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ro,u co II to call yogr attention 70 the iae, ta.t ny
,.,I iso,uely and raly force the washers s'1ns
nd isr to grow strong tniet in hye or 'A @ 4.
Sn - sSut 70 .ny rsr Of the county Il OAAdAH
r. ~ snt Mrs Hsyes No IFS Fultons, Brooklyn ana L
Cnthbrrt Pittsburgh, Ia.
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~arn1CArEn INHALATION-A NEW METH.

HVEDICATED lNHALAlICN-A NJ" NJ
w on A most .ouserul dseovery hai Feoesy eseh
n. cprIS Cor The cure of Asthma Consumption, poDSa'
COMBS cod. ard 3. Luns Complaints BY Aedlssa vIP0R
n t1i;RTISis UYGEANA, lNHALlNG hhOhAN 49,.
49, CHtfgY sYRlP las accomplished the most "osdeta es
Of Ahna and Consumption this city tAe pas nonn -
- Sc certificates hands Of agents ms nnseIh
on the breast ande linen without the es.t
best ef the bodv being sufficient evspose ths nH
Ire ps orstsntN healing ana agreeable VaPof IN
al tie Srcels reached in no other wsy Soe y
C II Rrs corner OF J9nn' -
srcsewa,: BY Nm Hayes No us Fulton ct ri
s. apscks,e " B-Any person iEcosng IS % boys -
Curtis Pskin. Sew.YoiE viii receive ptessse
bottle Of Vspor Of Cherry syrlp aa an ln -
lex BY express free TO psr Of the Cnhea S'S'e'
Lac, for Z
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HteonGi.


MOTHER GREAT SCIENTIFIC WONDER
"A That VAN PELTs INDIANA VEGETABLE OINfM YIN !;
Humanity daily ie.oI lag to th n rat
rare and ingredients in the whole vegetable maers
s~sed esEtd and pain in th chest piles
sids burn, eo gall. p'sln tslSn S S cured Nv
only few sPiesons Of this ointment Price for large Single
No I'll Duant orpose the NewYork and Erie Railroad once
nR HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP oiNAPH-
DTHACousomptone positively be cured by fair ttslo "
syrup here TOO proofs hat Tie
Tire medicine xdoroa BY The LONDON
Lancet and London Monthly sufficient
Do1y fsyor Of It's miraculous efficacy hs and .ea al pal
complaints II fast the use o, 81 ohei
hsv. lie stopping most yiseut and desns eonsh
bk by oerf people ofwe known respeet4by Ger
Priee ps bottle or six for S. PrpcIp. depot No l5i Green
si,h.t near Courtlsodt. -
NR. GLOVERs TRUSS and BANDAGE INSTl
~ TUTE, No 70 Arps Nohs patent premium iTa- o..
Females and corpglen PersOns ln'9ms2ts eI Bow
Es.res to sasS b.rs@s6t !6rsash h 9TH fnsie
sen6see Eotce usne Dr. GLOVER No Y Bondage nst'le
NK. PHINNEY' FAMILY PILLS
10 ~ Fri,or
Il OksFS' HORSES HORSES "A strong Lipi
especially adapted g the hose 70 zeal s1e sSns97a
ISeEEs new St caAFM ~ies Re 'r!ss remedy eve
sS n &. sd he ho9 -, ay he oss1
vhSt soeOEneS have long wanted "a to' rs M,eleI
CHAIN. 81 each-ae sasler szos B.-Mr l. hane trTae
and ruVd horse Of hesves AID Huoers MI VA Rad
kd No ~ Weist. chased splenld horse
,bat badly injured Il thought he would die Ia lev
ssys he in bottle snds worth ssoe ltWss
,e IN rne vsed There h been snyfhBs like
n ,e b,orv " medicine Thousands 81 sther anonshe evidence
a., be .een A. pfircpsi aspu No 50 Peus aud No 90
s-osfvnv Don't give rial ncthns more uecesssry
np time shesp other remedy oserea 70 ne people
Eeaapo, fail
p KK,tsarK AZ pesr When ne shove eoaie nc.
Sesys ahi ssns Parts lhso could no, doost eo
AL tie evidence -ctcy ~ ire s0ls e ~ 80
SOW ub Great ple.Erre add tes aohy nave
bal e1s. Of be es ane deeply seat cosgh one sf 1~''
''s "nef '"Nt@0 Resdsnce Nonken
There y No room 70. doubt AfeT atrial
UNHE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL for IRUsSkS
awarded 20 MARSH Co. BY he lrdusina = ,i3 ~
AZ Nations Al the CrystAl Pa rr their new kApO
TRUSS this giving Ugh theit slfseN c,ts Or a
Rtrvick, Willard Parker. J. II CiraocAAo a =
Gsiardrt Irelo,s Fe PSrkusn. and oAeTs iA-
prituatu Which s has sborcd Ssdn.y ~
Eve which bod already becl antieip y
New York ftors The peculiar character o. t.S 49,
foi;h IL a complete aud prahen'se usDV,l - n ~.
et.criptiys Of variety Of rupture 70 % Isl - ~.
naWrpoTi TituIe Buildings ard a. No y -
Nos ~ IS cent? An extensive Ns o. nance o. ~
ssueatn cared b. seen u Their 9
tho Invisible spppor; for IA. ta' ~ nifell
Sesie Tor tn rure ofc1h tCw-ls-s snd al caef 49,
sfs. ard knee '0r rsncai cur OF 'A
rtls &c III, Medal sssr0ei Or sHPenscsy ha
srtrrr 20 sry rersi,oc IN Also snd iaa r.
.uC slou dcrb-tcc far iffc nd Fcrtta'u Ca.s - .-
Ne :. NsiGsp ant Asv Y'i.
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A1etu.llogk Daily Gribnnr,
PTBLTC MEETINGS.

MEETING OF TIE NETWORK HISTORICAL
SOCIETY.
This Society held regular monthly meeting IN the Chap
Il OF the University on Tuesday evening LTHEn BRAp'H
President of the Society in the Chair There wa far Al
tendance of member. The minute, of the last meeting
were read and adopted The Treasurer OF the Soeie!
Wm Chauncey rendered his account for the past year ae
not able 70 be present at the last meeting TO reui Ter
his report.
The following i. the substance o. the report
p.I.ree .loup An I.t years report Jan
Received r life membership and srssEs -, an
Received he Librarian 81 the rooms OF tn7 Aeft
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t,orrt IN N. h,rds Of the Lihrsr.n. O. ~
Balaste n the hands OF the Treas
20
Balance IN hsno jan l. 1884 - ~
There srrsid bills to the amount
I,.vi,, for TIE re Of Society ia tie is'' So" -
The President of the Society then nHoia ed Fr,nkhn
Uorch NJ d. of Lewis County. author OF the his''
cfst Lawrence ard Franklin and Jefferson Countiee
in dis state WHO was received by the society with demon
STATIONS Of applause He presented to the society the Ao
l.vipg paper accompanied by proposition for tue Goa
.;re N his historical lsbors be meets with the reQn
site encouragement. ,,.,
=. I, NAV be deemed superiuous. before body coh
H. ,b;s and one whose every association = ide.
sd with ,he past 10 dyocate measure le-AIf
oII.ction and preseTy alton OF orr i'ca hi';o1. AZ
med lis OBJ Ct meets with the eoFui a. app' ~
- ,.roLsr of this Society, anu the only qleston 20 70
eve! - is-pot whether a series OF local n,l2's7
id Ia ,sIr1BL- bat VIII ber oEe OF The plan aal "a :
49,. 10 here submitted ought - be enc 9uIa1eI -
o. - .louf 10 b. suggested Early IN the 90
- stimulated ty naive l'laness lo' u's'E.-
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sHapcKs, Ohio Thursday. Jan 2s' lSN
Mach can be done, and something s done WIN nsas
trouble by your friend. 70 increase the circulation Of I.r
TTlmyr gave one Of my copies 70 40 GA iIsas, 70
I've M. bows il was new to them they read H. NC very
,oon made VIC club Of twenty one
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CUPREME COURT-sULLIyAN COUNTY

CUPRFME COURT-SULLlNAN COUNI1-
- JOSEPH TUTHlLL ISAACS BRODHEAD kChAtD
II BRODHEAD ard DlTMAS tARDENgERGh AT AEDhEW
CIFMF To ANDREW CLEMENTS. Defendant; You are
herehy suoned the complaint Of The above n.usd
plaintiffs nfy,veoh day Of January 1917
ted Clerk The COun.To ss ant 20 serve
cory OF vour the subscriber his oce Ia II
Ulster within days amer the ser
vice exclusive of the day Of such :ers aud
& sf,sd a, hereby required plaintiffs will take ldsnsnt
rst defendant for hundred and seventy he
Dol ar, with interest seven hundred sAd
,i,yop dollars ,1iy from Jsn a. 1904 with the c-s
OF - 5,i.wsvJfhs " JOHN LYON Planaas Attorney
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NK. PHINNEY's FAMILY PILLS
~ A. b SANDS, Asss-s
No. Nv FGltor e.


DR. KEILsask-H Desr SIR When saw re ,eove eSaie ne
A,rys M slns on porti,S lh-u could not oouttj hn
AL tie evidence Gs gy - ire Lols se, y 80
SOY b sr,.f p,esrre add tel aoby nave cnreo
hsl e.se. Of he aua deeply ses',t co.Gh one SS''
other ,oos "a Respectfully yours 49, w ar,
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~ TUTE No 70 Apps Nortl's patent premium ira- o..
Shou and savauc female Supporters
PesOns Instruments for Bow
Ankles crooked Spine and every kiss OF crnt
F1trsree 10 Department through the hall with nA4e N
NienSsee Eotce Dr. GLOVER, No u Bandase Institute
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A DMNrsTRAToR- NOTICE to CREDITORS

Ftq o. tic County Of notice heeby E,en
eorer TO law all persons hav claim. AGAINST JoN MILL
pOLER OF the City Of Brooklyn deceAd thai they are 70
CURED e1h the with voscheu thereof 10 the Fub-h
Charles IL Thonson his Office. No C0sFts in TIE Cliy OF
Bookn before the 18th dav Of June Deem Ter
- ie5d CHARLES n THOMSON, y,e-,,or
CORNELiA GRAHAM.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of Il

IN PURSUANCE If an order of the Surrogate OF the
County Of Hew.York notice hereby river 70 all persons nav
ms HGH GILL AN late Of the CITY OF
E.wYok deceased pe'ent tue same WITH voaGoes
the ,rbseer AZ the ofoe of DE- MOTT SUTHERLAND MOTT
27 Broadway the City Of Newfork before me Weln
Dated NwYork the seventh day Of January
1874 SARAH GILL AN Adrnnstr.trx DE NOTE 81 TIER
LAND MOTT Prootorl No 81 broadway JAZZ lavomoIh
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1 IthStANtb 81 an order OF the oIII"-a'o ~
the Cour'y ef SewYot. Notice hereby given 20 a. ps'ns
having claims sEsnt MARGARET SNOW, Ee OF the Cty Of
Neplofk eeeased % the With voneher -r-
the .useIite ks ose No 5i WsitT<t IN the city Of S.g
Yort before the drih day OF July nsID.tsd
IL fb DAY Of January 1854 HARLEs L. SNOW,
ts5 Iau6uT Executor
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HAIR WORK 4.

0Fal descriptions done order in the best shapesuch
~ as Bosom Pins Ear Rings Crosses Necklaces &c Any
wishing work Of this kind done have by leaving
their orders with r. III. q. MARSTON.
Bath, Nov IL.
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Is Friday an Unlucky Day 2

From time immemorial, Friday has been
frowned upon as day of i'll omen. And
though this prejudice is less prevalent now
than 1t has been Of yore, when su2erstitions
had general sway, yet there are many even in
this matter-of-fact age of ours, who would
hesitate on day so inauspicious, to begin an
undertaking of momentous import. And how
many brave mariners, whose hearts unouail-
ing could meet the widest fury of their ocean
home, would blench to even bend their sails
on Friday But to show with how much rea
son this feeling is INDUCED, let US examine
the following important facts in connection
with our new settlement and greatness as a
nation, and we will see, how little cause we
Americans have to dread the fatal day.
On Friday, August 81, 1892, CHRISTOPHER
Columbus sailed on his great voyage Of dis
coyery.
On Friday, October r2th, 1899, he first dis
covered land.
On Friday, January 9TH, 1893. he sailed on
his return to Spain, which if he had not
reached in safety, the happy result would new
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One Of the Witnesses.

The following curious colloquy took place
not hundred miles from Fitchburg the other
day, between the Commonwealth counsel and
reluctant witness, in liquor case -
Counsel-Have you, prior to July 10th last
past, purchased any intoxicating liquors Of de-
fendanll
Winess-Not that remember.
Counsel : Have you obtained any at his
storel
Witness-Not that ! remember.
Connsel-Will you try 10 remember-bear
in mind that you are under oath.
Witness-I am trying. CA pause.)
Counsel-Well, Witness, what do you say
now!
Wiiness-I havn't made any discoveries yet.
Counsel Have you told persons within a
week that you had bought spirits Of the defend
anti
Witness-Not that ! remember.
Counsel Did You not tell me Yesterday that
you had bought spirits Of defendant!
Witness-Yes, sir.
Counsel-You did-aha! Well, sir, when
you told me that, did you lie or tell the truth!
Witness-I told the truth.
Counsel-Well, sir, then you have bought
spirits Of defendant
Wnness-Yes, sir.
Counsel-What did you mean by swearing
You could not remember!
Wtness-I meant that | couldn't.
Cuunsel-Did you pay defendent for the
spirtsl
Witness-Yes, sir.
Counsel-How muchl
Witness-Twelve and one-half cents.
Counsel-What kind ofspiris did you buy
Witness-Spirits Of Iurpentine. Fftcl6urg
ReUiHe.
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Utility Of Tea.

In the life of most persons period arrives
when the stomach no longer digests enough
of the ordinary elements of food to make up
for the natural daily waste of the bodily sub
stance. The size and weight Of the body,
therefore, begin to diminish more or less per-
ceptbly. At this period tea comes In as
medicine to arrest the waste, to keep the body
from falling away so fast, and thus enables the
less energetic powers of digestion still TO sup
ply as much as is needed to repair the wear
and tear of solid tissues. No wonder, lere-
fore, that tea should be favorite, on the one
hand, with the poor, whose supply Of sub
stantial food is scanty, and on the other, with
the aged and infrm, especially Of the feebler
sex, whose powers of digestion and whose
bodily substance have together begun to fail.
Nor is it surprising that the aged female, who
has barely enough of weekly income to buy
what are called the common necessaries Of
life, should yet spend portion Of her small
gains in purchasing her ounce of tea. She
can live quite as well on less common food
when she takes her tea alone with it while
she feels lighter, and at the same time more
cheerful and filter for her work, because of the
indulgence Chemistry Of Common Life.
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er have been known which led to the settle
ment of this vast continent.
On Friday March 18th, 1893, he arrived
at Palos in safety.
On Friday, November, 2sd, 1893. he ar
rived at Hispaniola in his second voyage 70
America
On Friday, June 18th, 1494, he, though I'M
known to himself, discovered tho continent q
America.
On Friday. March 5tb, 1896, Henry VII.
of England, gave to John Cabot his commits
sion. which led to the discovery of North
America. This is the first American state
paper in England.
On Friday, Sept. It'll, 1865, Melendez foun-
ded St. Augustine, the oldest settlement in
the United States by more than forty years.
On Friday, November 10th, 1920, the May
Flower, with the Pilgrims, made the harbor
Of Provincetown. And on the same day they
signed that august compact, the forerunner OF
our present glorious constitution.
On Friday, December 22d, 1920, the Pill
grims made their final landing at Plymouth
Rock.
On Friday, February 22d, George Wash
ngton, the Father of American Freedom,
was horn.
On Friday, June 10th, Bunker Hill was
seized and fortified.
On Friday, October 18th, l777, the surren-
der of Saratoga was made. which had such
power and influence in inducing France TO de-
clare for our cause.
On Friday. September god, 1880, the trea-
son of Arnold was laid bare, which saved US
from destruction.
On Friday, October 10Th, 1871. the surren-
der at Yorktown, the browning glory of
American arms occurred.
On Friday, July It'll, 1896, the motion in
Congress was made by John Adams, seconded
by Richard Henry Lee, that the United Colo
MES were, and of right ought to be, free and
independent.
Thus, by numerous examples, we see that
however it may be with other nations, Amer
leans need never dread to begin on Friday any
undertaking however momentous it may be-
Norfolk Beacon.
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APerfect Watch.

One of the greatest triumphs of human IN
genuity, in the present day, is the production
of perfect watch.
To attain exact time, watch must remain
unaffected by changes of temperature, position
and motion and to reconcile these various
difficulties is the great object and aim of the
matchmaker. Great changes of temperature,
by expanding and contracting the balance,
cause great Irregularities in the performance
of the watch, TO remedy which the compensa-
ted balance is used. A compensated balance
is a union of two metals. brass and steel, so
adjusted as to counteract the effects of heat
and cold by keeping the centre of gravity of
the balance always in the same place, thereby
securing uniformity of time in all tempera-
lures.
Next, in order to cause a watch to go accu-
rately in all positions and under every variety
of motion, it is necessary that friction should
be reduced to the smallest possible amount /;
and as friction increases as the cause is re-
moved from the seat of power, IL follows that
the escapement which is furthest removed
from the handspring, should be the next point
of Importance. Three kinds of escapement
have been invented for the use Of perfect time
keepers. The first, the Chronometer Escape
ment, is acknowledged to be the most perfect,
as il reduces friction to the smallest possible
amount; but it is also found to be inpractible
for pocket use, on account of IFS delcacy OF
construction, which renders it liable TO stop
BY sudden jars, such as are communicated to
the body by horseback riding, jumping, or the
motion of railroad cars. The same objection
may be made to the Duplex Escapement,
which is next IN point of perfection to The
Chronometer and we now come to the third
or Lever Escapement, which, while il is free
from the objection urged against the first two,
vet bears the character Of being more friction
al, and consequently not so reliable as mea-
surer of time.
Mr.. Charles Fordsham, Of London, has sue
ceeded in overcoming the last difficulty, and
now presents to the world watch, that I'M
der all circumstances of violent motion, change
of position, and variation of temperature, viii
keep perfect time. We have seen some
watches of Mr.. Fordsham's make, worn BY
railroad conductors, that have not varied thir
ty seconds in six months, and yet they are
considered the strongest watches ever made
The inventor Of this wonderful timepiece j.
now reaping the reward of his patience anc
ingenuity, in worldwide celebrity, for NJ
one in search Of perfect timekeeper is salts
fed until he has Fordsham.'
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Greatest Discovery Of the Ace.

FARMERS, Families and others can purchase no Remedy
Il equal to DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINAMENT. Ger
ysenery, Collie Group, Chronic Rheumatism Sore Throat
Toothachc, Sea Sickness Cuts Burns, Swengs Bruises
Old Sores Headache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in the Limbs
Chest, Back. etc.
II it does not give relief the money viii be refunded an
that is asked is fair trial. and it according the
recons.
1t is an English Remedy, and was used by William Nv,
late King of England, and certified by him, for
Rheumatism when everything else had failed.
Over 100000 bottles have been sold I'm the United
States without single failure and many have
they would not BE- without it if so per bottle in
OF Group, as it is as certain as it is applied
1t cures Cholera when first taken, in few hours Dyseu
terry in half hour. Toohache in five minutes 1t per
fecy innocent to take internally and is recommended
BY the most eminent physicians in the United States.
Price rs and so cents.
Dr. Tobias could fill dozen Newspapers with certificates
and letters relating 70 the wonderful cures accomplished by
his Lniment but considers warranting it sufficient any
person who does not obtain relief need pay for it..
DIR. Tobias has put up HORSE LINAMENT in pint
bottles which warranted cheaper and better than any
other for Cholc, Scratches, Old Sores Calls, Swelngs
Cuts, Bruises etc.
PRICE 30 cents. Dr. Tobas's Once 20 Greenwich street
New York.
For sale in Bath, by A. G. PAGE, and n. X. ELLIS
WORTH 1y31
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PaTaSOlS.
De Raze.

, DOZ Parasols, very fine and high cost, reed
Il by 46) j. Il. GILMAN.
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J. z 8 2 = =. -
km II VW -
! HAIROM
. EOR THE
IT -A=IR

For preserving, Restoring. Cleansing and Beau
tfying the hair, alleviating Nervous Head
ache, snd curing Eruptive Diseases
of the Skin.
Its regulations co-extensive with the civilization Of the
GLOBE makes all praise superuous all exaggeraton mpos
sible
Since its discovery substitute has been found to
pete with its ncontested its incontisble superiority
Physicians and Chemsts-honorable citizens from all
professions Of lfe the leading Journals Of Europe and
America Ladies oho haze used it upon their dressing
tables and Mothers in their Nurseries, in fact its mil
lion patrons every where from pebans to kings pro-
it the most pleasing and eGecting article either
as a MEDICINAL OR TOILET PREPARATION ever pro-
duced. Do fail to give trial. Price but 25 cents
The Kashaon neuralizes the effects of Disease Climate
and old age in Preserving Restoring the human Hair
even after BADNESS OF MANY YEARS.
1t cIeanses the scalp Dandru impurities;
win cure the NERVOUS HEADACHE, and all ERUP-
TIVE DISEASES of the Skin, and is the desirable
Curling and mparting gloss to the hair in the
world.
happily untes the effect Of the choicest Pomades the
best French Extracts and exhaes the Perfume Of the
delightful flowers.
st gives my hair such bright and soft appearance,
keeps my head Clean all does not stain my
hat. MISS JULIA CUMMINGS.
81 Warren st., N. ""
1t was only after the repeated solicitations of friend
that was induced to give generally pronouncing
such things shumbugs but sir, in this case IL ia very
agreeaby reality that the Katharon has fully restored
my hair after badness of t,DeIue years
AMBROSE L. HAZARD, 100 Chambers st. NY.
Sales postive-never consignment D. s. BARNES
161 Broadway, N. Y, Proprietor.
Sold by G. w. ATWELL, under the u s. Hotel, Port
land General Agent for State of Maine. Also sold by A. g.
PAGE. and J. MATHEWS, and by druggists aud dealers
everywhere.