The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-08-19
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1896.

Disease attacks the weak and dtbil
tated. Keep yourself healthy and stron
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The time of the harvest home of th
Ringoes Baptist Church has been change
from the goth to the 25th of August-nex
Tuesday.
in everybody's mouth-Kline'
"Lambertville Puffs."
"A few days ago, Albnrlps Wagner
who is employed on the farm of Nathanie
Shepherd, at Sand Brook, accidental!
fell, breaking one of bis legs.
The Amwell M. E. Church will hole
a harvest home on Thursday, Aug. Goth
in grove near the church edifice. There
will be good speaking and good music
Supper % cts.
One of the great attractions at the
Farmers Picnic at Belvidere, to morrow
august 20,) will be the presence and adj
dress of Mary Elizabeth Lease, the ia
nous Kansas populist.
-Judson Rittenhouse, of Sandy Ridge,
had one of his horses severely cut and
injured by coming in contact with wire
fence a few nights ago, while running in
one of his pasture fields.
The annual Field Day of the Knights
Tempar of New Jersey, will be held at
Plainfield, Oct. 1st next. st. Elmo Com
mandery, No. IA, of this city, is making
arrangements TO attend.
The Epworth League of the Lam
bertville NJ. E. Church will run an excur-
sion to Willow Grove, Wednesday after.
noon, Aug. 26. Train leaves New Hope
at one o'clock. Fare 65 cents round trip.
Milk SHAKE is mixture of milk, ice,
sugar and flavor, thoroughly shaken. 1t
is delicious and cold. Shamalia makes
the best. Try one. cents.
The Knights of Pythias picnic at
Raven Rock last Thursday drew out
large crowd, and everything passed off
pleasantly. Congressman Pilney nnex-
pectedly attended and made bright and
interesting address.
We gave rather queer compound,
last week, for Shamalla's milk shake-it
being milk, ice, sugar and -four. II you
put little flavor in place of the flour, the
drink will be all right, and 1t is pretty
sure to be right when Shamalia pre-
pares it.
MIR. Hugh B. Murray, an expert gar
dener and an ardent Republican, residing
on Cottage Hill in this city, is the cham
pion on growing radishes. He has raised
several weighing 81 lbs. which are as
solid as gold, and he has christened them
'the Mckinley Radish."
1t is now time TO think about laying
in the Winter supply of coal. Larson
& Marjarum sell only the best grades
screened, which give satisfac-
ton. Order at either the uptown or
Bridge street Office. Pure spring-water
ice, as usual. -
--Stockton's L. o. A. Furniture Polish
is holding its popularity. Mr.. S. receiv-
ed this week an order for fifteen dozen
bottles of it from Paxson, Comfort & Co.,
the well known and extensive Phila.
dealers in undcrtaker's supplies. They
have sold it for several years.
You will fad box OF Ayers Pills
an excellent travelling companion. For
costiyeness, indigestion, sick headache,
and nausea, they are prompt, safe, and
efficacious. Taken In season, they may
prevent serious illness and vexatious delay
and disappointment.
The Eagle Fire Co.'s picnic will be
held tomorrow afternoon and evening.
As the Eagle boys always do things up in
first-class style and preserve perfect Or
der, large turnout may be expected.
The music OF Keller's orchestra will be
something well worth hearing.
Geo. w. Williamson, Of this city,
bought at the recent horse-fai at Long
Branch, a team of ponies, basket carriage
and harness belonging to Lillian Russell.
They were seen on our streets yesterday
and attracted considerable attention.
There is a seat on the rear for footman,
but Mr.. w. has not yet put on that kind
Of style.
The streams of people going in at
these hot nights, are an indi-
cation of who sells the best Soda Water
and the most of it. Last Saturday night,
in particular, the Soda Water clerk was
kept unusually busy.
The Golden Rule, the official paper
of the Christian Endeavor Societies, re-
Gently published the picture and accom-
panied it with sketch OF the life OF W.
G. Toner, the editor Of the Hunterdon
Gazette, at High Bridge, in this county.
1t was Mr.. Toner who set to music that
wondrously popular song "God be with
you" and has contributed other choice
bits to our religious hymnals. He is a
native of Warren County, born in 1881,
is an old soldier and at present resident
Of Phillip sburg.
DIR. F. w. Richmond, the manager of
the well-known Houston Institute, In
Trenton, was in town yesterday on busi-
ness. He reports fourteen cases at the
Institute, many of them from Salem, At
lantic City, and Woodstown. No other
system of cure for intemperance, the OPP
ium habit, etc., has equalled the success
of the Houston cure. 1t benefits rather
than Injuries the health OF Its patients by
the treatment. and is doing great
amount of good. Over forty cases from
this vicinity have been permanently
cured.
The mortality among animals In jersey
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