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iTO. 21 SENECA STREET

T H E IDEAL

MISCELLANEOUS.

ESTABLISHED 1846*

Zlffi? ONLT NKW PARLOR STOVB IN TEE MARKET.

Foil Line of

tat ail prices.

GOLD COIX,SPLEISDll) an«i ELECTRIC LIGHT.

Full Line of Shelf and Heavy ZTardieo*

Hot Air Furnace Work a SpeciaJtj

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEB1?

Uutkry, Hails, Pumps, Tin War.',

Everything pertaining to the Trad'. Particular atu-ntion t ca;:«l [o oar stock OJ

M O U S E - K E E P I N G G O O D S .

C A R P E N T E R S ' T O O L S i

We mean to keop a large and desirable stock everytixir>'T "i ^ ,T- '*-*r. -in * ifpr oar goods at

^ • E E D T J C E D P K I C E 8 . ® ,

and will make it to the advantage of purchas ersto call on us.

DURCHESTEK & ROBB, N o . 12 Seneca Street. (Jeneva.N. V

The Subscribers will sell for the next thirty day a few urst-claas

PARLOK STpVES, such af£tb.e

GARLANL\

ROTAL,(

CROWN JEW$L,

ARGAN)

t a small .advance above cost f<jr O n a l l

"We have also on hand a fine lot of

Skates & Hand Sleighs which we offer at low prices. We have jusfflrc-

ceived a nice lot ot

CKOSS-CUT S A W S

direct from the factory, filled and set in our awn Bhop, n!i i ii are wa-raned to work sstisf a ctoiy Also for tale the cc.i D' mi l

DUTTOX STIIA W CUTTER,

and many olh>T kin.ia of C'u'ters,Jall of which w> offer al priced to buit the trade. We have a fnl line of

SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE,

sod are daily receiving invoice* direct from the manufacturers. We invito t'.e public to call and examine our slock bt-lure buying etsewhere.

T. J. & R. M. SKILTON

Wal l Papers, Borders,

W i n d o w Shades,

J. W I L S O N & CO. TAKE PLE&SURK in announcing that thev

have taken a lease of and fitted -up a store in the new

SMITH BLOCK, LNDEN ST .

where they are showing the most elegant designs In WALL PAPER* ASM BORDER* ever shown in Geneva. They are eoing to make a specialty in

Ceiling Decorations. &Dd have more tn^n a hundred, designs o£ ricb satins, plasties silver and gold; witn mstie and Oriental turning*, which are stylish and Deaatifui

English. Designs We have the Litest import rone of these designs

lor the Nursery,.VI odced after :he' - Mother t»oose' rhymes, entirely new hero, and \yriicn attract grea' attention;

Paint and Oils. i

We shall keep on haua a iai-g^ stock fof Paints and Oils, Vaeuishes, Keady-ttii^ed paints. Glass and Putty, and are rtady to conduct lur

PAINTING GRAININC AND PAPER HANGING.

and to put in

PLATE GLASS FRONTS.

it,..i u M. Quarries ani Office, aULNCY, Mass

Monumental and Cemetery Work executed in the Very best style of workmanship, from

the dark and light blue, grey and pink.

y

ftUINCY GRANITE ! Also, from all the other varieties of New England Granites, a f ull s tock of which we nave constant ly on hand, making a fine assortment from which to select. We make a specialty of

SCULPTURE; Figures of life s ize or half life size in Granite and

bronze, and of letterim; in al 1 its forms, raised or sunk.

STtfAiyl POLISHING WORKS

With the latest iicproveKctits. l'n?tcptne rh best of talent, an.1 every mechanical appliance for carryinK on tilts business,\vc can otter the he£t indncemerit-to patronu and r<t'itlai.:ioL guaran­teed.

E S T I M A T E S i P T J T i N r i S i l H l J D

For any work Ir Granite. We are represented in Geneva and vicinit j by

W. G. POTTER,

ho will in the fatnre keep a LARCJS AND VAK-ED ASSORTMENT of our work constantly ou hand, thus enaoiing purchaser;! to :»ee the wore in-tead of ordering from "drummers'," in whicn they are so often deceived. Any orders entrusted to Mr. Potter fur uur ex'-cutlo . will receive our *\ rly and careful attention.

W .H. MITCHELL. GEO. H. M I T C J . ^ L L . luly9

MRS. E. L. SMITH, R ESPECTFULLY announece to the Eidies of

Geneva and vicinity that, she is prepared to do dress and cloak making:, also ladle's and child reii's underwear in the latest styles and at reason­able orices. Mrs. Sinith,makes a speciilty of.,

CHILDREN'S WORK

and years of practice gn es her confidence to hope that she may please the public.

Mrs. Smith will be founds at the rooms ove

CLOSE and LEWIS S'lORE ON SENECA ST

The rooms 30 long occupied by Mrs...Mills. Ladies please give us a call. 8itp!tf

HATS and CAPS U m b r e l l a s , C a n e s , S a t c h e l s ,

G l o v e s , H o s i e r y & H a n d k e r c h i e f s .

LATEST SPRING STYLES, LARGEST STOCK,

BEST QUALITY, LOWEST PRICES.

RBn" WIK1B 165 Exchange St- Geneva-

15mar

iVerents ! . B o o l e A g e n t s ! I

SUIT and WW t a - B Y JOHN B. GOUGH_£*r

Hundreds of agents have answered onr call to sell this famous boob, snd yet we want 500 more For Tender Pathos, Ricn U lmor. w\<\ Thrilling Interest I t i swi tho i f a pe<>r Bveryiue laughs and ervs over it. Miuifters (••>••• "God speed it." i e n p o l rhousaeds now war.: ;t. snd it is Hie best selli. g book gor Agents evvr L-cued, We want good AGENTS, Men and Women, in this vicinity. $100. to a month Ea'ily made. Special Terms given. Send for circulars to A D. WORTH INGTOS & CO Hahtford, Conn.

Our Mr. J. WILSON is a practical mechanic, well known in Geneva, who has put up nearly or quhe one-haif the flue decorauous in the placed We have employed the most skilled inectunicB to be hud, to that we are stjle to gnarjutee promptues* and aiperfect job-every time;

"We Cordially Invite a C»lt <JeneT». Mar.i-Sm J. WlL8f>N 4 CO

ITHA8JBEEN FOR A LONG TIME

a recognized fact that if you wanted

A GOOD LAMP CMIMNEi

A. T I N S PISOX OV

JFREISTCH CHINA, !

Worth Sending For. i ) r . J". H . S o h e n o k , of Philadelphia, has Just published a book on " DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND HOW THEY CAN BE CURED ,' which is offered FREE, postpaid, to all applicants. It contains valuable informntiou for ail who sup­pose themselves afflicted with, or li able to, any diseases of the throat or longs. Address DR, J . H. SCHEFCK, 4 SON, 600 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. P. O. Box 2S33. aprl9-4\v

£J* O f \ P E K WEEK can he mafle in any local-V ^ O VJ ity. ^omiihing emirriv new for ayents, 85 oaiLt freo. G. W. I-NGKAIIA-M. & CO., BOoion Mass.

CHEAP FARMS NEAR M A R K E T S

The. State of Nichigan, havirg 50 years of im­provements still contains large tracts of nnocc i -pied lahds suitatile for farms, some of them »ub-ject to free se'tlement under homestead laws, and .11 ot them lor sale at luw pricei. A pampDiet, prepared under authority of tne State and contain­ing a map, descriptions of its climate, soil, industries, crops and resources, and an aeroui t t f its land*, will be sent fre* to any one writing for it to Ccmmlssioner of Immigratisn, Detroit, Mich.

Loan S; Trust SECURITIES.

Also

Ghoics Real Estate Mortgages Negotiated bT

J.B.Heartwell&Co, For Sale by

S . S C U T H W O R J H Banker & Broker

COAL! r n H B a E N E V A COAL YARD (formerly run by J , Robinson), having passed intolmy hunds,jl am

reparedto furnish the best of

COAL AND WOOft

* » • * • » • • • • • • * • • •

Or a first rate quality Of

Eafthern Ware, ^ You could find them at

K D ' P ' S CROCKERY STORE

SORENXbiSi . . : . . G * N B V A , N . Y.,

•S"Aa ltpw ..!•• "rhr1- L o w Imexiur

" F» r>p^c . . . . . -c u.-ii

.if 1. A.S1TB liZOS f£A f>OJ, .

|that are be .i.tiful and cheap;

^*rfffie noreltleg thai, is bdnBa to supereedi ; •verythnjg in market.

* ^ » Crockery Store baa alwaye Heen heatf-

'"g-fflJly-reg*!JM»»gy #ta%an to have S

<• ™i.s

yard and Soft, at the lowest prices.* Order* left at 8 . N . ANTHONY'S Insurance

of ice . Smith block. Linden street, or postal card, or a t j h e y a r d , will receiTe prompt attention.

PLEASE GIVE US A CALL-J . O . S J E Y M O t i l S

For Sale or Rent* BEFORE THE FIBST OF APBtti

The premises first east of the Catholic cetaetery Known as the Snyder or Bennett place. Ajddrees

P COOLEY, Watk ins . NJ Y .

"FOR SAL>; c» THE HOUSEandLOT ; sontu-easi f'orr>r nf M!lto:r ' -1 Poltencv St> Oeneva. It is a valu-iit- pi-ttrty Ihcowcei not Uesirins to nae it o€?era it lor sale. A rare bargatn. Address

V£&8>. HELEN WEEDE, e r «lTracv<St»eet.'Bnffa!o.», t

C C a weei.i i i yonr own town. Terinnand $6 bntttt D O free. Address H. Hallett * Co., Portland, Me.

iffl&^RiiSSrSSeS

PECULIARITIES O P THE BOY.

An exchange saya a boy -mR tramp, 247 miles in one day on a rabbit hunt' and be limber in the evening; when, if yon ask him to go across the street and' borrow Jones' two-keh auger, lie trill be as stiff aS a n e a t b lock . - »Of c o a r s e h e w i n . A n d h e wil l g o s w i m m i n g a l l -day a n d s t a y in; t h e

water three hours at a time, and splash and dive and paddle and -pnir", a n i next morn­ing he will feel that an unmeasured in­sult has been offered him when he is told by his mother to wash his face carefully so as not to leave the score of the ebb and flow so plain as to be seen under the gills. And he'll wander round a dry creek bed all the afternoon piling up a pebble fort, and nearly die off when his big Bister wants him to please pick up a basket of chips for the par­lor stove; and: heJU spend the :biggest part pf the day trying to aorner a stray mule or a bald-backed horse for a ride, and feel that all ' life's charms have fled when it comes time to drive the cows home; and he'll turn a ten-acre lot up-side down for ten inches of angle worms, and wish for the Voiceless tomb when the garden demands his attention. But all the same, when you want a friend who will Stand by you and sympathize with yon and be true to you in aO kinds of weather enlist one of those small boye,—SwrUngton Eawlceye.

S.D FROM DEATH The following statement of Wm. 3. Couehim, o

Somerville, Mass,, Is so remarkable that we bes ask for it the attention of onr readers. 'In tb fail of '76 I was taken with a vioTtnt bleeding o the lungs followed by a severe cough. 1 soon tie gan to lose my appetite and flesh, I wns so weak at one time that I could not leave my bed. In the summer of 1877 1 was admitted to the city hospi­tal. v?Tiilothe.doctorssaid 1 had a hole In m j lert lung as big as a tall dollar. I expended ovei a hundred dollars ic doctoisand medicine. 1 wai as far gone at one tl ne a report went round tha< 1 was dead. 1 gav • up hope, but a Iriend tol'1 m . of or. Wm, Hairs :;alsani Tor the longs . I laugh­ed at my friend* r inltins? ray case was incurable, but got a oottle to "satisfy them, when to mj s m -priseand pratification, I commenced to feel bei; ter. My hope, oni -dead, Ues>»n to revive, and to-diy 1 l o l in bt;:e spirits than 1 have the past

l n r l t e t h i s hopln^yoa will publish it, so that thoi-e iifflifU-1 with mscjso.1 lungs will be induced io take L>r. Wm. Hall's Balsam forthe Lungs, and tv convinced t in t consumption can be cured. 1 nave taken iwo bottles and can positively s->t :hat it has ar-ue more good than all the olhe aicdn- "i-s 1 'l ive taken since my sickness. M K..U'''. h. s ipfirelj nl.-iapPtartU uud 1 shallaom b jie U> uo to worH. ••«» > *y nil druBKlsts. !&3

w Senator Uen Hitl think* he has not louK to

live 11' has had l'uus operations for rancer or ttie-'toague. and is steadily failing, cancar has been a fatal unease in his lam.ly.

—The anti-i.'hmeso bill has passed the United states Senate and is now betore the Uouse. "

Clear Head ami voice, er.sy breathing, sweet breath perfid eioed, u s t e a n d hearing, no cough, t o (Uitress. These are conditions bruujCht abuUt iu cutunli by the use of riandford's Radical Cure. IA> i-[ilete tn - t i s eut fer ?1,

Teirib'.e tchiti^ .r d fcaly humors, nlcers. sores •i- d ,-croluUif . « l.u.B cured by 'he Cnticurl and r'u: cur«>oap the grw.t sk'n care;-) tx iernaly, ..: . C>.ir»r. Rt-rii'i i.t ;')' iod P'lriher) internally. Ask ah' lit it em at your druuiru-ia.

A. MiiiRRBLi.. & CO.,

Dealer* !u

GRAIN, PHOSPHATES, CUAL, Etc. CASH PAID FOR GRJJXS..£

afi-Yard and Elevator on East Jackson Street.

Smith Block. Linden Street, Geneva, N. Y. Mauely

GOLD PENS A N D PENCILS

From»AiK«u,' LAMBERT & Co.

DESES, WORH..BOXEfl, BACKGAMMON B O i R P S A.N 0„PORTFOLIOS

GAMES FOR flOLlDA i S L'h IJSMJ

• ^ O J ^ S A L E . Two Houses and Lots

ON COURT STRRET. SiNOHAMToN.N. Y. One of tne best localities In the city. Well built, high ceihujrs, frrencn win­dows ; very desirahle and available. Will ne sold separately or together, inquire of or address T. G. RICH, Jr., Real Estate Agt. , Binghamton X. Y..»>- JA*. MALKfTF .«»!ievai N. Y.

CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES

John O'Malley H i s accepted the G eneva Agency for the sale c

the

Boston Carriages, the best nVake in the eountry. The company '. as a surplus stock on ha d. made up daring th* win­ter to keep their men iu employment, and tui" spring they are offiered at

VERY LOW PRICES! I have a dozou different styles on display, all

four wheeled, with canopy and umbrella tops,at prices ran^in^ frum $14 upwards T h y a't. all nicely upholstere.l, \\!:h IN- .-ame style and flnmh as those formerly sold :n Geneva fer jliu to S,0.

• C a l l a n d f r e e T h e m , Aprl2li' JOUM O'MALLEY.

Exchange street, Geneva.

DR. W E Y B U B I i , A Q SKNECA ST , Third Building West of

T r O Post Office, (Seneva. N, V. Chronic, NVrvouB and Femaie Diseases a special

ty . Dr. Weyburn's Favorite Remedy will cure We treat those diseases successfully that have fal erf to be cured by oiht-r methods of treatinen Niaht calls at fame p lace Chm/ea reafonabli

A /ZH^TVT'T'Q $SOin a P'fS'0 day! The f \ \ i i*! I l l I l l most rapid selling subscrlo

1 X W - U J - ' •*• * ^ tion booits ever published Ou fits Free1 G W. Carleton <fc Co., Pubs. i f . V ;

10m.ij4w " '

Wanted Immediately AFEW 0 OO D M i£N to canvass among Real Estate

owners for 'he sale of Prnit and Ornaments Trees, Shrubs, Vines, and a full line of Nurser •• products. The business is easily learned.

S 4 0 t o S S O a M o n t h l a n d E z p e n e e ' cain re earue.l the first season. .Address, statl' a§^ and oeonpi-Uon, R. G . C l x a s e & C*

in->ifrw <^er-»-op N T

C A T A R I ? H i l v s ' Cream Balm r«^ELY'S ^_ Effleclni'l'Y cleanses

ihe uasa passages of ' 'ntarrhal virus, cans-•n^ health v secret ion i* allajs inflamimit'on. protects the mcro bra">e fr^m add.iiot a culds. ! completely h'als the sores and re 'tores the sanse ot taste and smell. Hem -floral r( Baits are n al-ized by a few appe­

al ions. A thoroneh treatment will cur Calarrh, Hay F,ver Ac. L'u quailed fcr colds in f c heai'. Agreeable to n-e.

Apply by the little finder i'-to the nostrils. On re-ceii>'of JSCc will "ia'l a r a f k ' r e . so'd i>v Oin'va dm si?t- K.L\ t ' i 'HEAil PALM IO. .OWPRO.K.Y

HAY-FEVER

CIVEN AWAY. Zimmerman Fruit Dryer

How and for Terms, Addren ZIMMERMAN FRUIT DRYER CO., Cincinnati, O.

and B n m e h l O a e t a be cured by the use of Br. H . J A M I S ' prepara­tions of C j u k a o k U I n -d l a » or B u t BniH» B e i n p . Bookof tes t l -

I n monials fronii.Doctors, Clergymen and "others, sent on receipt o t 3 cent ttamp. CKADDOCKifc Co.-.loaiBaceBfa.PhOa., Pa.

T h i i K l d l n g S a w Jt tachine ia warranted '- u w off a 2 foot log i n 2 .minute i , and

coats l e s a m o n e y t h a n any other Saw Machine, 'vr'earo l i e fir»t Ann who — — ™ " — — manufactured these

Tnfu3iina».yi, Arner-ica; and a t present o w n t h e o n l y legaJ

right of the eome. Sena for our free circular fJnited State? filanfc.C0» Washrhgton. D O

J. MONHiH: TAYLOR I

JUSSH^S1** a r e J?°15*ure> «l«)glng, y ehing-, wdrle at night; leems as if pin-worms were crawling about IhoreotumjtKeprtvateparbjareofteDafftcted. A§a PleMant, economical and poeiUre cure, SWATIIK'B S1 .1??*1? '• "npar*0' *» any artiele fn thTmarket

»ox«MI,25. Addreas, Da. SWATNS t Sox. PhiUwJ?*

—The next State Fair will De held at DClca, be­ginning September 2Sth.

—Theiesuit of the Spriug elections In the State have been generally reassuring to the Republi­cans.

A CARD. To all who aro suffering from the errors and In-scrotions of youth, nervous weasnesB, early de­

cay, loss of manhood, & c , 1 will send a recipe tha* will cure you. FKKB OF CHARGE. This greet emedv was dhjcoveied by a missionerv in South

America. Send a pelf-nddr essed envelope to the Rev. Josoph Inman, Station D . , New York City

(floctly A D a n g e r o u s C o u n t e r f e i t -

There Is a dangerous counterfeit fn circulation purporting to bo " Walnu' Leaf Hair Restorer.' The utromjest evidence of the great valne of *'Wal­nut Li-af Hair Restorer'" Is the Tact that parties knowing its efficacy try to wiitarVit. Each bottle of thejiennine hac a faxsimileof the piRuatureof "D. E. Becker"—the manufacturer—olown to the tr'.ass; uwd the "ictitorcr" Is as clear ana liarmlfss as wa&.-r while it possesses all the component pro­per tics necfrsoary to restore lite, vi^'or, growth, n 1 color to the hair Purchase onjy trom respon-

bU partiPS. Kach bottle is warranted, tc t:. X. Critiontoh, New York, and lienyon, Po' .V CID., Syr-ti*'iHe. wholasalu airenti*.

—Thtre are thirty Egyptian obelisks scattered over Europe. Rome has eleven, four of which are higher man the one in New York.

UCCKLEN'S ARNICA r-A^VE. The oest salve in thu world for cuts f hrnlse*

burns, ulcers, salt Theum, fever sores, tetter, chap ped brands, chlllblains, corns and ad kinds of akli irritation. This salve is guaranteed to give pe^ fi-ct satb<factiou ia every case or money refunded Prico 26 cents per box 8seply

-t-Iri Siam there Is a race of cats with tails only half the ordinary length and oiten contorted Into a kind of knot which cannol be straightened.

CHOICE EXTRACTS FROM DR0GGIST8. • W'B know the value of mait, hops cahsays and

iron rompobins 'Ma i. Bitters " Onr lacv onntomer" highly praise them.' 'Physicians prescribe them in this l owu. ' 'The i.irgept bottle and b-st medicine.' 'Best Blood;Purifier on our shelves, 'our best people take 'Mait Bitters." '."ure cure'for chilis au.i liver diseases '

2.=ioctly —An F.ug'lsh statis''can caieniates rhat every

man on an average >.,• -aks flf.. -two voiumes of aoo octavo pntreg per ..unuiii, and that every wo­man yeurly brings out bt'j volumes of tha same size m talk.

Walnut Leaf Hair Eestorer. I l l s entirely different from all others. It is as

clear as water, and us its name indicates, is a perleet Vegetable iiair Restorer. It will immedi­ately free the nead from all dandruff, restore gray hair to us urtural color, and produce a new growth where it has fallen off. Ii does not in any manner affect the heatth, which Sulphur, sugar of Lead, aud Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or laded hair in a few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for It. Each bottle i s warranted.

Zobrist & Paitridze.

mmamm m^z- *

B P i f m w m 0)<A>r 1'. frit-is, lOt-ei EeedsOnly U&tiiili 1-i i ' i- $12-'np. PareBolldoy lnrjr

meBW ready. Wii te or call on BEATTY. «"a tnon.N. J • J } 1

S T A N D A R D

FOOD FOR PUNTS ODORLESS.

For producing flowers aiid viirorous growth, it has no ?qual. Has stood the te^t for years, and always do s ill claimed foi it. I s egpeo-inlly adapted for IK use plants and gardeniDg,(rlvlnj» i bealthv growth and abnn-ant flowers. Over 100,000 packages lold

n lf-81. Awarded the medal it the Mechanics' Fair i t

Boston. Pnt np In package* at 10

an d 26 cents each, —FOR SALEJBY—

D. W. HALLENBECK.

SC I* <P«Jfladay at home. Samples worth$5 free 0 w J> /UAddres Stinson A Co. Portland, Me,

MBS. LYSIA E. PlSKBAft, OF LYNN, MASS.,

L Y D I A E . PSSmiSASVrS VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

Is a Pnelfcivo Onre |

f o r a l l t h o s o Pn l i iCu l < ' o m p l n l n t s And W e n T t n « * M I m*oiixnioii t o o a r b e e t f e m a l e p o p u l n t j o n *

16 trill cure antlro'y tlio worst form of Female C*nt' plaints, all ovarian troubles, Tuilftiuination and Uloora tlon, Falling' and Dlsplnceuientu, and the conMqnont SpUnal Weaknesa, and is particularly adaptad t» the Chongo of Life.

Ifc will dlasolT* and oxpcl tumors from thatiUmi In an early stago of deT6lo]imout, The tendency to can* coirous liuraors there !• clieclced very Hiieodlly by iti nso-

Ift remoTca faJntness, flatulency, dostroyaA^. ^.^Tinj for stimulants, anil relieves-arcaltnoHS of tho atomaab. 16 icuros Bloating, Ueodaohee, Nervous Prostration, Coinornl DubUlty, &ltv]?temiea*, Depression tu&d Indi-f*ation.

Tbat feellnff of bearingr down, canfdnc pain,'telgllt end backache, l i always pormanently cured hy J6i use.

It vrlll at all times and under all circumstance not Is hairmony with the laws that govern the f omolo syDterc

For tlio euro of Kidney Complaints OL* either «•! thif Ccirapound is unourpassed.

t T » I A E. TOTKIIAM'S VECJETABLXC COM* POUNI>lfl prepared *t 233 and 235 W.storn JLvenut, Lynn, Mass. Price $U Six bottlesfor $&. Sent bjj mail In the form of pills, also in the form of lpr.enR^«, en receipt of price, $1 per box for either. Mrs. Pinkhaw freely answers all letters of inq airy. Send for pasnpfc left. Address as above. "jOention thl* JPtiper.

Wo family should ha without LYDIA E. rlNKHAlT* LlVlER PILLS. Tliey cura constipation, biliou*3en asid torpidity of the liver. 25 ^n^j per box.

4JE5- S o l d b y a l l D r u g g i s t * . "©>

POSITIVELY CURED

Benson (|pjnt

" « « » » MT1»T tkey »r* P n f t m i j M i Al l

, 113 W A T E R OT^' H E W T O B K . . • Ai« ttoer, better, stronger, »ni longer Imam to the Burlcet thsm any other trticUi of thu kind. Are always sure and reliable, • f f ^ j g f ^ j & f t insnif t h . tegtt r m l u

-'cre«»edj-rubefacient, Btimnlatint?: counterIrriUnt eSects, ' . . . . ;

.- ' . . ,> . ,»•««»*. Because they arcagenninepTi.t^i^Trttf^p—-^

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ea-pacity spent no small portion-of Iris time in prison. Yet he was not strictly speaMng a martyr,-and hactbo olaiiQ to compensation from his party when it came to power; this he knew, and-he never asked for compensa­tion." He was quite content with the honor­able competency he had amassed by going to jail and fighting duels; for he belonged to that small band of broad-shouldered, tbick-moastaohed, hard-gritted men whom the carious press laws of the Second Em­pire had called into being as gSrtmts reapons-obits of different journals. His name" used to be printed eveiy day at the foot of • the newspaper which he served, and he was supposed to have exeroised a supervision over every line whioh it contained. He also signed occasional articles to whioh it was desired to give special prominence as em­bodying the opinions, not of one writer only, but of the whole editorial staff.

By virtue of a law passedjn 1851 by two rather obscure deputies, MM. Tinguy and Laboulie, all articles published in political newspapers had to bear signatures; and the effect of this law, intended to make journal­ists cautious was simply to oblige men like Antoine Thomassin to commit a great deal of quite unblushing perjury. Thomassin could neither read nor write. He had been twenty years in the army, and had retired as a sergeant-major of dragoons. His uttbf deficiency in all clerkly knowledge was held to be one of his best qualifications for the literary posts which he fill od, as editors had learned by experience that it was trouble­some to have a gerant blessed with enough education to acquire an interest in the writ­ings of the paper which he represented. Such gerants were apt take their functions au serieux, and to offer advice more thought­ful than welcome. Thomassin was above this foible ; he had been taught with infin­ite pains to scrawl his name in a large, splay hand, and that was all he knew or wished to know about " the letters Oad-mus gave." Nevertheless, when prosecu­tions were instituted against his employers ; when the huissier of the Correctional Court used to come to the newspaper office with the stamped paper conveying an invitation to the responsible manager to present him­self before the public prosecutor, Thomassin would put on his best coat, which he but­toned up to the chin, and bravely set off to the Palace of Justice. He was a familiar figure there, and the prdcureurs, judges, and avocats used all to grin when they saw him. The press laws had become a faroe long before they had ceased to be applied, and he must have been a very wooden-faced judge indeed who could have preserved his gravity when Thomassin stood up in court to say : " Cest mot qu'a ecrit ceV artique." His own demeanor while undergoing judg­ment was always perfect. He stood with head erect and eyes front, as if he were waiting to be shot by sentence of court-martial. Sometimes the judges would roast him a little by asking whether he had well weighed the serious import of the theories which he had emitted on po'litics ; but Tho­massin was always equal to such emergen-oies, and used to answer by Bolemn nods. There was no getting anything out of him except plaunstatements as to his name, age, and profession. When he had cried with respectful distinctness, ' T m a journalist," he spoke no more, but took refuge in wags of the head. It was fine to see him bow and retire when he had got his sentence of threb months' imprisonment. If the people at the back of the court asked him "How much," and what for?" as he went by, he re­plied, " Three months, for writing disre­spectfully of the Senate," and strode back to his office looking calmly contented with what had happened.— London News.

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A . T o m i g W o m a n a n d T o n n g M a n O d d l j ">:; . United Though Not for Wfe.

A few days ago a. promising yormg mer­chant of Bntte left fofcavisit .to, San JPran-ciseo, and by a happy coincidence met a lady on the train who was. going a few miles down the road to see he r ' mother. .Being slightly acquainted they becarhe engaged in conversation, and soon afterward fell into. a blissful slumber, the lady on one seat and the gentleman on the other. On the train was a Sheriff, who happened to have with him a pair of handcuffs, and the conductor of the tiain being well acquainted with the travelers above mentioned proposed to the officer to play ajgpactical joke on the inno­cent slumberers. Assent was given and the conductor taking the handcuffs, cautiously approached the unconscious pair and attach­ed their listless arms by the official jewelry. He then raised a racket and the sleepers awoke with a start, only to find that in their sleeping innocence they had; been joined to­gether, and that no man without a key could part them asunder.

They all joined merrily in the laugh, and though the gentleman gallantly avowed his captivity a pleasant one, thelady had almost arrived at her destination and asked for a separation. Then and there the trouble arose. The Sheriff had lost the key, And the situation which had been before regard­ed as a right merry conceited jest grew embarrassing in the extreme. The key oould not be found, and at the next station the conductor was obliged to procure a file and go through the tedious process of filing '&e wriBtlets so that the travelers could go pn their separate ways rejoicing. The conduc­tor states that tlift next time he plays a prac­tical joke he will ri^orouyly avoid the gentle handcuff.— Muniana In,Lcr-M'/u.n.Uiin>.

A SMALL BOY'S EXPLOIT.

H e P r e v e n t s the H o b b e r y o f H i s F a t h e r by T h r e e M a s k e d M e n .

A le t ter f r o m F o r t S m i t h g i v e s the partic­

ulars o f a s ingular robbery w h i c h occurred

in Sebast ian eounty . One n i g h t recent ly

three m a s k e d m e n surrounded the h o u s e of

Major J. K. Hale , a planter, l iv ing near

I lacket t City. T w o of t h e m entered the

house w i t h drawn revolvers , whi l e the third

remained outs ide to prevent egress from the

dwel l ing a n d guard aga ins t surprise. Major

Hale w i t h h i s wi fe and t w o smal l children,

were i n the' s i t t ing room. T h e robbers

burst into the apartment , d e m a n d i n g m o n ­

ey. T h e planter surrendered his pocketbook

containing some notes and a small sum in silver, but the thieves threw it on the floor and told him they wanted that $1,100 which he had recently been paid, and indicated & trunk in the1 corner ofc the room in which tSie money was supposed to be kept.

While Hale was getting a key for the trunk, his little six-year-old boy peeped un­der the mask which covered the face of one of the robbers and said: "Mr. Williford, why do you want to steal my father's mon­ey ?" The question discomposed tha thieves, and just then their companion out­side, becoming alarmed, blew a whistle, and the entire party 'fled without securing the expected booty. The boy had prevented the consummation of the robbery. Subsequently the three were arrested. They proved to be Williford, a neighbor of Hale's, a man natued W-hitledge, and Hale's son-in-law, a jroong man named Niex. All were highly connected, and the affair causes a sensation. They will be tried at the next term of the Circuit Court.—Little Sock Dispatch to tht Chicago Tribune.

A C O R P S E I N A T R E E .

T e r r i b l e Denti l o f a N e g r o H u n t e r iu S o u t h Caro l ina .

T h e Chester , Sofuth Carolina, Bulletin and

Yorkville Enquire)' give the following facts about the terrible death of a negro hunter in York County: Six or eight weeks ago Jim Anderson, a colored man 19 years of age, living in the Bullock's Creek ^section, York County, took his gun and dog and went hunting. That evening the dog returned, but Anderson did not. Nothing serious was thought to be the matter, however, until a few days ago when vultures were seen in great numbers in the neighboring woods. Some one being curious to ascertain why they were there, went to investigate, when a most revolting spectacle met their gaze. The missiAg hunter was found dead hang­ing on a tree with one of his arms in a hole, where it is1 supposed he put it to catch a rabbit. His coat and gun were lying at the foot Of the tree. The theory of his death is that he had chased game of some kind to Hrisf feee; which was hollow, and in his pur­suit of it he had climbed the tree, intending to jmpport-hhnself by a projecting limb with his right hand iwhile.reaching into the hol­low wjth his left. But it is evident, that while thus swinging by hie right hand to "^S^ShSS^;^ ¥& inserted, in the tree, the %tb broke, and his left was so fastened hi the Aperture that extrication was impossi-"ble^ and to a&ol to his' torture it was found that 'h is lef t sfibtilder was dislocated. In thiis cbhffitjprlhe itsd &6m Blow starvatidii almost in sigStofSbitetionB, but unfortui nateljr'ht-a larSpi^y sSfioni ^frequented", while if he ma^e'-cnespfoStr^ they old notattract attention:! The ar6i which was in the hole was broken., n e k ^ ^ e shoulder, and the body, was h>mgu1g^i^the feet almost touching ft&fi^unitj #?b.«!:eorpIe was in .a most naW seating state pf decomposition, the jvrdturea haying gnawed out the' eyes and devoured a large portion of fher oppar jioftibn, of the

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fifty-0t*e viarM <at eon-j atant use prove* the Act that no j cough remedy baa atood the test J

|like J»6*i*M-*;~i3Bt)4x**.; Tor Sole Xrery wh«r«. -

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_ - jlaimaaagiiiigis^i^^tTpeiE -nang.'latel-ot the^bwnof Geneva,Ontario(Joiriiy {Ss?I?f«S*«*'50"*- deceased, tb^feserft-thsaSSino, ^mztt yoncnerstufireof. to the undersigned A d m i n - . itetrator, a t his office o n t i n d e n Stee^BtTmsaia

rtOW5?f,iSSneS'.%Pr Won the 26thyttayot .Dcfoher 1882. Bated April 26ht. 1882. '"

. SAM.DSL N . A S T H O N T , g6apr6m - . ~ Administrator^

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Dr, Baxter's Mandrake I

I Will cure Jaundice* Dyspepsia, M I Liver Complwnta,. IndigestionT m I and all diseases arising from Bil- g j iousness. Fritc 25 cts. per bottie. | | I ror3alc.Everywb«r*. ^

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QnTTTIXT l>on't locate before seeing onr James o U U X X J - K i v e r Heitlemenl. 111ns. catalosn'' free. J.F.Mancha,Claremont,Surroy Co.,Va 17mv4

HIRES IMPROVED KOUT BEER 25c. yisckage makes 5 e-allons o n delicious, wholesome, spark

line temperance beverage. Ask ymr druggist or pent hy mail for 25r. 0. 1 HIRES, 4 8 - . Del. Ave.. Philada 17miy4w3

M K N W A N T E D To sell Fruifand Orna mental Trees, Grape". Shrubs, Roses, etc _ Noex-perience req'iired Salary and expenses paid. J. P. LECJ.AHE, Rochester, N. Y 17roy4w

NOTICE f 0 CBEDITOBB.

FTJRSITANTtoan Order of the Snrrosateof the County of Ontario, notice is hereby given to

allpersohs ihaving claims agalnstgamuel P. Will son,Iate or the town of Geneva, Ontario County state of New Yorfc, deceased, to present, the same , with the vouchers thereof, to the undersignea ^administrators; 'at - the drag store o f Geoige H. .fibers, on Seneca street, in CeQeva, N."T„ on or hjefore the 1st day of June, 1882. * Bated November 2Sd," 1881.

GEORGE H. MTEES, JANiS WTCSON,

•Spoyym Administrators, A c .

BTJPRBME COtlKT^ COTJHTT OP ONTARIO, Sally Ann Ringer, Plaintiff, against Wallace

B. Webster, et al. Defendants.. In pursuance of a judgment and decree of this

court rendered, in thin action, at the Ontario Coun­ty Circuit and Special Term held at Oanan-daigua. on the 15th day of May, 1882, Hon. Charles 0 . Dwight'presiding. T, the undersigned, the ref­eree in said judgment named, will sell at Dublic anction, at the depot of the N . V. C. R K., at Oato Corners, N . Y.; on the 30th day of June, 1883, at nine o'cloelt in the forenoon of that day, the following described premises. All that tract or parcel of land situate In the town of Phelps, County of Ontario and State of Sew York, and being part of lot number eighty, in Township number ten in the first range of towns in the County 01 Ontario aforesaid and particularly d e ­scribed a s followB,beginning at the t-omhwest cor­ner of the said 'ot number eighty and running thence south eighty-seven and a half di grees east on tbe line of lofs twenty-four chains and twenty-five links, to a stake at the southwest corner of lands sold to David Boyd. Thence n o n h one degree east on the division line of lots twenty-eiehi chains and eighteen links to the south bounds of the road or highway. Thence north eichtv-five de­grees west along $be line of sain road three chains aDd fifty links, to an angle in said road. Thence north fifty deirrees west along the tenth line or said road, six chains and forty-one links to a -lake. Thence south one degree west parallel with the east line of ttiiti tract nereby intended to be con­veyed ten chains and seven ht'ki- to a stake an I stones. Thence north eighty seren and a half de­grees, west sixteen chains and sixty-tt.ree links to 11 stake on west bounds ot paid lot. Thence souttt one r'egree west tmntv - tnu chains and twelve ln.ks, 10 the place of r.i'ginuims, containing ilfty-nine acres, Ihree roods, tixteen perches and three-quurters of a perch of lana and are the same oremises owned and occnoud by fumes Webster

m his lifetime and at his decease, and conveyed to •a i l aceB . Webster Seot. 1, 1670, by Olfauncey

L. Webster and Oscar P. licartvji 11, 1 xccntors of thy last will and te^tattent of James Webster, de­ceased. ' JOHN E. BEAN,

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SOMETHING FOB TOfJ.

The months of JIarch, April and May are the three successive arches of a bridge which con. nect the season of ice anu sleet with that of leaves nd roses. Ko less in respect of healtb than of outward natural phenomena is this true. Spring d s a t - j i u g seasan for invalids, and particularly foi those wno either suffer, or are liable" to suffer, from Bfiiiousness, Kidney eomplaiEts ana Consti-pation^of the IJowels, and for women who are caronicully subiect to any ofMhe long catalogue ol physical ailmeuts to wmv,u their delicate sex 11 heir Indications of disease iu Spring should be heeded at once. A fatal attack may easily result lrom neglect or a disordered condition of the bow­els. 'Ihe ounce of prevention may be had where tons of cure—or attempted care—may be unavail­i n g . Are vou vexed or troubled in Spring with iuaigest-OD, lorp.d or disordered Liver, want of appetite, costipat.on, or a liverish Plate of the skin ? 11 so, <ah.o < ithout an hour's unnecessary •oiay Dr. K e n n e d / s FAVORITE itEMEuY. Mo med icine i» to uarra.esf and y ct co quick and posi­tive in its action, i i is Mature s own idea, con­densed and mud 1 tangible by Human slull. Do noc leave hi me u ben goin on a journey wlthont a bottle ot ii iu your vaiiSe. .You can n .1 possibly put one doilni" iu any othei shape where it can render j o so esjential service, rue F A V O R ! l E REMEDY 1= almost. lNSTAM'aM riOUS in its ac­tion, out d . ,^ not leir you 10 oi.ces.with its vio ' lenr.e noi nauseate you with dis^ult. .It tree; the Liver lrom Bile and sets the i.;.:h.nery ol jour body into normal ahd heaituv opi i.-tiiou. Kemem-b i r : l ir I). Kennedy's P A V O i t i l i i liKMtJL/Y. Ask your druggist lor it anu lute n ithing e lse . Pr.ce One Dollar a bottle- aprl94w

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Within my borne UiaWff| And prayed tor greatii That was mine nomi^if

small; I And I cried out rebellions I had'not, saying it great

Were only mine, jonrnl Were also mine, with

hands; If love, the love I craved Its arms around me; the

With me torever; peat And life would round c

Into a fullness new andE Ana so I fretted 'gainst i

And so I prayed for I al Making a burden of tli

I made regret for that w And then one came unto

And asked to enter. " Or wealth or fame?

nleaV She answered, "Nay, m " Open to me, I pray; m

And thou shalt find, al Of fame or bye within

That with my coining co "That thou hast longed

her face, Sort was her voice, ana I saw the look of one K

My heart was sore, and £

I bade her enter. How tf Seemed now the falthtt So long had lain tmprm

Shone the small paths wl

Duty grew beautiful; wl| I saw the distant wealt But all fair things seen]

The hour l clasped the hi

MY COOS]

" One of y o n g ir l s said m y mother .

" B u t , m a m m a , " p i e g o , I 'm in the m i d s t course at co l l ege ."

" A n d I can't g o ! ' Lotuse, w h o h a d j n s y o u n g Mr. L e g g s t t , vrl

store o n the corner, a n adi se o f bliss.

" Girls, don't talk s m y mother , br isMy. P a t s e y P o n n s e t t , s i c k < n e e d i n g care a n d co: o n e m n s t h a s t e n there.

" Let F l o s s y go>" e n

" Y e s , " * c h i m e d i n F l o s s y ?"

" B u t F l o s s y i s sue m o t h e r , in a pertorbec

B u t here I d r o p p e d a n d rose , t ry ing t o l o o

" I a m near ly e ight o h , m a m m a , d o l e t m e C o u s i n Pat sey , a n d m e her he iress ."

" D e a r , dear I" can have p u t suoh > r me child's B e a d ? " , ' f

" B u t isn't s h e y e r y " S h e is-vfiry «cceiit | " W e l l , t h e n o f couij

ded. " E c c e i i t r i c ol And, o h , i t w o u l d b e ;s l & e to s e e -whaj IJrlpcj p o s e Utey l iaS&^fesitf a l l ^aeh"mSRnSe£8tti?t

A n d I ran l a u g h i n g w h i c h had fr isked out i n t h e garden . N o t that I c o u l d h e a r m y i a chi ld s h e i s 1" An with a l a u g h :

" O h , l e t h e r g o ! should take a f a n c y t< m a k i n g o f h e r fprtun

So t h e y b o u g h t m 6 m e d m y p l u s h h a t w i and s e n t m e off t o W n e w trave l ing b a g o n cloak.

I h a d never trave ls I q u i t e e n j o y e d the:jn I h a d m y n o v e l t o Ba troit and s a n d w i c h e s all t h e flitting s c e n e r w i n d o w — u n t i l gettii b u y s o m e o r a n g e s wl

i s h fancy, I m i s t o o k t

self a lone a n d be'

s trange faces .

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r ight h e r e o n t h e s e

A n d m y c h e q u e wtio

O h , d e a r i o h , dear l

A n d t h e n a.tall, pit

c a m e forward. I .

t w i c e before, ^asauiL

" W a s it a canvass

H . ' o n it 1 A n d w a s

l y i n g bes ide i t ?

A n d I answered , I

" Y e s . "

" I t is in t h e b a c k

w e r e s i t t ing there 1 1

d u c t y o u thi ther . "1

and it will be difficu to another."

rVnd thus, fe> m; my treasure undistn of mamma's many laughed with Bvy way to Powder City

I confided tt^. bii rich cousin, who- w< —that I never had. before^-that my oa that my cousmt was

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—thaf3 had trwatj pocket-book, a n a s with fourteen little

And not until i the Powder City driver to go to Mia Cedar Eoad, d id ! i ' unne esRarily comD

"Oh, a e a r r I hope he's not ft bm

My Cousin Tate teau or *pictrire|q a tumble-down old nautpond in front,

nwillows at the bacl

She lay ver* ill|i a fire of dampilogsj and a general smiel]' prdrifeea. ^ J j

She was an uglyi with aiiboked^noee wrinkled upptjr Jip

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at the mica " Whatcan I f&ffo

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