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THE FORT JER VIS D A l t t UNION, W E D N E S D A Y BYENINO, MARCH 28, 1888. ^ 0 ^ P O N D E R Absolutely Pure. tea. A marvel of beauty ______ .3ne33. More economl- __________ inaryltindsl lifia cannot Ue SoW In com p etition w jtli t h e m u ltitude of law peat, abort w e ight, alum , or pboaphato powders. Sold only in cam . fiOYAI. BAKINS POWDBE Co., 106 W a ll s t r e e t, W .Y. O N ' T •Allowyour Clothing, Paiftt, or Woodwork, washed in the old rubbing, twisting, wrecking way. Join that large army of ..=^.isible, economical people, who fi'cm experience have learned that )ames Pyle’s Pearline, used as j^-irected on. each package, saves’ time. labor, rubbing, wear and tear. X’bur C16thes are worn out more by WttSihfng 'tlian wearing. It is to advantage to try Pearline. JAMES PYLE, New York, ® '-^4 Kveiywhere. I h c l a i U j W E D N E S D A Y , M A R C H 28. 1S8S. rtTBLlSHED EVEnV^KVENING EXCEPT SUN f S ko K S almon !''-j_KdHorsami Proprietors. OFFICE. bWliXlTM BCILDINO, PlItK .STUEET Thursday morning. Terms fl.SOper year, strletly In >e lultlre mall for suh£ ^ ressTRI-STATl iscrlptK Tutt’s Pills C : 3 T J 3 F L 3 5 3 Malaria, Fever and Ague, Dudib Gbills, Wind Colic, Bilious Attacks, etc. T h e y p r o d u c e n a t ion s , n e v e r THOUGHTS FOR B E G I N N E R S ON GROW ING F R U I T FOR M ARKET. The following paper was read by Mr. A. J. Cay wood, the noted pomologist o f Ulster counly,at Poughkeepsie on Mar.Dlh. Thera has been a misapprehension out side of fruit sections, in regard to how easy money is made by growing fiu it for market. I know of no other business that requires attention, labor and a knowledge of how to proceed, more than fruit grow ing does. Carelessness and the neglect of culture and fertilizing, are in all cases fatal. The hun«lreds of bushels of fruit that are taken from an acre o f ground an nually, can n o t be continued without an annual return, and still more important is a frequent cultivation. He who beliyes Otherwise must expect to obtain something from nothing, and h ere I m ight show the constituents that fruits and vegetables draw fi-om the soil,but this can not be done in these short papers ; i t must be good soil that naturally contains proper constituents on which to begin, this round of draught and application, and if i t does, the first crop will take it out, and the experienced fruit grower will return a portion of the value o f h is crop to the soil each year, knowing h e cannot produce a paying crop \frithont it. A farm er having twenty-five acres of fruit can employ two horses, four men and some hoy help to advantage, constantly cultivating, between early spring a n d the first o f October, as it pays to k ill weeds When they first appear. W hen they get six inches h igh it is dillioult to subdue them. The constant cultivaiion of the soil bids defiance to drought, which is be coming more and more a scourge in this climate. Particles of soil in contact pass off the h eat and moisture rapidly, while on the contraiy cavities in the soil made by stirring, retain it much longer. Many tbink that in a dry time when weeds can not grow, and when not any can be seen, it is unnecessary to work the soil, hut this Sold Everyw h ere. _ Office. 4 4 Murray St.. N. Y . DEEP S e a W o n d e r s e x ist In thousands ot torm=>, blit are surpassed b y th e m a rvels o f invention. TUoae w h o are lu need o l profitable 'o a e w h ile U vlng a t t ------ fo r m itlo i h w either sex, of all ages, c a n e a r n nW R IN G E R ’“' SAVES 'HOST HBOB, c other wringers, and costs s but Iittle:inore. [iM P IREleS wa I k NTED. .genu wUSKi .Terywherr. Emnire W. Co.. Autiirn, n T* | \ d a i l y btisine.ss. A s a f a m i l y m e d icin e , it uuncceK saiy u th e y sh o u ld ^ h a v e ^ a p l a c e in i3 a great niistake. ness to be successful, should know that he has little time for p lay in winter, more es pecially during the first two years phis stakes, posts, crates and manure m ust all bs provided before the summer work be gins. Planting the fruit, setting stakes and posts are done a t different times from spring to winter, and during this same time after the beginner has some fruit leady for market, he must take it every afternoon or evening, and it is generally done in the evening from the first o f June to the last o f Oc tober and we seldom see a mOre tired set o f men than fruit growers in the fruit season. Those living eight or ten miles back get home about midnight. A great hindrance to the success of the tillers o f the soil, is by companies mono polizing the approaches to the natural thoroughfares o f trade. This can be traced from Buffalo 1o New York. They virtu ally say to a farm er when he approaches with his load of produce, ‘ you must send this by the line I am engaged in business with or you cannot unload here This is paiticularly the case on the Hudson river, a thoroughfare as much belonging to the people as any highway in the country. At every wharf is a locked gate to this great highway and all who do not comply with their requisitions cannot leave their p ro duce on the dock, because of excessive charges. They kno w they can disregard our expostulations in regard to extortion and rough handling, as they know they have shut us off from putting on other boats, that would carry our produce more ^ refu lly , anel on more reasonable terms, and we also know that we are compelled to allow them to do w ith us as they think best, and unless our l^ islato r s break up the monopolizing of-the wliarfs o f the Hud son, this discrimmination against the peo ple must become more and more calami tous. 1 think Mr. .Putnans remarks on this point at o u r last meeting were appro priate—cautioning the tillers of the soil to not elect political demagogues bo go to Albany and trade away the fim n ers’in terests with these same monopolies. The way we farmers are w asting our fracohise and influence on lawyers and politicians, who do not know or care for our necessities, is a shame that should be proclaimed in our ears, until oroitsEd to a sense o f selfprotectiou. These men show themselves once a y e a r travel ling over their districts, leaving money with noisy town politicians to be used in election, and w ith much anxiety and care t.xhibited on their countenance urge in dividuals to stand by the old party, or the griiat measures now before the countiy will be lost, and these great measures are sure to alv/ays occur. I know a certain candidate in a mountainous district, who drives as far as h e can, on his important business, then ties b is horse to a tree and tabes it on foot over rocks and ewail.s till he sees and lectures everything that looks li ke a man, and such a j our n ey you could not hire him to make for any other purpose for one hundred dollars. Tnese efflorts J bo -L, Boimell, Real Estate & L oeb Agent CoinmissIi>nei for Penn’a and Notary Public, offers A ll the building lots on Main street and Jer se y A v enue and 7,000 acres, Including a num ber Ot v a luable tam is, s ituate in M ontague and Sandyston, N e w Jersey, belonging to the late John Rutherford. A g ent for t h e W estern Faim .7 per c ent. Mort gage CO. Capital and surplus ?760,000. r per c e n t W ater, T o w n and School Bonda A ccident in surance Co. of North America. T h e n e w Combination B u siness and Fam ily Building Lots o n Lands o f Mrs. Mondon. D w ellings In a ll parts o f t h e v illage and M at- amoras. Farm s to exchange for v illage property. Money t o loan on Bond a n d M ortgage. H o tels, Farm s, Stores, Grist Mills, Foundries and another property belonging to a General Agency. Correspondence .solicited and Inspection In- Office Farnnm Building. Fort Jervis, w. v. BOW JBI,r. & CO. Newspaper Ado. _Buieav, to Spruce street, N. Y. A GENTS W ANTED to Canvass for ulj L A d v e r tising Patronage. A sm a ll a m ount of work done w ith ta c t and Intel igence m a y produce a conalderab e Income. A g ents earn several hundred dollars m com m issions In a single season a n d incur no personalrestionstbil- Ity. Enquire a t th e nearest new spaper efflee and learn .n a t o urs i s t h e best known and b e st equipped establiahtr'ent for placing advertise m e n ts In new spapers a nd c o n v e y ing to adver- tlaers t h e inform a tion w h ich t h e y require t n or der to matte t n e ir Investm ents w isely and pro fitably. M en of g o o d addrSas.or women,It w ell inform ed and practical, m a y obtain, nuthor- lEj' to , solicit advertising patronage for US. A c p iy b y letter t o G eo , P. K o w E it. & Co„ N ew spaper A d v e rtising Bureau, i0 Sp^uc.^Bt., N e w York, a n d fiUl partlculaia w ill be sent by return m a ll. SJLtSIEH ---------------- -------- — -- ------------ jiiiDgfas.. $§aDay-A Gold line just what we say, A ddress at ouee BTANDARD SILVERWARE CO., Boston, Mass. ■give them reason-i to think iw mere o-xis. fences without aim or point in lilo All honest men who have p.aesed through these scenes as voters for the past twenty to forty years, I think, will coucluilo with me, tiiat all they have m ule by it, they can place on the ends of their fingcr.'i, and further if tliey had voted in the in terests of agriculture, the groat measures 60 mueh talked of, would now be in better shape In talking to one of these pallticians, on the street, after our meeting adjourned on the 31st of January, he cxc’.ainied : “ what is up ? what are you farmers do ing here in Poughkeepsie ?” I replied, in his vein ; “ We are here to organize to defend oUrselves against poli ticians y ’ “ Pooh,” he says, “ therenever was a farmers’ organization that lasted three months , they attend two cr throe of the meetings, and in this lime they learn it all, which will be the last you see of them,” and with a nourish of dignity he passed along and remarked : “ ycu are only wast ing your time,you can’t organize farmers.” . I t docs appear, that we are the only class of business meii unorganized ; and for one I would be greatly pleased to know, what proportion of this audience would, by a resolution, declare themaelvcs politically ill favor of farmers protecting agriculture. I think the purpose of this Institute is to secure as an eycoponer, that wo may see more clearly the proper course to he taken in legislation, the changes tiiat time has brought about, and adopt the measures made necessary by the present mode of A fter the grov/er hasincessantly watched hiB fm ita from inclement weatiier, from the meuraions of thieves, birds and in sect?, watching the pickers all day to see that the fruit is handled carefully, put in crates nicely, in beautiful packages, lift ing thorn into the wagon as if they were chests of eggs, driving on a walk, often many miles, to the boat, where twenty or thirty men, on a run, issue from the deck of the vessel, grasp the crates, sometimes turned over on the edge against the breast, take them aboard, and instead of setting them down, drop them from two to three inches, others are pitched into piles two or three feet above their heads. Tlie boat is run into her wharf in New York, and as iBOon as the gang plank strikes her deck hundreds of boys and loafers, who are paid a cent apiece to carry the crates from the boat to the carman’s cart on the dock, rush abroad and take possession of the boat, and the manner m which they carry them, upside down, chuck them on the caiit, and the running to and fro over (('o,dinue/l iM Third Pa;ir.) H o o c t^ s S a r s a p a r H I a Cornbiiu’s. in a iirojiorlion iieniliar to ilsoir, the activi' luodu-iiuil propCTtios of tlio bost blood-purifying and strcnglboning rcniodio.-^ of tlio \o},i'lablo kingdom. It w ill positively c u r e - w i ll'll in Ibc power ot m edicine— .Spring Debility, Headacbe, D yspepsia, Ca- tarrii, S il! llbenm . Scrofula, and all Disease.s caused by a low slate of the blood. “ I siilTcn-d three ye.ars w ith blood poison. I took HooiVs Sarsapavilkt, nrtd think I am cured.\ 51ns. M. J. D v v is, Brockjiort, N . Y. “ Hood's Sarsaparilla beats all other.,, .and is w orth its'w 'elgbt in Void-” LRASRIXO' TON, 130 Bank Street, N ew York City. “ I tried a dozen articles to cleanse my blood, Imt never found anything that did me any good till I began using Hood’s irilla.” W . H . P e e u , Roebe.ster, N . Y. F o r R ic k e t s , M a r a sn iup , um l a l W a stliiK D iso r d e r s o f C h ild r e n . Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver oil with Hyphpbospbitea is uncquailed. The rapidity with which ciildren gain llesh and .strength upon it i.s very wonderful. “ I have useil Scut Vs Emulsion in cases ol Rickets and Mara' mus of long stantling. In every case the improvement was marked.”—J. M. Mfdn, M. IX, New Y o r k . ______ _ _________ Why don’t yen try Carter’s Little Livtr Pills ? They are a po.«itive cure for .Mck headache, and all Inc ills produced by di.s- or lercd liver. Oivy one pill a dv)^e. HAFPV A NO HUNGRX'. For over five y etrs I was a sufferer with that most terrible and annoying disefise dyspepsia. After paying out hundred! o t S u ' s , ' th e o i ^ M l m S e i n n I foun d th a t would do me any good was Suloluir Bit ters. bix fcoltles cured me. Now I can cat well and am [SdiloiT. happy' and h u n g r y .- A U VE C23 ' l O and brol suffering i pain of cutting teeth ‘i j' land get a bottle of SOTd a t once and get a bottle of W. W inslow ’ s S oothing S yrup for O j DRaNTKETHiNG. Itsvalueis incaiculable. It w ill relieve the poor little sufferer im mediately. Depi noo mistalist spend upon it take about it. H e u mothers. lere is n m Italy and diarrhoea, regulates th stomach and bowels, cures wind coli(jli^ cesinflaies softens theguins, reduc inflammation gives tone a n d energy to the wholet stem. M bs . W inslow ' s SooTnma Sv C hii , dhbn T eething and is thi an a is th e prescription ol one o f the and best female nurses and phy sicians In the United S tates, and is for si^e by ftll druggists throughout theworld. Price U5 ctn. a bottle- V W E X .I.S i H A IR I BA L S A M i nal color. An j elegaiitdress- [ ing, softens I ana beautifies I K e .storative. I’revenfs bair ? out; cumiiiK < strength! , E. S. WELLS, ______ ^ Jrrscj- t'ltv, M. J LOOK YOU NO S i i ,s11y RUiierior to ,'iny other ,sar.s.a- purilla or blood imrifier, tiiat one has w ell said: “ I ts health-giving effects upon tlio blood ami entire buinau organism, are as mni-b more positive than tlie rem edies of a quarter of a century ago, as the steam - power of to-day is in. advance of the slow and laborious drudgery of years ago.” “ While suffering from a severe bilious attack in March, isss, a friend in Peoria. 111., recommended H ood’s .Sarsaparilla. 1 tried the rem edy, and w a s permanently cured.” J .A . S hi p a r d . travelling agent for Devoo & Co,, Fulton Street, N . Y. Purifies -the Bleed “ 5Iy w ife w a s trouliled ivitli dizziness and constipation, and her blood has been in a b.id ordu — in fact she has licen!.all down. Hood's Sarsaparilla is doing her f good.” F. 51. B a l d - 'sler, Ohio. a wonderful :imount of WIN, druggist, Blanclicf Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold bv all druggists. $1; six for $5. M.ade only by C. I. IIOOT) & C(X. Lowell, Mass. too Doses One DoHar. “ I w a s severely a1Bi( and for over a was for fi a years a sufferer with boils, all run dov .i, and was at one time obliged to give bp work. Before taking all o f two bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, w a s entirely cured.” E. M. L ane , rittsburgh, Pa. rely afflicted w ith sfcrofula, L ye. r bad tw o running sores on m y neck. Took five bottles of Hood’s , Sarsaparilla, and consider m y self entirely ehred.” C. E. Loy :-:.Toy, Lowell, 5Iass. l-looci’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all di-uggu is. $1; six for | s . M ade only by C. I. HOO:)’& CO., Lowell, Mass. lOO Doses One Dollar. CAEITAL IN BUSINESS $100,000. Jam e s P . M ead & C o. K:i3iTca-3>Md:-A.aiT, Mortgage, Loan and Bond Agents. 14 years’ experience in Sontlierri and Western Kansas. Over 13,000,000 invested and not a dollar lost, paid for taxes or insurance. These loans are made only after a careful personal examination of the premises in each and every case. We loan one-tliird the appraised value of property offered as se^ curity. REFERENCES -Meriden Nation?’ Rank, Meriden,Conn. ; Silas B. Terry, Banker, Waterhiiry, Conn.; W hitney & Wilcox, Bankei’s. and Walby & Clay, Bankers, Adrian, Mich. The above bonds are for sale and examination at the olEce ol E w d . C. B b i r n e , 19 Front S t., Port Jervis, who is appoint'^d sole .igeut for this section. . Taxes paid for non-residents. 15augdwly Guarding Wall Strent. All the crooks understand ^that Wall Jfcreet w so thoroughly guarded that they have little or no chance to operate there successfully,so that their visits are very in frequent. If they go down there on legit imate business and are wise in their gen- eration they obtain permission to d' o be fore they start. Some years ago a panel thief,who was very . iliar to the police, inherited some property and had to go per. Bonally to a lawyer’s office in Wall street, William, the beginning of every quar ter to draw his income, which was a rather handsome one. This necessity was under stood at police headquarters, and na notice was ever taken of this legitimate quarterly -appearance, but he was never seen there at any other time. Wben a member of the light-fingered fraternity goes down on the street-without previously having obtained permision to do so, he is taken in at once viithout any ceremony and brought up to police headquarters. If he happens to be arrested in the morning he is sent to court with a request that he he allowed to remain at police headquarters -er night in order that his case may properly be considered. The preceding police justice invariably grants the request, and he is hospitably en tertained over night at the hotel in M u l-, • berrystreet. Thenext morning at 9 o’clock, before the detective sergeants atart down to the scene of their labor, the prisoner is brought ii^- i^pd,-i.n Ahejtepkhwal-phEaseolo-. gy of the detective’s office is stood up, that is to^yhc-is-plaoed in the -middle of ,the room and- the oompany o f , detective -ser-, geants slowly and deliberately familiarize themselves with the man’s features. 6 f course,no greater punishment than that can b« meted out to u crook, who has not done anything for whiohhe can be punished by Absolute imprisonment, for the more famil-* iar his features are . he Officers of the law the more restricted and perilous his opera tions become. After he baa stood up he is- dismissed, and it is scarcely necessary to gay that he is in no hurry to make his ap pearance about the stock exchange.—ilT. F , Maii and JSzpresi. i D a DIAM OND B R A N D PASK DRUGGIST FOR ©iCHESTfeR^ ENGLISH* raAMOtJD BRAND.TAKEN0OTHER. $25 PER WEEK INDFMNITY FOR ACCI DENT. 60 UENT<J FKU MONTH. §10PKK WEEK INDEMNIIY FOR BOTH SICKNES’^ AND ACCIDENT, $1 PBK MONTH. Also a g e n t for t h e N ew York Life Insurance Company a n d several first-class fire Insurance companies. Office, S t. John’s Block, Front street. Office hours - - 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. -------- DA VID BENNKT. -------- iir M i BESTiNTHOIItORLD The CELEBRATED WOODLAND BYE BALM Is w arrantee a SOUK cure for Sore or Weak Eyes, no m a tter of how long standing. It Is a n«ver-railing rem edy, and Is w o r th its w e ight in c o ld, A poaltlve c u re Is guaranteed or m oney refunded. Price per b o x » i o o . A trial solicited. Send 535 c e n ts for sam p le box and full p articulars to TH E GERMAN SALVE CO., Sole Proprietors, TROY, N . Y. The Illinois Watch Company Guarantee, their 15 jew eled ADJUS™ WATCHES Stand tbe Railway Test. FOR SALE BY ALL F1BHT-CLA88 JEWELERS. JgJKAH'IUS HLAbwON’S LIVERY, SALK A ND EXCHANGE ------ STABLE ------- NO. 222 MAIN STREET, •Adjoining the Park Hoteh Horses and Carri- ges let a t reasonable pricer WANTED. The o ldest, m oat suceosstul aud only existin'’ LIVE STOCK MUTUAJ. BENEFIT SOCIETY in the State w ishes t o Increase its m embership au-i w a n t s am a n of responsibility and l» tiuonce to take t h e m a n a gem e n t o f icabuslnss f . this county. A lustbe acquainted - w ith owne<s of horses. This Is an. exceptional opoortunlty to engage in a permanent and lucrative business and only tliose possessing necessary qusliflca- ttorisaud w h o o-an give-b o n d s neea aoply, PiioTRCTiVE L ive S tock AI otuai , B enefit co - ciKTY, i.fi vvestz.’ld Street, N e w Yorx. .axjuoii, jvjv.vjo.oor.f’, ITY, DISCHARGES, FEVERS, MALARIA GENITO-URINAKY DISEASES, STRICTURES DISEASED PROSTRATE GLAND and BLAD DER, CATHETKKS AND SOUNDS, apd CAN NOT BE CURED W HILE THEY EXIST. OUR REMEDIES CURE THEM crpRONIO DISEASES A N D V a RICOCKLE, W ithout de ten tion from bualne.sa, and the A sahel Mir ' Spring.H W ater cures the KIDNEYS, J BBTES, DROPSY, BLADDER, GRAYEL . STONE, O v e r w h e lm in g e v \ - by ASAHEL 5IBDICAL BU '• Broadway. N e w York. This is the T op of the G enuine Pearl Top Lam p Chimney. Allothers, similarare imitation. T his exact Label is on each Pearl Top Chimney. A dealer may say and think he has others as good, B U T H E H A S N O T . ■ I n s i s t u p o n t h e E x a c t L a b e l a n d T o p , FOR. S ale E verywhere . M ade only by 6E0. A. ^ABBETH & GO., PIttslJurgli, Pa. T YCEUM THEA.TKE, J L i N E W YORK. CONVENIENT TO GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Fourth Ave. cars to S3d St. and 4th Avc. D A N I K L F K O B M A N . - - M a n a g e r . Curtain rises a t 8.30. Saturday Matinee a t 2. The R egular Dram atic Season, Tlie Wife, A now P lay bv D. Belasco a n d H. C. DeM llle, jp ^ e n ,^ i s 3 ' N*lMn’'^Wheatcrolt^^^^ Paversham. Prices-All reiferved--5CC., 75c., $t, and$l.60 “You Know” Loss ot Manhood, Impotence, Early Decay, Etc. Cured. A Treatise on the subject sent free to any rddress. THE VAN BUREN CO., P, O. Box 738, ’'few London, Conn. I P . ^ 0 3 > i / £ A LARGE FAT MACKEREL FOR I A 4 (iUAUTS,,BLACK WALNUTS FOR ' j I I A SIX LKMONS FOR - - I I I I | HOAGLAND’S, THE GROCER. B _ ■ has ravolutloulzed the Invention inventive progress la a m ethod and system of work t h a t can be performed all o ver the coun try w ithou t separating th e w orkers from their hom es. P a y liberal; any one c n do t h e work; eith e r sex, y o u n g or old;, n o -sp e c ial abllty re quired. cap it a l not needed; you are started ireo. Cut t h is o ut and send 10 ns and w e w ill send you free som ething o f g r eat value and im portance t o you, that w ill s t a r t y o u In business .which w ill bring you in m ore money right hw a y than anything else in t h e world, Grand ontflt free. Address T buk & Co., Augusta, s i g f r * B E S T F O R L A P I K S ’ U S E . A n o ild r e s s im r ^ ^ ^ e s e r v e ^ a th o r . N atural f in j s h j n o t v a m l^ ^ A llow no substituting. For s aiejeverywherc. B u t i o n & O'r'TMY, 5I’f ’rs, 71 Barclay St., TS.Y. VclftcKy o f f5art1i4Hak«9. The course which an earthquake rm » it fl.-»ually very rapid. From the momen^^ when the first shock was felt at Lisbon to tho period when all was over, and nearly 30,000. people were killed, not more than four minutes elapsed. A few seconds wd learn from “ Our Fufth and Its Story,” ^ usually a more frequent time for the shock ^ or shocks to last. Yet, while Caracas in Venezuela was almost desttoj'ed, and 12,-! 000 of its inhabitants killed by the earth quake of 1812, within the limits of half a minute, there are cases iu which constantly recurring shocks last for weeks, months and even years, as if the laboring earth was still trying to relieve itself of some of its super abundant energy. For example, the Cala brian earthquake^ of February, 1783, was not quite finished before December, 1786, id it is a common observation that the preliminary shock is usually followed by one of greater severity, and this in its turn 'oy^others less intense, like the distant claprf of thunder which herald the passing storm. But in this brief span the most frightful havoc can be wrought, and the wave of destruction propagated, from the most dis tant regions. The rumbling earth sound travels, for instance, at the rate of 10,- OOO or 11,000 feet per second, and the earth wave, on an average, about 1,200 feet in the same space ofltiitie,-5thougb -in '-Cffictrleston, as we have seen, a much higher rate wasat» iun^d.— Toronto 2'nrtS. ^ ^The Greatest Blood Purifieri A W e s t e r u l^ e a c l i M ' * A gentleman was conversing with jiB Idaho minister whom he happened to meet on a railroad train. “ You have been preaching in the Wes? for several years I understood you to say f* be inquired. “ Yes, for the last twenty years,” replied the minister. “ You know,” continued the Eastern man, “ hoW we sometime.^ read o f ministers in your country frequently having to go Jnto the pulpit With a revolver to use in maintaining order in a turbulent congrega tion, Is there anything in it ?” “ 0,yes, I have known ministers to do it, but I consider it entirely unnecessary.” “ That was always my idea, too.” <‘ 0 , y®s; yes, moat unnecessary,” re turned the preacher. “ Besides, it always seemed to me in very poor taste for a min ister of the Gospel, preaching peace on earth and good will toward men, to go Around tied to a hjp. cannon. Yes, a gun.is Wholly uncalled for,” continued the goo^ man, at ha took a roll of sermons In his left hand and reached down with his right ymd extracted a fourteen inch knife from his bootleg; “ yes, wholly uncalled for. Givemethis bowie in my bootleg and a good pair of brass knuckles and a hymn book in my coat tail pocket and I will agree to carry the Gospel to any man that ever look ed through a collar. The shooting iron has had its day as a method of evangelization,’' ■OhicairJ Tribune. U s e s f o r S a w d u s t . It is found practicable, at last, to matot the waste of pine saw mills available for paper pulp. In reducing the wood to pulp bisulphate of lime has been used, this pow erful chemical acting on the fiber only when heated; heretofore only lead lined boilers would resist its action, these, however, be ing costly and hard to keep in repair. Mora recently there has been discovered in Ger many a k ind of brick lining for boilers, which serves tho purpose in question. The wood, sawed in small pieces, is digested >/ith bisulpbate in large boilers lined with this brick, heat being supplied through lead steam pipes, nothing further being necessary except thorough washing of the fibre. The bisulphate is made on the spot, by passing sulphurous vapor through por. 0 U 8 limestone kept thoroughly wet, •Their gentle action and good effec tho system really make them a pei little pill. TJiey please tho-se who them, well tei ir gentle action and good effect on im really make them a jierfect pill. TJiey please tho.96 who use Carter’s L ittle Liver Pills may be led “ P erfection.” I^EHEnATIVB^^AKNESS, giv- mous,mildr Boothing currentd —wCtly through all weak jJart^refiior- lealth and Vigoroue Strength. ElcctnO __ instantly or we fdrfeit 85,000 m cash. _ ______ [mprovemente ove** ail other belts. Worst casesper- tnai^ently curedin three months^ Sealed pamphlet4c. etam» SAHOEN ELEGTRtG CO., 8 2 2 -4 BROADWAY j NEW YORK I rif i>ii X r-iuc ibe.«t meclicine to use loasos o f such stublior deep seated diseases, not ever feikc BLUE PILLS lercury, they arc de; l)om ant! '..irs'SreS )fordi'“ f e p H U E , anWRRS. Ifl v o u a resiek.n o l latter what alls' fj’oa, use .... . “ BlWers1 1 sIsyonrTflngaoOoateiW ‘ M withavel!»\vstieky#Doii’t\vait until yon n|;su1)Pl.iih(-e;-’ Isyoarjfare unable to w.alk, o r ibreath foul asi.W'O'C fiat <m your Ixack, loll'ensivc? YodrS’^iHitgcfc soiae, a t o n re.it,, IstomacU is out^^yill eiu-e you. Su]phur| m edicine eve la t <m y o u r lja c k ,|j tfcBoiae. a t once, i t | | ................... lire y o u . S u l p h u r l j of order. U s e ^ B d t e r s i s r tSULPiHTR ijjyalM ’s Priende! ---------------- J?he young:, th e a g ed and t o t- S Is y o u r TTr-#teriiig a rc soon tuade w ell b y j ine t h i c k , u , ; o . 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House a n d lot, Ban stie e t , ooxioo, 9 rooms, good location. House and lot. B a ll street, 40xioo g rooms. Good dw elling, Brooklyn, lot to slOO, house 8 rooms. la r g e double house, le n t s $20 m onth, a t a bargain. House and lot. Front street, 6o feet w ide, d rooms. Pretty place. Brick house down town,$5C0 down, balance monthly. Other houses in all parts of Fori .lew is, Good farm s w ith stock, tools and crops for A ll Information fam ished upon application. D. HOLBROOK, Reai B state Agent. Office over Lea’s Drug Store, opposite depot Fort Jervis N. Y, ■■X
