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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-07
WALL STREET NOTES.

Uptown Seatiment-While Ii was
freely admitted. even by spectators
who have commitments on the long
side of the market. that the Hartman
stocks would In all probability decline
sharply in the local market today. as
they did In the early trading in Lon
don, and while 1t was also admitted
that the general list was likely to &C
lower on the favorable report regard
ing Mr.. Harriman's condition, atten-
ton va called to the fact that Union
Pacific, at the lowest quotation re-
corded in the London market this
morning, is an entirely different prop
osltion In the eyes of the investor
than Union Pacific at 21s.
An opening break of 5a points in
Union Pacific. 3A In Southern Pacific,
3b In New York Central, 2s In Read
ing and l to IA in most other active
speculative stocks showed the great
anxiety caused in stock market circles
Of the reports of q relapse suffered by
f. II. Hartman while the Stock Ex-
change was closed for a three days
holiday.
The arrest of the recovery of prices
and the hesitating fluctuations which
followed showed the uncertain senti-
ment of the speculation. The dealings
fell to a YER small volume, and the
whole tone of the market indicated a
feeling of suspicion of the reassuring
announcements regarding Mr.. Harri-
mans improvement and a desire to
adopt a waiting attitude in making
commitment In the market.
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The following quotations were I
nished by Eisele & King: Bid. ASK
BURLINGTON R. R. CO.'S RECEIVER

TS1tVTd1 10 THF .NtWHTK NTHT.1
TRENTON, Sept. Judge Rellstab,
in the United States our today. ap-
pointed Common Pleas Judge John G.
Horner. of Burlington county, as re-
ceiver for the Burlington County Rail
road Company.
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FRANKFORT'S AVIATION WEEK.

FRANKFORT. Germany, Sept. L.
The International Air Navigation Ex-
position has decided upon the week be-
ginning October 8 for Aviation Week"
A total of $4,000 win be offered in
prizes.
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RESUME AND EMPLOY LOO.

MILLvILLE, Sept. THE Millville
Bottle Works and several glass fac
tories of Whitall, Tatum g. Co. re-
sumed operations this morning, giving
employment to about LOO workmen.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived Mt New York Today.
Sc Rremen. Bremen. August 2s.
Ss Kronprinzessin, Bremen. August IL.
SIS Lux. Barcelona. August %.
So Hellig, Copenhagen. August &c.
81 Furnessia. Glasgow. August Is.
So SURNAME, Paramaribo
Arrived Mt New York Yesterday.
SIS Minnehnha, London, August 2s.
SIS Caracas, San Juan. September l.,
50 Bermudian. Bermuda, September 4.
SIS Jolando di Giorgio, Port Antonio, Septem-
/.
Ss Ponce. San Juan, September /,
SIS Bayamo. Havana, September !.
SIS Y. Luckenbach, Porto Rico, Septem.
Der 1.
So Bradford. Port Antonio, September 1.
SIS Clothilde Ounce, Port Antonio. August 81.
Ss Concho, Galveston, August 81.
SIS Cihelston. Bluefields. August %.
So FL Ola. Galveston, August II.
So Proteus. New Orleans. September /.
SIS Allegheny, Boston. September 4.
SIS Pillar de LarIinaga, Boston. September T.
So Chesapeake. Baltimore. September 5.
IS jamestown. Norfolk. September S.
Ss Dover. Brunswick. September 2.
So SURNAME, Pararnnribo.
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PHYSICIANS MISTAKE FATAL.

MILFORD, Del, Sept. 7-Dr. James
Grier Stanton from taking a wrong
dose of medicine by mistake in the
dark died yesterday.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following arc the quotations of tho
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
our OF TOWN.

- -<-~~~@~~-~
OVER A-acre building lots. 25xl2o each. 5000:
corner lots, $3.50: cash is not necessary. YOU
can pay SIS or SO for first payment and select
your own pavments for the following months;
absolutely free from taxes and interest; grounds
are very much improved. For further fnforma-
tion inquire CHAS. H.. GEESE. 81 Niagara St,
Newark, \. j.
Arlington.
BUILDERS. SPECTATORS OR INVESTORS
READ THIS CAREFULLY.
MY LOSS. YOUR GAIN.
Go over to Arlington. where they've done
more building in the last two years than they
have in the past twenty. and look at my six
lots on the east side of Ivy St. near lakewood
az; all improvements: situated opposite the
schoolhouse and within n few minutes walk
of the railroad DEPOT and trolley, and ony 10
minutes from Broadway.
I also have two lots. without all the improve
ments. on the west side of the street. just south
Of Quincy av.
A broker told ne a short time ago that the
improved lots were worth at least 1915 to S4o0
each. and that he could certainly get me a
buyer at $3.50 each. | didn't need the money
then; in fact | don't need 1t now. but about $500
In cash wouliebe nice to have around.
Now for my Nnal big offer. | will sell these
six nice, lots to the first party offering me $3.50
each. and Will throw in the other two lots for
nothing. BY the way. these two odd lots are
taxed for S15 each, 50 there must be some class
to them.
Don't waste time writing me-; look at the
land. bring along your checkbook and we'll
talk business.
John T. MoRLocKs
332 BeIleviiie av, Newark, n. J.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

The bid ana asked prices appended
ure Furnished through Eiscle q King.
ELECTRIC, GAS, ETC.
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ESTATE
Special Real Estate Days---Tuesdsys and Fridays.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

VICINITY OF HIGH 81. NJ NELsoN PL-
Brick residence. arranged for one or tive
families: II rooms. two baths, all improvements;
s12, 600. For this and other genuine and decided
bargains see
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sailed from Fol

sailed from Foreign Ports.
SIS berlin, for New York from Gibraltar.
So President Lincoln. for New York from
Soutba mutton.
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Arrived ct SAN FrDnciscO.
from Neu,port News


So Minnstonka, at London from New York.
SIS America. at Hamburg from New York.
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm H., at Cherbourg from
New York.
SIS iceland, at Dover from New York.
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~RIOumfclC ". y,

BioamfclT. ". y.
WORTH Sc. oo0, sell for 81 500: extra fine seven
room house; every Improvement: four large
lots; on fine residential street: convenient TO
everything.
81, 50-SEVEN-ROOM house: every improve
ment: large lot; convenient to everything;
terms to suit.
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,oDuR home. 8 rooms. bath. steam heat
~" ~. and electric light: every Improvement: iot
ee univ 81. 200. Address NATHAN RUS
sg1lt Inc, Bloomfield and Glen Ridge, N J,
SIS 5m-HIGH ST, near Central o av,e MIS-.
2 sEIECTRIC CO.. 16 william ct.
1r.I rsTATE for sale and exchange. In
fsLs A REYER. 1852 Broad st.. near Market
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ESTATE FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE.

South Jersey.
FIVE and ten acres or more of good farm land
given In exchange for city property. For full
particulars call CHAS. II. GEESE, 81 Niagara
ST., Newark, N. j..
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Caldwell.
MOB Y~ILI-Building lots. 500 feet above sea
level. cheap. f. l.. HELLER
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NEW dwelling. eight rooms. bath, every i'm
nroyement, decorated. lot 50x18O. only IS, $50;
terms to suit buyer. NATHAN RUSSELL, Inc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
oaANGE-cUcUMBER NOW.
latest Freak Horticultural con5ina
tisn May Beeors Fsserite Dish.

An "raNgr-cucumbcr. or cucumber
Orange. as tie name has net yet been
Decided. i freak combination raised
by Howard :. Hill. n ,ucumber grower
or Gardner. Mass. which lie Is culri-
waiting - q uew dish to tickle the pail
aies ur the cNacting diners
The new fruit or vegetable resulted
from an experiment made several
weeks ago by Mr. Hill. 1T that time
an orange tree was IN full bloom IN
his cucumber hVthOuse at the same
time the blossom Of the cucumber
vines drst appeared. Mr.. Hill trans
ferred the pollen from the orange bios
SONS Ia several cucumber towers.
The first appearance uf the fruit was
the same As thar OF an ordinary Infant
cucumber. but as the fruit grew the
result OF the incubation became ap-
parent The cucumber instead Of
lengthenlug out remained round, like
an orange. with the orange bloom scar,
but the skin was that ot a cucumber
with the same corruptions When
ripened the new product assumed a
bright orange color and from q dis
tance appeared the same as an orange
With the seeds from the best speci-
Mems Mr.. Hill Is growing a number OF
vines and thinks that the new fruit
will become established and prove Il
favCrite. as the taste Of the orange and
cucumber blends In an excellent man
ner and makes pleasing combination.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
Catarrh Causes Dyspepsia

The discharge from Nasal Catarrh
constantly dropping into the throat and
being swallowed with the saliva carries
the catarrhal infection to, the Stomach
and Catarrh of the stomach sets in.
This causes Dyspepsia or Indigestion as
these ailments appear " hen the stomach
is Wee kened from any cause. Rydale's
Cata.rh Remedy is a safe sure treat
ment for Dyspepsia caused By catsrfh
Of the stomach. 1t is used both locally
and internally hence kills the poison in
the membranes of the nose and stomach
aud also in the blood. 1t is sold ou
positive guarantee. John W Thurston.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
AN ELECTRICAL FARM.
Latest Labor Saving Devices to Be
Displayed at Chicago She~.

The electrical farm which will be
one Of the features OF the electrical
show IN Chicago in January will oc-
cupy an entire foor in the Coliseum
Annex as an adjunct TO the electrical
trades display in the main building.
The advancement in the science Of
practical farming has been marked by
the invention and introduction of elec-
trical machines and devices In great
numl ars. which not only add 10 the
conf ri and convenience Of farm life.
but are advantageous in the matter OF
production and labor saving In all de-
partnents.
There will be electrical inCubators
which will hatch chickens. ducks and
geese In plain view Of the people.
Cows viii be MIXED by electrical ma
cttnery. The cream will be separated
by electrical machinery. and butter
will he manufactured on the spot by
electrolytic action. Electrical machin-
cry for planting and harvesting Will
be exhibited. there will be electrical
pumps that replace the windmill and
an electrical chicken In the model
farmhouse.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
BOOK DEDICATED TO A CAT.
Mistress Of Prir. Winner Tells of Pei,
Wonderful Srsr:n.ss.

A as page book dedicated 10 the
memory Of dead cat has been pub-
hshed by Mrs. Laura ". Greene Of
berwyn, H.. prominent eIubwomap
and vice president ~ the American
Cat Fanciers' association, saws a Chi.
cago dlspatch
The cat whose fame Il thus pe-petu.
ated Is the late Tom Nillougbbv
Greene. three years old. black. orange
eyed and four times winner Of the
blue ribbon AZ the annual cat show in
Chicago Tom Wlloughby was entered
Tor the show 10 be held next January.
but contracted 4 severe case II pneu.
mohia and passed TO cat heaven.
The book Is a volume ~ stories
about cats and kittens. Including sev.
erai OF which 7 W. Greene was hero.
Ton lad his own bed. with sheets
pillow ard quiIts. He tucked himself
In carefully each night. Al the side Of
his bed an alarm clock was set for 8
q. n.
When il rang Tom got M. went 10
the hir~t girls room aud aroused her
gently tapping her face with the tip OF
his ta<
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
Two Old Edaoes

There are two old adages. Haste
makes waste" aud Make haste slowly,
that every one should employ,when they
undertake to cur- congh in few
minutes with preparations containing
morphine, opium, chIoroform or other
narcotics. They may stop the cough
and cause sleep quickly, but they also
dry up the secretions and constipate,
leaving ofttImes lar worse trouble.
Rydale's Cough Elixir is guaranteed
under the Pure Food aud Drugs Law to
contain no opiate nor harmful drugs Of
any kind or character. Think about it
when you or one Of the children have a
cough. John W. Thurston.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
Chicago Street sw.epers' Headlights.

The street sweepers that operate at
night on the more important boule-
wards Of Chicago have found their
work hampered and rendered danger
ous by the carriages and automobiles
that thrUng these avenues. In order
10 relieve this danger each man IS now
provided with an electric lamp, which
Is attached to his helmet, fed from a
storage battery in the sweeper's hip
pocket, The entire outfit weighs less
than n pound. and the lamps Will burn
ten hours without recharging The
sweeper does not have 10 give the ap-
paratus any care, as It Is properly con-
nected up and fitted 10 him when he
starts TO work at night and needs no
attention until he returns from work
IN the morniug.-Scientiic American.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
OVER FALLS IN A BALL.
Canadian viii Defy Niagara II
Unique Rubber Vehicle.

Another uan is planning to try the
trip over the Horseshoe fails IN vehi-
Gle different from anything that has
been tried before. 1t is an immense
rubber ball which Is now being con-
structed by Il rubber company in the
United States. The voyaGer is Robert
Leach Of Chippewa, Ont, and he plans
10 make the perilouS trip next June.
There will he two balls. one within
the other The outer hall will be thir-
teen feet in diameter and the inner
one. in which Leach will hazard his
life. eleven feet in diameter. The in
uer ball will be held in position by
four spiral steel springs, and sudi-
cient oxygen will be pumped into It to
give the man bare chance for life II
anything goes wrong
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
DANGER TO HOME LIFE.
Indiana Professor csP'eres Outside
Employment of Mzrri.5 Women.

Advance in the age ~ marriage. ex-
perience In and GistaSte for domestic
duties. uuecuuomic habits ~ spending
and 4 more ready resort 10 divorce as
a refuge of domestic Ills are sou- ~
the pathological results Of the indus
trial employment Of married women"
Professor Ulysses u. Weathcrly Of
the University Of Indiana thus cri.i-
cised the conditions that followed the
entrance of women into Industrial EN-
piOyment ut the recent convention. IT
the American Sociological society in
Jersey City. y. J.
The defective conditions Of home
life thar result from the outside EN-
ploymeut of the married woman be
went on. react on the habits Of the
husbands and are disastrous to child
hood The infant death rate il in
variably high where married women
are employed and children are de-
prived Of the normal home discipline.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
RlREST OF SONG BIRDS.
Father Evmmelen to Erect Immense
Aviary In California.

A novel idea is being evolved for the
stocking Of Imperial valley. California.
with the rarest Of song birds II the
scheme Is carried TO perfection, Braw-
ley will have an aviary which may be-
come Que OF the curiosities Of southern
California. The Rev Fl. Eummelen.
Catholic priest for the parish Of I'm
perial Valley, proposes TO place at
Brawiey an immense aviary which
shalt inclose with wire netting an area
OF trees and shrubs. Within this be
proposes to place male and female
birds OF all climes. including meadow
iarks, nightingales, tbrushes and IA
mi!iar songsters Of the United States.
AS the birds propagate it is the pur-
pose Of Father Eummelen to turn them
out In the open
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
a ee,ioious Authors Statement

For several years I was afflicted with
kidney trouble aud last winter was
suddenly stricken with severe pam 10
nv kidneys and was coufned to bed
eight days unable to get up "''no"' as
si.ts,ce. Ny urine contained fh1cS
white sediment and passed same ire
ouentiy day and night. I commenced
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy and the
pain gradually abated and finally ceased
and my urine became normal l cnee'
fully recommend .Foley's A'aney
.R.msay-John W. Thursson.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
fIsW FISH TAIL PROPELLER.
Test Premises Great Pess.siiit,ss ~
Latest Marine Device.

Driven by a prOpelllnE device which
It's inventor adapted from tue structure
aad propulsion operation 0t isa's
tail. The thirteen foot model Of q bat
titShip raced through the water Of .
b.g tank in a test On top OF Broad
way New York. building recently.
The novel jOinted propeller. working
between twin keels, sent the lirtie boa {
along with such power that IL trayeesed
the ninety-one feet between It's bow
and the end II the tank IN eight Sec
onds This is az the rate Of eight
miles an hour.
Most interesting of the prowess dis
played by the ash tail propeller was
It's ability 10 stop the vessel quickly
and gather S,ern~ay. In Ihis IL far
outstripped, the experts present said
snythinx now possible with screw pro-
pellers
Joseph Turner and Henry Riviere.
the inventors. assert that their fsh tan
propeller will produce a speed at pres
ent unequaled.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
Kidney and Bladder Discs ases

ara indicated hy one or more OF thes+
SYM toms. eiz: Pains and Weakness in
the l'ar' LAM Back, Dragging seuss-
ton 70 The Back and Ions, Muddy
thick 'rine, a white deposit brickdus.
dAp,~i', Pufiness under the Eyes. Bloas
ell apr -arancs of the Face. Swelling OF
Ankles aud Feet, Drowsiness, Loss OF
memory, Dropsy, Blood Poisoning snd
rheumatism. Rydal-'s Kidney Remedy
is guaranteed by us to give satisfaction
to all sufferers from Kidney or Bladder
disorders. John ". Thurston.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
oVERSHOES FOR HORSES.
Mrs. Westinghouse Gets inventor Nus.
band 70 Finance Ncnsiippira DsStes.

At the urgent request of Mrs. West
inghouse. who Is an enthusia site horse
woman. George Westinghouse. the in
rentor. has invested a large SUN Of
money with others In new arershoe
for horses.
Mrs. Westinghouse believes that
many animals are Injured and placed
on the retired list long before they
should be by slipping on we, pave
ments, and sue Insisted that her hos
band interest himself in the matter.
Last summer. while at Erskine Park.
near Pi5tsfeId. Mass. Mrs. westtng.
house noticed team Of horses on q
wet, rainy morning walking over the
smooth asphalt with some sort Of
chains on their feet She bad them
stopped and, investigating. liked the
idea so well that she interested others
In it.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
ELECTRICITY TO DISPEL FOG.
Lsnten 20 Try 10 Get Rid Of II. Light
Destroyer.

Electrical discharges 70 rid the Brit
tsh isles Of fogs is the proposition Of
Sir Oliver Lodge. scientist whose
name commands respect for any plan
10 natures domain he might express
willingness TO father. says London
cable dispatch. The Westminster coun-
ell has provided ground near the Gros.
renor canal where experiments are
10 be .Nde under public auspices at q
cost OF $4,000.
The plan involves the discharge OF
electricity at a light voltage from q
series Of disks placed on the tops OF
insulated poles Precipitation Of mOiS-
ture follows, and the fog laden at
mosphere Is cleared
The idea is said to have been sug-
gested by noting improvement in Lon
don atmospheric conditions since the
modern Introduction and growth Of
electrical Industry.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22

A pretty girl in a hammock slung In
an apple orchard awoke suddenly and
frowne,i at the young man who stood
before her You stole kiss while
was asleep she exclaimed.
Well" stammered the young man,
you were sleeping so soundly-you
looked so pretty. so tempting l-yes.
admit did take one little one
The girl smiled scornfully. "One"
she said. ''Humph. counted seven
before | woke up"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
To Make Church Sound presF.

The Bedford Presbyterian conxre-
CATION Of Brooklyn. 10 which the Rev.
s. Edward Young Of Pittsburg was ~
Gently brought after considerable trou.
tle. Is going 10 have Il sound proof edi-
fee 10 worship iu. no matter what Il
costs. This fact was announced from
the pulpit. and Or. Young said an
architect had been found who has
guaranteed 20 make the church acous.
tics so perfect thst not 4 fat wheeled
trolley car OF the heaviest wagon rum
sle can be heard by the wnrshipers.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-01-22
Free TO all subscribers Of this

uaeev. Every reader of this paper
y no has any tronble with either Stom-
sch or Liver, can get free sample OF
Evdale'a Stomach Tablets or Rydale's
Liver Tablets or both if needed by
writing to Rydale Remedy Co. Newport
News. Va. These two remedies are
not cure alls, one is for stomach trou-
bl-s auiy, the other sol-ly for liver and
bow.l troubles. Guaranteed by j. w
ThuTston.