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FORT JSB V IS DAILY U m O N . f n i D A Y 2VJBNIN«, BISOEMBER i B ffisiB S E J sS S fjbe ^3aily W tiitm . mi>A-Y DEOEBBEK a , 1SS8. I-.XCKI't 'il'.n ’ '• ITcprlrror^ OV'PIOS. FAK-M^t BtJXLDIIJ*^. PIKK STRKKT Cures Coughs, CoMs^ _________ Hoarseness, A sthm ^ Brouehitis, If^ O Croup,Inci pient Con-|;py U l l l l sumption, and relieves Consump- t i<eltvprp.t Sent by mail for |5 a year. T he T ei -S tateh Uirro'i weeSiy, l« J rwp .I evi-ry Thursday morning Tern\ Sl.'^lppr ypar. sirlctly m a,tvanpp. Orders b> maU tor saoscrlptlon nr tilverdsln.r address TRI-STATJKS FRINTINii tCJ., F ort tive Persons. 25 cents. , m o K E \S % Z fl!o ,,. URETTES for Co- , At «il druggist*’ Haiiei 15 Foils. “I have l>een a great sufferer from SuS'i l»«‘gan ta k i n g T u t t ’s P ills I erin now digest any k in d of food, net e r l>:lt e a lu adaelse. a :u lliav e g a in - SOLD KTERYW HERE. Office, 44 Murray St., 2few York. CHERRY M A L I PHOSPHITES IS t K e f i n e s t s t i m u l a n t a n d B E S T A P P E T IZ E R IN T H E W ORLD. It contains \Wild Clier^ Juice, Malt an wHch is really a wonde: [nation and exerts a nflnence in aU -weak, exhausted an )us conditions. It stunnlates the a] wssists the digestive functions and git ife and vigor to the body and brain. tt your appetite is p oor,try it tt y o u h a v e th a t all-gone feel ing, t r y i t . tf y o u cannot sleep, try it. if y o u are nervous try It. If y o u h a v e indigestion,try it If y o u are exhausted, t r y i t It contains blood making and dnciplesnciples too i pri t a m me exhausted conditions tizengthen the system. Oruggists at $1 per botth lO O T T & BOWNE, C hemists , N ew Y ob ’ .Jiausted conditions from »nse, both in adults and children, it } •eminently calculated mild For sale !6, and lisa •whatev* in, i t } ISKfEilS CURE gii-ii Headache and Tellere all the trouble# lact* n-« ; '.as bilions state of the system, such m D1& i / ,: ti. Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating. 8ICK Ktisd£Che,yet Cartc-r*sLittle Liver Pills axo.-.i..-..y valuable in Constipation, curing and prerentiog this Annoying complain'i., while they also correct »i -urders of the stomach, stimulate the lives *■ , date the buwelf E fen if they only c s r ^ HEAD Acnc they womd bealmoetpri-ittitss to those w Suffer from this distressing <.-i)niplaint; but for uately their goodness does not cad here, and th< wti'j oi ce try them will find these little pills vain- K (. 1 . in so many ways that they willnot oe willing te JO Without them, Bui after all sick head ACHE In «:Sel)ane <.-f «.• amw i'ves that here is where w* tflsir. our gi'.'hi. boa^t. Our pills care it wMv oth»'’3 CO not. Litr by druggists v. (,rv'\ rt*. or fc.'i-1 by m*:!. CARTER WI:DIC’JHE C0„, Vorfr )lease A N E W in d u s t r y . We have read, from time to time many interesting papers published in the leading journals on work for woiren ; such as raising poultry, bees, caring for silk worms, etc., writes a eontribut'^r to the Jfaiionat i'toclcman, but never 3 »et have we heard any woman, excepting one, raising pigeons. Durinir the summer I visited a farmers’s wile in the State of New Jersey who cleared forty dol lars a month raising pigeons. After being there a few days there seemed to me to be no work which carried with it such great advan tages as the raising of pipons. The woman made a comfortable income from that portion of the farm whieii would not yield anything in the way o f crops. There For Bilious and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach. Sick Headache, Giddiness, j I e xf>'Timont»d, ilie past aea.“OD, w i-.ii jfoiir (liffamii, fvriiliz' TR oii pnthtoe'!, wiili tb « foibitvino: resiuU s ; The experimenla} plat contained a c r e s . The s o i l i s a g r a v e l l y lo a m , '•■■u , fubgpil of blue clay. It is quite level, a- in o li n e c t a lit t l e to th e so u th . T h e - j was tnriipd late last autumn, and in Ov' spiin-,- t h o r o u g h l y h a r r o w e d . I t h a s )i- «i been rilowed or manured lor fifteen ■i - tw e m y y e w e . N o m a n u r e w a s a p p l i e I iv IMPAIRED DIGESTION; DISORDERED IIVER; ho«Ao6 killer attachment. An c t.n a l j q u a n t i t y o f e a c h k i n d o f f e r t i l i z e r v, ;ii< j a n d a rousing w ith th e r o s e b u d OF HEALTH t h e w A o lo pA i/sic«{ o i e r i r y o f t h e h u m a n fram e , ' T h e s e a re “ lacLs” a d m itted b y tliou-^ands.iu a ll c la sses o f society, an d o n e o f t h e b e s tg u a r a n - tees to t h e N ervous a n d DebiUtated is th a t BEECHAM’S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PATENT MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. FuU directions w ith each Box, P r e p a r e d o n l y toy T H O S . BJBSj Sold by Druggists generalli Agents for the United States, t WILL JAIL BEECHAM^S PILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX. i lSS 75 v !JiSl^,-Al “ 1 - - 1 ? Strew n e v e n ly in a n eq u a l nu m b e r .if rows, bach section covering exactly un». fourth of the piece. I ’he fertilizers used were Buffalo, Bay State, Bradley’s Potato Special, and Pa cific iGiuano. White Star was the variety of potato planted. The piece was twic.' cultivated and haud-hoeii. The potatoes were large and small, equally mixed, and cut to abo it three eyes to a piece, planted one piece to the hill, and 14 inches apart in the row. The fertilizer was mixed by following in the drill, with the hiller closed up. The seed was covered by baud. To each section was applied 1,000 pounds of fertilizer. The sharp drouths of June and July af fected the crop seriously, and I think re duced it one-half. Potatoes were o f small HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Ererytliml of TMs Year’s Designs. w e re atti'CtimesomeSOObirdsof allcolors «ze, but very smooth, and absolutely no rot. In the quality of the tubers there was not a noticeable difference. The re- aud sizes in the yaids. These were mar keted as they were ready, that is, when they are well feathered aud ju-t before they could fly, at a market in a neiehbor- ing city. Her pigeons seemed perfectly hardy and she informed me that there had never been a disease of any kind among them, and that they were much easier raised th.n poultry and required much less care and feed. The yards were en closed with a wire netting both at the sides and overhead the apertures being just small enough to keep the birds from getting through. The whole care o f that flock devolved on that one woman, and she got through her work among her flock with as much case and rapidity as you or I would get through our housework. Then the outdoor woi'is: was no’ the least beneficial part of it, as she got exercise every day of the year,- that exercise which every woman needs but which few get in their daily routd of bread winning. With such a choice of occupations as are opened to women no one should have no need to ask “what she can do to earn a little money-” PRICKLY COMFREY. In view of the interest excited in Prickly Comfrey as a forage plant, brought out at the recent Farmers’ Institute at Newburgh, the following from a recent bulletin from our State Experiment Sta tion will prove of interest: SYMPHYTUM A8PEEBIMUM. Prickly comfrey : This forage plant, although it bas been for some time before the public, has not until recently attracted much attention. For two years now it has been grown at the Station and yields a good crop of three or four cuttings per season. The plant is propagated from root cuttings and is easily careil for, but needs a well manured, rather moist, soil to yield tne large crops. The plant is very nitrogenous but the leaves are o f a leathery nature and do not seem suited for making into hay. As a forage plant for soiling, when extensive farming is practiced, it is recommended, bat for the general farmer It ia 1*‘9S adapted. Chemical composition,—The analysis ot the plant in the green state is about as below; la oae ron Per cent la.t'OO ibH.) lbs. Water 84.36 1,697 2 Asll 245 49.0 suit of yield was as follows: Barge. Small. Bradley 1501-2 bu. 311.2bu. Pacinc Gnano 147 S3 4-5 Buffalo 1051-2 45 3-5 Bay state 13912 • 15 4 5 1811-2 bu. The { o'.atoes were assorted in the field, all by the same men, and all were accu rately weighed. Last year I experimented with nine dif ferent kinds o f fertilizers, but the rot was so treat t’aat no definite conclusions could be derived, except to discard altogether the Common Sense, Dole and Powell’s Chemicals. more badly than th*e other kinds, tubers were completely covered with ri spotsi so that in one-third of an acre tLi ,^-while 'those on not rotten, were smoi The Pacific Guano seemed to give quite as good re.sult as any, yet there was not a marked difference between Bradley X. L., Bowker’s Hill and Drill, Bowker's Potato Special, Bay State, Buffalo^ or Pacific.—N. A. Briggs in Oounirj/ QenUe- very curious result followed with well’s. While the potatoes did not rot “ the mpletely covered with that in one-third of an a not probably one bushel o f good table potatoes, —’ ---- Photo Oases, Work Boxes, Pressing Oases, Ouff Boxes, Shaving: Oases, Glove Boxes, Handkerchief Oases, Oollar Boxes, Manicure Sets, Shaving Sets, Ink Stands, Oard Oases, Oigar Oases, Whisk Broom Holders, Thermometers, Out Glass Bot- ties, Toilet Bottles, Etc-, Etc. A bottle of Edenia will make a valued and useful present. f good 1 each side, that looth and nici every Ibomlnolds _.’ude liber Mir.rogen-free extract T22 Albuminoids digested The iUmois W atch Company g u a r a n te e t h e ir 15 Jeweled /■WUSTED WATCHES me Bailva; Test. Brow-racKlng pains assault him. Sick headache! But ere long comes euse. His stomach settles Into peace. Within his head the throDblngs cease- Plerce’s Pellet never fan him! Nor will they fail anyone in such a dire : 5 ^ pre-’icament. To the djspepiic, t i e bib ious and the constipated, they ai-e alike “ a friend in need a friend indeed.” ■ Ayer'd Cathartic Pills contain neither \ c ilome' nor any ■ > 1116 ?injurious substance. , They stimulate the appetite and rtguiate , the bowels. O v e r N ia f ja r a F a l l s The spectators at Niagara Falls were I horrified yesterday to see a green object I Btait down the rapid? aud plrinue ov^r the ! falls. Being picked up it was found to be !- liottle of Kemp’s Balsam the best cough care, which had been dropped by a chad leturning trom a drug s.ore The mother grief at the lo^s ot her child was not last ing, as she went and bought another bot- X H E UONJIX-BEE. A Connecticut editor sapiently says: The honey-bee is a regular merchant. It cells combs for a living.” Chas. F. Geer, another Connectient gentleman from Norwich, sells Tutt’s Liver Pills, lem, too. “All my custom- ;s,” who use them i the greatest satisfaction at their eff( That is true of every one, and in i section. _______ Blood tells,” We may not be able to infuse royal and noble blood into a man's veins ; but we can do bettea ; we can ex- peljfrom them, all impure and poisonous humors by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Pure blood is the best kind of royal blood. k T s T T n e T H E NE'W Q U IN I N E . Good Appetite, New Strength, Quiet Nerves, Happy D a y s, Sweet Sleep. A POWERFUL TONIC. MONDON’S Post-Office Pharmacy, nSTeart 3 0 © c r t o ^ E ^ o s t-O f fice. LADIES’ WARM LINED Shoes and Slippers ' liii 6 § and Liquors for tlie SoMap. Chi i*^tHm8 is ahno.8t h e re an d i t is a tim e w h e n every b o d y sh o u ld be tray a n d testive In o r d e i to be so It Is n e c e s s a r y t o h a v e t h e f u ll an d p u r e o u lntessen c e o f hap. piness in th e w a y of PUFfE WINES AND LIQUORS. My stock in this line is now complete, among which may be iound UA A VH 56 SV K NGLANO KI^Vl, PITRE OJ.H BR a N - 1 HM -, EOREIGN ANH O M E'^TtC, IN CLUDING A L L TH E LKAD- r.\G BP.AND.S. ■w iixrE is o f lETTiSie-sr Foreign a n d D o m e stic Olaret, INCLtTDING ZINPANDBL AND OTHER WELL KNOWN BRANDS. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS A T W H O IBSA L E A M , TO BE FO M D IK A T. J. CARTY, NO. 7 BALL STREET. N E A B P I K E .STREET, PO R T .TRRVIS, H o l i d a y G o o d s AT COOK’S DRUG STORE. An 'entire new stock of articles suitable for Christmas Presents. Elegant Plush Dressing Cases, Manicure Sets, Shaving Oases, Cuff and Collar BoXes,'Mirrors, Photograph and Autograph Albums, Pa- peteries, Toilet and Cologne Bottles, Choice Perfumery and Cologne, Writing Desks', Lap Tablets and the newest designs in Stationery, Outclass Inkstands, Paper Knives, Cigar Oases, bmoking Sets, Ar tist’s Materials, etc., etc. A very large assortment of Pot Ponrri and Kose Jars; also Cenu- ine Japanese Tea Bose Leaves in boxes or by the ounce in bulk. StocKLarpmiia iore Gomite M Eye? Before, and at prices much lower than those of former seasons. C O N D E N S E D T I M E T A B L E . T i m e o f t l i e D e p a r t u r e o f T r a i n s f r o m P o i t Je r v l R —A d o p t e d D e c . 8 . W ESTW Aim. ^ A I N 97, 6.10 a m—Way Freight, dally except Sunday. Stopping a t backawaxen and all stations on the uonesdaleBianch. TRAIN 95,7.10 a. m -W a y Freight, dally except Sunday. Stopping a t all stations on Delaware Dlvl. gonesaate ana ail pomia en lino « w jouung vauey TRAIN 11,2.03. p. m -D elaw arc Valley Express, dally except Sunday. Stopping at all way stations to Eornellsvfile. TRAIN 27.6.42, p. m—Mountain Express, dally ex cept Sunday Stopping a t all stations to Eackawaxen ■radH^npsdale. , . . TRAIN 5.8.06 p. m-ChIcago and St.LouIs Limited, dally, Pullman sleepers to CWcago. St. Lonis, Gley^ land, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Stopplne at CalU- coon, Snsquehanna, Binghamton and principal points . . Y»r flrupgists rec*^pt o f p r ice, K_ASK jl NE CO., 163 Duane St., New York Igewood 1 ________ a t Greyconrt for Newhnrgn and N. Y. & w. B. R. B. TRAIN 2S—7.42 a. m—Msnntaln Express, dally ex ceirt Svinday. Stopping a t way stations to Snffetn and * ^ T ^ I N 4*, 9.23 a. in—St. Louis Limited, dally.’ Stop ping a t Middletown, Goshen, Greyconrt. Tamers, ' TRAIN 93, 10.10 a', m—Milk, dally. Stopping at Middletown, Goshen, and stations on the Pine Island '’ t r a i n 6.12.15p.m ~ W a y ,dally. Stopping at all itatlons.wlth close connections a t Greyconrt for New- TRAIN 10.2.18 p m -Sonthern Tier E.xpress, dally ex< e pt Sunday. Stopping at Middletown, Goshen, Turner.'', Greycourt, Tuxedo ana Paterson. TKAIIS .30, 114 p. m -W a v , dally except Sunday, '^topping a t all stations, with connections for New- ”T f ;i.lN SPECIAL K. 4 35 p. ni - S'U'lay only. Stop- T?lAlN*18,^5!?3’p. m -M llk, dally. This train carries passengers only as lar as Goshen. TRAIN S. 817 p. m -N e w York Express, dally, stopping at Jliddietown, Goslien. Turners and Pat- “ ■ ’lets on sa - ------- - - ' \ — iweat ami ___ For any ticket office. K ^ n o a n a Affdress on ^ « ----- e HAVEN .A ss ’ d tJen. ^ass. ‘ rs •’ 1 ^ 7 ANTED. A tfw f.'t?ntlt;meu can be aeeom m o w ith p le a s a n t r o o m s a n d good b o a r d In p: fam U y a t 28 P e n n s y lv a n ia a v e n u e . 23; PERSONAL. A young lady of seventeen summers, highly educated, refined, and of prepcs- fiSESIng appeaiaiHK,desires to form the ’ ■*• quaintance oi some nice j oung man, whom . he would advise, if troubled with * itepsia, to use that; great blood p ' .-‘Ulphur Bitters. great blood puiil ■ \x r .\N T E D — r e l i a b : __ _______ y ? iind trav e llin g salesm e n . P o s itio n s ) p e r m a n e n t . Special I n d u c e m e n ts n o w ; f a s t-1 selling speoialtlea. D o n ’t delay. S a lary 1i S tart. BROW N BROS., N u r s e r y i r - ” ” ■ “ Sts., fast-il>y w earing ro m j i.i-llad o n r .o B a c k a c h e 18 a lm o s t I m m e d ia t e ly r c li e v a u o u t o f C a r t e r ’s S m a r t a m i B a c k a e h f ••lusters. T r y -..l i b e f r ' fro m im iu ■ E C Z E M A ITCH ' A larg e n u m b e r of very DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, ran g in g in p r ice from $800 to $1,200. P O R T J E R V I S , M O N T IC E L L O & N . Y T im e o f t h e D e p a r t u r e o f T r a i n s f r o m E r i e j S t a t i o n —A d o p te d D e c . 3 . NOKTHEEN TKAIKB. , 2—Leaves p o r t Jervis a t 12.85 P. M, and arrlvob Montlcelloat2.C5P.M. No. 4—Leaves Port Jervis a t 6.45 Monticelloat7.45P. M. BOOTHHEir TBJLKie. 1—Leaves Montlcello a t 7.40 A .» Port Jervis at 9.00 A. M. No. 8—Leaves Montlcello a t 8.5'i P. ’ 1. and arrives In P o r t Jervis a t5.niP.M . Trains 1 and 2 will r un dally, Sundays excepted. Trams 3 and 4 will run Wednesdays and Saturdays Connection with Erie trains a t Port Jervis. S.45 P . M, and arrive*! L. M, and arrives In saU devices 01 r^ i p i L ^ c z M a .'U f lies are great.\ , matter now obstmace or long standing. it p o tent,) Bridgeport, Ot. i „ffeotlve and coats h ut a trltte. ' luau-i's. Try 25 cTPiB. I ^ o f first class Dwellings ;y, *SCALY, SKIN TOK- j ------- and TURES. j ; Good Faying Business Properties, WM. K. McCOEMlCBL No, 101 Pike street, Port Jervto, N. Y. J m T liB C l l V - E D I 3 DOZEN ST BUTTON AND a N :' \ . 1., riHOBS $1.B0 P A IR. MEN'S KANGAROO AND ALUGATOK,! Button and Ball a t Low Figures. ftir“RUBBKRS AND ARCTIC'S BEPAIM e B # . R H W B f, 1 0 1 P m S I Sales Over 42000000 , , lbs. fio N G M A N - ^ J#“X a RTINEZ. P r e p i a r e d P A I W T Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per G-allon. Highest Grade of Excellence. Sold Under Guarantee. - Any Building ITot Satisfac torily Painted,will be Pe-Painted Pree of Cost. FOR SALE BY MALVEN, CORDON & CO. A Y i m O f INSPECTION IS SOLICITED C O O K ’S D liU G S T O R E , C orner op P ik e a n d B a l l S treets , - - P ort J ervis , N*. Y. L A D IE S ’ W i r H COLD A N D T E N D E R FE E T C A N F I N D A T K A D B L ’S A F U L L L IN E O P W A R M , L I N E D SHOES IN B U T T O N OR LACE, W I T H OR W’IT H O U T L E A T H E R FOXTNGS. T R Y T H E M . K a d e l ' s IO O P i k e S t , S o l i S S y G S o o D g ! A large and beautiful assortment now on exhibition at E. T. LaMley’s Drug Store, 126 Pike street, C keegan B lock . Among our special attractions are TOILET GASES, WORK BOXES, M A mOUEE 8E l% ':8aA V I N 0 BETS, SMOKING SETS, JAPANESE ROSE JARS, MIRRORS, OOLOONE BOTTLES, PHOTOGRAPH AND AUTO^ GRAPH ALBUMS, WRITING DESKS, PA- PETERIE8, PURSES, OARD GASES, THERMOMETERS, ETC. CHOICE PERFUMERY THAT IS LASTING* An immense selection of Christmas and New Year’s Cards, Gifts suitable for everybody, atnd at prices that are low. Gotam and see them. Ouf Solidky ,Stodk. BE SURE AND SEE IT A GLIMPSE OF FAIRYLAND. JJENRY MAINE, B o o k Binder !. FIKB tlAISjh'Jli! , P O R T J E R V I S , tWEW YORK. We esteem it a pleasure to show our Large and Yatied Assortment of Diaionds, Sihenare, Nofetties,le OF THK l ^ o ’w o s t 3 C 3 o i s i i s - n . s i ------- a n d - ------ THE FINEST GOODS OF THE SEASON, and all suitable for gifts. OUK LOW PRICES MAKE THESE BEAIJTIFDL HOODS ALL BARGAINS. T J GRAY PIKEST a b ALLT. 88 - i - a w I A -A . J F O R T J B K T I 8 , N . 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