Penn Yan Express, The (Newspaper) - May 23, 1883, Penn Yan, New York S to an or t S. of ing claims the estate of m said t to present the wilh the lo George H. the of at Ms m S. on or before ay of. July 9, GEORGE 11. to an William S. Surrogate all persons having claims late of In are required to present the me bura to the of at bis office ra of Yatta against the estate the town of in said ured to present the lo John J the of. of said at his In Yatea on or of June Decent IT J. to an m S. Surrogate of Yates is bavins claims against the estate late of in said to present the with the to Forrest D. the ot said at his town of In said ore the 33th of to im am b. Surrogate Yatea us having against the estate y laic In said I to present tbe the C. tte of said at his in oo or thy 1st Jay January C. order William S. of persons having against the n V of in are required to present tbe to cither of the oi said at their uf m towns the May to an order of claims against the estate of late of in said de- to present the with the to the administrators or one of at ices of in Potter the eighth day of June A. TAMES K. W. to an Ur Surrogate of I persons Laving against the il A. late of the town of are required to to the of or it bw place of in on CT the 15th day of Manh J j. c. OP THE STATE Alice M. Caleb ur Thomas Alice s aud th and next of kin of the tuwn of in the i i Me one of the executors I- to be the of said Martha to Surrogate's Court of t duly petition praying for oil winch said i the 15th day of 1SS1, and 11 01 jo a are hereby and before the t -s in and for on of Jane in il e forenoon of that v ol instrument i i will and that on uiti ho the age of tiny tre to appear and il to or i ir or to do so a will by the Surrogate tot for them in this caused the seal of to be s William S. of of Penn 1 of i NTY OF rty A. KoR to the iu a of your of of in t fn to u of or II 01 0. N. Y. i is served upon yiin by n order uf uf Y y if md the Y tail and me. JOHN SPRING STYLE OF LL PEK E CLOTH SHADES and UN FIXTURES to best i CORNICE We pat np awl si in BE FRAMING on in tho tt HE'S BOOKSTORE Main St. ED S FOR ALL R largest seed tst dealers any tor producing ami the Mint and pnte Lut THE T SEED STOKE IN THE O OU N It irable new acU varieties Field and Tree and IBLEY CO. Seedsmen N. V 111. in Illustrated PENN YATES H. Y. REUBEN A. AND IF NOT IS annual three OP four wii and no deduction or other business notice Business JOHN T. Main Penn M. Office in the Mills Block cner Rooms lately pied by the Misses Entrance to In Maiden Cau be found at office both day am to 9 A. anil 7 to 8 P. M. WILL in all the branches of the profession Koom No. 13 Penu V. M. H. W. C. formerly of Painted has settled in Branchport in Dr. Wilson's and will be pleased to attend promptly to all Wheeler A ner Main aud Elm All work done in tlie best Teeth absolutely without an and to build m Rud Will try to advise his patients with re- to and not to the interest of his own CENTRAL IN ble June 5, Trams Ian as Niagara P m. Northern m Elmira p. m Southern 20 a. in the South must be at the Freight Room by 9 a. for the North by 12 m. and Coming December 4th, 1882. M. 1'. M. A. M. 12 00 3 15 10 55 11 10 2 30 10 47 2 09 10 35 1 65 10 15 1 311 10 UK 115 9 SO 1 00 42 12 6U 9 30 IS 42 9 W 12 19 3 SI la OS 30 11 45 9 50 9 1C S 57 S 30 811 A. M. r. M. f. M. C SO 0 55 11 85 7 30 6 50 1 05 7 M 7 IS 1 37 S OS 7 32 1 55 S SO S 05 S 45 S 22 1 tt Kocb S 55 S 35 7 42 05 S 3D 7 SO 9 15 3 6 54 Benver 9 SS 9 3 C 3D Post 9 17 9 4 11 6 00 10 10 10 10 4 45 Another train Is now running Going Corning at 4.00 p. C 30, Dresden 4.00, 7.50, arrive lit. Lyons al Lyons at 900 a. Geneva 10.15, Dresden 11 11.40, at inc at 2.15 m. ABSTRACT op TIME ADOPTED 2, AN S BEST BRA aud ing all between New Niagara Detroit and Westward from No. 1. i; i 5 U j 7 14 3.14 Painted Post J Hot I r M 3i Niagara Falls j 1 to 1.1J 2.20 A M 5.0-2 J. si 9.12 9.S2 9.51! A 11.40 1.03 1- 1.10 1OCAL TROil a. except Junction 9.35, rials 10.10, Coming 11.30, Post 11.45, 125H, Cameron Adrian 3.03, 3.111, at- lung at at 1.00 p. in. u. 9..IG, Flats 10.12, 10 10.43, 10.56. Cameron Mills 11.07, Cameron 11.17, Adrian 11.-7, II 5! and arriving tit at 12.0U in. Corning 3.55, 4 0.30. from auction 1.19, Big Flats 1.34, Coming arm ing at 1'aiiiU.d 1'osl p. 4 IU p. 4.56, Flats 5.10, Coming Painted G 37, Er- w in's 5 eron Cameron G Adrian Can kit 7.03, and arriving at in. Eastward from Penn Yan VOLUME 6. PENN U. MAT WHOLE 894. YOU can save fifty cents on every pair of Kid you chase for at YOU can find the most complete slock of Boots and Slices in at YOUR attention is called to fine display of and fine at LOOK at the magnificent line of Low Shoes now being received REMEMBER erery purchase made at Sisson's gives you a ticket for a fine oil EVERY pair of Shoes sold at son's warranted as and nt prices that no others will A BEAUTIFUL pair of Slippers given away with every pair of Ladies Fine Shoes The Shoe FOR SPRING OF 1883. Howe 37 State St. Are DOW prepared to show the most ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Of kind at FLOOR COVERING THIS MARKET Having just returned from tlie Now York and Boston where I bought a large and well selected block Slippers and At the lowest I shall bo pleased to show them to my friends in Yates Co. Keeling as I that they are well I can sell them us No. S. 1 No j Great 9.05 I 111 IT 11.03 2.D3 J 47 1 12 Jersey City 2.0S 7.05 I 11.10 7.2j A M 11.25 I'M LOCAL AKD U 50 a. Elmira 10.55. 11 30, 11.55, 12.30, p 1.00, 1.35, 1.55. 103, Union Hopper 4.1, 4.55, Great Bend and arriving at at p. m. On stops at Elmira on except tion Elmira 9.03, 013, 9.55 Carton 10.13, 10.18, Tioga 10 2S, Mile 11.00, Union 11 15, Hooper 11.20. 11.33, 11.54, Omit p. at 1J.20. 11.10 a. except 12.60, Elmira 1 3.00, Waver 1> 3.45, Barton 4.20, 03, and arrive at at 5 JO p. m. a. except Hig Finis Junction 12.05, arm ing al Elmira 12.15 p. m. p. except Big Pints 4 03, t ion 4.30, 4.13, 57, 5.12, 0 30, Burton 5 17, Union 110. Hooper 7 30, Kirkwood Great liend and arrive at at S p. m. N. Y. By the central of its connects Minneapolis and St. It lo Union with nil tho principal e and the Pacific cp lines or between i Sleeping and the Lino of Dinins Three Trains between Chicago Mid St. via LEA and Passengers Travel Ami you know J. Henry sells the best Boots from to Shoes from 25 to I have got at nil and see J. 41 Main Penn N. Y. THE OLD D. LEAHY'S H T E and Cleansing S T A B I S H M E N T Two yards North of New York Central on MILL CORNER OF PLATT N. Y. The this Dye House since ISaS induced others lo our mess and even the cut ot our to lead and humbug the No Connection any Similar I have no Agents in the You can do your business directly 1th at the sume expense as an Cashmere aud Plaid and all bright colored bilks and cleansed Injury to thu All and Woolen cleansed or colored without and pressed cleansed or Woolen or Cotton or nil and finished with neatness and on verj reasonable Goods dyed every Thursday and Special tit tent Ion paid to doing up Lace Curtains and coloring Goods returned in one Goods and returned by collected by Express D. Mill N. Y. WHITE Analytical Can lie at his as PENN 6th. Webster June 6th. National May mil. Bowers Way 19th. WHITE treats successfully Hip Female of the Heart aud Diseases of tho Running from toe tion of the all cf Tho above diseases we r Our practice is founded on of twenty-five years differs from all with human sacrificing of life by We know examine a patient the cause of tho and tho to remove guessing but by Consultations are Principal Office ibal for cat tho Maps en 01 tho GREAT ISLAND At your or R. R. E. ST. Agents Wanted Eitle to A per at Samples worth Address SPECIFIC TRADE An falling euro for Seminal he that low as a sequence of c Lisa of Memory Before pain in the Dimness 0 J Old and many other es tnat toad to or Consumption nail a lure particulars in oor which we desire to send by mail to every The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists at per or sis packages for or be eent mail on receipt of the M- TUB GRAY MEDICINE N. Y. we Ime tbe the only Issued by or T. F. Wheeler Penn Yau f au for Cure cf EPILEPTIC Our lone and large experience In this ONE LINK OP enables nuto ghe oar ers better their money itian any in the Any person ID of even a SINGLE not fail to avail themselves of looking through Ibe complete establishment of the Our goods are purchased of which enables us to sell both at WHOLESALE purchasers thereby the jobbers THE BEST LIGHTED and only store built tor the CARPET went of New York furnished at manufacturers' COAL AND WOOD R. W. H. Long offer tlie Stoves of these Varieties in n Splendid Crown Sir Sully Williams Common Alao just received the made by the Furnace Co. NEW and The shape IB with style of Also a full assortment of COAL HALL'S SICILIAN is a scientific combination of some of the most powerful tive agents in the vegetable It restates gray hair to its original It makes the scalp white and It cures dandruff and falling-out of the It furnishes the nutritive principle by which the hair is nourished and It makes the hair soft and and is unsurpassed as a hair It is the most economical preparation e1 r offered to the as its remain a long making only an occasional application It is and used by eminent medical and endorsed by the State of The popularity of Hall's Hair Renewer has increased the test of many both iu this country and iu foreign and it is now known and used in all the civilized countries of the For sale by all New OAH BE BE Curca Whooping and all of tlie Breathing It soothes and heals ilie Membrane of tlie and poisoned hj tho and prevents the night sweats and the tightness across chest accompany It. CON- SUMPTION Is HD Incurable BALSAM u ill cure even though professional Bid Horse and Cattle ASA G. V. Having had good in veterinary treatment of all diseases and Ailments of and other farm now offers his sen ices as n Surgeon Furrier in that attention given to operations upon and male also upon marea and other female Strict attention and charges He may be found at his residence three mileH from Potter on the Italy Hollow P. 0. Yates Co. N. Y. April 10, Every Safe and Desirable IN THE Lite and Accident CONN. Cash Capital Svery Dollar oC which for payment of Solid Cash Total POLICY Paul in Lift user GENERAL ACCIDENT Covering death or by are written at short for a month or tt More than claims have been Combined Lire and Accident Policy Life weekly disabling at lira than Mutual Cor tt Life Policy Registered Accident Insuring and weekly one to sixteen at 25 cents a or thirty days M. F. Van N. V. FOE A OP 44 Situated IB one-half mile from Head Peon nn the Good of nil kinds to make a pleasant A very sightly mo la 25 walk to Chre or Buildings all la good Good fruit ol all good water in every and a nice grove of 200 maple If uot sold real a part of the bonse to a small family tbe fleet of April nest This place can be bought at a by paying a part ol tbe money down En- quire at the G. THE PUBLIC are to call and examine the Largest and Finest Stock of FARM TOOLS In Yatea at Botsford SULKY PEKET SPRING TOOTH CENTRAL T and he Comforts of a NO. 1 JACOB N. Y. offer 15 samples AE DCO I to B History of 6r Medial Director U. S. N. 631 Pa. The improved Shortsville GHAIN AND GALE CHILLED GHAPE Plow Points for AIL KINDS ot Plows used The Planet Seed Hand Cultivators Horse General Agents h A W A month and board ia roar Ucn or 5'tj Address P. W. Pa. Mirt D. M. and Self Fifty-two ID YATES testify of their on baud the above uri can par for nearly all machines ID We on hand the largest stock of and BUGGIES in the iu In on the Seeds of all Kinds GIVE US A Botsford No. 17 Kliu St. GORDON'S 911k Department ia the center of attraction for the ladles la and and It is full to with all now In all shades Dress Goods Department Is In all tho fabrics that are as Salt Department Is superbly stocked with an abundance of all the stylish apparel that will bu worn this GORDON'S Underwear Department Is of all the GORDON'S Hosiery Department contains styles of these indispensable articles of that not be found GORDON'S contains every de- sirable fabric that ia Bold in Dry Goods GORDON'S Furnishing Gooda Department Is chock full of all kinds and and at one-third less price Than others offer GORDON'S Stores should be one of tbe places visited when the readers of tills journal visit GORDON'S Stores are at 79 anil 31 East Main St. FOR A FULL SUIT OF MADE TO For a Pair of MADE TO READY-MADE CLOTHINGS COST our for Our Ready-Made Trade we are and present stock at Oar Custom Department ia ing in stylish of which we make a full suit for SIS and and a pair of Trousers for and No trouble to show Come and see G. E. Main and Front N. Y. Upside Viewed through the Lens of Illness how lilfe to a. JB what I at first and chiefly noticed In ence to the effect of Dr. Kennedy's FAVORITE REMEDY It gave me a new sense Seated In her No. 81 Congress Mrs. J. H. wife of the city agent ol the Singer Sewing Machine thus upon the story oC her you been long inquired the fifteen answered In a low had all the symptoms and felt all the accompanying pangs of aggravated dyspepsia My diet was gruel and beef Anything stronger Induced a aharp My heart sank within me. I understood why sued sufferers often take their lives within their own The world was a prison and society a Life was a lingering death and I cared little how BOOD I readied the of was tlie other the don't name They to know all things except when they might be Then they are as ignorant as their that rather a busty judgment hut let it One day in Troy a lady jaid to me Dr. Kennedy's FAVORITE HE I did as I would havo tried river But It helped me. I took tried kept and am now done dyspepsia and done That's my and every or man rends In case It is will savo of If they remember and get the same Let no one now omit to buy The fragant and try Upon the Teeth Its cleansing And gain a Breath like scent of Strengthen your the stomach for utilizing and every of food you Iffe body needs it for strength anil cleanses the enlue the keeps you Letters come in telling of cures and help from Positive proof of the health and vigor it elves Iu a 10 cent Ask your HAS BEEN PROVED The SUREST CUBE for j KIDNEY Doea alamo or disordered mino cato that you are TJO NOT C tho and FoB complaints peculiar to your ia aa It act promptly Either retention of dull dragging curative 19- 3T Price 81. KIDNEYWORT Remember If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature iu making you well when If you are or are ing from any other of tue numerous diseases of the stomach or it is your own fault if you remain for Hop Bitters are a soverign remedy in all sucb If you are wasting away with any form of kidney stop tempting death this and turn for a cure to Hop If you are sick with luut tenible sickness you will find a m in the use of Hop If you are a or n resident of a miasmatic barricade your system against the of all and intermittent the use of Hop IT you hare or sallow bad pains and feel able Hop Bitters will give you fair ami sweetest and In short they cure all diseases of the Bright's will be paid for a case they will not cure or That invalid wife or can be made tbe ture of by a few bottles of Hop costing but a Will yon let them Buffer SOUTH Don't locate seeing our J er Illus. Catalogue J. P C S. SOLE AGENTS FOR Magee Standard Wrought Iron Warranted in every particular to be the best nace In have a list of names an Also offer the EUREKA which are approved when GET THE MALL Every Sty Guaranteed FOS DURABILITY and Improvements Conveniences found fa BO Always Sale te Every City and Town ia Por sale C. J. Hughes Penn Da De old church ia Itt boards are de weeds so rank through de ole roof yer can see de Fur de holes marks de ob de rain drops In like the ob In dat ole church many years A young dat we call Jim gal wid a 1 Case she had come ter do church wid But on de like a I how me dat nigger I got him down across a gripped him liko a I bumped Ills head agin Sung his carcass out de Fur It did get next ter me When a man had stung my gal wid a Me dat gal was married Dogged I a happy coon When 1 had tuck her ter my house seed her eat hog's For months we so gay But ehe left wid de nigger dat stung her wl de De ole log church is But let me kneel by Its walls pray Dat de nigger what robbed me ob my In do own way will his so down ter burning sea fool de stinger ob Hell's own NOltE SO When Capt. Thompson built a modest he had no enil of wife's sisters coming stay with He liked of If on- ly one would como at a He was getting too old to enjoy the stiff breeze such a company He preferred I prefer hur may 1ms probably changed in many you may be for such beauty as you describe is and color and You are not tlie same You navo different tastes and Six years is a life time at that You were younger than your years you have your for- tune Don't you know Captain Thompson thinks there were never such pumpkin pies as his mother used to nor such ginger and clo we not know ho is eating better every day of He dm not seem to heed this wisdom be 26; a gracious Where pretty sisters somebody's nice brothers will Older men and graver came to smoke the One of was a Royal a crude had mellowed into a rare kind of a they said who The tido in that leads to fortune had not long been but he took frequent periods of what more ambitious men would call spendthrift Being a less without he was easily persuaded by merry-hearted Mrs. Thompson to stay with them then another then all the while he He was certainly a pillar of support where the girls were con- one to whom nothing was a trouble or a born man of The admiring his stately charming in- were inclined to love him even the when he evidently de- this disposition and was amused by it. But at drawn off in other they him to when he uow and then fell to the com- of who chaperoned the parties when Mrs. Thompson did uot go Well us they each other it was a rare occurrence to be as they were a certain the tlie green rollers breaking twenty feet away at their five mill's before them of delightful the lighthouse the They were friendly enough to talk or as they and as Bella was the only ono who had not sought or avoided he felt easy in her so easy like his old he didn't Lb ink about it. At talked of the and who was sometimes he gut anyone to had been rather unmerciful in anecdotes of Ms ha suddenly broke a long silence by there more idiotic than tlie behavior of two people under the delusion called love? Look at the couple before They have forgotten we are suppose they are acting like civilized old maid is she me it U But she denly gave a suppressed exclamation of contagious in which he it anything Miss was reminded of was I; do you know I feel con- by secret 1 suspect we have both been If you will not laugh I should like to tell a kind of ad- nt IMV can sympathize to any extent in a suppose you will call it I wonder myself how it ever could have It was at tho I had been lounging about the grounds all delighted in the was resting on a shady when there appeared a remarkable er and I sat down to He was a dis- with white she the most beautiful girl er saw in my Your pretty Eve reminds me of her but this was a creature I sat and devoured her with my Western while her companion asked me some And when she turned her eyes full on as she I went the He said I have a was going to suggest I do not know how to go on without giving you the idea that she was too easily You Northern women are frosty you cannot un- was able to be service to her guardian and we were constantly together after that first He soon found out all about and he even left me with her for I reached i desperate point that you not know her old gentleman gave me his and though I have it yet I have never been able to read that It was a foreign and scrawled I said something as near as I could and was never She took the card and wrote and Sybylla I made a few attempts to find out about but our time was and she told me she did not wish me to know who they I was to take the present and be patient It was useless to love she she was bound obligations she could not If I would be she would explain before we So one day we left Monsieur sitting in the Spanish office and with his consent went rambling off by was studying to be a She had a voice that promised to be a Her step-father was educating her as a I and was taking care of her Sho had signed papers binding her to certain Any of love was a breach of I it would distract for that reason I must know nothing about She was and believed she had a future before and I ed When the goal was IB goa sue she if I she would sent me I saw she was but I was human and sweet and tender she is that the asked who was thinking she must seem very old and to this or he would never have confided so foolish an havo never seen her are still expecting do not know what I expect I have been to Europe three I have heard every She was 17, or and of the kind of that might be of any The world would be vitu her name if she were before would know her he looking down at strange a Here is the of an old Miss yon look flashed and Will vou sit I do not dare ask you what you think about the piece ol isn't Thou he looked is very pretty you That was not what she wished to so she weat right would be 25 or more if she ia isn't he was a promise about that She has some prince or I have about 500 graphs of the great ladies one is may have lost her she may be poor with that family she told you and too in such a to send you any idea has never occurred to but I aui rich I could assume any hardly like to suggest forit may be a and cause Bella She turned her head so he could not see her face very such a person I once knew She answers your description in some ways the the slie was ill and lost do not be so eager about you are indeed a It only a suggestion that may or to disappointment You know I have had a good deal of and since you have told me the story you must have a little I shall not be easy until this thing is settled one way or tlie I must see for myself Will you give me this i we reach the she an- you could do it now I might be able to leave he She took the he had ed and wrote a few lines in it. She knew that he would soon come to a blank wall in his search for tbe at that she I said looking out to Bella cigar ia a great isn't she hut he did not hear his head was in his perceiving he had ten let ker dwell on A light came into her cheeks the resigned look of a woman grieved passed She was again 18, and wildly indiscreet she would do tbe sumo again for just that happy we go When at length the stri reached home pi Co find I can make the 6 o'clock train so I'll say If I have a ian that being must have inspired me to tell you my it was 3 our bad said she are not again She saw him drive off with Captain and then locked herself in her and wept all the tears she had been keeping back since she parted from him in tho gardens of the Would you have told if you had been she? the straggling party McMillan said She Was Dangerously I was told a story yesterday of a who has the misfortune of being married to a lady as large as Lady Jane and as and who furthermore is credited willi physically ch her liege lord certain He was met on the street by au is your inquired the is now dangerously was the mournful A month later the pair met is your quoth the friend once is uow dangerously replied the mournful Tattler in the Albany The Bums of tha The area within about the ruins of the has now been entirely cleared of the moss of fallen debris with which it was and the of those parts of the buildings that still stand has been commenced during the past The work can proceed but to the have to be taken to preserve from injury those possessing any artistic or historical The which occupy sixty skilled have been started on the The central pavilion will be attacked in a day or According to the mous testimony of those engaged in the the palace is a marvel of defective The the exception of the consists of fillings and so generally is found be only a molding affixed to the rough instead of being carved from the solid us every one It is rumored that an Anglo-American company has purchased the Pavilion as it with the tion of removing and it ia the Crystal grounds at while the torcheres ing of the Salle des have cerl sian govi been bought by the for the St. Petersburg Tg 1 Slight Printers are liable to at thought the young man who blushed to the tips of his ears as he stepped up to the society What is was the affable made a little mistake in your announcements It is impossible not to make a mistake What was said mo and Lizzie Pipkins were when we are not bothered at We are Quite a I presume you see the difference now more than you will in tlie I will the matter out Good A Massachusetts country paper re- ports the following prayer from a little 8-year-old, vouches for its the the baby forgive the bless everything m the We you for keeping us through the Keep the baby The manager of the New York Sun should keep his eyes on the There's stuff in him to make a American of. and marvelously defying all sorts ol Some time when sauntering through the plaza of Santa the words of the Western man were brought to seeing of in the A story is reported iu the English papers which goes to show that the days of chivalry are not The story in brief is A baronet in one of the midland of England bad two the eldest of whom was somewhat He fell in lore with a who in process of time gave evidence of becoming a The young man made kaown to his father the intention ot marrying the The father was In- and declared that ha would herit the son but for the property being en- tailed on The young secretly married the and in 1859 the went to Dublin to There the woman gave to a Wishing the whoie affair to be kept sue took the infant to Kingstown and placed it. with a supply of fifty and a on the doorstep of a wortby Tut hell was rung and the mother watching from a safe distance saw tbe child carried into the The parents then went to where they lived le a et way for twelve then went to where resided in 1877, when tho baronet leaving a property to the son valued at per He did live 10 enjoy it long. He ed detectives to huat up the child that had been They were entirely un- The failure to fiod the child or some other cause so injured the health of the that they both died nearly at the same As it was not known whether young baronet left an heir the disposal of the estate deferred to the In the event of his leaving no the estate would belong to the younger brother of tlie who was a colonel in the British He learning servants that there was a child whose whereabouts were resolved to her if experts who reported that the child was dead and produced a certificate of her burial that the executors believed to be genuine and con- The however was not Getting R clew from las father's dl he had tbe search It re- in tracing the to a public to a in this and to a Dublin where she was employed as a The Colonel obtained leave of procured of his paid all the brought her to put her in session of ucr tille and an offer of half the property which his urged him to he quietly returned lo his The knights of old went about with the avowed purpose of rescuing damsels who were unjustly deprived of rights and and Iu this pursuit they ed some heroic Nowhere in the nale of is there record of a man in armor hunting up at great expense and trouble a child that had been abandoned In the and Lad served a period in tbe work In order that she anjoy a title and a princely fortune that but for her would belong to It ia a proud thing to sit in the British House of and a property tbat yields per year is a very comforting possession to to say the least of it. A man who will deprive himself of them is a It may be said that cases of tuis kind are rare in any As long as one occurs in one generation and In a single country in tbc we should not despair of human Persons who believe in total and are convinced that the world of manity grows bud as it grows would do well to keep this story to fall back on when they get Perhaps the worst popular fallacy with re- gard to newspapers is thai generally tbat the newspaper ought to be ed and published in the interest of the the indigent portion asylums and all sorts of charitable prises run to the newspapers for just as a runs to its mother for and scalawags count on the unpaid support of Now a newspaper to be worth thing as a business enterprise be printed in the interest of Us just as much as a merchant should run Ins business in his own interest The popular fallacy above noted has been largely bred by the establishment of party and sonal organs that live by begging for port and other newspaper An- other very common fallacy tbat baa sion of the average mind is of one's wants and ed in a is patronage in a sort of generous Tbe fact is that the lisher of a first-class newspaper usually charges less than the cost of the white paper covered for the insertion of an So if there is any patronage in tbe transaction it is on the part of the A picking up a paper from an un- known judges of Its business and eral reputation for enterprise more by tbe advertisements that the Mary had a little Its fleece was black as Aud Mary had dyspepsia so She couldn't sleep a She suffered both by night and With pains and until her Kind friends suggested she take P. Davis's Pain It quickly turned dyspepsia out And made her good aa And the way that Alary Should all dyspeptics 33T M. has concluded a series of exact experiments upon in He finds that to pack the diseased flesh In salt for fifteen months does not kill tbe mice fed upon tbe meat died of If I were disposed to curse any by the of her I might advise the free use of this fashionable It Is used with tbe false idea that It will aid the mother in keeping her babe or in Now It will do no such on the but the No one ever saw a babe tbat had taken much of that was not unusually peevish and very To give is like borrowing money at an then at a rate lo pay and so on lill one is The sleep supposed lo bo is nol but which must so the as to Increase the and Il locks the whole powers so to so that natural action is It produces a general disorder of the including cost which ia relieved by which as certainly aggravates the growing worse and by each long will it lake to recover at that rate what shall be given That depends on what Is the If the babe IB wakeful from in tbe let tbat organ rest for a If there is a pain in the bowels give an Injection of warm If it be hungry and you are very sure cf which may be as children cry from pain as well as hunger it. Remove the unrest but do not a babe just for the purpose of having a chance to work I It Is belter for the mother lo if the babe has com- mon it need not all of tbc It has a right to play and look about a part of the as well as Dr. J. U. Boa Constrictors are Fed. The feeding of boa constrictors at a eum Is Ihus described Two rabbits were placed in tbe or were thrown rather upon tbe mass of snakes ceiled up in one were a few moments of certainty then with wonderful rapidity one of the snakes coiled its folds around the mal and crashed it to A few seconds later and Ibe second animal tile same The monsters held prey lightly in their turning heads around and distending their began to iwallow their prey inch by Jo than a quarter of an hour the last trace of the rabbits bad Only two of the reptiles wero fed. How Unpleasant it la to see a beautiful child's face disfigured with vile bursting through Ibe in blotches and and sadder when the young and Innocent arc laughed at and in all such parents should give that good and pure remedy will and drive out of the blood every particle of Health r. considers tbat and other consequences of sleeping In rooms containing flowers do not arise from any properties of tbe flowers but are dae to a straining of the nerves of smell In the presence of perfumes for m un- wonted of The effect foui to tbat produced upon the eyes by so exposure to or on the ears by long-continued Common you are a frequenter or a resident of a miasmatic barricade your tem against tbe scourge of all new counties bilious and intermittent the use of Hop Feb. 1880. I have sold Hop four years and there is no medicine that surpluses them for bilious kidney complaints and many diseases incident to Ibis malarial H. T. of a mastodon and a number of curious bones belonging to various other have been found near a silt mine at New La. Among were some fossil teeth of and they have been presented to the Yale college arc but sorry witnesses in own The praise of comes from the mouths of those who have been made and by is curing writes a is tbe most popular medicine we It should be by other medicine has such specific on bowels and T your old things loik like new by using and you will be for 10 The post-mortem examination of a mulatto who died recently in Cincinnati re- a brain weighing sixty-one There are on record but two brains heavier than that of weighing 0133 and which weighed sixty-three If your are wasted by Dr. Medical will not cure yet as a dy for severe aud all and lung it Send two for Dr. large tion aud kindred Address World's Dispensary Medical N. Y. Au enormous quantity of water passes through the roots of An English has ascertained tbat for every pound of mineral matter assimilated by a an average of pounds of water is At the French Agricultural Ob- of it was found that in rich 727 pounds of water passed through the rools of wheat plants for every pound of grain produced In a very poor pounds passed through the wheat mots for each pound of Call mm that's sadly said hair is gray and falling out before its Use something 1 I but most flair restorers are answered his Parker's Hair Balsam Is aa harmless as it is I've tried and the Balsam a show and tbe boys will soon stop calling you Man It never fails to restore Ibe original color to gray or faded Richly and elegant Tlie great question of Ihc day at ent is how lo wear a high all-round collar and be able to sneeze bard without ting your Units the This Is what H. C. a druggist of Oil beats toe Sold nine and One man cured of soro throat of years It Is did for iar A man has invented a chair that can be adjusted to 800 different It ia designed for a boy to sit iu when be goes to Dead Many old soldiers remember dead at It was a mighty dangerous and liver and kidney diseases are full of perils for the Burdock Blood Bitters are a certain Sold A. German Hi a hotel had hurger cheese lo A boy sat beside him turned to mother and ex- claimed how I wish I was deaf and dumb in my A Mr. Isaac C. N. writes have for the ten years Bold several gross of Dr. Eam Hall's Balsam for tbc I of U what I cannot wiv of other I have never beard a customer speak of it but to praise Us virtues In the highest I have recommended it in a great caws of whooping cough with the used it in my own family for many in always lave a bottle Ia tbe medicine closet ready You remember thle delightful perfume of a years ago It In just an fragrant as All perfumes including tbc Vital I a and Hair are made by the Manhattan 3Icd. New CT Tho winner of a contest near raised bushels en a bale Even tbe patience of Job would become were he a ng to interest his audience while were up an Incessant making it for him to be bow very easy can all Ibii be avoided by using Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and Trial given away at Wheeler drag
