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THB PORT jB R V IS D A l t f CTNCON. MON D i T B T E IfIN a . OOTOREE 22 IS88, fS E A S O I M S Why Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is preferable to any other for the cure of Blood Diseases. Berausc no poisonous or deleterious iiigi-eilieiits enter into the composition A y e r 's Sarsaparilla. — A y e r ’s Sarsaparilla contains only pure.st ami most effective remedial lerties. th e prop< — A y e r’s Sarsaparilla is prepared w ith extrem e care, s k ill, and cleanliness. — A y e r ’s Sarsaparilla is prescribed by leading physicians. — A y er’s Sarsaparilla is for sale everywhere, and recommended hy all first-class druggists. — Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is a medicine, ami not a beverage in disguise. — A y er’s Sarsaparilla never fails to effect a <-ure, when persistently used, according to ilirections. — A y er’s Sarsaparilla is a highly con centrated extract, and therefore the most economical Blood Medicine in the — A y e r ’s Sarsaparilla has had a suc cessful career of nearly half a century, and was never so popular a s at present. — Thousands of testim onials are on file from those benefited hy the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. PREPARFU BV Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price $ 1 ; six bottles. $5. W o rth $5 a bottle. This is the T o p o f the G e n u i n e Pearl Top Lamp Chimney. A ll others, similar a re imitation. This exact Label is on each P e a rl Top Chimney. A d e a ler m ay say and think h e h a s others as good, b u t h e h a s n o t . In s ist upon th e E x a c t L a b e l a n d T o p . F or S ale E verywhere . M ade only by GEO,, j. MACBETH & CO., Pittslllirgli, Pa. . THE CHEAT r German R e m e d y l i TRUTHSfOBTHESICiLf i I rpr those ae.'ithlylj $1,000 will be p(iid| I j| ’lilious S p e llsdcuend for a c ase w h e re S r l - E I lonSnLraiJRjSlTTEKS PHUR BiTTRKS Will i I l |l 6 w ill-cure y o u . n o tr f s s is tor <:ul:€?. I t | j ___ IIIin ■jliieuitb, who are a.i tlkn lo-night, aw'L . ljruD,<V.wn, shoiihl u^t• vou v/il‘ w e llll tgSPLPHUR BlTTK U S .Jvml I’i f l The Illinois Watch Company Guarantee their 15 leweled A D J U S m J A T C H E S Stand tie Railway Test. HUMPHREYS* UOMEOPATHIC ----- y \ S.-5— veterinary SPECIFICS by Humpfarv-ys’ V eterinary Spe- Is a s j u e a s th a t people ride on railroads, aessages b y telegraph, o r s e w w ith sewing S. Army C a v a lry O I3V500 PAGE BOOK on treatment and care ol I; I: J s K l i E ’S s * ; . -S-rrk Jttang©* P r ice, Single Bottle (over 50 a OSes), - .60 Sold J»y D m a g ists; or Seat Prepaid on B-eceipt o f P r ice. Humphreys’ Mcf*. f,o., 109 Fulton St., N, Y. WEAK MEN nd W O M E N can flafcto JUxetheniKhcs of W a tt a m o n g t h e p a b m e b s . PENNSYLVANIA. ■WAYHB OOUNTY. W. V. Ross has sold his farm, situated near Milanville and containing 121 acres to Hou. T. T. Boyd for $4,250. It is to be occupied by Joseph Boyd. The place is somewhat notable for hav ing been owned and occupied in succession by four men named Moses Thomas. The first Moses Thomas came from Connecti cut and settled upon it nearly a century and a half ago, The tradition is that he was killed by the Indians. He and two Other men were at work in a turnip patch when the red men came upon them. They Started for their fort, but only one, Mr. Winton, reached it alive. Thomas was an Englishman and appears to have been possessed of a spirit of hardihood and ad venture which prompted him to seek that remote outpost of colonial civilization alone. He engaged as an Indian trader and when the other settlers came m of whom we have record, he became one of their leading spirits. The second Moses Thomas, a son of the one mentioned, is said to have been killed in tbe battle of Minisink, near Lacka- Waxen. The third, grandfather of W. V. Ross, died on the farm in 1857 and the fourth in 1859, Mr. Ross has owned and occupied the place for 30 years.—Jnde- Potatoes are rotting badly in many parts of the county. William Pethick and John Knight of South Dyberry think they will have about 2,000 bushels ot rutabagas. Henry Kay ward, who lives at Montrose, has a cow that shows, good training. He says, “ Well, bossy, do you want some feed?” The cow then goes to her knees, the feed is presented and she remains on her kneeff’’till it is consumed. L ake , Oct. 15. — The continued wet Weathlsr has delayed ihost kinds'' of farm work until now. PariLers have just man-, aged to get their buckwheat secured—a fine crop with a l l ; but there is much po tato ground to go over. Some that have quite Wet land kte at a stand about taking the trouble to hunt for any stray sound potatoes that may have escaped the rot. Quite a number that have dug and stored their crop have to go over them again, and in some cases loose half of what they hoped were sound ...... Apples are being gathered and shoved into market at 30 cts., rather premature 1 should think. It is early to rush winter apples on thd mar ket better store them and wait for a rise. Some of the big wheat syndicates might have some money left after getting all the wheat and go for apples ...... There has been the least plowing and seeding done to date than for years. We may have some fine weather in November when fall plowing be done, but late fall plowing does not give the returns that earlier turning does, specially if the ground is qintewet. We find land plowed the last of August or first of September is much more friable and better conditioned for spring planting than if turned late. There seems to be no call for stock yet, exdept horses. They continue to be in demand at full prices, especially young colts ___ Sheep are low, except lambs. There is a decided shift from everything in the stock line to cows and horses.-F.W. D vbbeet , Oct. 10.—In last week’s F armer the correspondent from Lake, this county, wrote “ It is generally con- ; ceded that we have had more than an average of warm weather through Sep tember.” 1 have kept a record for many years of observations tri-daily, using standard thermometers; and mean tem perature of past month, 54.5 degrees, is four and three-tenth degrees below Sep tember average for 22 years, and one of tne coldest f 6r that period. September 1871 was two degrees lower, and September 1881 was 12 degrees higher. Highest temperature was 77, which has often been above 80, and was recorded 95 in 1881; Our August rainfall, 7.46 inches, is more than double the average for that month, for a period of 17 years. September record adds 6.49 inches, average for 19 years a little less than half that amount. Seven and a half inches excess of rain in tfvo months has caused a large share of pota toes to rot, buckwheat to sprout, and with early frosts much com is seriously dam aged, especially stalks for fodder. This crop varies greatly. While some in val leys is almost -worthless, a few places on hills yield very good crops. All of our fall harvesting drags along very slowly, together with other fall work. Many orchards on hills are yitldiug good crops of apples, while in valleys our fruit crops are very light.—Theodore Day. SUSQUEHAMSA COUNTY. Carrington Bros, of Susquehanna, raised from 7^ rods of ground this season, 60 bushels of onions, or at the rate of 1,290 bushels per acre. Their total crop this year was 425 bushels. L a n e s b o b o a n d O ana w ao t a V a l l e y , Oct. 15.—The roads are in a bad condition here, owing to the continual wet weather. ■Bee men report a short honey crop all over this part of the country ---- Very little corn has been husked yet, although the crop is a good one ___ We had a severe wind storm here on Friday last,doing con siderable damage to fencing, also blowing down the shocks of com and buckwheat. Hypocrisy is a sort of homage vice pays to virtue. Drive out tbe vicious blood with Warnei’s Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, re new it with new and virtuous blood and there will be no hypocrisy in your strong and healthy nature. Best blood remedy i and cheapest. which were standing in the field......Farm ers are having a bad time to harvest their buckwheat and potatoes on account of the wiet weather, many fields of buck wheat yet unthreshed, and many more of potatoies yet undug ...... Truman Perry has an immense crop of apples in his orchard the present season; he has yarded his dairy in his orchard for the past few years, which accounts for i t ...... Albert Crane has a good crop of apples also. He has cultivated his orchard for the past two years.—Felton. NEW JERSEY. SUSSEX OilUNTY. M. G. Voigt, the creamery man doing buisness at Augusta, left on Oct, 1st, leav ing his creditors in the lurcii for about 88 days milk. His indebtedness for milk alone to customers in Frankford will amount to over $2,000, the heaviest being probably $275. Attachments were issued on Tuesday, but the assets consist only of about 100 milk cans, the other property being all covered with chattel morgates. He took his horse and wagon and some other goods with him. Mr. Patrick Burns has purchased the farm belonging to the estate of the late Augustus Wilson near Deckertown. The property is a desirable one, Mr. Burns will locate there on the first of April next, A novel method of dehorning a bull, and we think hardly in accordance with that in vogue, was practiced by a young man not far from Quarryville. It con sisted of sawing the horns obliquely nearly to the skull bone, and then knocking them off with an axe. Mr. Jetur Fredericks, near Deckertown, has a tree that bears apples which are sweet on one side and sour on the other. On Monday morning of last weekV, H. Crisman of Branchville found a valu able Jersey cow belonging to him in a deep hole in the stream below his mill dam. The form of the bank being such as to prevent her from getting out with out assistance, she had become so thor oughly chilled by her long bath that death resulted the following day. AN ALABAMA EPISO D E . ‘Trying to do business without adver tising,” says an exchange, “ is like wink ing at a girl in the dark. . You mayknOW what you are doing, hut no one else does.” Trying to cure bilious feVer, dyspepsia,- and torjiid liver without using Tutt’s Pills is shooting in the dark. Marie Hock, prima donna of the Thalia Theatre, N. T., says: “ Tutts’ Pills is the best medicint I ever used for sick headache and biliout- The Latest Varn. A Pittsburgh drummer tells this; yarn : I always carry a bottle of Kemp’s Balsam in my grip. 1 take cold easily and a few doses of the Balsam always makes me a well man. Everywhere I go I speak a good word for Kemp. I take hold of my customers—I take old men and young men, and tell them confidently what I do when I take cold. At drug gists, 50 c. and $1. Sample bottle free. No one knows have used Carter’s better than those who Little Liver Fills what they have given when taken for isia, dizziness, pain in the side, pation dnd disorde :dered stomach. fective Iron Tonic ever prese; public. id most ef- led to the DON’T DESPAIR. If you are weak and weary from some so-called chronic disease, don’t give ’^ulphur Bitters has given hope to n invalids,where hitherto there was not] but despair. It will build up and renew your whole system. — Editor Weekly American. The action of Carter’s Little Liver^Fills is pleasant, mild and natural. They gently stimulate the liver, regulate th^ bowels do not purge. They are sure ' pleai Tty them. Malarial disorders as often attack resi dents of large cities as of the country. Ayer’s Ague Cure is warranted a safe and certain specific. ECZEMA. ITCK y T St^LY, SKIN T TURKS, T6e simple aippllcatlon of “ S wayne ’ s O ibtmi wlUiont any Infernal medicine, will cure any c a i. Tetter, Salt Bheum, Ringworm, Files, iten. Bores, Pimples, Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy Skin Eruptions, no matter how ohstlnace or long standing. It Is potent. We have no hesitation in recommend ing Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re- newer as a sure cure for dandruff, and to restore the natural color of the hair. and be free from r j'cDratia,;-,i« , Are you disturbed at night and broken : your rest by a sick child suffering and ying with pain of cutting teeth ? If so nd at once and get a bottle of M rs . W inslow ’ s S oothing S yrup for C hh .- o b e h T b e t h i n g . Itsvalueis incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer im- eutary ___ stomach and bowels, cures vdnd colic, iducesuces inflammationnflammation and diarrhoea, bowels. Cl softens the gums, red i i gives tone and energy to the wholei st< lOTHING SyRUR fob is pleasantleasant to the ^ s , W inslow ’ s O hildeen T eething EKTHiNG is p nd is the prescription of on It and best female nurses an as in the United States, and PILES I PILES I ITCHING PILES. ItcMng and^blMdlng, h e a ls^ I c e ra t^^ a n d to A Naugatuck farmer “ exchanged’’ horses with a Bethany farmer the other day. Of course they didn’t “ trade,” they don’t do that ; they merely “ ex change,” and alwsyi tell each other all the “ outs ” about the auimals. A day or two after the Naugatuck man said to the other : “ Are you a believer in spiritual ism ?” The other replied that he was. “ And you can communicate with any person who bus passed from this world to the other, no matter how long ago ?” “ 1 certainly can,” replied the granger from Bethany. “ Well,” said the other, “ I wish you would call up Ananias and offer him an opology for being called the big gest lia', for f have found a Betbanv man that is a bigger liar than he was,—Fafer- Imry Amenoin. My Poor Back! That \ poor back ” is held responsible for more than its share of the sufferings of mankind. If your dog bites a man who kicks it, do you blame the dog ? On the same BUSINESS OABDS. EVEBYBODV LIK E S to be called handsome, especially young ladies. But that is Bimply im Bible as long as their face is covered i pimples, blotches and sores. But wait, there is no need of this ; one or two bo - ties of .Sulphur Bitters will remove all such disfigurat’ons, and make your face fair and rosy.—Fannie Bell, Editress. ASTHMA Is a disease that In this climate afftcts many persons. It Is characterized toy the toreathing, previously perfectly natural, becomes difficult and accompanied toy wheezing and a distressed sense of tightness In the chest. Everybody nows ol tile struggles they often have, and to them the following will be of In terest. In the winter ot 1883 the town ol Garland,Me., sent a worthy citizen, Mr. a . J. Parmer, to Asthma, was obliged and seek aid at wan there he said he had often _____________ -Ten’s drug store. WhUe there he said he had o been driven firon ' toed in the coldest nights In Winter to seek lief at, the open door or wlnoow, while the ------ - ntood on him as It would on a hot dav In time. He called the disease Phthyslc, aid uo man could descrlhe his sufteUnga. lav he was persuaded to try Brown’s Sar- ___________ Jay, undisputed him, that he was, by the us Ctt’ ed, and lives a walklng, ^a^li ______ of It, entirely hyi testimonial ___ d, and lives a walkin health __________ of the healing power of Brown’s Sarsap irllla Asthma. ^’le tow n -------- ___ _!ter various remedies had been l, he was cured toy Brown’s Sarsaparilla. Do not forget Brown’s Sarsaparilla enterr and works on the blood, asthma Is a disease. Poor blood driven into the lung atroys breathing powers; hence Asthma. BROWN’S SARSAPMILLA will cure all forms of blood diseases. Sold ev erywhere. Ara Warren & Co., Proprietors, Bangor, Me. I The W ONDERFUL lllMiBftCHAIR Oombintog a Parlor, Library., Smok- SurgOont’ Operating, Invalid F a n c 7 c S S » a n t e ALL KINDS' o r APPLIANCES FOR INVALIDS. B A B Y ffcp A C H E S ^ Over 100 different designs. Onx Patent Autamatlc Brake on aU Ct lalogue, and state olass of good L U B U R C M F C . C O . 5 North Eighth Street* Philadelphia, CAUTION id the price Y advertised W. L. DOUGLAS $ 3 3 H i O E a GENXL^EN. The o nly calf 8.3 S E A M L E S S Shoe smooth Inside. N O T A C K S or W A X T H K l ^ O to h u ^ ^ t^ ^ t o e t, easy as hand-sewed and W I L L D O U G L A S 8 4 S H O E , the original and only hand-sewed welt shoe. Equals cus tom-made shoes costing from $C to $9. _W . L. DOUGLAS 83.50 PO L ICE SHOE. Ealiroad JVIen aud l e t t e r ^ a r r t o r ^ a ll w ear toem^ Is the best Sehoni Shoe to the world. W . L . D O U G L A S 8 1 .7 5 Y O U T H ’S S c h o o l S h o e gives the small Boys a chance to w ear the best shoes to the world. All made to Confess, Button and L m |^ I ^ o t JOHN A. KADEL. AGENT. PORT JEEVIS.JB r p o ADVERTISERS. A list of 1000 newspapers divided into States and Sections wiUbe sent on application PRBE. To those who want their advertising to pay, ___ jffective work than of our select Local List. GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce Street, New York. .ir a , B - a . s i E u e s s O o l l e g - e where successful. No vacations. Students can enter at any time and receive personal in struction. Address for catalogue and full particulars. A. J. WARNER, Prln., Rer Sts., Elmira, N. T. Cor. Lake and Water against nervousness, impure blood, and to do extraordinary work in ridding the result o f effete matter retained in the back aches; the kidneys are dis- be unless the nerves are strengthened, removed. These are the causes Compound removes them quickly, effect, it also strengthens the weak curing all diseases o f the nerves and kid- been realized, try Paine’s Celery Com pound; it gives perfect health to all who complain o f “ their poor backs.” Price S old by D ruggists . S end for I llustrated P aper . principle the kidneys utter their protest resulting constipation. These force them system of the poisons which are the blood. Then the sufferer says the cased. “ Not y e t;” but they wOI the blood purified, and the constipation of kidney troubles, and Paine’s' Celery With its tonic, purifying, and laxative Icidneys, making it almost infallible in neys. If your hopes of cure have not W E L L S , RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors, BURLINGTON, VERMONT. Headstones and MoDiiments manufactured from American Mar bling, and from barren Clark’s Island, Westerly, the Celebrated Quincy and other good Granites. Scotch Granites will be im ported upon order. Orders for Granite Monuments are now received for Spring trade. GALEN BENNET, No. 1 Main street. jpR O O F IS EVERYTHING aud we can produce it if you will only stop and get a sample of oui- AJOMMA BLENE What is it? Why the BEST COEFBB ON EARTH, and we have secured the sole agency for this section through a leading exporting house o f Baltimore, Md. BALCH & CLAWSON, Matamoras. )LAIN SEWING. SOMETHING NEW NEXT WEEK. M bs . W m . B lanfobd ’ s L adies ’ B azaak , N o . 20, P ike S tbeet . fP Y O U WANT A NIC: JL roe shad at rook bottom pi ‘ L. L. BARKMAN’S CENTR. His fresh vegetables just begin to arrive. Get ’em. Imyly .A.Jlk. • XAX-i3X.a.Xi3lf3 OX.O.UrJ2l. Leaves Cai^entets Point 8, 9,10 and 11 a. m., and 1 ,2,3,4, 5 and 7 p. m. Returning leaves Port Jervis &30,9.30,10.30 a. m. and 12 m., a n ' 1.30, 2.30, 3.80, 4.30 6 aud 8 p. m. ^ llEitk SiiALL I GET INI I t deciding tins question — ....... nereci^-^ ■ - NSURED t BEEUita call and fook a tllic apenai, the Northern, the Loudon ./je Orient of Hartford, and the \ .-■ire & Marine of Boston, also LUe anu Acumem, utonranoe and Beat Estate bought, sold or rented. a. A. PISHKK. aB,0 5WaBMOo» Building,Port Jer- L ilD e x x t i c i t . ;brook Building. Office Dental £. T. LA ID L E Y , iq 5 Pike Street, - - Creegan Block. D Strictly P ure D rugs , M edicines and C hemioalb . Fine T oilet A etioleb , S oaps , B eushes and S ponges . The B ebt P eeeumes ob tainable, noted for their fine and lasting qualities. Trusses and Shoulder Braces. A large variety Blank BookB,Tablets,Pads,WritingBaper & Envelopes Special attention given to the compounding of Prescriptions and Fau^y Recipes. apr^ldw\ JJEN T ISTliY . X3r. jbkCesbcSL, St. John’s Building, up-town, practices DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BEANOHES. Office hoars from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. SANITARY SHEATHING f o r HOUSES ■ V « r . A . T J E S I ^ I » n . O O M '- , This sheathing is lined with asphalt and will last as long as the building uj placed. It will not other Y§rnitaffi9 bo : ^ ^ ^ is kind^in the market.\ Sainplea', prices and descriptive wanted. MICA ROOPING COMPANY, 73 Maiden ler vermin do ers of M edal B b a n d ------------------------ P elt , the only waterproof article o f th circulars sent on application. Agents Lane, N. Y. DAVID BENNET, ’ the most reliable Fire s Companies, T H E EQ U ITA B L E ACCIDENT ASSO CIATION OP BINGHAM T O N , N . Y. T H E EM P L O S I5S L IA K IL IT T ACCI D E N T OOMP.ANY, B E L IA B L B INSUKANCE PO E HORSES. T H E O L D R E L I A B L E N E W Y O R K L I R E IN8UBANCE COMPANY. Office St. J o h n ’s Block, B R O N X S T R E E T , - JPOKT J E R V I S . SHORU-HAND, WRITING. Safes Over 42,000,OOOLM ){a$0WTELY j p J T i t E P r e p a r e d Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per Gallon. ■■ Highest ^rade of Excellence. Sold Under Guarantee. Any Building Hot Satisfac torily Painted,will he Be-Painted Free of Cost. F O R S A L E B Y MALVEN. GORDOH & CO. B y ifW R iN e E R ^ \ ^ EMPIREtelioli iSolid W h ite Rubber E o II p W ears Loneest.*fE« Smoire W . Co., Auburn, X. ■ •fTITANTED-AGENTS TO SOLICIT TV Indemnity (Preferred) Insurance. |25 a week at a cost of $6 each year. For Terri tory and terms address J ohn S. P dbdy , Seo’y, 21 Park Bow, N. Y. City. The Toy the Child Likes Best —IS T H E - “ ANCHOR” F. Ad. Bichter & Oo., 310 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. ^R. JAMES J. MILLS. DENTIST. jj^KASTUS SLAOtiON’S fdVHRV, SALE ANDRXG H A N GB ------ STABLE ------ ' NO. m MAIN STKBKT. Adjoining the Park Hotel. Horsea and Cam* .^es let at reasonable prlQ8» ^W O N G WAHLLB, No. 82 Pike St. CHINESE LAUNDRY ■ irst-class jaundry work. All Mr from friends In China, at that defy competitioi C H I N E S E L A U N D R Y . A ll Mnds of t e a s —ina, at prices lompetition. x i ’TORNEy & COUNSELOR AT LAW Parnum BuUding, Port Jervis. n o t a r y p u b l ic a n d n e w JBR SEY COMMISSIONER. ^ E j TON BENNETT*. a t t o r n e y a n d COUNSELOR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Si'John’s Block’ Front St., Port Jervis, N .T r ECKLE’S SHAVING AND HAIR JLi* cutting Establishment In the ve my personal attentn onnectiou with my biismes ------- FINE b a t h boom s ------- »Vith hot and cold water supplied re adyfor use at all hours urom the opening until the mosmg Of the anopa. L. EOAL££.Prop. YOUR FISHING S t . J O H N ’S D R U G ST O R E [U p - T o w m ] fC E CREAM AT ADOLPH OTT’S, A ICE CREAM PARLORS, 123 JERSEY a VE. Parties or families ■»— — night. Both price and quai laiity guaranteed to 24jui6m J^UMBER 1 LUMBER I GILMAN sell's LUMBER cheaper than any ae else, and better. S H I N G L E , L A T H an d C A S IN G S CUT TO O R D E R . D O O R S , F L O O R I N G , E T C ., E'XC., hips by carload or in large or small quanti- ! by h eight. ALFRED GILMAN, G idmam ’ s D dpot . n . y . ^ CARD FROM HON. T. J. LYON. ased to anno friends that improved that 1 will bi ties of my profession i e to resume the du- the courts. ■ 1 -will 3 my friends, and all call upon me, upon every ng to my profession, and _______ ____^ation follows, I will make no charge. X wiu also make a specialty, of all „ ------- 1 give c< hers who may call question pertainini wheremere noo litigitigation n li follows, I -harge. X win also make a sp ------- __ kinds of collections, and where 1 fail in col lecting there will be no charge for professional irvices. My office will be at my house, No. 21 Sussex t., until further notice, where I may be — J ''''UTS Of the day an4 THOS. J, LYON. f IVERi', SALE AND EXCHANGE X j s t a b l e . PIKB SraBBT, O fpositb O bangh SqUABH. H . G. POBTEK, B botbietob , IJ. A Bnohanan’s old stable.] Conveyances w every description lurnislied at short notice. Prices reasonable. Telephone call No. 21. C. E BARKMAN, wUl be pleased to; see his [friends at 3 . 0 3 E » i l s e S t r e e - t , where he has constantly on hand a fine assortment of GBOCEKIES, VEGETABLES, FISH, FKHIT, OOHFECTIOHEKY,. N e n fohiatel, Sw e ltzer, ban S a g o a n d D a ir y Cheese. Home Hade Canned Fruit a Specialty.
