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' honest wias, but W “Midunfilinmmo, THE OTSEGO TIDINGS _J OHN W'ILCOX PROPRIETOR Democratle Nominations. For Chief Judge of the Court of Ap- speals, j ALTON B. PARKER. For Member of Assembly, G. HYDE CLARKE: For Superintendent of the Poor, ° LUOIBN B. BOWEN. *For Coroners. WIELIAN A. HOKE, . N JOHN E: MOON. EDI? ORIAL coant ENT. - There is a hot time in. the town of . New York each and every mgbt of the week just now. The Democratic State Commltlea will bring Willian J. Bryau into Ohio for the last four days of the last: ' full week of the campaign. On Saturday: of-last week cotton touched the, floweJ. price in forty years.. Of course that, too, was on ount of the Dirigley protective tar- \im k e don'tbeheve that Billy Hearst is roniaritic, or he would'nt have chos wen. a married man. for the assxgument - of rescuing that Cuban girl from pris- on. The regular Democrats of New York city appear to have struck a winning gait and the chances are that they will be able to keep it up during the rest of the race. We believe that Senator Thurston was right when he said' there would be no more Republican Presidents if Tracy was not elected, and we are cer- tain that Tracy will not be elected. The McKinley minimum-anon would better be very careful how it handles that Union Pacific Railroad business. The intelligent people of this country know 'that a job is contemplated; if it >* {g:carried out they will hold somebody! responsxble. No national administration has ever' \yet found meddling in state or mu- ngnpnl 2011th beneficial, and the eff forts made by Mr. McKinley in behalf of Platt's ticket in New York will help neither Platt's ticket nor the Mc- Kinley administration. To vote the regular Democratic tick- ~st- make an X with a black lead pencil under the five-pointed star. | That will bea vote for the men whose names appear at the head of this column, every one of whom is in: every way worthy of your support, It ought to be easy enough for any Democrat to mark his ballot correctly SZ L rarity a \--- thir year.. . Simply making an X marle in the circle under the large five-point ~---ed star-with a (black- lead pencil is No Democrat should have; any occasion to mark his\ ballots in; enough. .any othermanner. e - Plain Words About the Candidates ., for Mombor of Assembly. ' ' No Republican M i Member of Assembly: ' or Senator in this state is free 40 'yole as he thinks would be for the besf in- terest of his constituents,. He must yold Plait: and the machine direct or -h@ will be killed politically; and he 'knows it, Lust year the' Republica lewhtors \voted themselves . freepass- .es over the'rallroads and 'passed n law ~~. prohibiting the sale. of millage book® 'and untised parts of, tickets; voted for ' Loqun contrary to: the - will“: of nine-tenths of the Republicnnwolen f ted for an amendment 'to the antl- frust. law which made it Inoperalive; 'killed the five: mper cent Interest billy and the doliae gas bil, simply because A6 Wais #0 ordered. byBo-t Platt. 'The Bepdbliun Jegislators are complelely: in the power and at the mercy of the machine, and are not at liberly to rep resent their constituents as they ought, and as many of them- would like to. Every man who is well acquainted with the doings of the last Legislatara knows this is a fact whether he admits It ornoh - ~> The . Democratic: yarty purged of its bomes, It was n ver so free from them: as at present 'There %s no man, or set 6f nied who can'con- ~ Arol the Democratic Aseinblymen 'or who now altempte; to, They will go | to Albany free 16 yote for a lower rate ~of Interest; xchxupinflwmwl llnwhfch now compel a man who owas a $3,000 farm mortgaged for $2,300 to pay taxes on the whole $3,000, -|. : M0!“ times what he de actually miterothetme-muo! vilal R inhmiwhm Bymmtxxembu'ol Asembly who will represent your Interests In .. She next Legislature vole for G. Byile «Clarke; MF,! Contamnybemafik and an : will wot. be per . publican machine. farmers would insist always in elect- ing a member who is a taxpayer, or in other words, one who has something at stake himself, that their interests would be much betlernked after and served. I am making the responsibil- ity 'of the representative to his constit- uents the principal point of my can- 'vass. This would include the ques- tion of taxation primarily. I claim that no Republican can be nominated in this county who not subordi- nate his will to the orders of the Re- We are not. gov- erned by: our ‘repx esentalives at Al- bany but by aclique af political mana- 'gers who control affairs for their. own benefit.\ \The Democratic party is to- day free from all dictation ahd that is the reason why I appeal to the voters -to vote our ticket this fall. If the farmers will rally to.the support of a farmer we will surely win. \TI advotate the reduction of the legal rate of interest, | I know men who make a business of borrowing money at 4 per cent and loaning it at 6 por cent discount, nearly 60 per cont prof- it. Telsim money is not worth over 5 per cent and I believe the banks would do a larger business at 5 per cent than they do'at 6. If the people see fit to send me to Albany I will \ doall in 'my\ power to resist the ex- travagauce of the Republican ma- chine. 'The Right Way to Mark Ballots. Eptror Tromas:-In the Oct, 12 is- sue of your paper I notice that you in- sert an article, which, I think, just appeared in the N. Y. 'Times, relative to a decision of the Appeleate Division of the Supremé Court, in which the opinion was written by Judge Parker, This decision had reference to marked ballots. - It has been criticised and misinterpreted | by several | writers, article above referred to. The decision and the opinion with them, however, give no warrant for the claims made in that article. I will quote from the-opinion which may be seen in full in 19 Appeleate Di- yision 487. | \The sole question upon which the validity of the ballots in question turns is whether a voter who desires to vote for candidates of differ- ent parties, must place the cross X mark in the 'voting space', so called, opposite the name of the candidate for whom he would vote; or whether it will be be sufficient if he place it be- fore the name of each candidate, but not within 'the voting space. Or, rather, the question is whether, if he place it before the name, but without the spaces, the ballot must be reject ed.\ The italics are maine. | It is seen, therefore, that the only question be- fore the court, and that to which the cross X-mark not within- the \circle or voting Space' voids the ballo£ The court (composed. of fiye Judges) decides that a ballot so marked is void. There was no qtiestion 'before the 'court as to how to marks ballot in «order to vote a straight or a split tick» et, and the court passed upon no such question. The Attorney General one yeay ago, gave his opinion upon , that pellate Division is not adverse there- 'to, ° Following are directions as to the right way. to mark for voting: 'To vote n straight party ticket, make a cross X. mark in the cucle aboye the iparty column, making no mark any» where slsé on tha ballot Thero are fio ways to voto a split ticket; First, make a cross: X mark in the cirole above the 'éolumn -containing the names of sons. candidates for whom 'the 'yoling space' before the names of caididates'in other columiis for whom the electoc desires to ' vote; as so marked, the vote will 'be counted for. all the names In the column under fhe | circlo 56 murked; except such as nre\ 'voting space! before names in other columns for themainé Offices, Second, by omitting to make & cfose X mark Ix auy clrole aud by fnaking such mark inthe 'voting space' before the names of such candidates as the: élect- ordain: 16 vote for; in any column, Inasmuch as the ficket this fall 4s grrhdhilmnd method 1g the: bet Au electorma also Foto for x. per 10:1meme 1s not any» where ga the ballot, by influx; um nate in the blank column ; under the proper office litle. . ed abore; gee upon the ballot, return it fo the ballot clerks and getanother; Any crasure or altar» érasire voids the ballot. M : Mundfnwmpnnfedmme yrepsrsibswloflwmfing, CCG Coox, “We“. # Htlle dasghter of Colorado arrived “3,me Tthet bron Hz yearsl ather th . enemaflmgmxm; mince he visiied his father, {] ~A Gregory; and Mrs. W. \ ”323;me - E « MWnfiM-r Ammbmifiar | Bntabany*s last week. \ \Yo. re Hrs mwmwj ifldrmfififihw and notably so by the author of the: decision alone applies, is whether & | question, and this dicision of the Ap- The slector desires to vote, and also fn | yoled for by Individual matks in the, if any mark other tham a¢ Judicat~ fop of the ballot before attempting 140] visiting her son Frank, Mr, and Mrs, John Leo went on the excursion to N. Y. and are vismng friends in Conn. Messrs. Smith and Bunn went on the excursion to N. 'Y. to purchase new goods Mis. Will Thurston and son, Bertie, of Garrattsville spent a few days last week at J. Salisbury's. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Aldrich 'of orris were guests at O. B. Gardner's the first of the week. £00 222 202 ___ Maryland John Lamb was in Davenport Sun- day, <> Elmer Georgm and wlfe have bean entertaining friends. Milton Conover and wrfe returned. from Fort Plum Thursday. \oce Mrs. Stlag Shepherd died at a Brook-. lyn hospxta] Wednesday morning and the remains arrived here on Thursday: Mrs. Shepherd had been, will] health for nearly a year and 'the nly 'hope. seemed to be in going to a hospital for treatment and that proved of tio avail. Sho was 36 years of age, Mrs, Shep- erd was a woman who. wanted. every- one for her friends and the large num- ber who visited the house and' the large attendance at thefuncral tell. the high esteem int hich she . wastheld.; In her suffering her only thought seemed to be for her family, A faith- tul wife, a loving daughter and a kind mother bas gone. | The funeral was held at the Obristain church Friday afternoon, Rev. Rockwell officiating. Interment in the McKown cemetery. Elk Creek. There will be a sociable conducted by the Epworth League on Friday evening of this week at Grange Hall for the benefit. of the church. The marriage of Miss Cora Bartlett to George Knapp of Cooperstown took place Oct. 20 at the home of the bride near this place, Rev Lappous, pastorof the Baptist church at Schonevus, per- formed the ceremony. - A few guests were invited, | After partaking of a for an extended visit with friends in Norwich-and vicinity. Mr. snd Mrs. Chas, Green now have four boys instead of three, One ar rived last Wednesday, E. D. Seward moved his family back to Homer 'last week, He has been living in the house with Dow Webster for nearly two years assisting in the farm work, An aged brother of Mrs. Prindle ré- siding near Albany has been visiting her the past week. He:-was, accompa- nied by his grandson.. Mr. Yeou- |. mans is-82 yeas old-and had not seen his sister in twelvo years. A family by the name of Blessing has: moved, intothe Peaslee house on Badeau kill,\ May they be a blessing to the community. |_ Middlefletd Centre. Mrs. B. L. Gates and Anna Cun- ningbam spent a fow days lost week in Utica. 'The Ladfes' Aid Society are invited to meet.at Mrs, Denison Clark's Thurs- day afternoon of this week,. The Y. P. 8, C. E. will hold a box meal/Friday evening of this week at the church. parlors; Mrs. Homer Hannah is spendifig the week in Cooperstown.:with her alster, Mrs. Andrew Davidson. Robert Hall and Will Green ars at- tending the High Sghool at Coopers» fown. Miss Leona Gault of Cherry Valley. spent a few days with Addis VanDou- sen last week, Mrs. Edwin Smith has been viiting \ber alsters af Warren and Vanhornes- ville, _ > Mrs, Geo, Grout and Mrs. Nora Grout are visiting in GJoremvllIe. Onktvlllo. , Mr. and Mrs, 1&er took advantage of the excursion to New York last 'Wednesday and. are expected home Tuesday, < Mig. Mary Gallup, who has \been xpendmga few weeks wilh relalives here, fefurned: to New York last Wednuday Xr, John: Ellis,, who with his wile atherin-Jaw, Mr, Trish, wis called to home'in Waverly, Ps., on business main hers fo complela their visit.. [Little Falls, \Fred. Leland left for-New?“ Ink Saturday, | \~ Jit Johnson has purchated | q fine ywnghone of DelmIAks. Lindon Poller and Ruth Poller at 1 fended the Gage-Bloomer wedding at : Commborn last week.. \Kr and Mrs min Gregory 'and || C X. Potier has the blanks for Ted citing the Comnty Kirs Insurance Co, amesiment now aus. Benton Potter Is allending school at Hartwick this ria. = Les FRck weak Slicing 'on Bis thm-vminlmébghm 'Mrs. Couse of Masonville has been | bountiful repast the happy couple left f and little son have beew spending the | (Jatler part of the summer wilh his lm’l‘hunday His wile and son re |_ Mr, and Mix, Irvin: Snyder visited | last week with Jr. Snyder's wister at 7 Mrs, Geo. Bwart of Oneonta spen Saturday with her niece, Mrs. F. M. Fox. Mrs. Percy Southworth and . daugh- ter, Pauline, are visiting. her parents at Hartwick, Mrs, J. E. Barnes of No. 7 Ford Ave., Oneonta, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. P, Barnes over Sunday.. Miss Agnes Brooks of Oneonta spent Sunday with Her parents, Mr. and Mrs John Brooks, Misses Muso Silliman, Blanche Every and Lillian VanDusen attended: the Epworth Téague Copvention at East Davenport as | «delegates | from | this place..: & part) of five of hunters are camp- mg néar North Korright. | Judging 'from the report that they lulled four coors the first night, we should say they wef successful. ‘ Miss Luly Hopkins has xssued invi- tations for-a party at her home, Oct. 80, to celebrate her eighteenth birth- day. Toddsvllle. Whojcannot enjoy these beautiful autumn.days? Joseph Todd has moved \into the town of Otsego. Mrs. Marsh, Wm. Gifford, . Adele and HarlbnG-ifl‘ord and MISSE\ Diana Glfi'ord 'of Morris were guests of Mrs. N. VnnSlyko last Monday. Worcester, Mrs. Clarissa Chamberlain is im- proving somewhat., Hopes are enter- tained that she W111 regam» her usuql health, [ . The first lecture in the course at the Buphstmburch was delivered Tuesday evening. by ' Rev. Cooper, Subject, \Our Times.\ Venison is for sale at the market, brought here by C. O. Waterman who | claimed to have shot the deer way up in the Maine woods. Deer meat. is 25 cents per pound. *~ heated: by steam in the near future. Goodrich does the work. Halloween and harvest-supper in the Congregational church | Friday evening. Miss® Hotchkiss - of - Binghamton |_ tang and the Rey. Melville of Sidney preached in the Congregational church Sunday evening. An Italian section hand named Mor- ell 'Bostuello was killed. by a freight train at this station- last week, - The: gang . lmd been replacing the South Hill crossing and were Alling between the ties with earth. - All the men were slow about leaving the track but Bos: tuello lingered the fraction of a second 'too long and was mangled beyond recognition, A wife und four chil- drenin Italy will moutn his death. The 'Widow Mooney 1897 hop crop has been soldint.17o. to -J. H. Foster of Cobleskill, .But-very few hops arc. buled in this vicinity-all are waiting for wet weather and 25¢. per pound? A great many polatoes aro, being loaded every day at 50¢, per bushel or better, Tha prospect for higher prices in a few weeks does not keep farmers from selling. A new, burglar and. fire proof vault isbeing built in the bank. | If, will have a timé Jock and all the modern. improvements. Bunday, '= Westford. Mr. and Mrs, H. Becker of Schene- vus spent the Sabbath with A..G. Tut: hill and family, > Mrs. Elisha: Treat is very sick and not expected to: recover, Dr. Whit- ford of Schorievus altonds her, Miss Marlta«Winnic is spending several weeks In Oneontay ~ ~»~~ MY. and, Mrs, E.. Niles of Middfeffeld -were in town: Sunday, the guest; of Geo, Hall and family... The village school teacher, Mfr, H. Cossaart, with Geo, Hall, Mrs: Arna Breeso of Gloversville has been visitiig ther friends here; Bho returned. to her Home: Tugsday, Her mother, Mrs; H. \Wales accom» panled her and will 'spend seteral weeks visiting her | and other friends, Mr. and Mrs; . Melvin Esmay , of Schenerus spent Sumhy with rela- tives Infown. _ 8. VanZandt, who was so badly 1m jured by béing thrown from & wagon, is improving slowly Dr. Sloan at ad Xxx. Harvey. Webster very pleasanfly entertained the: Ladies' Aid Society of the: Baptist church Thure day afterndon, Oct 21. \> ~ Miz. Irvinx 'Griggs bas returned to her home In N. Y, City: Mra. N. Bidlake ipent tha past week in New Tork, selecting her vinta- laminar... The cheese factory which har been a great success the past anummer under | “ammo” Oct: 30. Gommpbanfimv to he curable If faken in time-the Germa® romedy known as Orto's Care, baving | found fo 'be an almost certain Great by car agents, Kenyon & Wh Masai; and Be. W1¥Mmifiafn Pride, Prep | Dr wammmfijmw - Coltlers. -Luests or the Jokens, Geo. Baldwin is to have his hotel |- Mrs. Fred. Clark was burled last | Times, and I never allow myself to be the mannagement of Chas, McRorie, | k anamn Doctor's Wonk.fitf:lua rm” “a.“ theta-mafia:- cars for the iesss Asks, Poa | chitfs, Crogp,. Coughs, Colds, Prew | 4 mugmias’f amtnfnlgnzés‘ I onses are quickly cared Cia's Femple tes of Care are beng pth%F.L mfiynfirakfim (Ex;- , * There was onco n Scotch drover who, shough ho could neither read nor write, had nevertheless mado n. large fortund by sheep farming and was open to any degree,of flattery as to his abilities in: this dopartment of Jator. . A purchaser, knowing his weakness and anxious to work himsolf into his good graces, ven: tured one evening. to remark, \I am of the opinion, six, that you aro a greater man than even tho Duke of Welling ton ar \¥loot 1\ replied the sheop farm- er modestly, banging his head- with a pleased smile and. taking a, largo pinch of snndt. “That's too much—too much by fir-by far.\ But his guest, after orpntiufing for awhile upon the great powers of 'his host in collecting\ and concentrating\ upon a southern market a flock of sheop, / suggested the. question, ,!*Gould . the Duke of Wellington havo done that?\ > Tho heep farmer thought a little, snuffled 'and replied: \Theo Duke of Wellington was no doubt n clever man -very, very clever, I beliove. They tell me he wasa good soger, but, then, d'ye gee, ho bad reasonable men to deal with -captains and majors and generals that could understand him, every one of them, both officers and mon-but I am not sure, after all, if ho could manage, gay, 20,000. sheep besides black cattle that could not understand one word he said, Gaelio or English, and bring every . hoof of them-to. Fakirk Tryst?...I doo 1t, I doot'it, butt havo done that!\ | The inforence wis ovident. ~ «. Bmall Doses, \So your doctor has prescribed a bi- 1 oycle for you, has ho?\ * \Did he give you any directions ro- garding its uso?\ l unfacmdflands Torrible Itching Sores Break Out Preventing Rost Night or Day- | How Reliaf Was Four. @I haye been foe meny years 'with Itching sores un my fsco and houds. I could not'reat riyut of (h, and tho medicine I took CHi nol re. lovo mo al- though I tried everything I couid h ar of. | My husband ona day gob Ing a bui do of Hood's Sarsaparilia n.A [logan ta' with the very be pres 1s. d have taken in all seven bottles a J a n now cured.\ Mots, Mou b Actisefon, N. J. # Last whater Lbrois eubawith sores on -|. ia fivecent |« my face. di .o: plees. | I heird mopté «*y ro much about Hood's Sarsaparilla thit 1 ditermined to\ tey 16, ~In a week after Lb the sores comm; noud 'o heal, and in a' short timo they wey entirely cured.\ AlimonG Trsisos, Karuvijie, N. J. \I had ro-nppotite mud was without wmbitiqn, for anylhing, ' 1 began taking 'Hood's Semparllld a58' in a stiort time L |- 'had a good: appetite hnd, felt better.\ | [ Rexay Heauion, Warrenville, N. J. ~. You can get' Hood's Sarsaparilla of all hdmggists $1~ six for $4 Get only Hood's, Saw Cumming and Filing: done while you wait cross-cut; drag, or mill saws. Now StateCorn Meal and Feed: By the hiindred or ton for sale at the market glee. All open forcus- m grinding 12 hours every day LYONS FEED MILL, MILFORD, N. Y. C ; NewGoods for the Fall Trade, John E. Luth- er's. . Lowest pricesfor cash. \'Yes ho told me not to tako more _ than six drops after each meal. \-Up to Date. A. Orusl Comment, \Yes said Miss Giltington, \the countis such a shy mon! But ho has proposed to mo nt Inst It was very amusing, for bo was dreadfully ombar- rassod.\* \Bol understand, \ replied Aliss Cny‘ enne} | \Anancially - embarrassed.\ Washington Star. Off His Neat, Nothing is so discournging ton young Inwyer just as ho waxes cloqnent abont‘ angelg' tears, weeping willows and tombstones as to bo Interrapted by the cold blogded justice with, \You're off your nest, bub; this is a caso of hog stealing.\ R The Unconscious Parent- Little Bobble (a dimo novel flend}- But woulda't do olo man drop dead wid fear of tho know dat ho wis spankin Ripronring: Ronald, the Red Rover of the Boncesvnllexrangcl—Ixmv York Journal. i+ 'What Saved Him, licenmn collared the scorcher, “Herc!\ ho exclaimed, \you blanked =--Lello; -you\. ridg the ramo- mako\ of wheel I do! You'd better pump up that front trom little:: It's too loft.\~0hi- cago Tribune. * b For nol and oh6 secoud hand DeLaval Separators—In- quire of O. J. Cook; - West Onwuta, N. Y. Veremntcary Book Fres-Dr. Hum- phrey's, Veterinary. Manual on the Areatment \of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Dogs, and Poultry, mailed free upon: equest, Address tho Hum» phreya' Co., New York, Serofuln is the adverlisemont of Blood, Itmay beentirely driven from the system by the faithful use of Hood's SarsapariNla, which thoroughly puri- fici the blood Bishop Mambo-hf New York, on br. J arnu'Headacha Powers. *** With reg-ml to: these Headache Powders; I have no hesifation in com» mending them to froa head «cha They relieve the pain speedily, and Lhive: never known anyone to be harmed by their use, I have, been, a great sufferer from headache in my life, but have almost gotten. rid of it by the constant useof hot water and fruit, and: By doing without coffee. The Dr. James Kadacixc Powders | hare, however, greatly relieved mo at abr ind eat em, Without them, and hava recommended themto other! freely. 'C C McCiss. - Forsale'at she drugstore. $1w% act aad & mm!“ mimufl bowels, a? We. fever,\ “cachet-nimummzum | pharanined cure by all ermprintss Croup Guickly Cured. - Mostars Gus, Ark.-Oar children werk safering with croap when ware | Hired a botile of Chamberiain's Cough Rewedy, Itafforded almockt Instsr6 This cele? 13 | Tt pays to talk Before buylig. Ask about the Teather; the thrond, the workin that all aro\ first class: harness is chenpest in tho end. We like to talk harness, © Oursis good; the lid” aro right. Hare ness from our store stands Mest of use im Pega “151 carry the Jargest line of - COTLIL. AES to be found in: this section. Iwill ft your h perfectly, Prlcds from lilac. cup. your horses \A.nlea lie of ' SUMMER GO0DS- ready for you ab prices lower thanever before. * ta7-All the best brands of Axio 1} Harness Boom an?!) e Ings, Gmseagdo h' Brushes, and everything you mt for the liable. ALVIN R. SMITH KO. 4 BROXD ST, - OKEONTK, X 1 Not for Everything. But if you have kidney. liver or bladder trouble you will find Swamp: Root justih6 remedy youneed, Peo- plesré not apt to get anxious about || If you aro | their health soon enough, ''not quite well\ or 'half sick\ have you ever thought may be the enuse of your sickness? It is casy onougfi to (tell by selling I aside your urine for twenty four r taking dt |. at. your kidney; - Way or prosPERITY w 7 We thinkms ato sife saying that. wo 'have the finest assortmetib' in our lins: ever shown In comin and look tho'stock over whether you wish to buy or not, If you wish to employ & BOOK KEEPER, STEN OGRAPHER, TELE GRAPH OPERATOR, or busmess as sistant apply to 5.0 Illa? 72er _ College n _SHORTHANDETEIEGRAPEY * No charge is made foemployer o employes for our service, . OARNELL & HOTT, Albany, it. Y. '| COOPERSTOWN&C.Y.R. R. 'Time Nut-33. Takes that Jill-11:53. 1897. mmsaomp abik £01 adaiSy anacatnoy $ . 988 3 & hours; a sedinient or seltling Indicates | an unhealthy condition 'of the kid- neys, When urine sialnis linen it fs evidencs of kidney trouble. \Too fre- quont destre lo urinate, scantly supply, path: or dull ache in the back, is 'also convincing proof that the kidnéys and If bladder need doctoring. There f# satisfaction in knowlng that tho. great remedy Dr, Kilimer's Swamp-Root, fulfils avery wish fn re- Heving weak or dissased kidnay# and all forms of bladdecand urfriary troub« Its, [Not duly does Swamp-Root giva new life and activity to the kulneyt~ the cause of trouble, but by treating | the kidneys it acts asa \tonic 'for the entire constilation, If you ned a medicina you should have tha best. Sold by drunk};t price Afty canis and que dollar, orby mentioning Dr, Kil« mergflwampnool and sending your addres to Dr. Kilmer & Co, Bing- hamlon, N. Y. you mayhaveanmple a bottle of this groat discovery sent Ao [you by mail -== \ AGreat Melamine mun ”any. Kenyon Szwmmey. Xilford; and H. L. Pride, PortBadvlle 11:1 now 0 giving free to all @a trial packige of *\\ the great herbal remedy, Bapon's Cel- try King: If ladies suffering from a © 4282s “mg-13mm sh arte lea-memo momma-mm to an or- county of Oteego, notice is hereby gives, accord Ing to lav, to all persons having rlaims against the estate of DeEttle . Blanchand deceseed, late of the town of Hartwick In said county, that they ars required to exhibit the sams, with vouchers there 'of, to the undersigned, executor of. the last wil MMtumnmmummd residence ln the town of Hartwick in said. couity. hwumunfldq—«mem Dated May Bq 191 0 000 ._ Purvasnt to as order of Hos, Lyow J, Arnold Surrogate of the county of Otego, notion Is here- -| by given scconding to law, to all persons bavieg \claims agingt the estate of Paschel As Jewell, do mmdmmumfimm ald com mmamdnnmhmm of Middlefield In sald county; alumna.“ neryous disorders and constipation | \T. | will use this remedy they will soon be | free from the headaches and backaches | “mam-e csased-4hem so much sef=| erwfmes, Meadow, : tram in snd «ll blood} are. | Large sires $50. and S6c, Kdzcate Yeur Hewels TRX Cancercta inire constipation forever, | woses, Canty CoTartio, tare ”lase- naecmmm [ptbatsiatin foie | TPs PeC: Pain 4am M Mommas-WNW # m # fiafihflmmm Aullford: We wouldbeplused to have you . 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