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I H B PORT JK B V I8 DAILY UNION W EDNES DAT EVENING . DECEMBER 12,1888 1 A Costi-eenese. ,8-Pri--e g5cta. ® i F ^ 1 l a r e 's SALVATION OIL {Price only 25 cants. Sold Oy all o'rugglsta.) B b U bvbs quickly Rheumatismf ilfea- Falgia, Swellings, Braises, Lumbago^ Sprains,Headache, Tooilmche, Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Sores, Backache, &c. ];%U!;ij^^NGE'sl>LuQsTfh^ereai~Tobaci!o An-- %rftPKr tidotef.—Price 70 Cts, At all drugstata> Melliciit Eeate wlil iistins M Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsfaj Fevers, Gostiveness, Bilious Colic, Flatulence, etc, P o r tliese th e y a r e n o t -wai-rantetl in - j<sllible,\iutsive as n e a r ly so as it is possihlc to m a k e a rem e d y . E leg a n tly •sugai* c o a ted. Pi’iee, ‘35 c e n ts p e r box. S O J ^ D E V E I i Y W M E K E . file Bailij Wttitm. WEDNES OiiY DECE v IBEK 12 1888 r'C’BI.lSHED H v'ERT^EVJiNiNG EZCEP'f 60N OPHIOK, EAIIVUM BUILDUiO, PlEfi STRERT TERMS—T he D aily U nion mil be delivered bj carrier w vlliana sabdcriuers m cen cants u w eet Sent Dy mat! for a year. T he T ri - statk 8 U nion weeUly, la Issued ev Tbursday morning. Terms Sl.Miper year, strlctl; advance. Oraera by mall for subscription or advertising ivlil j. address TKI-STn-TEsTKI-ST PHKINTiNo jERYia, a TE s P t WHAT SCOTT’S ■aam siow CURES CONSUMPTION SCROFULA BRONCHITIS COUCHS COLDS Wasting Diseases fonderful Flesh Producer. Many have gained one pound ?r day by its use. Scott’s Enmlsion is not a secret tmedy. It contains the stimnlat- g properties of the Hypopbos- lites and n d ------ ------------- iyer Oil, _ the lite s a pure Norwegian Cod , th e potency of both ling largely increased. It is used f Physicians all over the world. PALATABLE AS MILK. S o ld hy a l l D r u g g ists, CSOTT & BOWNE. C h e m ists. N.Y. rCAKlIRS CURE «<e!i Headache and relieve all the troubles Inct j.x Moa. hilions etate of the eystem, such as DIK' nr cBB, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating. I’.iia in the Side, &c. While their most semarSe .-d.lfc success has been shown in curing $ I C K Headaclie,yet Oarter'sLittle Liver Pills are egnaSly valuable in Constipation, ciu-ing and prerentiog vbis annoying complaint, while they also correci ■. 1 disordera of the stomacli, stimulate the liviJ A ■' regulate the bowels £■. en if they onlv cnyr-f HEAD ic&e tucy wouia beaimoKtiincekts to those wfcv luffer from this distressing complaint; but forts uatoly their goodness 'does not end here, and tho»t who once try them will find these little pills v alt able in bo many ways that they willnot be wUlto? s> do without them. But after all sick head A€HE Is tJii6 bam of so nmuy lives that here Is where w«- miJro our great boast. Our pills cure It wbila othe ■8 do not. Carter’s Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to takf. Osf\ or two pills makea dose They are strictly v‘-nciable and do not gripe or purge, b a t by tin-!.■ action please all who noa them. In viale at •::> cents; five forSl. Sold by druggists evcryvs hi.rc-, or sent by mail. C A R T E R M E D IC n J E CO.p r> -v Y o r tf Tiie Toy the Child Likes Best _ —IS THE- “ ANCHOR” Signs Biiing Slock Beal stone. Three Colors. F. Ad, Richter & Co., 3 1 0 BR O A D W A Y, NEW YORK. The Illinois Watch Company Guarantee cheir 15 Jeweled A U JUS™ ^ WATCHES Sled the Railway Test, 3Slz5Q.ixs, : B - « . s i z i . e s s O o l l e g - - where successful. No vacations. Students car enter at any tim e and receive personal ii' struetion. Address for catalogue and fui particulars. A. J. WARNBK, Prln., Cor. la k e and Water St8« Dlmira, N. T. THE ART OP BREAD-MAKING A Boston (Mass.) paper says a lecture wfs given last evening bt fore the Young Women’s Christian Ass-' ctation, by Mrs. E. P. Evans, entitled ‘‘The Bread We Hat.*’ The subject was treated with spec ial re'erenc* to the art of bread making, in -whicli the lecturer is an expert and a teacher. Sue remarked that women who manage their own kitchen often say that in re spect to a p articular batek cf bread they hsd sood luck or bad luck. She declared there la no luck, but that good bread may be always made with cc-rlainty. She said that the sign now frequently seen of “Home made bread’’ te.stifles to ths fact that the home loaf, made by a competent housewife or cook, is superior to w h it the bakers can produce from their great batches of dough. She o\>jected to the too much kneading of the professional bakers, and to their free use of potato str.rch, which, though not bad in i'^eelt, does not make the best bread, though it permits o f making light bread out of an inferior quality of flour. To make good bread requires but a t ’fling amount of kneading, and the pro cess o f making and baking, as a whole, is nut laboioua, but n t h e r a pleasant t ccu- pation If properly c mduited. But four ingreji.nts are required—flour, yeast, salt and water. In her description ihe lecturer used the term “ wetting’’ as de fining either water, milk and water, clear milk or buttermilk. W ith any one of these good bread can be made. An im perative condition is tliat the yeast shall be pure and sweet. The compressed yeast was recommended as being the least variable, and, on the whole, she preferred it to any other. Every housekeeper or co'^k should have a method of making good yeast for use when compresseil yea?t is not to be had. In general, it n ay be said that the p ro portion is one measure of wetting to two and a half or three measures o f flour. For quantity the flour will vary according to Us quality. A suflacient n c lp e is one quart of wetting, one leaspoonful o f salt and one ounce of compressed yeast. Into this mixture stir the fl Jur as it is grad ually p u t in until the tlfiuicrb iiocomes firm enough to be capable of being held up by the spoon. I ever they would be likely to come, and should be renewed o n re a fortnight. ; 1 • ispr oDfii- of splriis of camphor. ’W'hen c iM put in a bottle nod cork tightly. A V'ibleapi.iotiful lu to be used daily in the sam e quam ity o f tepid w ater. Five ways for curing a cold : Bathe ilie feet in l.or water and di'inb a pint of hi'jl. lemonade; then sponge with salt water andl remain In a warm room. Bathe the face in very hot water every five min utes for HQ hour. Mmiff up the nostrils hot salt water every three houns. Inhale ammonia or mentbcl 'lake four hours of jictlve cx< rcise in the open a ir .— Oer- m m tm m Telegraph SWINE AT THE FAIRS. A t a majority of the lairs the show of svrine has been very small and poor. With a few exceptions there has been nothing worthy of mention. W hy is this? The fair managers do not attach enough importancB to their exhibit to offer prem iums varied and high enough to induce breeders of good swine to exhibit The expense, time a r d trouble to show swine are g reat and the accommodation for thi.'i stock at some fairs is poor enough to make a lover o f a good, clean hog forsake showing forever. The swine industry of this country is second to none, and a good show of swine at a fair will attract as much attention as any other exhibit of animals, I know from experience that the expense to an exhibitor is nearly or quite as much as on any o ther animal. I have seen premiums offered for a sow and litter of pigs, and have seen a sow with suckling pigs com peting against a sow and pigs of five or six months of age. Is this justice? But it Ls common and other competitiom are equally ludicrous. The number of a boat’.s gel shown should not. be over four, and they should not exceed six months o f age This stock show the q u ality and the boar’s powers o f reproduction just as well as a large num b er and gives the small breeder just as pood a footing as the larger one. This is jusSce to the average farmer, and to the 1 rm er w ith a large capital t •» back him, 'Fhen an authentic pedigree of each animsil should be given. \While attending a late fair, I was ac costed b y a gentleman who claimed to be an, officer in on of Tie largest societies of OoMiccticilt w ith these remarks : “ You have got some o f the finest stock I ever saw ; we must have vou at our fair-next year. W e had no show of swine a t all ; yon would liave taken a ll the premiums,’’ I replied, “ Oue or two premiums gained against large competition are more satis factory.” I afterwards obtained a premium list of this fair and saw that if I Lad g a in id a ll the premiums on swine they would not h ave p aid bait of my expenses. Their money was given principally to horse lacing. with a medium list to cattle. W hen a just proportion of premiums is given, to swine, better satisfaction will be seen. Vary these awards, begioning with pigs and ending with hous two to OF VALUE IN MANY WAYS. | Tiie value of sheep is not sufficiently! appreciatal t.y Uie general farmer. Mo.st; Ih e dough Is then to be s p w d upon a the star- oarf and kne.deil hv H r.flo... Wg. q u a h t o Ot the boat SUO BOW. M ate a jarparate list fo r grade slock and sweep- stfiUes for best herds. There will then be no trouble in filling the pens with choice selections of swine that will a t tract more than, a passing look and do credit to the fair and exhibitors. The ad vertisem ent to the breeder amounts to a good deal, bwi; does not a good ex hibit adverfiee th e society better than a poor oue? The exhibitor, who cirries good Stock about the country at great ex- pense and gets aliong as cheaply as he can, w m l d f i n d i ta inery expensive advertise ment were it not. for what b e ro t as prem iums to h elp out- Give the home r r.-edere an equal clmnoe with cattle Irieders in proportion- G ive just discri'Lination as to classes smii ier each breed stand on its own m erits in coimietmg against its own kind. A ju s t s taad a rl should be used in judging a ll ireeds, and let grade? compete in their owroi ckjss. In this way socielit,'’ board and kneaded by adding dry flour till it does not stick to the board or to the hand. It should be pu’. in an earthen bowl an'’ covered tightly with a c ljth and remain in a temperature ot 75 => F a h ren heit for three hours. It should be removed to the baking pans without much handling or compression and left one hour to rise in the pan. The process of rising involves fermentation. Fermentation can be produced a t a tem- psralure of 80 = , but the time will be At 50 ® it will advance faster, at 7 0 ° quite rapidly and at 90 ° very rapidly, btsfc it is advisable to have a temperature of 75 o . From f,>rty-five to sixty minute?, i*? lequir- d for the baking, and the eutire process from the diy flour to the p erfected loaf need ro t occupy more than four hours. Pans four inches wido, three deep and ten or twenty long are preferable- More dough is spoiled in baking tbeji in a i y other way. Tne temperature ot the oven s i.ouid be from 360° io40O ° No ir.i'ows better than ilioso who Fahrenheit. As therm'imeters are not I htm* useo Carter’s LiMle Liver Pills what, usually available a sufficient test wil! ! h , t . . e o ™ Bh.U ...BOW o„. a current of hot air when the door is ©pea- [ ______ — ______ el ; or that if a fe’-v drops o f water lie i! Foi- ppewiy roUef ana oure in cisos of sprinkled on the to tom of the oven they!'brnnobitis. tako Ayer’s Ohtr.-y Pectoral, will h' p and his®, or that a pinch dry l i t o mtrol.s ihe cough and’, induces sleep, fl >ur put on the boMom of the o?m v/ili | ---------- ------------------ b'tom e brown, without burning,, in tw o ! pe jih o n a iu . miautes. | A y.'mag lady of f-eveateeu .«ummers, A loaf f f brea-1 rightly m aie m d educitfd, refined, and of prtpos- will 1 e rounded or i-nffed up in the cen - 1 app3nrauce,deajree:to form the ac- tre of the upper crust; if the top of ' loaf be flit, the success is not perfect. When taken fr im the pan the loaf should | be laid where it can cool in the air w h irj j there are no odors to be atisorje-i. |-ECZEMA loaf should not be wrapped in a cloth and | 'rne simple ia-vpiication of “SwAvsii'a ointjesnt ,’ put away, lu placed, in u bread-box which has apartures to admit air. B Ec« .ma. an Scaly, itcnyAKL®. ^ p rfcct loaf will remain good a wcck or ten days. ■will fled a Toad.y response from breeders. “W. E. Pendllelon, New London Co , Ut., in W. iJ. hlemtsteacL No other preparation has won success at ome eqii lowell, M s it has b' )r purify . , , , strengthening th( wwd? to malce the Le-it ot it .llany are l jiome” is “ a tower of strenj t'lrujers keen .a few sheep, b u t they urc j jjome not kep t au.l raan»g-'(l to m tk o th e m o st j Lowell, profit. M any fan o ir s , as soon as th e y j as it has b een for shear their flock, tu rn tiiem out into the •P! H o m e Evidence ■r p reparation h as won succe ual to Hood’.s Sarsaparilla. purifying the blood, and toning ngtbening th e system. This “ good name equal to Hood’.s sarsapa 1 , Mass., where it is made, i t is n< s b een for years, the leading ir •Ifying the blood, and tonii medicine killed by dogs, som e s tray off, and m any times the remainder come home in the fail looking like a bunch o f burrs. T h e ir value in cleaning and renovating old farms is too great to be nverlookr-d by th e farmer, t specially when so many have poor bushy farniB, B u t to renovate au old farm is not where thei' greatest money lie s ; it is in m u tton and wool B u t to ’gain all the profit that may be realized, sheep m ust be well cared for, and all their product? properly looked iUTter and disposed of. Most every farmei- is aware of the fact that a sheep must be fat to make the best mutton, but few conceive the idea that .a properly and well-fed sheep predueeB more and better wool than oue p-'orly fed sn<) cared for, 'Wool is a product f n m feed ing, just the same as fat or flesh, and the fl ■'ck .should be fed and managed with a view to wool growth, and that of the fine quality. The demand for wool by the manufacturers, whose goods are used by everybody a t all times and seasons, will never likely decrease, nor will it become unsalable at profitable prices. A ready market will be found a t good prices a t all times, 80 that wool growing will be one of our most valuable farm industries, yheep of the Southdown breed, perhaps, are best for wool and mutton. They will produce ten pounds ot wool, which will sell for thirty cents .a pound or $3 p t r head. In most markets $1.50 would cover the feeding expenses in a yeaf, giv ing $ '.5 0 per he d, besides the manure and 1 enefits derived from them in clean ing farms. - Rural World ngtli abroad.” _ lire a volum e P e o p l e to print all Lowell people _ have said in favor of Hood’s O ' Sarsaparilla. Mr. Albert I A w n i i Estes, living .at 28 East Pine 1 . O w o I I 3j^eet, Lowell, for 15 years >d as boss carpenter by J. ‘W. Bennett, A Cliild’s X.etter. D ear C ousin K a t b : I whs fo glad to hear trom you ouca more. We thought po..r sister Sue was not going to recover. She has bei n coughing all winter and pa brought home a remedy that some follis say is a p atent medicine, called Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lunus, and pa t ’inks it Ciired her. Dear sister is weJ' now. M ary . Get a free sample at any d ’uggists. For over a quarter of a century physi cians have pr» scribed :-ichols’ Bark and Iron as a reliable and v luable remedy for dyspepsia and general debility. 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 an- sure '' ple.ase. Ti*? tin m. ------------------- ... -------„ and pain- ii-eases.ii I t has saved^ time, monev— and\ many d ear and precious lives. Now please understand th a t as the life Is in the blood, so disease and death are in the blood. Get the poison o u t of the blood and life and health a t once return to e v e ry p a rt of the body. Dr. Brown’s Sarsaparilla does this work quicldy and surely through its d irect and positive ac tion upon the stomach, bowels, kidneys, liver and skin. For all w aste and c o rrupt elements m u st be cast off by means of these channels. Kheumatism, scrofula, bronchitis, gout, con- sumption, malaria, catarrh, hay fever, all skin aflet-tions and eruptions are diseases ot the Wood. ftlr. Geo. H. Wish. <»f the firm o f Thaxtor & Wish, Bangor, Me., was afflicted with a scrof ulous hum or which caused troub'csome sores upon b oth his legs. Many remedies w er“ used and several physicians consulted, w ithout re sult. A fter taking Brown’sSaraparlllaashort tim e he was better, and snon tne eruptions disappeared, and he is n ow all right. This is only one of a thousand victories gained by BROWN’S SARSAPARILLA Not genuine unless made by Ara \iVarren & Co., Bangor. Me. ITCHY, SCALY, TURES. SKIN TOR. HINTS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS. Gum camphor fci teifd about ui’c haunts will drive them a’svay’. An occasional teaspoon ful of the white o ' an egg, thoroughly beaten, mixed with lemon juice and eugir, '.villrc.ieve hoarse- Clean pap red walls by wiping down with a fltnael cl'ith tied over a broom,and rub down with a ph ce of stale bread. Begin at tiie top and go straig’jt down. Chlorid of lime i? an intallible p rever- tive for rats, as they flee fr im its odor an 'S.JEJS'1 T C E TCO IOl«'E’jaJS K » . pain of cHtting teel •3e\id sfc ont'o an d get a bottle o f M bs . WiNuiow’a H oothino H yeue f o e OHn.- ^EEijTKEK'oma. Itsvraiueis incalculable. Ct will relic vc tk e poo? little -sufferer im- nediataly. Depend '?]>on it motJiers, hwre is no- mistakeabc«ut it. It cures dys- •ntary am4 diarrh.oe'i* lestulates the itom.ach aipr bowels., osure.' ’kind colic, ?o fb-nsthegti ms, reduces inflamanation and ci /ei. to n e a n i e n e r ^ t o th e w h o i o f -steir. '•'I es . W ins ', tv’s SooTaniG Bv • iHH DrtBR - - l.TJmKi is taste,,; ‘ JUVEEH” overthrows Dj-spepsia Buyaboxof25e. and mail the outside wrapper to Hamilton Chemical Co., P. O. Box 1864, New York.and you will receive F ree 25c. worth of charming Photographs for family e n tertainm e n t—forolgti views, eelehri - ties. etc. What is •■‘■JUVEJiliT\ '• JUVEBS’- in a purely veyetaW and abnolntely harm lm compound o f fle* mlstances in the OTTn i»f littip mtgar coated pills. “ JUVKBX\ is scientifically prepared and combined after the recipe o f tne ran.it famous specialist JJvinjr, lo r t h e cure o l C onstipation nd Indigestion. For sale at all druggists oi' address the Pro prietors. Pike street ’BBS\ i^ sold by T. IL Anderson, 95 employed as iideiit of mbled Xn-esideiit of the Erie Telephone Company, had a large running sore come on his leg, take Hood’ Jos. Dunphy,214 Cen- which troubled him a year, when he began to irsaparffla. The sore soon grew id in a short thne disappeared. Praise H o o d ’s less in size, tral Street, Lowell, had igs and lumps on his face and neck, which Hood’s Sarsapa- 3 ^ r S 3 . p S l i r i l l c i rilla completely cured. Mrs. C. W . Marriott, wife of the First As- sistant Fire Engineer of Low’ell, says that for 16 years she was troubled with stomach disorder and sick headache, which nothing relieved. The attacks came on every fort, night, when .she was obliged to take her bed, and was unable to endure anv’ noise. She took Hood's Sarsaparilla, and after a time the attacks ceaseu entirel; e given had we room, recommendation of jicople of Lowell, Many more might On the’ recommendat who know us, we ask you to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla Soldbyalldrugsists. ,?I; sixforg.5. Preparedonly by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Slass. 100 D o ses One Dollar O u f S o l i d k y ^ t o d k . BE SURE AND SEE IT A GLIMPSE OF FfllRYLIND. W e esteem it a pleasure to show our Lar^and Varied Assortment ofDiamonds, Silverware, Novelties,&c OF THK W e ' w e s t ■ a n d ------ THE FINEST GOODS OF THE SEASON, and all suitable for gifts. OUE LOW EEiCES MAKE THESE BEAUTIEUL GOODS ALL BAEGAihJS. T J GR/KY pik e a T db M l s t s . -iL , ^ JL V -A A J L ^ PO R T .TBRVJS, K. X. CLEANER THAN BRISTLES ■ w n n r Examine y o u r Bristle Tooth Brush through microscope a fter a few weeks use. IS I T ALIVE? YES. ^ Dr. Chas-H. Goodrich of S t Paul, w rites: S ? 4 'S S - f i S l ^ S S ’S , , C S S i o f } S ;SEY M ’F ’G CO., U tica , N . X CO N riENSEO T IM E TABUB. T im e of th e JDopartnre o f T rains ft-ona I^oit Je r v i s —A d o p ted Dec. a. WESTWARD. People Pa; Ueav; Bills For medical attendance and medicine. Sick ness is expensive, and tho=e with small income feel this b u rden keenly. The physician m ust sometimes be called, b u t h e is n o t needed one- tenth as o ften as many think. W h at is re quired is a family medicine; one that will re lieve and cure tho-;e ailments which a re liable to come a t any season.and to a ttack both sexes ana all ages. Amid the host of articles th a t are offered to the public for this purpose near- ----------------------- W hat it has done is known to multitudes of - -------- - ------------ - ---------- persons whom it has cured o f we iry and pain ful < ------- ’ ----------- --------- EASTWARD. s i ' S r : ; ; : ; . ^ S S : 4 S i 1 Headstones and Monuments manniacturetl from American Mar bling, ”nd from barren Clark’s Island, Westerly, the Celebrated Qnincy and other good Granites. Scottli i Granites ’will be im ported upon order. Orders for Granite ’Vi on’aments are no'w received for Spring trade. GALEN BENNET, Ko 1 Main street. N I C H O L S ’S For Thirty Years this vaiu been used a ble comAP ion has been used a specifiefor AGUjg I MALARIAL FEVERS, DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION, and all NERVOUS EASES, such as NEURALGi.A, SLEEP ,LESSNES3and PROSTRATION. m U M R IV .^LLE D T O N I O „ \ v storing tone to the debilitated S y s t ^ . * For ovei worked men and wcinen, Inv^Ms and children it is recommended b’; Physicians. V/here other Tonics hsvf Druggists, ii'ietors, Bo this has made a conspicuou.'; s u c c e ss. NICHOLS’ BARK AND IRON can BiLLifiC”. CL be obtained at all 'LAPP & CO.. Propri Boston, W!S8!L wish to employ a reliable man in 3 ty. No experience required; permai county. No position for jg-fiN E Y MAINE, B o o k B in d e r COR. PIKE AND MAIN 8TS.,r PORT .nSKTJ:-, [KIRW VORK. a - ■I KAIN SI’ECIAL E. 4 8.i p. m -Sunday only. Stop ping at alt 8t ations. TRAIN 18 5.P5p.m-Mllk. dally. This train carries P O R T .TF.KVXS. MONTXCEUTiO & N . V Tim e o f tlu i D e p a rture of T rain s from Krio S t a t io n —A d o p ted X)eo. 3 . ' M. and arrives 1 '. M.ioHt arrives Oounoctloi' -H-lih Erl<- iralnR ar I’ort .lejvjo iiid arrivea ir W. and arrives tr FOR HER OHLV! D U ’S E iinip iro!.; srtKA , - s.THHK! is pleasaaf- to th e : ftud ' ne piBScription ot o u e o f the i 1 fem ale iiursei' girARRIgO^i HE HAllIllSON f . sm-l ;. fem ale iiursei' and phy- fcom a pestiienco. It should be thrown down their holci and spread about whtrj-5 ;-t-. -.Tiitfr;:, Catai jgue i is' CMCIR Iiistitiite, 38 W illoughby P t , Brooklyn, N. Y. mm WI 418 L TS! P ^ F R E E nina. Glass, Wood, Leather, Metals, Fur- tture, etc., with 3 Bid by Grocers, X f q u i d G l u e ” m e n d s broken I E v e rlasting Tenacity Druggists and Genera’ ROYAL GLUE to wear the celebrated make-of Lester Boots at the following low prioe foot wear les for serviceable M en ’ s A ll K ip D ouble S ole and T a p . 58.60 M en ’ s Arm Krp D ouble S ole and T a p . &00 M en ’ s A i . l K i p D ouble S ole , S tab T a p . 8.50 M en ’ s A ll K ip D ouble S tab N a il T ap . 8.78 Calf Bouts at CorraspoBGiug Low Prices NO PROS, NAILS OR WAX K/ vdel ' s 1 0 0 P ike S t . Vs \\ve 'Soo\ WEiV j ^ ' E N i i y DUTGHEK, W&TCHMAKBB AND JKV FLltii. No. 2 Front fetieot .VA't’t'.HSS ODOORS A WO -'F.'.V LUV JfJ«T RSJCIIVED I 8 DOZEN S'<OF.\. MEN’S KANGAROO AND ALLIGATOR, Button and BaU a t Dow Figures. j^P.UBBKRS AND ABOTIOS RBFAlitED H. H H IBBr. 101 PIKE ST Rubber Boots untB you have seen the “COLCHESTER’ w ith Sole ieathei Heel. This is the best fitting and MOST DURABLE BOOT In t h e m a rket. Made of th e best PORE GUM Stock. T h e Sole leather Heel'savet taytotiie Wearer. DON’T AVE SEElfTHC COLCHESTER ARCTIC vlth ‘‘Outside Counter.” Ahead of ALL Ithero In style S l durability. If you w a n ttht vorth o f your money try th e Colchester witt «<OUTSIDE COUNTER.’* K E P T H E R E BY BEST STORES. A t who’ jsale §by D. K. SCHOO.M /IA.KKK ife CO., N ew foBK. estwi N.~Y. LOCAL PositioM
