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THOSE GNAWlNa RATS. Many Tersons. ‘*I felt as though rats were gnawing at the coat of my stomach.” Three famous men have left this expression on record in their writings. They were • sufferers from chronic indigestion, of which the horrible sensacion they des cribe is a symptom. Other signs are heaviness and distress after eating, bad taste in the mouth, dryness of the skin, variable appetite, flatulency, ^•Oken sleep, bad dreams, constant feeling of fatigue, headache, skin eruptions and other symptoms com- moitly considered as indicating bad blood or disordered liver. Nor are these symptoms misleading, for both blood and liver are out of order, afilict- ed because of the foulness resulting from a disordered stomach. The rem edy for this condition must, then, he One that cleanses and tones the liver and blood, as well as the stomach. The ,only medicine that comes fully up to '#13 requirement is Calcura Solvent, vrhich ail druggists sell for $1 a bottle, ft is the discovery of David Kennedy, I^ysician and Surgeon, Kennedy Row, Kingston, N. Y., and has been on the • ■ ’y s ln c ( ............. f Dyspepsia is of two kinds—atonic ‘jUtid inflammatory. The first is merely -weak digestion. But we musit eat, and then, the tood not being properly di gested, Irritates the stomach and brings on the more painful and dan gerous inflammatory dyspepsia which spreads disease throughout the sys tem. It is because Calcura Solvent is so searching in its effects, cleansing and healing every part of the internal organs, that it is so valuable in dys pepsia, for while it is curing, the stom ach it is driving out other ills and weaknesses that have been caused by the stohiach trouble. lends at Midd _ iamsburg and children are , , _ with their mother, Mrs. Fannie Plans- burg during their abs The light fall of snow Sunday night has again improved the sleighing. Elmer Brownell is engaged in haul ing logs to the river. Fred Frasier was out. riding last Sunday with Miss Mamie Colvin of Washington county. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Ackley are en- ^tain lng theilr daughter^ Mrs. E. J. Ackley, of Chi friends here. “Sherm” Johnson and motlher visit ed Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Kathan at Cor inth the first of last week. Edgar Graves of Edinburg was visit ing Wends in town last week. He also ■' ■ * the cottas ^ —Ison’s, this week will be 1 __ f i'Tuesi&y evening. / S. B. Shepard and family have been afflicted with sickness the greater part Of the winter. It is reported, however, that his daughter. Lulu, who has been confined to her bed about three months from the result of scarlet fb^er.is again able to walk, with assistance, across # 6 room. Grave feats were entertain ed by her friends at one time that she never wouldi,regaintheuse of her limbs. J. H. Weaver and wife visited North- Ville on Monday -of the present week. Spencer Marble of Northville was a guest last week at Elliott Paul's. He also visited other friends at the Rock. Alexander Aradsti’ong was a guest of friends at Day the first of last week. Misses Clara Stead, Lena Allen and 'Edith Miller of Bdiniburg were calling •on the schools in the valley last Mon day afterpoon. Charlie Frasier, wife and son of Day fwere Sunday visitors at Truman Fra- One day last week as George Darling was drawing hard wood logs from Crowvllle to the river, in coming down hill near the “sand slide,” his - beg! begaa running down the icy decline, cSiUalng one to slip and fall, breaking its neck. The loss of an ox is quite a misfortune to Mr. Darling. Wm. Mace of Schoharie county is vkiting bis parents, the Rev. and Mrs 0. S. Mace. A number of friends were entertain' ed during the past week at Perndale thorp, our vlllai over one hundret past few weeks. HOPE PALLS. !rtie Pilkins of North' of their aunt, Mrs. C. Frank Palaht and Al. Winslow are driving George E. Van Arnam’s teams »nd acre hauling poplar wood to North ville for B. Burgi Sh'ank and Gei vUle are guests ’ SErom Abbott Of the north woods ' mm here Monday. Homer Brownell of Northville called on Mrs. W. S. Baldwin Monday. Mrs. B. Arnold is improving from to lisr recent sickness. ? Miss Jchnie Bal&win, who has been t. working i!or Mrs. Wm. Brownell, has p ' Mturn&d to her home. 1^. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cornell of ^Noi^- ,|dr. and 1 Dawton I m Maadaw --------- ------ _ lyed by the r saw® the boarding house. John Brownell Is gte ....... ‘ .tro; ------- ig nouse. rownell Is building a new rhlll in room of the one des- tho recent flood, but not in % **GNwr»o ^ o f r k o n of Wells spent '' wiu'bflifIlanatl^ tit tlio home I of Mr. and Mrs. George Buss 'I'luirndny and bring Uielr wives or Hweeb ' 'fbOHo who hiiw no nweet* iMtriM ean como and llnd one here, nn S m tfilla lmn M nno a lot of girls iiu jrau ran /Ind anywhore. Tb« Um, PhiriM Ihiyee Ims eh/sed hli hero for two weehs. Mr. Bnyra gavo «onin very tom bing **!?• W l | M m U th Wi». Jlrowtt* ell is on (the .gain after two weeks' ill- Mrs. S. M. Brownell and daughter, Portia, called qn Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Ketchuifa here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Burgess and Mi’, and Mrs. B. Burgess are entertaining friends from Creek Center;^ Miss Lillie Burgess of Northville spent Sunday here.. EDINBURG. f last week. H. P. Lawton, Prank Blowers and Solsey Howard made' a trip to Lu- serne with bark last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Kinrilcutt of sited Mr. and Mrs. B. f last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Anlbal of North ville were in town last Wednesday. Those that tried the ninth grade ex aminations at district No. 5, under S. JH.. .Bllithorpe, Were: Misses Mary B:ro-wnell and Ruby Lawton and Messrs. Cyrus Mace, Carl Fi-akev. Beach Allen Is attending the Glov- ersville business school. Leon Gant of Gloversville was en tertained by Miss Prances Lehman last Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mi's. H. F. Lawton made a business trip to Benedict Corners Thursday afternoon. * S. A. Brownell and son, Fred, visited Hope Falls one day last week. B. S. Jenkins of Conklingville Was in town on business Saturday. Ml'S. H. F. Lawton and daughter ^ent Sunday at Elliot Paul’s, West m I ss Anna Hope spent Sunday after noon with Miss Ruby 'Lawton. Joseph and Prank Fox of Glovers ville spent several days with friendsv and relatives in town this week. Mr. Kissemburgh of Cek ty was in town buying cattl Messrs. Rutherford John Watson Northri ville will spend the ith Solomon H. Ellil Anothef Man T estifies Bflfhis statement only corroliorates that of tliousands of others; this time it is from the Glove City, anfl the people of the state recogfaize hot important it is to have one true KIDNEY GORE. BfiiGilT’S KIDNEY BEANS. Gloversville. Bright’s Chemical Go., Little Palls, N. Y. Gentlemen;— For many long months I have been a sufferer from stomach, liver and, kld- MOUNTAIN ROAD. Miss'Bentha Collins,bas befen spend ing a few days with Mrs. L. D. Giffdrd. 'Miss J, F. Dutcher of - Gloversville spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.' Prances Dutcher. Miss Gertrude Warner was the guest of Miss Myrtle Tyrrell Saturday, Matthew Harris and Northville visitors Tuesds John 0. Warner and wife of Dwelia Groff and Sund,ay, The Miissi spent iSunday ry Creek. ^ N1 ■ ^“jo Wiisciison Jdhn 'wilson andw V called at 0s( Lila and Alvira Blowers with •friends at Cranher- Kent of Riceville was in town e arid Mrs. .Eddi r Warner's Sur ...... wife were Mas field callers Saturday. J. D. Reddle and Fred Gifford paid with severe pains to my back arid sides, ( J. D. Reddle ahi Like many others, I had tried -many Gloversville a call 'Tuesday, remedies, with only temporary relief, Raymond Van Nostrand of Den: and I therefore thought my case 'svas Hollow spent Sunday with Lym on,e that medicine could not reach, I , b I o ' was told, when all others failed, to try Brlght’.s Kidney Beans and get cured, and so I did. This is some three , w months ago, and already my health, is ' C. Davis and wife of Schoharie coun- so much improved that I gladly testify ty the guests of Revillo Knowtos' to let the suffering mortals of this state know that We have one cure—Bright's Kidney Bf its of which cannot be qttestionfed. Very respectfully y Kidney leans—^the mer- Vei-e Callers at th< [ stead Sunda; July 12, 1899. Bright’s Kidney Beans sold every where; price 50c,, or sent by mall on receipt of price, to any part o f the United States. Sold by Houck & Patrick, druggists, Glovehsville, N. Y. LOWER BENSON, 1th Solomon H. Ellithorpe. ness. Spencer Marble of Northville visited H. Snell was called to Lake Pleasant his daughter, Mrs. H, P. Lawton, and Saturday, owing to the illness of his family the first of the week. uncle, David Call. J. W. Miller made a busine Northampton last Thursday a eer was seen orthampton last Thursday afternoon, day. We think hi Mrs. Goodnow has returned from Al- protector’s track, bany and is under the care of Dr. Love- P. N. Courtney Edinburg is not much behind 'the Delia Palmateer and Addle Porter of times. An exciting day, Saturday! Northville were guests at the former's Two runaways in less than an hour, sister, Mrs. Daniel Palmateer, Siinday. The first one was William Hope’s George Wright of Bleecker was a horse, which got frightened by the cut- caller at Wm. Coward’s Sunday, ter tipping and throwing Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Snell were tlie Hope-out on sand hill and ran to C. M. guests of H. Snell and family Sumday. Sumner’s store shed. The cutter was Mrs. S. Reynolds is on -the sick: list, entirely deniolished, but no one was Walter Canfield and lady friend oif ■iously injured. The other was a . ........................... im belonging to “Hank” Eaton of in on Main street &nn- the lurtney was in town one day team belonging to “Hank” Eaton of Northville, which was being driven by Zopher Frasier and engaged in draw ing pulp wood from Batchellerville to Northville. They got frightened while doubling up Kinnicutt hill and ran into •the Valley Hue farm yard, where they stopped and were captured by Mr. Frasier, They v/ere only attached to the whiffletrees arid we hope no dam age was done. Mrs. John Allen is slowly improving. Joel Simpson is suffering with the rheumatism. The funer£ “ . William Orr .itjsa., waa held in the M. E. Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 24. funeral of Mrs. Grace Partridge Wark, wife of Rev. William Orr Wark, of Saratoga, was held in the M. F church Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 2‘ Rev. Mr. John LovdH ofllciated, assist field. Rev. Mr. C Northville, and Rev this place. CRANBERRY CREEK. The M. E. church folk have a New England supper at Cornell Gifford’s Thursday night. Go! Randolph urday i formed the ceremony. There will be no preaching in the Christian church February 11. The I. O. G. T- lodge. No. 645, elected Orlando Gifford, C. T. The grain depot is doing a good bus- Ida E. Clark is 1 having just closed term of school toga county. home on a vacation, ilosed a twenty weeks’ )1 a t Ballston Lake, Sara- Don’t think because an aching tooth is little that it isn’t nervy. Don’t forget that as Jntsructors, ac- Walter Canfield and lady fiiend o •loversville spent Saturday with his parents. Remember the meeting every Thurs day night at the school house. My son has been troubled for years with -chronic diarrhoea. Some time ago I persuaded him’to take some Cham berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After using two bottlesottles of he 25-cent size he . _ . b the 25-cent size he was cured. I g this testimonial, hoping some one sim ilarly afflicted may read it and be ben- pfltted.—Thomas C. Bower, Glencoe, 0. For sale by Houck & Patrick. Don’t pick quarrels before tbey are Put your faith in the p-lodder rather than in the plotter. SELL THAT ivood chopper, or stopj it J y and effectually by usings ^ • W I L L I A M S ’ • « N E W E N G L A N D • • C O U C H R E M E O Y . • e TbegreatfarailymedlciaeforCoTighs A and Colds. Large bottle, only 25 c ents. ^ 2 Williams 4 Carleion Co., Harlford,Conn- J W Mall U8 the coupons that come T ltb 9 A tlie hottlcs and get Palmer Cox.’« ^ 9 Children's Picture Poolcs Preo. ••••••••••••• W e a k W o m e n Femaje Diseases are the result o f gen eral hodily weakness. You cannot over come them by local treatment alone. You cannot cure the branches unless you first cure the roots. A sick woman nearly always has Kidney Trouble. There lie the roots o f her suffering. The pain in her back can be traced there. So can her headache and nervousness. The wasting drains come from the same cause. Cure the Kidneys and you also cure the blood, arid then the whole system will be built up and strengthened. O r . D m y S d K e n n e t f y ^ s F a v m H i e R e m e d y is an absolute specific for Female Weak ness and Diseases. It is a hundred fold better than compounds” and “ pre scriptions ” sold as women’s remedies. O i ................... ............. . real, lasting good than a dozen bottles of anything else. Favorite Eemedy is also tho beat^known laxative, and cures that other bane of wowankiad— constipation. Mrs. P. Aukerly, of Varick ftlreot, JurHoy (lily, N. ,h, lay for eight ntonlliB doBO to death with rancor of tho womb, kidney and heart liiaciiBc, ami phyalciaUB gave her no hopo. Kho took Hr. Uavld Kcancily’p kavorltn Hemeily, and llio lieadacliPB, backarhen, paina ftnd drains of y em woro liaii' ishod. Kho W8H completely cured. A large l»K li » l raverhe Remnly It wM by druiKiel* f»r f< , er tlx kellimt l 9 r $ f , .Van Vranken and Revillo Knowle J Callers at the Adirohdack hOme a Sunday., A deer -was seen near the Stony Creek bridge Monday. ' G. D. Rhodes and wife of Amsterdam were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Palmateer last week. George Wright of Bleecker was. a guest at the RiverSld-e farm Friday Al. .Proctor had the'misfortune to get a bad ehiip- over his eye with a chisel Tuesday. Three children a t Marve Minor’s are sick with scarlet fever. About fifteen people on •our street are on the sick list. The fellow, that came near ’getting choked to death by his best girl Is able to set up with the sick again. Ml’, and Mrs.\ George Rhodes visited Will Sweet and wife last week. SURE CURE FOR CROUP. bject to Twenty-five Years Cbns Without a Failure The first indication of croui hoarseness, and in. a child subjei that disease it may be taken as a s jre sign of the approach of an attack,. Fol lowing this hoarseness is a> peculiar rough cough. If Ohamberlain’s Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after-' the croupy cough appears, it will prevent the attack. It Is used In many thous ands of homes in this broad land and never disappoints the anxious mothers. We have yet to learn of a single in stance In which it has not proved ef fectual. .No other preparation can show suck a record—twenty-five years’ constant use without a failure. For sale hy Houck & Patrick. The person who has no will of his own has an incurable malady. MOUNTAIN ROAD. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur King spent Sat urday and Sunday witih Mr. and Mi’s. Wilber Wilson. Mrs. Niles Reynolds went to Jackson Summit Saturday. iMiss Satie Wilson spent Wednesday night with’Mrs. John Watson. , Mr. John Warner and wife passed through town Sunday. Mrs. Wilber Wilson spent Thursday with her daughter, Mrs. Addle King at Gifford’s Corners, Miss Flora Hayes'of Northville spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Ml’S. Charles Baker. Mrs. Ed. Wilson spent Sunday at the home of Oscar Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Broclten and Miss Elnora Warner of Benson spent Sun day at the Bolley Bard. Mr. Charley Hoosnon and Charlotte Warner spent Sunday evening with Eddie Wilson. 'Mrs. Ann Warner and Doctor Eva called on Mrs. Fred Deming 'Sunday. Samuel P. Sweet passed through this place Monday, going for the woods. Hank N. C., when you have got to do your barn chores again and leave them undone and go calling, please tell your The sad reports came to us that Hen ry Kinney was dead at Little Falls, but we hope it is not true. BENSON. Miss Bertha Alger of Ames was in town Saturday and Sunday calling on friends. We expect to see the smiling face of Mr. J. Collins of the Mountain Road Tuesday with a whole sleigh load ot some new kind of gloves. George Sweet made Norfhville a Call one day last week. Joseph Walker was calling on friends in this place Sunday. Fred Rogers of Bleecker called on his best friend Sunday a t Middle Beii- Those who were the guests at 'Wil liam Reed’.s Sunday were Mi*. J.F. Fish er, Mrs, Eva Green of Hope, Fayette Hunter, Miss Delia Palmateer, Addie Porter and Miss Bertha Hunter. Mr. H. Saunders and Mr. Keller are very busy drawing lumber to North ville. Albert Hunter.was the guest of his uncle, Hiram Scribner, of Hope, Sua- Subscribe for The Leader. Meeting at the M. E. church Sunday, February 4, at half-past ten. Every body come, Mrs. David Canfield and Mrs. Ste phen Reynolds, Mrs, George Polltsoh, were on the sick list and are slowly ro- coverlng. Mr. George Politsch and Miss Dora Graves passed tliroiigU town Sunday. T h i riotit; O liinor ^ MARii K9NTAINI N t iANIi l « T 9#AIINI M m m f THAT Witv IfRATiM M MMdil floiisewotk is M w(tfkwiiibttt€oUI)usf| T O WASE BRUSHES AND\ C O M BS Gold Dust Wasting Powder in bpillilE w ieri when it is nearly cold, dab the bristles up and down without allowing the backs' of the brushes to become wet; when the brushes are clean, dip themjln plain cold water and dry them either by the lire or in the open air. Soap turns fbp ivory back combs o r brushes yellow, but Qdld Ciist does not inlure them, Seat freo'm?3u^t t °aoVS°E\V0BK\ THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, OWOBOO, ,St. LoMla,-, Now York, Boston. Don’t owe any person a grudge; pay as you go. Don’t trust a ta’med wolf and recon ciled enemy too far. DOES IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP? will relieve and cure the more vere and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? 'Go to h warmer and more regular cli mate? Yes, if possible; if not possible for you, theri in either'case take the only remedy that h’as been introduced in all civilized countries with success in 3 throat and lung 1 German Syrui eals and stimulates stroy the germ disease flamimiatlon, causes easy expectoration, gives a good night’s .rest, and cures the I- one boittle. Recommend- rs by ail druggists in the s the tissue ase, hut alls night’s .rest, and Try one bo'ttle. Rec ed many years by ail druggisl world. Sample bottles at all drug Don’t prolong a quarrel; make a fight o f it and then quit.. REWARD. We, the undersigned dru{ reward off 500 centsnts 1o a reward o 5 ce t who purchases of us, two iggists, offer any persi of Baxter’s Mandral If It fails to cure constipation, bilieus- ness, sick-headache, jaundice, loss of appetite, sour stomach; dyspepsia, liver complaint, or any of the diseases ‘ which it is recommended.ended. Pricee the diseases for t Pric 25 cents for either tablets or liquid. We will also refund the money on one package o f either if It fails to give sat isfaction. J. A. 'Van Auken, F. D, Ostrander, Cole’s Pharmacy, Davis’ Pharmacy, Robt. Baird & Co., A, M. Simmons, J. S. Hamilton & Co., G. P. Brown & Co., Houck & Patrick, C. H. Jacobs & Co., J. F. Avery, Don’t work too hard in trying to avoid hard work. • WH.1T IS SHILOH A grand bid remedy for coughs, folds and consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured Innumerable cases of incipient con sumption and relieved mapy in advanc ed stages. If you are not Satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1. For sale at J. A. Van Auken’s. 3 Don’t make fun o f a fool unless you are in the same boat. Clover Root Tea, the great blood puri fier and tissue builder. Money refund ed if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale at J. A. Van Auken’s, Don’t be afraid to use good advice for fear -of spoiling it. Don’t judge a woriian’s complexion by the -box i t co'mes in. A FREE PATTERN autlXul t M A C A Z IM E W For Ipa-proylng West Green avejiui between Bleecker and 'Willow streets. Also, first installment and interest on sewers constructed in 1898. Also, fifth. Installment and interest on brick pavement constructed,in 1894 on North and South Main streets; and that I will attend at the chamberlain’s office, daily, from the flours of 8 o’clock in the forenoon until 5 o’clock in the afternoon, except between the hours of 12 m. and 1 p, m., except Sunday and legal holidays, for the purpose of re ceiving said special assessments. That for the first thirty days from the date hereof, no fees will be charged, hut that for the next twenty days, 3 per cent, will be charged and collected thereon. If any .tax shall then remain unpaid, 5 per cent, will he charged and collected thereon. If any tax shall re main unpaid at the expiration of 60 days from the date hereof, a warrant will he issued to the tax collector of the city, under which such taxe NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—Pursu ant to an order ot J. Keck, surrogate of Pulton county, notice is hereby given, according to law, to all per.sons having I I'lims against the estate of .John J. Sweatman, latr of the town of Mayfield, to said coun'y, deceased, to present the same, with tiie vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the administratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of said de ceased, at the law office of Majendie Johnston, Esq., in city of Gloversville, in said county, on or before the 20th day of January next. Dated this 5th day of July, 1899. HATTIE SWEATMAN, Administratrix. MAJENDIE JOHNSTON, Atty for Administratrix, luly i'-iS Th -------------- of Gloversville, N. Y„ will expose for sale .to the highest bidder at his office at .city -hall in said city, o-n the 8th day lof February, 1900, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, local im provement bonds of said city issued by the co-mmon council for the payment of improvements of sewering. The de nominations andkime of life are os fol low's; One year ?7Q0. 'DeHQmlnatiQns, seven $100 bonds. Two- years, $500. Denominations, five $100 bonds. Three years, $400. Denominations, four $100 bonds. Four years, $400. Denomina tions, four $100 bonds. Five years,$400. Denominations, four $100 bonds, amounting In the aggregate to $2,400. Said bon’ds will be sold In lots to suit purchasers, but not below par. They hear interest at 4^ per -cent, per annum. Interest payable annoaHy on the first day of Fe'bruaTy o f each year at the Fourth National b-ank (of New York. Said bonds will be dated February 1, 1900, and sold with accrued interest and are due and payable on the first day of F®b- ry of each year. Dated Jan, 11,1900. O. L. EVEREST, Cflamherlaiii Jan.. O. L. EVEREST, Cli£ 1 11,17, 25, Feb 1 THE McCALIi COBIPANY, .40 Well 14th etrcBl, - • Nen York City, X. Y. en, according to law, to all persons s p i W i l i im s s M : T H E PEOPLE OP THE STATE OP New York, to Sabra H. Burr, John Wells Burr, Snsam S. Burr, David A. Wells, Ed ward A. Wells, Catherine Stewart, Amy W. Heagle, Wells Gross, Catherine Kal- beflisch, Mallnda Rood, Eleazer W. John son, BUzabeth Wood, Sarah Green, Jacob Burton, Louisa Wood, Burton Sageman, Eleazer W. Edwards,, John Edwards, Daniel Edwards, Elisabeth Bannlstof, Jane Aim Starkweather, Amelia Gerrie, William Ketmedy, Harvey Kennedy, Dan iel Kennedy, George Fraser, Hiram Yan- \134 Willlain_Rood,_Marcellus G. Y^eUs, jtmtoi’B ...... ............ ...... ............ <’ro(]Us of said deceased, a t tho renl- donco of Qooi'go Gllleaplo, one of the admlnlptratoi'B fttovcsold, No, B Pi’o.'i- pcet s t m t , 111 tho city of aiovowllle, in HBid coimt}', on or Uoforo tho lot day Mf Juno next, natofl tills IBtli diiy of Novombor, 1800 . MAY HANNRRB. OBOBGg flIDUJSSPJE, l i r \ 0B0BG» f AiIiBlnlitmtorift TRAVELERS GUIDE lliifl Ir l S I ? ^ I : : ■ :: I: i S f l l l l ill!: i M i P l l l i s 'ffi ■riS’5’i?5’? 5 ' S S „ H i i i l l i P l m m m p i 1 1 1 ^ ||S| i i f l i f i I t-i t I lllimri S g S'li'I'S-g ill’ N. Y. CENTRAL TIME TABLE. BAST BOUND—Leave Fonda. ------- • ” 1.47 a.m. __8:31 a.m .11:04 a.m No. 56* -------------- No. 2 Day express ................. No. 62 Accommodation ....3:06 p.m No. 14* Eastern express .......... 3:28 p,m No. 66* Accommodation .......... 5:02 p.m \ -- • ..6:24 p.m ..8:54 p.m . 10 : ■■ .2 Accommodatl— No. 74* Accommodation ......... . ^— No. 28* N. Y & Boston exp.. .10:43 p.m 'WEST BOUND—Leave Fonda. No. 37* Pacific express ............. 3:25 a.m No. 41 Accommodation .................... 8:37 a.m No. 43* Buffalo local ................. 9:30 a.m No. 63 Accommodation .......... 11:02 a.m No. 65 Accommodation ........... 12:40 p.m No, 45* Syracuse express ....... 3:01 p.m No. 7 Day express .................... 4:00 p.m No. 47 N. Y. & Syracuse acc’m.6:58 p.m No. 67 Oneida express..., .9:14 p. m No. 78 Accommodation .......11139 p.m •Run Sundays. A. E. Brainard, General Agent, George H. Daniels, G. P. A., Grand Central Station. WEST SHORE RAILROAD, •. .I n effect Nov. 19. N, Y. C. & H. R. R. CO., Lessee. !T BOUND—LeaveOUNl Fultonvllle. BAST B No. 6* Atlantic expri No. 8 Phlla. and Wash expressS: No. 2* Boston & N. Y. exp.. ..10:21 \ Continental express . .10:69 No. 4* Continental express . .10:69 a.m No, 18 Buffalo & Albany local.4:00 p.m WEST BOUND—Leave Fultonvllle. No. 5* Pacific express .............. 3:53 a.m . No, 9* Albany & Buffalo locflI.9:38 a,m » .No. 7 Mohawk Valley express.5:25 p.m •Run dally. A DEI3PI/Y-LAID PLOT. Mrs. Good—Why docs your damghtoi* wear your diamonds whenover sho ex pects Mr. Richmnn? Mrs. Wise—Oh, he’s a Jowoler, ymi know, and would ho fltdiiwned not lo give lior larger lunl bettor ones tlmn )m thlulwi she hiM).—Jowoler's Weekly. Oil A aOC'KTAIb. \PiiiFh begins tho new yegr wiUi a, Blinrt story.\ *Til mlhey begin it iiliort nlory wUli
