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Y H B FOBI? JB K V I S D A lL t UNION. MON DAY aV E N IN O , BEOEMBER 10, 1888, l E A S ’O ' i l S Why Ayer’s Sarsapariiia is preferable to any other for the cure of Biood Diseases. I’ecuusf 11 ,. 1 .iNuu«' - <ir drli teiioiifi in g r e d i e u l ' .-uivi- mt<> tli.- <-oiiipo.sitiuii (if Ayer'S 8di>apurill:t — A y e r 's Sarsap a r illa lau itaius o n l y thf' purest and nmsl elloetive ivuiedial jirop e r ties. — A y e r’s Sarsaiiarilla is prepared with extreme care, s k ill, and cle.anline.ss. — A j er's Sar.saparilla is presfriVu-d hy leading physicians. -A y e r ' s Sarsaparilla is for sale everywhere, and recommended hy all first-class druggists. — Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a medicine, and not a beverage in disguise. —- Ayer's Sarsaparilla never fails to effect a cure, when per.sistently used, according to liireetions. — Ayer'.s Sarsaparilla is a highly con centrated extract, and therefore the most economical Blood Medicine in the market. — A y e r ’.s Sarsaparilla has had a suc- ?ssful career of nearly half a century, nd was never so poptilar as at present. and was never so p o p tilar: — Thousands of testim onials are on file from those benefited hy the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. PBCTAKKB BY Dr. C. Ayer & Co., Loweil, Mass, Price ; aix hottles, $5. \VVorth $5 a bottle. Greatest Blood Purifleri I KNOW N . \ I Uii ■. < treat i :crman Medicine is thei ^Wor -1 case-sot skin disewe,frouw ^ Ic-isps of hucli thib'.iorn a m i,^ pdi-cg :-e;lt.‘d discises. I ..... ... K v .nn 4^arc uiiah — ...... —, — In- . e-. i kno yaie Hat on your back, KnT.iiid’8 F riend. iniTiie. iiatt-ly^he young, the aged and tot- Isyour ( r-Merlogaiv M-oa la.idewellby ine n-e. Rememhc-what you ropy tio-j're.id here, it may s.ue yom’ udy, or/yutv. It has hiiM d Imiidreds. - .^‘Dou’t w ait until to-morrow, Try a Bottle To-day! Av“ you low-sfiir-. ■■ and weak, -thV^Trso, ^^uT.Piirn '’ iutt I ik I ^ l l\ 5 . r „ y o « . .Send 3 c-cent :-taiinj ’$<va.Mas^..ior he • YTC'&i This i.s the T op of the G enuine Pearl Top Jhamp Chimney. All others, similar are imitation. i^This exact Label ^ is on each Pearl ] Top Chimney. IA dealer may say t a n d t h i n k h e h a s others as good, BUT HE HAS NOT. let Label and Top. C £V'.f.Vt..!ESE. i.lADE DMLY BY 6£Si. L s!.v;‘.iSITH &G0.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Prof. Cjllier, in a recent bulletin of the New York Station, makes some excellent suggestions regarding what are termed branch stations. This is being done in several of the States, or at least in Con necticut, quite succefsfuiiy, and \will un doubtedly be the means o f much good to both farmers and the work of the stations themselves. There is very much in the line of experimental work, such ae de termining the results produced by differ ent fertilizing substances upon different soils, etc. This work can be conducted by intelligent farmers in the different sec-1 tions ot the country under the general supervision of the director o f the central state station. In this way not only will the work of the station be largely ex tended, but its influence upon farmers as It class greatly increased. Farmers shouP interest themselves in this matter, and if the stations do not make any propositions for conducting such experiments, they shou d demand that it b e done and offer to aid in the work. Such work becomes i important means of agricultural edu- Germantown Telegraph, POTATOES AND FLAT CULTURE. Some twenty years ago, we performed a series of experiments on. the potato, a part with h ills or cones of earth drawn up around the plants, and another part with flat culture. The m en who per formed the labor predicted failure in the absence o f “ hilling,” and were much sur prised to find on digging the potatoes that the flat culture gave about fifteen to twenty p t r cent, more tubtrs. Since that tic-e a number o f experimenters have reported similar results, and among them Prof. Roberts o f Cornell University, and the Rural New Yorker. W e observe in a late number of the New Yo k Tribune the statement of Galen Wilson, of Tompkins county, N. T , who h as experimented for some years, that in a field of potatoes, planted in rows three and a half feet apart, with hiils a foot and a half from each other in the rows, and with flat culture, the hills averaged seven large tubers to the hill, at the same tim e that. When the earth was drawn up to pointed hills, only five good potatoes were found in the hill.--01o«niry GenUeman. OLEOMARGARINE. Whenever respectable industries like those represented at the American P a t Stock Show are conspiciously before the public, oleomargarine flaunts its nastiness in close proximity. It is therefore a good time to remind the public that the Western Rural once had a fine specimen of oleamargarine—the best th a t was man ufactured m the country-examined under the microscope and that it was demon- sU’a^t d that tbe lying mixture was full of creeping things and d i r t W o still have c'lts that were made from th a t examina tion, and they are wonders to behold. It is a good time to again suggest the neces sity o f inducing our legislature to compel publ c eating houses that use these imita tions to p.i.'ilicly announce the fact. Re member, 'oo, th«s flavor of the compounds teU i.ntrucg. The people who exhibit oleomargarme are always boasting of its flavor. P.t the stuff under the micro scope and you will likely find w h a t a mnnstroug big lie that fl ivor \a,—Western Rural THE MARI.BORO*RASPBERRY. For a wonder this is one of the new fruus that improves with time. It seems to be especially adapted to Eastern New York and is by all odds the best early red AN UNWISE RECOMMENDATION. We find the following article in the W, B. Homestead pecks to a bushel of rich bran to each large tub or barrel of swill, scalding it thoroughly and leaving it a day or two to idergo the first stages of ferm\ntation in the stomach d uring d gest bad eff. cts will soon become app«rpnt. Equal parts of corn and oats greurd to gether and used in slop is often superior to bran, and causes an increased amount of pork. Corn and meal thoroughly scalded and then made into swill in tbe proportions given is excellent. In addi- iion to the feed a condiment is excellent, as follows: Half a peck Of wood ashes, or line charcoal sifted out of the ashes, and a large handful of ' .................. ’ossesses many Important AfivantiiRC,-: over all other i*rorui V1 - . BABIES CRY FOR IT. m A L lD S RELISH IT. flakes Plum p , i-aughins. Healthy B a b ies, R e g u lates t h e Stom a c h and Bowels. Sold by Druggist.'!. •S.lc., 50c., Sl.OO. WELLS, RICHfliiDSOM & CO.. BURLINGTON,VT. Baby Portraits. Portfolio o f b e a u tiful baby portraits, pri sort to aid digestion and keep them thriv ing. Old swine raisers have found tha rotten wood thrown into the pen, for thi Digs to eat at will, is often very beneficiaL In changing from one food to another, judgment should be exercised and the lange made gradually. This is an old error or superstition— the idea that good, sound grain feed Is a better food for swine, after it has fer mented and turned sour. We have al ways aimed to give swine their feed as fresh and sweet as possible and we have never noticed that it ferments in the Stomach instead of digesting. Certainly it will not do so in the stomach of a healthy hog. It is equally certain that fermenting the food destroys a part of its feeding value. Then why practice it ? COMPETITION BENEFICIAL. Nothing is more beneficial than friendly rivalry. If one farmer raises a large crop, dis neighbor should try to excel i t ; if one gets a superior cow, or pig or other ani mal, all should strive to get a better one. Nothing makes a man try to do his level best (to knuckle dowp close, as the boys say), so much as a knowledge that some one is trying to excel. S ) long as this is done in a friendly spirit it results in great good to all. Now, nothing aids one so much in excelling as knowledge. He who knows most, and who applies his knowledge to his work, is always the best workman. This is as true o f tbe farm as the shop. Then what can our farmers do better than to attend the Farmers’ Insti- fivpBaby^Tiife (tlLSriflCHARDSra Kb., P.ops, B.ril.fito, Vt. it’s E a sy to D y e Superior IN strength, Fastness, Beauty, AND . ^ ^ Sim p licity Warranted to color more goods than any oth( dyes ever made, and to give more brilliant an durable colors. Ask for Ore JDiamoTXd, and tab no other. 36 colors; xo cents each, ^ WELLS, RICHARDSON £ CO., Burlington, Yi For Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Articles, US, D I A M O N D P A I N T S , Gold, Silver, Bronze, Cjpper. Only 10 Centi THE ATTIC OFFERS A M a m m o t h D i s p l a y OF Holiday Goods in Large Ifarlety. Reader, if you have not visited us for goods in our line, a treat is yet in store for you. A New York City LAY OUT. Fresh lots constantly coming. New Shapes and Styles, Fine Goods, Popular Prices. A Great Show of Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets. A 25 cent celery glass for 14 cent?. Antique pottery in many shapes for decorating. Water sets in the latest out, “ The Satins,” a new thing. Big wax doll for 10 cents and a few hundred left-handed bargains. IN THE GROCERY DEPARTM E N T raisins are 10 cents, pop corn 6 pounds for 25 cents, sweet cider on lap, lady finger apphs for tbe toothless—^a nice soft apple, big pickles leave every five min- utes, sweet apples can be had. Cash bargains for everybody at HOAGLAND, THE GROCER. FORTUNES UTE BEEN SACRIFICED, trains wrecked and rnilUons ot lives lost because watches have been behind time. Itun no risk of these catastrophes, out go to E M M E T ^A N SICK L E 'S, and have your watch regulated to keep perfect time. His watchei tell the story every time—and all the time. K A S K I N E SILVERW ARE and CUTLERY W AY DOW N. ‘ r,. . - iq 8 Pike Street, TH E 3VEW QUINI3VE. NoBad Efect No Headache No Nausea No Ringing Ears Cures Quick ly I Pleasant. Pure. Creegan Block, A POW ERFUL TONIC. In s k l u p o n tha Exac t 1 b-uc £v BUSINESS, SHORT-HAND, TYPE. WRITING. Guaranteed bu ] iperior or money returned. N. A. MILLER. President. llu iu lS a Oombinlnga Parlor, Library. V Ing, aecllnlno. or Invalid CHWR. ^Adiustahle, Reellnino,, PhHlclana' ■ SuroBOBs’ Ooerallno. ........ ing, Itammoclc, Offlee, id and Rattan CHAU— ALL KINDS OF APPLIAHCES FOR INVALIDS. p A B Y i h O A C H E S ^ Over 100 different designs. Our Patent Antomatlc Brake on all Cai Tiana, ]fTte. We have discontinued w^IeeSlng; by placini: your trrders ^ e c t with the makers you can save ilogae, md state class of goods yon wis'd L U B U R C M F C . O O . ) North Eighth Street, Philadelphia 'blladelpbia. Pa. raspberry we have There are a few growers who claim i t to be superior to the Cuthbert Its merits are its large size, bright color, earliness and hardiness. On ceount of its not growing to perfection in localities south of Newburg on tbe Hudson it has not been pushed by nursery men to any extent. It is one of those berries that, like the old Antwerp, do best in certain favored localities. The price per quart for Mariboros last season aver iged 15 cents. Another new variety of red raspberry Is the Surprise, a seedling, originating in Albany county. It has never been disseminated to any exten and is popular in the Albany market on account of its bright, showy appearance and large s ize; season medium to late.— Edgewood, Albany Co., N. Y , in N. E, Homestead STATE DAIRYMEN’TASSOCIATION. In addition to the rates formerly pub lished. Mr Sbull, the Secretary of the State Dairymen’s Association informs us that all persons having paid full fare in going to the Convention of the New York State Dairymen’s Association to be held in Oswego, Dtcember 11th, 13th and 13 h from any station on the Rome, Watertown and Ogdenaburg, the N. Y. Ontario and Western and the Dela.^are, Lickawanna and Western Railways, will be entitled to return over the same routes nt one cent a mile. Certificates for same mu3t be ob tained at the conventioo. A C h ild’s L e tter. D bae Cousm K ate : I was eo glad to near from you once more. We thought [>oor sister Sue was not going to recover. She has been coughing all -vinter and pa 'ironght home a remedy that some folks -ay is a patent medicine, called Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and L ud THE MOST SCIENTIFIC ANT) SUCCESS FUL BLOOD PUBIFIEK. Superior to qul- Mr. Lode Hoomheck. of the U. S. Ship Kearsarge, writes that he meets people almost daily who have used or are using Kai ’ ’ and who aiBrm trom experience that i t ; perior to qumine in tonic and curadve Johnson’s, Front and Sussex Streets. I have now ready a line of men’s Kip Oil Grain and ^Oalf Triple Sole Shoes that are especially designed for ont-doorl ^ ^^ purposes. They are made with Three Solid Soles and tremely wide bottoms, sewed together with extra heavy thread and then with \wire cable. It is a shoe for the rongh-i^^ est and hardest usage- Farmers, Qnarrymen and Railroad Men, in fact all persons much on their feet, no matter what their bnsiness or occupation may be, will find this a marvel- ous shoe for comfort W wear 1 offer them^at $2.00 per pair, and guaranteet aem in every respect.; Johnson's, Front and Sussex Streets. iiicand cura»ive prop- ------- - ----- - ------- - ------ - subsequent bad effects. Mr. John O. Scarboroufrh, Selma. N, 0., w rites: ” I got malaria in the Southern army and tor a dozen years suffered trom its deblll- tatin^ effects. 1 was terribly run down when I heard o f Kaskine.the new quinine. I t helped mo at once. I gained 35 pounds.” Kaskine can be taken without any special medical advice, SI per bottle or six bottles for $5, Sold by druf!gists or sent by mail on — e p t o f price. KASKINE CO., 108 Duane St., New York ESTABLISHED 1880. GEO. w7WELSH, 332 Greenwich St., cor. Barclay St., N E W YORK, invites attention to seskex-s for Holiday Presents to his immense stock, special bargrins and varied assortment of DIAMONDS. JEfELBT. SILVER AND PLATED -WARE. ' 'A special line of low-prlcefi, substantial fan c y proods s u itab le f o r b o th sexes. Watch repairing and Jobbing o f all kinds. BVEB.Y ARTICLE WARRANTED. JUVEEN' family eni ties. eto. What is “JtrVEEST\ “ JUVEEA’' is a purely vegetable and absolutely harmless compound o f five substances in the orm of little sugar coated pills, “ JUVEEX\ is scientiflcallj lom b m ed a f t e r tb e recipe o f t ipecialist liv ing , f o r the c u r e i Dd Indigestion. For sale at all druggists or address the Pro prietors. \JUVOBS\ is sold by T. R. Anderson, 95 Pike street. Sales Over 42,000,000Lbs liO N G M A N - « < ^ X a R t i « e z )[ g s s m i y ■ W - P X J S t E P r E p j i r e d I » A U « T d’UgglstS. lUDgs, and pa it cured her. Dear sister isw e l’ M aby . Get a free sample a t ' any Have you taken a cold ? You can (Xire it promptly with Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. The safest remedy tor throat and lung I troubles. •O T A N T E D -A WOMAN OF SENSE, f V Energy and Re.'^pectabillty for our business In her locality, aalary about $50 per month. Permanent position. References ex changed. Address Manufacturers’ Supt-Lock riox 1585, N. Y. g W R Y DUTCHMi, ..... WrJs’FHMAKES AND JEWELER NO. 2Jkoat sta«3t, Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per Gallon. , Highest Grade of SEcellence. ' Sold Under Guarantee. Any Building Not Satisfac torily Painted,will be Ee-Painted Free of Cost. FOR SA L E BY M A EVEN, GORDON & CO. BUYIWRINGER^\*' SAVES ^MOSTLAp . J S p H i l l E A R 5 Other wringers, and coat* r but little more. .EMPIREimi WEAKMENaS^ E\03ee A large number o f very DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, ranging in price from fSOO to fl,200. A number of first class Dwellings Good Paying Business Properties, WM. E. MCCORMICK, No. 105 Pike Street, Port Jervte, N. Y. pO ADVERTISERS. fBUSINBSS CARDS. pH O O F IS EVERYTHING and we can produce it if you will only sto| | and get a sample of our AJOMMA BLENE ’ What Is it? Whv the BEST COFFEE ON ' EARTH, and wc 'lavo secured the sole agcuci j for this section t -rougli a leading exporting house of Baltimore, Md. , BALCH & CLAWSON, Matemoras. i p L A I N SEWING. SOMETHING NEW NEXT WEEK. M rs . W m . B lanford ’ s L adies ’3 azaab , N o i 20, P ike S treet . i f^YSTBRS FRESH EVERY DAY = V / Headquarters for the celebrated Nanti- coke and Wlcomoco oysters. Oysters opened fresh from the shell. Clams and fresh fish al ways on hand. The famous Horseheads celery always in stock at L. L. BARKMAN’S. A B. MOORE & SON’S iA . * TRl-STATES STAGE. Leaves Carpenters Point 8, 9,10 and U a. m. and 1,^2,3,4, 6 and 7 p. m- Returning leavw - Port Jervis 8.80.9.30,10.30 a.m . and 12m.,anr‘ , 1,80,8.30,8.30,4.80 8 and 8 p. m. j shall 1 GET INSURED t BKFOSt 1 7T deciding this question call and lookattht aeourltles offered by the follo^glineof com. ' panles: The Liverpool, London & Globe, The , Imperial, the Northern, the London Aeaurance i the Orient of Hartford, and the Washlngtoi £ Blre & Marine of Boston, also Life and Accidem 1 Insurance and Seal Estate bought, soldoi i tented. j. a . fis h e s . \ and5 Weatrooir Building,Pert Jet- | TAR. H. T. H. RUSSELL, - L ' S uccessor to D r . H. F, D obbs . lS»-ixx*sooxs. X D e x x t l a r t - Offlee in the Westbrook Building. Office * hours from 8.30 a. m., to 5.30 p. m. Dental work of all kinds. Gas administered. | £JENTISTBY. | XDx. 3i>,d:ea.a., | St. John’s Building, up-town, practices , DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, c Office hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. \ jQR. JAMES J. MILLS. ‘ DENTIST, 1 office in Famum’s Building, Pike st., Por l.jrvlB, Booms 16,17 and is. Offlee hours fron | a. m. to 5 p. m, gas ADMINISTERED. JgRASTUS SLADsON’S , LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE i -------- STABLE -------- ^ NO. 222 MAIN STREET, ; Adjoining the Park HoteL Horses and Carrl* - ages let.at reasonable price? Jg^WONG WAHLLB, No. 83 Hike Sl. CHINESE LAUNDRY. j First-class.aundry work. AU kinds of TEAS from friends in China, at prices that defy competition. Q F. HOWELL, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW ’ Famum Building, Port. Jervis. NOTARY PUBLIC AND NEW JEB 8EY COMMISSIONER. j \^ILTO N BENNETT, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, St* John’s Block* Front St., Port, Jervis, N. T r ECKLE’S SHAVING AND HAIB JU * Cutting Establishment in the ------ FABNUM BLOCK ------ HTLadies’and Childrens’Hair Cutting will receive my persunal attention. I have in connection with my business — —FINE BATH ROOM® ------ With hot and cold water supplied readyfor use at all hours from tbe opening until the closing of the shops. L. EOKLE,Frop. g u y YOUR FISHING TACKLE j St. JOHN’S DRUG STORE [Up-Town.1 fYVSTERS SERVED IN EVERY , K J STYLE at ' ADOLPH OTT’S PARLORS, 123 JERSEY AVENUE. Oysters retailed ixr any quantity. , J^UMBERl LUMBER I | GILMAN sells LUMBER cheaper than any ne else, and better. ’ SHINGLE, LATH and CASINGS OUT ' TO ORDER. DOORS, FLOORING, ETC., ETC., Ships by carload or In large or small quanti- - ties by freight ALFRED GILMAN, G ilman ’ s D epot , N. Y. ^ CARD FROM HON. T. J. LYON. < i am pleased to announce to the public and my many friends that my health is so much iDiproved that I will be able to resume the du ties of my profession in all the courts. 1 wilJ , be glad to ^ v e council to my friends, and all ' others who may call upon me, upon eyerj question pert^nlng to my profession, and where no litigation foUows, I will make no charge. I will also make a specialty of all , kinds of collections, and where I fail In col- ^ leering there wlU be no charge for professional My office will he at my house. No. 21 Susses St., until further notice, where 1 may bt found at all business hours of tbe day and from 9 imtll 9 in the evening. TH08. J. LYON. r IVERY, SALE AND EXCHANQI ■ L j stable . FlkB SIBBSI, OPPOSITB OBANOB SQUABB. S . G. P O B T E R , P b o p b iet o r . ^ [ J. A Buchanan’S old stable.! Conveyances o every description furnlaheo at short notice. Frloes reasou^le. Telephom sail No. 21. JDAU0E7 d OO. CHEAP FARMS AND HOMES. A POSITION . PA R K E R ’S 5 I H A m BALSAM » Cleanses and beautifies the hair. ■Promotes a luxuriant growth. ■Never Fails to Restore Gray H Hair io its Youthful Color. ^Prevents DandrufE and hair fc ““ A 60c« and $1.00 a t Drugfidsta B O O K AGEWTS W A W T E O E'dfl MY STORY OFTHE WAR B y M a r y Aa lAverm o re srown narradve of “ Pour TOTrs’ PersonalExpei* H I N D E R C O R N S . Bowel troubles. A IS of the breathing® ;ans. I t promotes refreshing ^ :p, improves the appetite, sreomes n er/ous prostration. id $1.00, at Diggmsts. MEMORY EA N E W PRESEN T A T IO N O P T H E SUBJECT.: IS WORTH ^ 3 . 0 0 0 ] C a T a j r ^ WFEVERf suffering from 3AURRHI Not a Liquid or Snufl HAV-FJEVER dinto each nostril and la ■ a; by E L Y B K O T H E K S , 66 Warren Street, New York. WANTED In each City, Town and Village in New Y erk and New Jersey a LiveBusinessMan to introduce our lOET LINE TELEPHONES, (Patents unassailable.) I Large I ncom e Can b e Realized on a Sm all Capital. Territory secured on favorable terms. THE lUBEKA TELEPHONE perfect substitute for Electric Tel&- s for any distance within three miles. It ees new and indispensable improve- and can transmit speech over a longf r an any other meehanieal telephone ever before the public. for prospectus and full information. The New York EurekaTelephme Co.,LTd BUY OF THE MANUFACTURER. SealskinGarments A choice and extensive assortment In th a t c a n n o t b e b e a te n b y any. H e n r y S i e d e , The 14th street Furrier, W EST FOURTEENTH STBBK Between F ifth andJSixth Avenue*. N E W YORK. ESTABiaSHED OVER 38 -TBAHS. Send for Catalogue. DAVID BENNET, EXHAUSTED VLTAUiY Agent for several of the moat reliable Fire Insurance Companies, THE EQUITABLE ACCIDENT ASSO CIATION OF BINGHAMTON, N . Y. .'HE EMPLOYES LIABILITY ACCI DENT COMPANY, RELIABLE INSURANCE FOB HORSES, DIYORCES Intemperance, for parties residing in any State. Advice, blank applications and oirou- lars giving the divorce laws ol every State sent for stamp. J. E. W. GrxxxKr, Attorney, S80 South Clark St., Chicago 111. '26olra j THE OLD RELIABLE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OfHcc St. J o h n ’s Block. FRONT STREET, - FORT JERVIS. _ Medical Work of the K? O F (IFF i ‘ i Manhood,Nenr- r. MML/' ous and Physical De bility, Premature De- KNOW ■ THYSELF.ri“ S es consequent thereon, 300 pages 8 vo., 125 pre- scriptions for all diseases. Clom, full gilt, only $1.00, by mail, sealed. Illustrative sample free to all young ind middle-aged men. Send now. The Gold ana fewelled Medal awarded to the author by the Natlon- il Medical Association. Address P.O. Box 1895,Bos- \ W. H. PARKER, graduate of H»r- 25 years’ practice in Boston, who may be cohsslted confidentially. Offlee, No. i Bolfluch St. Specialty, Diseases of Man. \\— ------ You nmy never see it
