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THB FOKT JEBVIE^fBAlLir UNION, WBl>]?fESDAY gVBNING, OCTOBER S, 188' Site ^ a il3 m itiott. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER. 1888, PUBLISHED EVERY^EVENING EXCEPT SUN p g B P K s S s ! ^ '’’} and Proprietors. OPPTOS. FARNDM BUILDIJTG, PIKE STREET TERMS—T hk D aii , t U nion will be delivered by carrier to village subscribers at ten mail for |5 a year. ? kt -S tvtes U nion weekly, is Issued Sent by ms T hk T kt -S tvtes U nion weekly, Thursday monilng. Terms Jl.SOper advance. Oruers hy mall for auhacrlptlon or advertising please address TRI-STA t \ J bkvis , n . Y. year, strictly In PRINTING OO..P0KT POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel c_ heiiuty, strength’and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds and dan- not b e sold in competition with the m u ltitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Soid only m cam. K oyal B aking P owder C o ., 106 Wall sti-eet, N. Y. IF YOU H AVE : je r i c a n in p t t s - National Republican TMet. g e n e k a l ™ 1 n j S ? ™ S a h r i . s o n , Tott’s Pills th e remsm eed d yy yolioli need*eed* Theyhey too n e Tipp th e w eak a k sto tomm a c h a n d y n T t n e n e s a c h a n d BUILD U P at re l i e f fro m th e m . lElegantly gar c o a ted. Price, cents p e r ho SOT.I> E V E n Y W H E B E . Republican State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, W A R N E R M ILLER , Of Herkimer. 'ENANT GOVERNOR, ~ V. R CROGER, New York. Office, 44 Murray St., New York, f o r j u d g e CHERRY MALI PHOSPHITES IS T H E F I N E S T STIM U L A N T AND, BEST a p p e t i z e r IN THE WC>SLD.| It contains Wild Cker^ Juice, Malt lypophosphites, which is really a wond^ til combination and exerts a most poten nfluence in all weak, exhausted and ner;i ius conditions. It stimuiates the appetitjl fesists the digestiwe functions and gives n ^ ife and vigor to the body and brain. tl your appetite is poor,try it If you have that all-gone fesl ‘ ing, try i t . ' tf you cannot sleep, try it. tt you are nervous try It. [f you have indigestion,tfy i| If you are exhausted, try i f It contains blood making a: Irineiples to a wonderful degj , jha exhausted conditions from whatevi iause, both in adults and children, it | pre-eminently calculated to build up ai^ strengthen the system. For sale by A, Omggists at p e r bottle, tC O T T & BO W N E , C h c h ists , New Y o r iMTTLsrON is sold by T. R. Andcr- rDGE OP COURT OF APPEAI WILLIAM RUMSEY, Of Steuben. FOR ELECTORS AT LARGE, w i l l i a m H. SEWARD, Of Cayuga, JAMES S. T. STRANAIIAN, Of Kings. FOR DISTRICT ELECTORS, District. {District. 1. Reed Benedict, 8. Gustave A. John, 3. Nelson J. Gates, 4. James W. B irkitt C.D.Burroug'hs, jr. A. D. Rogers, .ii’.. I S^e H. Townlev, Edwin E.McAlpin, i William Brodfleld, David F. Porter, J.Thomas S teams, W. P. Richardson, John F. Winslow, Thomas Cornell, .Tames A. Burden, E. A, Durand, ,}r., 20. Edward C. BUis, F. S. Witherbee, W illirmL.Proctor, John J . Cooper, Edward A. Brown, George U. Crouse, Richard A. Elmer. C. MacDougal, 28. A. M. P atterson, Evart Brown, Henry Hebing, Augustus Frank, Philip Beckei’, Benj. Flagler, Asher Miner. S cott ’S BMtn,sro son, 60 P ike street. Republican County Ticket, FOR COUNTY JUDGE, .lOHN J BEAT ( IE, Of Warwick. FOE SHERIFF, JACOB M. JOHNSON, Of Minisink. FOR COUNTY\ CLERK, w i l l i a m G. TAGGART, Of Deerpark. FOR CORONERS, COOPER DEGRAW, “ Raven Gloss imparts a n a tural appearance, makes leather softer, a nd is in a h respects the superior o f a n y article I have e v e r used.” JOHN KELLY, M anufacturer o f Fine Shoes, Roehi ^ Sold everyw\ B utton & O ttley , M’f’rs. 71 l^arclav S t. N.T Shoes, Rochester, N. Y UloW no substituting “JUVfEN” overthrows Dyspepsia Buyaboxof25c. and mail the outside wrapper to Hamilton Chemical Co., P. O. Box 1864, New York,and y o u will receive F r e e 25c. worth o f charming Photographs for entertainm ent—foreign views, celebrj- FOR SESSIONS, CHARLEti R BULL, Of Blooming Grove. W e a r e uncom p rom isingly.-jin favor tlie A m e rican system of Protection; W e p r o te s t ag a in s t its destruction as pro- ; p o sed b y tb e P r e s id e n t an d liis party. T h e y serve th e interests of E u rope. W e w ill su p p o r t th e .iuturests of A m erica, 'w e accept th e issue, an d confidently ap p e a l to th e people for th e ir ju d g m e n t. T h e protective system m u s t b e m a in tain e d .—R epublican P latpobm . A ssem b ly Convention. ' The Republican Assembly Convention for this district is hereby called for Thursday, October 4, a t 1,30 p. m., a t the Russell H r “ in. Middletown, N. Y., to n ominate a candii What is “ j u v n m v » JUVEE^I” ia a purel,, „ Ive sWbatmees ___ 3d •pills, - „ scientiflcall ifter the recipe o f the most _______ iving, for the cure of Constipation nd Indigestion. sale a t all druggists o r address the Pro- »JUVEEl harmless orm. n f little sugar “JUTEEH'^ Is J. W. GOTT,) c. J. BOVD, 5-Com F. M arvin ,) K e p u h lican Congi’essional Convention. The Itepublican Convention for the Fif teenth Congressional District, comprising the counties o f Orange will be held a t the R of IHiddletdwn, Thursdi o’clock, noon, for the purpose o a candidate to ropre.sent said d F o rsa prietors STORM-KING 3v9 PANTS GutantllM to Older. Spring S ty le s !‘ N O W R E A D Y . All Goods Thoroughly Shrunk. Send six cents for samples anC rules for measurement, or give i W a is t, H ip a n d ln s e a in Measnr stating color you prefer, and we wl try and please you. i^atisfacCiov and F i t G u a ran teed or money refunded on retuiy of goods. n said d istrict (unles_ le Town or Ward Comm ■ 'ly .S e p l ’ WARRANTED NOT TORIP Send m o n e y by j Add 2 5 C ents I R e g istered L e t t e r. I E.xprcss Charge R e f e r e n c e : E x .-M a y o v JN O . J . M c C R O S K p C a s h ier N a t. B a n k oi N e w b u rgh. STORM KING PANTS CO. *18 W A T E R S T ., N E W B U R G H , N. J Y X 7 A N 1 E D — RELIABLE. E N E li- YV getie man in your vicinity. Sala.-y from s tart on liberal term s. Rochester F r u it Farm and Nurseries. Retail Departm ent, Hooker, Brown & Co., Brighton, N. Y. •J ohn C orw in ^ Wai. E. M apes , F ranpis M arvin , Of Orange. J ohn D. N orris , E. F. P ierson , Oi Rockland, W. C. C o g s w e l l , J ohn W ai . ler , Of Sullivan. Reimbliciin District Committee. Dated, Newburgh. Sept. 1.5t b, l«8s. THREE “ W HARF RATS.” BY CHARLES I.EYAED NORTON. It was the mont outlandish. suiumei 'residence that ever was seen, but it w.i-- not without its attractions for the thm homeless Street boys—Nate Waters, To-> Smith and “ Dutchy” Gillam — who livi o Nate Waters was its original discoven r. Being naturally of an enterprising turn of mind, and withal a daring swimmer, lie bad ventured one day fur in among the piles o f an old East River pier, and no ticed some heavy planks spiked to the underside of two orois-beams. It was full high tide, and he succeeded -without much dilliculty in rcachini!; the ed^c of the outermost plauk, and raising hiMf'eif by his aPa« t«i the upp' i'si-'e o f the rough plat orm. Th;‘te w.is barely room for a boy of Nate's size to ait up straight without bum[) ng his head against the wharf plauk thai fonm li the ceilinp; of the apartment ; but what of that ? Here was a discovery indeed. Whai a retreat for himself and his two companions 1 He could only hug his little naked self in delight and ejaculate, “ Bully 1” But he could hear the shouts of his compan ions in the outer air, and knew that he would soon bo missed ; .so he let himself quietly down iut i the water and swam out to the pier head, whence he made his way around the stern of a lumber schooner, and returned as though he had been tak ing a sswim out in the river. The toilet o f the wharf lat is brief and simple, especially in summer. Accord ingly it was not more than forty-five sec onds before our three friends, summoned by a private signal, were on their way to a secluded corner, where Nate announced his discovery, and explained the uses to which it could be put. Of course the first thing to be done was to visit the place in company. Dutchy was the happy possessor of a bit of clothes-line about twenty feet long, and while he went for this, Nate and Tony made their way to the next pier but one above that where they had recently been swimming. Here they were presently joined by Dutchy with a rope. Our three heroes dared not leave their clothes, so they slipped quietly into the water, one by one, with them on, when no one was looking, and dropped down with the tide, that was now running ebb, to Pier K. Nate went first, and was soon joined by his partners. The tide had fallen two or three feet, and the piles showed an unpleasant slimy green sur face, shading into the more comfortable gray or dry wood farther up But the boys were used to such sights, and un hesitatingly followed Nate, who swam boldly away into the gloom. “ Here we be,\ he whispered, after they had crossed under the entire -width of the pier, and farther progress stopped by the southern bulkhead, through the chinks of which the afternoon sun poured slanting rays. The boys held to whatever they could lay hands on, while Nate, after two or three failures, managed to throw their line over a beam, and knot the ends to- geiher near the surface of the water. This done, he climbed easily to the plat form, and was followed by the others, who agreed that nothing could be finer, and it was unanimously voted that tbe en ure movable property of the “ concern” should be moved into the new quarters. As this consisted mainly of bits of burlaps, cast-oil clothing used for bedding, and sundry odds and ends treasured by these little waifs of the great city, it was no ;reat matter to move it, save that the transfer had to be effected with the great est secrecy. Tony’s most jalued possession was a half barrel which had b *en thrown over board from some vessel, and which be had rescued, and in it had thereafter kept bis effects, storage for the tub being per mitted by a good-natured stable-man for whom he did chores in the morning. The value of this tub was evident at once, and after clearing up the “roost” as well as they could with the means at hand, the three boys departed as they came, only they left the water below Pier L, instead o f where they entered it above ier I, That same night, after dark, Tony’s tub was qufetly smuggled down to the river side, and gently lowered into the water. The three spare naked white forms worked like beavers, visible to each other only when a chance gleam of light was reflected from a ripple. At length every thing was successfully hoisted to the roost, a piece of old oiled cloth was care- tally unrolled, and from it were taken candle ends and matches. The tub was turned upside down, and propped so that a lighted candle could stand under it with very little chance of being seen from out side. Then clothes were sorted and put on, and the fruits of the afternoon forag ing expedition were brought out. There was more than enough of dry bread and a few mouthfuls apiece of cold potatoes and meat ; enough, at all events, to fill empty stomachs that were not used to more wholesome fare, and whose owners often went supperless to bed. These young vagabonds were not the worst o f their kind by any means. AH three of them had some regular chores to do in the morning, and generally managed to make up a few cents in the course of the day. The next few days were busy ones. Ways and means for more convenient and GLEANINGS. There i^- good news for the d-tiryonm no loss than the red-nosed man, in the an-1 nouncement by a New York physician- that cheese, if eaten frequently, and in ‘ large quantitie.s will delay reddening of the nasal protuberance. The guarantee of protection ia not extended to excessive whisky-tipplers, as experience shows that the combinalinu of alcohol and cheese by the toper produces a very rich carmine lint. —Prairie Parmer The condition of corn, which has been high since the first report of the season, has not declined materially since the Aug ust report, and now stands at 94.2, with one exception the highe.st figure since 1879 It stood less than one point higher in 188.5, wIiCQ the crop was the largest on record,the product reaching nearly 2,000,- 000,000 bushels on an acreage considerably smaller than that returned for the present crop. This year condition has been very uniform since the first report in .Toly, when it was 93.0 advancing to 95.5 in August, and declining during that month but little over one point to the present standing. The magnificent crop of 1885 was indi cated by an increase in average condi tion between the reports for July and September of one point; this year the ad vance is somewhat greater. In each of the other years since 1878 the returns have shown a falling off in condition as the season advanced, greatest in the years of poor crops .—Department Report. A well-informe 1 correspondent in New York writes that there is little doubt that the apple crop in Niagara county, the banner fruit county of the State, includ ing the cider apple harvest, will foot up over 1,000,000 barrels.JgThe apple evapo rator industry is now in its prime there about, and many thousands of barrels will be used by these concerns A Fe-iv Fom ters. The recent statistics of the number of deaths show that the larse majority die with consumption. This disease may immence with an apparently harmle cough, which can be cured instantly wi Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lungs which is guaranteed to ndieve and cure all cases. Price 50c and SI. Trial size For sale by all druggists. U Dr. BULL'S facilitates Teeihin PftBY SYRUP jggg.r?’”” m BULL’S Colds, _ Hoarseness, Asthma, C0UGH=™ ^ ?ot and relieves Consump- C V I I I I D five Persons. 25 cents. ^ | | l U I * Bronchitis, pient Con- I have 710V) ready 7}%enH Mp oil grain andc a lf t7iple •sole shoe.<< that are espedalhj de- sigiied for all out-door purposes. Tlmj are rrmde 7j)ith Thi^ee Solid Soles and ext.7^emehj vnde bottoms, se7Ped togethei' ivitli extra, heu7)7j v)ax thread and then v)ith v)ire cable. I t is a. shoe for the remgh- est a7id haidesf visage. Qu(i7'iy77%en and Ra.ilroad Men^ in fact all persons much 07% their feet.^ no matter what their business occupation m a y he, will find this a 77iarvelo7is shoe fo7' comfort and, iMG.r. I ofer them at%'i.0^per pair, and- gua7\mtee them- in every respect. JolBson’s, Front & Snsiei Sts. ENRY DUTCHER, its. ' B O O K A G E N T S W A N T E D HIMDBROORN8. PARKERS GINGER JDNIC _ ^xhausdon ach and Bowel troubles. Also organs. It promotes refreshing sleep, improves the appetite, overc9mes nervous prostration, P a r k e r ’ s G in c b e T o n i c is sold b y T. R . Anderson, 95 Pike street. AGENTS WANTED. W. & T. SM ITH, GENEVA, N. Y. Sick Headache and relieve all tbe troubles Incl-. dent to a bilious state of the system, such as Dir.' zlneas, Nausea, DrowBlnesB, Distress after eatiui Pain in the Side, &c. While their most reiwtjl -',ble success has been sho-wn ia curing WATCHMAKER AND JEW--LVB. NO. 2 Front Street, WATOHE.S CLOCKS AND .lEW F L B Y l^K PAIRED CLUB JiU <iik*orderB of the estomaeh, Btimulate the Uvff Aud t the bowfla iiven if they only car«|. WATCH O I ■ ::t5 aCleanses and beautifies tbe hair. ■Promotes a luxuriant growth. ■Never Fails to Restore Grs .. Color?^ __ hair falling Acae they wouia be almost p i _______ suffer from this distressing complaint; ___ nately their goodness does not end here, and 1 who once try them will find these little pills - -able in so many-ways that they -willnot be wi iriceless to those wh« laint; but fortn- ECZEMA- ITCl:HY, s c a l y , TURES. SKIN TOR- The simple application of “S- watsth - - ’ s OiKTioai without any Internal medicine, -will cure any case Tetter, Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Piles, Iicli, Soi Pimples, Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy Skin Eruptions, matter how obstinate or long standing. Itlspote affective and costs but a trlSe. H o o d ’s S a r s a p a r il la Is a peculiar medicine, and is careful! ACHE Is t*»e ban.' of s.,- many livts that here Is -where w* inato our great boast. Our pills cure it while othei« do not. Carter’s Little Liver Pills are very smsll and rery easy to take. One or two pills make « dose. They are strictly vi-trotahle and do not gripe or purge, hut by thi-iv j—Dtle action please alf who UEe them. In vi:Js m ::r, cents; five forSl. Sold by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. O A K T E R M E 3 5 I O I N E C O ., York City*. C arter ’ s L ittle L iv e r Pn.LS a re sold by- T. R. Anderson, 95 P ike S treet MARVELOUS MEMORY DISCOVERY. Any hook learned in one reading. M ind -wandering cured. Speaking w itk o n t notes. ■Wholly u n lik e Artificial System s. P iracy condem ned h y S-apreme c o u rt. 9Q10 RllO FROM 825.00:TO 840.00. By o u r n ovel club arrangem ent you secure a good watch for $1 a week. CALL AND SEE. lents to w r j classes. )onden< _iind diseases. Daniel Greenleaf Thompson, the g reat psychologist, .1. M- BucMey, D. D., editor of the Christian Advocate, Richard Proctor, the Scientist. Hons. Judge Gibson, Judah P. Benjamin and others, sent post- L oisette , 2-37 F ifth Ave., N. Y. it makes better walls than plaster and j our own old plastered walls i a pecul icine, ai :nt pliai bination and ] , Mand remedial agents is exclusively peculiar to : it strenigth I proportion of Sarsaparilla, 1 delion, Mandrake, Yellow Dock, and other nedial agents is Hood’s Sarsaparilla, giving i t stren and curative power superior to other prepa- rattons. A trial will convince you of its great medicinal value. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Purifies th e Blood creates and sharpens the appetite, stimulates the digestion, and gives strength to every organ of the body. It cures the most severe Ills, Pimples, n d CO NDITIO N 1. RELIEVE AND CUR [ready Creai Bali n o f F a y ’s Manilla Building Goods which 1 ivite the public to examine. Call ,and see w hat I have in use; also the goods. Send 2 Two Cent Stam p s f o r C atalogue a n d Sam - ** I am also carrying a large stock of SLATsI M A K B L H IZEO MANTELS of all colors which I am selling very cheap. LORENZO WOOD, 15 Franklyn St. Port Jervis. N. Y. C a t a h h H cases c l Scrofula, Salt Blieum, and all other affections cam blood. Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Headache, Kidney and Liver Complaints, Catarrh, Rheu- ism, and that extreme tired feeling. “ Hood’s Sarsaparilla has helped me more for catarrh and impure blood than matism, and th a t extrem e tired feelii laparilla ha s helped m I impure blood tha n anything else I ever used.” A. B all , Syracuse, N. Y. Creates an A p p etite “ Iu s e d Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse my blood and tone up my system. I t gave me a good appetite and seemed to build me over.” E. M. H ale , Lima, Ohio. “ I.took Hood’s Sarsaparilla for cancerous humor, and i t began to act unlike anything else. It cured the humor, and seemed to tone up the whole body and give life.” J. F. N ixon , Camhridj lort, Mass. Send lor hook giving statements Hood’s Sarsaparilla (Sold by all druggists. Sl;siiforg5. Preparedonlj hy C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, too Doses One Dollar H ood ’ s S arsaparilla is sold by T. R. An- . derson, 95 P ike street. CHEAPER THAN BRISTLES The “ American Analyst” o f New York an swers : If Ynn f You distress o r pi-essure in the parts, if You f You SSSSlffSSi?\'”-''- “■ 0 f You 1 m f You f You f You f You luilds K ';;Si E ieky Rosr Oi,;.s E hjh -' i to -'U e S pot ! j III Genuine h \ \e T>,\ Kilmer’s likeness on 1 III outside and m ii‘i* wriippers. Sold W.\LL PAPER! C leanses the N asal P assages , A llays P a i n AND I nflamma tion , H eals the SOBES, R estoebs THE S enses of T aste and S mell 10 $ sq.feet Roofing U TRY THE CURE H A T - F E V E R A particle Is applied into each nostril and la agreeable. Price 50 cents a t Druggists; by mail, registered, 60 cents. ELY BRO T H E R S , Office, 235 Greenwich St., New York City. E ly ’ s C ream B alm is sold by T. R. Ander son, 95 Pike street. EXHAUSTED IfITALIflf = -------- ---------------- X ''p S E SCIENCE OF b O F I F F k i ageonAIanhood.Nsrr- : / i and Physical De bility, Premature De- THYSELF thereon, 300 pages 8 yo., 125 pi Call a t NO. 7 PIKE STREET and examine o u r stock, w hich is new and complete. AH kinds of PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING and P AjI N T I NIG prom ptly executed by exper ienced workmen. B. B. ,'STIDD. , Perfect ” Furnaces. [Trade Mark] 10 T ears in Advance are m a d e by iniCHAEDSOPOYNTPN&Co 332 a n d 334 W a ter St„ New Tork. Healthful, Powerful, Durable. KNOW ;es consequent Scriptions for all dis by mail, sealed. lUt and middle-aged men. Serj„ ----- ----------- — Jewelled Medal awarded to the author by the Nalion- il Medical Association. Address P.O. Box 1895,Bos- ton, Mass., or Br. W- H. PA^KEK, graduateof Har vard Medical College, 25 years’ practice in Boston, cons'Sted confidentially. Office, No. ■ ■y, of Man. sr see it again. X S a r ^ c S ’ed% a ' 4 Bulflnch St. Specialt Disea Cut this o u t. You m ay n No Oas, No D u s t. W o n d e rfhlly Successful H e a ters. E s tablished 1837. ■SOL» B T MALTBN, GOBBON Ss CO„ P o r t J e rv is, N. T. at the bio” >• )f the borrowed hammer could not be heard, and a rope-ladder that cou d be hauled up for safety had to be made. One night, after things -were prrily Continued on third page. “ Each Felt P olisher lasts from One to Three Weeks, a nd e rn then b e replaced. The Han dle and Metal Loop are almost Indestructible, so that from an economic standpoint the Felt Brush is n o t one-tenth so dear as any other.” HOR8P1Y M ’P ’G CO., U tica, N. T. AT ALL DRUGGISTS. 2 llfW R I N iE R J W LABOR T he poultice which draws out a ma virtues is the sod that covers bis grave. If you don’t want all your virtues known too woon, regulate your regulator with War ner’s Log Cabin Sarsaparilla. It makt pure blood which gives sound health. Largest bottle in market-120 doses for $1. Druggists. mmmm pther wxin^ers, and co*** but little more. EMPIRErai ^olid White Rubber Rolls BGf W-f“ars lA)iu'est.‘’^B moire -W. Co.. luburu, N.Y WA’LL PATER ! J J E N R Y MAINE, Book Binder^ COR. PIKE AND MAIN STS., PO R T JE R V IS. - - N E W YORK- ' DAVID BEMNE t 7 , Agent for several of the most reliable Fire s Insurance Companies, T H E EQUITABLE ACCIDENT ASSO- i CIATION OF BINGHAM T O N , N. Y. T H E e m p l o y e s l i a b i l i t y ACCI DENT COMPANY, R E L IA B L E INSURANCE FO B HORSES. 5 watch Intho *■4. • ! ' tret Vi:i4p w _ ___ _ ultii rnagnldceni lEE GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPPS' COCOA BREAKFAST. “ By a thorough knowledge of the natural ws which govern the operations o f digestion id nutrition, and by a careful application of „ue fine properties o f well selected Cocoa, Mr. 'Epps h as provided o u r b reakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many doctors’ bills. I t is hy a judicious use ot such articles o f d iet that a constitution may be gradually built u p u n til Strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of u'ouud us ready weak point. We ___ ___ _ _______ _______ -haft by keeping ourselves well fortified w ith pm-e blood and a properlv nourished frame.”—Ci-vil Service Ga zette. Made simply with boiling water or Tnilk- f - ................................. - labelle opathii 3ape many a fatal shaf 3S w ell fortified with pu •'ledframe.” mply with ____ , inhalfpoui ;hus: JAMES E P I ----------- , Ihemists, London, England. NICHOLS’ BUSINESS, SHORT-HAND, WRITING. \ 7 nrANTED-AGBNTS TO SOLICIT V V Indemnity (preferred) Insurance.-i §25 a week a t a cost o f $e each year. For Terri tory and terms address J ohn S. P urdy , Sec’; 21 P a rk How, N. Y. City. Office St. J o l i n ’s Block. FRONT STREET, - PO R T JE R V I S . OF TEMPER. TT^TANTED—A MAN _______ V V ate and moral habits, seeking employ ment, to represent an old established house in For Thirty Years this valuable combi nation has been used a specific for AGUE and MALARIAL FEVERS, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, and all NERVOUS DIS EASES, such as NEURALGIA, SLEEP LESSNESS and PROSTRATION. It is AN UNRIVALLED TONIC, restoring tone to the debilitated System. NICHOLS’ BARK AND IRON for overworked men and women, invalids and children is recom;-..3i'.dcd by Physi cians. Where other To.-.Ics have failed this has m a d e a conspicuous success. Nichols Bark and Iron can be obtained at ail Druggists. B I L L IN G S , CLAPP & CO., Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
