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THS FORT JfiRViS DAILY TOION. TDES DAY EYEKING, DEOEMBEK 11, 18GS, ; BUSINESS CAKBS. Jp R O O F IS EVERYTHING and we can produce it if you will only stop j andgetasampli- of our AJOMMA BLENE ‘ What is it? Why the BEST COPPEE ON ' EARTH, and w • • have secured the sole agenc.i ( for this section ’ hrough a leading exportins house o f Baltimore, Md. j BALCH & CLAWSON, Matamoraa. i Jp L A I N SEWING. SOMETHING NEW NEXT WEEK. Mas. W m . B laneord ’ s L adies ’TB azaab , N o . £ 20, P ike S treet . i ^ Y S T E R S FR E S H E V E R Y D A Y = V _/ Headi^uarters for the celebrated Nanti- ,, coke and Wicomoeo oysters. Oysters opened fresh from the shell. Clams and fresh nsh al ways on hand. The famous Horseheads celery always in stock at L. L. BAEKMAN’S. A B. MOORE & SON’S TBt-STATBS STAGE. Leaves Carpenters Point 8,‘9,10 and 11 a, m. and 1^^2,3,4, 5 and 7 p. m. Returning leave? - Port JervlB 8.30.9.30,10.30 a. m. and 12 m., an-* , 1,^, 3.80,3.30,4.30 6 and 8 p. m, j ^ H E R E SHALL 1 GET INSURED 7 BEPOBi 1 deciding this question call and look at tin securities offered hy the following line or com- * panles: The Liverpool, London & Globe, Thi , imperial, the Northern, the London Assurance i the Orient of Hartford, and the WaahlngtOT £ Pire & Marine o: Boston, also Life and Acolden' ^ insuranbe and Beal Estate bought, soldoi J rented. j. a . PISHES. ? Roonmi anas Westrook BtUldtng,Port Jer- < vla.N.T » T \ R . H. T. H. RUSSELL, JL-/ S hcoessob to D b . h . P. D obbs . StTULr’s e o a a . X l e x i t l s t . Office in the Westbrook Building. Office * hours from 8.®) a. m., to 6.30 p. m. Dento' work of all kinds. • Gas administered. | IJE N T IS T R Y . j XDr. | St. John’s Building, up-town, practices , DENTISTRY E8 ALL ITS BRANCHES < OlHce’liours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. J jQ R . JAMES J. MILLS. ‘ DENTIST. 1 ; Office In Farmun’s BuUding, Pike St., For r.irvls, Rooms 16 ,17 and i8. Office hours from a.m. t o s p . m. G a S ADMINISTERED. gJR A S T U S SLAuaON’8 LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE i — -STA B L E --------- . 1 NO. 22-2 MAIN STREET, ! Adjoining the Park Hotel. Horses and Carr)* ■ ages let at reasonable prices I^W O N G WAHLLR, No. 82 Pike St. CHINESE LAUNDRY. I Pirst-class.aundi-y work. All kinds o f TE a S from friends in China, at prices that defy competition. Q P. HOWELL, ATTORNEl & COUNSBLOB AT LAW i Farnum BuUding, Port Jervis. NOTARY .PUBLIC AiVD NEW JBB SEY COMMISSIONER. j ^ I L T O N BENNETT, ' ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT , LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, 8 f John’s Block' Front St., Fort. jervis. N. T r EOKLB’S SHAVING AND HAI£ Catting Establishment In the ------- ^FARNUM BLOCK ------- W Ladies’and Childrens’;Hair Cuttlim will receive my personal attention. I have mso It •sonnectlon with my business ------ -PINE BATH ROOMS ------- With hot and oold water supplied readyfor use a t all hours from the opening until tht closing of the shops. L, ECKIJi,Prop. jg U Y YOUR PISHING TACKLE | St. JOHN’S DRUG STORE [Up-Town.1 |^\-iS T E R S SERVED IN EVERY , K J STYLE at ' ADOLPH OTT’S PARLORS, 123 JERSEY AVENUE. Oysters retailed I n any quantity. , J^U M B E R I LUMBER 1 1 GILMAN sells LUMBER cheaper than any ne else, and better. ' SHINGLE, LATH and CASINOS CCU TO ORDER. DOORS, FLOORING, BTC., ETC., Ships by carload or in large or small quanti- lies by freight ALFRED GILMAN, G ilman ’ s D epot , N. T. CARD FROM HON. T. J. LYON. ' i am pleased to announce to the public and my many friends that my health is so much improved that I will be able to resume the du ties o f my profession in all the courts. 1 will , be glad to give council to my friends, and ali others who mdy call upon me, upon everj question pertaining to my profession, and where no litigation follows, I will make nt charge. I will also make a specialty of ah , kinds of collections, and where I tail in col- ‘ lecting there will be no charge for professiona' services. My office will be at my house. No. 21 Sussex St., until further notice, where I may bi found at all business hours of the day am (ro « 9 u n ta 9 ln t M e v e „ ln j.^ g ^ F IVBRY, SALE A N D EXCHANGI L j STABLE. PIKB STBKBT, opposite OKAKaB SQUARE. BL. G. PORTEE, P b o p b i b t o e , ^ [ J. A Bnohanan’s old stable.] Conveyances u every description furnlshef at short notice. Prices reasontible. Telephom call NO. 21. R E A S O I ^ S Why Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is preferable to any other for the cure of Blood Diseases. Became 1)1' }ii. -iii.i. IS el\ ilf-leteriims ingredients eiiri r iiiu. tU. eoiniiositiou of Ayer’’s S:iv.sai>.irilla. - Ayer’s Sarsaparilla eontains only iiiusi effective remedial - Ayer's Sarsaparilla is prepared vrith skill, and cleanliness, itvsaparilla is preserilierl leading physicif irest and must effective remedi extrem e c a re. — A y e r ’s Sarsaparilla is prescril by iding p hysicians. — Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is fur sale everytthere. and ret-umniended by all first-clas.s tiniguisfs. — A ye er r’s Sarsaparillasarsapariila is a m edicine. — A y s f is a and not a beverage in tli.sgnise, — A y e r's S a rsajiarilla never fails to effect a enre. when persistently used, according iu •Hreetiuus. —A y e r ’s Sarsaparilla is a highly con- ■ntrateilntrateil extract,xtract, andnd therefore 1 Medicine in ce e a most economical Blood market. —Ayer'.s Sar.saparilla has had a sue- cessfnlessfnl careerreer of nearlyearly halfalf a century,entury, c ca of n h a c and was never .so popular as at present. — Thousands of testimonials are on file from those heiiefited by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. PEEPAEUr* BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price $1; six bottles, $5. 'Worth $0 a bottle. l / ’/ze' Greaiesi Blood Purifier Sill iKNOWN. M ill's tlre.-it t it rram Medic'ne is the/y^ one ii> tl-i'C. It w ill cic e th e /y t .skin disw isc, tro n y y wot I i\i.-CS< fit .skin diswisc, troniA -t ••■..nitis! pliniue uii the faciw cj\* # Ilf be.^t to in o U .# ^ |l{ CBf?C‘F <«i ^xich youj. jj| BLUE PS6.LS mlch&vc™^^ Bitters 11 ,l2yOT!iTot:giie Coated# f S i w'fVi■;■•-cn.c..-..fi<-k-v#nou’t vnit nr.til y o u m s;ib \ .s .. ': .. crAaic u’.mli'.otuualk.orin bt.,i !i I 1..1 i ni!,.*0'f<rc dat on yc.tir back,',! I k t s M ’ s F r i e n a . l | ropx here, it nnu sat • yours i T r y a ’io-<lavJ ^ 1 ■ vuii I.ow-.'pii d o.id n-eak,||:, inv j ict. s j Send 3 -’-cetiC . t-uu!- i • .1. !'. <>nKray & Co., LM’** MunlioiilwMrt Tlxisi.'. tlic T OP ofthe G enuine P c - a r iT o p L^amp C h i m n e y . A l l others, similar are imitation. his exact Label is on each Pearl I T o p Chimney. IA dealer may say f and think he has others as good, BUT HE HAS NOT. Incj Jt \port t'uc f xact Label and Top, r J:1 s k t M a 2E DULY BY 8i;!i..s .■,.'iE!liasS.,Piifs!iargli,Pa. BUBINIBS, SHORT-HiMD, TVPE. WTtrTTNra Eimira.. , \ H.Y' Guaranteed su] iperlor or money returned. N. A. MILLER. President. i-fStSSI AU KINDS QF APPLIANCES FOR INVALIDS. R A B Y C O A C H E S alogue, and state datis of goods yoa wish 1 MRS. CARSON GETS BLUE. Does thunder affect eggs that are incu bating' y I should think it does: most em phatically it does. Stirs 'em up, makes the embiyo chick or turkey lively, hardy vigorous, sagacious, long winded, and above all, long lived. Causes them jump out of the shell two, or perhaps three d tijs before due, feather rapidly, take less care, and quick to mature. Poultry breeders should make a note of this, and consult Ayer’s almanac, or some other equally as reliable in regard to thu der storms, when setting hens, as it will be to their advantage financially (it is to rac.) I will relate a circumstance, a fact never theless, to corroborate my assertion. A thunder storm and getting chil'ed combi nation. You can believe it o r not just as vou feel about ir. But don’t forget to communicate your don’t believe opinions though, then we will imagine we were mistaken, and there was j o hen sitting, and no thunder storm, and we hid under the bed seventeen hours just for fun. W e have no settled opinions of our own, none to speak of, and a good solid argument will convince us either way, and being the happy possessor of one o f the best Matured and sunniest dispositions of any one in this world (no exception), no offence will be taken when intended. Bat the little canard. Yes, O, yes, we are coming. But it is not a cana>d, my unbelieving friends ’Tis a simoa pure fact, cu’-and- dfied. A few years ago (as the story goes) we had a turkey hen, sitting on turkey eggs, of course (nothing strange in that), juPt on the o utside of a yard near a gate. The yard was surrounded by a high picket fence (and is to this day, something strange in that, though) Oa iusitle oi yard, not a rod from ti e turkey’s nest, was a hen’s n est (just an old scrub hen), in appearance resembiing theturkev nest. One evening, about four o’ilcck, as a heavy storm was brewing, the turkey came off to feed and was fed by myself. I always do such things, and that is not so wearysome as doing housework (this is a secret and I don’t want the hired girl to know it.) The prevailing high wind blew Che gate shut, which led to the turkey nest. It was unobserved by us, as we died away to a safe retreat, bid ding the old tnrk good-by, and take keer yo’ self. W ell, the next morning, about nine o’clock, as we ventured out of our hiding, what should we see but the tu r key hen sitting on the hen’s nest, trying to hatch o ut some k ind of a new breed of chicks out of a procelain nest egg. We mentally repeated a line something like this : “ What fools we mortals be,\ only more forcible. W o m i ant ourselves, o course, having reference to the norm. We felt rather blue as we proceeded to tbe turkey’s nest to investigate. Sal down beside the nest, utterly oblivious of oui catcli-as-catch can toothache in our Bto-v t uth, but gaining strength we felt o( the V n.x,s, which were as cold as an ics- beig, seventeen hours basking in tbe rain, a'l alunc in the pitiless storm. Poor little u .i ’.cdn '1 orphans. We mustered up eiEjugh I ' irage at last to break one of the eggs. V elJ, Llieve me or not, the em bryo f.. kjy was as lively as an Indian po jy. Wo felt bluer then than we did before, if that wera possible. It did not take fwfutj-t'our hours to get that turkey hen back onto her eggsaafain, I assure iou. Well, in due time, which was near ten (lajF, ivei-y fertile egg hatched. In e y were as nice and lively as any turkpyp I ever had, but they were not in- bred wealdinge to start with though. B at let me tell you right hire, friend, it will take the •'’^ind out of chicks or turkeys if chilled the first few days o f incubation, sure as you live. But what puzzled us at that time, and does yet, is how came the lurk-in-the-shell to survive that star com bination ( is we thought) Bow did they escape being killed by chilling, or friglit- em d to death by the terrific thunder, as the heavy north« ester vras a stunner, so to speak, and passed dircc’ly over. Yes, it rather s‘ emed to hover round, and reach oui, and make random jerks atd passes a t that unprotecied orphan asylum. I am positively sure it was the thunder alone, and nothing else, that saved those embryo turks’ lives, by not permitting 'bem to fall asleep from the chilling i-fiects ol the cold northwester, and dii ting away to the happy hunting grounds of all good prize-winning tur keys. ■ W hy, the thumier was a raatmee got up for their vnot ours) espLcial bentfi’, kept them brightened up and lively as a seventxm-ycar-old sp ing chicken. Cuicks may s'‘'metimes smother i'l tbe bhell in h o t sultry weathci’, v.h'cb piecedes a thunder storm, but as to beii.p shook up end kil> d by thunder, ’tis all nonsense. W e lake no stock in Ihatthio-y, with all due respect to adverse opinions, however. (Won’t you please hide me Mr. Editor. I t< ar a m o b ) I did not thii k this wcnl.) \wv-olovc. O.thew asU- bri.iiet! W h tn I said 1 would not botl'-ir you any moie, I meant with V diipulT. 3at 1 d.d h ate to give it up us I cm spell t'lat way. Now I Lave to g ettl.e “ sknle” teacher to ^j'dl lo\ me. 1 guei-- th-.t’i- Snglirb. If it ain't I d n’t want you to ‘M)h Id’’ (there L another) about it, for I c V. 'I do any belter, and am no’ used to b ing Fcoldid either. D m’l you wish you aad never sent me a sample copy of your <m>re than cxcelhnt poultry paper, Ihi beft in the world. That is tafify.—Mrs. M. A. Cation, iu PonlP'^ Keeper. Persona prematurely gray can have their h air re.stored lo its youthful beaut; by using Ua 1’.. Vugetible Bioiiiau NEW YORK. lONG ISLAND, N oethville , D ec . :J, lyS.S —The snow Storm of last Sumhiy was changed to rain aud melt id off on Monday with quite a mild temperature. The easterly wind continued during the day and increased again at night w ith heavy rainfall. Tides Iiave run very high in Long IMand Sound and Peconic Bay. The Sound beach is washed down and widened iu places, cBfls washed away taking bushes and trees ini places and strewing the shore. A t the Luces pond landing the outlet from the pond is closed with sand and driftwood and meadows flon ied to the d epth of four fe e t ; roidways are washed away so that repairs are necessary. Pishi' g boats and nets were Inst and damaged to a condder- able extent. At Riverhead at the head of the B iy water rose higher than for many years. Cellars were flooded, mills stopped and lumber yards d rifted about and lum ber damaged badly ........ Tlio freeze o f last week on cauliflowers has not proved so serious as was at first feared. By thawing out very moderately the frost did not in- jure tbe heads <• 8 it often does. A good many fliwers have been cut and marketed with good retui-ns during the p ast week. ....O n Thanlibgiving day our farmers generally ceased their field work. Some attended the d ys services at church, a gcod many family gatherings took place aind a large number of turkeys were e iten. In the evening our young people enjoyed themselves attending the dances, balls and parties at tne neighboring villages ....... Northerly winds have prevailed since Wednesday, Sunday being the first and only clear day in a long time. Our heavy swampy lands are soaked to complete mortar and W'bolly unfit to wo”k or drive ov e r .. . .The growing of Brussels sprouts is. followed to some exteut here and this seasons product is very good. They are now being marketed and bring very fair prices ___ Mr. George H- Downs lost a valuable farm mare one day last week by her running against an old wheelbarrow handle turned up against the fence cr hedge which entered her side hack of the fore shoulder, pierceiug the heart and causing almost instant death. . . .The Ag ricultural Society held its meeting on Saturday eve, Dec. 1 st ; President I- T. Downs occupied the chair. The corres- ponding Secretary reed a letter from Mr D. Colyei’ o f the State Experiment Sta tion and a great deal of time was con sumed discussing the m atter of a branch Station at this place. Rjports on the use of fertilizers were made by a few present and then the subject was laid over again for n e s t meeting. T H E A T T I C OFFERS A M a m m o t h D i s p l a y ' OF Holiday Goods In Large Variety. Reader, if you have not nsited U3 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 centL 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 tap, lady finger appks for the 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, UBFINITIO N OF A GENTLTSIHAN. “ Oardma* Newman says a gentleman is one who never inflicts p.iin,” remarks tbe Omaha World ; “Tins is rough on the uentisls.” Trae, but it is a character istic of Dr. Tutt’s Liver Pills. They opera e without griping or pain. “ They are the be^t pills in the world,\ as B, E. Broile of Tamaqua, Pa., truly says. ScicntiflcVly compoundid by a physician of thirty years’ yncticu. The use of Ayer’s Harsaparilla purifies the blond, stimulates the secretions, and imparts new life au:l vigor to every lunc tion of the body, P^ j X nearly half a cen tury, it has remained uurivaled as tbe best blood medicine ever discovered. Be con vinced by a trial. A Child’s Letter. D ear C ousin K ate : I was so glad to hear from you one ■ m o ra We thought poor sister Sue was not going to recover. She has been coughing all inter and pa brought home a remedy that some folks say is a patent medicine, called Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, and pa t'links it cured her. Dear sister is wel’ now. M ary . Get a free sample at” any d-uggists. The do not purge. Tiy thei of Carter’s Little Liver PilU lildild andnd natural.atural. Theyhey gentlyently is pleasant, m a n T g .^tnnuhite the liver, regulate the bowels They are sure please. PILES ! PILES I ITCHING PILES. KASKI N E. T H E N E W q u i n i n e . NoBad Effect No Headache No Nausea No Ringing Ears Cures Quick- Pieasant Pure. A POlVEliR’lTL TONIC. *. .S P K C I F I C P O K M A L 4 K 1 .V . R H E U M A T I S M , N E S tA 'OU S P K O S T B iT I O N . T H E MOST SC IE N T I F I C A N D SUCCESS’- PUL BLOOD PURIPIEE. Superior to qui- Mr. Lode Hoornbeek. of the U. S. Ship Kearsarge, writes that lie meets people almost daily who have used or are using Kasbine. and who affirm from experience that it Is su perior to quinine In tonic and curative prop- erties,and produces no subsequent bad effects. Mr. John C. Scarborough, Selma, N. C., writes : “ I got malaria in the Southern army and tor a aozen years suffered irom its debili tating effects. 1 was terribly run doivn ivhen I heard of Kasklne.the new quinine. It helped me at once. I gained 35 pounds.” i„ Kaskinocanbe token without any special medical advice. 81 per bottle, or six bottles jir for $5, Sold by druggists or sent by mall on Ren.-wer, the beat article in tbe murket. I6s Duane 8t., New York f f ! \ ' B A B /£S C.^V FGk ST. m / u m s s s l u s h i t . Sold by Druggi>a. 'jric... -lOc., .'«1.00. WELLS. RlCli/dlSSDrj t Cl.', b'ililliiSTOh, VT. Baby P'orSs’asts. !0,, Props., Burlington, Vt. It's l a s y t o D y e D w H D y b Superior IN Strength, Fastness, Beauty, Simplicity WELLS, RSCHARDSOSS & CO., Burlington, V. For Gilding on Broaiing Ft-noy A rticles, U S D IA M O N D PA I N T S . , Gold, Silver, Bronze, C..pper, Only lo Cent; FORTUNES HAVE BEEN SACRIFICED, tra i n s w r e c k e d a n d m i ll i o n s o t liv e s lo s t b e c a u s e w a tc h e s h a v e been behind time. Itiin no risk of these c a t a s t r o p h e s , o u t g o t o K M M H T f A M S I C K L - H ' S , and have your watch regulated to keep perfect time. His watches tell the story every time—and all the time. JEW E L R Y , SILYERW ARB and CUTLERY WAY DOW N. Creegan Block, • - iq 8 Pike Street Johnson’s, Front and Sussex Streets. I have now ready a line of men’s Hip Oil Grain and , Oaif Triple Sole Shoes that are especially designed for out-door purposes. They are made with Three Solid Soles and ex tremely wide bottoms, sewed together with extra heavy wax thread and then with wire cable. It is a shoe for the rough est and hardest usage* Farmers, Qnarrymen and Railroad Men, in fact all persons much on their feet, no matter what their business or occupation may be, will find this a marvel ous shoe for comfort and wear 1 offer them at $2.00 per pair, and guaranteet lem in every respect. Johnson's, Front and Sussex Streets. E S T A B L I S H E D 1 8 3 0 . GEO. i 7 w ELSH, 332 Greenwich S t, cor. Barclay St., N E W V O R K . invites attention to seekers for Holiday Presents to his immense stock, special bargrins and varied assortment o f “ w . ^ . ' I ' 0 £ 3 : : b s , , JEfELBI, SILVER AND PLATED WAKE. — pecial line o f low-priced, substantial fan cy goods suitable for both sexes. Watch repairing and jobbing o f all kinds. EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED. Sales Oyer 42,000,000L!)s U O N G M A N ^ <^XARri«EZ. P r e p a r e d ^ P A X l t t T Actual Cost Less than $1.2S per Gallon. Highest Grade of Excellence. Sold Under Guarantee. Any Building Not Satisfac torily Painted,will be Re-Painted Pree of Cost. FOR SALE BY MALVEN. GORDON At CQ. SlUriWRINGERJI MOSTABOB I other wringers, and costf but little more. EIPIRElloti A large number of very DESIRABLE BUILDING LOIS, ranging in price from $300 to $1,200, A number of first class Dwellings Good Pajnng Business Properties. VVM. E. MCCORMICK. No. 105 Pike Street, Port Jervis, N. Y. r j p o A D V lilinSE R S . Sdeclm 10 Spruce St., Now York. DIVORCES Intemperance, for parties residing In any State. Advice, blank applications and circu lars gl^’lng the divorce laws ol every State-; sent for Stamp. I. E. W. Q jilisx , Attorney,! 360 South Clark St., Cblciigt- HI. '>6olm DAVID BENNET, Agent for several of the most reliable Eirf Insurance Companies, THE EQUITABLE AOOIUENT A8SO CIATION OF BINGHAMTON, N. Y. THE EMPLOYES LIABILITY ACCI- BENT COMPANY, H B L iABLE INSUEANOE FOB HOKSES, THE OLD RELIABLE NEW YOBK LIFE INSUBANCE COMPANY. Oflloe St. Aobu’s B lock. FRONT STKSET, - PORT JEltVIS, B A U G H T & CO. ill XL Forms, I thand, etc., thoi hip. A r i th m e tic , taught b y MAIL. CHEAP FARMS AND HOMES. railroad; salt water luxuries abunc stamp for price l i s t : may 10c. M a n c h a , A n n a p o lis, Md A POSITBN ^ PARKER’S \ \ H A B R S A L S A M S ^ iaaiCIeanses and beautifies the hair. J S p s S B f f c to its Youthful < ----- ts DandruCE and hai. _ __ 500. and .^I.OO at Druggists, B O O K AG E N T S W A N T E O MY STORY OF THE WAR I B y M a r y A , L % v e r m o r e Her own narrauve of “ F o u r Y ears’ P craonal E xpert- HINDERCORNS. thaustion a nd all I Bowel troubles. iffections of the breathing d $ 100 . , at Drgguists. MEMORY LA NEW PKFSENTATION OF THE SUBdECT.; ELY’S C ata rrh 8 M 1 B a l n i | E ^ TO ANY MAN WOMAN OR CHILD su f ferin g fro m CATARRH! Not a Liquid or Snuff A particle Is applied into-each nostril andlB tgreeable. 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