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a‘H S fO fi'i' J E B t l S DAILY OHIOB, BAYOBD a Y S V f iM m a , MAY S, 1888. ^AKIH^ POWDER Absolutely Pure. TDlsSiewder never varies. A marvel of beanty etrengtn and wbolesomaness. More econor.il- 3al than tlieordlnarv kinds, and cannot be peia In competition with the multitude of low pe.%1, short weight, aliun. or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. R oyal B aking B owdeb (’ o -, 106 W ail street, IS. It. Tutt’s Pills will save the dyspeptic from many days of misei-y, ami eiialile Jiim to eat whatever he wishes. They prevent S ick H e a d a c k e , cause the food to assimilate and nour- isH tlie l>ody, g ive Iceen ap p e tite, and D e v e lop F lesk and solid innsole. Elegantly sugar coated. Price, 23 cents per box. S o l d E v e r y w h e r e . OflSlcej 4:4 M u n * a y S t . , N . Xo Site S a i l g m « ion . H A irilH AY, MAY 3, IStjS. BtUlLlSlIKU l-.VKilY’^ L\EMNU l-AChlT I PN F reo ■'“d Pr-nmef..rfi. OFFICK, FARNITM BUILDINU, 1‘IKE STIIKKT TERMS TuEl)\It.Y U mon will hr .li-llvmsl l.y carrier to village subserlhcrs at tea ci>nts a weel: Sent by mail for a year. T he T ki -.S ia i ' ks F nio . v weekly, la ifsued every Thursday m.,.rnlng. Terms fl.OT per year, strh'Uy In advance. Orders hy mall for auhserlptlon or advertising v please address TRI-STATES PRINTINO CO., P out J bkvis , N. V. REPU B L ICAN STATE CONTENTION. mhtican Electors of the Etatc of New The Kepuhlieiiu EU'etuis of the State of New Xork andall otlu'rs who may desire to unite with them in uphfiMiiig the prineiples of the Republican p a rty as declared in the platform adopted by the last National Convention, are hereby requested to send delegates to a State Convention to be held in the city f)f Bulfalo on Wednesday, the nUh day o f May, 18 n .-<, a t 13 :loek,noon,loek,noon, foror thehe purpose of eleetii legates-at-hirge and f o u r alternati s o'c f t Republican Couvoution, to b e held in if Chicago on the lath ilay of June, 1KS8; also lo r tne transaction of such other biisine.s.s as may properly eome before the Convtntion. Each Assembly District in the State will be MALT - ^ | P H Q S P H I T t S n T n e R V e j ! AND LIFE-GIVING TONIC ISTE, PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE TO THE TAS' lets on the stomach and liver, increases ippetite, assists digestion, builds up the weak ia l l and broken-down. Useful in Dyspepsu Loss o f Appetite, Headaehe, Insom n ia, Get iral D ebility, M a laria, ZacJc o f Titality, Ne^ toxts P rostration and Ejelintisfion. CHERRY MALT contains blood-making, Ilf sustaining properties. 11 is friendly and health lul to the stomach, and can be use.! by th‘ lellcate lady, infant, the aged or infirm. Fo people with sedentary h'lbits and over-worke* men it Is a valuable tonic, $1.00 per Bottle. For Sale by all Druggists. entitled to represimtation in aceordunee with the .schedule h ereto annexed. The Republican National Committee directs that two delegates and two alternatf.s be chosen from each Con- gTessional District in the *:ame m anner as the nomination o f a metnhor o f Congress is made in said diatriet- CORNELIUiS N. BLISJS, Chairman. FRANK S. SJnTH , Secretary. [ The schedule of representation is the same as that a t last yea this p a rt o f the State a re e n titled to delegates as follows: Orange County, two districts, each six delegates; Sullivan county fom'; Rockland, f o u r : Dutchess, two districts, each six ; Ulster, three districts, each fo u r ; P u t nam, three.] IV. E. McCormick, Removed io No.105 Pike street. Who buys Instruments of the BEST MANU FACTURERS FOR CAtH, and sells them at LOWER PRICES TH.AN CAN BE PURCHASED LSEWHERE. Also full llhe of SREBT MUSIC AT ONE-FALF CATALOGUE. PRICE, DiPU! V iS n I u n LI take them from their hemes and famllie.=>. The profits are large and sure for every Industrious person. Many have made and are now making several hundred dollars per mo ih. I t is easy for any one to make §5 and upwards per day who Is willing to work, ilth e r sex,yoaigor old; capital not neceosary; we s tart you. Ev erything new. No special ability required; you, reader, can do it as well as any one W rite to US a t once for full particulars, which w e mall free. Address S tixsok & Co., Port- and, Maine. R O W E L L & CO. Newspaper Adv. Bmeav., lO Spruce street. A’. F. P.C0Ms\.'o\i FOR. L A D IE S and C H ILD R E N . p s S i g i a e s SUPERIOR IN F I T , STYLE AND W E A K . EnreKa Springs Rsilway Co, 6 P e r Cent. F if ty Y e a r Gold Eonds. T h is R o a d is e a m in g G p e r e e j.t on th e first m o r tg a g e , 6 p e r c e n t o n th e see(jnd 'iml 2 p e r c e n t on th e sto c k . In t e r e s t a n . p r incipal pay a b le a t th e AlEHCANTrr.E Titc.wr Co., T r u s tees, N e w Y o r k . Priee.s 103J/, a n d aec-rued In te r e s t. G R I S W O L D * G l L L E i r , 3 VI a l l S t ., N e w Yo.--k. FREE A 3 0 - P A G E ILLU STRA TED States. Write to ^ W. B. BBVILL, GenT Pass. Agent, ROANOKE, VA., Enoloalng'S-cent stamp. REPUBLICAN DI.STRICT CONVENTION The Republican electors o f the XVth Con gressional District of the State of New York, cmmpi'ising the counties of Orange, Sullivan and Rockland, are invited to send delegates to a Convention to lio held at Alid- dletown on Thursday.Mayridth. 18.ss a t twelve o'clock, ra., for the purpose of electing two delegates and two alternates to represent said dislriet in the National Republit'an Conven tion to be held in Chicago on the l»th day of June next. In the said District Convention the County of Orange is e ntitleil to two dele gates from each town ami ward, the County of SuUivan to one d elegate from each, tow n and six delegates at large,ami the County o f R ock land to four delegates from each town. The ])riinary meetings for the eleel said delegates will be held in the several towns at the places where the last annual town meet ing was held, on Saturday, Alay 5, bSSs, a t 2 ifeloek, p. ra., unless othei’wise directed the Republican Town Committees ol the s]>eetive towns 1 >y public notice given a t h ‘ast five days before the dt the city of Newburgh at such time and places as the Republican Ward (’ommittees may rect, notice o f the sam,- to be laiblished least five days previous thereto. In Siullivan County the elcetion oi the •> delegates a t large shall be at a County vention, held a t such time and in such m anner as the Republican County (Vmuni^tee of said County may designate. i-l-C 'c T A S S .,, :..ts„iuv;m c ... E ? R ROs-kland Co. Dated April 31, m; -■publican District Committee. SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT RE PUBLICAN CONA'ENTION. The Republican electors of the several towns comprising the Second Assembly District of Orange County are re(juested to send the usual num ber of delegates to a conv ention to be held a t Middletown on Thursdaj', May 10, IS®, a t 2 o ’clock p. ni., to choose si.x delegates to represent the dLtrict in the Republican S tate Convention to be hehl at Bulfalo J lay IGth. The primary meetings are herel>y called for Satiiniiy, Alay 5, a t 3 o’clock, a t the i>Iace of holding last town meeting, unless other,vise directed b y Town Committee by public notice five days prior. Dated April 21, ISSS. C. T S o y II [- Rep. Dist. Com. F. M.4RvrN, \ GRAFTING GRAPES. As regular as the season comes around I am asked to describe the mode. By tbe lime this gets before our readers eome who are in a hurry may have already done the work. After many years of experience doing the work at all times from February, when the frost was out of the ground, until the vines have made shoots a foot long, v?ith varied success, I have come to the conclusion that the best time is 'when the vines are started to grow, the grafts being kept in a cool shady place so that they were a little behind the stock in start ing. To keep them entirely dormant in an ice house, as some recommend, is wrong. I have had the bads on the grafts swollen ready to buret when inserted that started to grow a week after. Clear the ground away from the root three or four inches deep, saw off at a smooth place at the bottom. If no fmooth place can be found, saw into the stump instead of splitting .os usu d. A thick, wide get saw I prefer to the knife, even in a straight stump. Shave your graft to fit the cut with a 8hua’der,t ieif the stock is less than an inch in diameter, then fill in the earth carefully, press firmly, b it do not move graft. Hill up to the upper bud, stick a peg one inch from each graft on one side, always on the same,so you can tell exactly where the graft is. Then cover the eye over with a handful of sawdust; throw a little mulch on and leave it until thegrafis begin to grow. I use two-eyed grafts, unless the wood is long jointed and thick, when one eye will answer. When the grafts begin to grow the suckers must bo kept off, or they will keep the grafts from grmving. M.on a--! th* giail Ix-gins to grow it imist be iitd up to a stake to keep the ■wind fr >m blowing itd o .v n . In this w’ay I neiiily alw-.y.< gd fuiit .i Uilb- soontr til .u when I buy a pupv U vino. Uavc now i-trong viiies i.f E upire Elute that were -ct in spiinp of IsHii ; bore iruit last yea’’, wtiile three vine.s planted the year before that cost me six dollars have not borne a bunch of fiuit yet, and not much show of d' ling it the coming aea.sor>. I cannot see tbe policy of digging W’orth- less vim 3 up and planting others m their place. Graft, then with something belter. - Haml. Miller in Popular Gardening MUSHROOMS EASILY RAISED. There is no secret about mu‘?hroom cul ture, as the folio wing record of my bed will show. After tlie horse droppings had b een collected from the stables for several days, thrown jin a heap, and fre quently turned to rid the mass of the fierce heat, it was made into a bed beneath one of the benches in ajllttle cool greenhouse. The depth of manure, after being firmly pressed with the fork, wasjubout eighteen inches. It was formediDecember l.l, and on the following January 4 the spawn was intraluced in large Jumps, and a slight covering of one inch of 3 soil was placed it. The tempera* nre of.the bed was then 100 degrees (which is rather high), and nothing further was done, excepting an occasional sprinkling when very dry. March 8, the mushrooms were coming through the soil, and alljover the surface might be seen the tiny white specks and m icdium that would develop into edible plants later on. The temperature of the house was preserved at about sixty degrees all winter, and the heat of the bed March marked seventy eight dearees, A mod- •ately mild dark cellar will grow mush- )oms without any difficulty, and it seems strange that more* attention is not given this crop. In addition to the luxury any one may enjoy is the fact that it pays to raise them.-Cropuie iniV. T. Tribune. W E S T E R N HUM O R . The PiiUhurg Chronicle's funny man says : “ A tragedienne’s hair is composed of act-tresses.” Arthur E. Sinclair, Esq., late of Alhambra Treatre, London, Eag., but now of N T., said recently ; “ ihave traveled in various countries, and tried all kinds of medicines for torp d liver and constipation. Dr. Tutt’s Liver Pills gave me more relief than all others combined.\ From every section of Chrish-ndom peo ple sound the praises o f these pills. Backache IS almost immediately relieved by wearing one of Carters Smart and Bollailonua Backache plasters. Try one and be free from pain. Price 25 cents. Hood^s Sarsaparilla Ccimliiiu-'.. in a jirojairHnu ]n'«-uliar 1<> itself, tliii .ac-live inedieiiuil jirojH'-rties II a jin)])orniiu iiieiiiciiuil jirojH «f tlie best oil-limifying ami slremjllieuim; lemedies lie \e;:;etalile klngdoni. ll Will pDsilively — ulii-n in the xmwer of niedieine — Hilling Deliilily, Heathielie, Dysiicjisia, tarrii. Salt Rlienm, Serofnla, and all Ifisei iree yi '■arsapi irsapariU:a weight in go TON, IfiO Bank Street, New York City. im, Serofnla, ai ‘Hood'.s S;irsaiiariU heats all otlier.s, and caused hy a inw stale of “ I siilTered three years with blood poison. I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, ami think 1 am cured,\ Alits. M. .T. D avim , Bnudeport, N. Y. gold.\ I. B vrbino ' islly superior to any r Idood jiurifier. flial one has well Itli-giving efieets upon the IKirilla or said: “ Us lieall organism, are a (luarter of a eenlnry ago, is in advauf irs ago.’ ig from a .severe bilious tittaek in March, 1RS3, a friend in Peoria, recommended Hood’s Sarsaparill.a. I ‘d the remedy, and was permanently cured.” J. A. S hupard , travelling agent for Dcvoc & Uo., J'ulton Street, N. Y. / hlood and entire himian imieh more iiositive than the remedies of a (luarter of a eenlnry ago, as the .steam- power of to-<l.iy is in advance of the .slow and laborious drudgery of years ago.” “ Wliile suffering from a severe bil Purifies the Blood “ I tried a dozen .articles to cleanse ? tb.1 ig li “ My -wife w a s tro u b led w ith dizziness my blood, lull never found anything tb.at did me any good till I began using Ilood’.s ,Sarsap:iriIla.\ VV. H. P kkk , Rochester, N. Y. m e any good till I hegau Ilood’.s and constipation, and her hlood has been in a bad order — in fact she has been’ all run down. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is doing'her a wonderful .'iimmnt of good.” F. M.^B ald - A VERY BAD CASE excited the peoj town of Lee, Me. I t a ppears th a t a son of Mr N athan Averlll, of th a t tjw jwn, a prominent clt- it izen and trial J u s’^lee, had a son, tv'm. II., who teoplc living In and around the folio v s: ‘‘I wrote you some time N athan Averlll, of t h a ttj n , a prominent c was seriously 6flUi.ted. Mr, Averld writes as ) about cured b y Brown’s Sarsaparilla, has appears th a t a a tt w n , a proi had a son, tVT 1. Mr, Averld my son. He h as now taken fourteen b o ttles of Brown’s Sarsaparilla,and I am sure It has com pleted a cure. in my first sta-emont I do- .scrlbedi his case, vri icli was' the worst I eve saw. His face was covered with w hat seemed to he scales or scan -, and the itching was so In tolerable that h» t-1 sed a bout In a,gonv through many a sleepless nt at. He cjmmenced some done for y ung Aierlil ” In this case Brown’s yar.iapurllla threw open the bowels and pores of the sklu, a t the same time entering the biood, bf gin ing a vigorous warfare on the Jm- piare m a tter fou ,d there, and which was a con stant source of supply for the scrofulous humor on the outside. In time thic was expelled from the sy,stem and only pure m atter entered the blood Theokea^e, d-prlved of ma-erlal on which to thrive, died and dl-appeared, leav ing the body clear and clean. BMIH’S SARSAPARILLA Invention Inventive progress la a rm v/ork t h a t cau be performt S i S S S S J J E N I I Y DUTCHEK, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER: NO. 2 F ront Street, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY RE PAIRED OUR CLUB W A TCH HDLYAV a m o HUO FROM »25.00„TO ISIO.OO. By our novel club a rrangem ent you secure a good watcli for $1 a week. CALL AND SEE, run down. Hood’s Sarsaparill.a is doii W’lN , druggist, Blanchc.stcr. Ohio. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by :ill druggists. S I ; for §5. Made only by I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Alass. too Doses One Dollar. “ I was for five years a sufferer with VNE, jruLHOurgii, x a. “ I was severely .afflicted witli scrofula, liliged to gi\o up work. Before taking .all of two bottles a t Hood’.s Sarsaparilla, was entirely cured.\ B. M. L ane , Pittsburgh, P a. r h a d tw o runninf boils, all run down, aiid was at one time ttles f)f everely and for over a year had two running sore on my neck. Took five bottles of Hood’s Sar.sap.arilla, a: d consider myself entirely cured.” C. E. i . o v e j o y , Lowell, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold hy all dnugists. §1; six for $5. Made only by C. I. ROOD & CO., LoWell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar. CAPITAL IN BUSINESS $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 insurance. These loans are made only after a careful personal examination of the premises in each and every case. We loan one-third the appraised value of property offered as se curity. REFERENCES :—Meriden Nations’ Rank, Meriden,Conn. ; Silas B. Tei’ry, Banker, Waterbury, Conn, j Whitney <fe Wilcox, Bankers, and Walby & Clay, Bankers, Adrian, Mich. The above bonds are for sale and examination at the office oi E wd . C. B e ir n e , 19 Front S t., Port Jervis, who is appointed sole agent for this section. Taxes paid for non-residents. ISaugdwly ■PlkCHiGKESTEKS ENGLISH^ D ^ n ^ y a l SAFEALWAYS REUABIE.TO LADIES^ ff^NDlSPENSABLE.SOLD BYAIL DRUGGISTS^ B ask FOR d iam ond BRAND.CHICHESTEfrSEHGUSI< B and TAKE ------------------------------------------------- HI emCHEST Bs.oo ^■DIAMOND B R A N D ^ A S K DRUGGIST FOR ©ICHESTER’S ENGLISH ^ D I A M O N D B R A N D . take NO OTHER. D. H o lb r o o k , REAL ESTATE AGENT. Port Jerm, N. Y. OFFERS FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES THE FOLLOWING: House and lot. Main street, 44x128, house 7 roo'ps. House and lot, Alain s treet, 9 rooms. Excel- len'. property. House a nd lot. Main street. A very choice ve- Idence wlta all modern Improvements, House and lot, Ball street, 50x100, 9 rooms, good location. House and lot, Ball street, 40xlo0 6 rooms. Good dwelling,Brooklyn,lot 50 xlOO,houses rooms. Large double house, rents $20 month, a t a bargain. House and lot. Front street, 60 feet wide, 6 •ooms. Pretty place, Bi lck house down town, $600 down, balance monthly. other houses In all p a rts of Port Jervis, Good farms with stock, tools and crops for Information furnished upon application. D. HOLBKOOK, Real Estate Agent. Office over Lea’s Drug store, opposite depot Port.Tervla N.Y. T YGBUM THBA.TKE, JLi NEW YORK. CONVENIENT TO GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Fourth Ave. cars to 23d St. and 4th Ave. D A N IEL FKO H M A N . - - hCanager. CurtalK rlees at 8.30. Saturday Matinee at 2, The Regular Dramatic Season, T l i e W i f e , A new Play by D. Belaseo and H. C. DeMllle. company Includes ; Georgia Cayvan, Grace Henderson, LotUse Olllon, Mrs. WalcoL Mrs. Whlffen, Mias Croly, Miss Grosman, Herbert Kelcey, Henry Miller, Kelson Wheatcroft, W. LeMoyne, Ohas. Walcott, Chas. Dickson, W, aversham. Prices—All re.serv8d—50C., 75c., $i ,and$i.5o wiujauu teation from business, and the Asahel Ml ____ Springs Water cures the KIDNEYS, DIA BETES, DROPSY, BLADDER, GRAVEL AND STONE, Overwhelming evidence mailed free by ASAHEL MBDICAI. BUREAU ----------------- WALL PAPER! NO. 7 PIK E STREET and examine our stock,which is new and complete. All kinds of PAPER HANGINtJ. KAI.SOMINING and P A I N T I NO promptly executed by <‘xpev- ienee<l workmen. E, R. STIDD. WALL PAPER ! FOR FULTON’S BOOK, '' ISy Priest’s Should Wed.” Sent to any address on receipt o f priee,$l,50. .Sellers & C o , 198 T roinont Street, Boston $25 P ER WEEK INDEMNITY FOR ACCI DENT, 60 CENTS PER MONTH. §10 PER WEEK INDEMNITY FOR BOTH SICKNESS AND ACCIDENT, PER MONTH. Also a gent for the New York Life Insurance Company a nd several first-class fire insurance companies. Office, St. John’s Block, F ront street, Office hours - - 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. ------- DAVID BENNKX.— BESTINTHEWORLD The CELEBRATED WOODLAND E BALM Is warranted a s u r e cubs for Sore Weaic Eyes, no mat ter of how long standi I t Is a never-falling remedy, and Is worth _ weight In gold. A positive cure Is guaranteed or money refunded. Price p er box « l 00. a trial solicited. Send 25 c ents for sample box Bool Binaiai: for Port Jervis AND VICINITY. H E NRY MAINE., PRACTICAL BOOK-BIKDER, nnounces to tho-cltlzensof P o rt Jervis and vi cinity th a t he Is prepared to do every descrlp- Bindery Comer Main and Pike Streets, PORT JEBVIS. N. y. WANTED. The oldest, most successful and only existing LIVE STOOK MUTUAL BENEFIT SOOISTY m th e State wishes to increase its membership and wants a man of responsibility and li.flueuce to take the management of Its buslnss 1 > this county. Must he acquainted with owners of horces. This is an exceptional opoortunlty to --------- in a permanentt and lucrative businesss POINTERS FOR FARM HANDS. It may not be out o f place to say a word on the subject, as I have had the hiring and working of a great many hands, good farm haml is very independent, estimate that he can save three fourths of his earnings, and should be able, say at the age of 24, to commence to rent a farm with his team, machinery, etc,, all paid for- or it may be that ho is in a position to make a payment on an eighty acre or a quarter section, and commence at once as a land owner. Then there is a stimulus to improve, beep in order, plant trees, preserve what exists, employ the odd moments profitably, and “ fix up” gen eral y, as we are accustomed to say in the west, These are impulses which seldom occ’ar to the ordinary tenant; and I am disposed to think that the longer one con- tinues to be a renter of land, the further he b ecomes rem oved from the spirit of improvement, and independence. This, however, is not by any means the history of farm Hands in general. “ If not so frequent, does it not seem strange, ’tis so infrequent, this is stranger still,” and why ? Jit is not because they do not receive good wages. One cause is that farm hands have not been educated to habits o f economy, but the radical cause I consider lies in the farm] hand himself. He becomes self-conceited, or what they are pleased to term independent, and for some trifling excuse] throws up his situa tion. All this arises from a lack of early discipline and good training on the part of the parents. I have again: and again been shocked and surprised]to see boys varying in age from 6 to 16 years, who to all ap pearance do not know what respect and obedience mean, and who never seem to acknowledge the authority of their par ents. This is very like a digression, but I had a great desire to mention the matter. I am certain that many of the boys and girls o f the present day, who are turned out upon the world with an imperfect Y training, never will ly otherwif 1 Ptaiiie an im p t attain to the po- kerw ise w o u ld, o r becom e live citizens.—J.B, Warren RAISING HORSE-RADISH FOR MARKET. The New York Herald recently com piled some information upon the culture of this plant. It says that the consump tion of horse radish has been largely in creased within a few years past. Former ly it was eaten mainly with roast beef, but now it accompanies oysters almost UQiver-'ally. Hundreds of tons are an nually sold. Horse radish requires a deep, mellow, rich soil, so that the roots may be grown in one year large enough for sale, and the land then plowed out so as to clean out the myriads of small sprouts that would coyer the soil with the plants the succeed ing year. A heavy dressing of fine ma nure should be plowed under ju the spring, or coarse manure in the fail, and replowed deep just before planting.making the land deep and mellow. Then throw up into ridges three feet apart and plant the sets or pieces of root one foot apart along these ridges. Plant last of April to middle of May, and sow radishes, beets, lettuce,etc,, between. The additional crop will be no hindrance. The yield o f good land is four to six tons per acre, though often less than half that much. It can’t be grown well on poor or stony land, and there is no use in trying it. But it is profitable where there is a market for it, It is about as hard to kill out as Canada Thistle or Couch Gras It is a good deal of work to prepare t] ) 0 ts for sale. They must be trimmed with a knife, the large roots ast the small, and then carefully washed ■ubbing' ’ ’ ' attrac'vive. Henry T. Ellis, late superintendent air brakes, has been appointed master me chanic of Susquehanna division of the Erie. His head quarters will be at Elmira. Ho oue Knows better than those who have used Carter’s Little Liver Pills what relief they have given when taken for dyspepsia, dizzmees, pain in the side, constipation dud disordered stomach. Tlie E x c item e n t n o t Over. The rush on the druggists still contin ues and daily scores of people call for a bottle of Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lungs for the cure of coughs, colds, a«thma, bronchitis and consumption. Balsam, tbe standard lamily remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never fails to give entire satistaction. Price 50c and $1. Trial size assorted from Y w with A DRUGGIST SAYS. engage in a permanen and lucrative busines and only those possessing necessary quaiflca- tlonsand who can give bonds need acply, P rotectivh L iv e stock M utual B ek — \ ~ ensTY, 1.6 West 28d Street, New York. The Illinois Watch Company Guarantee their 15 Jeweled ADjnSTO^WATCHES Stand ttie Railway Test. FOR SALE BY ALT. FIRST-CLASS JEWELERS. ■ ■ their homes, seat any distance. Good 1 ■ pay can be made. Everything lurnlsh- ed, particulars iree. Address Artistic Needle work Co., 185 8th St., New York. Marvin C. Broun, Druggist, Meredith illagc, N. H., says: I have sold your ilpbur Bitters for years, and, contrary I never sold a bottle Bulpbur Bitters to most medicit any one - They cured aches when eve.y other 31’ sold a bottle 10 said It did not help them, e of those terrible sick head- THEY Dm iT. W lm t? Uiiivil .'.nioiig ofliers the following. Tiit-v wriu-: AlUlOPkTO-: I'ill lm..r.,,r. a r.f ]iv.,r Atb-lo-pho-r>i-i PilL ;uo Miiall aud iileasaut to take, y-1 wuinlerfully elfective. Invaluable lor lu'diiey ami liver etnnjil.-unts, '1y^pej)s;ia, ih- digestioii, eon.stipatioii', lieadache, f-te. TJiey’ll take away tiud lired feeling giving ne:v l i f ' ami .strength. flSrSf-nrl U f-i-iits fnv lb\ 1. ■,inf iOil jiie- ture, ‘■Moiiri-li i.-a.” THEATHLOPHOROSCO. 112 VJallSt N. Y. TEN YEARS oilSS'tertS the market, and is y et unequnlled. Prpser%'es leather. Is an oil drossinfr. Economical. Don’t take other.?, ladles 1 represented to be “ just as good or bettor.” Allow no substitu ting. For sale everywhere. B utton & O ttley , Af’f’rs, 71 Barclay St., N.Y. Sate Over 42,000,00011)8. Actual Cost Les.3 than $1.25 per Qallon. ■\ Highest G-rade of Excellence. ' Sold Under Guarantee. Any Building Hct Satisfac torily Painted,will be Ee-Painted Pree of Cost. FOR BALE BY MAUEH. GOP DON ^ CO. com AND SEE THEM. 108 sq M Roofing $2 »e p u t o n o ver Lew shingles. “ \ W ^ ’ N a tural Asphalt Rooflna-is the best roof- for fiat roof in the world. N atural Asphalt ma- ■ '3 o f a” Papers. S e n ^ 15 F ranklyn St. H U M P H K E Y S ’ ^U O M E O P A T H iC ---- ^ w — v e t e r in a r y SPECIFICS of domestic animals, H orses , . OGS, H ogs and P oultry , are cured by H u m p h x -.oys’ V e t e i 'i n a r y S p e c ifics, Is as true a s th a t people ride on ralh’oads, send messages b y telegraph, or sew -with sewing machines. It Is as Irrational to bottle, baU, and bleed animals in order to cure them , as it Is to take passage in a sloop from New York to Albany. Used l a the best stables and recommended bj' the U . S . A r m y C a v a l r y O flicei's. I®”500 PAGE BOOK on treatment and care of Domestic Animals, and stable chart mounted on rollers, sent free. , , 5 F evers, Congeslions. Inflammation, A. j S p in a l M e n ingitis, M ilk F e v e r: B . B.—S tra i n s , Lam e n e s s , B lieum a ti.sni. C. C.—D istem p e r, N a s a l D ischarges. D. D .—D o ts o r G rubs, W o rm s. E. E .—Coughs, H e a v e s , Pneum oni! F . F . —Colic o r G ripes, B e llyache. G . G.—M isc a r r ia g e , H e m o r r h a g e s . H . H .—U r i n aiiey r y an dise Kt id n e y D iseases I . I .—E r u p tiv e J . K . —D iseases D iseases,_ o f D igestii D i, a ian g e . P r i c e , Single Bottle (over 50 doses), » .6 0 Sold b3' D rugg ists; or S e n t P r e p a id on R e c e ipt o f P r i c e . Humphreys’ M.--*. \o. ID'S- F-jUon St., N. Y. inedy faili The action of Cai'fer’s Little Liver -Pills is pleasant, mild and natural. They gently stimulate the liver, regulate the bowels do not purge. They are sure to please. Try theta. ______ ____________ M<r5XSSjEK.», Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and suffering an eeth ? If g o f ] by a sicl with pain o f cuti send at once and get £ W inslow ’ s S oothing S yrup fob DRBN T b e t h is g . Its vaiue is incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer im mediately. Depend upon it motheu there is no mistake about it. It cures dys entary and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind colic, loftens the gums, reduces inflammation and ee andeid gives ton an energy to the wholet stem, M bs . W inslow ’ s S ooxhhjg B’^’ kop T eething is hited States, and hosl O m ----- OUR ----- NEW mVEUTlOn m LAC8MC yY, w ith s e lf-adjusting w ith s e lf - a d ju s tin g b a c k I be cluiuged Ut to ioone-litting ds, w i th o a t i 'osiitlie p e rson. IVER KEtiUIRBSafr’ r’ L A C E S o r S T E E L S iuTiot SHOWi \ Lace.s w ill not BH S\ T iiU D U G H tbeD K E S S . \\ Need:, no b r e a k in g in. [Jjq'ho h e a ltb icst, best-fit- •^*ing and m o st com fort ab le C o rset m a d e. ; rhe SELF ADJUSTING CGESET CO.,' 120 FRANKLiM ST ., N .Y . _______
