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ERN EDITION. VOLUME IV., NUMBER 35. ARCADE, N. Y., FRIDAY^NOVEMBER 30, 1894. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. MANY MINDS. The Appeal of the Three Towns Ad verse to the Thirteen. W Itl l ( t - \ . I. -.1, ll ; i„ 1 . I it I 1 .7 .1 » ... . i. \ Hi . n 1. 1. 1 ll ll . t , e ( .. .ill \. as 1,1 1 r il_ ai. jATBrnoid of the Proceedings o f the iesr- islators trom Friday Korninit-The Ap pears itter the Bone of Contention— Figures are Flying: Bverv Way. On Friday morning, the day after the -members had filled themselves with the good things provided by Mine Host And Hostess, T. L. Stone and wif e at Varysburg, they assembled at their rooms at 9 o'clock , all members being •present. The journal of Wednesday .and Thursday was read by the clerk .and approved. Mr. Mason moved that •tho sum of $250 be levied upon the to\-n of Java fo r the maintenance and re pairs of roads and bridges in that town for the ensuing year, and the motion -was unanimously carried. Mr. Mason \ .again moved that, the sum of $218.35 bo levied upon various road districts in the town of Java fo r tho purpose of paying fo r road machines fo r that town. This resolution was also unanimously carried. Upon motion of Mr. Wing the thanks of the Board fo r transportiou t o tho County Poor Farm, were unanimously tendered to tho General Superintend ent of the Buffalo, Attica and Arcade Railway. G . W Conklm. Various; minor orui is v.. re pn.- i .1 In t!u Board during the mo, ninj- :i-.-.> n rij.'OAV A! n. if. vow. Ttie. afl . rno.'.i *\--MII op. resolution by N>r ls.ei.iuin. ti that t'uo .-uni of t. •• 1 f < - the Count} of Warning •., eonsii ;u t . i ii i'. 1 i •-<- H • i see i ;\ i. . I ' >i,i' • • rLsolnUou ua i iii .il \ arii t'.s o t ic r in.in i i n -i passed i';> 'ii. i'i i'i „ t . i iii a requcst'ii:,; i n I' i 1 i procure IIU.M l. . .: t iu tile C'.u.it^ . a . i 1- ester. fo r pi .uliii'.; tl and document-- ruiui ollieers Thus ui. Mr. Whculer, ehairma.i of the Com mittee on Misce.liiueuus Accounts pro sentcd tho \report of his committee, which o n motiou was adopted The, repjr.t of . the committee on- 'onGounty Buildings,was presented hy- < -^.;.f«3lriOTuttb:evi'3.'tin\dL\vasi'ttdopt : 'M^r.'l ^.County-Buildings' be'' continued'' until , thoxiext-auuual'jrioeUng of tho^Joard. This resolution was carried. Upon motion of Mr. Colo, tho Board took a recess until 7.30 y. m. FRIDAY EVENING. Tho Board re-us'&ombled at ~.M o'clock, and Mr. Wing was called to the Chair. The bond of County Clerk Jen nings was fixed at i>l.L00 and that of District Attorney atsi,u0d. The report of tho tinaucc committee was received and adopted. After various minor matters had bocuJis posed of, tho Board adjourned until Saturday morning at 8 o clock. ' SATURDAY MOKN1NG . Tao Board met at 8 o'clock, with all members present. Tho Journal of Pri- •day was read and approved. Mr. Wing was called to the Chair, And upon motion of Mr. Humphrey, the salary of tho District Attorney was fixed at $80U per annum. Upon motion of Mr. Mason tho Board •adjourned until Monday morning at ll o'clock. MONDAY MORNING. ' The Board assembled at the pro scribed time, but owing to matters of importance to tho majority of members •of the Board, an adjournment was taken until Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Nearly the entire day was spent in figuring on the appeal matter. TUESDAY MORNING. \ - The Board assembleu at 0 o'clock, • with all members present, and the Journal of Monday was read and ap proved. Mr. Bristol, moved that the 4 Board take a recess until 4 o'clock p.m. which was ordered. Assessors, be levied upon the County of Wyoming, exclusive of the towns of Covington. Middlebury and Perry. Mr. McNair moved as an amendment that the matter be laid upon the table. Tho amendment was adopted and the origi nal motion as amended was carried A resolution was passed by which a standing rule was adopted that no bills will hereafter be audited without uuan- imous consent, unless presented o n or before\ Thursday of the first week of the Board's annual meeting. The re solutions also recommended that the practice of boards of town audits i n sending claims against theii several towns, t o the Board o t Supervisors b o discontinued. The committee o n co.un- ty buildings reported in favor of an ap propriation of $200 to make improve ments i n the poor farm buildings and that an additional furnace be put in the court house. This committeo was in structed t o place an insurance upon the county buildings at Warsaw. The special committee appointed t o Consider tho petition of Coroner Sharp reported i n favo r of allowing him $150, which wa s adopted Resolutions i n memory of the late Kdgar A. Day were. Tuesday presented by Mr Bristol and adopted by the Board In accordance with tho report of railroad commission ers of Warsaw. \i '^OPD \\.l> lc\ied upon that town I'pi..n motion of Mr. MeXair tin Board adjourned t o 'l t .'uick Wednesday morning ' T!io \n ) t il i.T 1 o lou.'i- of Perry. C. LEFT HIS CREDITORS. Norman R. Howes, A Prominent Citizen o! Bliss, Absconds. o Becoming-Involved i n Financial Matters He Leave* Everything Behind.—His Defalcations Aggregate, a Large Amount—Attachments on Hia Good*. The -people of Bliss and in fact the entire county were more than surprised when they learned that Norman R. Howes had absconded, leaving many creditors to mourn -his departure On Monday afternoon, November 12, he started out on what was supposed to be his regular monthly cigar trip, stop ping at Warsaw, where he collected several bills and from that place going to Hornellsvillo whero'he also collected money due him fo r cigars furnished various dealers ther».. From this place trace of him was dost, and uo one has heard anything of him since that time. It i s possible that ho may have mot with foul play, as he took a consider able sum of money with him. Yet this theory i s hard y t o b e credited. Mr. Howes had boon engaged in the insurance business for a number of years and had a large clientage all over the county lie also conducted a cigar manufaetui ing bti-dncs-; and was appar- maki.ig liionev in both line- of 11 : i '. : 'en i. v u a-. iiniu tucir and ri.al .i . in' tl; it . • .' n t. n ontly ttut'o ll.- w „ f .i .t t inn 1 t .• a i \ 11.' - . r t - -'i'iv: u' \ of the B.i--: Manu re >uip.im. Sup M'iuten.lent cf • \V..ti r t'oinpa i\. l'-'-m'-ier 1) |\i, I il .\:! II '.'-I \ !e , IV.-\ --i .iit. an.i (\It ,,..ii.\.'. t if T i i •.t r. •• t 'i. .i.i.i i.e.-any. ,,i .iu :iur' L i.i\0 \\ a- iinn Ii i in fie .lie, i' .U' • i -li . .•(Mi, uly .i . d ! IVIIJ O .I'IJ-IH ilui Wetlu M The above changoi were 1-.; 1 . . >:s I- l; i. i . i .•».(•-,., . ill .Ti<> concurred t; i U illMI l 'I ' ilUU' Mis M i .' i L> Mrs mu fi r n» m'i borrowed. T. W. Lawrence is a loser to the ex tent of &:ji .0, .1 J. Bliss $I.Vi), Bliss & Kendall 8100, B..1X U-.Avley 5-30, \\'. U.; r t- 1 ::. • n i. -. V..M • \:i- i i tiaie..ii Inn il.i u t :dO. Mrs. ittie Brown • .'0. all bo- : IHK CA8TTLB SALT PLANT •old Under a Foreclosure.o Kortcare Last Frlda XThe sale of Castilo salt block under foreclosure of mortgage held by the Bank of Castile took place at the office bfi,Charles H. Sherwood, at Castile morning, on Friday. The property war bid off by Mr. Alfred G. Hauen- stein, of Buffalo, as agent representing the interest of several judgment credit- oSi' fo r the sum of $4,775. This salt block was constructed somo seven years ajfo at a cost of nearly $40,000, and was complete in all its appointments. Since the'election of Cleveland these works have been idle the greater portion of tba'.time, as no salt manufacturer could aflrard to pay tho wages ho had hore- to^jre been paying, and pile up salt thipk ho would havo to sell i n compe- titfcn with foroign salt imported into tbjpTnitcd States free of duty. Freo salVwas a potent factor in rolling up thjfe Republican majority in Castile frbfPsomo 2-Ki iu 1S92 to :U7 in lS'.U. uMor tho McKinlcy bill in 1892 labor- ei -^ln the Wyoming valley salt blocks wops receiving $1 5 0 per day; i n 1*'.>-1, uuopr tho Wilson Gorman free salt bil»j the»o same men nro working fo r $l'fJP per day, and tho owners of tho saltf blocks can barely afford t o pa\ ovoh tho hitter waget :•$\. - '# ]C| ranted t > N«n\ w'c^sk, reported In s61icitors *- f patents,' •]> 'Yf|&hingt, 'i COUNT'! 11' 'Wntert >\\ n Bijrgui . i : FiCr.noh. . i. chine: O mbasui .i List of Patents C. A •.-.ii t 1 -, i • ( . llli , IIM'llt I. - t ll* Snow i\: (. .i . jo..; r •! .i ..i i I i \Y\. It I .1.1. ' C SOUTH OR WEST? The Former Oilers bu Far the B8st Inducements. Better Opportunities fo r the Farmer, the Xamufacturer and the Laborer- Unexcelled Timber Lands — Mineral Dopoaits Valuable. (Special Correspondence) I have read much about how general elections are conducted in tho South, and 1 started out o u the morning of tho 6th, of Novombor t o see fo r myself what a Southern election day i s really like. I had ideas of what! should sec, tho same as a man from tho country who went t o Now York City and wandered about tho streets al l day long. When night came a policeman found him dis consolate, fagged out , and loncsoiuo sitting ou an empty barrel. The farmer said lifo was all ouo hollow hhain, that things wcro not what they seemed and that tho nowspapors did'nt know how to do anything else but to li e for he had been looking for a big tiro, t o see somebody killed b y the c i r*. or t > see a ferry boat blow up al l day lon^;. and he had n t -seen as much as :i runaway hor-e oru bunco stei rer. u hate\or kind of a ( • tlii i fiat wa s and he believed tin re M .i.- niue'.i 'iniii m i h i ui a ^ro 'iMiiiT piiui|i!%iii a-l!u re uafiut'ie -.1 .i lie CI t V iif N l H \ ill k J.' if tl it I t li t I U. '.' ',. 1 •' V. : !' . .1 I .I t 1 ,1 • I I' looked_j»<* all over fro m crown to shoes with those patient, pitying oyce of his, and then said: \You are a strange r in this part of the country, sah? \ \Yes sir, I am a stranger.\ \I v«ekonod so, sab,\s»id ho and then he said, \Good day. sah,\ and wont on the street. What did the gontleman of tho old school mean? Who can toll ? Hundreds of peopl o to -day aro pre paring to leave thoir present place to seok new homes iu a laud whoro there i s more than a 'fighting-chance\ for them to succeed. The timo was when over ovcry man's horizon hung the ogond: \Westward tho star of ompiro takes it s way,'' Tho great west was on everybody's touguo. They en tertained romantic idoas of tho bound less prairies, the lofty mountains, tho fortilo valloys, tho beautiful lakes, and tho wonderful resources, until they divested themselves of every bit of com mon sense that mother Nature had originally endowed thor n with. To-day the (piestton is changed, and tho speculator or home seeker asks himself tho question, \South or West.\ It- t^ but a short timo since tho South enino into notice a s the guiding-star of tue i;ii,iiigrti.nl Millions o t acres are now open t o tlto public at prices lliat iniuiii'te unit the West. noiiie markets, the South, to ( aro 1 inn, i-* i n spoak- • i i , u itii the tinfth- iii'i i n , I'K \. I' I \ t . ..i.l f. I. ill , it e i, !n • i o U i 1 unite is .superior. i . a.\s boundless , nt .a, it e d I'neycnt) . .in ii Too suit is r:- • IVil.- i km.; i n (i. . oils why |il-|'|llo fi renco t i lit,', ll packing eafcks; 11 hi&f: C \ v lu^rioal • . .' Sqj &iivs. 1. ' B>>JS T CN.UI . : • fpjjjloup 1 >I I.'IH .'ajifaniil trap. ' m^ul, V>i Ii..:!' d1jS)\ a liiafchiue; I' bttii)g profs; ( registoriti! \v i;i ' 11 -t l .i . - .l.'t Hit iu f i. -I .1 om I •on iiill.it 'riiiniiig .ii r < ' ii . 1 I !. ', - M II I , in- t p :• in -, \Vhoh-: th'o -Board re-convened at 5 o'clock lliu report of tl'.o cquali/.ation coinmittoe made on Friday was taken from the tabic aril one substituted, which was aih pted The folhuvhig towns are e1p1.1li7 .eti 1 tlian last vi ar in theie amount.-.. Ci-t:i• * -f'i.1 TI0:Ci.v- ington Mill 7!>7. (;<nc^te Fal W >. l^.'i .'i -t; Middlei)ii\-\ ^ll.'i.ll!- <)raiige\ ille s?71 - iiu4: l'erry !?H>2.!)7\i Pike >\>~:> < ^7, V.'et't- ernlield ^^l.'i. .'!.\)••! Tlicso lmvn< are in creased. Arcade *17 Attica (i^«- Bennington $2.3 12.\. Kagle *12.8!)0: Gainesville $12il,2-l7: Java *2(I.CS)i): Shel don $3.«21: Warsaw $222,127. Mr. 1-5radley's resolution olTered Tuesday was taken from the table and unani mously adopted. The costs of tho appeal aro to b o paid by tho defending towns 'and 83,500 are allowed the appealing towns to pay their costs. • , TUESDAY AFTERNOON. \ At the re-aesembling o f the Board at 4 p. in., Mr. Clark moved that the de- •' cisio u o f the State Board o f Assessors in the matter of the Appeal, be read t o /the Board and placed ou tile. The mo tion was carried. Mr. Wheeler presented the claim o f the/'Society fo r the Protection of Des titute Catholic Children,\ against the County' and moved that the same b e allowed and an order drawn on the County Treasurer for *ti94.2o in paj- ment-of the same. The motion was carried. 1 be! toiiit. Aioii.i , S IgllO, I 'otlg'.lliLCI --ii , ntcchaiiisin for paeev \J; \Walton. Pliconica vending Tho Board adjourned shie neoday afternoon. die Wed- ITALIAN HUEUEREKSi Arrested in Italy and May Be Keturn- \*\ed to l-irmg-ston County Sheriff McNeill, o f Livingston coun ty, has received through the Italia n Counsul i n New York, a request from the Cour t of Italy for further testimony as to the guil t of Michael Delzappo and Antonio d i Rinaldi, who are accused of the murder and robbing of Pasquale Purchio at Greigsville, November 11, 1S93. Purchio wa s an Italian labore r on the Delaware, Lacjaawanna & West ern Railroad. The man was murdered near tho tracks and the weapon which was used an d the hats of the guilty ones were found close by . The two men were found next morning bloody and hatless b y farmers i n a barn at Nunda. Officers were notified but the men escape d and sailed t o Italy. Ex tradition papers were prepared an d sent to the Italian Government. The Italian Government moved slowly but about a month ago it was learned that the men had been arrested. Now that the Court of Italy has taken hold of the matter i t i s certain that the men will be returned to this country for trial . Death o f A. K. Walker. (Special to th e HKRALD) Silver Springs, Nov. 30.—Andrew K. Walker, proprietor of the Walker his books fo r the past four days and lind manifest dLcri paiic^ea. Thuro i s like ly to bo considerable colilltct between tho various companies and policy hold ers, suim of tho latter alleging that tin v paid for their inArance, while upon Mi lloui .i' hooks no record of such transaction^ appear. It is a deplorable affair, and niie wlr'ch will lend to retard to a consider able extent the progress of Hi is» fo r some time However, i t i s hoped that tho matter may assume no more serious form than at present. Ono of the ques tions which no one seems able toun&wcr is, \What iias ho done with all 'this money'-\' O f courso gossipcrs and those ready to jump on a man when ho hns> rono wrong, have filled tho air with all sorts of rumors. Tho truth of tho mattor seems to bo that Mr. Howes became involved in business enterprises which have proven unrenumerativeand to save himself from what he had already put in them, borrowed money i n hopes that busiuess would soon revive and that as a conse quence he would bo able to retrieve that which ho had lost. •VVeatem Now \STork In Brief. Iu en ^t ., ' !. Sale o f an Old Church In pursuance of the actio n taken by the Genesee and Wyoming Presbytery, tho old Presbyterian Church, situated near the village o f Alexander, was re cently sold at 'auction for only $155.«j Edward Tolles, of Attica, wa s the pur chaser. In addition t o tho lot and building, which i s of brick and stone, there was the pulpit and other furniture including a pipe organ , which alone cost originally nearly $1,000. More Schools Than Teachers. Out of a grand total of 173 candidates trying teachers' examinations since Januaryi 1st , this year i n District No. 1, only 8 9 were successful. Attica had 23 candidates, o f which only 1 1 passed; Warsaw sent 36, and only 16 secured certificates; Perry had 24 and but 10 got through; Sheldon had 32, with only 15 winners. The result* of the examin ations left many school districts short of teachers, much to the inconvenience and perplexity o f tbe district trustees, who were compelled to \chase every where for teachers,\ as one disgusted trustee said. The results in District* No. 2 was even more unfavorable, ac- I House, died early this morning of Mr. Bradley offered a resolution and bright'* disease, with which he had moved that the sum of $10,903.08, being been afflcted for some time. He leaves cording to the number of candidates ; the total costs and disbursement* award- a wife, one son, Charles, and a daugh-: trying the examinations during the f ded by decision of the State Board of ter, Mrs. Hyde, of Buffalo. I yaar. Kitloen Ions of poultry haw sh.ppi'd from Waterloo h r 'u'tt Tliini'i.-.!; i\nig ti.atUi.t-. Tin ti ..1 of Pat 1 iel< fiavii). iiir'intl of ti n murder i u Chaimttc of I h umtl I Abbott will he eoini M'liei il 111 Uoih- c-tcr nexl Monday lacob M lliu eh. sou of the m.ui who usi d t o b e market eleik in Btiliulo, was appointed t o that position Tins-day. by Ma> or-elecl .lewctt Count Rybakow-lci. the Buffal o hobo, was re-arrostod and returned t o tho ponitentiary to serve- out his unexpired sentence of two months. The family of D . K. Skinner, consist ing of a wife and two children, of Port land, came near meeting death late Tuesday night from asphyxiation Tho Holly shops of Lockport, which have been running fivo short days a week, began running o n full timo Tues day, six days u week and ten hours a day. Tho famous Grove Spring Hotel property o n Lake Keuka will be sold by tho shcril T on January 5th. It i s the largost and finest summer hotel o n the lake. Tho annual report o f State-Engi neer Adams wil l contaih a recommend ation that electric power bo used as a method of propulsion Jfor boats o n the State canals. Dean Richmond, aged six years, son of William Richmond of Churchvillo, was kicked the other day byahoroc, which flattened his nose and disfigured his face i n other ways. Mrs. Whipple, who it i s claimed wa s the oldest woman in the county, died at the home of her grand-daughter, Mrs . O. N. Lackey, i n Hornellsville Tuesday after a lingering illness of about one year. She na s wearly 01)years old. Lockport i s t o have tho biggest to boggan slide this winter ever built i n New York State. Arthur L. Lerch and a half-dozen enterprising young men are at the head ot the undertaking, which will involve the expenditure of considerable money. Workmen have begun excavating for the cellar and foundation walls for the new jail building at Mayville. The contractors for the building have sub let several contracts for work and ma terial to Mayville people and they ex pect to sublet all of it except the cell work, which they do themselve*. 1 1 1 1.1 in\ .1 .• ti.rn • ;ti'\ 1 1 l 11 1 ha.1 1 1 .1 I - >d to my \ i s 1 lliu . 11 t 1 1 it u as pi i 1 1 nil i.einoil pi In. ti.s p'accsj.whoic ihcpoiis open, -for ono co .tltl kca gatherings of •TiYwi^uTHhl^;*.\^^^ tho most forinib.c iitstriiuiciit. that 1 O'l.-.i rved i n too i.itiiJs 1 i an 1-bony w.i Unit bundled by a U.uigcrmts looliii g 1 ••( raker\ u ho 1 . .1 t ( >t 1 I ruin heni ill !i | .'I, immigrant 1 1 ; 'leiMii jhly. 1 ,; o t and Win- in tiuiiiiitit linn- • 1 '. i . l.tu - ' •, I'ir. 11 anil cM'cpium of 1 1. ran, thos e . 1 i'ier shall have 1 ..1 'tired will h o • , ll'n region will i. .1 1 lit cull nation, .piitlul. Tito wintora v t. il 1 j thin and bar- ti • • J.', e . . • aijt .-iuol. T Tic v .i .-uth of the forest s of ..,th '.'.Hi no! In e )iti|i '.tt.ed. Tiioy I'. . 1 1 . • \ ui ; .tl tho ore a tine ot it s I'OI 11 w ch it was 111 si^ltt o f i-.ii I) ) i v \. .No in bo ml Air '/ uf hug-' Hi tile '1 a 'V'\ u ^ '1 1 is o 3 * ui' u ' \. hit' a 1 hl-ii f lis depth , ; With can- ll \wis not made Mind \ 1 u fi i l i gait in t hi uelc i.tiiMI, 1 t t-i. .1 1 ban Is 01 but 11 e a swift ra Iroai : n Si at.1 1'. 1 1.1. 1 - ii' i i.ii\ lii-tun l when the -in. t .i.ii ..ii\. will have to Hupply 1 1 1 1 I.: I 1.. ui. on the western for- • I. --\I. ic 1 '• • . 1 i upilal isls already 1 . ' 11 n .. • Ii i: 1 ' i m e at 110 distant. i.it \,iliui iniicli.tso tiiu'eer tracts t o let tin in iitt and grow ui value. Ttte il.i_\ will ciiitu'. too , when there will be Ic-* waste in the cutting of tim- I her 111 tho southern forests. It FOoms I almost , a sin to sue thousands of fcotor limber wasted in the unused top s when excepting a few knots, it Mould onl i r nuo building purposes and aiiswei quiii n.-ll a* an inferior grade K \ei\ v-ai- the facilitie s for tran-poi ting .-ii.'hirn lumber grows better, and thn.-e who niako invest ments i n that direction are sowing where they shall surely roap 11 goodly harvest. PRANK P. WOOOWAKD. To Ori^anlzo an Kncampmont. Tt i s stated that anothor offort is t o bo mado to establish a n 1. O. O. P . Kn - campmont i n Wyoming county. A meeting was held at Warsaw i n the. spring at which dologatos woro present from tho subordinate lodges, and a committeo on organization was select ed, but nothing further resulted frOK it since. An elTort will b e mado t o get tho committee t o act. From Sire to So n the tiain maj have hi e n t o > fast fo • ordinary par of eyes t o eaten of au> - | thing s o .-mull a s a wuip >n ot i.ial 1 of 11 character. Once o n tho streets of the clt.\ thai Sir Waller Raleigh never t 'lvain.-il would h o located so fa r from the hi my deep, hope sprang i a the roportorial breast. Surely the familiar sights that I hat) bjen taught from my geography day » could b e met with at every election i n this country would no w bo seen o n every side. I went from street to stroot and from poling place to polling place, and thuy never shot a '\nigger\ whilo I was around. If tho people had guns they kept them hidden. I saw negroes voto, and I saw white folks vdto, but there wa s n o stabbing, nor shooting, nor bulldozing. Finally I concluded t o inquire why the stillness of tho Sabbath seemed to reign universally about the city, the only discord being the '\dul l thud\ of the steam-exhaust of the cotton com press down at the cotton platform Tho whiskey stores and guzzle shops were all closed; thereuwas no makc- bolivo about it , cither, the same as there is i n some other States I might mention. They aro closed early the previous night, so that people who get a pretty big- \jag\ aboard the day be fore election have a liuu chance t o u n load and repent before casting thuic ballots. As I went about knocking for ad mittance at the grocory and dry-goods stores I found thern, too . closed and barred; even the harness- stores whero I thought prechance • few political Ohaaberlaia'a Br* and Skin Olntfaaat collars, fresh from tho factory of tho „ If *. cert * i 2. CA ™.( 0, '^9 LIRO ^ SO , N t^, might be obtained w^e ined. ^^ E r f^^^'ft they opened not. Everybody was tak j$ (xats per box. For ade by druggiata ing a day off, and the Sabbath stillness ^ BOBUKtWsTOB. was something appalling. y or potting a bone in a fine healthy \Where are the men with the shod- dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powdtm guns, and long hair , and slouch hat e Tney tone up the iratem, aid difpatioa,**!* who shoot ni,gers who want to vo^ ^^^^^^S I ventured to enquire of u smoothed-1 m ijfcto an old or owr worked horav • faced gentleman of the old school. Ho ' «a*» par paakaga. For wit by As u Family Medicine Bacon' s Colcry I^ing fo r the Norvos passos from siro to sort Ss a legctfy. If yo u havo Kidney, Liver or Blood disordor do not dolay , but get a' free sAraplo package of this remedy at once. If you havo Indiges tion, Constipation, Headache, Rheu matism, etc'.,- this grand specific will cure you.- Bliss & Korvdall, Bliss, N Y., Streetor & Warrbn, Herrnitago, N Y., tho leading druggists, aro sola agents and are distributing sample* freo to the afflicted. Largo bottles, 50 cents.
