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THK PORT JEKVIS D AILY 0N IO N , PEI DAY B V E N IN S , M A T 18,1888. W i H « POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tlila^pewfier never varies. A marvel ol beau: jSfcrengtn and wliolesonieness. More econoni_ 3al tnan tHe ordinary kinds, and c annot b e sold In competition ■with th e multitude ol low pest, short weight, alum, or phosphate powders. Sold m ly in cans. R oyal B akins P owdbr Co., 106 Wall s treet, N. Y. M ’s Pills FORTOEPIDIiyER. produces S ick H e a d a c h e , Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheu matism, Sallow Skin and Piles. T h e r e i s n o 1>H com m o n diseas« a tr i a l -will pj c o a ted. P r ice, S o l d E v e r y w iie r e . 3 flic Union. FRIDAY, MA\ is, 1888. PUBLISHED EVERY^KVENIim EXCEPT SPN OFFICE. FARNUJl BniUUNO, PIKE STREET TERMS --T ub D aily - lW io\ win bo dellvprcd by carrier to vlllitge .Bubseribers at ten cents a week Sent by mail for $3 a year. HK T ki -S tatbs U niom weekly. Is Issued every Thursday inornlnB. Terms f 1.50 per year, strlei advance. Orders by mall for subscription or ad\ ertlsli please address TKI-STATES PRIN riNC J bbvis , N. Y. T ctt ’ s PiLtiS are siild l>y T. R, Anderson, h.\) tHERBt iPHOSPHItt^ T^BRAIN, NERVE] [ a n d life - giving to n ic PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE TO- THE TASTE, lets on the stomach and liver, increases thi ippetite, assists digestion, b uilds up the weak Irall and broken-down. Useful In Dyspepsia tioss o f A p p e tite, Headache, Insom n ia, »>alDeMlUy, M a la g a , Zach o f T itality, JTer tons P rostvaiion and JEixhaustion- CHERRY MALT contains blood-making, Ilf- instainlng properties. It Is friendly and health iUcate __ dly an d heal in be used by Cu For Sale hy all Druggists, the troubles lsc!< ! system, snch as Dii, Distress after i iCAKTEIfSL O N CU R E BIck Headache and relieve £ dent to a bilious state of the i ainesa. Nausea, Drowsiness, 1 pain in the Side, &c. While ineir mo»i KOttim eble auccesa has been shown in curing SICK Headache.yet Carter'aLittle Liver Phis are eqaaOf yalnable in Constipation, curing and prerenting this annoying complaint, while they also correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the llvef and r e b a t e the bowels. jEven if they only cored H E A D Aciifc they would be almost priceless to thote whe suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu nately their goodness doesnotend here, and those who once try them will find these little pilli valu able In BO many ways that they will not be willlBg to do without them. But after all sick head A C H E Is the bane bo manv lives that here U where wa wake our great boast. Our pills cure it while ***cSer°s^Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. They are strictly veg; table and do not gripe or buree, b u t by their gentle action please all who use them, m vials a t 25 cents; five for Sl. Sold by drogglsts everywhere, or sent by msili CARTER MSmCINE CO., ?!ow York City. C arter ’ s L ittle L ia - er P ills arc sold by T. R. Anderson, 95 Pike Sti-eet. BOWEJ[,I. & CO. FROM SOUTHERN ULSTER. NO PLACE LIKiS HOME—THE CONDI TION AND PROSPECTS OF THE COMING FRUIT CROPS. A recent trip to Texas and other por tions o f the Southwest has prevented a rehearsal of the week’s doings o f Hudson river horticulturists. A trip, covering about 5000 m iles into a landed territory bo different in its soil characteristics ftom our own, makes one feel like giving ex pression to the fact that there does not exist a locality upon w h ich the sun shines which is preferable to that portion o f N e w York State w h ich is geographically covered by the counties of Orange and Ulster. W h en I left the H udson river valley, the hills about were covered -with i fresh coating o f snow. The farmers .md the fruit growers w ere not thinking of the change that would certainly take place w ithin a month. W h en I returned that change had taken place and plows, harrows, seed drills, cultivators a ll manned hy the sturdy tiller o f the farm lands hereabouts, were being hauled through he earth with an enthusiasm that partic ularly characterizes the farmers and the fruit growers in th's section. There was much being done that is required to be done, i f a successful h a r v e .t in g o f a suc cessful y ield o f farm and fruit products is to he the result of a season’s work. The prospects for a successful harvest of all fruits with the exception of peaches, never appeared brighter than they do now. I have received reports from nearly seventy localities where fruit is grown m the Hudson river v a lley and each-report is coiToborative of the others that follow . The strawberry b elt o f terri tory extending from near Hudson to Haverstraw along the Hudson, and about twenty m iles back from each shore o f the liver, is green w ith plants that hold their heads w e ll up out of the ground. The re cent showerings of rain have fed their roots w ith drink that w ill enable the plant to stand a drouth o f considerable exten sion. T h e roots are healthy and a large yield of strawDerry fruit is expected. A general impression prevails among pains taking fru.t growers that the m any vari eties of red raspberry plants have been considerably winter killed. The Marlboro variety, propagated by A. J. Cay wood, has been true to its characteristics, and comes out o f a hard winter far in advance of its com p e titive varieties. It has shown itself to be the fruit grower’s “ r eliable,” and has more than demonstrated the truth fulness o f every thing that w a s said of its hardiness when it was put upon the mar ket. The raspberry crop w ill not be as large this season as it was last. The canes o f the vine are much injured and the vine roots are slow to “ take in ” the spring tim e nourishment n o w offered to all fruit vines. Currant bushes give evidence of a healthy condition. The acreage o f this fruit has been considerably diminished dur ing the past few years, hence not so large a y ield w ill be harvested. The peach buds are, as w as reported in the F armer killed. Robert A. Clack, a Marlborough fruit grower, told m e on Tuetddy that, from present indications, he would pick his full crop, w h ich averages from one thousand to fifteen hundred baskets. A ll other growers w ith whom I have talked declare that the average peach yield in the Hudson river valley w ill fall short fully 75 per cent o f the bulk marketed last season. From recent exam inations it is safe to conclude that the Hudson river peach crop has been en tirely cut off. This loss w ill cut a deep gorge into the profits o f horticulturists. Usually a peach crop is the money g etting crop of the fruit farm, and a loss of that particular yield of marketable fruit, means a reduction in profits to this local ity of about one-hundred thousand dollars. There -will be, however, a few peaches shipped from Highland, N e w Paltz, Clin- tondale and Marlborough. The grape vines have been tied and already e v idences are seen that indicate a thrifty growth. There is only one draw back to a full irtain that all T h e bh Newspaper Adv. ^Bureau, ic Spruce street, N. V. THE P.C 0 Xs^l\el FO R LADIES and CHILDREN. SU P K R IO R F I T , STYLE AND W E A R . ---------------------------- jnts eveiy fruit grower in this section. Thus far there seem s to be nothing that can be done that willjrid the vine o f this plague. There are w e ll known growers o f fruit products who declare that th e fungus growth can ' *re, jli- tlie bl ick rot tail to do I Lave reliable informatii large one, its deadly work. Lave reliable information, based upon a ireful mathematical o il d ilation o f the increased acreage o f the grape fruit, that figures the out put o f this fiuit at forty thousand ions fj om this locality. This is “ A NOVELTY IN TOOTH B R U S H E S .’ The Ecientifu' American com m ents as follow s upon the hygienic importance and success o f the p-'iiiidples embodied in the Ideal F e lt Tooth I'.ilisher : A tooth brash, looUi p »\v levs and rub ber bands or sillv 11 arc the uvual pro. ventives of dental troubles. 'Ihe utility of the first o f these, in its common form, has been q'lerti ined by a u thorities in these matters. T h e biistlcs o f tooth bmahea are extreme’y harsh and unpleasant, produc iDg unnecessary friction and wear upon the euamol, and inducing diseases of the gums. The bristles tooth brush has been used for so m in y years as to render it difficult to realizs that anything better could be provided for the sam e purpose, still wo here present a brush which, al though o f recent invention, has come into extensive use, and is favorably known where introduced. It is a tooth brush, or polisher, form ed o f felt and adapted to be used in connection with a suitable holder. This brush conform s to all surfaces of the teeth, thoroughly cleausing and p o lish ing them without undue friction and w ith out in any w ay injuring the gums. W h en one of the serrated felt tables becomes worn, it may be instantly replaced by a new one at s light expense. This novel aiticle is being extensively manufactured by the H orsey Manufactur ing Co., of Utica, N . Y ., and is sold here by T. R, Anderson and other dealers. DESTROYING APPLE-BORERS. Prof. Forbes, Illinois State Entomolo gist, makes the following timely sugges tions in reference to fighting apple-borers: 1. Preventing the Laying of Eggs.— Thisi is best accomplished by washing the trunk and larger branches of the tree three or four times in [ summer with a strong solution of soft soap, to which has been added a little crude carbolic acid. The soil should be evenly smoothed^bout the base o f the tree, so that the mixture may reach the lower portion of the trunk where the round-headed borer is apt to lay its eggs. Washing soda added to the soft soap, until the whole is of the consistency of thick paint, is also thought to make an excellent wash for repelling the beetles. In central and southern Illinois the first application should be made about the middle of May, and succeeding applica tions at intervals of about three weeks, 3. Destroying Eggs and Larva? —This should be done in August, September and October. By a careful examination of the trees during this time the eggs and young larva? may be detected, and by the judicious use of a knife they may easily be killed. If the ground is smoothed off about the youug trees early in the season ----- - -------- —toftbe trunkare i i y m an can usually exam ine and kil 5 or borers in five hundred or more s per day. LOOK Y O ^ C ! Leanrelle Oil PREVENTS WRJNKLES, Preserves a youthful, plump, fresh condition of features. If you desire a transparent, clear GRAY HAIR If it is desired to ^adually darkenorrestore gray hair to its original or natural color use W EI.LS’ HAIR BALSAM Restores G ray H air to original color. An elegant dressing, softens and beautifies. No grease nor oil. A tonic restorative. ITevents the hair coming ou t; cleanses, strengthens anil lieals scalp. GOo. and $1.00 at Druggists. 'file $ 1.00 Mize sent prepaid by Express for $1. E. a. W ells , Jersey (’ity, N. J. p LAyRaLiiB O il is sold by T. R. Anderson, Hj W i d e A w a k e S U N O A r S C H O O IS arc not satisfied with singing “ as It happens,” b u t take pains, b y classes and rehearsals, to prepare their young singers for solos and choruses, for Sunday and fe.ntmil singing. For such schools, Ditson & Co. provide the best music by the best composers. Voices of Praipo 40 cts., $4.20 per dozen. Kev, Chas L Hutchiii.s. A handsome book of great merit tmd highly recommended. Digui- licd, y et brilliant hymns and tunes. ^ ir l t u More than SO/loi and Improved. Song W o rabip So cts.. $3.00 per dozen. L. O. Emerson and W. F. Sherwln, both distin- gui.shed,^unday School Composers.” Sioeing on th e 'Way 36 Cts., $3.00 per doz. Jew e tt and Holbrook. SongB of P rom ise 35 cts , $3.0i') per dozen. Hoffman & Tenney. Why n o t send for speeiraen copies [ mailed for retail price,] or for specimen pages [ free.] 0/iVer Bfison & Co., Boston, c. H. DIT30N & CO.. 867 B roadway, N. Y. line’s 4 SERVE TOSfC. ry and Cot lents, arc ic Tonics, ta the ne mus Weal . leesness, Ac. U/F ALTERATIVE. It drives out the poisonous humors ol the blood purifying and enriching it, and so overco~’— *’ ----- ------------ resulting from ished blood. A LAXATIVE. ingmUdlybi ores hahltu m o tesaregu _____________ ens the stomach, and aids dlgesti I A DIURETIC. In. Its composition the best and most active diureticsoftheMateriaMe \ '..mbinedscie ................... sve .''..mbinedscientifically withi effective remedies for diseases ( lasesofthe on to give For The NERVOUS The DEBILITATED The AGED. kidneys. It can be reliei quick relief and speedy cure. dlnndiedB of testimonials hare been reoeivea Irom pezsoiis who have used this remedy with ramadcable benefit. Send for ciToalara.giTjng foil partion’sn. Trite (i.oo: 8oM by Unisciati: WELLS, RICHARDSON A CO., Prop’i BUBLINGION.VT. P a in e '. s C elery C ompoiino is sold by T. R. Anders'iu, 95 Pike street. CAPITAL IN BUSINESS $100,000. James P. Mead & Co., is:iaiT C 3 -:^ 4 E .A .a> T , 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 value of property offered as se curity. REFERENCES :—^Meriden National 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 ol Evyo. C. B e i r n b , 19 Front S t., Port Jervis, who is appointed sole agent for this section. Taxes paid for non-residents. ISaugdwly H^CHICHESTER^S ENGLISH^ O ennyroyal ■ ASK FOR DIAMOND BRAND.CHICHESTCR-SENGUSKM M andtakehooihers - - . ^^^^ msFo ^DIAMOND BRAND A as KDRUGGIST FOR ©ICHESTER’S ENGLISH ST d IAMOND B R A ND. takeno other . fo n INCLOSE 4 ? (^ stamps ) |B j^ m L 5 6 ddumunta'i'^ mtliyan i .S01£PR0P,MADIS0HSP,PHI1.A ) WRITTEN TESTIMONIALS This is the T op of the G enuine Pearl Top Lamp Chimney. All others, similar are imitation. T his exact Label is on each P earl , T o p Chimney. A dealer may say a n d t h i n k h e h a s O t h e r s as good, __ BUT H E HAS NOT. In s ist u p o n th e E x a c t L a b e l a n d T o p . F or S ale £v£imvnEnE. M ade ohly by GEO, A= MGBETH&GO., Pittsliurgli, Pa. T TC E U M THEfLTKE, JLl NSW YOBK. CONVENIENT TO GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. Fourth Ave. oars to 2Sd St. and 4th Ave. D A N IE I, FK O H n iA N . - - M anager. Curtain rteea at 8.30. Saturday Matinee at 2. The Regular Dramatic Season, X l i e W if© , A new Play by D. Belaaco and H. 0. DeMIlle. Faveraliam.’ Prices—All reserved—6CC., 75c„ $i .and $1.80 The l.'lmois Watch Company Guarantee their 15 Jeweled ADJUSTO WATCHES Stand the Railway Test. FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS JEWELERS. MW WRINGER \' w W a n t e d . igcnw w.otcd ererrirbcrf. Emuiro SAVES most S . other wringers, and costa but little more. 0 EMPIREMes 5oIid W hite Rubber Rolls. lR*r AVears L o n e e s t.*i^ tuoire W . Co.. Auburn,«. S NEW INVENTION in LACING yif. S. A. CORSET w ith self-adjnstinff back can be obauged from tight to loose-fitting in five seconds, w ithoutre« moving from the person. Daces w ill not SHOW THROUGH the DRESS. Needs no breaking in. The healthiest, best.flt. Ing and m ost comfort able Corset made. Phe SELF ADJUSTING CORSET CO., tSNSk 120 FRANKLIN ST., N. Y. fl PBK MONTH. Also ^ e n t for the New York Life Insurance Company and several flrst-olasa fire insurance companies. Oflioe, St. John’s Block, Front street, Offleehours - - sa .m . toSp. m, ------ ^DAVID BKNNICT. ------ - A - O - S a i T T S ■ W ^ X ' T ' T S r ) FOR PULTON’S BOOK, Why Priest’s Shonld fed.” Sent to any address on receipt o f price,$1.50. Sellers & Co., 198 T rem o n t Street, Bosion. WAIL PAPER! Call a t NO. 7 PIK E STREET and examine o u rstock,which la new and complete. All kinds of PA P E R HANGING, KALSOMINING and p A I N T I n : g prom ptly executed by exper ienced workmen. E. B. STIDD. WALL PAPER! D, Holbrook, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Port Jems, N. Y. House and lot, Main street, 44x128, house 7 rooms. House and lot, Main street, 9 rooms. Excel lent property.- House a nd lot, Main street. A very choice rertdence with all modern Improvements. House and lot, BaU street, soxioo, 9 rooms, good location. House and lot. Ball street, 40x100 e rooms. Good dwelling, Brooklyn, lot 60 xlOO, house 8 rooms. Large double house, rents $20 month, at a ’’^ ^ ' a n d lot, Front street, 60 feet wide, 6 rooms. Pretty place. Brick house down town,$5o0 down, balance monthly. Other houses In all p a rts of Port .rervla, Good farms w ith stock, tools and crops for H A R N ESS CH E A P . A Set of Carriage Harness complete for $7.50 and upwards. If y ou w ant a Set o f F a c tory Harness, either machine o r hand sewed, I will sell It to you a t Q entlemen’s Riding Saddles, Whips T u rf Goods and everything usually k e p t in a well regulated Harness S tore a t prices as low as the lowest. The Farm er’s Curl Hair F aced Collars,which never chafe or gall a horse, constantly on R e p a iring D o n e a t S h o r t N o tice. Call and see goods and g e t prices before pur chasing elsewhere. T. A. COLLINS. S3 F ront S treet , port J ervis , n . y . THE INTER-STATE COMMERCE LAW. A b far as we can at present judge, tlie amendments to t’ne Interstate Commerce law seem to be in line with the spirit Of the law itself, and to make-it more rather than less effective. We will present them here, and as the original law itself was so generally discussed by Granges all over the country, it would seem right and proper that Patrons should carefully study these proposed amendments, seek to un derstand them thoroughly, and act accord- iagly. The Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce has completed and Senator Cul- lom has introduced the following senes of amendments to the Interstate Commerce Act : These amendments require that the printed schedules of rates shall be kept “ open to public inspection ” and ” accessible to the public ; that reduction to the published rates shall only be made Mter three days’ public notice, instead of without previous notice, as at present,and that the provisions in regard to advances and reductions in rates shall apply to joint tariffs made by connecting roads, as well as to the tariffs made by individual roads. It is proposed to amend the criminal pen alty section by making those convicted of violating the act liable to imprisonment for not exceeding two years, in addition to the fine already provided for, or both fine and imprisonment, when the offense is an unlawful discrimination in rates for the transportion of passengers or property. The committee proposes three provisions in regard to “ underbilling First—that the officers, agents or employees of a railroad, who, by means of false billing, false classification, false weighing Or false report o f w'eight, or by any other means, knowingly and willfully assist or willingly suffer or permit any person to obtain transportation at less than the established rates shall be deemed guilty o f a misde meanor, and shall be subject to a fine of not exceeding $5,000, or imprisonment for not exceeding two years, or both. The second is that any person or the officer or agent of any corporation who delivers property for transportation to any common carrier subject to the provisions of the act, or for whom as consignor or consignee such carrier shall trausport property, who shall knowingly and will fully by false billing, false classification, false weighing or false report of weight, or by any other device or means, whether with or without the consent or connivance of the railroad or its agents, obtain trans portation for property at less than the es tablished rates, shall be deemed guilty of fraud, which is declared to be a misde meanor, and shall be subject to a fine of not exceeding $5,000, or imprisonment for not exceeding two years, or both. The third provision makes subject to the same penalties any person who by the payment o f money, etc., or by solicitation shall induce any railroad or any of its officers or agents to discriminate unjustly in his favor as against any other consignor or consignee in the transportation o f prop erty, and also makes such persons liable with such railroad in an action on the case to be brought by any consignor or consignee discriminated against for all damages resulting therefrom. The only other amendments o f general interest proposed are ; one, to permit rail roads to carry free destitute and homeless persons transported by charitable societies and another, to permit railroads to give reduced rates to municipal government for the transportation o f indigent persons. A NOVEL INSCRIFXION. Fordham, the jockey, selected for the inscription on his coffin : “ It is the pace that k ills.” R. A. Huganir of Hinsdale, “ ^received more help from ' n from all others pace or haste ’ so ms at table I UNABLE TO TELL. Y'es, that was so. For years I suffered severely from scrofula; sores broke out all over my body, and I am unable to tell half what I suffered. I was not able to obtain relief until X used Sulphur Bitters, whichcompletely cured me.—C. B. D ale , 17 Alston street, Boston. Card o f T h a n k s. t you m a y ' yourself its power. Large bottles 50 cents and $1. The action of Carter’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 them. Backache is almost immediately relieved vearing one of Carter’s Smart and AfiHVfiCETO raOTKERS^ Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain o f cutting teeth ? ”If so send at once and get a bottle of M bs . W inslow ’ s S oothing S yrup fob O hil - dkbn T bbthing . Itsvalueis incaiculablei It will relieve the poor little sufferer im mediately. Depend upon it mothers, there is no mistake about it. It cures dys- entary and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums, reduces infiammati on and gives tone and energy to the wholei stem. SX bb . W inslow ’\ s S oothing S vbup fob C heldeen T eething is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one o f the oldest and best female nurses and phy sicians in the United States, and is for sale by all druggists throughouuheworld. Price 85 eta. a oottlft Salt flheym The ngonips of ilioiip wlio sh IT pi - from seTeio salt rlieum ai'P infipspriiialdc*. TJio r-lpausing, licaliug, imrifying irifliiPiicp^ of Hood's Sarsa parilla are unequalled liy any oHn-v medicine. isitre in ipeoiijiin-iiding Hood’s •s for me. ■cting me liose wlio have suffprecl from this diseasi; in its worst ‘‘ I take pleasn S a rsaparilla, for i t h a s clone w o n d ers f o r m e . I had salt r h e u m very severe!; over nearly m y entire nearly m y e n tir e lx.dy. Only Ih suffprecl from this diseasi; in i tgine th e e x ten t of m y afllietioii. I tried many medieines, hut failed to receive rsaparilla. )side, the iiaiiy medi Then the disease began A g o n i z i n g itch a n d Pain disappeared, and now I am entirely free from the disease. Aly blood seems to be thoi- ouglily purified, and my general health is greatly benefited.” L yman A elen , Sexton N. F. Church, North Chicago, 111. “ Alyson had salt riieum on liis hands .and the calves of his legs, so bad that they would crack open and bleed. He took Hood’s Sar saparilla and is entirely cured.'’ J. B. S tan ton , Alt. Vernon, Ohio. From 108 to 135 “ I was seriously troubled with salt rheum for three years, and receiving no benefit from I treatment I decided to t i now entirely ci has increased from 108 Ib.s. Sarsaparilla. 1 am now entirely cured of salt rheum; my weight has increased from 108 Ib.s. to 135.” M rs . A lice S mith , Stamford, Conn. If you suffer from salt rheum, or any blood disease, try Hood’s SarsiiparilLa. It has cured many others, and will cure you. Hood’s Sarsapanlla Soldbyalldruggists. ^ l;six f o r g 5 . Preparedonly by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mas*. 100 D o s e s O n e D o llar S a r s a p a r i l l a is s o ld b y T. R. A n - HOOD’S S a r s a p a r i derson, 95 P ike street. The Best and Purest iVlediCfneS ^ EVER MADE. ^ < ^ ^ w l t w l l l ib’ive the Humor from your « and Jffake y our r.km j and smooth. T h o se i an d Blotcnes % . % mar your beauty caused by impure & I J.110 JL/VJOU; AC? Ism ail-onlyAte jspooniui. spoonful. It Is Shest an d chea i A -------- Ihest and cheapest\^ ^,5 dK- >. < medicine. Try it, you will be satisfied. _ I Get it of youi'Druggist. ID on ’ t W a i t . G b t i t a t o n c e ^ ^ ^ If you axe Buffering from Ki'U% ^ • | | j ey tlisease. a?d |{| ‘HUB B itters are sold by T. E. Ander- SuLPHUR B itter s on, 95 P ike Street. H U M P H R E Y S * ^UOMEOPATHIC --- ^ y e.5 ----- VETERiNARI SPECIFIOS That the diseases of domestic animals, H ohses , C attle , sheep , dogs , H ogs and P oultry , are cured by H n m p h T » ,ys’ V e t e r in a r y S p e c ifics, Is as true as that people ride on railroads, send messages b y telegraph, or sew ivlth sewing machines. It is as Irrational to bottle, ball, and bleed anl takepass£.„ _________ Used in the best stables and r the U . S . A r m y C a v a lr y O fficers. E ^ 5 0 0 PA G E BOOK o n treatm e n t a n d c are of D om estic A n im a ls, a n d stable chart m o u n ted on r o llers, s e n t free. s s a s , isffffliss!: E r u p t i v e D iseases, K J . K . —D iseases o f D isrestiou. P r i c e , Single Bottle (over 50 doses), - .6 0 S o ld by D ru g g ists; o r S e n t P r e p a id on R e c e ip t o f P r ic e . Humphrexs’ Mcf. r,o., 109 Fulton St., N. V. C arpet T alk What do I think is the cheapest to buy ? If you want a parlor carpet buy a heavy v'elvet. They are soft and noiseless to the treed. I have them, perfect beauties, with or without borders, a t $1.10 per yard. Next in order, for your library, sitting or dining room, buy a five fi-ame body brussels. There is more wear in them for the money in vested than any other carpet you can buy. I have them in great variety from $1.00 to $1.40 per yard. Now comes the Roxbury’s and Alex. Smith & Sons Tapesti'y Brussels. I have an immense k of these goods, many of them having oeautiful borders to match, and I can sell them to you from 00 cents to $1.00 per yard. Forj’our sleeping rooms and your dining and sitting rooms if you do not want a bx-us- selslhave the Hax’tford and Lowells 3 plva and extra super ingrains in a great variety of patterns, together with the cheap Kiddermin ster grades from 25 cents to 7.'> cents per yard, leclal sales of parlor suits this week. 3h suits of ? ducednowto i $30, now $25. Carpet lounges formerly $10, now $7. Augustus B.Goodale O range S quare & P ike S t ., P ort J ervis .
