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THE POET JEfiirig D A lX t MON D A I EVENING, SEPTEMBEB Si, 1888 ' IN THE POLITim ARENi ! ( Concluded Jrom first page.) the United Kingdom, now come under the head of yagrsnta and casuals, and are treated by the police authorities, and hence the number has ppparently grown less, while, as a m atter of fact, paupdrisih and crime have steadily increased. Nor is the World likely to tell its read ers that pauperism ahd crime annually cost J o h n Bull $82,000,000. In 1840 the total cost was $30,500,000. The popula tion in 1841 was 26,000,000. To-day it is 36,000,000(1 Thus pauperism and crime under free trade have steadily increased y ^ by year. Said Mr. Joseph Chamber lain a few years a g o ; “ Never before was the misery of the very poor more intense, or the conditions of their daily life mor^ hopeless and more depraved.*’ ■ * And Mr. Chamberlain uttered God’s truth. The man who denies this stulti fies himself and deliberately utters false hoods. Let the TTiwZd p rint this and reply ;ing Spec [ospital. ?-®Ei.iiOW.aPETfERAi:icxiM:s. 133 JJew .Cases aiyt 1,0 Ileaths ln JackBon-, . vUle> Sunday. jAOK:9oiiivn.i,B, Sept. 28. — President Neal Mitchell issues the following official bulletin for the 24 hours ending at 6 p. m. ■ N ew cases—333. Deaths—10. Total number oP-.cases to date—1,878. Total numher o f deaths—212. Over 20 cases were uiven in too late for the official buHeti n*. Contribotiona still pour in generously and Ireely from the warm hearted people in all p arts of our-common country, show ing a kinhood and brotherhood which is consoling and gratilying amid this other- VRse muyersal season of gloom, distress and bereavement. J ackson , Miss., Sept, 23.—There was only one new case o f yellow fever to-day —Joe Simmons, four miles in the country. There were two deaths, last night, J. A. Calhoun and Dave Hippie. This makes a total of 14 cases and 4 deaths tp date. A heavy, cold ram fell all the afternoon. AN EiXTBAORWNAA^ pitENOMEItON. No other term thah the above would apply to the woman could See her youth ful beauty fading away without a pang of regret. Many a woman becomes pre maturely old and haggard because of functional derangement. What a pity that all such do not know that Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription will restore tneir organs to a normal state, and make them youthful and beautiful once more. J’ot the ills to which the daughters of Eve are peculiarly liable the “ Prescription” is a sovereign remedy. It Is the ohly medi cine sold by druggists under a positive guarantee that it will give satisfaction in every case, or money will be returned. See guarantee on bottle wrapper. SOME TEKSE DEEJHflTIQNS. A Eiinters* D e v il’s “ Opinion” of tlie Corps of a Newspaper. “ A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best p fm efi” is a saying as did as the hills, and Several years older. In this spirit we clip the following from the New York Weekly Proof Sheet a paper devoted to the rinteiests of printers, being th e ‘’ Printers. Devil’s’’ opinion of the corps of a newspapers. ‘‘ Newspapers, is called vehicles of in formation. . Reporters is what is called the “ staff” —so many of them being sticks. ” They work h ard a t refreshment bars. Proof-readers is men what spoils the punctuation of the compositors. They speil a word o ne way to-day and another way to-moiTQw., , They think they be intelligent persons; compositors think different. Editors is men what knows everything in th 2 heavens above and the earth be neath. They is writers who doesn’t write anything whatsoever. They is the biggest men you ever see. Compositors is men as sets up the type —and sometimes the drinks. Composi- tors 18 very .steady me.n when they is sober—which they seldom is when they can help it. ManagersismieB as takesJn the “ tin” and gives patent- medicine ads. tops of coiunms next to reading m atter thirty- seven columns Out of thirty-two. Proprietors a in’t anybody. They ain’t ever seen. Printers devils is the most important p e r im in a printin’ office. They does the hardest work and gets the least pay. Pressmen is—well, there would’t be no newspapers, nor ' circus bills, without pressmen to p rint ’em. Feeders is men what feed on the fat of the land. If I ever start a paper of my own I ’ll call it the Umbrella. Everybody will take it. I heard the foreman fell this funny story one of the “ staff” the other day. It must have been funny,’cause they both laughed. This is the sto r y : A gentleman was promenading the street with a little boy at his side, when the little fellow cried o u t: *Oh pa,' there goes an editor!’ ‘Hush, hush,’said the father,‘don’t make sport of the poor man, God only knows what you may come to y et.” B i d e o n s an d D is;;ustinj c a g o H os .Tohnson, the leper, lies in a room off from the contagious ward. He is hideous. His bands and hairless face are incrusted tiith scale like blotches of reddish brown. The face shows most distinctly the ravages of the horrible disease. The lower lids o f the eyes are d rawn down and turned inside out. The lips are blue and the nose is swollen to twice its n atural size. His back and abdomen are covered with huge tubercles. These scales slightly change color from time to time. There is no known remedy for leprosy. It has for time defied the efforts of physicians. But one important discovery has been made of late years, and that is that the disease is contagious, and is not heredi- taty, as generally supposed. The germ of the disease is known to exist, and animals have been inoculated, afterward showing unmistakble signs o f the malady. Still no cure has been discovered, or even a remedy alleviate the leper’s suffering. Leprosy is a slow disease, and Johnson may live for even fifteen years. There are two forms of the disease, viz., black leprosy and white leprosy. In the former the scales are dark and in the latter perfectly White. Johnson is suffering from the former. The leprosy of the ancient Jews Consisted of shiny smooth blotches on Which the h air turned white and silky, and the akin and muscular flesh lost their sen sibility. It was incurable. It was not un til about the year 900 A. D. that the black leprosy appeared. In time the toes and fingers drop off, and when the eating pro cess reaches the vitals death ensues.—W«- eago Hercdd. —New stock of ladies’ muslin under- lar a t G, Ury’s a1 . T he blood is the regulator. Regulate the Regulator with W am er’s Log Cabin Sarsaparilla. It cures all impurities. I> is the largest bottle in the m arket—12(. d o s e s for $1. Your druggist sells it. Buy it for your family’s benefit as well as youi HOW A LEPER LOOKS. lectaclc a t a Clxi s at very low prices. Who sells “White Satin?” Every dealei who desires to sell the very Best Flour made. FORT JERVIS BUSINESS BRIEFS. —Tennis shoes, canvass shoes, gent’s 'ow cut ox ties closed out at veiy low prices a t Kadel’s 100 Pike street. —Anew and handsome line of jewelry is displayed at Gray’s jewelry store (Mar- )t’s old Stand). Repairing done by ex- jrienced workmen.—dawtf. -C ( price. Wood dry or green, soft or sawed and splitto order if desired. Jas. Robertson, 159 Jersey avenue. Telephone call 6 t.—d t t —The old stock sold; make way foi the new. All new goods at Gray’s jewelry store .(Margot’s old stand). All kinds oJ repairing done promptly.—dawtf. —Emmet Van Sickle, who has hau 80 years’ experience, as a practical jeweler, the p ast nine years of which he has beer connected with A. C. Margot, is now fully prepared to do all kinds of watch, clock and jewelry repairing at short notice and in a first-class manner at his new place ol business 128 Pike streov. All wori guaranteed. Watches and jewelry of aU Kinds can be purchased at reasoiubk '•ices.—dawtf. FOR SALE, A small sum of money will buy an ex cellent business property on Jersey ave,, extending 100 feet to line of the Erie R. W. Co., and very near the proposed new depot. J n o . L. B o n n h i i . —Ask your grocer for ” Puritan” hams. They are very fine. Try them. Silver M iners.. The miners of Montana, undergo great dships and exposure, and consequently ighs or throat troubles are very prf The miners ^ hardships and exposui coughs or throat trouh lent among them. In unfailing cure for thci miner carries with him a hottl W ert’s very pre In order to have these difficulties every him a bottle of Vam Balsam, Thompson & Brainard of Malden, Montana, say : “We do not hesitate to recommend VanWert’s goods first, last and all the time, for they never fail to give satisfaction.” For sale by E. T. Laidley. -The best quality of German knitting and other yarns are a midnight, Saxony CHOICE G I L D IN G LOT. A fine buildi location up-town, offer. Such fine building lot, 50x100 feet, in best ;ion up-to 3 minutes’ walk from central part of the village, I offer. Such a choice lot is not often offered for sale. For price and terms apply to D. Hol brook, Port Jervis, N. Y. J^ARM HANDS WANTED. Two or three men to assist at farm work tor ten days- Apply at UNION OFFICE. from start on liberal te: Farm and Nurseries^. Hooker, Brown & Co., BrigI WAII PAPER! Call at NO. 7 PIKE STREET and examine our stock,which is new and complete. All kinds of PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING and P A I N T I NjG promptly executed by exper ienced ivorkmen. E. B. STIDD. WALL PAPER ! jgU P P E B -E Q Q S ON TOAST. We see new faces daily with nose slightlj turned up. They are people w’lio have been struck with bad eggs and are after freshei ones from Feathertown. We have them. Thi hens are eclipsing aU previous years. Gome again. HOAGLAND, THE GROCER, Pro prietor of the Feathertown Hennery, producJ 27,000 eggs yearly. J|L DIAMOND WORDS. V \ There are a few things that I Clearer head, and the yellow color of my skin had given place to the tones That Announce Pure Blood. AND A BLESSING. th S u K wa°3 d k mhni;iVT » “and raiTorto Favorite For Dyspepsia and Sick Headache. sp.alr, when Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Kemedy was rec ommended, which I trfed and am now cured. I t Is the hest medicins I Know of.” Dr.D.Eennedj’s Favorite Reiedy Kondout, N. Y. Price $1; 6 f o r |5 . U r . K ennedy ’ s F avorite R emedy is sold by T. R. Anderson, 95 P ike street. n n o THE VOTERS OP UNION X Free School District Number One of the town of Deerpark In accordance with a resolution adopted at the Annual District Meeting held in this school district August 28th, 1888, Notice is hereby given that a special district meeting of the inhabitants of Union Free School District Number One, of the town of ~ ' ■” be held at the Church street pose of taking some action with reference to anew school site betiveen Railroad avenue and the Delaware river, and the erection of a new school house thereon. And notice is further given that in pursuance of resolutions o f the Board o f Education,duly adopted, the said Board will then and there pose th a t the following taxes be a ’ amounts h ereinafter specified, to w i t : For the purchase of the entire Kirk property, comprising lots Nos. 101 and wide on Pike street, 200 feet deep, and about 100 feet wide on First street for a new school site, $5,000. For the erection o f a \ The Board of Education will also recom- _iend th a t $2,000 of the am o u n t of the ap propriations above recommended be levied by tax the present year; and that the balance of $10,000 be raised by ten annual Instalments of $1,000 each. vent of th e : : the purchase of the German Lutheran church property, comer of Thompson and Water streets, one hundred feet square, for a new school site $3,500. For the purpose of converting the church building thereon into a school building and for heating and ventilating the same. For furnishing said building with seats, desks, &c., $300. In the event o f the adoption o f the proposi tions relative to the German Lutheran church property, the Board o f Education will fu recommend th a t the sum of $1050 b e levi( 3 purchase of a new school site comer Water and Lumber streets, 100 feet _______ river, property, $1,000. For the removal of the building now erected thereon, $200 For the erection of a four-room, two-story, slate roof brick school building on said site, $7,000. And in the ( propositions re _________ _______________ Board of Education ^vill further recommend that the sum of $1200 be levied by tax the Dated Port Jervis, N. T., Sept. 3,1888. mSt R. B d . S chofield , District Clerk. FOB s a l e ; o b t o r e n t . J O H N H. WOOD, t l REAL ESTATE BROKER, OFFERS FOB SALE: Farm, 60 acres, 10 acres improved, good frame house 2 story 4 rooms, 2 miles to station near Barryville, price $300. 16 lots in one plot in P o rt Jervis, $300. Farm, 75 acres, 70 acres improved plow and meadow, smooth, in good fence, large abun dant buildings, water, fruit, 1 pair mares, stock, cattle, all farm implements,;! mile from Port Jervis, situation sightly, fine view of Port Jervis, railroads, canal and Delaware river, title perfect, price $3500. Keepers of boarders, home buyers,speculators your attention is called to house, 17 rooms, full lot, between Sussex and Fowler streets. I offer lor sale for $2600, payment one-third. Win r e n t for twelve p er cent. TX T A N T E D —AGENTS TO SOLICIT TT Indemnity (preferred) Insurance. $25 a week at a cost of $6 each year. For Terri tory and terms address J o h n S. P u r d y , Sec’y, 21 Park Row, N. Y. City. Goins House K eep ing. We can please you from our great assortment. THE FINEST WHITE WARE ,’n latest shapes. A decided bargain in a Combination Brealfast, Dinner & Tea Set 128 PIECES, ONLY $14.27. 1378 visitors to our crockery rooms in August, HOAGLAID’S, iJP-TOWR DAVID BENNET, Agent for several of the most reliable Insurance Companies. THE EQUITABLE ACCIDENT ASSO CIATION OF BINGHAMTON, N. Y. THE EMPLOYES LIABILITY ACCI DENT COMPANY, RELIABLE INSURANCE FOR HORSES. THE OLD RELIABLE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OlBce St. J o h n ’s Block. FRONT STREET, - PORT JERVIS. ^Y e fy lb o d y id ABOUT Tbe Handsome Line of Dress Goods AT THK, NEW YORK STORi and as cheap as you can buy them in the city^ O ur F ifty C ent F lushes sell faster than we can get them in. Our Cloak Department. W e show some very choice Fall Jackets, and if yon want a nice Plush Jacket, Plush Sacque or Newmarket, we have them all new and at ROOKBOTTOM PKIOES. N o trouble to show goods. W e want everybody to see our choice stock of Dress G-oods and our F all and Winter Garments. B3 «S5 e s IFilse St., 13. Toidan yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a a POST N |0 BILLIS i I I “MM Mes.” Monday,Oct. 1 FULL LINE DRESS GOODS. ONLY N IN E CENTS. OLD PKIOES 10 TO 15. 17 Shades Flannel Dress Goods. 52 inches wide, extra weight, and every thread wool, 50 CENTS A YARD, OLD PRICE 75 CENTS. SILK PLUSHES. ALL NEW SHADES. H A L F A DOLLAE. Just About Half Value. Ladies; Ciirao’s and Mars Fall Uadenear Now Selling at THE B O S T O N ST O R E E. T, LAIDLEY, 126 Pike Street, - - Creegan Block. Strictly P u r e D ru g s , M e d io in b s and C h e m io a l s - Pine T o il e t A rticles , S o a p s , B ru s h e s and S po n g e s . The B e s t P e r f u m e s ob tainable, noted for their fine and lasting qualities.. Trusses and Shoulder Braces. A large variety Blank Books,Tablets,Pads, Writing Paper & Envelopes Special attention given to the compounding of Prescriptions and Family Recipes. apr21dw6m Fall Announcement! NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS in all departments now ready for inspection; The display, as to J style, quality and general excellence is the most noticeable of any we have yet made. 'S, S’ (Mi of unequalled merit, style and finish at the lowest possible pricesl In our custom department we are showing handsome lines of F O R | EIGN WOOLENS, and to enable us to serve our customers w e ll and promptly, we would invite an early call. FURNISHING GOODS. Specialties in Fall Dress Shirts, Fine Neck Wear, Gloves and somJ Big Bargains in W INTER UNDERW E A R . S k t 0 ! S k t ^ l S k t ^ ! All styles now leady from leading and reliable manufacturers only. OUR $2.00 CHALLENGE DERBY cannot be bought elsewhere under $2.50. Werdenberg & Sedillo, ONE-PRICE DEALERS, ^ ] s e Street, I=>ort Teixris, IST. -ST.' Y es , I t I s a L ittle E arly ! But we have just received 5 Large Cases contaiuing S2500 W ORTH OF NEW Plnsb Sacqnes, Jackets, Wraps, Paletots and] Nevmarkets and we want our customers to see them. E very G arment W e S how I s N ew , We have about twenty-five left over’s which we will dig out later in the season. You know that the early bird catches the worm and that the best goods seU first. If you are not prepared to buy ju^t aj; present, make your selection, make a small payment and have it laid away for yon. Our line of Childrens Cloaks and Ladies’ Cloth Jackets is very complete. An early inspection is solicited. WESTBROOK & STOLU W.E.McCOKHICK DHAI.HB IN Pianos, Organs and Musical Instru ments of all Kinds? latest and most popular music. Music order daily. Pianos and organs to rent and sold monthly Installments. A thoroughly competent piano and organ tuner and repairer employed, and orders so licited. , ^ Mr. F red Schweiker has charge of the nm- ical departm ent and Mr. McCormick « v e s No. 105 P ike Street, Port Jervis. N . Y. Blnaira. BTa.sisa.ess Oollegre ~' b o s i m e s s ~ struction. narticulars. _ ^ A. J . WARNER, Prln., cor. Lake and Water Sts., Elmira. N. Y. T ^ B . H. T. H. RUSSELL, JL J S u c c e s s o b t o D k . H . F . D o b b s . l-V L x rsooxi. Sales Over 42,000,000lbsl Ix 0 NGMAN”€» P r e p a r e d Actual Cost Less than $1.25] per gallon. \ Highest Grade\ of Esoellence; Sold Under Guarantee.’ Any Building Not Satisfac-I torily Painted,will be Be-Painted I Free of Cost. FOR SA L E BY MALVEN, GORDON & CO, T7UA NTED—A MAN OP TEM P E R -^ W ate and moral habits, seeking employ-1 ------ J. ----- \itablished housein I
