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mjgsetxmmt*v*v*iMinvafB&wtffii*itiiiG Tirthl»»ATr, FEBRTJARY 2, 1882. The Boston World Fair project lias, died a natural death. The Gommittee, after having given all the newspapers of tho country time enough to do plenty of guessing-, now calmly announoes that through Boston's lack of interest it has ' been obliged to relinquish the task. . «a I > The Grand Jury at New York Monday b igan an investigation of the railroad ac- cident at Spuyten Divyvil. It is quite possible that the jury will reach a more satisfactory conclusion tlian did the cor- o-iur's jury, whose vei'diofc was too sweep- ing by fur. %Jsm ^— Governor Cornell has issed a proclama- tion calling for a special election Feb. 28, in the 18th senatorial district, for a successor to the late Benator Wagner; Mr. Davis, a brother-in-law of Senator Wagner, and a rich Democrat of Mont- gomery cottnty, has declined to be a can- didate. A monument is to' be erected to thg memoay of Senator Wagner, but instead of stone let it be a statue that shall be powerful to protect the Uvea of those who Wrist themselves ( to the considerate care of the railroad officials. Scarcely a Friday passes without one or more hangings in the United States; but how many people have taken warning ard contolled their tempers ? In New lork city, as an instance in a small pari 'of tne United States, there are thirteen .persons awaiting trial for killing fellow beings. It is assorted upon the aatliority of the Buffalo Oourier that \the seat on thi United States snpreme. court, which may shortly be vacated by the retirement ol Judge Hunt, will be sought by number of the judges and lawyers of western New York for the Hon - . James G. Smith o! Oanaiiduigua, now an associate justice of tile supreme court of this state.\ Oattle raisers will be interested to know! that Canada is in a fail' Way to secure permission to import cattle from the Oaiitecl States for stock jim-poses, after first subjecting the animals to a quaran- tine similar to that which cattle from \Great Britdan have to undergo. Here- tofore, any intcrcou e with the United, States in this respect has been strictly: -prohibited. Tho man who is in'jail in Morrlsville ^charged with burning the Oneida Oem- numlfcy bam in -November last, a life-Ion^ OQ nmunity man himself, has been talk- ing to a newspaper man to the extent of tli jee columns of close print. Assuming that lie states the facts, the moral rotten^ ness of the organization is something fearful, and Noyes himself the arch fiend on earth. The merchants and dealers of a village do not differ muoh in their schedule of prices. One eannat afford to mark his goods muoh above his neighbors ; they all must necessarily come pretty near on a level if tlley expect to do business, and cannot afford to deal unjust or fraudu- lently with their customers. They have a reputation to maintain—a name for hon- est dealing to build up. Hence the relia- ble places to deal is with your home busi- ness nJen. But wo notice that manv are inclined to patronize the transient ped- dlers because they think they are getting goods dirt cheap. It is an easy thing to bo deceived by glib talking exports who have no reputation to maintain, for after they have made a sale they may be seen no more forever. A falsehood with them is ds good as a truth, for they r ever ex- pent to be seen again. Well t i-sguised shoddy, if once sold answera as well as tho most reliable goods. Many a family has repented at. leisure for deali-ig and thoughtlessly with strangers, they never expert to sees again. It is not a good way to do. Tho committe of the House of Repre se.ntatives on the Census has agreed to report favorably Mr. MoOoid's Apporti- onment bill with certain amendments, one of which makes the total number of the members of tho House 320. The bill now provid-s that after the 8d of March, 1883. (liv. House of Bepresentativos shall be composed of 320 members to be appor- tioned PS follows : Alabama 8, Arkansas 5, t alifornia 5, Colorado 1, Oonneotieut 4, Deuiwjire 1', Fjorida 1, Georgia 10, Illi- nois 21, Ind'ana 13, Iowa 11, Kansas 6, Ket tucky 11, Louisana 6, Maine 4. Maryland 6, Massachusetts 12, Michigan 11, Minnesota 5, Mississippi 7, Missouri Id-, Nebraska 3, Nevada 1, New Hamp- shire 2, New Jersey 7, New York 34, Nerth Carolina 9, Ohio, 21, Oregon 1, Pennsylvania 29, Bhode Island 1, South Carolina 6, Tennessee 10, Texas 1 0, Ver- mont 2, Virginia 10, West Virginia 4, and Wisconsin 8, The change v/as made from 319 to 320 to give Illinois one more Member, on account of the extraordinary gr«wth of Chicago. THg SURGEON; WoHDEBFDii SxntaicAii OPERATION—RE- MOVAL OF UMNARY'STOKKS FROM THE BliABDBR 3TJ0E«SFOII. Mr. Simeon Tiotsell, of Saugerties, N. X, had been treated for seven years by various physicians for what they call Stricture of the Uretha, without benefit. Ho finally consulted Dr. David Kennedy, of Kondout, N. X., -who found his trouble to be urinary caleuli or stones in the blad- der. The doctor at once removed the foreign bodies with She knife and then gave his great blood spaciftc, '\Favorite H'eniedy,\ to prevent their reformation. The entire treatment was successful, and Mr. Tietsell'B recovery was rapid and perfect. While \Favorite Kemedy\ is a specific in all Kidney and Bladder diseases, it is equally valuable in eaSos of bilious dis- orders, constipation of the bovfels, and all the class of ills apparently inseperable from the constitutions of women. Try it. Your druggist has it, and its cost is only one dollar per bottle. The lucky man is he who puts this advice in prac- tice. Don't forget the noma and address, Dr. David Kennedy, Bondout, N. Y. The doctor would have it understood that, while he is engaged in the introduction of his medicine, \Favorite iemedy,\ he still continues the practice of his profes- sion, but confines himself exclusively to office practice. He treats all diseases of a chronic character, and performs all the minor and capital operations of surgery. Walant loaf Hair Restorer. It is entirely different from all others. It is as clearas water, and, as its name ndicates, is a perfect Vegetable Hair Bes- orer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray h.rir to its natural color, and produce a new growth where it lias fallen off. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sul- phur, Sugar of Lead, and Nitrate of Sil- ver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in a few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for -it. Each bottle is warranted. Oomstook Bros., TJtica and G. N. Gritten- ton, Now York, Wholesade Agents. Dr. Bliss has authorized the statement that neither he nor.any of the physicians engaged on the case of the late president will present bills for services. Here at last is a bulletin that the American peo- ple will appreciate. Meanwhile, a con- gressional committee has been appointed to consider the matter and the services ol the physicians will doubtless be genor- ously recogViized. »-«>-* Once more bank-depositors have a warning in the failure' of the People- 's bank, 'at Tecumseh, Mich. The hard earnings of poor men and women, to the amount of $80,000, have been swept away —wild speculation the cause. The presi- dent of the institution has gone on a pro- lan? ed visit to Mexico. No punishment could be too severe for tho viliians who thus abuse the confideuce of the thrifty poor to their ruin. »^ . • A prominent officer of .-the Central \\Railroad estimates that the travel done 'upon,that road with passes given to state public officers, is the equivalent of more! than $100,000 a year in fares. With thi-. amount in hand, the company could handsomely equip its cars with proper heatiug apparatus, tools, fire extinguish- ers, and a system of signals that would ,; forever prevent that most inexcusable of all accidents—a collision from behind. There is no donbt that many of the ac- cidents on the railroads are due to thi .fact that the employees me overworked ami are required to bo on duty for too many cousecutivo hours. The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern has issued au order to the effect that all its engi- neers and firemen, after making then runs, shall bo off duty ten hours, givin\ them a chance to rest and then take the first engine in readiness This plan will commend itself to everyone. Yanderbilt and GonlQ. The New York correspondent of the Utica Herald makes the following com- ments on these 'rival -railroad magnates.' Gould is now more insatiable than ever. He pockets a railroad almost at the rate of one a month, but this affords little satisfaction so long as there are so many still bevond his reach. The fact that Vanderbilt got control of the Bead- ing was very annoying aud he is deter- mined yet to give the former an exper- ionce of his power. He feels tbat New, York can hold only 'one railway king and ol! others must take second rank, He can, when the favorable time arrives turn the power of Ms geaius backed by 100 millions of capital upon Vanderbilt, who, under such circumstances may call for quarter. It would not be surprising if Gould should form an aliance with John W. Garrett, President of tho Bal- timore & Ohio road, for the very pur- pose of conquering Vanderbilt. There would in that case be two railway longs, one in Baltimore and another in th»s city, forming a Northern .aud Southern empire. Bender this may sound strange but stranger things have happened. WAEBAKTED. Henry & Johnson's Ar- nica and Oil Liniment is warranted to pleaao ' 1 who use it. At this time, when so many persons .are baring their arms to the lancet, it is well to keep in mind the fact that the vaccine poison is very active. A tiny- bit of it, iutroducod into the blood by tin most commonplace accident, may cause untold inconvenience. Our exchanges .toll us of a mnn living near Troy who Bcrapped the skin of his nose with a fing- er which had lately been in contact with some of this matter, and passed a fort- night in bed as a consequence ; and of a woman at Glen's Falls who scratched an itching spot on her foot after touching her vaccinated arm, with f£e result of being crippled for a month. Next to the wisdom of behig vaccinated enough, must be held the wisdom of guarding oneself against being vaccinated too muoh. Mr. Scovilie's points on the motion for a new trial in the Guiteau case have been submitted, and cover all possible aveneus of ingenuity in behalf of a hopeless cause. The newspaper submitted as having been found in the juror's, room, and hearing Vie names of certain of their number, has 'been examined, and though the prepon- derating testimony will probably convii a> the public that the writing is a forgiry, tho presentment its clever enough to ex- cito interest. One of Mr. Scovilie's 'points claims an error on the part of the judge, in that he connived with the pros- ecution to give the prisoner free reign for his boistrousness, and thus aid the ex- perts and jury in passing judgment upon 'the plea of the defendant—insanity. The point, if the facts prove a pre-arrange- mont to this end, may be said to be well taken. Suferiiig Wompn. There is but very small proportion of the women of this nation that do not suf- fer from some'of the diseases for which Kidney-Wort is specific. Wben the bow- els have become costive, headache tor- ments, kidneys out of fix, or piles dis- 'tross, tako a package and its wonderful •tonic and renovating power will cure you and givo new life.— Watchman. JIave You Ever Known any person to bo seriously ill vrithout a weak stomach or inactive liver or kidneys ? And wh«n these organs *le 'in good condition do you not find their 'possessor enjoying good health? Parker's Ginger Tonic regulates tutu important •rgans, makes the blood rich nnd pure, ,/md strengthens every part of the sjitem. Baa other oolwnn, A Gliost in Oswego County. A correspondent writes to the Oswego Express from Oswego Centre as follows : Mention has been made of the exploits of an unknown man in the swamp one mile west of Oswego Oentie on the road to Southwest Oswego. As a hint of the su- pernatural always awakens interest, your correspondent pas made inquiry into the matter, feeling that if Oswego Centre can substantiate her elaims to a lively ghost, it-would add to her attractions.' There is certainly no more desirable location for a ahost in this part of the state. Owinq; to the marshy nature of the ground, it is difficult to enter the swamp. The road but wide enough for one team, is built of logs and covered witli dirt. By permission I will give the experi- ence of two townsman, only adding there a\ others with like experiences, whose nam^s mi \-lit be mentioned, and that these gentleman do not attribute it v to sn - Deniiu.ril causes. S'me six weeks ago M. .T. Daly, of Southwest Oswego, was dnving ihrouuli the swamp in the evening when, without notice, his horse stopped, n^t r gardins repeated applieatiousof the wlrp ofh»r than snort. Getting out of \the carriage, he attempted to lead the horse, but without success, and not until he had twice l.-ft buggy and after repeat- ed whippings could he start the animal, and fion it ran with him to Mr. Pasko's on-i mil» d'stant. Mr. G. W. Baker, of Oswego Centre, has had i like experience. At such a time there are always strange stories in circulation. Here is one from a respon- sible partv, although doubtless, arising from a disordered imagination. This p 'rty, a lady and Kentleman, were driving through fbe \dismalswanip one evening when their hoaS'e stopped, and looking tonth they saw, or sav +hey saw, a female figure kneeliug by the side of a coffin. The appnration appeared to be robed in some li<dit colored material. The whole scene was made visible by a dim light. Two or three years ago a party of hun- ters one niadit saw a man with a spade come out of tlie swamp, get into aif open wacron and drive rapidly away. Since tlie above mentioned occurrences it is of course snrmiced that the man had brought a murdered victim there for bur- ial. Perhaps it was nothing more than a polecat; possibly it was his mother-in- law, whom he had slain in self-defense, and who. owing to the hardness of her nature, has been deposited in that place two years before her ghost could disem- body itself. Your correspondent drove through this swamp about 8 o'clock one evening, and again between tlie hours of twelve and one, but escaped unharmed. It has been said \there is no effect with- out a cause;\ having told the effect we leave it to our philosophical readers to determine the cause. Oentlemfn. —Your Hop Bitters have be >n of great value to mo. I was laid up with typhoid fever for over two months and could get no relief until I tried your Hop Bitters. To those suffering from de- bility or any one in feeble health, I cor- dially recommend them. J. 0. STOETZED, 683 Fulton-street, Ohicogo, HI Permit no Substitutes. Innist upon obtaining Floreston Co- logne. It is pre-eminently snpprior in peroiOBemoe *id rich delicacy of fr»g- sanoa, R8Wf.RP«. Over a Mll:ion of Proiessor GUILMETTE'3 KI1EY >»> ••*— \•^<2j'jz<.&-7?>ii u a vn a 1 r.a a'l y betui-s -Id tn Mils c< uutry a»id in Franco; i-TOry one or w h i o n Iius given per- fect alls a I'- ll -n ; ai'd U is pert rmedi:'u r es every t.'mo when u Prt icnnrdln? to d'rcotlon.. Wo nrw Pay Co 'lie flli -rpd a'id doubting \IIPS that, we wilt pay the abuvo rmvard Iur a single case o( X«£a,:o3.o 33n,ol3K. That OIP Pad r I'M to cure. Thi Rra t tt.'merty wilt pootsc v ly mid pprm.tnontly -uTe Lurah gu, Liitne •<- o\ subi t a. Or, v 1, Duns tes, Dropsy. HrljchVs DISQ SO .1 tlie Kian>i.v-!, In'ontii.i'no\ a >d Retetit on of ti n Urlm\. In. flainm tl-mot no rcidnoys. OaraiTno' ui\ Blad- der, Well Uolo ed Cr.ne, P in in lie Biolr, Mo or I.. lis. N<-rvuus Weakness, and In tact nil dls-raersor tin. 1 Blatld'r ami Urinary orsraus wliecli'-r con' ructed-by prtra a Utae.isior o, livr- wts • Ij4DtES.lt von ar<; sufT'Tln? from Femulo W uKiieis -LoacoTlioj , '>r any ai-ms-or tlie Kidney .Hal ioror Urm-iry Ogiins Y»U VAX B K I'UitEIM .Without swal'owli.jj nan-eon meiliclnes, By •Simplv wanner 1'lt P (JUILMETTrVS FII BUEY PAB PARKER'S HAIR nmti Aperfcctdresv ing, ejegatillyper fumed and harm- less. Removes ^jdandnifT. restores natural cnlnr »'•*[ prevents buid in. J» fin lrn?Igor£ttBs Sieirisl&aM Sevsr taricates t3 1'iiis delicious cawitinntioH ef Oinctr, Btichu, U Mandrake, SUNintjKi. andnuny other nf the be&t S v*5<\iaii'a rBmedirn known, cur^s ntl disorders of a tlit Wwels, R'omach, liver, Uducys andlungs, &is | Tha Best mi Surest G3agh Cure Evor Used. M If 70a R'a suffering front FVnwi'o Complnints, is Kcrvotisneoa, 1ft akefulness, 1 heyniarismDj-Ppep- 3 sin. are or any distnaa or ir.firmi'v, taka Prrfcer's % Ginj^r Tonic. 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Ask yi u r d us?H to'' Prof. GultmPtro's Fr\ivliKiiney Pud, aiH raue no ailu-r. If lw h is n a got It. M'ti i S-.oo aa.l yua will receive tlie Pai U- remrn inn. Juil!»eHLOU.\NAN. Law er.TnlPiJ , 0„siya : '•On» ol Pot Gallme i-'s Fr neb K diiey Pitfls cured mn ot L rn'iigiiln h eoivecUs lm\ 51 y ciwi' h ul bee i RI• e i u by ' h • be t d et - rs : s ntur.nip. i>v tug all tins urn- t uTorcd U'i'ol ngouy and paid out Ur^G suras or ranncy.\ G'-o :RE TST 'ER. ,T. P., Toleai, o . i-avs: \1 i-ufTer^d-ror mree year- w tli Se ai lea and Kid ey D.-CdS 1 , and often aud o {jo about 'D cr'r clii-p, I was eniirey .ua perma leuily cu ed atciT w-nvlng ''rot Gu.liaette's frenoli Klduey Pud four w eks.\ 'Souire N. O. Sentt, v 'ylvan'a, O , wr:tea: '•in ve been a grt.it siifft-rer ror 15 years wl'h ilrl' tit's Disease o( the Kldne s. Por weed's at a time \v is uaahle t i get out ot bed ; t -ok barrels of rned;ci'.e, bin tliey jra> erne only t mp.irary relief. I wore two oi Prof. Gu.lraoc- ie'sliid-iey P.ids six weeks, una I now know lumentliplyciired.\ Mrs. HELE-IJEHOUE, Toledo. O.. siys : \For ye i s I lia\ e be n enoll -ed, a e- efcL part of t--e ilrae to ray bed, with Leuennh03aand fe- male vreaici e^s. 1 w reon» o. Gu lw.eite's Kid- ney Pails and iva- cured In one tn nth.\ II. B GRBE i, Wholesale Grocer, Flndlay, O., writes: \ I suTero.l for 95 year8 with lame back and In three weai.8 wus permanently cur d by weaiIng on.- t'f Prof. Qullne tie's n.dney Pads.\ B. I'-KBESI-r^G M. D.. Drmrglst Logansport, Ind.. wueu sending In an order for Kldn»y tfaJs, W'l esi \ I wore one of the flrpfc ones we had, and I recel e.l rao.e benefit fr.)in It than anyhlngt ever used. 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AGENTS WASTED: EXAMIN-IO^HISM.nTH-T u DBICAGO, ROCK I8LB.NI) IPACIFIG Rl Crtfls the attention of travdwra to the central posi- tion of its line, ooiinectnuj the East and the west by tha shortest route, nnd carrying passenqorg, without change of cars, between Chlcaco and Kau- snu City, Council Bluffs, Leavenworth, Atchison, Minneapolis and St. Paul. It eonneclB In Union Dcpotawithall the \\'\ \ Ihe Atlantic and — meut is unrivaled and maguiacent, being composed of M03t Comfortable and Beautiful Day Coaches, Ma^Hiaccnt Kortou KiOliuihe Chair Cars. Pull- man's Prettiest Palace tjlcepine Cars, and the Bc-sf Line of Dining Cora In the \W^vld. Three Trains between Chicago and Mlesouri Hivor Points. Two Trains between Ch.iQjgo and Minneapolis and St, Paul, via the Famoun \ALBERT LEA ROUTE.\ A New and Direct I*ino,via Seneca and Kankft- kee.has recently b-aeii opened between B-ldimond. Norfolk, Newport News, Chattanooga, Atlanta, An- gu^ta, Najhviile, lioulsville, LexinRton, Cincinnati indianapohB and Lafayette, and Omaha, Minneap- olis aad at. Paul and mtonnecftate points. All Throusii Pa3Bonger3 Travel on IPaat Express Trains. _ Tickets for BP.lo at oil principal Ticket Offices in the United States and Canada. , Baggage checked tfcrouKh and ratqs of fare al- ways a3 low as corapetitgrs that offer Jess advan- JFor\detailed informatioh, B3t tlie Maps and Fold era of the CSSAT ROpK ISLA?3D ROUTE, \tyour nearest Ticket Ofllcc, or address \ R. CABLE, £ . ST. JOHN, \icc-PrC3 . & Gca'l M's'r, Oen'l Tltt. * Paw. A*t. CHICAGO ^S^ eni^d by tha etrain of your duties avoid stiHiuhuitsand ua Hop Sitters- IE YOU ava younp t discrutiou or olssiiiat rivd or Binnio, old or^ j-ooi'hcoUhorJCvHKui'ihM--.=. HCFB, rtly on Ho pS^ Bitters, WhooTcr youai-e, -**- rp1 \\\ whenever yon feel thac yv.r pyntcm nreds clcaiisiBg-, ton- ing or ylhmilatUig, wi tliout I'II tnricr.tir.g, tako t-Sof> Gi-tters. Have you tfys- /$& , pepa'a, Uidnty-%2& ; ornrmarvcOHi-*s«i vtaint, dlHCnsol'^i ot ttiQ stomcchA-m baiveta, M»od,S%! livsr or ji*ri«B *Kj« You will bofM ciirciliCyoauBQfe^ Hop Bitters 1^ JfyouareBlni-t^' pV weak and,' u bwqiiritcd.ti-yi-^j: it i (t m ay}-.^ SP.VO yourtA Itfo. tt hctsj,^ saved hun< drods. riiifj Thousnnfls die an- > f 4* n ouHJly l'r o m some Wim form of Kldn.ey :-i?Ei disease tliat migl.t t ^.M havobncnproventtd ?»$&! byn timefy u&eof HopBlttors m |^gjtggaBa.^s^fe§g^ KO? BrrrEES H'PG CO., j Bof&eater, M. Y. ATornnti.Ont. AMCTUKE TO Y0\DNa 51EN On the Loss of A Lecture on the Nutiire, Trentment, and Radicnl cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sper- matorrhoea, induced by self-abuse. Involun - tary Emissions, Impoteney, Nervous Debil- ity, an.1 £mpcuimeni-s to Marriage generally: Consumption, Kpilepsy, and FILs: Mental nnd Physical Incapaciiy, &c—Hy HOBKRT J. CULVEJIWELI., M. D.,auth'orof the \Green Book,\ Ac. Th e world-renowned author, in this admir- able Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex- perience that th e awful consequences of Self- Abuse ma y be effectualty removed without dangerous surgical opertlons, b> ugles, instru- ments , rings, or cordials; pointing out a mode ol cure atouce certain and effectual by whlcl. every sufFer-er, no matter what his condition may be, may cure hUnseli cneaply, privately aud radically. *5- This Lecture will prove a boon io thousands and thousmxdH. .Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to an y address, post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two postage stamps . Address Tie CIMERmL MEDICAL CO. 41 An n S*. Now York, N. Y '! PQStOfilco Box, 4.50. ,SJnlyS3 W e continue to act a s Solicitors for Patents , Cftveatn.Traiie Martin, copyrlffhis, «te., for Ihe United stales, Cfcnada. Cuba, England,France, Germany , ele. We liar* had th.ii-tar-.five resp* experience. Patents obtained through us are noticed in the SorEXTJFio AMRitrCAK. This large and =—c-.-i. .-- .. ii splendid illustrated \reetelypaper,33.?0a.Tear, rtraul«4ni»aApp!lutioii. rj shows the Progress of So!o«iee, is rery inler- unuipE FOR COULDS PUMPS. »\U«B'. «nd'\a»an e»«fra6n»circnlation; Ad- 9 CA^TOSIV SFNFCI FALLS N Y drMii M0NN * CO.. Patent Solicitors, Pub- u .ocuoncT^ifmAPt.» HEWVORKOl'Ty |)i\>*roSer*KTiKO AUtmour, 37 Parti *.w WAREHOUSE He. IS Parfc Plaof, NEW YORK pITJT 1 Vew YeriCi Mmni hooKs)Jo*tP«t«iita fre«. i THEM0ST POPULAR 16 tqe ? 7\ LI FET 30 UmOH SQ.WEW V3?5K (CHICAGO ILL.-e- ) e^trjQRAMGEMASS gj'^aJSaaJiat art jr. ifsags^afaaiaamjii^k During the coming Fall and Winter I propose to sell all kinds of At prices that will astonish all Off 0Sgl6 DEALERS In this or any other locality. I keep the larte&t ttoek of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & GAPS, CROCKERY, HARDWAE. PROVISIONS. And in fuet ererT thing you need. PRIOES MOST SUIT. If jon call before purchaung it will SATE YOUR MONET F, A. CROSS* IK KIXHEU LIQUID OK ©fit POB2I Thn t Acts nt tho namo tlnio on' ^ TES LSVSB, TEE BOWELS, ASS TEE SmWMIS. »a Jlecaute we allow these greal organs to become clogged or torpid, anil jyoismious Immorsart therefore forced into the blood that shovldbe expelled naturally. W2LL SURELY CURS KtOMEY DSSEASES, LSVEH GOMPLASHTS, pil.r.s, consTip.va'roS, vnm\ivr DISEASES, FEMA1.K WEAKNESSES, AS1) HKItTUUS lHa«£t!>BK8, by cawing free action of these organs antl 1 ^ restoring tluirpowir to throw off diseate. Why snSor Bllioas pains and aches! Whj-tormimteil Tilth Pllos, Constipation! j ffhr fi'iEhtoae:! ovor disordered Xiiinoj-si IThjoniiuro nervons or sick hoailachesl K UseKltfHi:Y-Wi)iVrnr.dri<!oiceinhcallh.M Iticpntapia 5>ry YetrntnUjo Porm, intiag^ caus ouo paclwitTG oC allien.lna!.fs siK <iimrts otz> t modiciiltt. Alao in WQuidForBi, Tory Conotn-ffg ^ firatcS, for those Eliat caaaot readily p'-oparo it. ^ i^ t3Tlt ac:« with equal elHulem'T ia oitlier form. P& tfl GET H' OF YOUU DRDGOIST. TEICK, «1.00 l ^ ! * IVEr.LS, IUCH'AKDSOS A Co., Prop's b ^ OVill sond the dry posHialil.) mreUEOTOS, re. For sale by L. O. *Woodmii, Gape Vincent. If you wish topurcunvea It will pay toffot pricofl fiom Broadway, Capa Vincent, N. Y. COAL AM LUMBER AT THE OLD STAKE, OBOfr'S' MILL I Trill from this date sell 00AL SALT LUIviBEE ifr.n. as chonp us any ntntr firm in North- ern ISevf York. I also hare a flue assortment Gf FUBNITUHE Wliioh 1 will sell (lipii-p irr 0!^^l). I'Jeas givs me a call befora purchasing. ai@@l L1¥FRY OtHfEOTEi, I am still prepaiecl to manufacture In tha best possible manner, and as' cheap as any other dealer in Northern. Jfew York I use the . < Best Material And \Warrant all zny work I am also ready t® do all kinds of REPARIN^Q on Bhorfcnofcio* and at low prices. Gire me a call. Peter G-arlach- PEATS THE A/0|0IRe«SfiR^C05S.«MS , AND LEVERS,AN0 SUSSTnUTiSSTTlEftEFtfR AH EHTIRELY HEW KECBAHISAU rTaHOjREA M0VEMERM R.WI0AL IHPResfEREMT SEEH WAKffleESBffltf DBSiEMWia AiiTOSSlK-SiROT k PiRFEOTflfflOMIS EVEfiYPART. KO R3CnO!itl3HGSSE.ROWEflflHO'TAHTROMS F B m (CTTi'^eaTOF OFWER. ALWAYS REAWTO SW TK£fTrST(fSHES.'!ESTCSO{B, SV1KG EtfilRE mzimaeETWi&ttstM STKB' SEOJRESIM- (a»i«EaaES.KB«E ree EKT warns, na /sasrs TS SELL. SQ» T9RILUJSWJEB OfiCUUR. AGENTS TiVERT MFfeCa WAMTEDT s lfgf Are a symptom of Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Bil- iousncss,and LiverComplaint. DR.MXTEff8g3ARDRAKE ^^ 'i \ will cure the disease and re- move yellowness from skin and eyes. Warranted to cure. Sold everywhere at 2 6 cts. per bottle. Notice to Creditors. D AVID V. SHAW'SESTATE-IJI pnrsniinne of an order oi Rosa G. ftcott, EHQ., SurrogatP of the Comily of Jefferson, notice is hereby CiTen, according to law, t o ail persons bavin * claims against David B. Hhaw, late of the town of Capo Vincent, In paid Gonuty of Jefferson, deceased, intestate, that they are re- quired to present the svme with th e vouchers thereof to Ihesubucribers. th e Administrators, •t«., of said deceased, a t th e Custom House, in tb« vll!as» of rape Vincent, In said Countv of Jeff«rson, •* or before th e 10th da y of May next . Dated the25l.h da y of Ootober, 1881. Oulilm^OXk^zn, } Administrators.Ktc fi you want bargains in boots & shoes call at 0, KJump's 24 Court St,, ha sells cheaper than any dealer io Jefferson county and everything warranted aa rep- resented. Rubber goods sold at th* low- e»t prjc«, l^e-o low by *I1 m«»n«. ; Is a sure cure for Coughs, Coldis, i \ Whoopii>g-Cough, and Jill Lung | • Diseases, when taken in season. \ j People dii of consumption simp-1 J ly because of neglect, when the { I timely use of this remedy would j ? have cured them af once. j I JPifly-otte years of eon-j \ stant use proves the fact that no j \ cough remedy has stood the test j hike JDoivns' JSHixir: j i Prion 35o. «1o. nnd $1.00 porltotUo. j | Foi- Balo Evoryn-horo^ ^^ : l BiaafflaBaBtaaaBsaBai!g&sa»attmiJ.m • I Dr, Baxter's Mandrake | 6 Will cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, If .' Liver Complaints , Indigestion, fg ; and all diseases arising from BU- '' iousness. Pric e 25 cts. per bottle. |& i KKSKY di, .TOMSSON'S I AENICA AETD OIL | 3NT| JFor.J&Tan fi.si.tl JSeast. 1 The most perfect liniment ever |^ j compounded. Price 35c. and 50c. m 1 For Salo [EvoryXYhoro. ^ Poi sals by L. O. Woodruff, Cape VinoeDt. J. G. R^seboom, —DEALER IN— •CUTLERY, Etc., Etc, AUD MANBFAOITJB'BB OT Tin mil Sleet-Iroi All Work Warranted to 'five Satisfaction. CI and see for yourself. LUMBER AND— E. C. Kelsey Having rjwight ont the- Bumnens of L B. Fijux tor eas=h, offers great in- ducements in all kinds of\Mulld- iug Material, iu«lnd)n'ge. v Pine, Ash, Hemlock, Spfttosy- Bningles, Lath, Glass, Building Paper, Sash & Doors 6uC«j 6DCi All kinds of FEJMOINa MATERIAL,' Including Posts, Bails, Boards of any length or width, Pickets, Fencing Wire, ete COAL furnished at lowest market crice, iS&'e BS. I. 6. WHITE'S PULH0MARY jCangJjij, CoMg, Crosp, Asthma, (j |! And ©tfeer LUB% AS'Mtioits. The aotonidnng s»oe-Js« of tHa Elixir, and the tmparalklcd «*'e- art sufficient 'idsnee of its superiority over all otlver ronK les of the 'and, for •'Eg and Throat Affections. For sale h> L. O. \YVooamff/CapeYinoeiit For Man and Beast, •4 Mure cure for Wounds, Sprains, «j11Ut« in*i 1111 1 Bums, &^ ^tyDTeers, Cuts, #WARRAMTED\»c«^ff GaUs,§ fa (JIVE Is-o^es, mna rsAtlSKAfiTIOS M*nau, Co«^«»,»t JpMoilx, Strain, ^^^^^^^Fiatula, and ail Skim JBiseases. JBtUb\ it iw well tcith the hand. •iT| t h i. H iA Fw »«i« )tvl>, O, \WfHsdraff 0»pe Ti«»«»t, ^
