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fH B FOKT JBBVIS D A I L t TJHlON. TUESDAY EVEIflNG, SEPTEMBER 88 , 1888 , The Old Doctors D rew blond, m o d e rn doctors c leanse it ; lienee th e inereused ilem a n d for A ltera- ti\e s . It is now w ell know n t h a t most diseases are due, not to over-ahundanep, but to im p u rity, of th e B lo o d ; anil it is equally w e ll attested th a t no blood m e d ic ine is .so efficacious as A y e r's Sarsaparilla. m y children had a large .sore .simple rem e d ie s, for a w hile, thinking th e sore w o u ld shortly heal. But it g rew w o rse. W e .s o u g h t m edical advice, and w e re told th a t 'a n alterative m e d ieiue w a s necessary. A y e r's S a rsajiarilla R e c o m m e n d e d abo\ e. all others, \ e used it w ith m a r velous r e s u lt s . The sore healed and health and strength rapidly retu r n e d .” — J . J . A rm strong, W eim ar, Texas. “ I find A y e r's Sar.saparilla to he an adm irable rem edy for the eure of blood diseases. I prescribe it. and it does th e w o rk every tim e .” — E . L. Pater, M. D., M a n h a ttan, Kan.sas. recom m e n d it w h e n asked to nam e tli best blood-puritier.” — W . T . McLeai D ruggist, A u g irsta, Ohio. “ A y e r's m edicines contiim e to h e the standard rem edies in spite of all com petition. T. W . Richm o n d , Bear L a k e , Mich. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price $1; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle. This is the T op of the G ehijine Pearl Top Lamp Chimney. A ll others, similar are imitation. i^This e x act Label k ison each P earl 1 T o p Chimney. I A dealer m a y say F a n d think h e has oth e r s a s good, BUT H E HAS NOT. Insist u p o n the Exact Label and Top. FOB S ale E vebywhere . M ade only by GEO. A. MAGGETIU 00., Pittsburgh, Pa. THE GREAT German Remedy.] I t RUTHS FORTHESiSX. ”Tn$bD 0 0 w l31ie“^ i c 1 forac.'isewheretsui- S PIU'K BITXEKS will not assist or cure,, Kj 8 never fails. j m (Ooniinucd from Simidpage.) kind of a smile, “ I cannot say that I blame you, and you may come as soon as you please, but who is this man that your morher thinks of marrying ?” ” I don’t know, and neither do I care, “ replied Joseph sullenly, “ but since you are kind enough, to let me live with you, I won’t trouble myself about it, unless I should hear of his abusing little Annie.” ” It would be perfectly right for you to want to protect your little sister,” said Mr. Dexter, “ hubI would have supposed that you would have felt interest enough in the matter to have inquired who the man is.” “ I didn’t, though,” said Joseph. He went home to his supper with a look of sullen independence upon his features, but his mother took no noticQ,of it. “ Who is this man that you propose to bring here to tyrannize over Annie and me ?” he asked at length, while they were sitting at the table. “ His name is William Dexter, the pro prietor ot the Oakland mills. Tou may have met him,” said Mrs, Warren looking up with a smile. Joseph gave utterance to a low whistle, whilp his face crimsoned with the reflection tha*t he had been merci lessly sold. He didn’t linger long at the tea table, but went out and sat down under a tree and began to whistle. “ Well, my hoy, did you learn the,name of the man who proposes to come into the family and play tyrant in the household ?” asked Mr. Dexter, on the following morn ing, as Joseph came walking slowly into the mill, without looking up, or speaking to any one. “ Yes,” said Joseph, hanging his head and blushing with embarrassment, while his employer laughed heartily. “ I ’ll take it all back, ” he said sheepishly. “ I’d no idea that it was you.” “ All right,” said Mr. Dexter, “ I hope that the pleasant relations which we have sustained toward each other will not 'be disturbed.” “ I’ve nothing to say, no fault to find at least,” said Joseph who had not recovered from his embafrastoent. Fifteen years passed away, and any one who visited the Oakland mills would no tice an energetic young man who seemed to be the very life and inspiration o f the business, and whose clear head, and thorough understanding o f machinery and conscientious attention , to his employer’s interests, ha've placed him in the highest position o f trust and profit, and made him a useful and respected citizen. Whenever Jpseph’s mother hears any one say that a boy is “ good for nothing,” she always replies, “,you mean that you haven’t learned the direction in which his talent will be developed. I used to thmkjust o f Joseph,-butrevery boy cannot have ch a kind and judicious father as Mr, xter has proved to be, for of course we e much o f Joseph’s prosperity to him.” And many a moth reckless nerve- The Utica (N. Y.) Herald advises factory men to sell their cheese each week as fast as ready for markef It. says : With 100.000 boxes m store in New Yi'rk cit 3 ', 100.000 boxes m Montreal, 100,000 boxes west of Coronto, 150,000 to 200,000 boxes in hands of English dealers abroad, all Summer cheese, the outlook is not favor able for an advance. It is claimed the poor harvests in England this season have also reduced consumption of Summer cheese there at least 200,000 boxes. A gam, the English make is twenty five percent larger than last year. A larger home de mand in the United States is among the favorable features. This is reported as the greatest water melon year the Georgians have had in a decade, A Savannah paper reports, the number of carloads shipped from the State at 7055, The average number of melons per carload is 1100, making about 7,800,- 000 melons already shipped. The estim ' for the remainder o f the season is 35, C making the total crop, besides home c( sumption,7,835,000 melons, the total va of which is placed at $1,500,000. A late estimate makes the clip of wool this year grown in the United States foot up 333,500,000 pounds. ECZEMA ITCHl E her hoys, with the Warre Cleanse the vitiated 1 _ _ blood when you seefj PHDB BITTERS; its Jmp'urities liurst-® ilj care yon. ffisf through the sM n | in Biinples, Blotches, ll 3 the mills and work- jl shops; clerks.who do 3t procure sufficient • tercise, and all who ITTEKS. 'i Knot then bei H sickly. glFS.,„ed -—raged; itwiUcu Id you upaudji )u strong a n d i ing propensities _ _____ ___ __ reflection that i Joseph Warren -ivas not any better at their 1 &ge.— 07iio Farmer. Headaches, hiiliousness, and liver troubles are promptly cured by the use of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. Equally safe for young and old. Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Eenewer < is unequaled for irestoring gray hair to its natural color, promoting growth, and pro ducing new hair on bald heads. A Few Pointers, The recent statistics o f the number of deaths show that the large majority die with consumption. This disease may commence with an apparently ‘ , which can j ’s Balsam f c - ------ - ---- ----- which is guaranteed to rtilieve and cu: all cases. Price 50c and $1. Trial si; free. For sale hy all druggists. an appi ------ , in he c u red instantly w itl r th e T h ibat and Lungi Button. Mass . and ri!c:> \ ' fres- s a re sold toy T. R. Ander- 1-1 yMPH KEYS’ H A P P Y A5H> HUXGBY. For oyer five years I itas a constant _afl!erer with that most terrible and annoy ing disease, dyspepsia. After paying out himdreds of doiiars, the cnly medicine I found that would do me m y gpod was Sulphur Bitters. Sixbott'fes chried me. Hew I can eat well and im happy and hungry.— E d u AlDVICBi*. 'PO p DR. HUMPHREYS’ I Book of a l l Diseases, | - Cloth &Cold Binding I lilPagc.., -wltli Steel Engrarlng, O ______ 8U1I.EB FREE. Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child s u fiem g and crying with pain of cutting teetl send at once and get a bqttle Wnfsr.ow’sSooTHiNO S yi hieHil'EOPATHie Wnfsr.ow’sSooTHiNO S yetji > voe C hh .- DREK T bbthinq . Its valuG IS incalculable. It -will relieve the poor little sufferer im mediately. Depend upon it mothers, there is no mistakeabout it. It cures dys- and diarrhoea, regulates the :h and bowels, cures wind J thegums, reduceginflammatic one and energy to the •,'fhole: W inslow ’ s S oothiho i tt> h p i ffOB jBN TBBTHmo is pleaknt to the taste, and is the prescription i>f one of the oldest and best female nurs^ and phy sicians in the United States, and is for sale by all druggists thronghdit yioworiO. Price ‘’>5 cts. a bottle. i SHE BEUSHBO , H umphrey ^ H omeopathic S pecifici ; jg - I R K ’S GROVE. Kirk’s Grove can he secured during the coming season for PICNICS, DANCING PARTIES, ETC., ETC. Lodges, Societies, Sunday Schools of all kinds can be accommodated a t reasonable term s by applying to junStf F red C onzlemah Backache is almc by wearing one Belladonna lost immedialely relievod of Carter’s Smart and ielladonna' Backache plaster^ Try or ud be free from pain. Pricfl25 cents. No one Knows better than, those who have used Carter’s Little Llvei Fills what slef they hs DOFT SCOLD same w ay ? I t has c ured h imdreds after physicians have pronounced ttxem incurable, “The skiU of five physicians could not - cure me of Eheumatism which had setAled , inthehip 3 .ueekand 8 hc-’\— - ----------- wis thejpain that sleep ' ,9S»Send G c ______ - - ture, ” Moorish Maiden.” THEAWLOPDOROS CO. 112 Wall S t N.7. A thlophobos is sold b y T. K. Anderson, 95 •ike street. STORM-KING 39? PANTS 1 Cut and Ma^ to Order, [spring Styles! NO-W R E A U y . All Goods Thoroughly Shrunk. Send six cents for samples and rules for measurement, or give us W a is t, H ip and Insoain Measure stating color you prefer, and we wifi try and please you. S a tisfaction and F i t G u a r a n teed or mon^y refunded on -rettfim of goods, i ;xpress C ha a rge. WARRANTED NOT TO RIP Send m o n ey by I Add 3 5 Cent igisteredl L e t t e r . I E x p re s s Ch R e ference; E x .-M a y o r JN O . J . S; M cCROSKERY C a s h ier N a t. B a n k of N ew b u rgh. STORM KING PANTS C0.<^«> A lS W A T E R ST ,, N E W BU R G H , N. ¥ ' Perfect ” Furnaces. [Trade Markl 10 Years in Advance are m a d e by RICHAS])S 0 N,B 0 YHT 0 ]J&C( YOU _ __ are 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 painsiare part of 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. ^ PMNE’S CELERY COmUHD oj. Big. U bc according to airections. All druggists keep it. It will strengthen your nerves, tone up your whole system, and make you bless us for prescribing this great nerve tonic. prepued^only by w e l l s , RICHARDSON & CO., A CHUNK OF W ISDOM . “ The wise men came from the East,’ remarked a tourist out in Ohio, recently. “ Yesi,” was the reply, “But they remain ed West.” Therald Lund \wrote lately from Springfield, O.: “ Tutt’s Pills have saved my life. They cured me of bad digestion, piles and constipation.” Glad to hear it. Climate has no terrors for those who use these pills. Wise men in the West, as also in the East—every where—esteem them beyond all other medicines. They cure torpid liver and derangement of the whole system. It is astonishing how rapidly the feeble and debilitated gam strength and vigor when taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. For what are called “ broken-down constitu tions, ” nothing else has proved so effective as this powerful but perfectly safemedi- [Y, SCALY, SKIN TOR TURES. O n e of the first things a man c h anges as the season changes is his hat. W o n d e r why there is a pre judice a g a inst b u y ing h a t s in a clothing store? W e a d d e d hats to our business because there was money in it for us and for our clothing customers. W e can buy hats c h e a p e r than retail h a t t e r s p o s s i b l y can, fo r handling such quan-- titles enables us to g o directly to the factory while he m u st deal with th e wholesale h a t t e r who buys w h ere we do. T h e n we can work for a sm aller profit because the expense of a departm e n t is much sm aller than th a t o f a s e p a rate business. Suppose you look at our hats this Fall. M e n ’s D e rbys $1.90, $2.50 and $3.00. ROGERS, PEET & CO., CLOTHES, HATS AND SHOES, Broadway and Prince St. Broadway and 33d Sf. N E W Y O R K . FASHION CATALOGUE MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION. Z 3 3 a n d S 3 4 W a t e r S t „ N e w Y o r k . Healthful, Powerful, Durable. : M A L V E N , G O K D O P o r t J e r v is, N. Y. FRAZER1I.^I gi BEST IN T H E W O R L D . Its wearing qtiaHties are unsurpassed, actually outlasting tw o boxes of any other brand. Not effected by heat. B2TGET T H E GENUINE FOR SALE BY DEAI.ERS GENERALLY, J. H. W E L L S , 84 PIKE STKEfiT, Opppfllte th e Rlnic for th e ORDERS atten d e d to a t s h o r t n o tice for F a . i n ' t i x i g f , t,^H ^N q iN G & KAI^SOMINING... . \ ! Oils andi yads at ia Lowest Fl^nrpsl BEN. t T A f t t l S O N E V j R spiration a nd a^propheey.”T career.”—J . B. Foraker. U Headstones and Monuments manufactured from American bling, and from barren Clark’s. Jsland, Westerly, the Celebrated Quincy and other good CranitjBS. Scotch Granites will be im- n ported upon order. Ord^s for Gramte Monuments are now received \ for Spring trade. GALEN BENNET, No. 1 Main street. S' UPPER-^EGGS ON TOAST. We see pew faces daily with nose slightly turned up. They are people who have been struck with bad eggs and are after fresher ones f r o m Feathertown. We have them, ThS liens are eclipsing all previous years. Come a g a in . H O A G L A N D , T H E G B O C E R , Pro prietor o f the Feathertown Hennery, product 27,000 e g g s .yearly. from Start on liberal t e ^ . ' Rochester F rilft Farm and Nurseries, Retail Department, Hooker, Brown & Co., Brighton, N, x. 2w BUSINESS, SHORT-HAND, TYPE WRITING. mperior o r money returned. N. A. MILLER. President. The fact is that the foot has as i I fitt ■ .......................... omical principles, i I should be. HERE’S A TICKLER forlallwho are in need of FOOT WEAR 01 A ll KINDS AT KADEL’S to reduce the overflowing Larp Stocl of Boots asi Sloes we are offering p lenty of good Bargains for the Next 80 Days to come. This is no BLOW, b u t I mean it aU. d o ' m . o a . 3 n . c ^ 3 e e for yourself a t K abels ' 100 P ike S t . THE TEACHERS ||ST . In summer from Piano, Class aad; Yoice i struction is q u ite compatible w \ O L IY E B DITSO N & CO„ Bostbh, C. H . DITSON, 867 B roadw a y , N. Y., J . E . D ITSON & OO., C h e stnut S treet, P h ilad e lp h ia, or to their branch instrument store, J . C. HAYNES & CO„ 33 C o u rt St„ B oston. New music b ooks to b e examined a r e : Song M a n n a l 40o E m erson, Book I I 1 For U n ited Voices, Emerson. 60 cents, f School K in d e r g a r ten Chim e s, W iggin 1,25 ) For Songs for K indergarten a n d F r i - V young m a r y Schools. Menard. 30 cents. ) childre H u n g e r. P iano ClassIissicB. Classical ~ian $1. 1 For _ _ P ist. $1. j players an< Y o ung P e o p le’s Classics. $1. j singers. Song Classics, for soprano. SI. | All Song Classics, low voices. $1. I superfine Classic T e n o r Songs. $1. J collections Any book mailed f o r retail price. Oliver Oitson & Co., Boston, c. H. DITSON ft CO.. 867 Broadway. Ni Y. mchas ______ ________ if Walls _ Building Goods :wluch 1 to examine. Call and see ie; also the goods. Send ou o f F ay’s Mani invite the p u b l i c ___________ __________ w h a t I h ave in use; also the goods. Sen d Tw o C e n t S tam p s for C a talogne a n d Skm - I am also carrying a large stock of SLAT] M A B B L E IZED MANTELS of all COlO) which l am selling very cheap. * LORENZO WOOD, 15 F ranklyn St. P o rt Jervis, N. Y. 108 sq.feet Roofing |2 JH.L 0 Bonnell, Real Estate & Loan finest Uommissioner for Penn’a and Notary , Public, offers | All the building tots ou Main street and Jer sey Avenne and 7,000 acres, Including a ndm- her of valuable farms, situate in Montague and Sandyston, New Jersey, belonging to the John Rutherford. | j Agent for thd Western F arm 7 p er cent. Mort-' gage Co. Capital and surplus $750,000. j 7 per cent Water, Town and School Bonds. Accident Insurance Oo. of North America.; The new combination Business and Family; Building Lots on Lands or Mrs. Mondou. DwelUi^aln all p a rts of the village and amoras. Farms to exchange for village property. Money to loan on Bond and M o rtg^e. Hotels,Farms, Stores, Grist ;fiUlls, Foundries: and another property b e long!^ to a General Agency. Corr^pondence solicited and inspection in- : Office Farnum Bunding, Port Jervis. n . y . BUSINESS CARDS. p R O O F IS EVERYTHING and we can produce it If you will only stop and get a sample of our AJOMMA BLEND W hat is it? Why the BEST COFFEE ON BARTH, and we h ave secured the sole agency for this section through a leading exporting house o f Baltimore, Md. BALCH & CLAWSON, Matamoras. I V f R S . W M . BLANFORD’S LADIES’ - l y i . BAZAAR is R E M O V E D TO N O . SO P I K E ST ., where the latest patterns of L adies ’ and C h ild b e n ’ s C oleaes and C d i ’ e s , Co3a- SET W aists and a G eneral L in e oe U nderw ear can be found. P L A I N S E W I N G A S P E C I A L T Y . T F YOU WANT A NICE, LARGE JL roe shad a t rock b o ttom prices, call a t L. L. BARKMAN’S CENTRAL MARKET. His fresh vegetables just begin to arrive. Get ’em. Im y ly A B. MOORE Sa SON’S TRI-STATES STAGE. Leaves Carpenters P o int 8,9,10 and 11 a . m., and 1 ,3,3,4, 5 a n d 7 p , m. Returning leaves Port Jervis 8.30,9.30,10,30 a. m. and 12 m „ and 1,30, 3.30, 3.30, 4,30 6 and 8 p. m. WrHBRK SHALL I GET DStSURED 7 BEFORE 1V deciding this question call and look a t the securities offered by the following line of Com panies: The Liverpool, London ft Globe, The imperial, the Northern, the London Assurance, the Orient of Hartford, and the Washington Fire ft Marine of Boston, also Life and Accident insurance aud Real Estate bought, sold or rented. J. A. FISHER. Rirai]^4 and 5 weatrook Bunding, P o rt der- ■]\/rR. GILHGOLY F E L L FROM TH E JJ-L band wagon aud b roke his neck. 20 cents rolled from his pockets and his only son grabbed it and ran. Ten minutes later he consoled his mother with the fact that now the hens will lay, a t the same tim e holding u p a p eck of Yankee Mixed Chicken F eed direct from Hoagland’s, JQENTISTRY. 3Dr. 'X’lri.a.dL. 3s«<£ea.ea., St. Joiiu's Building, up-town, practices DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Office hours from 9 a. m. to s p. m. j ^ R . JAMES J. MILLS. DENTIST. Office in Fam um ’s BuUdlng, Pike St., Port ilOrvlB, Rooms I 6 ,17 a nd I8. office hours from a. m. to 5 p .m . g a s a d m in is t b e k d . JgR A S T U S SLAUtfUN’S LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE --------- S T A B L E - ------- NO. 223 MAIN S'PREET, Adjoining Che P ark H o te l Horses and c a r n ages let a t reasonable prices ^ W Q R G WAHLLB, No. 82 Pike St, C H IN E S E LAUNDKY. First-class laundry work. All kinds o f TEAS from friends in China, a t prices th a t defy competition. Q P. HOWELL, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW Farnum Building, Port Jervis. NOTARY PUBLIC AND NEW JBR SEY COMMISSIONER. *y^IL T O N BENNETT, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, St* John’s Block'Front St., Port jervls, N. T X E C K L E ’S SH A V IN G A N D HATS Catting Establishment in the — —FARNUM BLOCK ------- WTLadies’ and Childrens’ Hair Cutting wffl receive my personal a ttention, ih a v e also in coimectlon with my business - — FINE BATE ROOMS ------- \With\hot and oold w a te r supplied readyfor use a t an houra from the opening until the closing of the Shops. L, ECKLE,Prop. g U Y YOUR FISHING TACKLE St. J O H N ’S DRUG STORE [U p-Town.] T C E CR E A M A T A D O L P H O T T ’S, JL ICE CREAM PARLORS, 123 JERSEY AVB. Parties or families fam ished dky or night. Both p rice and quality guaranteed to please. 34iul6m J^UM B E R ! LUMBER! GILMAN sells LUMBER cheaper than any ne else, a nd b etter. SH IN G L E , LA T H an d CASINGS CUT TO O R DER. DOORS, FLOORING, ETC., ETC., Ships b y carload or in large o r small quanti- CARD PROM HON. T. J. LYON. 1 am pleased to announce to the public and my many friends th a t my health is so much improved that I will be able to resume the du ties of my profession in aU the courts. 1 wui be glad to give council to my friends, and all others who may call upon me, upon every question pertaining to my profession, and where no Litigation follows, 1 wxU make no charge. I will also make a specialty of all kinds o t collections, and where I fail in col lecting there will be no charge for professional services- My office will be a t my house. No. 21 Sussex St., until further notice, where I may be found a t ali business hours of the day and from 9 until 9 in the evening. THOS. J. LYON. T IVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE J L l STABLE. FlEB SIBBET, OrPOSi!FB O baksb SqUABBI. H . G . P O K T E R , PROPRrBJTOE, [ J . A Euckanan’s old stable.] Conveyances 0 every description furnished at short notice. Prices reasonable. Telephone call No. 21. JUST EECEIVEDI 3 DOZEN SHOES, MEN’S BUTTON AND AND BALL SHOES 81-50 PAIB. lEN’S KANGAROO AND ALLIGATOR, Button a n d Ball a t Low Figures. ' »~KUBBKBS AND ABOHCS BBPAIRBD, N. fi. Hmr. lot piKs sf. C. E BARKMAN, will be pleased to^see his Efriends at 10 3 S treet, where he has c onstantly on hand a fine assortment of GKOOERIES, TEGBTABLES, FISH, FRUIT, OONFECTIONERY, Keufciiately Sn^eitzer, &an Sago a n d D a iry Glteese. Home Made Canned Fruit a Specialty.
