kirk’s Grove can be secured during the coming season for PICNICS, DANCING PARTIES, BTC., ETC. Lodges, Societies, Sunday Schools of aU kinds can be accommodated at reasonable terms by applying to jUnStf FBED CONZIffiMAN W aenbk ’ s Log Cabin Remedies—old fashioned, simple compounds, used in the days of our hardy forefathers, are ‘' times” but “ old reliable.” They comprise a “ Sarsaparilla,” ‘ Hops and Buchu Remedy,” “ Cough and Consumption Remedy,” “ Hair Tonic,” “ Extract,” for External and Internal Use, “ Plasters,” “ Rose Cream,” for Catarrh, and “ Liver Pills.” They are put up by H. H. War ner »S j Co., proprietors of Warner’s Safe Remedies, and promise to equal the stand ard value of those great preparations. All druggists keep them. i w o ^ s, 1 „ an Engli _____ „ torpedo sys tem o f coast defenses. “ P erfect ” Purnaces. [Trade Mark] lO X e a rs in Advance are m a d e by EICEARDSOPOYNTON&Co 833 a n d 834 W a ter S t„ New York. Healthful, Powerful. Durable. No Gas N o D n s t. W o n d o rfally Successful H e a ters. EBtabli.m ed 1837. SOLD BY M A LVEN, GORDON & CO, F o r t J e r v is, N. Y. F i Z E R f f i BEST IN T H E W O R L D . Its wearing qualities are unsurpassed, actually outlasting two boxes of any other brand. Not effected by heat. g ^ G E T T H E GENUINL FOR SALE BY DEALERS GENERAILY, WARRANTED NOT TO RIP Send m o n ey by j Add 2 5 C e n ts fol R e g istered L e t t e r. I Express Ciiikrge. • R e ference; , Ex.-Mayor JNO. J. S. McCROSKERY C a s h ier N a t. B a n k of N ew b u rtth. STflRM KING PANTS CO. A lS W A T E R S T ., N E W BU R G H , N. ¥ BUSHTBSS, SHORT-HAND, TYPE WRITING. Guaranteed su] iperior o r money returned, N. A. MILLER. P resident. ALL KINDS OF APPLIANCES FOR INVALIDS. RABY f fcpACHES ^ Oter 100 different designs. Oar Patent. Automatic Braka on all Oar. riages, free. We have diBCoutmaed .rholesaling; by placiug your orders 4 direct with the makers you can save ^ ecprral profits, Our stashing jpnccj/H -'iud special B a r a a i n s will aefbnisIiAjfi if goods yon 1FC. CO. t, Fhiladelpbla, P a . WOMElV.U Read If Y ni! nervous or sick head-ache I! IUU stomach-ache, back-ache, spine-ache bloating, internal h e a t o r scalding urine. If Ynii have chronic weakness, bearing dowi II I UU or perversions incident to life-change, if Ynii have uterine catarrh, suppressed o) li I UU painful periods, o r o vaiian dropsy, 4 Y n ii have suspicious growths, disposed tt I I UU tum o r o r cancer, o r hemorrhage, R n ilric quickly a run-down constitu I UUIlUo tion and brings refreshing sleep, f W ill dispel those dull tired looks and feel- I II ill mgs, and bring back youthful bloon and b eauty—restores the nervous system. n f l t l i o r c Give i t to your weak and delicate dauglit liU lllu ld ers, Not a vestige ofimpure Blood car escape its healing and purifying influence, f You kQCl Symptoms continued v/ith certificates of cures ) C u in “Guide to HealtV* free. Also advice free. )r. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton, N.Y. Druggists Sl gP E C I A L DISTRICT MEETING. In accordance with a resolution adopted a t the Annual District Meeting, held in this school district A u g u st 28th, 1888, Notice is h ereby given that a special district meeting of the inhabitants of Union Free School D istrict Number One of the town of Deerpark, will be held a t the Church Street School House on Tuesday, October 2nd, 1888, at h alf piist seven o’clock in the evening, for the purpose o f taking some action with refer ence to a new school site between Rffilroad avenue and the Delaware river, and the erec tion of a new school house thereon. And notice is further given t h a t certain rec ommendations o r propositions o f the Board of Education, which are fully set forth in another notice o f said special meeting, duly publish ed will then and there be brought before said meeting for action. Dated Port Jervis, N. Y., Sept. 10th, 1888. R. E d . S chofield , District Clerk. pR O O F IS EVERYTHING and we can produce it i f you -will only stop nd get a sample of our AJOMMA BLEND W hat is it? Why the BEST COFFEE ON EARTH, and we h ave secured the sole agency for this section through a leading exporting house o f Baltimore, Md, BALCH & CLAWSON, Matamoras. TVTRS. WM. BLANFORD’S LADIES' XVI. BAZAAR is REMOVED TO NO. SO HIKE ST., rhere the latest patterns of L adies ’ and C hildren ’ s C ollars and C ures , C or set W aists and a G eneral L ine oe U nderwear can be found. F l i A l N S E W I N G A S P E C I A L T Y . The fact is that the foot h£« as much right to be fitted as the head or back, Our Common Sense shoes, modeled en 's A n m forlall who are in need of FOOT WEAR OF AIL KINDS AT KADEL’S to reduce the overflowing Larp StocI of Boats aii Sloes we are offering plenty o f good Bafgains for the Next 30 Days to come. This is no BLOW, b u t I mean it aU. C o x x x e a ,x i.d . S e e for yourseU at K a d i ' s 100 P ike S t . THE TEACHERS’ REST. In summer from Piano, Class and,Voice in struction is q u ite compatible w ith making t ‘ of C£ - .................................. Stores of O L IT B B D IT 8 0 N & CO., B oston, C. H . DITSON, 867 B roadw ay, N. Y„ J . B . DIXSON & CO., 1888 C h e stnut S treet, P h U a d e lphla, or to their branch instrument store,' J. C. HAYNES & GO , 33 C o u rt St., Boston. New music books to b e examined a r e : Song M a n u a l 40c Emerson, Book n 1 .For U n ited Voices, Emerson. 50 cents; j Schools K ludergarten Chim es, Wiggin 1.25 ) For Songs for K indergarten a n d Fri> \ young m a r y Schools. Menard. 30 cents. J children C h ildren’s D iadem , Abbey and I Sunday ■ Munger. 30cents, (Schools. P lano Classics. $1, ] , For Classical P ianist. $1. players and Young People’s Classics. 81. I 'singers. Song Classics, for soprano. $1. f All Song Classics, low voices. $1. I superfine Classic Tenor Songs. $1. J collectioni Any book mailed for retail price, Oliver D/fson & Co,, Houston, C. H. DITSON * CO.. 867 B roadwj^. N. Y. it and will n o t cost over one-third as much as in the old way. I have now a num b er o f walls on o f F ay’s Manilla BuUding Goods which 1 in-vitethe public to examine. and see _ im also carrying a large stock of, SLATE MABBLEXZEU lAANTELS Of all colors which I am selling very cheap. LORENZO WOOD, 15 F ranklyn St. P o rt Jervis. N. Y. 108 SQfeet R o ofing ’$2 JU.L 0 Bonnell, Real Estate t Ldfjn Agent Uommissioner for i'enn’a and Iiiotary Public, offers All the boildlhg lots on Main street Jei. ey Avenue and 7,000 acres, lncludlng|a num- lerof valuable farms, situate in Montague and SaUdyston, New Jersey, belonging to *the late John Rutherford. Agent for the Western Farm 7 p er cent. Mort gage CO. Capital and surplus $760,000., 7 per cent W ater, Town and School Bonds. Accident Insurance Go. ot North America. The new Combination Business andiFam ll; Building Lots on Lands of Mrs. Honddn. Dwellings in all p a rts of the village knd Mat amoras. Farms to exchange for TiUage property. Money to loan on Bond ahd Mortgage. Hotels, Farms, Stores, Grist ;Mllls, Foundries and another property belonging to a Genera) Agency. Correspondence solicited and Inspection in- Office F arnum BnHdlng, P o rt Jervis, N.Y. JUST RECEITEDI 3 DOZEN^HOES. AND MEN’S KANGAROO AND ALLIGATOR, Button and Ball a t Low Figures., e r “R0BBKR8 AND ARCTICS REPAIRED H. R. Hiear. ioi piks sr. BUSXNBSS CARDS. T P YOU WANT A NICE, LARGE JL roe shad a t rock b ottom prices, call a t L. L. BARKMAN’S CENTRAL MARKET. His fresh vegetables just begin to arrive, ’em. Im y ly A B. MOORE & SON’S TRI-STATES STAGE. Leaves Carpenters P o int 8 , 9,10 and 11 a. m., and 1 ,2,3,4, 5 and 7 p. m. Returning leaves P o r t Jervis 8.30, 9.30,10.30 a. m. a nd 12 m., and 1,30, a.30,3.30. 4.30 6 a n d 8 p. m. seeuritiea M e fed b y the following line of Com panies: The Liverpool, London & Glohe,The imperial, the Northern, the London Assoranco, Che o rient of Hartford, and the Washington Fire & Marine of Boston, also m e and Acoiuenc insurance and Real Estate nought, sola or rented. J. A. f i s h e r . looms* £ ■ - - ,H .Y IV/fR. GILHGOLY PELL FROM THE -LlJL band wagon and b roke his neck. 20 cents rolled from his pockets and his only son grabbed it and ran- Ten minutes later he msoled his m o ther with the fact that now the hens will lay, a t the same time holding u p leck o f Yankee Mixed Chicken Feed direct JENTISTRY, JD r , ‘X'la.a.d.. J ^ e s b d . , Office hours from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. ¥R. JAMEB J. MILLB. j ^ R A r i i t l a fcSLAuaON'a LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE --— STAJBLE ------ NO. 222 MAIN S'X'REET, iixaiuming che Pars: juLutex. Horses and c a m - kges 1 s t a t reasonable pncen WAHLLE, No. 83 Pike St. CEUNJESR JLAUNDRY. First-class laundry work. All kinds of TE a S from friends in China, a t prices th a t defy competition. Q P. HOWELL, ATT0RHE\ & COUNSELOR AT LAW Farnum Bulldli^, Port Jervia. NOTARY PUBLIC AND NEW JER BEY OOMMISBIONEK, y ^ I L T O N BENNETT, ATPORNBY a n d COUNSELOR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, •it* John’s Block' F ront St., Port jervls, N. Y r EOKLE’S SHAVING AND J J l a Cutting Establishment In the -FARNUM BLOCK— lar-Ladles’ and Ohflurens’ Hair cutting wUl receive my personal attention, lh a v e also In connection witn my business ------- FINE BATH ROOMS ----- - JgU Y ^ YOUR FISHING TACKLE St. J O H N ’S DRUG STORK [U p -Tow n .] TCE CREAM AT ADOLPH O’ X ICE CREAM PARLORS, 123 JB AYE. Parties or families furnished d night. Both p rice and quality guarant please. 84jul( ' UMBERl LUMBER 1 GILMAN sells LUMBER cheaper than any ne else, and better. SH IN G L E , LA T H an d CASINGS GUT TO O R DER. DOORS, FLOORING, ETC ., ETC., Ships b y carload o r in large o r small q u anti ties b y freight. ALFRED GILMAN, GiLMAN’s D epot , N. Y. CARD PROM HON. T. J. LYON.. t i C J Si U Uiy i.ill l A U A C OU HieU luUl U UlS, il i L U t J W be glad to g ive council to my friends, a n d all others who may call upon me, upon every question pertaining to jny profession, and where no litigation follows, I wiU make no charge. I will also make a specialty of all kmds of collections, and where I fail in col lecting there will be no charge for professional services- _______ all business he from 9 im til 9 in the evening. THOS. J. LYON. T IVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE X J STABLE. PlKB STBBET, OrrOSITB OBAN0B SqUABB. H . GI-. PQRTER, P b o p b i e t o b , [ J. A Buchanan’s old stable.] etlptton tuinishea )uabie. Telephone C. E BARKMAN, will b e pleased to.see his Efriends a t 3 . 0 3 E » i l = e S t r e e t , assortment i GEOCEKIES, V EG ETA BLES, EISH, EJRUIT, OONEECTIONEE Y, N e n fchatel, Sweitzer, San Sago a n d D a iry Cheese. S Home Made Caused Fiait a Specialty.
