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Mr. JoTin K. StopUenson, Albany, N. Y. T h e P r o p r ieto r o f Albany’s Cloak and S n it Em porium , an d one of its B e st Known Horsemen. Bifisusness, Sick Headache Bad Stomach Troubles C u r e d by Dr. K e n n e d y 's F a v o r ite R e m e d y . IT HAS NO EQUAL ON THE EARTH. Mr. Stephenson, says : I most unhesi tatingly recommend this wondeiful medi cine to any who may be suffering from these tcniblo affections as ithas never yet failed me, We always beep a bottle of ' F A Y O B ITE BEMED Y in the house and whenever a n y of us feel a little out of sorts, we take a dose, and it always bene fits us. But for or bilious headache, __ pt_any derangements of the stomaeh, it has no equal on the face of the earth. H o g ’s L a r d Ic e W a t e r -M AKE- D y s p e p s i a . U S E C o tto le n e INSTEAD OP L a id , and not only w ill th e r e be N O D Y S P E P S I A ,b u t dysp e p tics can eat the F ies, C a k e s , &c., m a d e w i t h it. C O T T O L E N E is H E A L T H I E R , and good C o o k s say B E T T E R th a n L a r d . MADE BY N .K , F A I R B A N K & CO. CHICAGO, and Produce Exchange, N . Y. CARTELS OURE S I C v i C fg s f HEAD A C H E W i . W lSsis. C a t a r r h CeEM1BA[Hi1“ ------------ Allays Pain £ Inflammatior Heals the Sores. Restoresstores thee Re th enses of Tast< and Srtieii. TRY THE CURE HAY-FEVER A particle is applied into each nostril and ie agrocablo. Price 50 cents a t Druggistsi by mail regiotered, 60 eta. JBLY BEOTEERSy Warren St., Now Yokr !i? YOU WtSH TO ADVERTISE AnfJii'iig-Aii¥wl] 0 re-at Any Time ' WnjTC TO * Boweirs Kewspaiier Advertising Bureau, <0 SPRIJCE ST. NCW VORK, _______ p R , J. A, NOIL. DENTISTRY IN A b b ITS BRANOHEt i'iii i . I ilf 1 ell Ste Geettea .Bnlldia GREAT IHDIGNAW Mine Ov^ners Blamed for the Eoslyii Disaster. STA T E INSPECTOR NEGLIGENT. He Had Hot Looked at the Works Sinoo the Previous Explosion. Tlie Former Suiierlnteudent Resisroed Hia Position Beonuse tho Company Would ■Not Take Extra Preoantion—Porty-olcriit Known to Have PorJshcd—Tl.o Bodies Koeovered Terribly Manslod—Caring for tUo Destitute Families. B osi . yn , W ash., May 12.—The under- one of popular feeling is ono of general censure of the local company, and there decided disposition to hold i t respon sible for the death of the 48 men who definitely known to have perished in accident at mine No. 1 of the North- Pacific Coal Company at this place Tuesday. Eeporr. has It th a t Alexander Ronald, who u p to two weeks ago was superin tendent of the company, resigned hia position because he refused further to accept the responsibility for the safety of him unless the company iautions to prevent the took extra preoa occurrence of just such a disi I t is said th a t three tim es during tho past year he sent in his resignation based on the complaint. D uring the past two weeks George Harrison, whose work a s leader of the rescuers has beeu superhum an, has been acting superin tendent pending the a ppointment of nn- Tho slope in which the disaster oc curred was a new one, being driven in for the development of the mine. A t in tervals of 300 feet along its length, levels wereJruQ laterally from the m.ain slope. Main ways were being driven parallel to the slope from different levels in order to establish a draft and prevent fire damp. There was 150 feet of this yet to be completed when the explosion oo- • Twenty bodies have so far been recov ered. In conversation Supd. Harrison said th a t in his opinion the explosion oc curred either in the sixth level west, or in the seventh level east, and his theory Is th a t some of the miners struck a drill hole full of gas and water, the former :oing the latter out and b ringing i t in atact with the m iners’ lamps. He is _ nvinoed th a t every miner who was at work on either of the three levels a t the tim e of the explosion is dead. The bodies recovered are burned, a in some instances badly charred. Others show that death resulted simply from concussion. I t appears th a t those who were on the upper levels sustained greater m u tilation than those lower down. It is thought th a t the lower levels are free from fire, from tho fact th a t the interior air is growing purer It is now positively stated th a t the Slate mine inspector has n o t inspected the mine since the explosion occurred there six weeks ago. This announce m e n t has created considerable surprise and excitement. The mining company is taking active measures to relievo the distress which prevails to a large extent among the families of tho victims of the disaster. Over $500 worth of groceries has been distributed from the company’s store, 1 such other help as is iujthe ofliclals’ ver has also been extended. s / r 'i i 'n r ‘a S i f u S s,” question,” he said, “ We m u st help these poor women and children, and SSdM°d“‘Z S , . worked .n tw o days my, had anything laid by for a rainy day.” Prom reports received from points throughout the State it is evident th a t the Mayor will receive speedy re sponses to his appeal for aid. Roslyn Is a small town four miles from the main line of the Northern Pacific Railroad and about 107 miles from Tacoma. The town is in the s ' r . ‘ t o s r Zd Pacific and almost all tho towns in Eastern W ashington with average and very Tried to 'Wreck it Train. S ilver C reek , N. Y., May 13.—Fred Hofpr, 19 years of age, of Rochester, is under arrest here for attem p ting to wreck the Lake Shore passenger train No. 24. He was put off a t D unkirk and walked to the telegraph station, a cou ple of miles west of Silver Creek, where piu and a bioki K r t \ ‘. 3 S short d istance from where he h tho ohstrnotions FJatform otNow Haniii.dliire Ronubllcane. C oncord , N. H., May 13.—The plat form adopted at the Democratic State convention yesterday siiys: “ The Demo crats of the State recognize in Grover Cleveland a g reat leader ip tariff reform, who, w ith an energy that never failed, w ith a a directness that never swerved, w ith a sublime fath that never faltered, led tho way through the reverses in 1883 to overwhelming victory iu 1890, and under whose continued leadership there will be achieved a crowning trium p h in United for Intorclmiigo ofTrnffle. PHILADELPHI.A ..r s 's s Rochester & Pittsburg which the three systems a re united over the Beach Creek Railwiiy for a general interchange of traffic. Under this ar- riingement tho Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg road undertakes to DiAGlmrg’ed for Lack of Evidence* Stony Point, were discharged tody, as no evidence to counc w ith the crime was secured, \.’lie b e s t s a lve in m- \vc is g u a r a n te e d to give s a tis^ction,< A lw a y s avo id ’h a r s h p u r g a ti v e pills. T h e y f ir s t m a k e you sick a n d th e n leave y o u c o n s tip a ted . C a r te r ’s L ittle L iv e r Pills reg u la te th e bow e ls a n d m a k e y o u well. Dose one Dili. . . — YoiiGanSi^^^ ai an y tim e w ith DOCTOR ACKER’S ENGLISH REMEDY ITWILLGiiSEAGOLD IN TWELVE HOURS; ; A 85 c e n t $ 1 0 0 in B o yoisr life. (ttio m a y s a v e y o n le c tor’s b iU s ~ m a y s a v e B r u g 'g i s t Dr. A c e r ’s ’EnSiish Pills rill not rc THE BEST AND P u r e s t M e d i c i n e EVER MADE. 1 w ithout a bottle. You :ret it. Try i t to-day. lakes you tremble so? Ym 'S N erves are all u nstrung, and MEED a gentle, soothing TONIC li- a \ ist n a ture to repair the damage w\i h your excesses have caused. Sulphur Bitters p S N O T A | I CHEAP I I R U M O R I I WHISKY I I DRINK [ by the glass like other which stimulate only to - - have FAILED m other preparations which stl DESTROY. If you to receive any benefit ledicinesedicines orr doctors, do m o c Use Sulphur ______________. _o n o t despai Sulphur Bitters immediately. In all cases o f stubborn, deep seated i diseases, Sulphur Bitters is the best '5 medicine to use. Don’t wait until to-morrow, try a bottle to-day. ^ J’l'sband home at night, smoke, and yet, you don’t like the smell of Ills tobac-'o. You can drive him away to his club—out o f just such things conse misery, unhappiness and divorce. The trouble is that he uses poor tobacco. Coax him to get B la c k w e l l ’ s B u l l 'D u r h a m S m o k in g T obacco . Sold everywhc BLACKW E L L ’S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., D u rham , N . C . SPECIAL SALE 100 PIANOS We w ill sell d u r ing th is m o n th 1 0 0 ..... ‘ w a t e r s ” U p right P ianos (including Plush Stool and Embroidered Cover) at ~— S 2 5 0 cash, or $ 2 7 5 on instalm e n ts nily $20 cash and $ 8 m o n thly foi the b a lance u n til paid. •T s i l f i t s i i P i i i l • Sick Headache ® I 105 P I K E S T R E E T . , A 0 feat Opportu nity m V9 if g * Send 3 2-cent stamps to A. P. Ordway & Co.. Doston, Mass., for Lest medical •workpubUshed The casting out of the devil of disease was once a sign of authority. Now we take a little more time about it and cast out devils by thousands~we do it by knowledge. Is not a man who is taken possession of by the germ of consumption possessed of a devil? A little book on c a r e f u l LIVING and Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil will tell you how to exorcise him if it can be done. Free. S cott & B owne , Chemists, 13a South 5th Avenue, ^ Vour dri’^jist keeps Scott’s Emulsion of cod*liver oil—all druggLts everywhere do, $i. Those a re the famous new “ WATERS' uprights, the best and m o st durabh j^W care p’eased tqaiinr^miOTfotho people of Pianos made. 7^ octaves, 3.stringed, over i Jarvie and vicinity that the strung bass, rich deep tone, w ith Urn L , - „ m .1 • n jinging quality, full iron f ram e, repeat LflildOil TailOrillg & Clfltiling GO. ingaction, finest ivory keys, th r e e pedal and every improvement. HUMPHREYS’ This P recious O intment is the .riumph of Scientific Medicine. Nothing has ever been produced to [ual or compare with it as a curative equal or compare with it as a curativj and HEALING application . Ithasbeei ) years, and a' ■Iways gives ised over 40 y« elief and alw immediate-the cure certain. For Inflamed or Caked Breasts and Sore Nipples. It is invaluable. Price, 50 Cents. JTrial size, 25 Cents. Sold by DrngglBts, or sent post-pufU on receipt of prlc& IIUMPIIRETS’ MKD. CO., 111 & 113 Wllllnm St,, KEW TOBK. WITCH HAZEL OIL. Sud? f ^ e a t Makes an every-day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared vyith scrupulous cars. Highest av/ard at all Pure Food Expositions. Each oackage makes two large pies. Avoid mitations— and insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELl. & SOULE, Syracuse. N. Y {\AANHOOD RESTORED. S5S Dearborn Btreet, CHICAGO, ILL. FOR SALE IN PORT JERVIS, N. Y., BY , R. Anderson. Druggist & Stationer, u>9 Pike St lABS to give e n tire satisfaction. Ni elivery w ithin 60 miles Piano W ARRANTED SI2 charge for New York. Please call, o r send posta for catalogue w ith reduced prices am HORiiCE W A TERS & CO. 134 Fifth Ave., New 'York. DAVID G AI^Z, Merchant Tailor, F. BORGWALDT Boot and Shoe Maker, HAVKREMOVED TO T h e G o o d a le S u ild iiiQ . ---- with one of tlw finest lines of — BEADY-MADE CLOTHING AND GOODS FOB Sl'lUNG ANO HUMMEB WEAE BVEK mSl’DAVUD IN THIS TOWN. j2?*our expenses aro lo-w and onr prices 10 low. Bargains that will astouisli j on. S u i t s t o O rd e r f r o i n $15 Up. 1 ro u s t r s t o O r d e r f r o m $4 U p . Fuii Line oi Children’s Clothing 1 0 5 PSK E S T R E E T . Co-Operative Loan and Savings 'Society. (OFFICE BOOM 23FAENDM Stock may_ be taken at i J oseph JoHNsoN^i'co*P ■‘S DUIECTORS. | k - | S ,^ i|% T 'SaS 5 . JAPANESi fM CURE ' Family ^ Student; School o - n - » - u - L - D Own a Didtionary.; ;; Ogre ihould be taken to .'. ; I ; , .’. .% .-. GET THB BEST.; , - i SUOOESSOB OF THE HNABBIDaBB.! Ten year* spent In re-vislng, 100 odl-, tors employed, over $300,000 expended.. Sold by all Bookgallars. O. & 0. UEBBIAM 00., Publieherg, ^ ^ Springfield, Mass., TT.S.A. < ► edfUoni’ reprints of obsolete^ I 49 -Send for free pamphlet containing’ | ----- — , pages anttfiufparticulars. , , jgOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. No. ICO P- ‘‘f s s : ' PRINCE OF WALES IfT'DANQER. Said to Ba Sufifering from a Seriou. Tliroat L ondon , May 13.—Information com ing from a private source gives a £ w h at alarm ing aspect to the indis tlon from which the Prince of Wales la known to be suffering, nature of vvhich has never been satisfac-- to be suffering, but the exact leen satisfao-, m ate friend of the late Sir Morell Mac- ! vvhich h orily described. The statem ent is credited nate friend of th e late Sir kenzie that the eminent throat special ist, three days before his death paid a professional visit to the Prince, having been hastily summoned to Marlborough House for th a t purpose. The Prince’s symptoms were such that he and the Princess feared that they m ight indicate the existence of an ail m e n t sim ilar to th a t for which Sir Mor ell had treated the late Emperor Fred erick of Germany. The physician was informed th a t the Prince nad been troubled w ith a slight affection of the throat and had been casually treated for its relief, but i t had grown so mueh worse th a t It had been deemed best to secure the advice of the famous specialist. Sir Morell made a thorough examina tion of his illustrious patient and ad m inistered temporary treatment, intond- p the case carefully and Clilna Will Go Slow, W ashington , May 13.—The Chinese M inister has received two cablegrams from his government since he informed the Prime Minister of the passage of the Exclusion act. The last one was re ceived yesterday and advised a further ’ltati ■ 'ion w ith the State Department action is taken by the Ohi- consu before any nese government Chinese governm(eat the a c t just passed is a law and not 1 treaty, and th a t any government ha; h th e Stat 1 is taken by 1 I t in the matter. m takes the st ised is a la tt The itand th a t ast be fully investigated on all sides Fair; northwesterly winds. ' ' For Western New York and Western Penn- Ightly cooler; winds, be- m u st be fully investigated before it is acted upon. Synod o f Boforinod Episcopalians. B oston , May 13.—The annual synodi cal meeting of tho New York and Phila delphia synods of the Reformed Episo o- pal Church, which inoludo \ \ ’ ’ is in session a t St. Luke’ Cambridge. Del Xlic F r e s id e u t Ali cases o f w e a k or iam e back, b a c k a c h e , r h e u m a tism , w ill find r e lief b y w e a v ing one of C a r t e r ’s S m a r t W e e d and B e lladona B a c k ach e P l a s t e r s . P r ic e 25 cents. T r y ness, trem b lin g s , n e r' cold h a n d s a n d feei _ ic k , a n d o th e r fox __ __ _____ are r e li e v e d b y C a r te r ’s Iro n I m a d e s p e c ially f o r t h e blood, ne and com p lexion. feet, pain in t >rms of weakn( ‘‘A u g u s t F lo w e r ” ELEOTSiG B i l l la.MBVEMEHTS. W H Y IS ^ T H E ' ’ Wo L. DOUGLAS S 3 S H D S cent PU mi JNO. A. KADEL Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Sent Mo., during the past two jrears been affected w ith Neuralgia of the Head, Stomach and Womb, and writes: “ My food did not seem to strengthen me at all and m y appe tite was very variable. My face was yellow, my head dull, and I had such pains in my left side. In tl m orning when I got up I won have a flow o f mucus in the mout and a b ad, bitter taste. Sometim* my breath became short, and I hi g, palpitatii in the left side, and down the of my limbs. I t seemed to b e ’ came on, my feet and id I conic ■wet, cold weather of W intei Spring; and whenever the spells e on, my feet and hands would turn cold, and 11. I tried all. I tried everywhere, and got 1 relief before using August Flowei len th e change came. It has done me a wonderful deal o f good during the tim e 1 have taken i t and is work ing a complete cure. ’ ’ ® S. G. GREEN, Sole Man’fr, Woodbury, N.J HAVINC^CO^NVEJ^PDJg^MR my stock of JVTctsie, S t a t i o n e r y , e t e . , I take pleasure in azmouncinc that I shall etU keep on hand a Superior Stock of Pianos and Organs which I shall offer to the public at prices lower than ever. Mr, Schweiker wil! have charge of ray stock and will be pleased to show it to any who desire S\he pubfio patronag i. E. McCormick. Health is Wealth ------ - ------ _aoh bos con- one month's treatment, tl a bos or sis --xes for ®5, sent by mall prepaid on receipt of W E GVARANTEE SIX BOXES to care nnycaeo. With et JONE8 Druggiete,Agents,^rtfe. $ 5 0 0 REWARD. N^WS OF THE day . 50§J Bishop Gabriels was installed yester day a t Ogdensburg, N. Y. The United States gunboat Oastine, sister ship of the gudboat Maoblas, was sncoessfuily launched yesterday froia the Bath Iron W orks yard, \'ll The French E x tradition Treaty which has been u nder oousld,eration by the Sen ate in executive session for several weeks past failed of ratification yesterday by a tie vote. There is a mysterious and fatal epi demic of p uerperal fever a t Belfast, Ire land. Eleven women have died in the Belfast Infirm ary from this cause w ith in a forthight. B. J. Elliott, the brother of W . J. Elliott, the editor of the “ Sunday Capital’’ who is now serving a life sen tence, has joined his b rother in the Ohio State prison to serve 30 years. A party of negroes have returned to Kansas from the new lands in Oklahoma and tell tales of suffering and want among their people there. They claim they wore deceived and robbed by schemers. A t a conference of the Boston Sa Albany Railroad freight-handlers in Bos ton it was virtually agreed to inaugu rate a general strike unless the trouble between the W orcester freight handlers and the railroad officials were subm itted to the State Board of A rbitration. ad her colored 1 recently for larceny. He was aoi in two trials, and now accuses m a king false statements. W eather Foreoait. W ashington , May 13.—For Now Englaadi sylvanla: I coming sout NEW YORK HAKKETS. N ew Y obk , May 11. — Money sn call easy at IJjj and 8 per cent. BONDS—OLOSINO PRIOEd. I | j = : STOCKS—CLOSING* New Jeraey Central ............................... 138 GRAIN UARRKT. m e a t- N o . 2. red Winter. May, 01J<* ^\co m - i^o f T ’ m lx^, 58H; May, 55; June. ^®^ats-No. 3, mixed, 35}4: May 35. PnODUOE MABKSr. Iiocomotlve Engineers In Convonttou, A tlanta , Qa., May 12 —The 28th grand international convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers is in session here. Four hundred and nine delegates to the Brotherhood and 280 delegates to the grand international female auxiliary are in attendance. The delegates were welcomed to Georgia in a speech by Gov. Northen a n d to A tlanta by Mayor Hemphill. Tolnsureaheai take Simmons LI ForOverFinv T w o Y e A B s A . Q O I was for some time troubled with an ob- Btinate Rash or Humor that spread over U T FACE AND BREAST, consulted physicians, and used many idles without acure. cure. At the su<— .................................. \ ’sSpei.- This V ----------------- 0 return i :. W ells , Oheste/rfiM, V< ----------- --------------- A t the sugges tion of a friend I used Swift’s Specific, which completely cured me. This was Is the safest and best remedy for al bles of the Blood and Skin, I t ci removing the cause, and a t the san builds up the general health. Send for our Treatise, mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., A tlanta , G a , ' S H O O ’ KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN NEW EASTER “ S H O O ” er.ATLANTiG&PAGiFiCTEA GO N. B. O u r A g e n ts w ill to w n f rom A p ril 13t siva w ith panels. th to 15th Inclu- I OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLUOWiNC: ONE COUPE. built iu best alyle and new, with polo and ONE PHAETON, holt worn with pole and ehatte, ONE SLEIGH. ONE DOUBLE SET LIGH'P HAENE8 5, ONE SET LIGHT HABNESS, NEW, ONE SET LIGHT HARNESS, HALF WOBN. ONE BEAR SKIN LAP ROBE. CLEAN :: HOUSE t^ i Y e t * s i d e S o a p . THERE 18 NOTHING BETTER. MAKES EVERYTHING LOOK BRIGHT AND CHEERFUL. ASKIOUn GhOGER FOR IT.'> Beiknandt McCann ______ NEWBURGH. N. Y. W ubtsboro .N. Y., Peb. 17, 1893. E . T. L a id ley , D e a r S ir: A b o u t a m o u th a g o I w a s tro u b le d w ith b a d blood a n d m y bod y b r o k e o u t w ith a r a s h . I w a s ad v ised t o t r y L a id - ley’s S a r s a p a r i lla a n d one b o ttle 1 c a n say th a i look as w e ll as I ev e r tru ly , J o h n A. L in to n . irg la r Captii tiem,—^change ^ 1 have b e:en e i a s u fferer f rom c a ta r r h __ y e a rs. H a v in g trie d a n u m b e r of rem e d ies ad v e r tise d a s “ sure c u r e s ” w itlio u t o b ta in in g a n y re lief, I h a d resolved ne v e r to ta k e an y o th e r p a t e n t m e d icines, w h e n a friend a d v ised m e t o t r y E ly’s Cream B a lm . I d id so w ith g r e a t r e lu c t ance, b u t c a n now t e s tify t h a t a f te r u s in g i t f o r six w e e k s I believe m y self cured. I t is a m o s t ag r e e a b le re m e d y - a n in v a lu a b le B a lm .— Jo s e p h S t e w a r t, 624 G r a n d A ve., Brooklyn. SIck-HeaQaolie yields to Boecham’s Pllla y W o rk W orn A D e c isiv e Blow f o r F r e e d o n From the tyrannical yoke of these dcE aUiec, dyspepsia, constipation and liver plaint, is strnck when the qaandom vict J E W i^L R Y I N Ic '^ E ^ ’FABW L fdKS. PEBBLE 8PE0TA0LE8, PLAIN GOLD KINGS, Kay” Sepalrlng of watches and all kinds c 0 valry do ne promptly by competent workmen T.J.GRAY Joweler, oa. Prx< iHr.r, S t ,., f t ’ir T a w , N V THE LADIES ARE SURPRISED To find the value, the merit,, the style, the quality or bargain contained in our Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes, WITH PATENT LEATHER TIPS. OR PLAIN, In C, D and E W idths, At Only $ 2 . 5 0 . . John A. Kadel, 82 AND 84 PIKE STREET, laint, is struck when the qt their galling anpremnoy has taken a oonrse Hostetter’e Stomach Bitters. Thenth. defeated, and health rei Such is the invariable e ;hoy vamose les its welcome sway. ---------------r^rienco of those who 80 the ruling alternative to getrid of these as. eooiate evils. Anti-dyepeptios, choiagognea, drastic cathartics are ns the sands of the sea, nnmborlcea and—nBoloSB. The happy blending of remedial properties, derived from nature’s botanic storehouse, with a pnro. modified 8 basis existent in the Bitters,not only tho joint cure of chronic spiritt initiate bnt effeotnate tho joint cure indigestion, irregnlarity of the boweis and per version of tho bUe. The sorest defence against malaria is this agreeable fortifier and preserva tive of health under unfavorable atifaosphetio conditions, It connteroots a tendency to rhon- matiem, ronees tho kidneys and bladder when slnggish, from inaction, nnd endows a deblli.. j ated, nervous invalid with vigor. Incompar- kble fill a tonici DEWITT & EDDY, (Snocessors to C. E. Goodale,) FURNITURE UNDERTAKING I PIKE ST., COB. ORANGE SQUARE SP~Besidenoe Penney Honse J.JATO YOU ANY RBPAIBIJSG TO I JERRY HAZEN, MASON WORK AND BEPI ’AIRING OF ALL. •MORTAR ALWAYS ON HAND, WORK DONE PROMPTLY Cornet King and FirstStreeto,
