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   Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - May 29, 1886, Wellsville, New York                                6. No. 178.  WELLSVtLLE, N. SATURDAY MAY 29, 1886.  Copy 2 nice line of Goods from the fin est silk Vili give lb o 11 o m prices of all New Tells the Low Prices Wins the Fair Dealing Stands the the Lino and shoddy goods or trash sold in this Thurston And Baking w. mmu NKW N. D. - - - public will find the very best ol at this OMNIBUS AT EVERY WELCOME TO E. and MAIN St. Y PER PER above of whether in wood or is pure as shown by the lottor of an S. i K. tho of 01 Star Whiskey pent to bn and all tho loats of the United I find to answer each and every requirement for purity and thus an entire of any addition and adulteration such as tree etc. and a fusel AT H A N K N WA K and N. W. 2& ( made known at the of Labor opened their General at with of a As a the are said to bo anxious to Bettle hH They are receiving The Mayor and other public have ou Mr. flags have been hoisted on all and the opening of the American Church Congress in the is decidedly eclipsed an un Incident of this look as if Labor had no chance in America P N. sole for thu STAU and deals only In Verj and are handled in f lie Parties or aiui to quality and Inspection in the P kinds of repairing neatly s Favorite Merchant Pearl full just Spring all latest and In and Hee aro equal to outrank any similar onea In this It you want Juat too neat ON SCHREINER N. ample means I am now to to and liberal nn time as 01' the will and Foreign Sold at Best and new customers are cordially Invited 10 dpen and fair N. Main K. April 19. N. H. CAMPBELL - and on with W - O. L. Pen old in Opera and Fresh every Prices E. of the Rochester a courbe of at on May 2l8t, before a large audience of professors aud subject vyas preparation of a The fundamental requisite was a to see or a nose for The things most desirable to know are the physical law and political In about the in regard to using new Mr. Fitch said that oven the New York Post had to terrorize the staff of that In referring to the law of the lecturer said that his notion of the ideal law was that in such action for the should be to prove ou the of the defendant or show Prescription that Everyone Can Consent to who was making a tour of the Central Market met a physician of hie just in front of a huge crate of strawberries upon which the dew of the morning was yet Said the an article of food what do you think of the answered the far as its proprieties of nutrition are concerned I cannot my for the reason tlie strawberry does not a great deal iu this but as a delicacy and as a it has no superior in the truit It is not only an excellent thing from a palatable of but if eaten in the belore it acts as H. tonic to and does more it toup and strength than all the bitters a cheer and an inspiration in a well dish of ripe straw over with which in my be by anything else known to ' if a appetite enough to a of that person cannot be sick that it matters not how hard they may do yon tuake thut out asked the who in shared largely in tlie over the delicious berries which laid before in inviting and as it and subsequent that's easily The acidity in tlie strawberry is just what the needs and after a night's which leaves a bad taste in the mouth and a general feeling of Which know howTo supply and in their ignorance rush off to a saloon where they and drink which tor the timo but In an hour alter wards them in a worse than at and moro drinks are to and go oa the and thus are But if instead of the cocktail a dish of were or a lemon or an orange devoured the effect would bo as instantaneous as when the cocktail was drank and the result a times moro believe then In the of fruit as an aid to health and I would take said the newspaper I If our people would eat more and iess meat and hot cakes for there would be a wonderful falling off In our At least one-half of our are sufferers from stomach troubles which are brought on by the absurd custom which prescribes hot breakfasts us to the well being of our Never was there n greater and the sooner it is exploded the better it will be for the rising One of curses of our civilisation is hot cakes for fried in butter or and taken into the stomachs by the sleep of the night and weakened by the exertion made to digest food taken before The is a delicate organ and is continually being and needs which such as oranges and always if taken in the morning for No unless he be a needs anything more than fruit for along with a glass of fresh This is and if pursued daily will result in such a change of feeling as will astonish the person who presumes this coarse of will be in market for some time yet to will they was the the strawberry season lasts from a month to six and before it ends another delicious and wholesome fruit made their appearance in to be followed by all these things which contributes so much to the pleasure and happiness of the human so that throughout the year there can be no excuse for persons not having fruit on their tables for and be the practical gainers in all fruits as wholesome in the way of food as the was said the is no fruit grown but what is but some fruits are much more nutritious than For peaches and contain a great deal more nutriment than and while they are not and they are as because they contain more of the life sustaining Fruit tood is a laxity to persons from Nothing short of medicine is more Some persons are great from burning ou the For this distress nothing gives relief quicker to eat a juicy apple and follow it with a glass of effect is almost and the relief grati fully and because the of the apple supplies what the lacked and which caused the intense In cases of especially nothing is more grateful to the stomach of the patient or than the pulp of a ripe water if it can be You see there is nothing heating about and for that reason it has a happy effect whenever disease or fatigue has taken a hold upon human Fli AT Extensive Machine Shops of Bros. Losses tnm that foundry and works of Bros. wew to the ground last And thing MoEwen oC this city are half owners of the James forming Co. The plant wae equipped carried a heavy stock and was doing a large The losses will not fall short of with an of only The origin of the are is Hon. W. R. McEwen left this noon for Ridgeway in response to a though necessarily will In no wise effect the of MoEwen of this the Wherein I'll reach the conscience of the equally trae is it that Pierce's original Little Liver are the most effectual means that can he used to reach the seat of cleansing the bowels and and nature In her recuperative By OP MISS to bo Next May Cleveland will be married at the White House on Wednesday J ewe 2d, to Miss Frances The recent death of a relative of Miss Folsom has changed the original plans for the and the invitations will now be limited to a few near relatives and members of the cabinet and their Rev. Dr. of the First Presbyterian church of will The ceremony will be followed by a and the wedding in all of its details will be plain and Folsom and mother arrived in New York Thursday night on board the from steamer made her anchorage off S. 1., about half past nine Col. D. 8. the president's private was at the landing ou board a revenue cutter and Dr. the health of the had gone on board the same vessel so aa to board the steamer the and give the necessary permit to enable the ladies to disembark without soon fis the cutter ran alongside the steamer the health and Colonel Lamout went on board and were conducted to one of the where they met Miss Folsom and her Within fifteen minutes the baggage was brought on deck and then the were escorted on board revenue They were landed at the foot of West Twenty-third and from there proceeded up was stated at the house today that Miss Folsom and party had engaged a suite of four rooms and were installed new invoice of Cheney We have not advanced the price on all colored at 89 Compare them with goods selling from to Purify Your spring do not neglect that which is most important of own During the winter the blood absorbs if not are liable to break out in scrofula or other The best spring medicine is Hood's It every impurity from the and gives strength to every function of the Sold by all cream dress in all wool at J. 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