The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-02-05

A Hackensack boy stole eggs from a
chicken coop, went around TO the front
door of the house and sold them 10 the
owner.
new pumping station has been built
by the Mount Holly Water Company at a
cost of $2l, 900. It has capacity Of
1000, 600 gallons per day.
The government is protecting the light
house at Sea Isle City with massive wall,
which is now being constructed of wood
and iron, of sufficient strength to resist
the most powerful seas.
Vincentown, Burlington county, brags
| big Of dog that opens doors and closes
them after him; cat that jumps up and
opens thumb latchcs, and hen with pro-
clivity for laying eggs In the parlor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne were on the way
TO Rosehill cemetery, Chicago, to bury
their child, when their carriage was struck
by the Milwaukee express and they were
instantly killed. The driver of the car
rage and lady who was with the Paynes
were so badly injured that they died two
hours later.
Maine ice men have been cutting ice on
the Kennebec for week, and are getting
J product of superior quality. The river
is frozen over with as solid block of ice
as was ever harvested, measuring from {
TO IL inches in thickness. The cutteri
: are hopeful of getting good crop.
"A spring medicine is needed by every
one. Winter food, largely consisting O
salt meat and animal fats, causes the live
to become dlsordered and the blood i'm
pure, hence the necessity OF cleansing
medicine. The best is Ayers Sarsaparilla
The will of Barnum's giant, Roulh Go
shen, against whicha caveat was filed il
the Somerset County Orphans Court, ha,
been admitted to probate. Goshen hat
separated from his wife and cut her of
from share in the estate near MilIstone
and $4,000 cash. II was commended ljy
Mrs. Goshen that the giant was incapaci
tated TO make a will.
The N. Y. Sun suggests that Mr.. Cleye
land ''step forward and take up the lance
that has been knocked from Mr.. Glad
stones hands" by Mr.. Blaine, 10 the re
cent controversy on the question of Pro
lection In the North american ReViea0
| But MIR. Cleveland, although he thinks
: somebody should do 1t, is entirely unwill
iug to undertake the job himself
The Elizabeth Cordage Works, which
employed over six hundred persons, hav,
shut down indefinitely, and 1t may b.
months before work is resumed. Th
makes gloomy outlook for the operatives
most Of whom get very small wages ant
many OF whom have large families Over
production Is assigned as the cause TO
the suspension.
There were 1904, 525 gross tons of pis
iron manufactured in the United States
during the year 1889, an Increase of l.,
, 248, 56l tons over 1888. OF this amount
i Pennsylvania produced 4,4Sl, 242 tons
! an increase over 1883 of 496, 632 tons
and still larger increase over 1887. Tn,
! consumption has been greater than th,
output, which has been the cause of th,
) great activity in the iron business for ih,
, past few months.
, Visions Of wealth have been unfoldet
before The eyes OF thosc holding propert,
among the mountains back of North Plain
field, because OF the discovery of cope
and silver ores there. Prominent loca
capitalists are said to be negotiating To-
the control of the mines. They believe
;; that rich deposits extend all along th,
mountain from the gap to Chimney Rock
and on TO Somervlle.
+ A Family Gathering.
Have you father2 Have you motheri
Have you son or daughter, sister or Z
brother who has not yet taken Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, tho
guaranteed remedy for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Group and all Throat and
Lung troubles II so, why 2 when sam.
Il rle ls~ss,s - ,-s,aiy stvoustv 200 "a 90 uy
any druggist and the large size costs only
| 40 cents and 81