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Jfc^'V-V' 8 «\»¥ / ' 'A GLOV/IKC TBIBtTTE FROJ* A Skilled Physician! DANAS^IKING I THE FOLLOWING OLUWI.NO TRISI'TE TO TK1 WOA'DEartL LTFICACY uF DA- NA'S &ARSAPARILLA. AS A GIN INK BLOOD Pi - a I FIE a. JS» I.MOVOH T« lU.WIXLE THK MOST MEPTRALC M- J>«, AS IT IM)1> FHi'M A FH^MiiAN HKLL KNOWN IN t AbTtKN M A I N E \^ UNt OF THE XIUfrT $lL\E>%F\ L I'K.M'- T.'TJU.NKRS IN TH L WED\AL HH!) AND WHO J S ALMJ A v AC^E OJKI>- TIA-V WdRKLR I.N . HK Cl:l*UH 7'» VN HICK MF h:J I. < N* — DANA'S >AK>AKik;i.:. A < u.. rt*fu*rd to Jriui o:\ iLflut-»«-»- to aav I';.:- n:t M*di<'im- whatr\»T, I 5* • i that U.» timf bft* e*»int* wiit-n <iir^ % «'.»rnan<l* th*: I niKHiM wrKt* am! trn \ou of th«* womi« r- f JI r«Te«:* of PAN A*- >.UtvU'AKILL \ la my own fnmih. f^oim* four v»»f> a_» i.» littir dau^bt* r U^*L to *ho>* *> iiij'torji* i'f ttrrofala, »vtii» L in * ^Jjort i.nw <!« v» i«>f**l into I!K- sneai severe Mad malisraant t/pe I fifr MIw. I am rrvf to «-<>n- fr**» that I T*-*t«ti ntv viiil to it* utiwt fxt«-ot. I u+r\\ tUt ni »< reliable »i»e* eiftee known to Materia M^ii^r. I <x>n*uft«*«l with othrr pinsJciaius hut. «:•• — pile all I couM «]<-. I *Lu that *hr «:.. fn,!in>r day hy <lm . At thi* tink' a N»tti«- of DANA'S • ai:i< into ray haml*. ami kuon-in* of fr\«niJ runes perfornKHl hy it, I dtt'kled to try it in mr littte daughter* w ca**; but I a>-*urv vou I had but Httlf faith. 1 wBimcoctd to give it fo *mall uu*e*, diJuUil with wa- ter, and to ID v Mjrpri*e and great joy, in leas tama'a week saeftegaa to 1 snnrove, and «mUnu*d to do *o vt-ry rapid)v. /Two bottJe* htiilt the biidgr to tike noore of health. The third *>ne brought her aero** all right* In fact emredl her. She l* now twelve Tear* of age, and a* I write I can hear her'ringing laugh, as ahe i* enjoying life with her ttcboohnate*. I ennalsler It tne known Yours raajectfulJT. jHl\ HAiQIOXDS, M. D. DAM'S SAMAPAMUA CO. KLFAST, IE. Dana's ttaraaparilla aoid by Daway 4k Pcmn. J. H. RUTHERFORD. I ?«* o f GREAT VALUES In Dress Goods. GREAT ^ VALUES In Hosiery. GREAT VALUES In Jersey Underwear. GREAT VALUES In Dress Ginghams. GREAT VALUES In Outings. GREAT VALUES In Fabric Gloves. GREAT VALUES In Kid Gloves. GREAT VALUES - In Dress Trimmings. GREAT VALUES In all kinds of Summer Dress Goods Materi- als. GREAT VALUES In Jackets and Capes. J. H. RUTHERFORD. XOkT&ERX TR1WN& TWI WAV TO tf tne a£ ass I Mtdtodofta »yltfs,I sil say aaanio do waTI WaatI aaamad apastf t^Ikw lo I ra^pklilj. Havwtp tcairytaiaf oa wMekl j wheat self, aad arrar to of «y work, raaansi It I Aad new to kav* basa fsafsa - Iathkipsjrpoaiaad tehaii^al to it, Mr. Daakaa d pradavt ooaraa. It lad •otat of rwm, hot it saeatad %k tm which be Uboiad. The wWoai of fefceaoioeof the saprasae eodof hf»a Tc^res a vary different ^neatiofi Bat in the purpose and method with which ha passaad the end which he had caoaan ha maaif astad Che his^ost wisdcen. la this regard the men of this world are aa example to the church, sad espe- cially to the voting. \The children of this world are in their geaeratioo wiser than the children of lurht\ They are not wisrr in the choice of the great end of hit, but they are wiser and more con- sistent in the manner in which they pur- sue it. They seek some form of tem- poral good with earnestness and single- neas of purpotsf, while the follower of Christ in his pursuit of the pear] of great price is often irresolute and half hearted- The words of the great novelist con- tain a lesson uf gTeat importance to ail classes, but especially to the young. Tbey point out the ruad to success. It is true that there are other conditions of success in any pursuit. There w no suc- ceas that is to be desired that is inde- pendent of the divine favor. Real sue cesa, in a large measure, comes only of the favoring providence of God. But where this is enjoyed it comes only of earnest and single hearted application to labor. The men who succeed either in boaineas or in the profession* are able to say, with Mr. Dickens, \What I hav- devoted myself to, I have devoted my- self to completely.\ Their interest has not been divided. With earnestness and singleness of purpose they nave given themselves to the object of their pursuit. The lesson of this subject, then, is too plain to need explanation. If yon would succeed, give yourself without reserve to the object which you have made the supreme end of life. If you would be a happy and useful disciple of Christ, be in earnest in your religious life and work. Let your separation from the world be without reserve, and in vonr work for Christ leave no one in doubt of your earnestness or sincerity. Act upon this principle, and whatever yon may secure of the good things of this world your life will be, in the best possible sense, a success.—National Presbyterian. HfftllO*. Br C P. Day DakaJb Juaction iac where be has been F. A. Stokes ****** *m fi ••aaiagto restate affehJs >. Day retimed koaae froaa 7 ClaariasPeppaeo/C^uit<msftotowa oaesbort vlsitcelilneroctrieads aad Not upon mind, but upon morals, is human welfare founded. The true sub- jective history of man is the history, not of his thought, but of his conscience; the true objective history of man is not that of inventions, but of his vices and vir- tues. So far from morals depending upon thought, thought, I believe, depends upon morals. In proportion as a nation is righteous, in proportion as common jus- tice is done between man and man, will thought grow rapidly, securely, triumph antly; will its discoveries be cheerfully accepted and faithfully obeyed to the welfare of the whole common weal. But where a nation is corrupt—that is, where the majority of individuals in it are bad, and justice is not done between man and man, their thoughts wither aad science will be either crushed by frivolity and sensuality, or abused to the ends of tyr- anny, ambition, profligacy, till she her- self perishes amid the general rain of all good things, as she has done in Greece, in Rome, in Spain, in China and many other lands.—C. W. Kingaley. F. J. Jooee and wife and J and wife are sojourniaa: at Riebville lor a few days. William Akens of Trout Lake Is to town. John Bass left for Black Lake Mon- day saorniaa: *»<* wiil °* ****** two days boss town. We are clad to note tisnl Haael Johns, daughter of Mr. end Mm William Johns, reeeired the pfiae of a handsome steel engraving tar indinf a word which had been mtasaatlid la one of the advertisumsnfe in the HeraUi^Tim44 We on being the lucky winner. Dr. John Powel returned Edwards where he has bees his profession in dentistry. L. £. Clark, wile and daagbter, of Dekalb Junction, remained with their parents, Mr and Mrs. ElfcXt Clark, over Sunday, returning to their home in the evening. Dr%. C. P. Day and John Powel will be in RosseU June Tth and will re- main several days. Mrs. Willis frelis and family, of Talcviile, are viMting her parents in town. The Gibbons block u quits an im- provement on Church street, and when completed will be a very Ine structure. The report wtu circulated in town 1 that Asa Gardner wa> dead. The re- port i* falst- Mr. Gardner is alive and called on the correspondent's parents nt Seattle, Washington, a short time a^o. John Rye! will soon add the second ttory to his building on Chureh street which is now occupied by J. B. Byel and J. d COD key as a dry goods and grocery store. Borne of the side walks are in a very bad condition, especially on Church street, and the owners shook! see that their walks are repaired at ones and thus save a little expense to the town. rl Walker is having the roof on bis residence newly shingled and wiH also have a new side walk laid and many other improvements will be made on the premises. The grass and fruit crops are very j promising in this locality. Edward Cook and family, of Porter Hill, were calling on their parents in town, Monday. Decoration day was duly observed here. At 2 p. tn. the procession formed in line on the corner of Main and Church streets headed by the lOCtb Regimental brass band, u. A. R. members. Silver Hill drum corps, j officers in carriages, business men in carriages, clergy in carriages, citizens in carriages and on foot, school chil- dren carrying flags, banners and boo- jquet*. It was a beautiful day and a I Mght long to be remembered bf those 1 present, even the little children who took an active part in decorating the graves of the soldiers with their flow- ers. Mr. and Mr*. M. H. HUD kins are in Ok'deneburg. called there by the seri- ous illness of relatives. saOM MMEP» caafSS saas, was eeaseas. a* aiwow laftaweassf aw aaa^aes waaaaasatl <+** aery ana etswtatoasTWaa*. Uaas^SiiairiM ha writral vera* !»' iaStniHwi payn ; tat aw 4*+—* l mm for yea* aaaaaiet, r«*d tt, ii liini a —\ of Cenceaa Jtsasma*. I ai ssaTi i Mai was taa Ctmeea*, Wiaaw wtta tt* Cenceaa Sat*, aa* **** *a*U 4mm U Crrjet «* ftatntTiar oa, taa r^ttti^ *6»cft of ta»i ct ?: cva*! Anwr twa ya—* inni for •—«fcHog t? allay last tarftfcfc Hoaias. waa« a roSof MNtaa aiora »wmitj wttfcoat aay tarSaafloa to *cruch. Uaa tmm •«# boaoa of Cv»om : oaa omaa CCTT rtrai fiiar. aai aaa boon* of awCVrtccaA Raaoi^ VS»Va«rWraM>d t a rata, wtta aa rotarao. I* ao« a aoaltfty boy of fatnooa. W» tomUir it • \ ocrolalea* Otto,K T. Mas. H. I. BOWKC. Cuticura Resolvent Tka aaw Blood aad Stta T*rtM*T, taiaraalJ; ,u akaaaa vao bk«d of ail impmritkm aad poiw>ov~* a*t«K*i* >, aad Cxmc%rmjL. taa Oromt 0**a Cvfa, M^i erricraA 6u±r t aa «xq**oiio Saia BoaauSrr, *x lenuC/ to cktr too »tia aad aealp. aad rvoiorr U-.c a*r , iooUAiiv rrHero oad ,MfmmdUj oara «vrrv 9jH^m of tuaias. aaraJD*. aoaly, eraotod. pi* pi?, •rrofnkma, »XKJ aorodlianr iitmtn aad hajoor* vf Jw »nn, »r»ip. aad blood, vita tool of hair, trou. jaia&cj u> afv, trom auoala* to oerofala. Bold eTerrwbrrr. Prior, Crticnu, We.; P04F. tSc.; KaawLriJiT, |L Prrpartd by lb* IVrraa I>at*o AfcD CMSXKaJ. Coaroaarsoa, Boawo. ae***' liov to Cura Saia Dl ,\ *4 pafot, V> Uh>o4raU4»D#, 100 loatlaaoaiala, a>ai)od trt*. msjPLKS, bfcacfc Haadt f roa,rooss x chapfiod *&i ilm o»^r •**• *«r»d h T Cvrtcxrtu SOAF. e Ham SMNES AMO BACK oytaaCaHaava taaftmaadoaJj aad Ulariaa T%im aou la mm miaaio Catticara Rataadiaa aaki by Dewey * Perrlxi. MARBLE OUST. Ed. Bopery visited at Hailetboro Sunday. Ward Priest has purchased and taken possession of the Manury house on Parker street. Root Onniston and Charles Knight spent Saturday at M use© I long* Lake they report a pleasant time and plenty of fish in the like. S. H. Davidson sjbnt Sunday in Oswego, the guest of friends and relatives: he returned Monday accom- panied by bis wife who has spent the past month there visiting friends. We understand that C. M. Young, our \well known and popular Brook- lyn side Insurance agent is about to organize a rifle team to be known as the West Side Dragons. Mr. Young will captain the team and has already purchased bis rifle from Eli Bacon, who will furnish the rest of the guns after the team has been .fully organ- ized. Tlfco Faro* of Qh, that we might in oar families aad in our churches try the force of kind- near! You can never drive men, wom- en or children into the kingdom of God. A March northeaster will bring OTJ, more honeysuckles than fretfulneas and scolding will ever bring out Christisji graces. 1 wish that in all our religions work we might be saturated with tie spirit of kindness. Missing that. *? miss a great deal of usefulness. There is no need of coming out before men and thundering to them the law, unless at the same time yon preach to them the Goo- pel.—Dr. Talmage in Christian Herald. Men are constantly seeking bono; from their fellows. Yet how much more to t«- prised is that which God can bestow. \Them that honor me,** saith the Lord. \I will honor.\ The man whe seeks to do that which is acceptable to God can alone have peace in his soul, and he has a freedom of action never known by those whose chief concern is to obtain the praise of men.—Christian Inquirer. B« IHee Waaatiaw Aad 1 aw proaaad ay Aad miaa, aa overftovtaf tide, W Taa taoasat air mreaa atVJ aaall 2 kaow mr fean MimLmtHs Is the sister of Mr. W. S. Huntley, af Cortland, N. Y., a well known and builder. Her frank below gives onhr the truth concerning her illness and ssar* •elons rccovci/by the aid of Hootfa Sarsaparilla. She says : w C I. Rood * Co-, LsweU Mass.: \ Dear «r; Twelve rears ago I hare aeattrrtttgea^aod tear years ago so few*lB31aspeysieau» tott na There Was Mo Hope aad I saoaW soon Ae, Icoeldaotbe irosa say bed. Under sty face < easttsat^ reddened wtth olood frost aw aettsa of the beweit for a week. Taedaetsa? ssidtboeaaaewasategrshitbeitsawtl At tats tsas say aaocbrr aakf abe waatstf to sssS s trtaW aad asked If 11 Itoidaertt A WfaUrte of Moftoy The Best BORN. CrxyiNGHAM-Is Goaveroeor, May 84, to Mr. and Mrs. JEJbert CaBniagham, a daugh- ter. LEWIS—ID Gonveroeiir. May SI, to Mr. and Mrs. Mania Lewis, a son. BKLL—In Goovernenr, May ftJ, to Mr. and Mra. Wm. U* Bali, a aoa. HOW YOU CAN DO IT. During the month of May, The S. B. Tan Duea.H%. Co. will make a DISCOUNT OF 16 PER CENT, on aU spot cash •ales on the following goods. New Wall Paper, Shades, Ctartains, Poles and Trimmings, Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Easy Chairs, Rockers, Hall Trees, Spring Beds, and Mattresses. This is an offer of which every prudent cash buyer should avail themselves. Just think of it— \ A HARDWOOD CHAMBER *1 4 -7C SUIT FOR ONLY *\• *9 LATEST AND BEST STYLES? Do not let this opportunity go by. We want your pat- ronage, and will give you more for your money than yoa hare ever received before. Don't forget that we are headquarters for Doors, Saah and Blind*. S. B. VAN DUZEE M'F'C CO. Union Hall Block. 1 -- M^RiED. SOPER-HEXDRICKS-At the M. i\ parson- a«e. May 9K 1*K, by Rev. £. T. Dibble, Colonel f>vi Soper, of Gonrernear. and Mi«e Minnie Bendrk-ka, of Hermon. MANNING—LAROCK-In G©u%*eroeT3r. May ». ISM, by Rev. D. D. Munro. Orvii -Manning and DinaJb La Rock. DIED. OLIN-In Canton. May 38, 1KC. uf cancer, Mr*. Betaey Ann Davia. wife of Charlea M. Olin, ased ^ years. BACON—In Gouvera*ur, May 2^, Mrs. Mar- cellns Bacon, a^ed 74 >ea>r&, t> month* and II day*. GOFF— In GonverDenr. May 30. 1«C Wil^e Goff, agod 3 years and 10 naontb*. BOYLE-In Madrid. May 25. ISK, Miaa Mary Ansa Boyle, aaed 9 yean. GO TO 1.1 NOBLE'S FOR Hard and 8oft CoaJ, Bmiahing Coal, Portland Cement, Boeeodale Cement, Akron Cetneot, Water Lime Cement, Carthage Hard and 8oft Bricks. GouTerneur Bard and Soft Bnckf, Richrille Lime, Goaremeur Lime. Plastering Hair, Cedar and Hemlock Shingles. Adamant Wall Plaster. King'* Windsor Wall Piaster. Farm Drain Tile, ' Sewer Pipe, Fire Brick, KreOaj, (KIT mm B ill m irftdie*' Jersey Vests, good quality, Ladie*' Jersey Vesta, extra quality, worth 20c for 10c each. worth S5c for 20c each. A few broken lot** of Mit*e** and A large line of Ladies' Fast Black Children's Hosiery at half-price. and Faocy Colored Hose. Low prices. One case Dress <iimgbanj«, all sizes. Oar pile of 25c Dress Goods is getting at 9c a yard; good value at l2?c. lower, bat contains goods worth. 50c. A big stock of Wash goods now on Don't fail to look over oar stock of hand—Broche Satins, Brandenburg Ladies* Waists. AIJ qualities and at Cloths, Chevrou*, Bedford Cords, etc. all prices. We nave a nice line of Fancy Drew Our Remnant Counter has always Patterns, all extra good. Will close been of interest to bargain-seekers, oat the entire lot at greatly reduced All Dress Goods less than a patterns prices. TriuiUiings to match all Dress are offered at half the original selling Goods. price. J. E. McAllaster & Sons., GOrVEBNECR N. Y. Fashion is oar laader. Honest goods our prize; Bargains is our motto. Spread for eager eye*. See the crowds come mania*. We »re bound to win; With our low-price offers. Trade is coming in. THE EAGLE CLOTHING STOEE The coolness of the weather has had a demoraliz- ing effect upoji the sale of spring clothing and under- wear with the result that we, in common with every- one else, are left with a large stock on hand To dispose of this stock, we have made TELLING REDUCTIONS, and want our Gouverneur as well as bur country patrons to have the benefit of them. DONT SCOLD YOUR WIFE about expenses, but be economical by buying your Clothing, Hats Shoes and Furnishing Goods of us. Certainly the amount you'll save ia a short time will buy a home where you a»d yours will be happy and contented with the treatment you have received at our hands, as honest and thoroughly reliable trades- people, whose low prices have paralyzed all competitors in this section. HATS AND SHOES. Our hat department is fairly boiling over with handsome, new-style spring Hats. We received a large number of fashionable Straw Hats, for men and children, last week, and if you consider $1.00 and $2.00 worth saving in buying your new hat, come to us and pocket the above amoun f . We have also a well selected stock of Boors and Shoes, for men. boys and children. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. We have on sale the finest line of men's and boys' Clothing ever shown ic Northern New York Spring Pants, Overcoats and Suit*. Come to us for your Clothing We will sa ve you money erery time. Don't go broke, buviug Underwear or Furnishing Goods this spring We sell the best and leave plenty of money in your pocket Be sure and ask for them. SCHWABTZMAN & LEBOVSKT. Of Sait. JLbm> Ia TW Worid ForjT«« r«« s**. t* —, ^ VOL. RBPCBL WHAT VARtOi THI* B#p«»liraa* of Factiaa Asko4 jaaaea O. Blal N*aaia*t#d »t Yesterday a man interview prominent repi picked up piece tion in the fth feranoes as foil Hon. Daniel I and think he w should be. He tection and all support him. certain than tl who could be £et the votes < capture in *4. A. L> Woodwc the ablest man he has the greau man living and which inspire greater extpnt rl Dr. G. E. BH last and always. didn't pursue th way and remain for reasons best he resigned his ; therefore, to wiU til we know mon H. G. Aldrich. in % S4 and work him. I am for h: doubtedly the gi America to-day. he has had as sea foreign diplomats self not only t superior of them, such enthusiasm i politicians as he politician himsel Ictiows everybody tical affairs, bu everybody knows Join LannBrbe little choice betw Blaine, but I think popular living Ai poll the largest vol that can be nomine Henry 8odds.—I for Blame I have and admired htm, would make a first John B. Day.—I a Blaine man and him nominated noi Prank AbeL-I I do not know as accept a nomfoatk that of Harrison. J. H. Rutherfon much whether it be son. Both of them but I think Blaine i lar with the masses. George P. Taitt.- been for Harrison, b the oominee, as I i publican everv time. Col. H. B. Keene- the smartest man m X. H. Howard- nominee of the conv* E. D. Barry—I an greatest statesman in George M. Gleas haee Blaine for a Harrison. I would Xinley nominated as tiveof the leading u American people to d* make the issue squs Kinley i« a very abie i make a good presiden A. A Potter.—I an Harrison, but I will si the nominee of fcbe-coi J. B. Preston—Sin gjgnation. Harrison, prove of the resignatic it was done. I am a i I hope the party will Blaine Postmaster A. C. OB Blaine. Harrison ts a has made the admin that the party »s in a p this fall Both are p the convention and tr>- Blaine is th*? tnoe* poj earth. •-•••— M£«MO*. Mr*. L U Ssyles aod Maiooe visited friendft past week. Jeonie Hamlin i% a* co can be expeeted. Anae EUif and Ali^e ^ Sunday at boa* Frank Honkix* ha# ob in the factory Poota Spaaldiar ^an fricods in town Satardmy Mrs. a CbiWi was cm bet tar now better. , J. Rasbeek. eoanty. who hi i and reftativa* past week, reti fawaoay. Mr. and Mrs; Gates *pei bath ai Antwerp Miss Jesjnie 6hreeoe hat tie JFfcOa to wort IB a woo Jane a THAT TUTtO ?t£L inw Jty Is often tn* foreranner oi Deav wtaidb may be txot good tonie like Hoo^i^ oraiet tne kidam and live U># wast* frorn'U* ryete zbe bs»>d and haiids ap tk *&£**'**
