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THE POET JE R T IS DAILY UNION, FR IDA Y BYENINO, M AY 4,1888. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tbls'pswder nev> r var^e^. A marvel of bP - '/ j Tutt’s Pills ^ k t S a i tg ‘aiutcin.l cungwli F i l l i 'A Y . MAY 4. ls> s ITULISIIKO KVKUV fACM'I S- TX ... OFFICE, l AI'.XIT'I lU U I.m XiJ, 1‘IKK STIJia T TEBMs- Tin; n.vii.v rvKiVWlIl I’lrrliTr'i siiia;’? 111 , 1 ■ r .a tc; Sent liy 11 ml Inr fr. a y<'n- T ub Tal i-r N n s w.vkly. I t t Tluivsilai lii'irniriK I’ isijm }1. ji-iir. s iidvaiici'. Orauw Iiy ta tU f-T rnl.j.'HpiNin nr a*i\> ril please iidclri TUI-ST.iTKS IMaNTiXo i ') ., l-nur .T krtis , X. y. KErrT}X.ICVN HTATi; COX'XKXTION. H kadq ' u ’ s K i -I’ i ui . um . n SrvTf ('oMMiT-n-r, 1 X ew V okk Cn v, Man-h tfl. 1'N'<, i To till' Iti/oiti ii'iXii Ehi'lofs 0 / tlf Sf to lit A’< I\ The lU'ini'>lii-au EUa-turs ul thet'tateo f New York anil all others a h(i may des ire to unite w th them in tiiih'ililina: the ]iriueii>les oI the Uetmliliean p arty as deelaved iu the idatlnrm adopted liy the last National Convention, ai liert-hv teiiui’Sted to send delegates to a Stat Convention to he hoM in the city of nuITalo on Wednesday, tlie lilth day of May, at 1'’ ■Icgates-t itional B S i c k H e a d a c k e ^ cause the food to assimilate and nour- isU tire body, give keen appetite, and D e v e l o p F l e s k an d solid m u scle. E leg a n tly sngar coated. Px'ice, So cents p e r X)OX. S o l d E v e r y w h e r e . O f l a e e , 4 4 M m * r a y S t . , N . X® p H Q S P H I T E S I ; m o LIFE-GIVING TONIC PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE TO THE TASTE, lets on the .stomach and liver, Increases th; ippatlte, assists dlgcsflon, hullds up the tveaU .’r.ail and hroken-dotvn. Yseful In DyspepsU toss o f Axfixetite, Headache, Insom n ia, Gen n-al B ehiUty, M a laria, Zaelt o f TitaUty, Ner sons Prosivaiion and liehaxistion. CHERRY MALT contains blood-making, 111 mstainlng properties. It is friendly and health !ui to the stomach, and can be used by th Jellcate lady. Infant, the aged or Inflrm. Fo people ■vrllh sedentary habits and over-workei ioen It Is a valuable tonic. $1.00 i>er Bottle. For Sale hy all Druggists. BijInrPMOSiORGil o'eloek.uoon, for the pnrixise id' eleeting four H epnbliean Cunventimi, tn be held in d-Ch business as may properly come before the Convention. Each Assembly District in the State will be entitled to representation in accordance with the schedule h ereto annexed. The Eepublican National Committee directs that two dc-legati and two alternates be chosen from each Coi gre.ssional District in the same m anner as the nomination of a member o f Congre.sg is made in said districE rO R N E L irS N. BLISS, Chairman. TRANK S. SMITH, Secretary. [The schedule of representation is the same as that at last y ear's Convention. Districts in this p a rt o f the State a re e n titled to delegates s follows: Orange County, two districts, each six delegates; Sullivan county foui Rockland, f o u r ; Dutchess, two districts, eac six; Ulster, three districts,each four; Put nam, three.] REPL-BX1CA3J DISTK ICT COUVEJJTION The Kepilbliean electors Ot the XVth Con gressional D istrict of t h e s t a t e of N e w Y o rk, comprising the counties of Orange, Sullivan and Rockland, a re in\ ited to send delegates to Convention to be held at Mid dletown on Thursday,May 10th, 18 as at ttvelvc o'clock, m., for the pnrpo>e of electing to reiire.si-nt district in the National Republican Conven tion to be h eld in Chicago on the IDth day oi June next. In the said Di'-triet Convention the County of Orange is entitled to two dele gates from each town and waril, the County (jf Sullivan to one delegate fiom each town and six delegate,s a t large,and the County o f Rock land to four delegates from each town. The primary meetings for the election of said delegates will be held in tin •.several towns of Newlmrgh a t such time an< E, McCormick, Removed io No.105 Pike street Who buys Instroments of the BFST MANL- FAOTDBERS FOR CA'B, and Sella them a' LOWER PRICES THAN GAN BEPUROHASE’ LSEWHERB. Also full line of SHEET MUSIC AT ONE-FALF OATALOODE PRICE. ilCHLY R e w a rded are those wht read this ana then act they will ned honorab t em plo'm ent th a t will not tar.e tasrm ircm melr hi.mes and famine?. Tb‘ profits are large a nd sura for every Industrlov? person. Many have made and a re now maklu). several hundred dollars per mo th. It lseasi for anv one to make S5 and upwards per daj who Is willing to work. Either sex, your g o! old; capital n o t necessary; we s tart you. Et- No special abiUty required; an do It aa well as any one Six delegates to district in the Republican State nv ention to be held ut Buffalo May c p rimary meetings are hereby called for urday, May o, at e o'clock, a t the place of holding last town meeting, unless other ivfae directed by Town Committee by j.ublie notice VC days prior. Dated April 131, IsSS. C. J. IJoYul - Itcp. Dlst. Com. THI P.COXsElTi. FOR. DADIESi and CHILDREN. SHP3SBIOB .IN F IT , STYLE AND W E A B , Eareka Springs Railway Co, G P e r Cent. Fifty Year Gold Bonds, nation, ii'.-iii.iente of large villages can aluhto tlp irtRelvC' t'a> rcMef is at lot !U t* c p*-tcn! rale cl im'gre.vs irL,.mcii(.H t . i . l ( I ' l i.f e t'.f'liriitd iu ail oithem. Wi.en llii-e I* uu.i'iiiui (• t»e in.! i iiiy gill edge biCtd I on bi. bud i' ■Ji.ddotl)', I nt nil ■> ll« s'l (■: ( iilii, 1 lltl It',ilk ullii e itfigi - elU'C-e, V.ji c it :nc H'C, ;t 1 n alnl in inueh (lin,: ' . l> t o-; Lmiiht Ibit only ili-', 1 bt U; y n il t o jieiniiittil ob.-erve what ■ • r. j 11 ■> .s ntuTiu'.'s is pri'’- tiH il in lb.- pb I f - ci 111 ti111 e uie. Till', of Rtclf i giO't f -u !;ml ing to I'e'i e i.'- l»'i<..s. tiinv i:< .1 v'tllsg' erKina-iy eunbut' > ? 'She j.’'i>prutor c tp.lvHUM I d tHk<> e>-t‘ m ot la'in'rs, at-d scxid^ n tcao ivfrj Utyti-> g di et it in, I for it (‘hi e ;< moiitii m apii' e t qtni to thid wh’d i the riruitr coulu gel I n t< e biitltr IP; du troin iht t ame cream, thus relitV r.g him ot the to-ubit ol butlermah- iag and marke ing. Tne proprietor of the creamery gets hi.s reward Irom tlio advaiCwd pric * he is able to obtain for a lir. 4 -class article. (»ther bentflis follow. One farmer td.'-covers that another gets more cream from the same number ol CO .vs, and he will naturally de-ke to learn the reason. If in feeding, ho will be apt to correct his own system ; if in a better breed of animals, he will breed up his own. The proprietor of the creamery will require eveiy farmer to manage his cows and the milk in accordance wnh correct priuciplcs, and he will be at hand every day to see that all is done properly. Many will learn something in this way. Cream eries are founded upon a business basis, for it is one doing the work of many, and they can only fail of being pn.fitable by poor management. P. S.—It takes so long to write “ the prcpiietor of a cream ery,” defining merely one person, why not coin a word .and say the “ creamist?”— G. Wilson in iY. Y. Tribune. Hood’.sSarsaparil- laisthemo.stpfaisthemo,stpopu- k U | l f O Spring Medicine. M e d icine reliable spring medicine like Hood's :pel the ir ^i|accuniulalc'd in the blood during tbe winter, to ‘ngtb as the mrities which have 11 the blood < /Jkeep up .strength as th e warm weather couk - s ' , create an appetite and promote iiealt 'estion. Try Hood's S arsaparilla this spri ^ a n d you will bo convinced that it does possi If superior and peculiar merit. Be Sure to Get Hood’s ,«!ars;iparUla. my child. See that they do n ot give you anything else. You remember it is the medicine which did mama so much good a year ago—so reliablo, beneficial, pleasant to 'u k e —my favorite spring medicine. A Good Appetite “ Wlicu I began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla I [was dizzy in the morning, liad a headache, and no appetite; but now I can hardly get enough cooked to eat.” EsintA S h e p a r d , 1 Coral itreet, Worcesi' r.Masi “Last spring my wh( sarsaparilla. 1 ired of scroful iole family took Hood’s ind B- lid’s Sarsaparilla good forca- larilla. 1 le result is th; free from sore.‘ . and jj all have been little boy being entirely all four of my children It an i healthy as possibly can be. look bright an I healthy I have found B- nd’s Sars tarrh.” W m . B. A therton , Passt cCLty,N. J . Hood^s S a r s a p a r illa .Sold by druggists, g l; .six for g5. Prepared only I by 0 .1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, | too Doses One Dollar six for S5. Prepared only ipothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar W o u ld Xou Believe rue proprietor of Kimji’s Bab am gives thousam ls of bottles aw a y yearly ? This mode Of aclverUs^ing would prove ruinous it the Balsam w as not a perfect rm e for all throat ami lung trouble.^. Y o u w ill .see tbe e x c ellent effei t alter taking the first fiose. Don't hesitate I Procure a bottle tc-day to keep in your home or room fo r im n itrliati' or future ii‘e. T ria bottle m o at Jill dniggisto, Large siz 530c and ^1. CAPITAL IN B U S IN E S S $100,000. James P. Mead & Co., Mortgage, Loan and Bond Agents. 14 years’ experience in Southern and Western Kansas. Over $3,000,000 invested and not a dollar lost, paid for taxes or insui’ance. These loans are made only after a careful personal examination of the premises in each and every case- W e loan one-third the appraised value of property offered as se curity. REFERENCES :—^Meriden Nation»^ Rank, Meriden,Conn.; Silas B. Terry, Banker, Waterbury, Conn.; Whitney Wilcox, Bankers. and Walby & Clay, Bankers, Adrian, Mich. • The above bonds are for sale and examination at the olSce oi E w d . 0 . B e i e n e , 19 Front St., Port Jervis, who is appoinb’d sole Awent for this section. Taxes paid for non-residents, Ihau^dwly kCHICRESTERS ENGLISHi at the places whoi-e the last animal town mcet- oek, p. m., Republican Town Committi-es of the i R a iieil°\ 8 O R H S « S ^ & & iS0 ROiiGH°”TOOTiiAGH£Bg!-Ss EMNYROYAL held, on ?<aturdav, JMay 5, at S sc dire o'clock, p. m unlc.-s otherwise directed by Republican Town Committi-es of th e re- :tive towns by public notice given a t least the Repul iliean Ward Committees may d: rect, niitico irt the same to in- pulilislieil £ least five days p revious tin reto. In Sullivan County tlie election of the <1 delegates a t large shaU be at a County Con vention, held a t such time a nd in such m anner asthe Republican County Committee of said County may designate. J ohn C o r w in , ; w.'c! O^J swell ’ . «' E. c:.i. Ri.'publioan District Committee. Dated April 2 : SECOND ASSE3IBLY D IS T lllC T R E PUBLICAN CONVTENTION. The Republican electors cd the several towns comprising the Seeoinl A.-sembly District of inge County are requested to send the usual m b e rof delegates to a eouventiou to he held a t Middletown o n Ihursday. May ffi, 18sS, at S3 o'cloeli p. m., to choos'e represent the d; sm MaoERK DAV®' h f-DRCrnN|U[^PT|pJ Hi lLVSAFE.ALWAYSRELiABLE.TO LADIES^ ■^*^INDISP£NSABLE.SOLD BYALL DRUGGISTS? B ASK FOR DIAMOND BRAND,CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH B ANOTAKE no other see SIGNATC ----- ------------- H CHICHESTER CHEMICALCO.SOLEPRO c nnnUNSOUCITEDWRITTI l A dJUUUcHiCHESTERS EtiSLI! .DIAMOND BRAND ^ASK DRUGGIST FOR ©{CHESTER’S ENGLISH \ d IAM ON DBRAN D. take no other . 3R INCLOSE 49 ^STAMPS) |M|^ ■ I WASTING a i l ^LL GOES DIRECT TD WEAK 5PDT1 D, H o lb r o o k , REAL ESTATE AGENT. Port Jervis, N, Y. OFFERS FOR SALK AT FEA^ONABLE PRICES THE FOLLOWING: Honsie and lot, Mata street, 44x128. house 7 House a&d lot, Mata street, 9 rooms. Ei len property. House and lot. Main street. A very cl re, ideaea wlt-i all modern Improvements. BO! se ana lot, Ball street, 50xi00, 9 ro( good location House and lot, Ball street, dOxloo 6 rooms. GoiM dv-elllng, Brooklyn, lot EO xlOO, house 8 rooms. • J arge double house, rents $20 month, a t a bargain. House a nd lot, F ront street, 69 feet wide, 6 rooms. Pretty place. Brick house down town,S5cO down, balance monthly. ori’.er houses In all p arts of Port .rervls. Good farms with stock, to-Ms and crops tor Choice homes. Pay libera.!; anv one c n do the work; 2 3 its Also agent for the New York Life Insurance Company and several flrst-ciasa fire insurance companies. Office, St. John’s Block, Front street, Office hours - - 8 a. m. to 8 p. ------- DAVID BENNBl'.— CONVENIENT TO ORA.NB CENTRAL DEPOT. F.jurth Ave. cara to 23d St. and 4th Ave. DANIEL PBOHMAN. - - Manager. Curtain rises at 8.S0. Saturd.ay Matinee at 2 . The Regular Dramatic yeason, Xlie Wife, A new Flay Uy D. Belasco and H, 0 . DoMllie. I A S 6 -P A G K I I I , L . i r . S T R A T E D FREE D33erlptlye ot the Poil.CUma’e.ProdncaonB , M a n a f a c tnriog Induttri*-? and M ineral W e-alth of V irginia and Other Southtrn grates. Write to W . B. B E V II.L , Gen’l Pass. A g e n t, ROANOKE, VA., Enclcalng S-cent stamp. THE VILLAGE CREAMERY AND ITS AD VANTAGES. A rdove in the right direction is cccur- ing in m tay of the inland cities and villa ges which c.in be extended throughout the country w ith advantage to all concerned, particularly in grain-growing regions. The cetablishaieiit of village creameries is referred to. In grain fectioas dairying IS a secondary matter, and the butter pro duced is generally of an inferior quality. Outside of dairy districts it has been an i.mpostibility fur fam ilies to pri.cure a first class supply of butter. Farmers have not proper conveniences forbutter-makiog The m ilk is u iu illy set in shallow pans in the cellar, w ith decaying veget.ibles and othix refuse matter, or in tiie pantry, ad joining the kiichen, •where it receives the duet of floors when cv/ceping and odors from the cookstove, particularly on 'wash days. The skim m ing and churning are done at no regular intervals, but only when most convenient. N o wonder a poor product reeults. The surplus above the requiremer.te o f the fam ily finds its way to the grocery where the farmer dees his trading. The butter-table in the grocer’s cellar, when c .ntaining perhaps a dozen different lots of butter, resents a mottled appearance, representing as many differ ent shades of c dor as J-iseph’s c^at and of qualities that are passably good, ind'ffer- eat, bad, very bad and horribly bid. A transient customer cannot buy a pov nd of gilt-edge butter of a grocer, for the reason that the little offered is engaged in ad vance by those who w ill have no other. The ouimary grocery butter is an abomi- $3 SHOE. W. L. DOUGLAS GSSTLKMEW, The o: Ij flnf- <a f z-i .Soamierfs fc-hue in. the world naue w ithout tavk«t o r nails a « tag or hurt .he Wrt,makes ih> in as cj -K fortab e ana wel-iittlng us .1 h .ml m -.ved s ,i e. Buy the custam-m .an -hoes c->stlng fiom $•; to $9. W L, DGU JLAS .^a 50 .dKOE IS UnCX- Jlied for heavy wtar. ir,'Wr.te W . L. DODGLAS, B rockton,M ass. JOHN A KADKL, AGENT, PORT JERVIS. Pricea—All reses-ved—6CC., 7fo.. $1 ,and$i.60 1>11ICHIT’S D ISE A S E is caused by U ABUSE, EXCESSES, NERVOUS DEBIL ITY, DISflBARGES, FEVERS, M.vLAKIA GENITO-UniMAKY DISEASES, STKiOlL'ttES DISEASED PBOSrRACE GLAND and BLAD- Bi-'R, CATHF.T.-RS AND SOUNDS, and CAN NOT BE CURED WHILE THEY EXIST. OUR REMEDIES CURE THEM CHRONIC DISEASES AND V a UICOOELE, -Without de- tentlcn from buslnesa, and the Asahel Mineral Springs Water cures the KIDNEYS, DIA BETES, d r o p s y , BL.tDDEK, GRAVEL AND STONE. Ovorwhoiralng evidence mailed free by AS4HEL MEDICAL BUHEAU PHYSICIAN ■291 Broadway. New York, ‘ZOluljy WALL PAPER! Cull a t NO. 7 PIK E STREET and examine our stoek.tvhieb is new and complete. All kinds of PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING and P A 1 N T I N.O promptly exeeuteii Viy exper ienced wo!-kmen. E. B. STIDD. WALL PAPER ! ^ 0 - E 5 2 5 T a ? S FOR FULTON’S BOOK, “Illy Priest’s Slionld fed.” Sent to a ny address on receipt of priee,$1.50. Sellers & Co ,198 Tremont Street, Boston BESTINTHEWORLD I t Is a never-falling remedy, and is worth it' weight ta gold. A positive cure la guar-<mteed or money refunded. Price per box s i 0 0 , A trial solicited. Send S6 cents for sample box ana lull particulars to THE GERMAN SALVE CO., Sole Proprietors, TROY, N. T. Bool; Blnilni: for Port Jervis AND VIOINITY. H E N R Y M A I N E - PKACTlCAIi BOOK-BINDBK, nnounces to the citizens of Port Jervis and vl* etalty th a t h e is prepared to do every deacrip- cion or boos binding in a workmanlike manner Bindery Corner Main and Pike Streets, PORT JERVIS. H. T. • W ANTED. The oldest, most succe.-sful and only existing LIVE STOt'-K AlUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY ta the State wishes to Increase its membprsaip and w ants a m an of responsibility and li fluenee to take the management of Its buslnst 1 1 this county. Must be acquainted with owne-s of horses. This is a n exu-eptlonal opnoitunity to engage in a permanent and lucrative bus-nt ss and only those possessing necessary qual flea- tlonsand who c-^n give bonds need a-.ply, P botectivb L ive stock M utoal B biiefit .- o - oiETY, 1 6 West 23d Street, New Yors. The Illinois Watch Company Guarantee their 15 jeweled ADJUST® WATCHES Stand tlie Raiim; Test. FOR SAIiE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS JS-WELERS. ¥ ■ pay can be^raocte?^ Everytffin^*^fiirffish^ ed. Particular.-) free. Address Artistic Needle work Go., 135 8th St., New Yorlr. his own section. Salary, if suited, $100 pe: month. References exacted. S upx . M anu AOTDBiNO H ouse , so Reade Ft., N. Y', THE PUG AND ITS ORIGIN. T h is nice little animal, w h ich baa of late years become quite a favorite and a fashionable dog among tbe ladies, is and has been always a great subject of con troversy, and up to the present time no ono has been able to prove plainly wbat were th e ancestors of this queer little pet. Our opinion w that at the beginning of this century the breeding of pug dogs was very much neglected, and, in fact, some twenty-live or ihiriy years ago the breed was considered by many authorities as nearly extinct ; this probably “was the cause ol the origin of the pug being for gotten, and when some fanciers of this breed, by hunting up some of the old pure types and by careful selec'ion, started it up again they w ere unable to trace it back to its true origin. W e know, however, from good source, tia t the projirietor of The K n ave of Clubs Tavern, Club Row, Church Street, Shore ditch, London, England, where dog men used to m eet daily about that time, had some pugs which probab'y were of the old type, and the only ones known in England at that date. The two prevalent opinions, however, are that the pug dog is a modified bull dog, or is a dwarf tff shoot of the Mastiff, which dog he tesem bles greatly by his head and color o f coat. Those -who c laim that at least one o f the ancestors o f the pug dog was the bull dog, base their opinion on the fact that the old pugs used to be larger than the present ones ; they are frequently undershot and out at elbows, some show plainly their lower front teeth, and are much larger in chest than behind, some are rose-eared, others black-chested, some have white marks on chest, and w h ite legs and feet, and many have deep stops all which are owing to the bull dog cross, no doubt, as also the w a y they hold on to each other when fighting. Those who claim that the pug is the descendant o f tbe M astiff, think that a great deal o f importance is to be attached to the question of color ; all breeders know that it requires a great many years to breed any race of animals true to a cer tain color, and at the same tim e have the power to transmit race characteristics to heir progeny ; only the oldest and care fully bred breeds of dogs breed true to color, and therefore the pug should be considered a much older breed than the bull dog. The color o f the M astiff and of the pug is the same ; they are much alike in habits and very sim ilar in physical formation ; both breeds are indolent in disposition and form warm attachments for their masters, yet they are not up t y the average in in telligence. For the above reasons they consider the pug a dwarf offshoot o f the Mastiff, and m at probably a freak o f nature has been perpetuated under favorable conditions, and this has formed a distinct species. W e do not consider ourselves capable of deeidieg which theory is the right one, but -w e are inclined to think that the bull dog had certainly a great deal to do with the origin of the pug dog o f to-day, and n although not often, bull dogs are found of jl the same color as that of the pug.—L D e <j F ., in Poultry Bulleiin. He a te green cucumbers ; They made him quite s ick; But he took a few “ PeRets ” That cured him right quick. An easier physio You never will find Than Pierce’s smaU “ PeUets,” The P u rgative kind. Sm all but precious. 25 cents ijer vial. FOB OVER THREE MONTHS m y sou suffered night and day with rehu- m a tism ; so much so that he was unable to feed him self. Your Sulphur Bitters cured Inm, ami I am truly thankful to say they are an honest medicine.—Mrs. W. li. C aeleton , w ife of Deacon Carleton, First Baptist church, W inchester, Mass. N o one Knows better than those who have used Carter’s L ittle Liver Fills what relief they have given when taken for dyspepsia, dizz ness, pain in the side, coDSlipatiou dud (iisordered stomach. For over a quarter of a century pbysi- eieus have prescribed N IO H O L S ’ B A R K A R D IR O N as a rebabie and valuable rem edy for dyspepsia and general debility T h e E x c item e a t ni<t Over. The rush on the druggists still contin ues and daily scores o f people call for a bottle of Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lungs for the cure of coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Kemp’s Balsam, the standard tamilj edy, is sold on a guarantee and never ; to give entire satisfaction. Price 50c and $1. Trial size free. DON’T DESPAXR. If you ‘are weak and weary from some so-called chronic disease, don’t give up. Sulphur Bitters has given hope to many invalids, w here hitherto w’as nothing but despair. It will build up and renew your wihole system .—Editor Weekly Ameriean, Tbe action of Carter’s Little Liver P ills is pleasant, mild and natural. They gently m u iate the liver, regulate the bo-wels I not purge. They are sure to please. Try them. AA» V a4J4i ■* «> OH! MY HEAD. Tbe j)ain from NourulLaM ptk I eonjpanion Rliouiiuitbui is excruciating. Tbou.-*m(]s who e.nilil be quickly cured ure iiccdle^-lv .■suf fering. Ath-lo-pho-ro^ vriil 4o f u’ otbciN Tvluit ii did for ih.; iMjitw’ug ^end n ceuts ff»r tho ln'.'uf Ifol < t.lou’tl *‘MoorMi THEATHLOPHOBOS CG, I!2 WafI SL N. Y. TEN YEARS o5Sh£'a™'; the m arket, and i.s yet unequallc-fl. Preserves leatber. Is an oil dres-iing. ■Economical. Don’t take others, ladies I repro.<ented to be “ just as good or betti^r.” Allow no substitu ting. For sale everywhere. B utton & O ttlby , M’f’rs, 71 Barclay St., N.Y. ^D O N ’TWAIT. GETITAXONC^k If YOU are suffering from HUMPHREYS* UOMEOPATHIC ----- s-® w ** — v e t e r i n a r y SPECIFICS jple ride on railroad eoommeuded by aent a n d ca :ablea chart l®-500 PAGE BOOK ontreatini Domestic Animals, and st mounted on rollers, sent free. CUKES Congestions, Infiaiiiination, A ' A - \ Spinal Meningitis, Milk Fever. B. B.—Strains, Lameness, RUeumatisiii, C. C.—Distemper, Nasal Discliarge.s. D. D.—Bots or Grubs, Worms. E. E.—Couglis, Heaves, Pneumonia, F . E .—Colic or Gripes, B e llyache. G. G.—Miscarriage, Hemorrhages. H. H.—Urinary and Kidney Diseases, I . I .—Eruptive Diseases, Mange. J. BL.—Diseases of Digestion. P r i c e , single Bottle (over 50 dosesi, - .60 Humphreys’ Mr.-), ''o., 109 I-fiton St., N. Y, d by Druggi.stsi or Sent P r e p a id on R e c e ipt o f Price. send at once and v’e S i ig teeth ? get a bottle o f VvTNSLow’e S oothing S ykup foe C hit ,- DBBH T sething . Its v a lueis incalculable. £t w il l relieve the poor little suflterer im - tediately. 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