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TO I'll PUBLIC.

TIME SUBSCRIBER desires to announce to the
l public in general that he has leased the
F." Lambertyille House, in this city, for term Of
years dating from APRIL FIRST 1883. The
house will be closed for few weeks on account Of
repairs and refurnishing, during which time the
stables will be kept open and run IN connection
with the Union House. JOHN X. ZEIGLER.
March 2S-lm.
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AYERS PILLS.

AYERS PILLS.
largo proportion of the diseases which
s.,usc human suffering result from derange-
aterrt Of the stomach, bowels, and liver.
.Yf.R'a cATHXRTIc PILLS act directly upon
!..-@e organs, and are especially designed 10
e.,fe tic Diseases caused by their derange-
:iraf. ineiiding Constipation. Indiges-
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sal i host of other ailments, for all OF
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p.c;.stnt remedy. The extensive use OF these
l1ii.- by ointment physicians in regular prae-
II shows Enthusiastically the estimation in
a.es they are held hy the medical profess
fa..sc iILi4s are compounded Of vegetable
sp.ianees only ami are absolutely free from
.E,'isi Or any pther Injurious ingredient
A suiTsrer from Headache writes:
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uty constant companion. l have been
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he most effective and the easiest physic
iasr ever found. Ii is pleasure to me to
sHeak IN their praise. and | always do SO
aielt occasion offers.
W. L. PAGE, of W. L. Page & Bro"
ffdhklth 81, itlentnoiiu, IA, JUNE ~ ieez
have used AYERS PILLS in number
les instances recommended by you, and
haze never known them TO fall TO accomplish
the desired result We constantly keep them
on hand ut our home. and prize them n
pleasant, safe and reliable family medicine.
For DYSPEPSIA they are invaluable.
j. T. HAYES"
Mexia, Texas. June Il, 1882.
The REV. FRANCIS b. HARLowE, writing
from .fHt,ffa, Ga, says: I" For some years
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from which, in spite of the use of med-
zines of various kinds, / suffered increasing
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entirely corrected the costiye habit, and
have vastly improved my general health
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS correct irregu-
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whole physical economy.
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NOTICE
TO
Stockholders Of the Lam
bertville Water Co.

Ala meeting OF the Directors of the Lambert
willie Water Company, held at the office of the
superintendent, January ;lst, 1888, the following
Preamble and Resolution were passed
WHEREAS. two pieces of property have recently
been bought for the Company, and new work
done on construction account, Ia the amount al
together of four Thousand dollars; and whereas
about one thousand dollars more will be required
to finish needed work, In improving the same
therefore
Resoiced, That the Capital stock of the Company
he Increased Five Thousand Dollars by the issue
of 800 shares of new stock and that the Secretary
and Treasurer give public notice for the space OF
three weeks, that the present stockholders will be
permitted to subscribe for the stock pro rata
according 10 their present holdings, and that al
the end OF that time any person persons will be
permitted to subscribe Tor all or any OF the stock
that may not have been subscribed for by paying
to the Treasurer Ten Dollars per share the lime
oil subscribing.
In compliance with the above Preamble and
Resolution, notice Is hereby given to the present
Stockholders who wish to inc rease their subscrip-
tions, that they may do 50 by calling the Tres-
surer at the Amwell Nat iona Bank, between the
hours of O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, r NJ on
before "Wednesday, February aS, 1883.
W. V. COOLEY,
Feb. T-3t Sec'y and Treas.
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REAL gsTATE&I INSURANCE
OFFICE OF
Joseph Smith g. Co.,
Corner Bridge and Union sts..
LAMBERTVILLE, N. j.,

Real estate bought, sold and exchanged, or in
surance effected all classes of insu rable proper
ty at the lowest rates consistent with the interest
Of the assured.
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgage and taken
for Investment in the same.
Persons wishing to buy property will do well to
consult the list given below, and those having any
for sale viii find 1t 10 their interest TO have /
catalogued, that attention may be called to H.
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PERSONAL.

MI. Blaine's grandson has been named
Blaine Coppinger.
Mrs. Marie ]. Pitman ("NIarGery Deane
Is to sail next week for Europe, and will
cease her literary work entirely.
Miss Elaine Goodale, the elder Of the Sky
farm child poets, Is now teaching the In
dians at the Hampton school, Virginia.
Miss Juliet Corson is in Oakland, CAL,
organizing classes in cooking and deliver.
ing free lectures on the subject to women
who are too poor to pay for instruction.
Senator Anthony, says gentleman who
visited him last week, is now as bright and
cheerful as ever, and will certainly be well
enough this winter to attend to his duties
in Washington.
Colonel Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte's
eldest daughter will make her debut in
Washington society early this season, at
brilliant entertainment to be given by her
father in honor Of the event.
It is related OF John B. Cough, the lee
turer, that when boy, alone, tiiendless
and penniless in New York, he sold his
knife to buy postal stamps and letter paper
with which 10 write TO his parents.
Mr.. W. S. Gilbert, the dramatist, is said
to receive $4,000 II year from his copy.
rights. He once, years ago, applied for q
position as captain in cavalry regiment,
but fortunately for himself and the world
was not able to pass the required examine
ton.
Ex-senator McDonall's home in Indian.
apolis Is q plain two story frame house.
with n small lawn in front, shaded by q
large forest tree. II Is near the business
centre OF the city, and Is surrounded by q
group OF halia-dozsn churches. Mr.. Nc
Donald is very fond Of driving out with
team.
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A story of Iurgenicn.

Pail Natl Gdsttie.
Turgenieff's old friend Annenkotf tells
the following story OF the poets youth:
Turgenisfr irequented the ST. Petersburg
University. At the beginning he had plen-
ty OF money, but all at once his supply
stopped, tho student having had q quarrel
with his mother. This became very awk-
ward, for Turgeniefi' g pride prevented him
asking his friends for help, and yet he
could not live on nothing. At last he had
an original idea. Some OF his friends dined
every day at cafe, and, as things got worse,
TurgenietT regularly paid visit to them
ut their dinner hour, sat down beside them,
talked, and, as il absent minded, ate as
many pieces OF bread as he could lay hold
on, without ever perceiving that his manip-
ulation had been noticed by the host, who
reproached the waiter for allowing such
things. One day the old waiter said to
TurgenietT: ~ have been scolded because
OF your bread eating habit; but never
mind, don't be disturbed" This good
natured remark bore. golden fruit to the
old man. Shortly after Turgenietf became
reconciled with his mother and rewarded
the waiter in princely manner.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Newbern, Tenn, has law that imposes
a fine OF not less than SIS nor more than
$50 on any person who goes into saloon
on Sunday.
Mr.. II. Taylor, farmer Of Macon coun,
ty, Alabama, has a variety OF cotton seed
which blooms out yellow and does not
change color.
The Russian Government Is still engaged
in Its war against the phylloxera. It has
already spent $4,000 in the enterprise,
and further large sums will be needed to
complete the work.
The corn crop is about l,6OOOOO,OOO
bushels, and, despite IN increased area,
about 40O00000 less than last year. The
potato crop amounts to 175, O00, 900 bushels.
Van Alstyne, Texas, trota out a nimble
old colored man named Frank WEIGH
Hicon, who was born in 1772, and Is con-
seanentiy Iii years old. He is now enjoy.
ine iine health and has made regular
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Prose POCTn by irdh IHTGeRkg.
/ returned home from the chase, and
wandered through an alley in my garden,
My dog bounded before me.
Suddenly be checked himself, and
moved forward cautiously, as he scented
game.
1 glanced down the alley, and perceived
young sparrow with yellow hoax, and
down upon its head. He had fallen out
Of the nest (the wind was shaking the
becches in the alley violently, and lay
motionless and helpless on the ground,
with h ia little, unhedged wings extended.
The dog approached it softly, when sud.
denly an old sparrow, with black breast,
Quilted neehboring tree, dropped like a
stone right before the dogs nose, and with
ruillad plumage and chirping desperately
and pitifully, sprang twice at the open,
grinning mouth.
Ile had come to protect his little one at
the cost OF his own life. His little body
trembled all over, his voice was hoarse, he
was in an agony-he offered himself.
The dog must have seemed gigantic
monster TO him. But, in spite OF that, he
had not remained cafe on his lofty Dough.
A Power stronger than his own will had
forced him down.
Treasure stood still and turned away. .
I" 1t seemed as il he also felt this Pow.
er.
I hastened to call the discounted dog
back, and went away with feeling OF re-
spect.
Yes; smile not! felt respect for this
heroic little bird, and for the depth OF his
paternal love.
Love, ref ,cted, is stronger than death
and the fear Of death; it is love alone that
supports and animates all.
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warning On the Jews In Germany.

DR.. stoecker, the tho German court preach
or, who has figured in the dispatches as
"the Jew.baiter," is no. happy in his
defense OF the course he ia pursuing against
the Jews. He complains thot the Jews
are trying to control the public affairs OF
Germany.
We do no. know how much truth there
is in the statement, though we do know
that in scholarship and craftsmanship
there are Jews in Germany who stand with
the strongest and best. Naturally they are
men OF Influence, and naturally they make
themselves heard and felt. 1t happens
also that the Jews arc strong in the money
market, another source Of power But DR..
s.oecker talks and acts "a though the Jews
were in league to overthrow the German
empire or 10 compass some other lneflrl'
Gus thing. Whether they ought to be de.
nounced for the part they arc taking, and Tor
any part they may seek to lake, in public
affairs, depends upon their ultimate aim.
II Is not likely that they hope to found an
other Jerusalem in Germany. 1t is con-
ceiyable that they desire and aim at moth
ing more than to hold their own with other
men In the land in which they live.
DR.. Stoecker finds cause Of discomfort in
the fact that the liberal press OF Germany
is completely in the hands Of Jews. From
some knowledge OF the German press and
from the frequent iteration Of the charge,
we think it likely that the Jews are guilty
in manner and form as indicted. But If
the fact proves anything 1t proves that
enough Jews to control the liberal press
have taken kindly to journalism and made
a success OF that calling. The field was
and is open to anybody. II Dr.. S!oecker
and his friends don't like the ascendancy
of Jews in that branch Of German Journal
ism let them start rival newspapers and
try their hands at breaking down those
newspapers which fill their dreams with
nightmare.
II any Jews in any department Of human
endeavor are making themselves obnox.
ious by reason OF their evil deeds, 1t would
be more marty and more Caristian.like 10
asssil them individually as bad men. The
spirit Of fair play revolts against tilt at
whole class because Of race or religion.
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hand at the plow this year, and is picking
from forty. ave to sixty.fye pounds of cot
ton per day.
A South Carolina correspondent says
that the State Treasury has received Slvo,.
600 more taxes to date than for the same
period last year, Notwithstanding the hara
times aud short crops.
A golden eagle, now become rare bird
in the Scotch Highlands, was shot Jew
weeks ago on the hill Of Morven within .
few miles OF Ballater. II was fine speci'
men, and measured between the tips OF the
wings FIVE feet six inches.
The circus which was destroyed by fire
at Pesth few weeks ago was large bulld.
ing accommodating some G,0O0 people: 1t
was provided with stables for from SO 70
100 horses. Seventy horses were in the
building at the time, but they all escaped.
Some one has taken the trouble Of bring
iug.to light the statistics Of bebiyes IN
France. Thoy number 1871 1906 and
were valued ut $1,000, 900. During the
present Autumn 5,G7l ,59S pounds OF wax
and 10 Sol, 2S4 pounds OF honey have been
taken from them.
A Boston paper relates that an old gen,
gentleman from the country who visited
that city the other day, and had never been
| in a large town before, remarked aitei
making tour Of the business section: ~
don't like this Boston. There isn't enough
out-of.doors to it"
A Washington astronomer now says ne
Pons comet will not be likely to be visible
to the naked eye much, II any, before New
Years Day. Asseen through the telescope
at the observatory, 1t is rapidly increasing
in brightness, although it will not compare
at all with the comet OF last year in bril-
liancy or size. 1t will remain visible from
January until Spring
Engineers at Mayence have met with re-
mains OF the bridge erected oyer the Rhine
at that point by Charlemagne near the close
OF the eighth century. 1t rested on q
buttresses, and was destroyed by light
ning, burning down TO the level Of the wa.
ter. The engineers have removed over 30
piles Of from Is 10 Is feet in length, and
the timbeB are well preserved, though
100 years old. In fact the timber is still
| fit for use in building. The same ID true oil
the iron which was riyetod 10 the posts.
Vanity Fair, the organ OF the dudish peo-
pie Of England, accuses Americans of hay
ing rupted the morals Of English ladies
OF rank and fashion by introducing among
them them the game Of poker and the
whisky-bottle. The innocent and most
scrup1lously yirtuous danes never saw a
deInijohn or a pack Of cards until the
American tempter went among them. The
pictures which Thackeray, Irollope, and
Lever have drawn OF English high life,
then, are libels on their distinguished coun-
trymen and countrywomen.
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pRINoE HENRY.
An Ex.American Journalist in Exile
He's Getting Great Name aoW.

An ExsAmericAn JouEhsA ~ NS
He's Getting n Great Name Hog.
NJ y. Cor. EanSas CITY Journal
Mr.. Henry Irving asked me the other
day: "Who Ii Mr.. Hurlbert? MIR. Will
liam Henry Hurlbert" e., /,
ale is a brilliant and accomplished
American editor" said, "who has gradu-
ated from this country and gone to Europe
to live"
"He's quite rich, / believe" he added
interrogatiyely, "ior he has invited me to
come up to his shooting box in Sutherland.
shire In the very north oil Scotlond, and
he gave me fine package Of letters OF in
PRODUCTION TO eminent Americans"
l did not think It In good taste for me to
enter into explanations 10 him, but can
now tell him something about Mr.. Hurl.
bert through the medium OF your journal.
MIR. Hurlbert, recently superseded BY
Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer as editor Of the World,
is one Of the most gifted journalists that
America ever produced. lie Is essentially
great man. In law he would have made
distinguished jurisl; In theology. a
famous archbishop; in politics, leading
Senator. He possesses the oyermastering
oualities-a firm grasp OF things, quick de.
cision, rapidly, facility, boldness, elegant
diction, scholarship, fine manners, mem
ory 30 retentive that no is an authority to
all who know him. He never became q
great editor because with all his mental
wealth he lacks the one vital possession, a
'nose for news" and an instructive knowl.
edfe Of what the people want. So the
World failed under his management, and
Jay Gould gave him $4,000, on which he
was retired 10 great Britain, where he will
doubtless spend the remainder Of his life.
He will never return TO America. %
America p he exclaimed in laxative mo-
ments, england 10 the only part Of the
world ct for a gentleman's residence"
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A Mexican parlor.
Mcrfnnn Liie

ucriedn Lktter.
The Mexican housewife has other ideas
than ours in the disposition OF her furni.
ture. There are always straight rows Of
sofas and chairs set stihy against the walls
all around the room. Though there are
few occasions in life when SO great num-
Der OF seats could possibly be required, the
family feels itself poor indeed which does
not possess enough to reach In IN unbroken
line around the entire circuit OF the sala.
Into each corner OF the room triangular
table is fitted, and in the center is larger
one, round or oval, which has always its
tall glass lamp in the middle and row OF
empty vases and china figures, ranged in
straight line around the outer edge. This
central table Is generally covered with an
enormous croCheted or knitted spread
which sweeps the floor, and represents
years Of patient labor, great expenditure Of
precious eycsght, and hundreds Of spools
Of fine linen thread. The mistress OF the
house began 1t when she was child and
succeeded in finishing It in time for
her wedding. OF necessity there is dearth
OF the little ornaments which American
ladies' especially delight in-brlc.a-brac,
easels, brackets, etc.,-ior those things are
not within reach Of all here as In the United
States. Chromosand epgravings sparingly
adorn the walls for chrome, dreadful
enough 10 set ones teeth on edge (which
may he bought, franc and all, for couple
OF dollars in Springleld) is in Mexico, ow-
| ing to outrageous duties, almost as expen.
siye as decent oil painting. At the
extreme end OF the Sala de reciho Is always
precisely the came arrangement Of furui.
lure in every Mexican house-a rug or
square OF carpet, with four or six chairs
placed in two straight lines, vis.a-vis, VI on
Il, bounded upon the farther side by the
sofa against the wall. To this little Island
In the sea OF the big, bare room guests are
shown with great ceremony on entering,
for hero the hostess concentrates her forces,
as we understand the art Of doing In revival
meetings and spiritual seanCes.
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waEK1lSa, ". VA. NOVEMBER p, 1888.
rhe pemocrntle Tlese. In Issl.

Mr.. Watterson, being in Now York;
where the inharmonious harmony seems
TO have made an impression upon him,
declares that "the factions appear 30 en-
FILTERED that no man could command their
united support" OF course this counts
Mr.:Tilden out, II Mr.. Walterson has a
correct view Of the situation.
Referring to the fact that Eve successive
Democratic presidential candidates from
the East have met with disaster, Mr.. Wat
terson declares that tho West and South de-
mand Western man, and he thinks
Mcdonald has the inside tack. Western
Democrats have been making suggestions
of this kind, but the demand has not been
30 loud rs to shake the belief that Tilden
can have The nomination II he wants it.
Tho South has made some demands
with respect to second place, and it will
probably go to q Western man If Tilden is
out OF the way. II Tilden wants the nomi'
nation he will get a large support from the
South and West, and he will have walk
over in the convention. Mr.. Watterson's
declaration means that he is out with Til
den, or that Tilden is out Of the fight.
II DIr. Randall wins the Speakership and
conducts himself carefully in tho chair, and
If, az many believe, Mr.. Tilden is grooming
him for the great race, 1t is within the
range Of possibility that the Democratic par
ty will add sixth to the unbroken line OF
defeated presidential nominees from the
East. 1t must not be forgotten that Mr..
Randall has the big bee in his bonnet
thew all have it.
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DIED.

RICHARDSON Tuesday. Novcmber 20, 1888
at 1l:40 ?. NJ, at the residence OF her husband
VIM. Richardson, ST. on the Island, ELIZABETH
RICHARDSON, aged 81.
Funeral will take place this tThur!ay) after
noon at 2 o'clock from her late residence, No. q
South Penn street, Island. Friends are respect
fully invited to attend. In.erment at Peninsula
cemetery.
DAVlb-At Homestead, Allegheny county, Pa,
ANNA MAY, Oldest daughter Of Rev. b. ". and
Mary G. Dayi2
The funeral will take place irom the residence
OF E. J. Stone. Island, this mornil at 10 O'Clock
Friendsoftbe family invited. Jntermentat Green
...aaa onnu ALAG.
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The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
November "a, 1883, at 10 O'Clock A. ".
Nv. J. ". C0WDES,
nol9 Special Commissioner
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Mywito was at the brink Of the grave. She
had been giye1 IN to do by three OF ALE.
rheny City's be,t physiciNnR. They oil pro-
nounced her dis ASs Consumption. Her finger.
nails and lips were blue; was pulseles at the
wrist; We were all called to witness her death.
HAETMAN, who prescribed a teaspooriul OF
Pcyuna every hour. She improved from the
hrst doSC, and In week she was up, and now
iless than ak montha) she 10 we'll. See page
20 In the ellis OF Life book you can ret
gratis from your Druggist II not address
On, HARTMAs, Columbus, Ohio.
raw T,s. EBnLEn, South Chicago, III.
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ALL weakness and ill.health owes It's origin
to an impure state OF the blood and weak
ness OF the urinary rnd digestive organs. A
medicine that will strengthen these organs,
aud at the came time purify the blood, will
assist nature In curing nearly every disease
that human flssh and blood is heir 70. Such
remedy Is Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and
sarsapafilla, and, although 1t posses?ts no
cathartic or diuretic effect, It's ure will coon
esta blish a regular habit OF body as well as
cure weakness OF the kidneys, indicated by
urinary sediments, nervousness, etc. p4T