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l! I f e e ^ a i l y H t t i e t t , MONDA.Y, AlGUf^T 0, 1888. fO B T JiBflSJJAn^^^ OAf lySMMQ, AfOTg g , « l4ortn@ iv l d @ i l 6 § PUBLISHED EVEKT^EVENINU EXCEPT SUN f S bd “ ‘1 Proprietors. OFFICE, FABNUM BUILDIKO, PIK E STREET TERMS—Tira D ati . , y U ntox -will carrier to village subscribers at tei Sent by mall for |.1 a year. 'HK Tr.i-ST\TEs U ntow weekly, is Issued Thursday morning. Terms |1.50per year, strletl; advance. Orders by mall for subscription or advertlsli le address TRI-STATES PRIKTtNO CO.,FO F ort e delivered by ertlsing v i CO., POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tbls'powder never varies. A marvel of neani atrengtli and wHolesomenes3. More econoH sal tban the ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold In competition with the multitude of low peat, short weight, alum, or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. K otal B akins P owdbr C o . j lo s w a u a tr e e t, isr. T, A P r o c l a m a t i o n ! D r. I . G uy t e w i s , F u lton, ArR., says: “A y e a r a g o I hart b ilious fever; T u tt ’.s P i l ls w e r e so h i g h ly reeoom m e n rted th a t 1 u sed th e m . N e v e r dirt merticiiu liave a h a p p i e r e ffect. A f ter a praetic* o f a q u a r t e r o f a century, I proclain: th e m t h e best ANTI-BILIOUS scribe tiiem jn iny prsicwce, Tutt’s Pills Cure all Bilious D iseases. SOLD EVERTW HERE. REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT, GENERAL BENJAMIN HARRIBON, Of Indiana. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P. MORTON, Of New York. W e a r e nncom p rom isiinuly >*i favor of th e A m e rican system of P rotection; W e pro test sR ainst its destruction as pro posed by th e P resident and his party, ’hey serve th e interests of Europe. W o ;rIH support th e interests of A m e rica, W o accept th e issue, and conlldentlly appeal to th e people for th e i r ju d g m ent. The protective system m u s t he m a intniiiod. —R epu h l t c a n PLATFORM. llepuhlicnn State Convention. H eapqttarteks R uftttiltc . vn S tate C om - AnTTEF.—2’b the nepuhlican Electors o f the State of New York: The Republican electors of the State of New Yorh.and all oth(T3 who may de sire to unite wil ciplos o f the Rcpulilican party, as dcclart the platform adopt! Convention, are here egates to Saratoga Springs, on Tuesday, the 28th day o f August, 1888, a t twelve o’clocli SHERBY p H ^ f e BRW N '! N ERVE j [ and life - giving tonic them in upholding the p rin- ililican party , as declared in the last National lucsted to send del- i State Convention to be held nit i Springs, on 1888, a t twelve o’clock, noon, for jrpose of nominating candidates for Gover nor, Llcuten.ant-Governor and a .Judge of the Court of Appeals: also for the transaction of such o ther Imsiness as may properly come b e fore the Convention. Each Assembly District in accordance with tlie basis establisliCil in the State Convention of 1885, and u pon which suh- seunent conventions have been hehl. J. N. KNAPP, Chairman pro tern PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE TO THE TASTE, icts on th e stom a c h an d liver. Increases tht T a ll an d broken-dow n . U seful In Dyspepsia toss o f Appetite, Headache, Insom n ia, Qen rral Dehility, M.alat'ia, ILacTc o f Vitality, Net' m i s Prostration and Exlim u ipertles. - mach, and In fa n t, th< Second Assem b ly D istrict R e p u b lican Con. vention. The Republican electors of the several towns comprising the Second Assembly District of Orange c ounty are reaucsted to send the usual im b e rof delegates to a convention to be held a t Middletown on S aturday, Aug. 11,1888, six delegates to Republican S tate ito g a A u g u s t a**. ereby c.alle(l for k, a t t h e p lace of unless otherwise directed by Town Committee by public notice at 3 o’cloclc m., to choose istrlct in the Republican State ivcntion to be held at S aratoga August as. The primary meetings are hereby c.alle(l for Friday, A ugust 10, a t 2 o’clock, a t the place of holding last town meeting, unless otherwise 5licate lad y . I n fa n t, th e aged o r Infirm , ?ople w ith sedentary h.ablts a n d over-wc len It Is a valuable tonic. $1.00 per Bol For Sale hy all Druggists. represent thi The; holdi five days prior, August 1,1888. FO R E S T S AND R A IN F A L L . J. A. Foote, of Crawfordsville, Ind., is skeptical as to the influence of trees andl forests in the production of rain in certain localities. He writes as follows to the IndUma Farmer : This has hei C U R E iBick Headache and relieve all the troubles Incl* dent to a bilious state of the system, such aaDlt* ziness. Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating, Pain in the Side, &c. While their most remari' able succeiB has been shown in curing SICK Seadache,yet Carter’sLittle Liver Pills are e^ntOf valuable in Constipation, curing and nreventlng this annoying complaint, while they also correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels. Even if they only carei HEAD Ache they would be almost priceless to those wht luffer from this distressing complaint; but forttP nately their goodness does not end here, and those who once try them will find these little pills vala- able in so many ways that they will not be wUlInf to do without them. But after all sick head ACHE Is the bane of so many lives that here Is where w« make our great boast. Our pills curs it wMl« others do not. Carter’s Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. They are atrictly vi-gi tablu and do not gripe or purgo, but by their gentle action please all who use them. In vials at 25 cents; five for *1. Bold Jby dmgglBts everywhere, or sent by mail. I C A R T E K M E D IC IiyrE CO ., N o w York City., :en a wet summer. The rain same down yesterday, and to-day it has mring “ from early morn to dei leen pouring “ from early morn to dewy ve.” It reminds one ot 1875, when the is harvest 7 through- eve.” It reminds one ot 1875, when t wheat was mostly ruined and everything By the __ be nrinted it mav be month. Well, last year was dry throu/ out the summer as no one can fail member. One year is wet another When it is dry many cry out—yes, that what me may expect, the forests have been so denuded that it cannot rain. I think you, Mr. Editor, have hinted some thing of this sort—it seems to be a some what common opinion. Will you now be so kind as to tell us whether the forests have been restored? This Is not a child’s question—it is pertinent—it is unanswer able. If the want of forests was the cause of drouth last year why do not they jvent rain this year? The only possible iwer is that there are other and greater factors in, the case. That is exactly what I have all along contended for. The causes of rain and drouth are world wide, beyond man’s control, unless he can erect liarricades like the Rocky Mountains, in other directions across the continent, or pump the Gulf of Mexico dry, or do some such feats as these. The editor of the Indiana Farmer has grown skeptical, too. Read his comment on the above: tho l M iuc H ou oi vegfitatioaafldtlKj gteat fisk of life and pro{;erty by floods and freshets. On the other hand clouds of vapor passing over a country, the surface of which is kept cool ly vegetation, is cooled hy genial currents. The water in the clouds is condensed and gentle showers follow. The vegetation again prevents the rapid evaporation of the water. The roots and mosses absorb it, and the loose earth is saturated with moisture. Other showers follow, the water percolates through the loose earth and flows from the hillsides in cool, refreshing springs. There might have been drouth in Indi ana last year owing to the want of vege tation, and the scarcity of vegetation would not prevent the disastrous floods this year and in ’85. But the chances are that the influence of forests last j'car would have brought rainfall to that parched earth, and that in the other two years mentioned they would cause a more general and gradual distribution of the precipitation. To say that “ other factors” besides the universal laws of nature interferes with local precipitation, or that an “ all wise Rulei” arrests tho workings of His uni- versal law is superlative nonsense. The “ all wise Ruler” doesn’t trifle with his laws or his children. The IfetP York Tribune says : Colonel P. D. Curtis, appreciating the sheep, especially as a neglected but most profita ble resource of wholesome food, declares in Our Oouniry Home that henceforth the flock “ has got to stand on its own legs, and these must be mutton legs” thus suffl- ciently supported, it cannot only take care of itself, but enrich the hilltops of the farmer and bless his table with the best of meat. “ Those who have flocks of pure-bred Merinos should still keep their best blood and sell where they can; but not be dazed or crazed with the expectation of high prices. Do not sacrifice your flocks, but cut them down to the best. We should eat more lamb and mutton, and it may be a great blessing that it is necessary to push this side of the sheep interest, which should result in the rearing of better mut ton, more of it, and its presentation to the public in more attractive forms, and everywhere. Now beef is in the front, and the consumer sees little else, unless in the time of sausages, when pigs divide the space, but taking only a small part. Mut ton can really be grown cheaper than other meat, as the fleece will go far make up the cost of raising. No animal will grow faster in proportion to the food consumed than a lamb. The per cent of gain, as to cost, is the highest. Here is a good basis for the skill of the breeder. That word ‘ skill ’ is the key to the whole thing. One man will grasp it, and win, and another will not work up to it, and he will fail. Begin with a few and enlarge as your skill is developed. Keep some sheep, anyhow.” For over a dans have ^ Iron as a reliable and valuable remedy for )sia aud general debility. «L£A«IfiG3. We notice that some of the newspapers are inclined to make sport ot political conventions and political meetings in which women take an acUve part. If we were a politician or conducting a partisian paper, as partisan papers are generally con ducted, WO believe that we should have more sense than is manifested in this di rection. Women cannot vote, but the man who thinks that they have no influ ence, politically or in any other direction in which they seek to exert an influence, is exceedingly stupid. If a cause com mends itself to their judgment and sympa thies, it is exceedingly fortunate. They are tireless workers, and most of their work is done in that most successful way of doing political work, quietly. Their campaigns are largely of the buttonhole character. They have an immense influ ence, just as they should have, in their homes. It is creditable to a man to bo in fluenced by a high minded and noble woman, and discreditable to him to spurn her advice. If she has right and reason on her side, it will pay the man to listen to her. She has the parlor, the social circle, the church and many places in which she can do dfective work for what ever she is interested in. Anybody who thinks he can afford it, may despise her influence, if he likes, but we cannot afford to do it and do not intend to try to.— Westei'n Rural. The Connecticut State Grange is trying to arrange with certain western farmers’ organizations for direct shipments of grain from tne farms of the producers in Iowa, Nebraska, Dakota and elsewhere, to the farms of the consumers in the Nutmeg State. This effort to abolish middlemen and deal direct, is one of vast importance to the farmers of both the east and the west. Some of the Dakota wheat growers have been very successful during the past two years in their combinations to market their crop independent oE the elevator ring. If to this partial success can be added dirrect shipment in bulk to eastern consumers there should be a saving of sev eral cents a bushel at both ends of the line. The plan, to be conducted through an organization like the Grange in east and the Alliance in the west. By this means large quantities of grain can be se cured from the grower, and disposed of for cash among the subordinate granges of the scheme—large shipments and cash payments. There is here a wide field for usefulness for efficient organizations.— Amencan Agriculturist. It is not a question of party, but of men. The end will be reached when farmers, en masse, refuse to vote for men who ignore in practice what they promise in theory. Do not let the wool be drawn over your eyes by candidates. Do not take stock in fine-spun, one-sided talk by demagogues. There are two sides to every question. No othei’ prep: home equal to I j O wp II, Mass., \v] t has heen for nt home” is taraiinn has wort stieeess at Hood’s Sarsaparilla, where it is made, it is now, ■ai’s, the leading medicine lod name tower of strength ahroad.” purifyinp strengthening the system. This “ goc B A U O H T . (l reqnii P e o p l e to print ail Lowell _ have said in favor of : O t Sarsaparilla. Mr. Albert Estes, living at 28 East Pine Street, Lowell, for 15 years employed as ho.s.s m -penter hy J . W. Bennett, 1 people f Hood’s L o w e l i loycd as ho.s.s earpe president of tiio Erie Telephone Company liad 1 ■■ ■ ning sore come on his lej niiicli troubled J im a year, wlien he began to take Hood’s Sars parillu. The sore soon grew less in size, .and .n a short time disappeared. .Jos. Dnnphy, 2.1 Cen tral Street, Low< I, had Prai@0 swellings and on his face and ne wliicli Hood’s Sa. rllla completely • Mrs. C. W. M: riott, wife of the First As sistant Fire En; oeer of Lowell, says that for 10 years slie 'vas troubled with stomach disorder and si' k headache, which nothing relieved. The tacks came on every fork night, when slie .is obliged to take her bed and was unable to endure any noise. Sh( took Hood’s 8;ii aparilla, and after a time the attacks ceas- I entirely. Many more in' lit he given h ad we room. On the recomme..dation of people of Lowell, who know us, w< .isk you to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla Soldby all druggist', gl; sixforgS. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & C. >., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass, 100 D o sss One Dollar C O N D E N S E D . T I M E T A B L E . Tim e o f th e D e p a rture of T rains from F o r Je r v is—A d o p ted M ay 27th. BASTWAKD. 4.10A.M. Dally. CWcago Express. Stopping at Middletown, Goshen, Suflern and Pater son, arriving in New York a t 7.07 A. M. S.fO A.M. Dally, excepc Sunday. Orange County Ex press. Stopping a t all stations to Grey- court and a t Monroe, Turners, Tuxedo Park and Sufferns, arriving In New York at 9.17 A.M. 7. 42A.M. Mountain Ex i l s i li stomach and EXHAUSTED VITALITY H o o d ’s Know THYSElF.S’i.? ous and Physic: bility, Prematnr' cline. Errors of Youth, arriving In New York at 10.30P.M. I. Sundays oniy. Stopping a t all atatl E a j F e v e r C A T A t t ^ waxen, Narrowsburg, Galileo Deposit and principal station., 2.00 P.M. Dafiy, except Sunday. Stopping a t all sta tions on Delaware Division. 6.42 P.M. Dally, except Sunday. Stopping a t all s tlons to Scranton. 7.f6P.M. Dally. Limited F a st Chicago and St,Louis Express to tne West. Stopping at Calll- 10,20 P.M. Er??Express. Stopping at principal sta- ' ------ ' Chicago Express. To Rochester >, N iagara Falls, Dunkirk, Detroit o and Ctnchinatl, without change of ------------- - \rro w s b u rg , Calllceon, AN OIL ish, not varnish. Improves leather. Insist upon h aving i t Allow no substituting. For sale everywhere. B u t t o n & O t t l e y , M’f’rs, 71 BarclayJSt., N .T A v enue S tation—Adopted J n l y 13. NOETHZBN TBAINB. PorW eryw a m .30 P . M. and arrives .45F.M5 ,and arrives No. 2—Leaves P o rt Jervis a t 12. Montlcelloat2.00P.M. No. 4—Leaves Port Jervis ac 6.4 P . M, Montlcello a t 7.45 P. M. SOUTHKEN TEAINS. No. 1—Leaves Montlcello a t 7.20 A . M. Port Jervis at 8.40 A. M. No. 3—Leaves Montlcello a t 4.30 Por t Jervis a t 5.40 P . M. ERS. Send stamp for p rice nston & Son, P ittsburgh, Pa. Sales Over. 4 2,000,PQQLbs, and arrives In P.M . and arrives In NICHOLS’ I i O N G M A N ”<H ^ ^ X a R t i n e z . A g s O W T E F r j R x r m m P r e m r e d the depot o f the Montlcel Connection with Erie ti DR. BRADYS’ CeleHrateUaMral[eBittei composed: of MANDRAKE, DANDELION, GENTIAN, CHAMOMILE, PRICKLY ASH. fiO. a quanec of a century, physi- ptescribecl Nichols’ Bark and iliable and valuable remedy f R. Anderson, ja r k a nd 1 , 95 Pike Street. COULD NOT K E E P Shop without them. I consider your Sulphur Bitters a remarkable blood puri- ier. I know of several people, whose re considered hopeless, that have jured by your medicine. Iphur Bitters is so large dnot keep shop without T ates , Pharmacist, 99 Es- reet, Lawrence, Mass. SuLPUTTR B it t e r s are sold by T. R. Andenson, 95 Pike Street. squarely upon issues vital to you.—P n Farmer. By its mild, soothing and healing pro perties, Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy cures the worst cases of nasal catarrh, also ‘ cold in the head,” coryza, and catarrhal headaches. .50 cents, by druggists. Ayer’s Ague Cure “ breaks up” chills and fever, expels malarial poisons from the system, and restores health. War ranted to cure. _________ E is sold by T. R. Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per Gallon. \Sold Under Guarantee. 'Any Building ITot Satisfac torily Painted,will he Ee-Painted Pree of Cost.- ^.FO R SALE BY MALVEN, GORDON & CO. For Thirty Years this valuable combi- I’ ‘nation has been used a specific for AGUE and MALARIAL FEVERS, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, arid all NERVOUS DIS EASES, such as -NEURALGIA, SLEEP LESSNESS and PROSTRATION. It Is AN UNRIVALLED T O N I C , restofihg tone'tothe debilitated System. mCHOLS’ BARK AND IRON overworked men and women, invalids I children is recommended by Physi cians. Where other Tonics have failed this has made a conspicuous succes Nichols Bark and Iron can be obt; at all Druggists.ists. BILLINGS, CL CO., Propi BILLINGS, C Boston, Mass. led & A yer ’ s A gue Ci Anderson, 95 Pike J-ENRY BUTCHER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER: No. 2 Front Street, WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY EE PAIRED cases been ent The sale of Suli here that I could not keep shop them. E. 8. Y ates , Pharmacist, 99 The marks of premature age may be ef fectually obliterated by using Bucking ham's Dye for the Whiskers. It colors uniformly, and always give satisfaction. PILES I PILES I ITCHING PILES. Intense itching and stinging; ------ ‘-'--J. If allowed to con- CLUB WATCH O a No one have used relief they have given wl dyspepsia, dizziness, pain constipation dii Backache IS almost linincdiately relievot laring one of Carter’s 8mi »ws better than those who ;er’s Lillie Liver Pills what Lve given when taken for iziness, pain in the side, nd disordered stomach. “JUVEEN” a . and » a ll tlu- F r e e 25e. worth of c harming Pliotographs for family e n tertainm ent—foreign views, celehri- ^nirelyegetaUenUhsoiutely v a a harmlessompoundflueubstancesnhe c o f s i t prepared and combined a fter the recipe of tne most famous speeiabst tbe cure of Constipation ^^For'sale'at aU druggists o r address the Pro prietors. BUYfWRINGERJ other wringers, and cost,* hut little more, 0 EMPIRErfeSie! solid W h ite Rubber Rolla W ears L o n e e s t . '^ l Smpire W, Co.. Auburn, K.Y WARRANTED. igenti wasted orerywhe wise Ruler the ordering of the weather i counsel, for wise and good purposes. What effeminate nonsense! Whether the “ wise Ruler of all things has kept the ordering of the weather in his own counsel” or not; the laws of nature are universal and unchangeable. They oper ate yesterday and to-morrow, last year and through all future years the same. The conditions that Mr. Foote cites as being against the perpetuation of trees and forests are the very best arguments in their favor. No one claims that the de nudation of the land will absolutely pre vent rain and freshets. On the contrary it is the veij'condition that will produce freshets. The heat of the sun will ever cause evaporation of water. This must form in clouds, and as it passes over nude, parched country it must be heated more and more, thus increasing the capacity for holding water. Finally the air is satu rated to its utmost capacity, and down comes the water in tremendous torrents to ■W ould Y o n B e lie v e The oroprietor of Kemp’s Balsam gives a-way thousands of bottles yearly? This mode of advertising would prove ruinous if the Balsam was not a perfect cure for coughs and all throat and lung troubles Yen will see the excellent effect aftei taking tho first dose. Don’t hesitate! Procure a boltte to-day to keep in your home or room for immediate or future use. Triiil bottle free at all druggists. Large size 50 cents and $1. The Greatest Blood Forifier Known Cures Eruptions and Spots on the Skin, Regulates the Bowers, Relieves Pain and Cramp in the Stomach, cures Kidney Complaints, Dyspep sia, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Constipation, Sallo-wness of Complexion, and all kin dred complaints arising from a disordered stomach or a torpid and Diseased Condition of the Liver Pr/G 0 pep BotUe ; 6 for f 5 . DR. BRADY’S CELEBRATED MANDRAKE BITTERS, composed or Mandrake, Dandelion. Gentian, Chamomile, Prickly Ash, &c., are a sure cure tor the most o bstinate cases of Llvoi and Kidney Diseases, Rheumatlsm,Costlvehess, Headache, Biliousness, Jaundice, Nervousness, , &c, ” Why are they good tor these diseases ? ’ many will ask. The reason Is: m : a n d RAEB BITTERS are composed or those roots and hei bs which have been found valuable in dlseasb evltal organs, as the Lungs, Heart, Lli omaeh and Kidneys. The Juice otthese arc. nterlng the circulation clean out all diseases andpolsonous matter, and en rich and give new life and strength to the biood. If you are suffering from attacks of s I ck headache,blltora. ness, nervo---------, - -------- - —ss, The New Excelsior. Continued from last week. And dropsy, and fell Bright’s disease. Until despair on me did seize— O P ulque 1” “ B u t one b right day a ■wise m an said: Thou a r t a fool thus to b e lee __________ ... ofsICK h eadache,bl, ness, nervousness sick stomach, costivene pain In the side or ba ck, or a sense of slnkmg and heaviness In the stomachy w ith loss otap- petite, don’t fa 11 try a bottle of this wonder- fulmedlclne. P rice $i per bottle. write to Dr. B. w . Brady, proprietor, Honea- dale, P a., and he will send you numerous certif icates of remarkable cures by Mandrake Bit ters. It you are afflicted with any of the dls- ases above mentioned,don't fall to try a bottle Ladles who suffer from sick headache are ■ requested to try the Mandrake i la in.. this complaint th a t■ they ind especially useful. People who To c lear o u t with grease a n d s m ^ r about tM rhaum s, and - ------------------ innot be applied. For mo K emp ’ s B alsam . is sold by T. K. Anilcr ion, 95 Pike Street. &c. F o r tw o or th r e e n ights 3 sprinkle R ough on E ats d r y ^ pow d er, in, a b o u t a n d d o 'v n t h e ~ BEETLES, th e m o rning w a s h i t a ll aw a y g dow n th e d r a in pipe, w h en a ll ^ the insects from g a r r e t to c e ” -'- w ill d isappear. -The s e c r e t: WATER BUGSS a d v i c e : ' i « j n o ' i ' u c n s . Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of cutting teeth ? If so send at once and get a bottle of Mna W inslow ’ s S oothing S yrup for O j Its valueis incalculable, mediately. Depei there is no mistake aboi incalcula lor little sufferer im- it mothers, It cures d powder, in, about ----------------- b e e t l e s / down the dr the insects fi ^ thVfact that wherever — ----- J insects are in the house they must <irink during the night. For Potato Bugs, Insects on Vines, etc., a table spoonful of the powder, well H A A shaken in a keg of water, and n U H V fl C v applied with sprinkling pot, spray syringe, or whisk broom. Keep it well stirred up. 15c., 25e. and SI Boxes.—Agr. size. See full direc tions with boxes. GROUND SQUIRRELS, \ \ )hers. Chipmunks, its. See directions. HOXViX 'ail'ID FROM 835.00,TO S40.00. By o n r novel club a rrangem ent you secure a good watch for SI a week. CALL AND SEE. ROVING. B est D a i r y J u n e Tun B u t t e r a t 2-3 C e n ' A POX'ND. •1 P o u n d s N e w P r u n e s f o r 25 G en t s . J euu y b o > vls a n d G l a s s e s . T h e O r t g in a i . M aso n F r u it C a n s , alt , S iz e s a n d E x t r a R u b b e r s . ’ru E N e w C r o p 1. s 8K J a p a n T e a , E x t r a D r a w , f o r 00 C en t s . ned,don't fall to try a bottle sr from sick headache are ited to tr y th e Mandrake th is c o i ..................' leelally ui _ _________ ______ pstivenes Nervousness, &c., should ta Bitters regularly for a time. Reader,lfReader,lf youou arere enleebleinfeebled y a e be sure to g et a bottle of this Prepared b y DR. R. W. d r a d y , Honesdaie ir In poor health, ronderful medl- HOAGLAND’S, - UP-TOWN. out it. entary and diarrhoea, regulates stomach andnd bowels,owels, curesres windind coliiic, b cu w col ! gums, reduces inflammation and and energy to the wholei stem. '\iNBLow’s S oothing B v e u p for in T b s t h in g is pleasant to the one of the ROTYBX.I. & CO. FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. The Illinois Watch Company Guarantee their 15 jeweled ADJUSTO^WATCHES Stand tbe Eailray Test. FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS JEWELERS. ■With P u lque!” (Continued next week.) (Pronounced Pull-Kee.) PULQUE I t is the p u re andsimple juice o f the Century •lant o f Mexico, unadulterated and uncom- ounded. Our circular gives you the testi- lo n y o f a score of physicians. Get one at your druggist’s. In cases o f Bright’s Disease,Kidney Trouble, ■j,. Insomnia, Debility, Dropsy and liseaaes, i t will be found invalvable. FOB SALE Jno.L, Bonnell, Reai Estate & Loan Agent Commissioner for Penn’a and Notary Public, offers All the building lots on Main street and Jer- jy Avenue and 7,COO acres, including a num- er of valuable farms, situate In Montague and Sandyston, New Jersey, belonging to the late John Rutherford. Agent for the western F arm 7 per cent. Mort gage CO. Capital and surplus $750,000. 7 p e r cent Water, Town and School Bonds. Accident Insurance co. of North America. The new combination Business and Family Building Lots on Lands of Mrs. Mondon. Dweiungsln all p a rts of the village and Mat- amoras. Farms to exchange for village property. Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage. Hotels, Farms, Stores, Grist .Mills, Foundries and another property belonging to a General Agency. correspondence solicited and inspection in- Offloe F arnum Building, F o rt Jervis, M.Y. WEAK MEN Newspaper Adv. Bureau, 10 Spruce street, N. Y, gives tone M rs . W i ] C hild r b n T b s t h in g is pleasan t taste, an d is t h e prescription, o f oi oldest a n d best f e m a le n X> RIGHT’S J D ABUSE, EX' d i s c h XRGES, rg IRVOUS DEBI„ — YLAKIA !TURES is^S; w o rld. M rs . sold by T. K. W inslow ’ s S oothing S yrup is r. K. Anderson, 95 Pike Street. : a s b : — -------- --------------- ES, NEL.. _ ITY, DISCHA FEVERS, MAI GENITO-UBINARY DISEASES, STRICT DISEASED PROSTRATE GLAND a n d ! ___ DER, CATHETERS AND SOUNDS, and CAN- ------ --- ------- U WHILE THEY EXIST. _______________ I CURE THEM CHRONIC DISEASES AND VARICOCELE, W ithout de tention from business, and the Asahei Mineral Springs W ater cures the KIDNEYS, DIA- „o,rr.r... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - GRAVEL AND idence mailed free - ___ cures - __ i, DROPSY, BLADDER, '^verwhelmlnKe5 DUTOHEE’S ELY E I L L E E ! C E R T A IN D E A T H . i and are KIDDED o u t r i g h t . Humanely, SO'luiekl.v they cannot got away. Use it freely. Prevent reproduction, secure serene peace and quiet. Always ask for D u t o h e r ’ s . F O R SA D E E V E R Y W H E R E . gU S lN E S S , BUSINESS, BUSINESS. How to do work for business men so that they will pay larger salaries is taught at THE PROGRESSIVE ELMIRA SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND SHORT HAND IN STITUTE OF ELMIRA, N. Y. CATALO G U E FR E E . 12Jully N. ■!. M il l e r , President. _; over one-third as much as iu the old way. I have now a number of walls on of F ay’s Manilla Building Goods which 1 ■ u tite the public to examine. Call and see rhat I have in use; also the goods. Send 8 J?wo Cent Stamps for Catalogue and Sam- I am also carrying a large stock of SLATE M A B B L E I Z E ju M A N T E L S of all colors which I am sellini r very cheap. ENZO WOOD, Port Jei 108 sq feet Roofing $8
