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r u s rO M T J E E V 1 8 D A l J u I U K iO W . MOX^UAJf BKOBJM B E Ii 24, L66?S, 1'ltc B a ilg l l it t o n . iViONDA V DECEMBEK til. 18KS fP B U S m i i i h,v*ERY^KVKM?i« ir.VOI'RV SUN proprietor* » ”.a n h . E.'v.RNiTvi m u L D iN H . m u K htk kict dHtv.-)>.d t>y H i l l I Cures Coughs, Colds, H U L b L o 0 Hoarseness, Asthma, Bronchitis, |J Croup,Inci pient Con-|[^|y iJ I S ill sumption, and relieves Consump- ^ V D 1 1 D tive Persons. 25 cents. ^ f |g | | g Msunve LANG^S~cUMB^CIQMiffES for Co* QiaOKCtanh, FrisQlOGts, /talK/rugglsUt OXJIE1.E1 l^alaria, Fever and Ague, Dumb Chibs, Wind Colic, Bilious Attacks, etc. CJtoy prodiice rejftilar, natural evac uations, never g ripe or interfere w itu daily business. As a fam ily metUrine, ilie^ should liave a place xn every iioasehold. Price, 33 cents per box. S o l d E v e r y w l i o r e o Office. 4 4 M iirra - S t.. N. ¥ . w S y YOU SHOTOB trsi Scott sEmulsioi ffO o d L 31dLX7*03f O i l wn HYPOPHOSPHITE9, U i» u sed and endorsed b y F h ysi da n s because it is the best, Ct is Falatabb as Milk. It is three times as efficacious as plab Cod Liver Oil. !t is far superior to all other so-callei Smulsions. ;t is a perfect Emulsion, does not sepa rate or change. !t is wonderful as a flesh producer. ;t is the best remedy for Consumption Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wasting Bis eases, Chronic Coughs and Colds. Sold by a ll Druggists. ^O T T &. BOWNE, C h em ists. N.Y riiarjJxj tuonlng. I’ernis \ji jmi *'' jx-ar. strjcrly lii advance. UrCtM hv mall forculiHcrlf.llon < c ndverilMti'J’ will pieasa address TKI-ST a TES UIUNTING I'O , Uonv .fJtim s, N. V. CARTERS p r » i CURE Sifili Headache and relieve all the trouble* incl* 3< K.t to a billoua state o f the eyatem, »nch m D1*- xiinesa. Nausea, DrowsincBs, Distreis after eating^ Uain in the Side, «fcc. W hile their moat teaarE ■ We ancceaa baa been »hown iu curing SICK Headache,yet Carter'sLittle Liver P illsareeqa*!^ tfalnable in Constipation, curing and preventing tWa annoying complaint, ^11116 they also correct aH disorders o f the stomach, stimulate the liver * regulate the bowels. Even if they o nly cure* HEAD la ^ b a u e o f so mauj lives thathere la where w« sntlta oar great boaet. Our pills cure It whU« othetti do not. Carter’i Little Liver Pills are very small and ssy to takt:. tmu or two pills make a dose. UEalhem. Tn v ials a t xJ5 c ents; live f o r$I. by d x a g g ^ ts everywhere, o r sent by mail. CABTiJR M£1]DICIKE CO., York ©Itjf, The Illinois Watch Company Guarantee their 15 Jeweled ADJUSTED WATCHES Stand tbe Railway Test. irOK aALB BY ALL FIBBT-CXiAbS 3E¥fEI.BRb. T T ir ANTED — EELIABLE LOCAL ? T and traveliln^ salesmen. Positionb- permanent. Special inducements now; fast- selling specialties Don't delay. Salary iroin atari* BKOVVN BROS., Nursei’ymen, Roch- eater, N. Y- lOdSuj . The AVi.r Entjlaud Mediml Journal, eai;t tv“Walea’'!NV'ISIBLESoundDl 8 c for deafnesc, coacentrates soucU wave' J on the drum, and outranks aU devices r • r ofonr&gaandlteposiilsiUtiesaregreat ‘ S ot sals by E. H. WAIJod, Briasoport, Ct N O W AND T H B N IN FR U IT C U L T U R E - MUCH TO B E T H A N K F U L FO R , Mauy Irau groweru of the prebcnt day think they u»vo mucii to contend with in ordt r to realize a proUt i w j j tht ir labor*. If they will permi; me to recall some of the Uifficul ics of their fathers they 'will not be so disposed to complain, and ■vviii appreciate the energy and persevt runee of the old folks and give them due credit for accomplishing so much and paving the way to greater ease for the future gouera tions. Let me recall the time when the culti* vation cf the straw berrry for the New York market v?as confined chitliy to the Oounty of Bergen, N. J. There were no railroads there then, and they had to cart their fruit eithtr to New York, a distance of perhaps 35 miles, or to Eieimont on the Hudson, an average distance of 10 miles. At this point there was a line of sloops which sailed to New York twice each week, wind and tide permitting. As there were no produce commission mer chants the growers went to town and sold their fruit. The fare, in adddition to the freight on the fruit, was one shilling each way, board not included Alany of these growers would leave t. eir teams at the landing, well prxivifled with feed, iu care of one to look after them until their rt- At that time the growers had no crate, such as we now have, nor did they come into use until 1840, when it happened that one Andrew Hopper, a wheelwright, at PdSCack, Bergen counly, had a large ciop of extra fine apricots. Formerly he, like his neighbors, marseted his fruit in any ordinary baskets but he now con cluded to make some baikets of uniform size and pack them in a skeleton crate that te invented. Thiswasdonetoimprovethe looks of the fruit and make it sell for *a higher price. While his crate was m the shop a neighbor, General Acker, entered and began to admire it, and said to Mr, Hopper: “ Andrew, why would not this crate do to pack berries in? I think it will, and it yen will make a few I will try them.” He did so and they sc>ou came into general use all over the country. The baskets then in use were of peculiar make, and reports say thj.t liivy were ir- venttd by some negroes in the county to pick the wild strawberries which grew so freely in that part of the county. They were made of splints and had handles, so they could ou reaching the city be strung on poles and carried through the streets to sell These little baskets were made by the thousand daring the winter by the poor pec pie and sold to the storekeepers at a price ranging from 75 cents to $1 per 100. At the beginning they were intend ec to contain 1 pint, but in time they be came so reduced that it would require four of them to fill a Beecher quart bai- ket. Before jiacking these basketa they tied a leaf of some hardwood tree over them to keep out the dust and, in case of au upset, to keep the berries in. Previon s to the invention of the crates they packed these little baskets in large ones, then called “ hampers” containing several hundred each. The crates referred lo were made to contain from 150 to 300 each, and only a few of them were made with lids. The number each contained was placed on a slip of paper pinned to basket handle. The price paid for picking in these baskets ranged from 75 cents to $1 per 100 baskets. The average number for one day’s work would not be more than 200, yet fometimes one could be found that could pick 300 in one day. In due time a line of steamboats v/as gtarted on the Hudson which touched at Saeden’s Landing, a point some miits nearer than Piermoiit, which proposed to be much more convonieut, as they could then make daily trips to the city. Out of th s new arrangement came another—the introduction of the commission merchant, who made daily trips with the boat, and at each landing would go ashore to receive from the growers and pay for the fruit sold ou a previous trip. Soon after the starting of the boats a railroad was built near this teotion which charged 83 cents per 100 baskets frekht ou berries; then an additional charge o- 7 cents per 100 for carting from Jersey City to the stores in New Ytrk. This charge was considered a larger one than ma». y were willing to pay, au a lew LTowers clubbed logetner and Lired teams lu cart and deliver them to the dealers tor 30 cents per 100, This plan, tbougii, v/as abandoned atier tm, second season, and all were taken to the railroad ; but some of ’he old farmers thought there wasmucu risk to run m the deiivei-y of the fruil, for, as they said, “ P o one goes with it to look after it.” So, in o 'dtr lo quiet their fears on this point, the merchants nould take a passenger train that would reach the station in time to receive the fruit from the farmers and pay them for a prev.ous conBignment in cash, for there were no banks near them where checks could ne cashed. At one st'.iion on this road the acent was !. L ze okl feliuvv, who re|u8cil '.u lu - load thx! rf. lum oars fJ empty packagxf, load the I run. or even take a record of the amounts reieiveel, and demundei <’f th<' dealeis to come into his office and give him the number of crates .'id basketa 1 hey hmi received. OniMlay ho was in.- f.trlinent fu f>no of the leading iToeiveLs, who IViused lo do hia bidding nay longer, e‘id lum that he had paid his nassage ou The tr.dus, wan iu no w’ay indebted to him e»r the road, and for She future if the agent wealed his account he must come oat t-> the cars and get it. This refusal broke it up. Now look at the origiual mode of luark- etii g the blackberry and bucklebarty, so one can see the difference. Growers who now cultivate acres of blackberries at d have ail the toaveniences requisite for so doing can with difficulty realize that at one time we had no cultivated ones—all grew wild. Tnere were two kinds, the dewberry, or low bush, and the high bush varieties. The plan ot c.>lleetmg them was this: Certain persons would drive through the country and buy them from the pickers ; then, after measuring them, would throw them into boxes and ship them to the city, where on being sold they would be remeasured to the purchas- Oae c.'in only imagine the condition these berries would be in by the time they reached the consumer, but this custom was continued for years. The demand for boxes to ship them in was so great that one dealer nad a large number made of a length equal to the width of the wagon body, and of a width to pack neatly In the wagon, bo that no one tier could be laid across the other v/ithont fear of bruising the fruit in the lower ones. They weie made about four inches deep, and for years were the leading box use. But another change was soon made, for one Morris Cohen, residing in Hc- token, frequently received small boxes of fruit with the number of quarts the boxes contained marked on slips of paper laying in them. He found no difficulty in sell ing this fruit at a large advance over the others just as it arrived, so he invented quart Ixixes for tliis puiposf. He ordered se veral thousand of them, made at a cost of six cents each, independent of the ccate. The fruit was picke*. direct in these boxe.^ and on their arrival he was suprised to realize bow much more money they would sell fc r than in the old boxes. Other dealers noticing his success did the aame thing, then the old boxes were done away with I am pleased to state that these two gentlemen ere yet living and enjoying ood health. p j f Z i P i RENOVATING HORSES, A liiuiilh to g i'i s ■will \T< rk ,i v,-, nrr..us chrtiij:;c with u horse v/lncii i; {(.vi.-mh aini gfliiHi; st’( d Wc u-^cd to lurn i.ur h(.r*cK 1 lit 1,1 night, and i.> c|, ih< m in the ' etai'k, if uotut work, uuii) g tbe Jjyliu.e. i Tlii-y would r.,L<-w Itunovlve’. in Uns H m i J m m j For Bilious and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in sumach. Sick Headache, Giddfnes^ Hike ad the lever out ot them , Fulness, and Swelling after Meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss ol w i . . . . .. ,m ,Ty ,.. 4 ,I : fed grain lor n.in-e timn a year, witiiuht l TWENTY MINUTES. This is no fiction. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one Box of these - ,. . . ^ J Pills, and they will beaehnowledged to be a WonderfulMedicine,-**Wotih. aguineaabox.”- cnunt'c, tae ^rain Cioert not .‘•teiu to l:a^ej BElSCHAM'SPII,I/S,tal£;eiias<lirected,-vvillquickly»'«««ore/*emar«;«tocompletelieaIth. Fora the (licet o f hUstuiDiu;!: the that it Tiiiiti o f tU e l>ej>a.rturt, of'Xralurt f io o ! I'ox t ,itii via—Adoptt t( L . 3. •Vr.8'rwax;l> does litter eating eivt-s. The chunge is in the uck of ce'Hiplele digestion and k'^eim- ilation. Tne storuacli bevomes more leas mflame'i and conge.''ttd, atd the food f-asses tiuoiigli it and is not absorDCiA and matie icto ucw blood. There i» no sort of economy in this sort of mauagemeiu, us food is wasted and the horse is not beuefitlttl. Increasing the amount of grain will not rcmtdv the trouble, as the hoise has too much al ready. Any horse* should have a le.'st of a few days when turned to grass, but after it has become used lo vhe new diet it may be worked carefully. It should be driven slowly, for it will heat up rapidly, and as it cannot g-1 rid of the water in its syste“ by evaporation fast enough it will swe WEAK STOMACH they ACT L the musculi The.=<* nt-p. •' IMPAIRED DIGESTION: DISORDERED LIVER; lloiis 'Vest. TRAlK 97, ti.lii a in—Way Freight, ttally except Sunday. Sixpping a t i,acl:awas.ea and all aiatlons on tlio -.ooesrtalp B'ancli TRAIN 95,710 a. m-W ay Fndgtit. dally except Sunday. Stopping at all stations on Delaware Divi sion to Deposit. TrtAlH 1,13.25 p, m—Day Express, dally. ScopplOK t Lackawaxen, CalUcoon. Hancocii, Deposit and aU irlnclpal points west.. Vullman p 'rior car .a t o n e d . Agents for the United States, toho. (if t/M ir druggist does n o t k eep them,) -------------- WILL MAIL BEECHAM’S PILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CENTS^A. BO^ Ually excepc’suaday; Stopping ac all way atattozu to HornellBviiie. TEAllT 5J7, a.42, p. m—Mountain ExpreBs. dally ex cept Sunday Stopping at all stations to hacKawaxea tnd H«^n®8oaIe. \'RAIN\ 5.8.(?6j Wines and liqnors for the Holidays. , . ion fast enough it will sweat profusely. If it did not it would die. The herse, fed grain and full of fever and congestion, has no water in its b« dy, com paratively, and of courte it can stand hard usage The truth is, cows and all ani mals would freeze in winter if they wer< in the same physical condition they are ii during the summer-when fed on grass While this is true it is neverthekss a nc- that all animals should have this la is almost here a: to be so It la m PU R E N/VINES AND L IQ U O R S . My stock in this line is now complete, among which may be found lancoi KASTWABD. TRAIN I'i. 4.50 a. m—Chicago Express, dally. S ping at Middletown and Paterson TJB a IN 16. 6.30 a. m—Orange Oounty Express,di It GreycourC Zor NewL indN. V.& ' E. R. E. -------------- - . ' J. m—1 C L U D I J iG A L L T H E L E A U - ’'ING BKA2?33S. TRAIN 3S—7 43a. m —Miitnntaln Express, dally ex cept Sunday. Stopping at -way stations to SuSetn asd at Paterson. T r a i n 4 , 9.35 a. m—St. Louis Limited, daily. Stop- Ing at Mludletown, Qoshen, Greyconrt, Tamers, uxedo and Paterson, TRAIN 9i. 10.10 a. Mlddletow branch iity that all animals should have this - ^ __ _ __________ T x r I J ^ T E : .s o f : s - v : s i 5 - ^ BASS’ ALB, GUINNESS’ STOUT, y ILWAUKBB BBEK, H08EHT SMITH’S ALE, FOREIGN ANI) DOMESTIC GHAMRAGNE, IMPORTED GINGER ALE. The Oft Told Story Ih'inal nicrit'j <>I Hood s eiinfirini d hy the volun- « epi Smday^^ stopptag at^M ^irtown, Goenen, TRAIN 80,^14 p! m —wav, dally except Sunday. Stopping at all stailonn, wlih connecElons for Eew- ■I’B a IN s p e c i a l E, 4.33 p. m—Sunday only. Stop ping a t all stations. TRAIN 18,5.05 p. m-M ilk, dally. This train darries lasseogers only as lar as Goshen. Of t h e peculiar Tuedh'iiial nicrit'j <>I Hood s thousands ivlio liave tried Sarsaparilla is fulli’ tary testimony t it. Peculiar in tlie eomhination, proportion, and preparation of its ingredients, peculiar in the extreme care with which it is laret, ufi, Hood's Sarsaparillc accomplishes eure.s where o ther preparations entirely fail. Pecu- r in the unequalled[ualled goodood nameame i tt hasas madeade home, which is a *‘tower of strength abroad,” peculiar lu tlie phenomenal sales g n i h m F o r e ig n a n d D o m e s t i c INCLUDING ZINPANDEL AND OTHER WELL KNOWN BRANDS. FOREIGli AND DOMESTIC CIGARS ILSE TO BE PO U N D IN A It has attained. Hood’s Sarsaparilla T. J- spirits, and my head t popular and successful medicine B public today for purifying the a appetite. ; and lovf a also had eczema ou the back of CARTY, NO. 7 BALL STREET. N B A B P I K E STB.BET, P O R T J E R V I S , gOO( t : ho huckleberry was gathered in the same way and shipped in any size box the laifttr might pick up. I well remember receiving them in shoe boxes that con tained several buste's each. These were the pui chaser, but the lure created so much, ti i- satisl'actioo on the part of the cunsi^ that a box was larts ; these boxes had open tops, v/itti single crosspiece, which prevented one om falling in on the other, and also handles also measured to the pui chaser, but I difference in measure created so much, v. '’\“■■''\tion '' on the part of the coasigaor box was made to contain just KJ tea had open tops, v/itti preve them’ by. y to the present but the ms j rity are so small that contain only from 8 to 13 quarts my head and neck, which was very annoying. I took one bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, a nd I have received so much benefit that I am very g rateful, and 1 am always g lad to speak a good word for this medicine.” M r s . J. S. S n y d e r , P ottsvllle, Penn. Purifies th e Blood Henry Biggs, Campbell Street, Kansas City, had scrofulous sores all over his body for fifteen years. Hood’s S arsaparilla completely cured him. Wallace Buck, of North Bloomfield, N. Y„ suffered eleven years v/ith a terrible varicose ulcer on his leg, so bad that lie had to give up business. He was cured of tlie ulcer, .and also of c atarrh, hy , to carry style c f bt X is used largely time, but the ms j rity are This Hood’s Soldbyalltlruj by C. I. HOOD > 1 0 0 S a r s a p a r illa Doses One Dollar H o lid a y G o o d s A T COOK’S DRUG STORE. An entire new stock of articles suitable for Christmas Presents. Elegant Plush Dressing Cases, Manicure Sets, Shaving Oases, Oufl 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, Out Glass Inkstands, Paper Knives, Cigar Cases, Smoking Sets, Ar tist’s Materials, etc., etc. A very large assortment of Pot Poiirri and Kose Jars; also Genu ine Japanese Tea JRose Leaves in boxes or by the ounce in bulk. Tickets OB sale a* tbls station for all points West, NorcaweBC and soutUwesc at tne verv loTveet rates of fare For any f nnher information please caU at tbe ticket office. W. J. MURPHY, Gen’l Supt., Jersey City. L. P. FA'-tMER. Gen. Pass A g t , New york, GEO. D b HAVEN AsB’t Gen, Paes. Agt., New Yoric. o. T. SEEDEY, DIv. Pass. Agt., ElmircjN. x. CHA8. H. CLOUGH. I Iv.Pasa.Agt.,lS7 West St..N-Y M. V.HB LLER. Ticket Agent, Port Jervis, N., Y P O R T JXISTXS, M0NXlCISi:.]:.0 & N. Y Tim e o f tlie O e p a r tare of T rains from XIrle S tation—Adopted Deo. 3, SOBTHKES TEAISfS. No. 3—Deavea port J e m s at 13.35 P. M. and arrives MonticeUo at 3.(15 P. M. No. 4-L6aves Port Jervis ac 8.45 P. M, and arrives Menticello at 7.45 P. M. SOUTHBBir TBAXSB. No. I—LeaveaMohtlceUoat 7.4UA. M.and arrives In Port JervlB at 9,(i0 A. M. No. 8—Leaves MohtlceUo at 3.5'J P. M. and arrives In Pdr t Jervis i t o.OB P. M. Trains 1 and 3 will ran dally, Sundays excepted. Trams 3 and 4 wiU run Wednesdays and Sacardays ^oimecUon 'wltb Erie trains at Port Jervis. LADIES’ WARM LINED S h o e s a n d Slippers a.a B o m e 7 e r a ? L V IqT a “ “ 83168 0761 4 2 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 1 1 ) 8 . ‘mber but two persons who still ——— ---------- ’ ’ 3 origimil 16 quart boxes, *1 ■ these boxes J created much dissatisfaction among pur- chasots, and now they demand the:r ship ment m quart baskets, the same as straw - berries. This plan is an improvement, for the fruit cm be shipped out of the city again without damage.—0. W. IdeJ in American Garden. Blixid tells,” We may not be able to infuse roy al and Loble blood into a man’s veins ; but we can do b e ttei; we can ex- pel^from them, all impure and poisonous humors by the use of Ayer’s SarsupsrillA Pure blood is the test kind of royal blood. Over XiagaTE FaUs The spectators at Niagara Palls were horrified yesterday to see a green object start down the rapids and pinnae over the falls. Being picked up it was found to be a bottle of Kemp’s Balsam the best cough cure, which had been dropped by a child retuirning from a drug store The mother grief at the loss of her child was not lasi- ing, as she went and bought another bot- No one snows better man tnobc who have used Carter’s LiUle Liver Pills what relef they nave given wiien taken for djspep.sia\ runs-tipMtii f^ X A R t l N E Z . P R E M . R E D Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per Gallon. ^ Highest Grade \of Ezcellenoe. ■ Sold Under Guarantee. Any Building Hot Satisfac torily Painted,■will he Ee-Painted Pro© of Cost. FOR SALE BY tJUiLVEN, eOlSDON ^ CO. S lK Q .lra. Sia.sia3.es& O o lleg r ts and at prices much lower than those of former seasons. A VISIT OF INSPECTION 18 SOLICITED C O O K ’S D R U G S T O R E , C orner of B ike and B all S treets , - - F ort J ervis , N .Y . LADIJffiis’ W I T H CO L D A N D OKEN- D E B F E E T C A N K IN D A T K A H a RM s H O E 8 IN B U T T O N O B L i F 'tJL L L IN K OK W a B M s L I N .ACK, W I T H O B 'W ITHOUT L K A T H E B B O X IN G S . T B Y T H E M . K abel ' s IOOP ik e S t . 889—T H E W E E K L Y H E B A L D . ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. they nave given when taken iAfi, dizzxuegs, pain in the «id(, ind disordered CATABBH CUBED, A clergyman, after years of aufferin;.! from that loathesomeliesome disease,isease, catarrh,atarrh, and d c vainly trying every known remedy, at last found & recipe which completely cured id saved him from death. Any sufferer om this dreadful disease sendiug a self addressed stamped envelope to Prof. J.A. Lawrence, 88 Warren street, Isew York oity, will receive the recipe free of charge. ___ _ Bu-siness Course, Stenography, Te^etrraphy.. and Typewritir g specialties. Graduates aided in securinir positions. Eleven youufr people- L 1 Headstones and Monuments manniactured from .^.merican Mai- bling, “'nd from barren Clark’s island, \*/esterly, the Celebrated Quincy and other good Granites. Scotdi ezranites tvill be im ported upon order. Orders for Granite i' ’ ouriments are now rcceivec for Spring trade. G a LEM BSHM S T , j^o 1 Main street. Law rem \ I P . Lik'^and Wate > MOTHERS. t and broken c 1 suffei'ii iug teeth? I bottle miWRINGER\\ send at once ana get a bottle of M rs i W inslow ’ s SoaTHiNG S ybd p fob C h u . i DREW T eeth in g . Its value iaincalculauh . I It will relievo the poor little sufferer in id upon it, motuer, about it. Itcuresily - , ALL KINDS OF APPLIANCES FOR INVAUDS„ a, regulates the ston-' r ^ O A C H E S , . i. tjfs^jr'ree. Wo hare discontinued ,, uoiwsaling: by placirff your ^' d with the m^ikers you ca r* I *• e^rul profit’s. Our stashing SAVES I MOST I I I I mediately. I lepen there is no mistake entery and diarrhoea, regulat ache and bowel-s, cures wind i tne gums, reduces inflammation ai tone and energy to the whole syster Mrs. W inslow ’ s S oothing S ybdp foi : C h ildren T j PURCHASE G.EAH I ^-© aSaveshalftbelaboro' L other wringerij, and cosi.‘ but little more. • “ ‘“““ “‘\ “ OOESNOTQREAS ! TlieOlotfie} I Rubber Rolls I - ------- B a rgains aetoj , Goods sold undar a guarui ^ iVee to any point C hildren T eething la pieas;aut to the i *■ 'rji taste, anil the prescription of one of th> , j\ S ffjxtssrar/iffc; sale bv all druggists throughout the world. L U B U R C M F D Price S5cts. a bottle. Broolip ClfiCER iHStMe,, .38 WilUiuyrhby bt., Brooklyn, N . Y. CANCER ¥ e GIALISTS! B o y a l L iq iu id G l u e ’’ mends, brokei. ain a . Glass, W o od, L e a ther, Metals, Fur- iture, etc., with. E v e rlasting Tenacity* old by Grooei-s, Druggists and General R O Y A L GLUE logue. ’cuicr state claes of goods yon wish it fur. LUBUS^C MFO. CO. &4U N o r th E igh t h Htr«et> T b ilod e itthla. X‘su i ot th e knife an J lenee to patient I Sdeolni g B N K Y D U T O H B K , WATCHMAKER ANDJBWELKB: I No.2S’roBt bfireet. ULUC.K8 AND .(RW LRV RR a 1. JEFFREY, M \ to keep posted on tixe .NEWS OF THE ENTIRE WORLD subscribe for the N e w York. W e e k ly H e r a ld . 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