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PLATTSBURGH SENTINEL, PUBLISHED EVERY FBIDA.Y MORNING, In Sentinel Block, Brinkerhoff St., By W. Lansing*Son. «rm«, 11.50 per Annnm, in Advance* Rates of Advertising. One square 1 week, $1.00 I One square I year, $8.00 One square 2 weeks, 1.50 | X column 1 year, 80.00 One square 4 weeks, 2.00 % column 1 year, 45.00 One square 3 mouths, 3.50 % column 1 year, 50.0« One square 6 months, 5.00 | One column lyear.100.00 For other periods in proportion. Twelve lines or one inch constitute a Bquare. Business Oards, not occupying more than one-h»lf of an inch in space, $5 per year. Upon each advertisement should b« plainly writ- ten lae number of insertions required. Legal advertisements published at the rates pre- Oare should be taken tp wri side only of ^teverfsin thenticated by the ATTORNEYS. JOHN 13. RIJLEY, i trTOKNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.- V Winslow's Bloct, Pittsburgh, N. Y. WIL.MEII II. A TTOENEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.— Office, Burroughs' Building, Main St., Cham- plain, Clinton C N Y AND CO roughs' B o., N. Y. HEN BY ©. JOHNSON, A TTOBNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.- A Pittsburgh, N. Y. Office WlnsloWB Block, ~~ Square, opposite tne v. v. <o Onsto :ES TIEBEY, A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office 84 Margaret Street, (over Hagcrly & McCaffrey's), Pittsburgh, Is. Y. HOTELS. Commercial House, WOOERS VILLAGE, N.Y. T.P.FifieW, -__- Prop'r. A GOOD LIVERY ATTACHED. fCarrlage at the depot on arrival of all the PLATTSBURBH SENTINEL trains. Passengers tafcei free of chaige. Mooers, N. Y., April 0,1883. from the depot American House AND EESTAURANT, Wm. ROBERTS, Prop'r. Transient, $1.00 per day. Good Board and Lodg- ing $3.00 per week. t3?~ MEALS AT ALL HOURS. ._& BUSINESS CARDS. Z.C.PLATT&CO., UNDERWRITERS, Blake's Block, Pittsburgh, N. Y. ROYAL CORB1N, A TTOENEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, PlattB- bnrgb, N. Y. Office, in the Bailey Block, Bridge Street, second- floor. Pittsburgh, Jail. 3, 1882. Beckwifh, Barnard & Wheeler, T?5f Str 8id6 ° f the H ar E k 'B A B NA B D , BUY YOUR SILVER PLATED KNIVES, FORKS 41VD SPOORS, 8. l>. WHEKLEB. PA.—*** EB, WJEEI> «& SMITH, A TTORNEYS AND 00UN8ELL0R8 AT LAW, PlattBburgh, N. Y. Office on Clinton Street. PBTEB S. PALMER. SMITH M. WEED, WM.EBNEBT SMITH. J»nnary 1.1882. M OF CHAEGE. wirsrs>JL«o w c . WATSON , Jr., A TTORNEY AND OOUNBELOE AT LAW, Platts- bwrgh, N. Y. Office corner Bridge aud Margar- in the jus. uvoi. UIUIAJIMMC D nw*vi Special attention given to buuim Surrogate's Court. Pl»tteburgh, Jan. 3,1882. A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.- Offloe, Clinton Block, Pittsburgh, N. Y. WiU »ttend to causes in all the Courts of the State and U 8pSa1 t aUention given to collect lone and settle- ment of Estates in Surrogate's Court, *£•>£<>• QIO. L. OliABK. F , -F. HATHAWAY. » . S. 3IOMA8TER8 «fc SON, A TTOBNEY8 AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.- A PUttBtrargh, N.Y. Office over MoHattie's Store. iar-They wiU attend to all business in Surrogate's Court and all other State OourtB. D. 8. McMasters ia U. 8. Commissioner. D. B. MO MASTEBB. FBANK MO MABTKBB. 1 AW ANO COLLECTION OFFICES, ^ REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE & FINANCIAL AGENCIES, CHA8. BE. MOOBE, Attorney and Counselor at Law, 11 Clinton St., Plattsburgh, N, If. 18 NOTARY PUBLIC. HAS A SEAL. Business In all the Courts promptly and carefully Attended to. Real Estate bought and sold. Loans effected. Collections a specialty. Deeds, Mortgages, Wills *nd *11 papers legally and legibly drawn. SUre and Life Insurance placed in sound and reli •ble Companies. Pensions obtained. \PHYSICIANS. D. S. KELMHib, M. DM Ortioo, 5» Margaret ft?»tr©et, \jS3 PLATTSBUBGH, N. Y. T\». F. D. UL1NSJLE* E M conoluded to remain in this town, and can be found »t the old rooms, on Church Btreet, north i SSSSr 6 F»llB l N. Y., April 11,1883. 51m3 OH. E. €2. LOW Homoeopathic Fhy aici&a, *PIiATTSBURQH, N. Y. -eroffice and residence corner of Briukerhoff - aod Oak Streets, south of High School Building. Pittsburgh, April 21, 1882. DR. ED OR!) A. CARPENTER, 7LIMEAN11Cambridge* Mass., |;*TREET CAN BE CONSULTED BY LETTER. « Medicines sent by Mail or Express. This part of my practice will receive special attention. 33 DENTISTS. 'THE JEWELER. r All goods purchased of DALE engraved FBEE 54 BANKING HOUSE —OF— HENRY CLEWS & CO., No. 18 New Street, N.Y. [Next Door to the Stock Exchange.] Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Cotton and Petroleum bought and sold only on commission for cash or on margin. Deposits received. 4 per cent, allowed on dally balances. Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange, N. Y. Mining Exchange, National Petroleum Ex- change, N. Y. Produce Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade. Private wire to Chicago. > O A I ! COAL.! COAL! HARTWELL & MYERS, The old and well-known dealers in coal, are prepare to deliver the best quality of COAL AT TH E JLOWE8T MARKET PRICE. tar~gend in your orders at once. 68 DLATT8BUBGH DOCK COMPANY. Storage, Forwarding and General Commission Business, ROSENDALE CEMENT, CALCINED PLASTER, NOVA SCOTIA LAND PLASTER, if the BEST BRANDS \constantly on hand and for sal*. Plattaburgh, N. Y. T. T. FERGUSON, Architect and Builder, OFFICE AND WORKSHOP IN REAR OF FOOTE'S STORE, Plans and Specifications for all kinds of buildings furnished pn short notice. I am prepared to do all kinds of building in the beat manner, as I keep none but the best workmen, and from long experience in the business oan guar- antee to give to all entire satisfaction. \AMERICAN\ Barb Fence Wire. DR. J. F. BAILEY, 23 ENTIST , PLATTSBURGH, N. T. Office, Sentinel Building, Onstom House Square, opposite the Post-offloe. WEther or Gas administered when desired. NO RUST. NO DECAY. Steel wire, has numerous barbs, effective but n< ' wicked, substantial looking and handsome, W&TBB animals, doea not kink, light in weight, most durr ble, cheaper than board fence, and Btops enow drif ' ig and ailing up your roads. OTBend for Circular. SOWIiJES & EDWARDS , Sole Agent*, Pittsburgh. B.T.MOONEY. D. 0. S. Dental Rooms In Wlnslow't Block, BrinkerboCf St,, Pittsburgh, Where all work pertaining to Dentistry is done in a neat and thorough manner, and warranted to be equal to the best. HfEUier, or Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas) ad- ministered. Prices to suit the times. 46 G. C. RANDALL, D. D. S. • Dental Rooms i n Clinton Block, head of Bridge Street. Dental operations of all kinds performed thoi oaghly and warranted ftrst-claes. LIVERY. IN ALL PARTS OF Clinton County. PURDY'S HARDWARE STORE IS PRONOUNCED TO BE The Cheapest Place TO BUT HARDWARE. R. K. BROMLEY, Livery Stable. OOOD TURNOUTS ALWAYS IN READINESS. Also a large line of IVe w and Second- hand Carriages, Phaetons and Harnesses for Sale. North Side of Court House Park, CORNER OF RIVER STREET, C3 PLATTSBURCH, N.Y. T.HOLLAND. J. F. THOMPS HOLLAND & THOMPSON, FBIDAY MOKNING, JUNE 22, 1883. Scientific Miscellany. —Scientific investigation by Prof. Pon- Lck, of Breslau, has verified the suspicion that all common mushrooms are poisonous. Washing and boiling deprive them of their poisonous qualities in a greater or less de- gree. Dried mushrooms require at least a month of drying, and are not really safe intil after four months, —A natural intermittent spring has re- cently formed in the French Alps. The .vater appears at regular intervals of five and seven minutes, about ten quarts being yielded each time. A singular circum- stance is that one flow of water is lukewarm md colorless, while the next discharge is :old and wine-red. —Prof. Young, in the light of Meyer's calculations, regards it as highly probable that the comet of 1880 was a return of that of 1843. Concerning the comet of 1G68 too little is known to form the basis of a theory as to its indentity. He is quite cer- tain, however, that the comets of 1880 and 1882 are not the same, as they have periods too great to be consistent with such a view. He thinks it more likely that they are moving in nearly identical orbits, with perhaps a common origin in some an- :ient disruption, like that which divided Biela's comet in 1840, —It was asserted by a Brazilian delegate to the Geneva Sanitary Congress that coffee is a natural antidote to alcohol, and that the consumption of alcoholic stim- ulants is comparatively small where coffee is a popular drink, as in his own country. —It is a very general belief that during a considerable fall a person must be asphy- .ated by the rapid rush through the air, which constantly accelerates as the dis- tance fallen increases. The young girl by a leap from a height of about 215 feet has raised a discussion of this subject among French savants. Dr. Bronardeli suggested that asphyxiation may have caused the girl's death before the ground was reached. Mons. Bontemps objects to this view, and points out thai the velocity attained in such a fall must be sometimes exceeded by railway trains, and yet engineers and stokers are never as- phyxiated. Mons. Remy states that 1852 he was shown a native of the island of Oahu who had fallen from a verified height of about 1000 feet with but little in jury, his fall having been broken near the end by a growth of ferns and other plants. The weight of opinion seems to favor the view that, if asphyxia ever results during falls, the distance fallen must be very great. —The old experiment of table-turning has given evidence of an unknown force which has perplexed scientific men and fostered the trickery of charlatans and pro- fessors of the black art. In genuine table- turning phenomena, where the table is too heavy to be turned by the unconscious muscular action of the hands placed upon The Squatter Caught, j Arkansas Traveller. ; The descendant of the old squatter can j be very accommodating at times, but the \ time must be very favorable. His evasion, even of the simplest questions, illustrates a '• peculiar humor, repaints a fancy handed i down to him. The other day, while the j proprietor of a very retired piece of badly j improved propertywas standing at his gate, j a gentleman rode'up and pleasantly bid the j farmer good morning. | \Wait'll I fix this yoke-bow,\ he re- | plied, taking up a piece of steer-harnses j and beginning to whittle on it, \an' I'll! wer yo' interrogation pints. After , whittling awhile longer, he added. \How . are ye?\ j \I'd like to get some information—\ i '•Ain't got none. Never went to school a day in my life, but my son, Nick, is a snorter. He ken gin yer all the inferma- ;ion ye want. He 'lows to teach school lextfall.\ \You evidently do not catch my inoan- ng. I want to know—\ \Tell yo I ain't eddycated. Reckon I could tell a man like you anything he don't know ?\ The gentleman, more amused than an- noyed, said: \You are a prominent man in this community. I suppose ?\ \Now you're hitten me.\ \Take your drink regularly and attend church when you please. I suppose ?'' \I'm a little shaky on the church, but act mighty natchul when drinkin' time comes. The ole woman makes the soap an' 'tends to the church, and we boys run the whisky. But I ain't got a drop \now.\ \Are there any blind tigers in this com- . munity ?\ i \Cap'n it ain't wuth while to fool with PROBABLY NEVER [n the 1 i-tory of propi it*\ rj ne has It tl it I u u 1 1 % = r h I t i i 1 Gils I I \ w blufulr nli- u i> l ec -i tl Hood's o *ll of th Sarsapanlla ^ n titans* t at LIT rut mi Combines the of the ve-cta'. '.o Paint Your Houses WITH F 0. PIERCE & CO.'S PREPARED PAINT.E QUALITY WARRANTED. INSURANCE. derive their greatest medicinal effects with the Ki^t disturbance to the whole sys- tem. In fact this preparation is so well bal- anced in its action upon the alimentary canal, the liver, the kidney, the stoma^li, the bowels and the circulation of the Mood, that it brines about a healthy action of the entire human organism, that can hardly be credited by those who have not seen the re- markable result- that have followed its use. If the Sarsapc,. fda does not prove sufficient- ly laxative, rake a few doses of HOOD'S VEO- rT\i:i.i: TILLS. It is well in all cases of bi:i<-t!Mip«s to take these i ills in connection u nli the Sarsapanlla for tl e first ten davs. That dull, sleepv, sick feeling can be wholly overcome bv the u«e of these remedies. Will you s;i\ e them a trial and be yourself again? These Pa:ata have bee Reuses, to which we iavit; M. SOWLES' House, Heien Streets. G. W.HAP.TWELL'.- E 11. TORMEY'3 WARREN DOW, Residence, Br; GEO. H, EECKWITH, Resideac DAVID MILLER, Residence, Cc CUMBERLAND HOUSE. >rn&r Bnukerhcff dene, Broad Stre< erhofT St. rourt St. INSURE WITH •=:r::::::r\'HA&EEiT k MCCAFFREY. DONA & TRAVIS, Pai WALLIE SQUIRES, Pai These Paints cost less th 1ST E Jap If me. If thar's a blind tiger anywhar near here I never have beam him howl.\ ; How far is it to town ?\ 'Thar ain't any town in this country.\ 'I mean the court house. I am the judge of this circuit. Good clay \Oh Lord!\' exclaimed the stivattei \Hole on, I'll tell you anything AOU v>int to know. But I'm the biggest fool m this country. Come back and get some liiAu and turning, he ran into the honst and .said to his wife, \Give me a nuthei shirt and a jug of the stuff. I'm the blamest fool in this section. Talkin' to the ludge and didn't know it. Got to la\ m the j voods now till court's over. Tike cire of the blind tiger,\ and leaping thf fmc^ he disappeared in the woods. Something' in Store. Detroit Free Press. A policeman patrolling Gratiot i^enue yesterday was called into a shot shop the proprietor of which is an honest unsus peeting burgher, and asked: \Can you tell me if Sheneral ^Gi mt is still in der city ?\ \Grant! Why, he hasn't bc^n heic in a year.\ \Ish dot bossible ! My frent \has dci Bresident here about two weeks ago ''No.\ An ex-a Sarsap.v. i rilia I • '... Ti'. II » I. IIO- idurman of this city says of Hood's .la, \It is the strongest Sarsapa- d'->llar bottle contains one hundred ci.-* doses. c ,oldl.y a',1 druggists. \i^ ^iiiar. or six f,.r five dollars. .' ^arsapavHla. pvppareri only V>yC. >I • i CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass. HOOD'S TOOTII-POWDER. Pure Lead aud Oils at Lowest Hates. OAEBIAGE TOPS ! • ALL SIZES ON HAND TO SUIT ALL KINDS OF WAGONS. Insurance Agency! FIRE, MARINE, Liife and Accident. at one member of the profe; .e* ie o nrding the scientific :i£ATHtR DASHES & FIXTURES!! ALL READY FOP. ALL SIZED BUGGIES. w.s, k IS THE BEST US fSE ! IS NOT WICKED BUT EFFECTUAL. \Vhas dere a big riot down town tiee weeks ago in which some Dutchmans got kilt?\ \No sir.\ \Vhas dere some ferry boat got blov.ed up ?\ \Never heard of any.\ \My frent, ledt me ask one more ques- tion. Vhas some orphan asylum all burn- ed np one night last week and all d< __ i- -x -— m town unu vna it, the movement is said to be slight, but is p O y has been lyin leedle shildren roasted like ducks in der oofen ?\ \Of course not.\ \Vhell dot oxplains to me. I haf a poy Shou. He vhas oudt nights, und he doau' come home till 2 o'clock next morning. Vhen I ask him aboudt it he says some orphan asylum burned down, or some fer- ry-poat blew oop, or Sheneral Grant vhas in town und vhant's to see him. So dot \Looks that way.\ \Vhell to-night he vhill shlip oudt as usual, und by 1 o'clock he vhill come creeping in. I shall ask him vhere he i r has all der time so long, und he vhill say sheneral Sherman vhas in town. I shall of ine.r^en.s o, his own coition, _ _™J *£ £ » «^> *£*>% und vhen I am all tired out mit club- nevertheless remarkable. Faraday demon- itrated that lateral pressure on the part of the operators always accompanied the movement of the table, and Dr. Percy R. Wilde now claims to have proven, by means j of instruments of his own construction that the unconscious lateral pressure isdu< to a slight rotatory motion imparted to the body at every breath by the action of the powerful muscles of the chest. —It is maintained by Nordenskiold that the aurora is a permanent phenomenon in polar regions, appearing constantly when the sun is below the horizon and the moon is invisible. —Prof. Moos, Heidelberg, has found good reasons for believing that many rail- way accidents have been due to defective hearing on the part of engineers or others in charge of trains. Expert medical testi- inony shows that railway e< pecially liable to affections of the ear. —Dr. Burcq has suggested that solutions of copper salts be used to impregnate clothing, furniture and building materials bing him I belief dot poy' vhill see some shokes und sthay home nights. I tought it vhas funny dot so much happens all der time und dey doan' put it in der Sherman bapers. Vhell, vhell, I vish it vash night so I could pegin to show him dot I am der biggest sheneral of all.\ A Set not to be Broken. The Drummer. A man in Texas was arrested for running away with three sisters—triplets—and was placed on trial. \You are a nice fellow,\ said the judge, as a pi-eliminary. \I know it, jedge; leastwise that's what iinploves are es-! th e g als 8aicL \ nfthlpnr \Whatdo YOU as a preservative against infectious dis- eases. He was led to offer this suggestion by absoi the metal—enjoy a quite general immunity j like.\ mean by running away with three women, and ruining the peace of a happy family ?\ \I meant to marry 'em, jedge.\ \Insatiate monster, would not one suf- fice?' \Put it in a leetle plainer, jedge.\ \Wouldn't one have been enough ?\ \It ht lk tht' t Y observing that workers in copper,—who j \It mought look that'ere way to you, .orb a censurable amo.n.of dust fro m j £&• £ ^TS^l M oTS from cholera, typhoid fever and like com plaints, while copper salts protect various materials from parasites. —A report by Mons. Girard, director of the Paris Municipal Laboratory, gives some interesting information concerning the adulterations by which the French people are victimized. The most extensive im- posture of this kind seems to be the adul- teration of flour, which is mixed with vari- ous mineral substances—often of a poison- ous nature. It has been certainly ascer- tained that \That doesn't count in law.\ \Mebbe it don't jedge, but them gals and me talked it all over, and they was mighty attached to each other, and said it was a pity for me to take one of them trip- lets and break the set, so we jest concluded to hang together, and I'll be durned if we wasn't hangin* right out for Utah, and no mistake.\ \The law does not recognize any such excuses.\ \All right, old man; go ahead. There was three agin one, and if I have to suffer I kin stand it; but I want to say right here, jedge,, if any fool cus breaks that s PLATTSBMH DOCK GO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN COAL, Flour, Oil, Cement, LIME, LUND PLASTER. SC. SOLE AGENTS FOE THE E. D. Clapp Wagon Co., O F ACBCKiV, IV. Y. WM. B. KBTOHUM. [5«] JOHN BOSS. An 1 Manufacturers of and Dealers lu High and Low Pressure Steam UtaatiDg Apparatus. ESTIMATES FURNISHED On the most Modern and Approved Plans for Heating with Steam, Churches, Pri- vate Dwellings, Hotels, Factories, and Green Houses. MILLINERY! First Door South of Witherill House, PLATTSBUEQH, N. Y. .rtifioial flours are imported while I'm sufferin ' I'll break his durned . , „ „ .p. ,, , . . . | skull as shore as I m a dyin sinner, and into France from Rotterdam, containing | yo u ca n be t ft 1W hid e o u it _,, as much as 30 per cent of plaster and 20 j The case was continued. per cent of sulphate of baryta. Of 31 j <•» flours examined at the laboratory only 13 j Jnst Like 'Em, proved to be genuine, all the others being j Two ladies who were bound somewhere tdulterated. j in company yesterday entered a Woodward ^^ i avenue car together, and no sooner were 1 they seated than both made a dive for their Obtaining Knowledge Under Difficulties ' in a Fishing Locality. 'Boy, do you live around here ?' 'Yes, sir.' 'Then you must know the best fishing ground ?' 'No, sir. We never tish in the ground ip here. 1 'But do they catch any fish in the lake over there ?' 'I never saw 'em catch any.' 'How is the creek ?'' 'I guess its pretty well.' 'Don't they fish \for trout here ?' I never axed 'em what they were fishing Misses E. A. &0.T. LYNDON Have just received an elegant line of Millinery Goods, Including the latest styles In Straw, chip an d Leghorn HATS and BONNETS, Flowers, Feathers, Laces, Arc. Ladies' ready-made WRAPPERS, UNDERQAR- j MENT8 and WHITE SKIRTS, all styles. Dra. War- HEATING FACTORIES BY EXHAUST STEAM I PLUMBIRB A GAS FITTMB A SPECIALTY. COUKEBPONDKNCE SOLICITED. 11/ rVIVer at. , - 1 HUT , H. I . : nor and nertzog'8 CORSETS. Also, the LANGTRY ' in colors, the lateat style Corset offered to the public. INFANTS' and OHILDREN'8 DRESSES, PILLOW SHAMS, TIDIES, COyUETTE WAVES, &e. P7-8tanjplDg for Braldlu g and 1-uibroi Aerin g done to order. <\ E. A. ACT. LYNDON* TnillTE SOUT11 EHIV 8WEET CORN! SELECTED SEED FOR FODDER CORN. H. LAPHAM & SOB, Lauham, N, Y. :edt pirn I; nevs would b vei fe\en«h The lv au<;e of tin t c •ith the propu ing that it might i ' ind after tikmg out <lirk and tht- oJ atti 1 v i llwis c JI Wagon Wood Work ! 1 LARCt ASSORTMENT ! SOWLES & EDWARDS, _ . —- i T> T ! NATIONAL LIXE-Jto General Hardware Dealers,! Liverpoo!andLondon - of H lni ntg^to u i ng knu m nt 1 eniPd> itogn 158 Margaret St., Pittsburgh,N,Y, _ . .. of established i _ r __ ! pared to write sound Fire and Fire-SIarine Inaur- | ance at the lowest rates. ; AGEKT3 OF THE Equitable Life Assurance Society OF THE UNITED STATES. Holding first rank among the leading Life Com- panies of the world, and of the following popular York to and fro 57 Margaret St., PLATTSBUKGH, N. Y, MEDITEKRA> EAiN and >EW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE-New York to and from parts in the south of Francs and Italj\. and the >Uk !.„ and sensitive ; at tim severe cramps over th It Cf f -ttle I found r. •xiui m n g tii i I had ift i ii m->nths p t m, and fingers « ->ul I bt nu h •morning nn 1 It-id. m ;s I would be taken -with i spleen, and bo obliged to , Something Interesting tO \ European and American -j Everybody! wns obliged to be very particular in my diet, find my physical system was sadly demoralized. Since I have\ taken Hunt's Remedy systematically all these things have changed; I have no swollen hands or limbs, no pains or cramps in the side, can eat all kinds of food, sleep soundly and get thoroughly rested, and my kidneys are active and perform their functions promptly, thus taking out of the system all the poisonous secretions which contaminate the whole system where the kidneys do not act efficiently, My friends, what Hunt's Remedy has done for me it will do for all of you. I believe it to be the only sure cure for alldiseases of the Kidneys, Liver, and Urinary organs. Respectfully, E. R. DAWLET, 454 Broad Street.\ M. MORAH,Jr., Westchazy f N.Y., Wishes to inform his friends and customers that n lieu of the fact tbat he ia closing out his ^Passage certificates for sale at lowest current rates, and all necessary information furnished on application to their Agency. typiedging faithful attention to every interest committed to our keeping, we hope to merit and re- ceive a Bhare of the public patronage. W. S. GDIBORD. 18 LOUIS FOLLETT. ENTIRE STOCK OF JUST RECEIVED ! A CAR LOAD OF THE EEST CLOTHING, Grass Seed ;xt SIXTY DAYS, o COST! Arnold & Morgan's, PERU, N, Y. WHERE YOU GAR GET BOTTOM PRICES ! IK GREAT VARIETY. nd a Splendid Stock of Full SUITS. ! ALSO THE LARGEST VARIETY OF Agricultural Implements GENERAL MERCHANDISE; Champion GRAIN DRILL. is complete in all its departrn an inspection of his goods. WTbere is no one Store in Clinton j . County where can be found a Better I Variety and so many Lines of Goods, i and all at Bottom Prices. \ All kinds of Produce taken in Exchange. ' Oct. 12, 1883. Our Stocl you need fo: stantly rene of Mercha the House c ived with frc DISCOVERER\ OF *DR\ MARCHI CATHOLICON, A POSITIVE CURE FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. This remedy will act in harmony with the Fe- male system at all times, and also immediately npon the abdominal iind uterine muscles, and re- store them to a healthy and strong condition. Dr. Marcnisi's Uterine Catholicon -will care fall- ing of the womb, Leacorrhcfia/ChronicInflamma- tion and Ulceration of the Womb, Incidental Hemorrhage or Flooding, Painful, Suppressed and Irregular Menstruation, Kidney Complaint, Barrenness and is especially adapted to the change of Life. Sond for pamphlet free. All letters of inquiry freely answered. Address as above. For sale by all druggists. New size S1 per bottle, Old size §1.50. Bo sure and B9k for Dr. Mar- chisi's Uteriife Catholicon. Take no other. BOOTS and SHOES! S. D. CHAPPELL, DEALEK IK - j tney purses. 'Oh, let me pay !' pleaded one. 'Oh, I couldn't thiuk of it!' 'Oh, do, now : I have just the change.' 'Oh, but I have tickets.' 'Yes, but you paid the last time.' 'But you can pay some other time. Here—!' She was hurriedly searching through her port monnaie, but didn't seem to find ai thing. anv- for.' 'Is there any game in the woods ?' 'I never saw any, but I'm nearsighted.' 'Do many people come here ?' ( I guess so.' 'Any scenery around here?' 'I guess so, but I forgot to look and see.' 'Boy, what bait do you use here to li.sh with?' \Well we've got four schoolma'ams from Grand liapids boarding at our house, and that other man over on the hill has a deaf i and dumb coon, a tame bear and a part of a i —An old lady, living up under Mans- busted 'Uncle Tom's Cabin,' troupe. I ; field mountain, remarked, the other day, guess its purty good bait. By the way, the j \Wai it is queer how these firemen burst '• their hose at every fire. Tears likely they 'I told you I had— And the second one began to search in a wild manner, emptying out pins, needles and buttons, but no money. 'Why ! I do declare !' gasped the first. 'Strangest thing I ever saw .\ added the second. 'I'll pay for both,' observed a man on the seat opposite, and he marched up, fumbled through his pockets and held out a battered quarter to the driver. The latter would i not take it, and the man marched out and ; slid off the platform in a quiet mauner, i and at the next crossing the ladies said 1 they had taken the wrong car, rang the bell j and got off. ™ BEST THING KNOWN™ WASHING*\ BLEACHING IN BARD OR SOFT, HOT OR COLD WATER, SATES LABOR, TIME and SOAP AMAZ- INGLY, and gives Universal Satisfaction. No family, rich or poor, should bo without it. Sold l.y :•!! •.-:•• .vi>r-s. KKWARE of imitations wellde*:-- •.-..> mislead. P1SARLIXE is tho ON7.Y 8 ,r. i iii'i.ir-saving compound, and always b>. .o ;;:>ove symbol, and-name o* JAML 5 PVLIS, NEW YORK. (In tlie DoddLs Blocli. Oppos- ite MoKEEFE'8 Marlset) On Bridge Street, Keeps on hand a very large and choice stock, and the very LATEST STYLES of Lais', Bents' & Cllreii's SHOES, BOOTS, &c. Dry Goods, ! Groceries, Harware, Stoves, Tin | and Hollow Ware, Boots and Shoes, Eats and Caps, Leads & Oils, Harrison's Ready : Mixed Paints, the Fyler and Barrel Churns, ; &c, &c, &c j A few bushels each of the WHITE STAB, MA1T- j MOTH PEARL, SAINT PATRICK and ENGLISH | MAGNUM BONUM POTATOES-tbe latest and j best varieties of Potatoes. I E^~A11 fcinda of couEtry ProJuce aaJ Barter taken : in exchange. i E, S. ARNOLD, W. A, MORGAN, | TX/\E NOW OFFER AT i LOW PRICES i Flour, Feed and Meal! Lumber and Shingles! -ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF - GENERAL MERCHANDISE GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES! Pure Fresn Grounfl NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER And an examination S. I). CHAPPJEXX,. VETERJNAMY^ Promptly cures cuts, galls, Scratches, fact is ben liniment c should be BIN Send fur ulcers a grease a of ttK eilcialli ui be of cr poun wed by 3HAM1 circular saddle ad IK ho It. 1-c (VOU el, of, cad vice nd th sp es D ores. sot e rush. where BO re shoulders, very description. bruises, etc.; in aiv^lliitment or spoils. No stable 5© cents; Carbolated. Said by all Prugglata. ON OIL REFINING CO., Binghamton, N. 7. old man is putting up beds in the barn au 1 i' himself for not plantiu' more CU8SU1 onions. don't ' rear good home-knit socks.\ —Burlington Free Press. ^STOPPEDFREE £ ^^ NERVE RESTORER •U BRAIN & NBRVB DISEASES. Only sure far Nerve Affections, Fits, .'--•'- NfF atise and $2 trial 1>oit ing^exprcss charges ou indVam'es,, P.. O.. andd expresss a R.KLINE.QUU Archh St..Phi!ad £iy'AJ<M OF IMITATING after ; free , .-^..^. . JindVames P O an expres address of I afflicted to DR.KLINE.Q Arc St..Phi!adelphia,Pa. Druggists. ££iy'AJ<M OF IMITATING FRAUDS. HORSJEJtAKES! MOOKEYSBROMLEY The Most Improved Horse Rakes NOW IN USE. FAKMEKS ARE INVITED TO CALL AT Bromley's Livery Stable PLATTSBURGH, N. Y., examine RAKES before purchasing else- AGENTS FOR SALE OF Get Your Watch REPAIRED BY DALE, \THE JEWELER.\ AND \HOMESTEAD\ BONE BLACK FERTILIZER For particulars call on cr address JV. LAPHA.H & SON, 54 LAPHAM , N. \. BONOS WANTED: WESTERN Default Bonds, ed Couuty, City, To^xship for whicu. Be sure and co: Bridge, Illinois 55m3ar School a and Kaneas pplicatlot Stock the Highes t prici nd Funding for sa!e. i. Correepondence SAM'L A and Bond En :th me I Bonds Infornua.tion and EailroaJ 3 will be paid. of Missouri, furnish- solicited. . GA¥LORD, ?ker, St. Louifl, Mo i
