The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-08-11


relieve the Baby of Collie and induce slon,ber
is Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price only %
cents bottle.
Russell Hancock, the Generals boy, evident
ly had a squint at the letter of acceptance
before he said :" THIS campaign is to be run
without political opinions.
The Bone and Muscle producing Malt, the
Nerve. quieting Hop tho superb Maaria an
tidoteQ uinine, and otherprecious Ingredients
combined without fermentation, are the in
gradients of :" Malt Bitters, prepared by the
Malt Bitters Company aug Adv.
"A full line of plain and fancy stationery,
at Central Drug Store, Al N. Union st. j. 28
Hon. A. b. Lamberton, who was the DEM
ocratic candidate for Congress in the Thirtieth
District of New York at the last election, has
written letter In faver of Garfield and Ar
thur. The letter is addressed to the Roches-
ter Democrat, IN which he says: . You can
put me down for supporting heartily the nom-
inees of the Republican party " for President
and Vice President,
DECLARING FOR GARFIELD. "A. e. Fergu-
son, one of the foremost lawyers at the Gin
cinnati Bar, and life long Democrat,
announces over his own signature that he will
support Garfield and Arthur, and may here
after be classed as Republican. He has
said, also, that the true Democratic principles
are imbedded in the Republican party. Upon
his return from Saratoga, in September he
will make one or more speeches on the politi-
cal situation.
Why THE SOUTH Is SOLID FOR HANCOCK.
| - Consider sohat Lee and Jackson scougd do
soere Meg alice. THESE ARE THE SAME
PRINCIPLES FOR WHICH THEY FOUGHT FOR
FOUR YEARS. Remember, Tie men aoAo poured
forth their blood on VSrginid's soil and do not
abandon them aoto Remember that anon
y0ar cote depends the success Of The Democratic
ticket ri Wade Hampton, at the meeting In
the interest of Democratic harmony in Vir-
gnia at Staunton, July 20.
s DIR. Birdsall's Tonic Worm Syrup !:
pleasant to the taste ; unfailing in operation.
Price 25c. For sale at Central Drug Store,
Al N Union st. ass3 snsD. y !. 2S.
| Goldsmith Maids oldest colt accidentally
killed herself Tuesday night of last week.
She was running at u grt at speed and tried to
| jump o fence, which she struck, fracturiDg
her shoulder blade and breaking blood YES
sci. She staggered about twenty. five feet
when she fell dead Mr.. H. N. Smith, the
owner, at the Fashion Stud Farm, valueda her
| at fifty Thousand dollars He refused au offer
when she was born, one year and a half ago,
of twenty-five thousand dollars
The returns of the census enumerators
have developed the fact that in sections of
South Jersey the number OF persons who have
reached and passed the allotted age of s'three
score and ten " is unusually large in proper
tion to the entire population. In Salem
county, for instance, there are 40S persons
between 40 and so 1871 between 50 and 80 (;
between 90 and IS. o between 90 and 100,
aud 2 over 100, In Bridgeton, with popula.
tion Of 8, 279, there are 206 persons between
the ages OF 20 aud 100. sa aa5 ssfiai
Just received new line Of wrightss Elk
tracts very cheap. at Bosenbufy's Pharnaa-
| cy. n.t2.
The Republicans Congressional Committee,
| proposes To publish in pamphlet all the Ma
tional platforms Of the two parties, from 1876
| to 1880, together withithe Virginia and Ken
tncky resolutions of 1898 and 1893, which WIS
distinctly adopted by the Democrats in 1856,
and are frequently referred to as the fnuifta-
ton of the Democratic and Southern doctrine
of State Rights, and were quotedsin jnstilica-
ton OF qualification and secession. This
pamphlet will clearly show what was the att
titudo of the Democrats Party during the
war; and set forth the platform h which the
war was declaredlto be = failura.1 .spa. q
TASNER's Fast ENDED-- Nswn York, Aug.
7.s-Dr. H. SsTanner successfully completed
| his fast at noon to day When the noon bells
rang DR.. Tanner Jumped up aud said :.
have done it. Ny task is completed Now
where's Hammondp There were many
visitors at the Clarendon Hail to-day. The
faster LOCKED remarkably well. At II o'clock
his task was completed, aud he drank glass
of milk and ate portion of watermelon. -,
He was vigorously applauded and cheered by
those assembled. About 1000 persons were
in the hall and 5000 on the sidewalk, and
from the windows OF adjoining houses joined
in the ova ion ~
The faster slept well last night and was in
great spirits to-day. As soon as the milk and
watermelon had been Consumed he was ririv-
en- to DIR Gunus residence and retired to-
rest. A large number Of watermelons and
npmerous bottles of milk had been sent in
to the faster. He weighed 1914 pounds,
loss of thrty-six in forty days. y p
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