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? v 4 •i ii*V ^* ^t M *• + t 1 > > '•vj 1 \ •« & if'/.. Sand Bags fo r Health. The sand bag is invaluable in the sick-room. Get some clean, fine sand, dry it thoroughly in a kettle on the stove. Wake a bag about eight inches square of 'Hanm- l fill it with dry sand, sew tho opcn'.M'j-e ireful y i.^'ethc' and cover 1 un bag .-. ill , .tlou <<• pen . This, will on-vent tue hand (mm -dlii n ;• out. and \. il ; a! i . enable yo. i lo lie.if [,1. • bag quickly by placing in the oven or oven on top of the stove. After once using this you will never .again attempt LO warm the feet or hands of a sick person with a bottle o f hot water or brick. The sand holds the heat a to-\/ time, and the bag can be tucked up t<> the back with- out hurting the inva 1 ! 1 It is a good plan to make two or three of the bags and keep them on hand, ready for use at any time when neodi d. ^%&h^^^ Here is what you want New Goods in Silverware. Rogers' Silver Knives and Forks only $3 per doz . Watches, Jewelry, China Ware, ETC, f *• - < \ ^- -u/.y. . Spectacles and Eye Glasses The best arc the Chehpest Bring me yonr Watch Repair- H'OR K WARRANTED ! B. M. POLLEY. Eorwood, IS- Y ad Winner. A Strong, Honest Shoe, 1 THE WORLD'S EVENTS GATHERED IN SMALL COMFAUS. The Latest Happenings at Home and Abroad Collected and Presented in Terse and Readable Form. With soft, pliable upper, solid outer, inner and ta p sole; \enmless; t.l:id::rd fastened: in two styles. Balmoral and Congress. Made in Men's, Boys', ana Youths' sizes, and manufactured expressly to give All Out-Door Workers the Best Service for the Jkeast Money. Ask your dealer for the \Bread Winner \and Save Money. If lie does not keep it. we will send you the name of a reliable dealer who will supply you, as we sell at wholesale only. Amos P. Tapley & Co» 3 BOSTON B MASS. THE \BREAD WIXNKR\ CA N BE I'Ot'XP A T W.D. FULLER'S. Nortlwii A'Jiroiiilaclr Railm-ii: Tn:E TABLE. 0:i and after Jul y i2'.h, iftfe'S, and until fuitutr notice, Lra>\-. o 'M rw '•••) \lis v f»d i s :\( '!< < •- S GOlNGSOI'Ti:.! \. M I' V Ul'l Nf> N '):v'J M . j A M 1 M ? Molra. . j y 55 i ?-, Paul Smiths I | i ;-, 8tDick Centre 1 iu i-o ^ M '.i-'.ia t Ian; : t, I • -7 12 St.Kes'is H V 1 o {2 .1 ?--• Mnnlev\ : ' 10. - i - iS^Shanley'^ 10 45 n : M.ket>isl-'s * c-^i 725 20 San*: 1 ' ,.ir,' :r s\ .. -1 • >- ik-< cv.'.rc < 5-^ • { - •54 Paul Smith' 1 - IT ^ Mn.ru ' 7 ?o! .-.•> .\VB. fALLAlUN, SiH'CriiHeridt!,., :,u Regis Kails .*. , . A. (\ ALLIW»N, Ge\^: n I VtZ' • & Va-iM ni/<;; A el. . Moira, \ 1 This Trad© j IWnrK is on I Best Waterproof Coat - *« it*ifcH»^ i In theworld U Ruie. f utcrlowii & Jfeublloli H R. B. On and af'er Suriday notice, iVsse'i^er Tm is v follows (Sundays excepted) unc ?o, and until furthei I'M' ins i iuii ap GOINi, MASSEN A bPKlNbS NORWOOD IV !•,., .. . Cam >! Dt-kiiP* JIIPCLIO\. . . RioLv: k- fif'UVPrntiJ' Kcer.e'.. Antwerp Philadelpliia Evan s Mills Sanf-ord's Corners. . .. Vi ateriown /\ MA. M.;l'. M. }'. M | I 1 . ~ tr> I r 4\-. 1 -, ., f , ; i | \ -e 1 I 54| 4 rn U y. \.. ~ 4O 12 T 7 j I *\ ''t' 1 Z 00! i ? 3f a S • ' 5 f 1 8 20j 1 12 ' • , t . 8 40, 1 2<)| i'/ , , J \ . • = 7 9 TO; 9--5 '.) 19 y 5° TO 05 1 4.1 • 55 •> '5 •z 28 2 :t7 2 53 GOING HART WjHerto-wn Sanford's Corners . Evans Mills. Philadelpliia. Antwerp Keene's '. Gouverneur ••-• -Richwille 'f'iDeKalb J-'i-ctir,... \Cjiinton Pdtsdam NDTJWOOP... . MASSEINA SHRIN( A. M.,P. M.' 3 '\ ! 1 17 3 55 4 15 4 45 4 57 I 835 6 47 8 59 0 >5 ,,38 9 5° K> 07! IO25I to 45 I 1 O^ 1 2 I5H 5 12 5 35 5 55, 62/ <=3S 7 05 , •! S 15 <•' *. 2. , . ,,=; 841 • • p *8 ; 2-, <) l 8 I j „ J«|- IT 45*--- mmt m Fare as Inwr an by any wtlm-r ffon». For Information and tickets t o all principal points Ea^t and West , also for berths and sections in Sleeping Tars for New York, Boston, Detroit and Chicago , apply to agent at station. H . M. BRITTON.Gen'l Manager. THEO. BUTTEVRFIELD. Gen'l Vasn'r Agt. PAS-ENGERS are rcqnncd to purchase !'ckets be- fore enurin g the cars. An excess choree of TEN CENTS will be collected when lart«a'C paid on h6 trains (![«'r. ' PARKEfFs HAIR BALSAM Olcanses and beauthtaa the hair. Pi-omotKsaliixtiHiint prrowth. Never Fails to Restore Gra y Hail-to it» Youthful Color. duiwl*oalpflJseils<!3imdliall-£alltag Supervisor Gilbert ostimntr's the popu- lation o f Chicago at l,08ri,00q._ Brooklyn has an ink &!i;.p-r, who is following the example of hi e New York predecessor. Connecticut is likely to los e a Con- gressman, owing to decrease of popular tio n i n farming villages. Leander McCormick, Mie millionaire manufacturer of reapers and mowers, has retired from business. The National Association of Daughters of Veterans has just conclud-d its firs t an- nual convention at Quincy, III The Democrats of the First district o f Maine have nominated Hon. M. P. Frank to run for Congress against Speaker R.-od. The hoard of directors of the World's Fair at Chicago have finally decided to recommend the lake front as the site for the fair . Forepaugh's big elephant, Columbia, which was injured by falling from a train at Pittsburg, was killed ut West Albany, N. Y. The Shawnee Indians have signed a treaty ceding their lands and receiving lands i n the Indian Territory i n severalty and 5>(i5.UOO in cash. Three shocks o f earthquake were felt in Santa Rosa, Cal., on Saturday night. They were quite severe, and awakened people from slumber. ^^\'^ The grand jury of Baltimore indicted every brewer and distiller of that city for violation of the high license law, passe d by the last legislature. Seven thousand five hundrod dollars is the sum donated by the American Feder- ation of Labor to the carpenters during their strike fo r the enforcement of tho 8-linur rule. A terrible tornado passed overOallatiu, Ti'iin., on Sunday. The African Metho- dist Church was crushed while idled with people. Two were kille d and ton 4j!h\i-s biidly injured. The lottery contest in the Louisiana 'legislatur e has been virtually decided m lawir of the recbarteriiii;' of tin: lottery upon the payment of an annual tax of Sl.WH.OOO into the Slate treasury. Tlioirws Ridley Aldrieh. the poet, e'litor of the Atlantic Monthli/. with whose name cud sucsess h e lias so Ion •; been identified, has decided to resign, and it is sUtb-d wil l b e succeeded oy Horace K. Scolder. Mr . Gvorge Vanderbilt keeps adding toll is landed estate in Binieoni- e Co-.ri; North Carolina. His las t jmrehase is '.' • acre-of land adjoining his place, Biit- niore . for which he paid Sl>8:iHj(l, beiug n.- rl v ;?1.°00 p, T jvre. Tin 1 strike of cloak makers n New is likely to ! e a sucee .s, >' i.ch -.11 ( 1 \'-ri::« r v ha s been frdt by the slriker-i , but o n Clou- dily the firm of i'opkin & Marks yielded, and 1.200 operatois and cutters '.vein, back to work, it is thought that the other manufacturers, wil l yield. The new stee l erui-ei' Philadelphia ha/i her tria l trip last week, and developed n spee d of over 19 knots. The trial was satisfactory to the naval officers i n charge, but it is probnbl\ the builders wil l ask for a new trial, a-s they believe the vessel, capable o f a. much higher rate of speed. The World's Fair commission at Chi- cagoehoRp 1 Ion. Thomas Palmer.late min- iste r to Spain and ex-United States Sen- a'< '-. as president of the fair. The fol- io-, ini; vice presidents were si'ected'. Thomas M. Waller. Comv c'ieut; M. HL De Young. C'aliforva; D. R. Perm, Lou- i-inna : S. AVallen. New York, and A. B. Aiidiews, o f North Carolina. The past month was the hottest June known in the country in many years, l.a-t Saturday was (he hottest June day e\er rei-orded . The .te-up'rature ro- corded at dilTerent points wne. as follows* Chicago, 9fn La SalV Til.. 102: Jackson- vill •. Flu., 101: Indianapolis, 90: Mil- wauke •. 92; Louisville, 94: \'i'atertown, \ \ i .. 101; Burlington, lo>va, 10(1. Gen- eral (iruule.y reports that the average temperature for the las t eight days o£ Juiii: was the highest ever recorded. Reports b y way of New Orleans give news of an alarming condition of affairs iu Amite Parish. La. It is stated that th e negroes have lately been arming for a 1 ace. war. -md had eoiuiiiittod several outrage- o*n whit'-s . On Saturday last He jinned forc e o f whites, numbering a ..!'. 200 . entered Amite, (ieorgeilow- 11 1 1 h e mont desiurate negro in the. par- ish, was shot and killed . Two other blaeks were wounded, and three other leader-: whipped and ord -red to leave. Se.ue!. was men iijad e lor arms, and a large luiMtii-'i of Wineii guns, and pistoh sei/.-.l. • r rules, shot For-ltfn. Tli e cholera fe-tying out ax Valencia, S]>ain. Th\. F.e.rl of < 'aniovat,, ex lord lieuten- ant of Ireland, is dead. Si r Rdwin Arnold has l»-en offered $1O'i.i)00 for his new j irjm of fi.000 lines. The three persons kidnapped b y ba.n- dit.s in tlie. St. Nicbola- dimric f of Cuba were released after paving ransom. Mr. I'arneli has written a letter disap- pi-ovfng o f the pl a i t o hold a convention of the National League of America at Baltimore. M. Forquier. a, member of (he French chamber of deputies, lias forwarded a challenge to the editor of the Hat in to fight a. duel. Th\ authorities of Algeria a.nd Tunis have forbidden mlgrimages from those countries to Mecca on account of the pi-'vivlence of choh\a in Arabia- Itiusin hai ordei ed to be manufactured rn France a quantity o f new intfant*y rifles, modified from the French stao* ai 1 rifle and without the magtume fea- ture. The Jungfrau has been ascended fo r the first time by women. Three ladies o f Berlin , Frauleins Eggers. Heimerjs, and Dusca were the successful climbers. Ex-King Milan, in his speepij at the banquet given in his honor-by the pro- fessors o f the university, at Belgrade,' said lie had abdicated because he did not wish to follow the prevailing radical current, -which he detested now as for- merly. A dispatth from Zanzibar says Ma- homed Bincassim and three companions have been hanged at Bagmoyo for the murder o f a German merchant 8 years ago. The Arabs have-gone into univer- sal mourning as a mark of their resent- ment, Mahomed having belonged to a high family. Tlie abandonment by the Saliebury cabinet of the compensation clauses in the license bill was simply a matter of sel f preservation, as it was evident the government was doomed to defeat if a vote was had. It is now believed that a dissolution of parliament in the fal l is not improbable. The French press admit that the nego- tiations between Lieutenant Wyse, tlie representative of the liquidator of the Panama Canal Company, and the Co- lombian government for an extension of the Panama Canal concession and the resumption o f work on the canal have collapsed, and that the hopes of the bond- holders are ended. A letter has been received from Doctor Peters, the explorer, dated Rubaga, June 8. He describes the treaties that have been concluded with the king o f Uganda, ousting the English from that country. He says Uganda i s a land of waste. Everywhere are seen skeletons and corpse s showing traces of murder by Burning and every other horrible method. Major Panitza, the Bulgarian conspir- ator, was executed on Saturday last. On arriving at the place o f execution he made a confession to the chaplain. With a firm step he walked to the post alono and saluted the military officer s present. He was then bound to a tree. Just be- for e the order to fire was given the con- demned man cried out in a loud voice, \Long live Bulgaria. \ The body of the dead soldier was given to his widow. Th e belief is quite general throughout Europe that Russia is getting ready to interfere in Turkish affairs. The out- rages on Christians i n Armenia may lead to an early movement on the part of the Russian army. The Armenians have re - peate d l y appealed in vain to England, Germany, and Austria to uphold the terms o f the treaty of Borlin by compell- ing Turkey to recoghiz\ the rights of Armenians, as stipulated i n that agree- ment of the powers. The danger now is that the conflict in Erzcroum may lead to open rebellion all over Armenia, in which event Russia would undoubtedly take sides with the Christians and seize Erzeroum, if not the whole o f Armenia, thus bringing o n tlw long dreaded catas- trophe of a European war. FOURTEEN MILLIONS GAINED. Th e Country's Population is Now A1>ou& 64,500,000. Tlie Census Office at Washington, says a late dispatch, is already figuring up the returns o f the enumerators from the dif- ferent parts of the country. Calcula- tions based upon the returns already re- oeived indicate a gain of 14,000,000 in population fo r the country since 18S0, malii'i g the present population 61,- 500.000. New York continues to hold the lead among the great cities, with considerable over 1,500,00 0 inhabitants. The re- turns indicate that Chicago has displaced Philadelphia for second place, although th e figures are so close that corrected re- turns may change the result It is prob- able, however, that Chicago, with 1,085,- 000 inhabitants, is the second city of the .country, while Philadelphia wil l show fully 1,050.1X10 people. Brooklyn, with 80b,000. remains the fourth city. New York and Pennsylvania still hold th e lead i n population among the States, with a big margin to spare. Ohio prob- ably stil l holds third place, although Illi- nois i s pushing her so closely that it may need the official figures to decide the matter. Missouri and Indiana follow, The figures indicate that Massachusetts will go down from the seventh to the eleventh position, Michigan, Texas, Iowa, and Kentucky passing above her. Phenomenal growth will be shown in som e o f the States o f the \West and Southwest. AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL The Latest Doings in the Field of Federal Legislation and Politics. CONFLICT OF rOWER State and Federal Laws ait Variance In Kansas. A dispatch from Topeka. Kan., states that-increasing excitement is shown in tliat State over the conflict between the State and Federal power as a result of the \original package\ decision. As fast as arrests are made under the State la w applications are filed for a writ of habeas corpus in the United States cir- cui t court and releases obtained. Judge Foster, o f the United States cir- cui t court, has now complicated matters by issuing an order restraining the county ofnciuls from engaging i n further prosecutions of dealers inj>rigiual pack- ages, pending an investigation by tho Federa.1 court, which i s set for this week. If these habeas corpus and injunction proceedings should succeed they would effectually bar the State officers from making any investigation or inquiry aa to whether the \original package\ deal- ers are violating any o f the criminal laws o f the Stale. Governor Humphrey has issued an order to the attorney gen- era l to appear at the trial of the oases before~the United States court, and to represent the State in the matter. BOACTI'S SHIP VABDa Bavo They Been Sola to an Enfjllsn Syndicate? A dispatch from Chester, Pa,, states that much interest is shown there in the eale of the Eoaoh ship jrafcls tS \anjElrig- lish3f<rr^eI6r^ ) TO,iSrO- \IS^nflethere- tort is not fully coiifirmed, it is believed lie transfer will BOOJJ te*e place, Mxioh. satisfaction ifl expressed that John lloach, Jr, will continue as president of flie works The VCoclc i n Congress. THE SENATE. The dependent pension bill , as agreed upon in conference of the two houses , jvas taken up and agreed to. The con - ferenc e report on the naval appropria- tio n bill was agreed to , and tho bill passed . The post office appropriation bill wa s considered, read the third time, aadpa«,d. The diplomatic an. 1 , con- sular appropriation bill was finally con- sidere d and passed . The bill for il.a admissio n o f the State of Wyoming (H . R 982) was taken up, and. after debate, was passed. The legislative appropria- tio n bill was taken up fo r final consider- ation and passed . A number of pri- vate bills were considered and acted upon. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Tlie hill known as the Atkinson rail - road bill, granting certain privileges to the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad i n the city of Washington, was further con - sidered , and went over under the rules . Th e legislative appropriation bill, aa amended i n the Senate, was reported aud considered , and. upon motion, the House insisted upon its disagreement to the Sen - ate amendments. After consideration of variou s private bills , House bill 5381, known as the silve r bill, was taken up as amended by th e Senate, the question being upon the adoption o f the Senate amendment*, and, after debate, the Son- ate amendments were rejected and a resolutio n asking for a conference on the bill adopted. The naval appropri- ation bill was taken up for final con- sideration and passed . The bill known as the federal elections bill (I L R. 10,958) was reported, aud occupied the attention of the House largely during the balance of the week. National Capital Notes. President Harrison has signed the de- pendent [it-lliiioll bill. The Blair educational bill has again been introduced in the House. The fate of silve r legislation still linns * in the balance, but it is expected th.it the conference commi'tee will arrive at a conclusion favorable to increased sfhur coinage. There is a little brush of war 1« ;-.vee:i the Senate and House over the refusa l of the lat.er to agree to the Senate old to giv e each Senator a clerk at Sl.SUOu year salary each. The special House committee, of which Representative 'Mason is chairman, charged with an investigation of the Ohio ballo t box forgery, is expected lo re- port .at an early dav. Tliere|Mirtprninises. to attract a large degree of attention. Thi s being Fourth of July week, tho doings of Congress are uncertain. An adjournment will probably take place from Thursday to Monday. • It was ex- pected to get the tariil' bill up in the Sen- ate, but-i t may g o over till next week. The House will continue the discussion of the Federal eld-lions bill. Important appropriation bills still await consider- ation in both houses . THE N10W DKItl SC1IKMK . Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Au g .| ABSOLUTELY PURE M Hello, I Say, Hav<> you been at Russell's, Stockholm Depot, N. Y., in the last few days? If not go at once. The big knife has\ been sharpened and i t is a caution the way die has cut price s o n summer dress goods; especially sateens, only 8 cents per yard, formerly'12*. Cheaper tlmn the cheap- es t print Als o lnwns only 4 cts. per yard, formerly 6 aDd 7 ; ehallies only 5 cts formerly 6 and 8 ; berges ouly 5 ots., formerlv 8 and 10. Ladies, don't let this chance\pass. It can't last but a few days. Call an d bring your friends with you. —A\ain you will find at Russell's, Stockholm Depot, N. Y., all kinds of lumber, lath , shingles, clapboards, brick and all kinds of building material. ^AIESMEN S 1M^LAIIY Wanted All Expenses Paid, to sell all the. lead- in? varieties and specialties in Nusery stock. Address H.C. Phillips, Nuseryman. Rochester,N.\ ADAlUr $15. Pianos $no . Catalogue free. UnllANo Daniel F. Beatty,Washington.NJ. MILK PRESERVATIVE. Milkmen and Dairymen. You can keep milk and cream fresh a week without using ice. Thor- oughly healthful. No expense. Send for sample and circular. The Preservaline M'f 'K CO., 23 Cedar St., New York. Pike's Peak^ lllumi n a|j COLORADO SPBINGS, COL , One'of the most novel exhibjjkl. devised for the celebration of tlH of July came off last evening, ftl inator of the idea is G. W, \mr Camden, N. J. Two barrels oili and one o f red Are were taken ffla summit of Pike's Peak, with mil on Thursday, with a large sappffl ets aud other fireworks. ?|l Last night a Aire was built oil and powder, and the peak was m illumined. The mountain utt$i, appearance of an eeormems $j!L belching forth immense eohimel H and rockets shooting in all diiecil ded to the effect. The i]]f™ could be seen for 10 0 mil.-s in tion. , The Great Benefit Which peopie in run dow n state w. derive f rem Hood's Sarsapanllaf | sively proves that this tuedieinel the weak strong.\ It does not s| stimulant, imparting fictitious sL but Hood's Sarsaparilla btfflds Jj perfectly natural way all tlie ivff parts, purifies the blood, mij J healthy action those importaatM tbe kidneys and liver. 'fl $1.00 PER WEE1 q'\' J C' to ) 0r $ 4 Monthly— * \\N BUyS a Fil>St \ CkSS 0 ^ 1 -j $2 per Weefc i *[ Buys an Elegant Upright It A v CTS-1 £ZJCC-- Bays Second Hand Modern Squarepiiil Cp_LC_>0. Little used and in Perfect Coi.dttion I IT r\BE SURE and drop u s a card before buying an Instnm'S Gx IE SBI3VC Msa^^ S nm •Himii.m«a ^LwsgP auehai nbwiAB CANTON, Virginia Official* Loo k Forward to a Speed y Settlement. Some of the pr-nuii'.- m S,-,'.-• offie'a's of Virginia are not only ineleied to b\- li, \e that the n-.go: : atio!i s lo iking to the adjustment <if the Virginia debt pul >u foo t by (be American and Loudon com- mittees will re-ult favorably, bu t the basis of their proposal scheme will not go far beyond the limit < of the Rid.ile - borger act. Mr. Cooper, the financial agent of the foreign council of b\inlh -bl-Ts. who has been in the Stat\ in that capacity fo r several years, sill return to London in a few days. Mr. Cooper, in accordance with th e i-onili.ioi.-, under which the 01- cott-Brown-Sbipley committee are to proceed with their negotiations, has just receivec from his prineip.ds instructions to stopall coupon litigation in this State. The few of these eases now pending in the Virginia conns were instituted lie- fore the awangeineiit was effected be- tween the New York and London com- mittees. KKMAEKA1SI.K MOl'NTAIN CIlANftK.\ \ I'oak of the Valium s Old Shasta Disap- pears. Telegraphic rep .ri.< by way of Red - ding, Cal., confirm the rumor of a re- markable change in the peak of Mount Shasta as^een fro\ i that point. I t is un- doubtedly a fad (hat the lower peak of M.aiiit Shasta has in some way changed in appearance. ' From observation..- through glasses i t appears to he settled o,- caved oil' nearly 1,000 feet into what is known as the crater. Old residents sav tliat the cause is undoubtedly suow melt- ing, which has caused an immense ava- lanche or land slide . Other reports say that an immense field of ice has „!,d oit into the <-rater, leaving a level plau.au . It is ostimah-d tliat 1,00(t feetof the peak basd isappeareu. Police Aiding (lainbt.irs. According to .a Iwpatch from New York, much rxcileinent exists there in consequent\ of exposures made by re- porters of the H'orW,, indie,.tingthatcor- tai n police official.! are in league with gamblers and sell protection to those wishing to enga.gr- i n the nefa'io'i bust - lies-. Inspector Hymen wil l conduct an investigation into the matter. Captain Hprnlic r LMsctmi-gml. Theca.se of Oaptam Herbert F. Ho.ech.nr , ox-collector o! cjis t oms ut l'n„e, Sound' says a Seattle dispatch, wti s dispose d ,,£ in th e United Slates court her . The charges were not sustained, and tbe ie,- cusod , who is a so n of tbe late Heuiy Ward Beecher was acquitted. An A-merlonm -ftlrl in Slherla . \ • Mis*§ ATirfe Brewster, a socipt v gj T ] 0 f JTfiw York, Ins gone on a pleasure 'rip to Siberia., °:oing from Nagatki to Vladi- VOStook, It is tefifst case known of a young Aineriein lady goi i to th Sil -M fan frontier except for missionary woik. Shilling Butter and Poor <,:o Butter and cheese and hides are way down this spring, i zero, and it is a cold time for the hard working Farmer. H'|| rows money to pay his taxes and still all he sells is down|j down. Well what is he going to do about it? He is a ' Brains and when the Lord tempers wind to the shorn lamgg knows which wind it is and at which corner of barn to standM fl tAs you approach Stockholm-Depot vour attention is a t once attracted by a large sign tutfliM m*^,. th e whole length of •\* i£ E3 XT iEl. E2 X3L A! balance up^ Mulling butter • > percent AHA ! Then vou want Flour, and likelv you do. He mare| ln°d\th P r^V iU M PUr , T , Aml Keady ^de'eiothing iUactuauV going for fl/oW inne vain.j«| ,\ d „ t ? r . e , ld ; H . c co H l d alraost_seed down the whole town of Stockholm with f,ne S.'cd an-r litis the•] York. /V* VJ| lllere is the Breeze Temperer! to the Shorn Farmer 1 How? Do joi: ask! i§| shcu!d r riini\!!^ „ Y ,S Ur K- Vifc wanls a ''''\ ;e n, ' w dr «' i . she is worthy, and you can huy tifoaiT snoutd, right here at the biKsiitn ..o per cen t ehjaper than at Nine places oat »'. T '.'.i''\Jg T ^ d ,you know Russell's place: It is enlarged; In- Laaies_ burnishing Department in Northern ISVw thing in Drugs, Medicines, D»v Goods. Groceries. Boots|| Shoes And a way down, down beicw zero, with t!o- J,utter,^H and Hides. ' ,;; I,.- 2,700. IQLUME XIII. fj^RWOOX* NEWS. $156\ i '8<»o 7B0 8 00 1080 3m I 8 m .- 00 7 50 ,11 00 9 60 WOO 11 00 16 00 * 1» 00 1800 1609 2000 8000 ssoowofloooo Jyr. $13 00 18 00 8100 So 00 ao-oo 60 00 10000 E,77MSON\ Attorneys an d Counsel- I.T^a&her_P^^- Y - fe^pfnTAttorney an d Counsellor-at- m Norwood, N. Y, tRKERTawyer, Potsdam, N. Y., Of- fipPert's New Building. rflilXBY. ATtorney an d Counsellor-at- •Ofe in Union Block, Norwood , N. Y, HT1NG a specialty at the NOROOOD fOffice- New material is being con- led. IVRS Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law ? Notary Public. Nort h Lawrence, St. Co., N-Yj IRRIMAN , Attorney an d Counsellor- [iw, Madrid, N. Y. Fife, Life and Ac- mce placed. __^ LFLIN, Attorney and Counsellor-at- £ Perl's Block, Norwood . N. Y. .Will Eve mention to general law practice. ft FLETCHER. Attorney and Coun- Ir.a.Law, Norwood, N. Y. Devoting fculsively to the practice of Law m an IANE lustice of the Peac e and Notary lUthseal. Also Solicitor of Pension's fe and Collector of Claims, Potsdam IY'. ft ERWIN, Attorneys an d Counsellors, Bne themselves exclusively t o the prac- • i„ all its t mnches. Potsdam , St. Law . IWM. A. DART & Gap . Z. ERWIM. JbMlNY. Attorney and Counsellor-at- 1 Office over H. T. Clark & Son's store , 1 Y Special attention given to draw- I'suiroKate no t lcegi and the collection of SKINS. Dental Surgeon, Norwood , N. lunice over L. R. & H , Ashley's store, feted absolutely without pain. Artificial td on gold, silver and rubber . All work •HAWKINS, Attorney and Counsellors Inw Office over C . E. Bonneysstore, I Y Special attention given to draw- ' also to the foreclosure of mortgages [lection of •. aims. lAL BOND AND DEBENTURE lay. Capital fully paid, $too,ooo. Secur- l.sate investment. 6 pe r cent, guar- Japly secured by liens on real estates Free times the amount of the securities. Lticulars. G. E. BRITTON, Massena , •CTS of TITLE S prepared and certi - fat moderate rates by FRANK NT. |ND, Attorney and Counsellor, Canton Bte Deputy and Search Clerk in St. Bounty Clerk's Office.] Searches made I protected by bon d of equa l size with Ire's bond. ETEARNS, Fire, Life and Accident prance Agency. The best plan of Lift E the world, ,,'one bu t first-class com- lesented. Also Justice of the Peac< IPublicwith seal. Wills, deeds, mort Bother legal papers draw n with prompt luracy, Stockholm Depot, N. Y. feS' CLAIMS.—The undersigned hav Icome associated with one of the mos land experienced claim agents of Wasli p., is prerared to further the interests o Ithe most complete faculties for work •dloi the route. Close attention pa.i laws and rules with necessary blank: ling immediate advantage of the same. IW. H. EASTON , Madrid, N.Y. Late Band Master, U. S. Vols . if ford House, WATER STREET, tfcovington, TV. Y. lEE Proprieto r is to and from all trains and boa t Is elegantly, furnished, everything fir Ino pains spared in providing for t l Igusts. Prices reasonable. Also go< notion House, Moira Junction, N. Y. Jel is new and aflSeasantly situated ne l«t Moira JujaBSn, N.Y. Thexooi TBnished with^vie w to the comfort a. le'of travelers'.' -A good livery attach< toper day. JH. C . CLARK, Prop II. O . IO. F. /0OD LODGE, NO. 486. rFrlday evening, a t 7:30 o'clock, attta mt Block. Brothers from abroa d 1 kited to attend. «y IELLS, N. G. O. O. FARMER, Secy 0. CAEE, Sta i.;Waddineton to Madrid . , WITH FERRY AT MORRISBUIM Jijington g A . u, arrive at Mac llOTains going east aud west. L« pinner cigar at Bowen's. 4 Ser&l reduction in pfioe of g \gee's. , 11 Mis headquarters for flo Hj at wholesale prices'. 1 1 [fgettaixed on the place. pe.-Kash it is at Kodee's. 1 pant; the beat 5;cen.t .oigar j|e:\Educ|t6rj ; \'St Turner's Pji. asked'-Rode^-, now to: |#aves sets the Si&lbtun Ii w. DBPULLERV r BY-THE.
