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THE PORT JER VIS D AILY U NIO N, MONDAY EVENING, M AY 7,1888. ^ a k i k O POWDER Absolutely Pure. TiJls^powder never vaileg. A marvel ot strength and wholeaomeness. More econo’ni- aai than the orcliaarv hinds, and cannot h e s.nd In competition with the m ultitude ol low pest, short weight, alum, or phosphate powdem. Sold cmly in cans. liOTAt B aking B owdsk co ., 106 Wall s treet, N. ~S. A P r o c l a m a t i o n ! D r. I . G u y Dewis, F u lto n , A r k ., saysr “A y e a r a g o I had. b ilious fev e r; T n t t’s F il l s w e r e so h ig h ly reccom incnrtcd t h a t i u s e d tliein . N e v e r d id m e d icine hav e a h a p p i e r effect. A f t e r a praetlee o f a q u a r t e r o f a century, I pi’oclaim th e m t h e b e s t ANTI-BILIOUS medicine ever used- I always v»*e- jscriDe them in m y practicci” Tutt’s Pills Cure all Bilious D isea s e s . SOLD EVERYWHERE. S b e m w ion. M O N lU Y . MAY 7, l-SHH. PUBLlSHKU EVEKV^^EVhNINO E.KOEPT SUN Proprlotors. OFFICE, FAR^UM BUILOlttO. flK K STREET TERMS-T hk DATtT F nio n w HI iw delivered 1 carrier to village auhscrlhera at ton cents a we< Sent l)y mall f o r $5 a year. T hb T ri -S tates irxniN weeKly, Is Ismed every Thursday mornlnK- Terms >1.50 per year, sMctly in advance. Orders by mall lor subscription or advertising v please address TRl-ST AXES PRINT US G- CO.,Po / cherry WAIT ; p h o s p h a t e s ; A BRAIN, NERVE I [ a n d l if e - g iving t o n i c PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE TO THE TASTE, Lets on th e stom a c h a n d liver, in c reases thi ip p e tlte, a s s is ts dig e s tion, b u ild s u p th e w eak yyspepsia fral X>ebilitp, M a laria, ZacTc o f TitaliUj, A>r Loss o f Appetite, Headache, Insotn. il H e bility, M a laria , Zac h o f !Ous Frosiration and MrhausUoi CHERRY MALT c o n tain s blood-m a k ing, HI iu s t a in l n g p r o p e r t ies. I t l s i r l e n d l y a n d h e a lth Inl to th e sto m a c h , a n d can b e used by th Jelicate lady , in l a n t , th e aged or Infirm . To people w ith sed e n tary h a b its a n d over-workei » e n I t Is a v a lu a b le tonic. $ 1 . 0 0 jie r B o ttle. For Sale hy all Druggists. B lS S iS iA i W. E- McCormick, Removed to No.105 Pike street Who buys Instruments ot the BEST MATSU- FA0TUBER8 FOB OAbH, and sella them ai LOWEB PRICES t h a n CAKBEPUECHASEI L8BWHERE. Also lull Une.ol SHEET MUSIC AT ONB-FALP 0ATAL03UE PRICE. DinU I V?e'ad“a ‘'aS » S f take them Irom their hfimes and families. Thr profits a re large and sure lor every Industrious person. Many have made and are now maklnfc several hundred dollars p e r mo’.th. I t Is easj tor any one to make §5 and upwards per day who Is willing to work. Either sex, y o u igoi old; capital not n ecessary; we s tart you. Ev erything new. No special ability required; you, reader, can do i t as well as any one w r ite to us a t once tor full particulars, whlcl w e mall tree. Address S tinsok & Co., Porr and, Maine. BOW E L D & CO. Fstoapaper Adv. Si^reaa, le Spruce street, S . Y- P.COXs?^el FOE, DADIES and C H lIiDEEN. Every p a ir w arranted. Ask your dealer for them and Insist o n h a v ing them. If they are n o t for sale in y o u r tow n, send a postal c anl to \iH Reade St., N. Y., a n d w e w ill place them easily w ithin your SU P E R IO R IN FIT, STYEE AND WEAR. Enreka Springs Raiiwaj Co. 6 P e r Cent. F ifty Y e a r Gold Bouds, This Road is earning 6 per cet t. on the first mortgage, 6 p e r c e n t on the second and 8 per cen t on the stock. Interest an., principal payable a t the M e r o a n t jo b T r f s t C o ., Trus tees, N ew Y o r k . Prices 102J4 a n d accrued In terest. G R ISW OLD Jfc GILLJEXT, 3 W all FREE I A SO -PA O K * ILLU STRA TED W e a lth o f Virgin States- Write to W . B. B E V IL L , Gen’I Pa»s,’Agent, ROANOKE, VA., BO0lc8lnr S-eect stamp. R E P U B L ipA N STATE CONVENTION. U k ad q ' u '. s R E p rsbiC A N S ta t e C ovisiittee , ( N e w Y o r k C it y , M a rch 21, IsKs. \ To the Republican Elcetors of the State of A>ir The Republican Electors of theS tateof New York and all othenswlm may desire to unite with them in upholding the principles of the Repulilicau p arty as deoUireii in the platform adopted t>y the last National Convention, a re hereby reiinested to send delegates to a f^tate Convention to be held in the city o f Buffalo on Wednesday, the lOth day o f May, ^ o’clock,noon, for the purpose of electing four delegates-at-large a nd f o u r alternates to the National Republican Com ention, to be hold In the city o f Chicago on the 10th day of .Tune, ISSS; also for tuc transaction of such other business as may properly come before the Convention. Each Assembly District in the State will be entitled to rei>regentation in accordance with the schedule hereto annexed. The Republican National Committee directs that two delegates and two alternates be eliosen from each Con gressional District in the same m anner as the nomination o f a member o f Cougres.s is made ill .saiil district. CORNELIUS N. BLISS, Chairmnn. FRANK S. SiUTH, Secretary. [ The schedule of representation is the same lat a t la.st y ear's Convention. Districts in as follows: Orange County, two districts, this p art o f the State a re e n titled to delej each six delegates; Sullivan county four; Rockland, f o u r ; Dutchess, two districts, each Six; Flstor, three districts, each four; P u t nam, three.] REPU B L ICAN D ISTR IC T CONVENTION The Republican electors of the XVtIi Con- gre.ssional DLstrict o f the State o f New York, comprising the counties of Orange, Sullivan and Rockland, are invited to send delegates to held at Mid dletown on Thursday,May!10th, 18S.S a t twelve o’clock, m., for the purpose of delegates and two alternates to Convention electing two represent said district in the National Republican Conven tion to be h eld in Chicago pn tlie ll'tli day of June next. In the said District Convention tlic County ot Orange is entitled to two dele gates from each tovvn and ward, the County of Sullivau to out- delegate from each town and .si.x delegates ut lai’ge.and the County o f Rock land to four delegates from each town. The prim ary meetings for the election of said delegates will be held in the several towns a t the places wlicre the last annual town meet ing was h( o'clock, ji. m., unless otherwise directed by the RepuWican Town Committees of tbe leld. on Saturdav, May 5, isss, a t 2 :hcrwise directed )mmittecs of tb e spective towns b y p ublic notice given a t least live days before, the date above named, and in reet, notice o f the same to be published at c c ity o f Newburgh a t such time and places the Republican Ward Committees may di- s p rev 1 County t delegates a t large shall be at a County Con vention, held a t suehtim e and in such m anner as the Republican County Committee of said County may designate. JoH X C o n w ix , ) W il l ia m ; E . M.\. p e s , - o f Orange Co. F r . y x c is M a r v i x , 1 f e ’I c l t S S , , . ;-ts „ l . i v « n C c i »<' Co. Republican D istrict Committee. SECOND ASSEMBLY D ISTR IC T R E PUBLICAN CONVENTION. The Republican electors of the Hevcral towns comprising the Second Assembly District of Orange County are reque.sted to send the usual num b er of delegates to a convention to be held a t Middletown o n Thursday, May Hi, IssS, at 2 o'clock p. m., to choose si.x delegates to represent the district in the Republieail State Convention to be held at Buffalo May IGth. The primary ra(-etings are hereby called for Saturday, May 5, a t 2 o’clock, a t the place of holding la.st town meeting, uidess other iVise directed by Town Committee by jiublie notice five days jirior. Dated April 21, isSS. J. W. GOTX, i J. B oyd , ■ Rep. Di.st. Com. F. M arvin , I The recent arrest and conviction o f a policeman in N e w York City for burglary is a straw w h ich gives an inkling of the character of that much praised body of men. A s a class, w e thii k they are about as unreliable and corrupt a body of men as can be found in the country. They shield criminals for a consideration and protect habitual violators of the law for a weekly stipend. W e are inclined to the opinion that they beget and fester infin itely more crime than they prevent. WESTERN HUMOR. The PitUhurg Chronicle's funny man says : “ A tragedienne's hair is composed of act-tresscB.” Arthur E. Sinclair, Esq., late of Alhambra T ieatre, London, E a g ., but now o f N Y., said recently : “ ih a v e traveled in various countries, and tried all kinds of medicines for torpid liver and constipation. Dr. Tutt’s Liver P ills gave me more r e lief than all others combined.\ From every section of Christendom peo ple sound the praises of these pills. N o one knows better than those who have used Caitor’s LiUle Liver Piils what relief they 1 avo given when taken for dyspe psia, d z z ness, pain in the side, constipation rind disordered .stomi Ch. A DRUGOI.SX SAYS. Marvin C. Bro vn, Mer( diih ’Village, N. H ., says I have sold your Sulphur Bitters for yfurs, and, contrary to moat medicines, I niver sold a bottle to any one who said U did not help them. T'ley cured me of those t m ib le sick head* acbes when eve-y other remedy failed. POOR CABBAGE HEADS PERFECTED. Mr. M. P. Crewer, m y nearest neighbor, an authority on gaiilening in this rigion, called me t ut th b lu.aning to the opening o f a trench in 'sthich lie plautnl worlhlcsH cabbages last fall. At Ih t tim e thetm a ll plants had Ui.t b gun to head, and seemed fifonly for stock feed or the comp lat-heaix Ncverthelcfs he set them in the Irerch, threw a little earth around them, piled on top a lot of old tomato vines, etc., then left them to their fate. Very S'oa the snow came ; there was a high bank over that trench all winter, and there this ex cellent culinary vegetable grew, headed and matured, for he found to-day a great heap of finer looking cabbages than w e see in m arket—they were real cabbage heads, w ith no rusty, sunburnid leaves. Last year our late cabbage was nearly a failure ; such scarcity o f th is general fa vorite has seldom been known here ; h ence this treasure-trove is opportune. I tested the quality in cold' law for din ner, and fou'd it exceedingly good-crisp, tender and w e ll flavored ; w e thought it a little betttr than ordinary cabbage. Noth ing can fail to be o f interest pertaining to the growth, habits or peculiarities of this vegetable, w h ich is said to be “ in almost daily use tliroughout the civilized world.” From a poor beginning it has reached its present state of perfection by slow degrees and careful selection. Prom an inferior Stock there has been developed a 'wonder- ful progeny,as cauliflower,bru3selssprouts savoy and red cabbage, w ith broccoli and its sorts, thus giving us a greater variety o f edibles from a single species than w e have obtained from any other plant, I be lieve. that -we h a v e found good and desira- ble for food. - J. E. J., Vernon, N. Y. in K F. Tribune. FIRST ANALYSES OF i 883 . Office Pennsylvania State Board of Ag- ricuituie, Harrisburg, Pa., April 21, 1888 Sam p le No. 318-S e lected at Pittsburg, Pa, A n alysis by Dr. P. A, Genth o f tbe U n iversity o f Pennsylvania, W est P h il adelphia. Nam e of Manufacturer, the Mapes Form ula and Peruvian Guano Co. N a m e of fertilizer—the Mapes Potato Manure. an . v l t s is Soluble Phos A c id . . .................. 4 94 per ct. Reverted “ “ ...................... 4 26 per ct. Insoluble “ ” ...................... 4 49 per ct. Total “ “ .................... 13 69 per ct. Potash (actual) ..................... 7 77 per ct. Ammonia ..................... 6.14 per ct. Comparative valuation a t o n . f 43.66 Potash as sulphate. XTNABLE TO TELL. Yes, that w as so. For years I suffered severely from scrofula: sores broke out all over mv bodv, and I am unable to tell half what I suffered. I was not able to obtain relief until I used Sulphur Bitter'-, whichcom ple’elyeu i'ed m e .— C. S. D ale , 17 A lston street, Boston. Backache is almost im m ediately relieved by Ttvearing one of C aiU r’s Smart and Belladonna Backache plasters. Try one and be free from pain. Price 25 cents. Gone Where the Woodbini Eats ai’f* smart, b ut “ Roiip-b c nhm H ‘ROUGH ON PAIN” Plaster,Porosed. 13c. ‘ ROUGH ON GOUGHS.” Coughs, colds, 25c. ALL SKIN HUMORS CURED BY ROUGK°:ITGH ROUGHiPILES Cures Pile.s or Hemorrhoids, Itching, lYotrud- ing, Bleeding. Internal and external remedy in each packa.ge. Sure cure, COo. Druggists or mail. E. a. W ei . i .3, Jersey City, N. J. Invention— s is Inventive progress 13 a nofthod and system of work that can he performed all over the coun- This i.-? tlie Top o f the G enuine Pearl Top Lamp Chimney. All others, similarai'C imitation. T hl.s e x a c t Label is on each P earl Top Chimney. A dealer may say and think he has others as good, _____ BUT H E HAS NOT. Insisit u p o n tbe E x a c t L a b e l a n d T o p . Fen S.UE tsi'i.'imm. M ade duly by 6E0. A, ?i1AGBETH&G6., Pittsburgh, Pa. T h a t Tired Feeling \When Ibo weaUicr grow.s warmer, that extreme tired feeling, want of appetite, dullness, languor, .'ind lassitude, afflict almost the entire hiim.an family, and .scrof- ly humors, any. I t is im possible to throw off this debility and e; illness, langi 3t the entire hiim.an family, : nla and oilier diseases caused b; manifest themselves with mai humors from the blood without the aid of a reliable medicine like Hood’.s Sarsaparilla. “ I could not sleep, and would get up in ■ning with hardly life enough to get bed. I had appetite, and ) face would break out with pimples. At no other season is the system so sus* ceptible to the beneficial effects of a re* liable tonic and invigorant. The impuro state^of tlie blood, the deranged digestion, and the weak condition of the body, caused by its long battle with the cold, vrintry bla.sts, all c: id restoring influenc combinedmbined inn i Hood’s S ipily and ■saparilla. of good. I had no particular disease, was tired out from overwork, and it toned mo up.” M r s . G. E. S eiimoxs , Cohoes, N. T. Hood^s Sarsaparilla I bottleottle off Hood’sood’s Sarsaparilla,arsaparilla, andnd soon “ F or seven ye.ars, spring and fall, I had a b o H S a began to sleep soundly; could get up with out that tired and languid feeling, and my appetite improved.” R. A. S a n f o r d , Kent, 0- “ I had been much troubled by general debility. Last spring Hood’s Sarsaparilla proved just the thing needed. I derived an immense amount of benefit, I never felt belti'r.” H. P. M i l l e t , Boston, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. §1; six for ?5. Made only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. lOO D o s e s One Dollar “ F or seven ye.ars, spring and fall, scrofulous SOI .-s come out on my legs, and for two yeans was not free from them at all. i suffereci very much. Last May I began taking Hood'.*- Sars<aparilla, and before I had taken two bot ties, the sores healed and the humor left me.” C. A. A r n o l d , Arnold, Me. “ Tlicre is m. blood purifier equal to Hood’s ^ Roches Sarsaparilla.” E.,S. P h e l p s , Rochester, N.Y. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold hy all dr.gglsts. $1; six for $5. Made only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. lOO D o s e s 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 or 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 ^ ciirity. K.EFEKENCES -Meriden Nation?? Bank, Meriden,Conn. ; Silas B. Terry, Banker, Waterbnry, Conn.; Whitney «& Wilcox, Bankers, and Walby & Clay, Bankers, Adrian, Mich. The above bonds are for sale and examination at the office oi E ’ svd . C. B e i e n b , 19 Front S t., Port Jervis, who is appointed sole agent for this section. Taxes paid for non-residents. ISaugdwly value of property offered as se- ■■^GHICHESTER^S ENGLISH^ 1 L ^ s a f e . alwaysreuable . to ladies ' ^ ■^^ND!SPENSABLE.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS^ ■ ask FOR i ----------- - ------------------------------------ ■ andtake B chichest m 5 . o o o c “H^ ,D I A M O N D BRAND H^ASK DRUGGIST FOR @ICNESTER’S ENGLISH T d IAMOND BRA ND. takeno other or INCLOSE 4? (STAMPS) ■ I D. Holbrook, REAL ESTATE AGENT. Port Jervis, N. Y. OFFERS FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES THE FOLLOWING: ^ o u a e and lot. Main street, 44x128, house 7 House and lot, Main street, 9 rooms. Excel- leni property. House and lot, Main street. A very choice re-ldence w lta all modern Improvements. House and lot. Ball street, SOxiOO, 9 rooms, good location. House and lot, Ball street, 40x100 6 rooms. Good d«elling, Brooklyn, lot 60 xlOO, house 8 rooms. Large double house, rents $20 month, a t a bargain. House a nd lot. F ront street, 60 feet 'wide, 6 rooms. Pretty place. Brick house down town,$5co down, balance monthly. Other houses In all p a rts of Port .fervls, Good farms w ith stock, tools and crops for All Information turulshed upon application. D. HOLBROOK, Real Estate Agent. Ofilce over Lea’s Drug Store, opposite depo* Port.lervla N. Y. T YOEUM TH E A T R E , JLA n e w YORK. CONVENIENT TO GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Foorth Ave. cars to 23d Sc. and -itli Are. DANIKL I<KOHaXAN. - - Afunager. Curtain rises at 8.80. Saturday Matinee at 2. The Regular Dramatic Season, T L e W i f e , A new Play by D. Belasco and H. O. DeMllle. Faversham.’ * Prices—All reserved- 60C., 76c., $i ,and8i.6o PER WEEK INDEMNITY FOB AC( DENT. 60 CENTS PER MONTH. Also a gent for the New York Life Insurance Company and several first-class fire Insurance companies. Office, Bt. John's Block, F ront street. Office hours - - 8A m . to 8 p . m. — —DAVID BBNNET. ------- BESTiNTHEWORLD The CELEBRATED WOODLAND EYE BALM Is warranted a su b k cuke for sore or Weak Eyps, no m a tter of how long standing. \ Is a never-falling remedy, and Is worth Its ------- - ■ poBitlv -------- - ------------ welght^in^ trial solicited. Send « 5 cents for sample hox and full p articulars to THE GERMAN SALVE CO., Sole Proprietors, TROY, N. Y. Bool Biiinj for Port Jervis ■ O R IG H T ’S D ISE A S E is caused by ABUSE, EXCESSES, NERVOUS DEBIL ITY, DISCHARGES, FEVERS, MALARIA GENITO-URINARY DI8EA8KS, STRlCTUilES - ------------------------------- - anf lUR REMEL ___ _____ _______ ______ )ISBA8ES AND VARICOCELE, Without intlon from business, and the Asahei Mine jnnga W ater cures the KIDNEYS, Dl WHILE .. ;s CURB THEl > v a r ic o c e l e [UNEY8, DIA- QRAVBL AND ___ ice mailed free REAUPHYSICLa.N 70Juiiy WALL PAPER! Call a t PIK E STREET NO. and examine o u r stock,which Is new and complete. All kinds of PAPER HANGING. KALSOMINING and P A I N T I N.G promptly executed by exper ienced workmen. E. B. STIDD. WALL PAPER ja .c a - B a i T ' X ’s w - A . 3 i T ' r : E i r ) FOR FULTON’S BOOK. \ Why Priest’s Should Wed.” Sent to any addreei on receipt of price,$1.60. feU era & Co., 198 T r e m o a t Street* B o ston AND v i c iN i r y . H E NRY MAINE- P R A C T IC A L . B O O K -B r N D E B , nnounces to the citizens of p o r t jervls and-vd- clnlty th a t h e is prepared to do every descrip tion of book binding in a workmanlike manner Bindery Comer Main and PiKe Streets, PORT JSRVtS. N. Y. WANTED, The oldest, most successful and only existing U V E STOOK MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY In the State wishes to increase it? membership and 'wants a man of responsibility and i i fluence to take the management of Itabusinss l a this county. Must be acquainted with owners of horses. This is an exceptional opooitimlty to PROTECTTV^^Llire STMK^MOTOAL BBSKPIT^b^ oiETY, ii6 Weat28d Street, New York. The tllmois Watch Company Guarantee their 15 Jeweled ADJUSTO JATCHES Stand the Railia; Test. ment, to represent an old established house in his own section. Salary, If suited, $100 per month. References exacted. SuPT. MAWU- AOTDBING H ousb , 30 Read* Bt., N. Y, TH E CRANDALL AND FAY’S PROLIFIC CURRANTS. A subscriber asks whether the new cur rant, Crandall, is the same as F a y ’s Pro lific. They are different. Fay’s Prolific belongs to the European species, Bibes rub- rum, and -was raised from seed o f the com mon red currant seven years ago by the late Lincoln Fay, of Chautauqua Co., N, Y. It is o f good flavor, bright red in color, with long bunches and large berries —a valuable ne’w currant. The Crandall was raised by R . W . Cran dall, o f N ew ton county, Kansas, from seed o f an American species, B. durem, and considering the large size and the ex cellency o f the fruit it is thought to be a hybrid with the cherry currant, some bushes of w h ich were growing n one from which the seed was taken. The fruit is black in color, and it is said to be e.xcellent in pies, jam or jelly. The leaves of the Crandall are different from those of the common currant, in conse quence of w h ich it is reported that the currant -worm, -which is so destructive to the common currant and th e gooseberry, does not attack it. Its productiveness and early bearing are also vouched for, so that it BeenoB to be a promising variety and w e ll worthy o f trial .—National Stockman. CARE OF THE GENERAL FLOCK, While thus giving the ewes and lambs special attention, the rest of tbe flock Should not be neglected. They should have good and uniform pasture during the grazing season, and if this becomes short at any time, it should be supplemented with other feed, in order that the wool m a y b e k e p t grow ing uniform ly through out the fleece, and the animal kept in the best thrift. Summer and winter they should at all tim es be able to obtain pure water, i t being a m istaken notion that sheep can do without water. Winter feed should be hay, crushed oats, some com (unless i t is wanted to fatten them, when more m a y be given), and p lenty, o f roots. Proper feed troughs nnd racks should be provided for them and these at all times kept scrupulously clean, as sheep are very fastidious in this respect. Many claim it sufficient to feed them but tw ice a day, but the better course is' to keep feed o f som e kind, hay or fodder, before them all the tim e for best thrift ; they also should be salted regularly. W h ile no costly barn is necessary to shelter them , they should have sufficient to protect them from snow, sleet and the cutting w inds of winter. A t the same tim e they should not be housed BO closely as to exclude proper v e n tilation and their shelter should be in connection w ith a yard in which they m ay exercise during suitable weather. I f the drove is very large, it ought to be divided into bunches of not more than fifty each, and each flock housed separately, lambs and pregnant ew es being of course to them selves as much as possible. Keep the pent clean, as disease often results from th< ammonia e xhaling from foul inclosures. W h ile all this care and nicety o f detail m ay and w ill be thought useless by many, sheep for the m ost part being b ed any way and any how, and cared for on the same general principles, it w ill b e f that w ith these as all other animal pays to take more trouble w ith them. Sheep are cleanly, docile, easily cared for and kept in place, and i f any diligence in care and breeding is had, w ill pay better and yield more pleasure than rearing any other d om estic a n im a l.—A g ricola in West ern Agrieulturist. John H . Baker, o f Cayuga Go., N . Y ., writes to the Country QenUeman that the farmers who com plain that their business does not pay are either the shiftless ones w h o e x p ect good crops from little labor fathers did before them. OUR BOOK TABLE. auu ____ reet, Chicago, It is hand somely got up 10 and we think is invaluable to every breeder of horses, cattle, sheep, swine or poultry, or to those whose busi ness is such as would interest such breed ers. The work is finely printed w ith many beautifi.1 illustrations and is a credit to its publishers. In addition to the names and addresses above referred to, it has a list of importers, ranchmen, live stock companies, shows a’=;d associations, officers and their addresses dates and places o f meeting. Card of T h a n k s. If the proprietor of Kem p ’s Balsam should publish a card of thanks, contain ing expressions of gratitude which come to him daily, from those who have been cured of severe throat and lung troubles Kem p ’s Balsam, it book. H o w much invite all to c all on any druggi a free sample bottle that you may test for yourself its power. Large bottles 50 cents and $1. The action of Carter’s L ittle Liver P ills is pleasant, mild and natural. They gently stimulate the liver, regulate the bowels do not purge. They are sure to please. Try them . ________ ____ ________ a u v i c e \Fit crying w ith pain o f c u tting teeth ? send at once and get a bottle o f W inslow ’ s S oothing S yktjp fo e C h il - d r s n T se t h in o . Itsvalu e is incalculable. It w i ll relieve the poor little sufferer im - lediatoly. Depend upon it mothers, lere i s no m istake about it. It cures dys- atary and diarrhoea, regulates the ^.iomaeh and bowela, cures w in d coHo. softens the gums, reduces inflammt gives tone and energy to the whole ^ 8 . W inslow ’ s S oothing S-in T ee Hi Stem. . and is for ^outtheworld. SOME DOCTORS honestly a dm it that they can't cure Eheumatism and Neuralgia. Others say they can but—don’t. 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