THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.

iummftry of Principal Evenu of General Interoit.

Tll« * * * * * f l f * * • ^«*t«1 ftftrefiitt? *,.!t»rtt<ii * H < I n i l i inwH fur n i t« r

idnutcN'riirmiiiittiii ttto cnmitf?, Thursday, ttn* 1fl,

Tt*r W L. I I . iiitmtiitioii In Ml. Lmtt* mmi« tu ittt (Mat,

ftie Kiilwiip'tl ettttrch ettnfreminf the VnlMl MHHW met in NitrfolU.

The N»*w York Hiate NViiiiuui SufTniifo 0u»»voHil"M met Hi Uorht'stor,

tlHMiltliHi of Hi'imtnr Mnrtnn flutler1* i*w»|Nt|M«r In Huleltfh \\M md*ed by thy

tlw flrHUh staimtr Memphis, from M»ntrant i«»r HrUhil, Knwluiui wmwtwk-*i ,.lt MM* e»»rt«t of tMuml mat was a total |uftl iVlHlf till* V*l*et s e i V W SV»tftMlt\|\VtHMl.

William I lowly, ii ytatHK pt»U>m«r in the Telid* III New York umti't ' Sentence to \\w Klinlfrt tvfnr-niittnry, wim tnunlnmnl by tktvi'Pitnr Miirhtn he<<mt«Htf hU tiiutlior n *ttirettth,a, *he Will take the boy to their Vi*riit«tiii tonne,

WIUIHUI K, Viilnnlltiv, ono of tan nyiatl-t UMif imh* unit I'liwk forger* who have UH a n|Hnutlii|| *ohumhidy, plemltnl guilty In tlh*»klyu. HoMeme wan deferred p«nd lliil tin* iHittt'htatht aial trial of Ms nuiliHt-*MU«. •omu ill wlmtn ere hi Jull,

frlitfiti War, so, thirty men were kltlint by it firedamp

M|iM"h lit aeottlery at Ueektlittftmuseu, Wi«i|tlutltiii

the Maryland enurr of n|ipf«nU sustained Mayor Hooper of Halttitioro lit hi* lltfht Willi lUeHty eouueti.

A enmplelo list of tvpn*oMittlvi»ii clotted ID tin* kltt) fifth fattfrvM »|inwn a innjorl* ty at ti fur the tfold wUhdiml,

President Kleel Meklnloy, It U said. Will il|l|HllIII .llMH»|lb t», fMllltlt, Ofc-rttlltf II-

hmrlatt of Ohio, mat*hal of tin* l>Utrlot of UulainbUu

UUmeev M, tVpew rtttnonneed that Curiu*llll» Vutulerhllt In stomlllv Improving Miul efcpwt* «MMI In resume imtitrol of bin feU/anes* MtcresK

It WIM bmuifht uttt Mi the (rial In New V«»rtl ••! Colonel NUIIUK aial Ln|ittilti Dlek-Utah lor being eouecrtted In n Hillm*terlng H|M«llll<«n M> Calm aboard the Ltiurmtu tttal snoods sty In Philadelphia W paying a weekly stipend l«» twnof thtithtttf wlthw«^« far 1I10 nuvi*t,n infill 1

t'httik I1. Arbui'kk^ ilmlrtnnn of tho IkatoihltU* nMitM iHiiuftiltti«w of Co! irtulo aial n wmilthy mltW o|N«mtar, wait fouial il>tti«r (it Kltfhth iivtMtui* ami i)\w HuntttHHl mat Ktfty «*i<«nat nivwU Nnw York, ami f»H|tlhH! U»fMiM an ambiilamn* at 1 'ivwl. Itu hial IHH»II hittlnHl. Iba alTaU* l« tbiiitakd In mywhry,

Olio, riaitii oi HtuUiia'M WortilK rtKlo, illul In NVtMiiliti*rmto. ib'rmttny.

Uovt iitir liml l\ Morton In tnlkinl of at t'abb»»i. <), for iihtlNin«attor tt> Kniilatal,

lltv ll»*v Oliver lliMtta 11C Monttvnl wnn fnuail Htnumt on 1 ha vi*rtfo of iti*llrlum 9him*iii In a Imltflntf lmu*'lti VVIHII hmith tiivt't. Sim Yorki mul wim *t*nt to lh»U^ via* hn«i|tltal.

.lohn K, Kllifonr U nu\\\* \\\v Port .Tt*r* vi* |N, Y,i Nallonnl hank* ntul claim* llai* wink* hn tvim tt«m|iMmHly tnmmi' ami WIM Wtimhrlnn iiUail thvcountry Ib^bank tooK |mii<H*«filtiii uf tiln |»rn| i»rty iiml niln IIWHI II. Mr, Klitfottr wm known as ttm hlia^tntn* ktltH.

Hn'itnttmimiMtmnt wim tnmto In tlaltl* tlmh* I It il tin* |to|M baUa|))HtlnUnUbr Itof, lit* ThoMta* *t, (Jnnnty, pastor of ttm rtmiiit of tlu» Hatiiit lli»at% Wntwutor, Mu ,. to hi' ivctor of ttiM t iithollo untvt'r* •llv at Wanhlnift HI In utimtMlon to Ulnbo|t tlohn »l KHIIH*. tic t'omity U a tHtchrr aial an mtltor of a wwkly n»lt||tou« jottr-lltlt

MtimlMfi ^fafi lltt •Irm Mn'^ohi titiaM>rirfi*tttfhtFrt!irrt¥tHl

lit \»»w York frntn Kngtamt In (Inu trim for hi* lioAtnii boot with Donovaiu

Th* Null rniPt wmi <mhl to havo rotvlvmt n iliMitbblnsv frnm tin* tk'toHton of tho National llimlsvmv Drak'^' iiwioclatbtn.

!>n*/al Inurnm, 11 wvalthy tly«*r of A«* Wla, N. Y.i Ml on it Attorn plpo nmt wan tmrmnl on om» hip, Ymikiaw att In, oa\m-I11K hi* itfitih, •

IhtHouthurn fitilfltj «tt*nnim« flan fb ftUu w»im WhH'kml olt tVtltit Anuai, t'al,, itbit, with bar cargo, U 11 total IO«H4 Klgbt <jf tht» ««n»w of 41 nam wuro itrowmnt.

Nrthur WV by t'amiilMill, 110 yram old* Wim ha* IM<I«II 11 iliHifon nmt (t h'aitnr of

Iiraynr mo'llnji^, ami who 1* ncoumnt of mvlnjf 11 vo llvltm wlvnn, wan arrrrtbut In t*ati*r«nn, N, (tM on thiM'httrtfoof bigamy.

An nnknown man ami woman who had n«aliti*rmt it* Unoi'tlt1 NVlN<m and wife, at 1lui Htanilnnl Itotid, N*w York, wart* Immd dtMid in tlu*tr rootiK doath Indnn r*tttl*d hy nu ttt Hint Ion front wfittdtiK ||a«. ilwy had i«vUh>ntly lotntnlttod fmbldo.

William A, Mt«ntityi<r. tlm wotl known foiumtlan mat playwright, IIIIHI at ht* n^l-4li*mv, lllir NNV«t 1 wonty third ntn»«t. Now York, of Itrlutv n dlmmmi* II© had t>oon ill for novoral mtmthn, llln prim Ipal playn w»*r*iM tonrlHtn In a f'ulliiiiitt far," "Wo, I-P h t'o..M MtoUinnanlngM mul "Thu Mrah lliig.

Tnn4dn?l fn?. '14* A militrrrmifiiti Ihv \\n* dvntrojrcd tnrttty

ftt'm«of land niMtr I'olitmtnm, N* •*. limttiii'ry M. I)o|iowdi»llvrr»dannddrt»#ii

io the V^mmnt Hong of thv Uwnlutlon In Mont|H*ltir, Vt»

Iho I'nlbd pltntyi rrulftnf Mnrldoliwirt dr pp« d am b»»r olt Htatou Inland, N. Y,, •tftor a IhriHi yi«arn' prulm>,

Tho trial of liinly linn BtKitfc nn i ntfuwi of rrimlhal HUd pn»b'm»d by Knrl Uumwll, hrr«on In law, Iwiimi In Iitmdott.

Tho iiri'iihh-nt him ii|i|mlittiHl »tm1|(o Nott tohcithiof JtMtltHMif t bo com t of olnllort 'tndt'liMrlopili Howry of MtiwUtiitipttubeit imlMMoi tliMoourt.

'Ihti t'rtnro and ^rlnoww nf Watw, no-<Himponbil by tint, daituhtcr*, aro vlnltlnil tki hukonmt ItmhoMof Mnrlbormmh at IHonbolm, wlaivthoy wllU|H*nd tho HVM4,

t h t wnr lmtwiHin tho t*om|Niny tltitt hiti tho oontrm't to utipifly Ihiyonno, N. •!.! with wator mul tho olty oounoll mtlinl-nuMl In 11 lltfln ovor tho tnyln« of ttmltit.

1 ounti<M .liin^k*! who for m» yoar* han Vi.inly prvwod 11 ohilm for Itf.iHjn uin) hold tiy tho itovrrnmont brtno lnK to h»r an-fkMiliT, flon.rnl I'tiliukl, ha* woitrod of ltH*nirtt||Mlomul thrvatottotl -mkldt.

ATI.VMA, Not, IH.-A. H. rtftjr, HHJ Tkanoormto oamnm nmnlnoo for i-nitoii ^tntM Mtiuitor, wit* formally *l7fIH» *! that ulllra by Iho ifonoral iiMotnbly, HHt \*>um hotnn o«*t, i»f whloh l«l mm for Mat, Tho l*ii|iulUtn wnt tholr HI Vot*w for'ttonornt William IMilillp*, and tho Ke |ittlilli*iitmiinvii<ltolr thrw voU* tu Major J K, tlnnpotn

Mit TOKi.iKn, Yt,. Nov, «i».- tho Inwwr hranohof tho lonNlnturo divtlnod to pa** tho MMiitti* womnn PtitTrnin* l»»ll • ,y , lv"Vi ut IHh to m», 'tho iUm<iiMil<tn on tho hill oitn*itiii«Hl mivwrnl lo»ftr* and wa* hoard by tho tar» o*t nudtom'o ovi»r nMombliHl In tho hall, Tho Itlifli IhHMino Imml nptloti bill wa* dofwd'd by 11 n ovorwlii>lmln>| voU».

THE ESSEX IJO, RErUBTJCAN. NOV. 26 1R96. A 5

ONCE FAMOUS ACTRESS, ttri« Nntt*fttrtrtan* rm^i Awny A ft iff %

HH*f 1ltii«ftii l u f r a i i o * , ^Aljlfc, Nov, ilt.-Mr*, Hoott-ftUMont,

Hat wlobratod not fin* ami dramatic rondo*, d iHl Iter© aftor a brief mm**, and lu«r ro-tnaln* huv« bw*n M*ttt to Now York.

Mw» floot^gkUlmtii wiw a mwtt-ffnuut-dmirfhtcr of tttu Krviib Hnriih 8UUI011*. Site boaan bur ornwp on th„ Rtngo In Ijondon tu IHHT, Hlvlnif n*mlThHii from H'uiketi-iwnro * play* tn tho 11 ttimvor Hiiunrorooms, itml ltitor on nuuto hor first nppearanco npon tho reicutiir «t4i«o at the Haynmrkot theater In ttto ohiiriwtor of UOMUIIHI in

At Yon tdko lt,M ttor youth and Iwtiiity nttd Intlucntlal fHomtn in tho pw»8s ail helped to mako ttor MIUOOMCIII, and for AOIIIO ttmo *ho onJoyiHl ooitdtdornbto po^tdarity Imth lit fjotidon ami in tho provinces.

Hho llr*t i>miiti to Amcrloii in \%mt Wlton *ho mid In Htolnwav halt, New Yi»rk, ttftor whluh sho acted In the Fifth

ttm *r*oTt-Rtnnoys, Aront to tttpater, when* *lm nttnttiiMl edch -r l ty . Mho la ter rotnri iod t(» t iondon and noted In "Tho Laity of tiy* m*" and aev-oral Shak©*|H«arean tharao te r* as well as In 11 n u m b e r of ronmnt lo play* a n d melo­drama*, t n la ter lite Mr*. Slddoim travel-mi extensively In tho l l r l t l sh oohmlo* a n d nehloved oom»Ul««rat»lu popula r i ty In Aus­t ra l ia , but adviihelntf yeat** robbed hor of m u c h of Iter Iteauty, a n d sho gradua l ly lost hor power of publ ic a t t r ac t ion , Hhe paid a llltat Vl*lt to tho T u t t e d Htato* a year or t w o ano, hut hor appearance on the aUttfo t h e n ended In d i sas t rous fatlttro. ^ h e was a w o m a n oi marked Intolliironeo. Hy ttto*« w h o *nw Iter In the day* of hor p t i m o she Will IN> romoinlieli 'd an otio or tho loveliest Wimton tha t wvor a|»pearod behind the foot-IllfltU,

CAMPANINt DEAD. Thu

M^MORTOX'SBEPOTIT SCCReTARY OP AGRICULTURE CAYS

FARMERS ARE PROSPEROUS,

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VlTlLAtiKl.t'lllA. N o v , »».—KX.I'irtfnilW-toritonoral Jttliti SYiinmnitker, In it uutor to tho Phllmloltihlii brnnohof tho National U*ii||uoof lluslm?** Mon, ha* attfnlllod hi* wtlllitiinwM to bo ft oandldato for UIIIUHI Htato* poitator from Vonnwylvanift tf» *no ooiHi ,t, tlonald Cmnoron, who*o t^nu 01 nlrnt Mandt tt 1»V7

PrtWiiiw Tiinar Ntnffrr r***i«* Away at Ilia t l o tn r tn Itrtlv.

liONtHtM, Nov, U4,—The r h r o i d o l o nn-tlotmeo* the deatl t <>f tho groat tenor . Cant-pan ln t , at P a r m a .

P i u u p n n l n l wn* Imrn n t r n r m a , I t a ly , lu IBMl. When I I years old, be enl is ted h* a * *ld\pr ttmter th t r iba ld l . In the fol­lowing i-iimpalgtt the diseovery was made tha t he p-iMoMsod a voice of ex t rao rd ina r i ly fine qua l i ty , \ i m ***> fr««m his mi l i t a ry obligation*, the ymt th entered himself a* a pupi l at thol 'o twervi i tory , P a r m a , wltere he con t inued t w o year*. His lirst appear-aitoo wa« In tho *ante olty.

t 4 a m t i a n l n l * early oxporlom-M woro not tmo m r a g l n g , a n d in l»tm he U>catne a liupll nf tnt tnceiuo li i t tnpeiti , at Milan. When bo r^ippeariHl botore tho putille, hi* •iiooit** hooaiito Immodla te ty assured . In IHT^ be sang in l iondon. tho next yo t r lu Now York. Hlnoe then his visit* to the oltlof eltlo* of Ktiro)H* and thi* ooutlnout have rest 1 He it lu his und i spu t ed supremacy as tho loading tenor of hi* age, ^

Urtakfr Wtirri*to1«*r* tttm*««if, rnt t 'AOti , Nov, 44, —Kn Hanker A n

tinoty Ko/oL who failed last May for uvoi t h ' O U in, a d m i t t e d tha t he wa* gu i l ty ot c i l m o in tho h a n d l t n g of the b a n k s fund* at d Wa* *urronderod by hi* boialstncn. Hi ntatiHl tha t ho bad decided to abandon any legal ftgttt and to accept his p u n i s h m e n t . It hit* bt ctt a r r a n g r d t h a t he pi Pad gui l ty to larcoity today at d U» *ont to the t>enl lett t lnry. He I* tho Hrst tmnker in thb s ta te to l>o m*nt to prl on fur mUusi t tg fumls i n t ru s t ed to his omv. Ko /e t ' s bank W«« Ou* of tho oldest on tho wiiit side and had ulway* been rogariled a s financially sound, ft wa* pi^trtml/.eii pr incipal ly by Workingmon ma t sma l l t r adesmen , whu lost »vory th ing .

Mei?ffPt«ry t^fiifirt* fta««tl« WA*ftiximiM, Nov, g t , «•-Wonrgft ^*,

I l odg ln* of Windsor. O tn . , hn» smnl David |{. Krunol*, *ecretary (»t tho Interior , for a Writ ot tunndamtm, l l o ri 'prosonts t ha t nn Mafoh Uti. 1MU4. bo lllod in tho pa ten t ollioe alt npplioiitloti for a pa t en t for a method of t e s t ing the ra i lway a i r b r a k e a n d s ignal *v*tetn* a n d a | )pma tu* for c a r r y i n g tntt tho method, Ho claim* the Invent ion Is Worth l lo.dOn t>» h im . I lodgln* asser t s tha t hi* a t t e m p t * at appeal rmin the do-ol*lott of tho p r imary exe.inluer ivjoct tug hi* c la im* have ln»on refused, a n d he now Wants tho secretary oopnumudod to d i rec t t he commiss ione r of i n t e n t s to pert'o't t he nppcAl to tho board of e x a m i n e r s in ohlof.

tlttttidy P l i t i t ^*itti Iit»*pprt%t1b»i, I J K H A W I * * lud , , Nov, 44,—A bloody

ftgttt ooourrod on the putdlo suttaro tn th i s olty last n ight hot ween tho no tor ious Mil­ler g a n g mid olllcor*. Hill Wood*, otto of tho de*poradoo* rwon t ly from M h s o u r l , Wit* fatal ly stmt by Po l i ceman Uoorgo t«'ro*t, who himself received a bullet In hi* th igh , whi lo sovernl other* mitYeivd s l igh t Hljurlo*. t t was a ease ot ro«l*tatieo to itr-tv^t fot ou t r age* a n d violence by tho WIKHIH a n d Miller g a n g c o m m i t t e d \a*t w w k . T w o other* or the g a n g were ar -

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XSUU Kttuwti t*pftstnn Aitofin»jr ll«nit» Ol.KVKI.AMi, N i ^ , 4 4 . — M l l o H» Stevet i i ,

ono of tho U'st known pension atti>ruoy* III tho I*lilted Htuto*, died at til* homo, 5t» t'wlur avottuo, aged ft« year*. Mr. HteuMii. ever *inoo tho close of the war, wn* known far and wide a* n p«'nstoit at-toriioy, having IH»OII at tho head of tho Urm of Mllo l i Htovon* iV t*o., with tho prlnol-pal olTlco it) the Hlover building, Washing-ton, and branches In this city. Detroit and rhlooga Tho Immediate ouuse of doe h wn* ory*tl'ola*,

f lu id «Uilltil»rd t i t ItUMitn Tjt)NhuH, Nov, :U,— I he Chroniclo '* gfc.

P e t e r s b u r g corrospondoitt repor ts t ha t M. do Wit to, l l t tMlun min i s t e r of flnanco, ha* nt*eurod tbw assen t of his colleagues for tho In t roduc t ion of tho gnld s t anda rd . Tho o*nr approve*, t h i s correspondent say*, a n d tho Imper ia l counci l Is now discuss ing tho projoet nltd will probably adop t It, al* t h o u g h tho A g r a r i a n m e m b e r s w a r m l y op*

W e t ! ftfiown Mnn , i Sidoldo. WA*iiiMtTu\, Nov. 411.—Knbort A .

^ h l t o h a m t , t h o p r o p r l o t n r o f tho old ou :

r losl tv *hop *toro on D street , oomml t t ed *ulcuio by tdowlng ou t hi* brain*. I l l s place of bits!m>** wa* a ver i table t reasure houso of relic*, soiuo of which wore from r evn lu t l onn r r t ime*.

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Purtttn* Vnt * Pnrpr, HKW YUMR. Nov. 4«>4—.lohn it. Gontry,

tho fastest pacer that the world ha* over peon, wo* *o!d hist night at Madison Hitmtn* (hirdett to U .1. Towksbury for iHi.wm. Ho has nrniu record of 1MH>$ and w rotnunl made against time of 9:*)0lf.

f\\%y N«PI1 No ^nfrlrtl ttrto'flrtary L©Eti. ln t ln t l - Tlift HoiiiPHteiia Ant Hntuitll$

CrUlolft«ut< I t* Hoprnl FnvnriMt- Oppo-

s l t m n t o Vr** I i U t r t b n t l n n or Hoi'tls,

WAsttfVOToH, Xov. 24»—Hecrotnrr Mor ton , in Ids four th a n n u a l repor t j u s t mad* publ ic , show* t h a t w i t h |48U,0U0, which m a y fm saved from ttto appropriation** foi t h e c u r r e n t fiscal year, there wi l l have boon covered baok in to tho t reasury since March 7, im»;i, over $!>ttU)0(000 out of a to t a l ap­propr ia t ion of 111,119,455.45.

T h a t t h i * g rea t economy wn* offoctod Without any loss of ciTlclency ho a t t r ibu tes in a largo degrco to tho i m p r o v e m e n t in the personnel of tho force u n d e r civil srrv-loo rules, wh ich lie declares to l>o "abso­lu te ly Indispensable to the m a i n t e n a n c e ot an economic and ofttelent a d m i n i s t r a t i o n of t he publ ic serv ice ."

To complete " t h o alroady a lmos t perfect •ystein of civil se rv ice" In ills d e p a r t m e n t tho secretary recommends tho a p p o i n t m e n t of a pe rmanen t director In charge of bu­reaus a n d ftulcntlllo invest igat ion*. Th«i chief* of scientific, bureau* and tholr a** s l s tun t s ho declared a re not adequate ly compensated , a n d s t rongly recommend* t h a t tho salaries of th i s class of employees bo Increased.

Tho Inspection of nn ima l* In tended fnt fond 1* t rea ted a t l ength , a n d stress ti laid upon tho Increased etllcloucy of the work , duo to the extension of civil service rules , wh ich has boon very rap id in this service.

Mr. "Morton urge* s t rongly that govern­m e n t Inspection should bo extended to all a n i m a l s Intended for h u m a n food, whotltei for consumpt ion In tho Un i t ed »StuUw 01 abroad.

Tho report show* a steadily increasing d e m a n d In Ktufland for Amer ican horses. D u r i n g the llrst n lno m o n t h * of tho pros out year more of those a n i m a l s wore ship* IMHI to t h a t coun t ry t h a n for any previous year,

D u r i n g t h e year t h e d e p a r t m e n t Issued B70 publicat ion*, m a i n l y for g ra tu i tous d i s t r ibu t ion . T h e aggrega te n u m b e r oi copies pr in ted wa* fl,5Hl,70ii. Ho protests aga ins t t he In t rus ion In the net of appro­pr ia t ion for tho depa r tmen t for thocur rcn* fl*cal year of *HU,5UU for r e p r i n t i n g hor* ttnoks a n d ca t t le books to be given away hy congress .

Agnltod Ffeu ftpml f>istrtt»fitton« T h e secretary a g a i n t akes occasion U,

express hi* opposi t ion tn the g ra tu i tous d i s t r ibu t ion of seeds a n d to express thd hope tha t tho practice will bo d iscont inued.

The1 report concludes wi th a enmprehem • h o review of the condi t ion of Amer loan fa rmers .

r*ov» n ty t w o pe r r r t t t of the farms In the V n l t e d Sta tes , i»ucupiod by the i r owners , a re absolutely freo from mor tgages or oth­er h n e u m b r a n c e s . Tho secretary refute* the Idea preva i l ing tha t tho fa rms of the West a n d south are m o m heavily burdened With mor tgage* then those of tho east and nor theas t . S t a t e s a l o t t g t h e Nor th At lan t i c , ho says, an> qu i t e heavily incumbered wi th fa rm mor tgages , a n d Now .Jersey carr ies a deb t of grea te r In propor t ion to farm* valtio t h a n any s ta te in tho T n l o n . The frequent c la im tha t tho farmers a re a lmost universal ly indebted a n d suffering, he do d a r e s to be wi thou t any foundat ion, a bo-1 I t t lenient of a g r i c u l t u r e a n d an Insult tc every in te l l igen t a n d pract ica l farmer. T h e farmer* a re not mendicant*, to b<? t reated to annu i t i e s , bu t tho representa­t ives of the oldest, most honorable , most essent ial occupat ion of tho h u m a n race, Upon which all o ther vocations depend foi subs is tence mid prosjieiity.

" t j eg l sh i t l on , ' ' ho say** " n a n nel thet plow nor plant , Tho Intel l igent , practical a n d successful farmer need* no aid from t h e gove rnmen t . Tho ignoran t , impract i ­cal and Indolent f anne r s deserve none, It Is not the business of tho government to legis late in behalf of any otass of citizen)-ltocause they uro engaged In any specitk ca l l ings , no m a t t e r how essential the call­i ng may IKV to the needs and comforts ol c ivi l izat ion, I jawmakcr* cannot e r a » n a t u r a l laws, nor restr ict or efface the op ora t ion of economic laws. It Is a bciui l c lcnt a r r a n g e m e n t of tho order of th ings and the condi t ions of h u m a n life that leg is la tors a re not permit toil to repeal ot a m e n d or revise tho laws of product ion and d i s t r i b u t i o n . "

UrnouncoA fimrtostetul Act,

ftpferrlmr to tho s t ress of compet i t ion Which the Amer i can fa rmer is compelled tt> endu re , Mr. Morton call* a t t e n t i o n tr. tho nearly 4.nun,unit farm* of MO aero* each, g iven away by the g o v e r n m e n t un­der tho homestead act of 18UH, d u r i n g t h t pas t iio years, ami to tho a m o u n t donated ututor tlio t imbe r c u l t u r e law, equivalent t o ovor ofi.oun more fa rms of the same size. L a n d s long tilled a n d rendered par t ia l ly Infert i le could not, of courso, enhance, in va lue a n d sell In rmupct lo i : w i th virgin *oil dona ted by tho government* No legis­l a t ion re la t ive to the publ ic d o m a i n ha* heeit so directly Inimical to tho farmers w h o had b o u g h t a n d paid for tho land* upon which they had lived a n d labored. It w a s impossible for farmers In tlio old state* to profitably sell thol r p roduc ts in compe­t i t ion w i t h those of the newer s ta tes g rown upon land* which cost the i r owners noth­ing .

Refer r ing tn the Impression t h a t greatet fa te* of interest a re charged for money loaned upon fa rms t h a n for t h a t loaned upon other k inds of real es ta te , Secretary Mor ton s ta tes t h a t tho r a t e of interest charged on m o r t g a g e s upon residential proper ty o ther t h a n fa rms averages e ighty four h u n d r e d t h s of 1 per cent less t h a n the ra to of interest charged upon farm loans.

D u r i n g the iisca, year j u s t ended tho ex­por ted produ *ts of Amer ican fa rms aggro-gated $570,00(1,000. an increase of $l7,nuo, . 000 over tho preceding year. I n splto oi th i s there was a fal l ing off In tho percent­age of a g r i c u l t u r a l product* expor ted to tho tota l exports , b u t th i s was dm* to the unprecedented sale abroad of Amer ican m a n u f a c t u r e d goods, T h e largest m a r k e t for ou r p roduc t s 1* a d m i t t e d to bo tho h o m e m a r k e t , but the expor t t r ade is tho regu la t ion , t he balance wheel for t h e homo products , follows tho Interest of t h e m a n u f a c t u r e r as well as tho farmer. Hen-oral prosperi ty depends absolutely upon a g r i c u l t u r a l prosperi ty a n d any commer­cial system which will Increase w i t h celeri­ty a n d extend wi th cer ta in ty , tho expor t of ou r farm produc ts will bo of the u t m o s t a d v a n t a g e to ag r i cu l tu re and all those In­terested In i ts profitable expansion. T h a t pol i t ical economy, which best advance* tho Interest of the agr icu l tu r i s t s , furnishes tho ln»st Impe tus to the m a n u f a c t u r e r of tho 1 lilted Sta tes , tor h is best cus tomers aro farmers a n d those who depend dlroctly for proll t upon the prosperi ty of farmer*.

KTiort Wltont rr«r> l a Amandin* MfcUun'UM;, Nov. i*4.—Tlio g o v e r n m e n t

fitttt 1st e s t imates the wheat yield of Vic­tor ia a t 7,000,000 bushels, w h i c h Will barely Aufftco fot local want*.

I l m v ' f t T t i U ? , W* nffer nno Humlrwi t)nPV* fteWftrfl for Any

owe of t/Warrn tU*t oautt jt be cured 0 / Unit's r itarrh 1 u r \ _

F ! 0 tKNti? A ^H . P f v j i , Toted-), O, We, th« mirlftMtgned, tmvo known F ,j . ctietiny

Mr the l i s t iriy*uiTs, una" neUeve htm pc-focM* honorable m a n tnntncs< t r i n s a e i u i * , *n<t on-anoPtllv able to carry out any obtUiuion mud by UwMr firm. WHST * THUAX, WtlOteiuUfl tmtgi?Ut9. f o'orM, O, WAMUNO. KINNIN A MARVIN, vVtioicsa C nrug. IflHlP. I'otcilO. U.

ItaU'i (M'arrh riPP 1* tfifcpn »nier'«iiii», mtltig UreoHv upon tiu» b ond aurt 111 io<uis HU*»AC •* 01 rbe *T*tem. Price 7f)). p^r beetle, boia oy al, Orutfgl*tR. Te-ttmontnl* free.

Halisfatnlly m i a a r e the beat,

GEORGE W. FERRIS DEAD. tie Wat the tnvfmtuf of tho fiiftiOOi

I'prrU \VI10eU

"P t r r sn^na , Nov. ^a.—lieorge W. Fe r ­ris, who conceived and buil t the world fa­m o u s K c n i s wheel, died a t tho Mercy hos­pi ta l , l u thin city, of typhoid fovcr. H i t

ilinos* has been brief and i t wa* only Fr iday t h a t ho was token to the hospital . Tho a t t e n d i n g physi­c ians wty h is sy«-teui was great ly r u n down by over­work . Hi* wife came hero from Can ton , (} . , t h a t site migh t be wit it her husband in ids dy ing moment*.

fienrge F o r f l u was born at (talcs-burg , I l ls . , Fob. 14, 1H5U. When

he wn* hut very young, the family removed to Carson City, Nov., and it was there tho y o u n g wheel bui lder spent tho years of his early boyhood. In 1K?0 ho caitic cast. \la began a wmr.se at tho Rensselaer Polytech­nic In s t i t u t e of New York city in t h a t year. In \Hs\ he g radua ted wi th h igh honor**. Tr IHM he accepted a posi t ion w i t h tho Ijnuisvlllo Bridge company of Loulsvll lu. which ho held for a n u m b e r of years, when ho came to P i t t s b u r g a n d en­gaged In the Inspection of s t ruc tu ra l work. I n 1HH7, whi le p u r s u i n g tha t vocation, tho firm of (1. Y (J. Ferr is & Co. of P i t t s b u r g was established. The concern still exists. I n IHH0 ho wa* mar r i ed to Miss Bea t ty of Canton , (),

It WM* in ISO'* tha t Mr. Fe r r i s conceived tho Idea of the wonderful Ferr i s wheel fhat has a t t r ac ted the a t t en t ion of all tho people of tho world ami which wi l l go d o w n In history a* ono of tho grea tes t wonder* of the cen tury . Tho mons t e r passenger wheel , conceived by Mr. Ferris , was buil t under hlu personal supervision in th i* city.

D e a t h o f I t l n . ftaxiotw

0LYDB. N . Y . t N o v 1 9 . - M m , H e l e n M. b a x t o n , wi fe of Cha r t e* T. Rax t o n , l i e u t e n a n t - g o v e r n o r , d ied h e r e a t 11 15 laBt n i g h t , of a t u m o r . Deceased wan 50 year« o ld , a r a t l v o o f th i s v i l l age . HTI<1 d a u g b U 1* of t h e I to AmbropoH. Fi* Id. S h e w i n mr. r r ied In 180H. a m i H s u r v i v e d by fou r c h i l d r e n , I I e ' e n M., Idn L. , Ar­t h u r F . a n d W i l l i a m A. , a lso by a *i- ter , w h o is wife of J a s p e r W. Fl in m a n . W ut, A, Fie ld , p r e s i d e n t of t h e v i l lage , ami Ueo . Fie ld , a p r o m i n e n t m e r c h a n t of thin vi l lage , fire b r o t h e m of t h e d e c n-'kni.

MrB. Buxton b a d been a MufTerer for Years.

1 ) r , C o n n t y r l i o s e n f t e o t o r o f t l io t * n t -vei'Mlly a t \% a s h l n ^ l t t i t .

ftev, l)r, Thomas J. Conaiy, rector of the Churclt of the Sacred Heart, Wor-cp*t» r, Mats., ha* b en appoln'e<l by tho pope rector of the Catholic University ht Washington to succeed Hi shop Keane, who rctigneti Sopteinber laat.

Tbr«n K i l h ' d ut H C r u d e C r n m l n g , CoNcoun, Ky., Nov. :J1. —While t h e

Misses lai la and Ti/,/ic Lind, d a u g h t e r s of tho proprh tor of tho Llnd hotel tu t ids town, and Al PoUh'k, a younir nttorr.ey, wore r e h i r n l n g home in a buggy front a pa r ty " F l i e r No. 4"' on the (in-wipcake a n d Ohio r.wul s t ruck the buggy a t the Fir>t s t reet t rossing, h u r l i n g the throe oc c u p a n t s some .M) l e t in to the a i r a n d kill­ing them almost ins tan t ly . fl he t r a in was going about 50 mile* a n hour .

fh<1tntin's Ofttdal Vot#i* IXDtANAi'oi.iK, Nov. a l . — A t la*t th$ ac­

cu ra t e vote of al l count ies lu I n d i a n a can 1*3 given. Tho following is the complete figures a* t aken from t h e official r e tu rn* ; Democrat* a n d Popu l i s t s , 805,425; R e p u b ­l ican, S«3 t82b; P roh ib i t ion i s t , B,05u; gold s t anda rd , a,140; Na t iona l , 3,208; Social­ist labor, ;J2H. McKiuloy'B p lura l i ty , 10,-403; McKlnley 'g major i ty , 9,010; to ta l vote cast, 037,046.

GREAT FOOTBALL GAMES. Pftnoptnn 's Or rn t Vlotory O r r f Yale—Hftr.

VHIMI TrtlU tin* Itlg Fimr, XF.W Y O H K , Nov. tf«. — The football

g a m e between P r ince ton and Yalo was perhaps the llerccst ever witnessed on Man­h a t t a n iteltl and w a s a t t ended by 25,000 persons. For the llrst t i m e since 1803 a n d for the four th t i m e since 1883a roprosonta-tlvo team from tho Tiger** college defeated t h e sons of Kit. Tho score wa* 24 to 0, and when It i* added t ha t Yale 's 0 point* woro scored on a lluke the story has been told, for never from the beg inn ing of tho g a m e til l It* end were the men from New Haven able to copo wi th the i r s tu rdy an­tagonis ts .

T h e Yalo eleven wa* clearly outp layed l

at every point of football. They did not ' kick as well, push as well or r u n a* well as the Tigers , and in the i r defensive play weakness was thei r principal feature. On the o ther hand, the members of the Prince­ton t eam covered themselves w i t h glory and never for an in- tau t did they stop p l ay ing tho hard g a m e wit It which they commenced. P r ince ton ' s game was t.ue l>est put up by any team front old Nassau since the famous 1«03 renin beat Yah*.

r#tttl«y1*i%ntA fb'frntn Tt^rvnr^ 1 13lllLAIiKI.I'HlA, Nov. ^3 .—i he gal ' lw-twoon Harvard and Pennsy lvan ia wa* won by P e n n*y Ivan la by the d o s e score of 8 to o\ aftor one of the himb'st l ights over ('(at­tested on the gr idi ron, the t eams Ih ing an even match . Ha rva rd ' * defeat semis In: to the bot tom of tho list In tho big four combina t ion .

Hurry T h i s Girl , ttonti'tioily. 1 h ive been reading in your paper

about several men and women that have been very suecensful sciing ^elf-beating Hat iron*, and I concluded I would see what a girl cmhl do. I have worked 12 day* and Hold 151 Iron* to d havo 218 d liars lef utter paying ull expense*. K very body iK del ghted with the iron and 1 .sell ono almost every place 1 show it, as people think they can't afford to be without one a* they nave HO much fuel and time and don't burn the clothes. I know 1 can clear live thousand dollar* in a year, How i* that ior a girl '(

A (IKADUATS. Splendid, my girl, splendi I, jou ore a

true AiiurFan girl. Anyone cati got complete information about tho *cif-heating in at by addressing J. F. Oa>oy & Co , St. IiOtim. Mo. It seems to be a w nu**r, as evcrvbudy holllog it w ritcu in its praise*

Tllut WoiMleri'ul l l n i t l i ! 1 want to add my testimony to the Itot

of those that have used the Lightning Churn, ltdueu all that in claimed ft r it. you can chum easily in one minute, ami get a logo peieentnge more butter than with the common churns. I never took the agency tor a» > thing b f >re but so ninny cf my neighbors wanted (burn* that 1 ordered';tn and they ate all giro, 1 think in a y ar every farmer will nave a Ligbtnlug Churn, in luet they can't allotd to bo without one a* they make so much more butter, and a go >d little bk of money can b« made in ovi ry towu-ship celling* tla-He churn*, Hy wiiting t<» J F. Cr K» y iV Co,( 8t. Louis. Mo,, yon can get circulatH and full partiouia.f atiout the churn. A RK vmcit.

u n a r.titroau s ta t ion, who. j D e p o s i t s , \t a longside h im for ball a

1 \V*il Uttawii titmlttp** Man l tohbed.

WII.I . IAM^I 'OHT* Pit., Nov. 2U. —Cr lnh Cumminf t s 4»f S t a m b o d . Conn. , president of tho C i immlng* Cei.iout company o HutTtih*. was waylaid and robbed in th i city whi le ott toe way to his hotel. Mi d i m m i n g * was accosted by a negro near I tho Pentadvvanlo ra i l road ' " after will *t|i:atv. kl ked Mr Cui i in t lug* in tht a t the Fame t i m e knock ing h im down Mr. C u m u t i n g s log was broken, and he was rendered unconscious. When ho re­gained consciousness, h i s assa i l an t wa* s t a n d i n g over h im a n d t r y i n g to remove his overcoat. Ho had stolen $50 in cash a n d a gnld wa tch . Uo** Alexander , col­ored, was arres ted charged w i t h being the assa i lan t . The police havo evidenco t h a t points directly to Alexander as tho m a n . ! Ilo has boon o u t of tho peni ten t ia ry only a *hort t ime . |

t p i i e / t io in Wil l Aceopt, NEW Y O H K , NOV. 20.— T h e Hera ld ' s

Cornea* correspondent say*; " 1 can s ta te on competen t a u t h o r i t y t h a t Venezuela , wi l l bo glad to accept the 50 year clause, provided tho ques t ion etui* there . Some t h i n k tha t the p rox imi ty of the Hrlt lsh is l iable to cause fur ther t rouble , m a k i n g an excuse for fur ther invasion, and they sug­gest a t r i buna l lie establ ished to pas* upon al l doubt fu l eases u n t i l a l l have t>eon dis­posed of. m_mmm_mmm

Th* Pnrtlt ioft of Tork#y, L O H D O N , Nov. 24.—Tho Daily MalPe

Berl in correspondent say* t h a t the t i r and D u k e Nicholas of Russia on a recent visit to V ienna took w i t h h im a proposal foi the pa r t i t ion of Turkey a m o n g tho powers e n d to m a k e Cons tan t inop le a free port . Russ ia to have Asia Minor and Kngland to have Lgypt .

tlfynti Carr ied Smith IbdcotH ft? l o t , N K W YI IUK. Nov. 10. — A special to tile

World from Aberdeen, 8. I). , s ays : Official r e t u r n s from all the coun t ies in tho state give tho Bryan electors 101 major i ty , The Popul i s t* elect the governor a n d congress­men , whi lo the Republ icans elect the state t reasure r by a major i ty of 2.

Clotteriit Market** MRW Yoita, Nov. i*l.—FboLTt-StaU ana

western dull and weakni iy mills patenl*. $5.11! a(&.:>5; winter puiuals, $4.75(1?;4.U0; c i ty mill* clears, «i.KIK(M.ti0; winter MruijfhU, $4.fimu.0o.

W UK A T - N o . 2 riMl advanced ttt Jitst, but *iitisiM|ticutly tttriicd Nvcwk tttaler liipiidutioa; Dcccndier, K3 7-HHe*.MM .futniary, HUftK^hc

LHIKN Nu. - fab Is act ive nail Bleiullor na cuvorhigi December, M l M i f e ^ . ; May, 3 »-4

(&L'->*i!. f)ATK— No. 2 dull and fpRtttrclp*8i track.

wldtii, htaltj, «i(&33hiC.; track, white, western,

1H) UK-Steady j mess, | 8 . W . 7 6 ; family, flll.5li< (i l l .

LAUD- tMrnr prime western stpnm, |4.1&, nominal.

Ul 'TTl^t - Ftrm; state dairy, l l&lOc; state creamery, \b)+i'2h:

CHKKSK-Sicadyi state, large, ?H&10l$c.i small , Thi i 10>.ti .

Kiu*s Very tlrm: Mate and Penrisylvanla, J^^'.'K'.; western, IftH '"**-''

St ' t iAII Raw steady; fair refining. 2%o.; centri fugal , W test, ty<v.\ re lined quiet; crushed, .V.; tnovdered, 4r^<.

T r U P K N T l N K - g t t l e t at TMto&typ* UlL't: Steady; domestic , ^ i ^ c ; Japan, 4H

(^t:>4C.

TAbUnV-ffteady: clty,'JHi®3Wc.; country, H A Y - - D u l l : shippinK, WiOOOc.j gcxjd to

choice, 7u<u&2Vwo.

•—The largest room in the world Is in ttto imporiat p ibiee in Ht. Peter*burg. It is 100 leet long by 150 wide.

B U B L I N G T O N

:i'SAVINGS BANK.

. Mu r plus log, j • Total Assetf!,

CHAKTBKKD1N1847.

» • 27t),HHM 01

THUBtKSH; C, P. WAMO, 1 WIIXAHO (mAHi. OOARLRH P. ftMITH, HlMBY GKHRNI. J. L. BAR8TOW, I A. O. PlRHCB,

HIKBT WBLLg. HecelTes and pay* dcpoHlm dally. Deposlb

made on cither ot tho first tour tmBine** days c any month draw interest from tho lau if madi afterward lnteroHt will commence the first 0' the following month.

Interest will he credited to deposttoin Jan. SB and July tsf. compounding twice a year. Then arc the stockholders tn this hanlt. All th< earnings, less expenses, belong to the depoBltorr The rate of interest depends on the earnings and for tho PAST TWRI.VB TBABS has t»eeu.

4i PER CENT. Deposit* are received in minut ffom | l to

|90<K3, and no interest win be paid on anj sum in excess of this amount, except on deposit! by wtdowB, orphans, administrator*, executors, guardians, charitable or religious nRtltutlons on trust funds deposited by order.of court.

This bank prefers Vermont securities for thi investment of i ts funds, and sends no money ou ol the Htato until the home demand is met,

No money loaned to any officer or trustee ot the bank.

Funds may be sent t>y tjank check OF draft, 0> postal money order, and deposit book will be re turned by next mall.

OHAKLKB V. SMITH, President. 1&H*R* o .P .WAHI) , Treasurer.

P I R S T

NATIONAL BANK. - O F -

P o r t Henry , N. Y . T. MrnnocK, • • PreM<h>vL WiTiiKitni:R» • Vice-I*rt>Jtideiit

HKO.

F. 8.

NOW WE MEAN BUSINESS.

MAMMOTH NOVEMBER SALE

- - • O F -

ins. WINTER TERM

..OK.

DRESS GOODS.

Wool flircks nnd Mlxlnre*, variety of Rtyles, exfcilctit value, double fold 25<* per yard. \

New Bright IMnltls for wainti rind Children's drew»eB, Wc per yard,

llourette Itotigli Cloths and Ref pontine Suitings, new ntylei, aire per yard,

Now WertvoH Vnotfy ttongli HotliR, ahoTnllor Made Suit tugs, only 50e per yard.

Molmlr Slorm Serge, In blacks, navies greens, rtd§, and brown*, will measure 40 inch, all wuoU excellent value at 50c per yard.

51 Intli New Diagonal Suiting*, fn brown, black and navy blue. Regular November fabric, 59c per yard.

Two Toned Rongh Knohby Suiting. We think they aro ntylMl and cheap, 05c per yard,

51 Inch Wide Floured Grenada (loth*, all wool, good Htyles, only H6c ]>pr yard.

Cnrly riotlwf 45 imdi wide, good weight, browns, blues and green*, at $1.00 per yard.

Tlte above dress {roods a n

new in style and fabrics, be­

low market value. You will

certainly save money by buy­

ing a dress in November at

6, V. S, Quackenbush & Co.'s Cor. nrostlway nnd Third St.,

1. IOY.

ffestprt H i ScM ..AND...

. ACADEMY •

Will open MONDAY, KOVKMRERaoth, when a clasK tn

Ttookkwping and Commcrvlfil Tractiee

j will lie organized. The courKeH *>f thift school Include

SMe Training Class,

Preparation for Collegef

Elementary and Advanced English.

All teachers employed In Grammar and High School grades are College or Normal graduates of long and auccowjful experience.

For further particular* address N. J OlUBft,

Chairman of of ihe Board, or G. W. KBNNKDY. A.B., Prin.

I. W. WYMAN, Pftt t . NESTOR BERMAN. Vice-Prwt*

EUGENE WYMAN. Ctthicr.

. CITIZENS .

NATIONAL. BANK, POUT HENRY, H. Y.

CAPITAL, $50,000

8UCCESS FOLLOWS SUCCESS.

W o n d e r f u l Record-Thf> Lart?c*r ana Mont SutCPMfnil

Xattna? Premium Life In* Hitrance AHHovtation in

the tt'orhl, 7lHMine»H hi fore* over

$:i 10,000,000 A*n<>t* nvrr - - fi,0O0,O00 Death vlahn* paid over

72,000,000

ASSETS, !»«•< r i i i t x r i f , 1S!I5«

Important tn Teacher*. UNIFORM EXAMINATIONS—1896.

HIIKT OHAPK.

March 5 and 0. • • Crown Point AugtiHt IB and 14, • Hcbroon Lakt

KKCOKD OHADB.

January 9 and 10, • • Moriab March 5 and 0, • • Crown Point April U and 25, • • Bchroon Lake June 4 and 5, • • Tlconderogs August IB and 14, • • Sehroon I ake September 25 and 26. - Port lienrj

THIRD GRADE.

The second of each of the above dates TRAINING CLAB8,

(Members only eligible.) Jan. 16 and 17, June 11 and 12,

Westpon C. n . WILSON,

School Commissioner, Second Dint., E*sox County,

Sehroon Lake, N. Y.

SHERMAN

Collegiate Institute MORIAHfN. t n

B . L. B r o w n , A. M.% P r i n . Full cor.rses preparing for

Business or College. Special efforts to prepare candidates for each STATE UNIFORM EXAMINATION

F A L L TKRM opens first Mon­day in September. WINTER TERM, first Monday in Decem­ber. SPRING TERM, third Monday in March.

$10.00 For a Tlanrt Made, Oafc

Tan Harness* Other «oods correspondingly

Low.

Directors: i. W. WYMAK, Banker, 1 Town IJolau N. Y. W. P. WiMbiiiP. ManaRer Mass. Mutual Lite Ins .

CO, Albany, N. V. BCOEMB WVMAN. NtaTOK iiiKMAN, Wholesale Grocer. W. B. HWKKT, Drugfflat. A. II. WOOUHUKF, Merchant, Mortau Centre, N Y . f. c . KILLBY, clothier.

DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS S0LICITEO.

Exoutslte Toilet Roulsites UrU^^l'HXb t;itu"l cuuiiie* lUeuihtjlvc.** to dru^a

or a t leabt they don't, ivople expect to tlnd uillot artlclt's, Hoap, brushtis, pei mines, pow-d(>r8,baby lixlmn*, and the n*st tbere, and tha t ' s the reaaon wcl iaveweu-ed the best line we could rt»id Best don't im*au hl«hest priced. TlK'i-els a ffreat deal l i knowing how and where to buy thene ttiinK*, and we know. l>i»MH this w;*tk: A special line or t>oap, pow­ders and perfumes.

J. L.BURTOr, Druggist .

LOW FARES — TOTWE—

W E S T .

1IMRE&HMNR.1 Is THE CHEAPEST AN*D THE

FAVORITE ROUTE TO ALL

POINTS IN THE WEST.

We call attention of ncposltorft to our poiic> of keeping fundB In authorlzi-d HaiikH and prlrm Investment securities sunielent to pay BVBHY depoHlt balance required, within fony-ettfhi hours. We Invite the opening of

Deposit Accounts . And will receive amounts as low as five dollars

We buy and sell Domestic and Foreign Drsft* and bills of Exchange, and Investment Bond*

We make rhort loans upon acceptable runi­ties and discount mercantile paper.

We offer our services to the people of Essex County for the transaction of all kinds of

Banking; Business . I t Is our aim to make this Institution Useful

t o t n e ouBlness interests of the county and all correspondence relating thereto will receive our attention and early reply.

F, 8. ATWBLL, cashier.

LTABTLTTflCS, I I M l i i i l l i i i r ne i , p r r s e n l vnlii«* <»if ft* 1 p o l U n * i i i l o r n * l l « r i M i i l i « r : i l . \S"^ ^ , 0 ^ 0 , H I S 5 0

KKT SUliPLUSf « v i * r n i l l . l i i h l l f i f i v • 3 ,5Wl»50f l 3 3

S h o w i n g * * • M /%*%«•!% I « r i u - l l * l , « 0 o f I , I K I » H U I « H .

Co t of insurance in tliifl comnsny IK only about half Ihe usual rates charged. People who know a goo l thing HM! value a dollnr, should aptly io a*y of

the Speelal or I/oeal Age in, or to John W, Can*, (hn'l A«tM l'"^ Ih'ury. N- Y » or M. A. ClarU, District M jr, of Northern New York, Westport. N. Y.

W. II. Balilwin, (if>n*l M|zrM

Cilens* Falls, N. Y.

•.%11at.roT.fr4; Always In Stock, Harness of every Grade and Price*

A full Hoe of Blankets, Snrolnglet HdteiH 8wents, Fly Nets, Ear Nets, lAX ltolx» and Lap Dusters, Wh*ps Onrrj (Joins, Cards, Matting for Buggiesf Kub hor Bi nkets and Lap Protectors, Band. H e«t r ittxihle Itubber Mouth Bits, Loath01 Bit#, Y«row Felt Hweats, Wool Dusters Horn Boots of every description.

T h e * C€^I«5*l>i*ntocl

Sof»tt fs H o o f Pas t© Nes'sfoot n&rnssfi Oil and everythlER it

the tiorse line. Hepalrlog promptly attended to.

Clinton County. res, beln& Lot 38, In \\ Town of Black Brook.

Essex'Countv.

78 ncres, beln& Lot 38, In Watsons* Patent, Town of Black Brook.

125 acres, beinp; the north one-half of Lot 24, in Uoffinau Township, Town of Sehroon.

160 arres, being Lot 54, Township l i , Old Military Tract, Town of North Elba,

300 acre*, being Lot 40, m Roaring Brook Tract, in Town of Keene.

100 acres, being Lot 55, Township 14* of Lotten & Crossfield Purchase, saving therefrom Ave acres in the southeasterly corner thereof in Town of Minerva.

70 acres, being.'. * south part of Lot 3, in Tract WesU5 toad Patent, Town of Sehroon. i

160 acres, bef , Lot 51, Paradox Tract

JACOB CROTTSE, SYRACUSE. NY. %m

2H FMnt St. ^E.W0LC0TT. Kceievtile, N

AT SMITH'S You Can Find a Fresh Stock of

For earache, put a couple of drops of Thomas' Electric Oil nn a bit of v uton >ind place it in the ear. Tim pHin will •»ton in a few moments. Simple enough, isn't, it V

TV. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup seem* spnt as a special providence to Pule folks. Peasant to take, rxufectly harmless hwlutely sure to give instant relief in

all cases of cold or lung trouble.

"VALLACE'S PURE CANDIES....

t*he hest ou eartti. HoOK-Keepini?, Shorthand r jpewrmn^.Tr ->u> and Mechanical Draw-miT ure a Tef arf maby brauchea that sre mdht thorc taught by the b ^ t tea<;horb that the <M>UI / afford*. i:ompctent asststnutj for business men. Graduates turnlHhea witb rfood positions. For catalogue addressi

THOi. U. HlllifiLDtt, fltll.t _, 73 Fourth St., froy.w. T.

fffE BEST * 0 D 4

* And the Celebrated

Palmer Perfumes.

ED. pTsMimpn.c.

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For full information, rates, timetables, tickets, etc, inquire of nearest " D. & H." Ticket Agent, or write to the undersigned*

J. W. BURD1CK, General Passenger AgHt

ALBANY. N . Y . /

FORSAl_E>'^

B. J, S H E R M A N

WOULD RESPECTFtTIXY INFORM THE

PUBLIC THAT HK HAH JUST RETURNED

FKOM THE MANUFACTORY, WHERE HE

PURCHASED A FINE HEARSE, AND FULL

LINK OF COFFINS. CASKETS. TRIMMINGS,

ROBES. ETC.

TIE 18 THEREFORE PREPARED TO AT-

TEND FUNERALS ON SHORT NOTICE AND

UN VERY REASONABLE TERMS. AN EX-

PERIENCED HAND WILL BE FURNISHED

TO DO EMBALMING WHEN DESIRED.

HE IS ALfcO DEALER IN FURNtTURE,

STOVES, RANGES. HEATERS. ETC.

SKERM NEW BOL , Wa«tham*i Mil ls , N. Y .

If \ou wfnh to pmplov ft BOOK-KKKI'KU, MTENCMJUAPHER, TELE­GRAPH OPERATOR or business awbist-ant, apply U> The

MILLI8EHY Fall and Winter

1 cordially invite my patrons and fri.-nds U*call and insisnt my com­plete stork. 1 will swli my Roods

for and at prices t > suit all.. MRS.A.W.FAYp Upper Jay.

I PORT HENRY, N, Y.

JOHN P, 8TRATTOW CELEDIUTED

MUSICAL W g * 9 W A * P I S E f Vollm, Oultsri. Ban os. Mkndolme$, Accordeont,

s:i.B13,Sl5.8H E^>t0lhiit.. New York.

y^eollepey StfOffTfiANDScTELFGftAPHY* No charge is m- de to cmpL>^r ur cin-

plovee for o r services. For catalogue address, Carnell & Holt,

Alhiny, N. Y.

CHESHIRE PIGS TT ROM Resrlsterod stock hy the world's Fair X? prhte winners. $3 each

WH B. L. HURD,

^HaUonshurgh, N. Y,

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