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THS POET JEEtlS DAILY DNION, PEI DAI EVENING, JULY 27, 1888 “IVHEEtl UBITISH SYMPATHY LIES An Able Newsvaper Comes Out for Cleve- laml and Frankly Tells Wliy. It is the intemion of the Republicans of the United States to fight the election on the question of free trade. The issue IS, unfortunately, a false one. Apart from the question, British sympathies can not fail to be on the side of President Cleveland. The Republicans have chosen to ally themselves with the declared ene mies of the country. They would keep open the Canadian fisheries dispute, and even render it more acute than it has ever been. Proposals have been made by them which, if they were carried out, would necessitate a tariff war between Canada and the United States, and place us under the necessity of giving effective support to the Do minion or of risking the loss of that great colony. There can be no doubt which of the two courses we should choose, espec- cially as the position taken up by the Re publicans is one that neither justice nor friendship can warrant. It is to be hoped, therefore, that the wise selection of the Chicago Convention will not lead to the success of General Harrison. To doubt his high qualifica tion as a candidate would be to doubt the wisdom of the caucus system. His chances are probably better than would be those of a better known man. He Las all the virtues which can be possessed by one of whose name the majority of the elec tors are ignorant. If he cannot win un der these conditions, it may be concluded that the vast majority of people in Amer- *ica are in every way friendly to the old conatsy.—Edinburgh JScoiman, of July Wth. PROVERBS A bo u t T'H^J^DEl{. If the birds be silent, expect thunder. If the cattle tun ai'ound stud collect to getherin the meadows, expect thunder. If the clouds grow rapidly larger, ex pect much rain and also thunder. Two currents in summer indicate tliun- If there be many falling stars during a clear evening in summer, expect thunder. Increasing atmospheric electricity oxi dizes ammonia in the air and forms nitric acid, which affects milk, thus accounting for the souring of milk by thunder. Thunder in the evening indicates much When it thunders in the morning it will rain before night. Thunder in the north indicates cold weather. Thunder in the north indicates dry weather. Thunder from the south or southeast in dicates foul weather; from the north or northwest, fair weather. With a north wind it seldom thunders. Much thunder in July injures wheat and barley. Thunder in the fall indicates a mild, open winter. Distant thunder speaks of coming rain. Boston Journal, NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY. A plain loop of silver cable cord makes an odd brooch. A fishing line and reel of silver is a reasonable design on match safes. A miniature base ball, either in silver or enamelled, makes a popular charm. A silver ostrich plume studded with diamonds makes a tasteful and brilliant brooch. Small silver frames with beaded rims are much admired as artistic photograph holders. A copper crab in the act of seizing small fish is a pleasing design on silver match boxes. Hat pins tipped with pearls now have numerous bright-hued insects clustered near the head. Silver toothpick cases are handy pocket articles for farm house boarders used to city conveniences. NINE DEAD FROM DIPHTHERIA. Wednesday the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Layton of Decker- town died of diphtheria. This was the ninth child they have lost by this disease within the last three weeks. The disease is very fatal there, only one person at tacked having recovered. In each case the patient has died of heart failure after convalescing. It is now thought that it is caused by -drinking impure water, which is drawn from a deep well near the out buildings. The well has been closed and a sample of the water sent to New York for analysis. Drills, per yard. Prints, per yard ............... Pig-iron, per ton .............. rJ\ 00 Iron, refined, per pound.. 0;j Fancy cassimers,pOr yard. Common woolens, per yd. 1 ■'iu Medium Plankets, per yd r< (Ki Men’s pegged boots, pair.. 2 rifi Crockery, per crate ......... 95 ao Vigor ami Vitality Lven to i i Sarsapai i Stand vegetables of all kinds. A fresh stock will be supplied daily and orders promptly filled.—jl3dw2w. FORT JERV IS BUSINESS BRIEFS. D O W N THEY GO, A BIG- COME DOWN, DOWN GO THE PRICES. (Fma the Oviaha If’orh!, Inti.). While the Democrats are howling about the tax on the necessaries of life and the grasping nature of the monopolistic man- ufacturer, down go the pricc.s. Twenty- five years of protection make the follow ing showing: deduction mu. iss-i. Pr. ot. Common shcotinpr.s a yd.,f iisH A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS to vletiii out the stock. SATTEENS, SATTEENS. A ni(T assortment only 10 cents a yard. Same goods that were sold at 12 1-2 cents a yard. Crinlsile Seersucls^ers- Only 0 cents per yard. GHALLIS-AIl lool-CHALLIS. Only 12 1-2 cents ; reduced from 17 cents, Scrimm lor Curtains only r> c'cnts per yard. Call in and get one of THE BEST 50 CENT SU IR T SHOW N IN THE MAKXET at the NEW YORK STORE tiiwi sa ■ Its Delic.acy of Flavor and the efficacy of its action have rendered the famous California liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, immensely popular. It cleanses and tones up the clogged and fev erish system, and dispels headaches, colds and fevers. For sale in .^0 cents and $1 bottles by E. T. Laid]ey^ —Lace mitts, eloves, hosiery, \etc low prices, G. Ury’s. SPIEIT.S U.SED IN THE ART.S. A dialogue of the future: “ I’m an ar tist and I want some spirits to use in the “ Certainly, sir ” (fi ling the flask); “ may I ask what your branch of art is?” “ Painting the town red .”—Hjrringfield Bepublic'in. are quickly given to every part of tht body by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Tfiat tired feeling is entirely overcome. The blood is purified, enriched and vitalized, and carries health instead of disease to every organ. The stomach is toned and strength ened, the .appetite x'estored. The kidneys and liver are roused and inviaorated. The brain is refresheii, the mind made clear and ready for work. Try it, LOVE’S CONFIDENCE. Old man (to daugliter about to be mar ried)—I thiuk, my darling, that my wed ding present will be a cheek for a thous and dollars. Daughter—Oh, papa, that will be nice; and be sure to draw it to my or- £ a iN G M A N - $ < ^ M M f i N E Z . ■SS'^ X ’ V U E P r e p a r e d Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per Gallon. 'll Highest Grade'of Excellence. Sold Under Guarantee. ^ Any Building Not Satisfac torily Painted,will be Ee-Painted Free of Cost. ^ FOR SALE BY M A L m GORDON & CO. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. —Anew and handsome line of jewelry is displayed at Gray’s jewelry store (Mar got’s old stand). Repairing done by ex- ;^rienced workmen.—dawtf. —C oal and W ood — .The best grade of coal obtainable in Port Jervis, screened d furnished at the market Robertson, iS9 Jersey avenue. Telephone call 6t.—dtf. —The ‘ the new. store (Margo repairing done priomptlv.—dawtf. —Emmet V a n ' lars’ experience Briili’s Disease Ttie following Staten from Mrs. Bniellne F. Ml; of Burg Hill, Ohio, will b great Interest to th o s e suffer from Bright’s Disease or Gravel. I have long resolved that I would apprise you of the deep sense o f obligation v;ldch I feel. There is nothing which - ’ I now enjoy that I do not -we to M Houses $1000. House and lot, Hudson street. $1200. House and lot comer Pennsylvania avenue and Franklyn street. $1200. House and lot, Barcelo street. $B500. House and lot.Hudson street,Bergen, $1600. House and lot, G eorge street,Bergen. $1600. House and lot. Ball street, Bergen. $2500. House and lot, Brooklyn street. $2800. House and 2J4 lots, corner Brooklyn and Orange streets. $2600. Brick house and lot, Seward avenue. $3,100. Fine large hoarding house,Ball street. Large house, sightly situation. Main $.1000. Splendid fashionable dwelling, : rooms, lot KJxl20 and line carriage house, U] /endure. My tn in my Kldneva over . years ago and from -wli] I Never Expected to Recover. Dwellings in Sparrowhush $1000 to $1200. in Matamoras $7txi to Business property on Pike and Ball ind Front street. F ront S treet , P ort .J ervis , N. Y. r Sickle, who has hau 20 years’ experience as a practical jeweler, the past nine years of which he has been connected with A. 0. Margot, is now fully prepared to do all kinds of watch, clock and jewelry repairing at short notice and in a first-class manner at his new place ol business 128 Pike street. All wort guaranteed. Watches and jewelry of all Kinds can be purchased at reasonabk ];frices.—dawtf. CURE YOU IN A HURRY, you .should happen to get a pain in stomach, or ifi youu wantant anyny kind of th^S me aiuuiaeu, ui i yo w a k medicine or any other article in aa 1 telephone to Lee hurry, & Mason’s drug your home. Remember that we are only clrussists in the village that ha- lephone to Lea Mason hat you want and you will rccer it as fast as a trotting Remember store A G rateful Clergym an. e recommended itb ion that if taken in certain cure of this dread disease, would urge all who are suffering with lung and throat troubles to toy it.” For sale by E, T. Laidley. thm^ boUlercured merofis was s lxyea« ago S t f ’\ I am Now Vigorous and Strong ’W S S i i s s Dr.D.KeiiMdj’sFaYoriteReiefl} Kondout, N. Y. Price $1; 6 for $5. Dn. K ennedy ’.^ F.-uoruTE R emedy fe sold by T. K. Anderson, 95 Pike street. DUPLEX CORSET. We are receiving, uinKi.‘Jt lUiil.v, leiteis test! Mrs.^Elizal^dli M.^R()ck^^ writes Ironi Lch- “ Allow me to pay my trilmte t(j the genius which invented tlie Duplex. I Imve worn many diil’erent kinds ol eovs(-ts, but until I my first Duplc.x, in l-sr6 or'77, 1 never hat a thoroughly comlortahlc corset was. I have worn no other kinil siiu-c, and could n<jt be induced to unless thcr<- wc-re not to he had. They are \ ery reasonable in price, better wearing than those wliieh cost more*, and satisfactory in every respect,” For sale everywhere. Sample corset sent lost-pald on receipt af Boripee Mfg.Co., Jackson,Mich. W.E.McCORMICK dealer in Pianos, Organs and Musical Instru ments of all Kinds. Piano Covers and Stools, Stationery, Pencils, Pens, Music Books, etc., and keeps eonstiUitly on hand a large and complete stock ol tlie lat(*st and most )ioi)ulur music. Musie onh'red daily. Piauos and organs to rent and sold n lonthly installments. A thoroiigidy competent piano and organ tuner and rep.Tirer employed, and orders so- \iin located in th e W alsh B iiihling, No. 103 Pike Street, Port Jervis, N . Y. £JE N R Y MxVl2^E, B o o k B i n d e r » FO IST J i s n v i s , l> M.vir,, STS., NIIW YOKK. NEHF FLAVORED CKAOK- in th e m a rk e t i.- PAUL A GO'S EAGLE MILK Look lor an eagle stamp on each biscuit. LOFTS GILZINGER, Port Jervis, N. Y. ■: AU HOT WEATHER GOODS-:- M n sT S tep D o w n a n d 10 PRICE NO OBJECT. THE BOSTON STORE A The Old Original Still Lives. JUH.LIONS OF P ounds ! T housands of T ons U sed ! Ham-mondL’sSlLigf S Hot Destroys Potato Bugs, Currant Worms, Cut Worms, Cabbage Worms, Flea Beetles ( called Black Flies), Striped Bugs, Terrapin Bugs, &c. SLUG SHOT effectually destroys these pests. It is quiclc, safe and cheap and no mistake For sale at S Z o r n . ’b s c n s : cS s B o r L K L e i r s who have the sale of it for this Territory. Call and get a circular. Sales Over 42,000,000Lbs.| J o t m s o x x ’s , ' FRONT STREET, COR. SUSSEX. I If you would avoid the misery and pain of I I breaking in new shoes, also the annoyance of Begins Monday. We mean Store Cleaning—that is cleaning out our stock of Lea’s Opera Honse WILL OPEN FOR THE Fall and Winter Season LILLIE CLAY’S if PRESENTING le Grandest Galax; of NoTelties Under tbe Snn. The Strongest Drawing Attrac tion on the Continent ) — PAKASOLS, WALL PA P E E and 9,000 other things that we don’t need, and the prices at which we will offer them will make you all want a big lot. Full particulars will be duly announced. WESTBROOK & STOLL. These men’s hand-sewed shoes are made in every style, shape and form, and it makes no dilVerence what style of shoe is preferred, I can guarantee a perfect fit and satisfaction in every instance. All kinds of foot covering for man, woman or child at prices far below any other. JOHNSON’S, FRONT STREET, CORNER SUSSEX. A New Factory, Two story frame building, 28.v66 feet, wi good basi^ont, erected for the manufactu Wagons and Wagon Materials, fitted with new machinery consisting of 25 HORSE POWER STATIONARY ENGII BAND SAWS AND SAWS OF AL KlNDS,WOOD CHOPPING MACHINE Complete Set Wagon & Blacksmith Tools Macliinevy for tlie Manufacture ol Spokos of a ll Kinds, and a Large Stock of ■«’um e d Wood Woi*k, Consistiug of Spokes, Hubs, Shafts, Rims, Etc , Etc., Etc. Large Quantity of Hard Lumber in Plank, ONE YOUNG SOUND HORSE, Waps, Sleighs and Harness, atten d e d to a t s h o r t n o tice for PAPER HANGING & KALSOMINXNO. Oils and Leads at the Lowest Fignies LOOK OUT FOR IT! FRUIT JAES LEA & MASON'S Drug Store. We haven’t yet determined on the price of quart jars; it will be either 75 cents or $1 per dozen. Can’t tell yet, b ut you can bet your sweet dollar on your bottom life that no drug gist or any other store keeper in this village can afford to sell goods cheaper than we do. In regard to our E, T. LAIDLEY, 126 Pike Street, - - Creegan Block Strictly P ure D rugs , M edicines and C hemicals . Fine T oilet A rticles , S oaps , B rushes and S ponges . Tlie B est P erfumes ob tainable, noted for their line and lasting qualities. Trusses and Shoulder Braces. A large variety Blank Books,Tablets,Pads, Writing Paper & Envelopes Special attention given to the compounding of Prescriptions and Family Recipes. apr21dw6m ¥e Can’t leen Quiet Any lonpr. HERE WE GO, OUR (!OAL TS TRADE AND AVE ARE BOUND TO (JET THEBE. Headstones and Mormments manufactured from American Mar bling, and from barren Clark’s Island, W esterly, the Celebrated Quincy and other good Granites. Scotch Granites will be im- lorted upon order. Orders for Granite Monuments are now received :or Spring trade. GALEH BENNET, Ho, 1 Main street. TO SEDUCE STOCK Si ii -K an ( jauoo ,S trap and Ox T ie s a t i-losing o u t priee.s. JUST RECEIYEUl NOTE THE ADDRESS, John A. Kadel, 700 Pike street. MEN’S KANGAROO AND ALLIGATOR, Button and Ball at Low Figures. ’“RUBBERS AND AKOTIOS REPAIRED N. R. HIGBY, 101 PIKS ST. COMBINATION DINNER. BREAKFAST AND TEA SET FOR $17.44 128 PIECES-SQUARE SHAPES. HOAGLAND’S CROCKERY BAZAAR. P a ints a n d Oils PATENT MEDICINES, whilst we are NO COTTERS OF PRICES. we will sell goods as Cheap as an; Draggist. and if any of OUR CUSTOMERS will inform us where they can purchase fioofls Below tie Replar Price we will BEAT THEU EVERT TIME. We do not propose to UNDERSELL ANYBODY and we are determined Not to be UMersold.
