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Solid trains between yew Tork and Chicago. Tia Chantannna Lafce or Niagara Falls. Pullman oars between New Tort and Rochester, Bnffalo, Hlagara Fallfl, Toronto, Chantaaqna Lake, Cleve- Imnd, Cincinnati and Chicago. TIME Adopted Nov. 13tli rc or or Oi 01 01 ff ctoajt-gc i Or CD tO go: o- ifc-' 6t 5: co: Va ef ac sis ce C5-S OC I am seventy-seven yests old and have hnd myage renewed at least twenty years by thetis.

of i Specific. My foot airl lea to my knee was mining sore for two yean, and physicians snld could notb-? cured. After taking fifteen small Kittles i.we a new ltraiQ on 'iff ifc. You oushtto et all sufferers know your wonderful remedy. IRA F.

STILTS, Palmer, Kansas City. IS A REMKDY--especially for old people. It builds up the general health. Treat- mailed free. SWIFT SPCIF1C COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga, Middletown Daily Press, OFFICE: GOTHIC Floor A 5 i- 1 o'- to to tsrst fl CO OO3 JI -1 cc 0 5s tO tD OS 0 ADVERTJCSEMTENa'S All First-Class Druggists From present date will keen on sale the Imposed East India HempKemeclies.

Dr. H. Jatni s' preparation of this herb on his own (Calcutta), wll poditivcly cure CoHSUMriioN BROSOUITIB, ASTHMA and CATABBII. and break up fresh cold in 24 hours. $2 50 per boltlo, or 3 bottles for $6.50 Try it.

IO32 Itnco flillKdulpUta. 68W4 TO CALIFORNIA Without Change of Cars. The Iren MountaiD Boute LINK rnnnlnKTbrongh Pnllmao Buffet Sleepinc Cars between at, Louis, I.OB Angelos aacl Stin KranciBco, IcaTinp f-t. Louis 9:30 p. m.

(lally. TSyirzssffi -True Sonita Route" popnlar (lurinR tin 1 Winter Montim. For descrip- uon antl illufiiratcd mapR, folders, ant! further in- rormtttloD aildreaB any ticket agent Iu the U. 3 or Canada, or II f. T.

53W4 ft HEAD NOISES CURED IVck'a INV1S1UI.E TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS. Wtor -licrc all Kemcillfa CATARRH 5 rf- A. Oi CT tj a a Cream Balm Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Fain and Inflammation, Heals the Sores. Restores the Senses of TasU and Smell. HAY- FEVER TRY THE A article applied Into each nostril and Agreeable.

Price 60 cents at dragglata; by nuili regtHtered, 60 cents. Ely BroiHerfl, 58 war pe itroet. New Yorfc. i i i Gennbu i A I I i.k BrtjrltlA OfaNffVA a Hvl and Wn. rtMHHI.

Tliko 1 11 5 DENIED BY LOVEJOY. Says the Carnegics To Not Contemplate PmsnuiiG, Dec. following de has created a groat sensation here, atid despite the denial of Secretary joy, of the Carnegie com pan tbtit then Is any truth hi the report, the majoritj of those interviewed on the subject, es peciully union men, say they such is the case. One prominent labor nin.ii says ho has positive information from an inside source that such a course has been adopted by the company. Secretary Love-joy, however, emphatic ally denies tho statement, and says hib company t)oes not, and never has, coiitem plated any such luove.

Dec. was precipitated here wheu it was reported that on Jan. 1, tlia service of the men who were employed In thejmill during the strike will be dispensed with. Wht-thei there is any foundation or not for the report not be ascertained. It is ac widely circulated and so much credence is given to it, that it appears to be founded on some good authority.

The statL'mont originated from the mill men themselves. They stated that notice had been posted in the plant, reading: "Tho services of the workmen who were employed in the Carnegie Company's works during the Hint- of the strike will not be required after Jan. I89.f. At tho mill tlie oflJuuls will nut citliei confirm or deny the report, and no amount questioning or pressing induces any oi the officials who were seen to commit themselves in the slightest degiee. A number of tho non-union men who were seen, however, as'tlu-y wure coming from the- restaurant, said that suuh notices were posted and that the men were making preparations to leave.

One of tho men said that quite a number of the employes, while preparing to quit, believed that they would be re-employed, as they looked upon tho matter as an attempt on tho part of the company to conciliate the old mim and restore them to their former positions; they thought that tho non-union men would be given a fair trial in tho general scramble for places which, it is reported, will occur at the first of tho year. At the office oC tho Carnegies it is aid that while tho company will employ none but competent men, wholesale discharges are not expected. No official denial ol the report, however, can, be obtained. A new scale will probably go into effect on Jan. 1, and such a notice waq posted, it is believed that it was done for tho purpose giving the old men an opportunity to apply for work under the new agreement.

LOSS. T'uy AVhui MYSTERY SURROUNDS THE CRIME Two Highly Respected Citizens of Tnllu- lnh, Murdfrfil. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. special from Tallulah, says: One of. the most dastardly crimes in the hibtor-y of the parish was perpetrated last afc Altoona station, twelve miles from this place.

While Capt. B. fc. Pierce and J. Garrett wero Bitting in the former's office some person approached the window ami, placing the muzzle ot a shot gun against the panes, fired two shots, killing both men instaiitlyL Both men were shot in the neck and were horribly mutilated, the gun having been heavily loaded with all sizes of shot and slugs.

The bodies wero not discovered for some hours when the alarm was given. A large body of citizens gathered at the sceno and dilUgent search was made to discover the murderers. Two negro suspects were brought to this place by the sheriff and lodged iu jail to await further investigation. Both the murdered men were highly respected citizens and their foul murder is sliroiuled in the deepest mystery. MAJESTIC'S STORMY VOYAGE.

Shipped Heavy Sea on Dec. 18 mid "Was Considerably Damaged. QCKENSTOWN, Dec. 22. The White Star line steamer Majestic, from New York Dec 1-1 for Liverpool, just arrived here, bears evidence of having had a very tempestuous voyage.

Her funnels were battered, mul her bides and upper works were coated with salt. The heiyht of tlie seas that boarded her may bi. judged from the fact that her crow's-nest, the place on be foremast occupied by tho lookout, had been demolished. The MnjesLlc took a heavy gale on Dec. 18.

A tremendous sea soon got np and tons upon UrnK of warer boarded the slimmer, causing much discomfort. Thu sea was ou the port bow, and this caused tlii; Majestic to pitch and roll heavily. Several of her passengers who attempted to walk about in the saloon were thrown from their feet and sustained trival injuries. MAY COVER ST. LOUIS' FoerutoV occupies SMAU.SHICJ TikitAMtfCOBUCPSmilKi CATALOGUES STC POSSmtE TROUBLE.

SiVES OU1CK RICE Hit. J3l Oi Cl si iei iilsss- to to El tt, ef SUBTLE AND PINE. CERTAIN CROUP CURE IB a remedy tiiftt permeates tlie moat delicate lung tuques, auij removes every trace ot disease. co cents per bottle. A.

P. HOXSIE, Buffalo, N. M'f 'g. Paper Hangers 0 oooooo ssisssssssssa "Dally. 5Dailv Mondays.

ISanday only, Except Sonlay. Stopfor passenjiera to Eing- bmtoTi and beyond. ''ffliddletowu "A- ranch-Loave Maio for Pme Bush at 1W2 o. m. daily, anil 6:57 p.

ro. ITlonMcomcry Gosnen forMonu ffOTDerT at 7:30 a m. except 11:13 a. m. daily.

5:25 p. m. Ran day. iNla.n«! Rr. --Leave GosTien for Pine Itonrt at 11:10 a-ro.

dally, 1:30 p.m, except Sunday, and m. dally. nic-wbnritfa, vlaXnrnerx --Leave TameTM tor NewbarRti at a. m. cscept 10:42 a.

m. rtaliT, and 3:10 p. m. dally. Train 30 connects for NewimrgTi, except Snntlay, via Arden Instead of Tnrnftra.

jVewhrtryto. via Orcycourt-- Tjeavft Grey- ooart for Xpwbnrgh al R. m. except Santlay, a. m.

dally. 1:32 m. except Simday, 6:25 m. except SnTidsv, p. m.

Snndav only. Trnlni-- N'OS 11, 15, IR, 2S, 27, 2S, SO, S3 and Snoday a rectal coi aud GOf. at To sell aod bang our goods on commlBSloo or as agenlfl. Add roes wltti stamp for reply, II.t!AIY. 305 47 W4 Established 1830.

Geo. wTWelsh, 233 Greenwich cor. Barclay NJbW YOBK, invites attention of seeKers for Holiday Presents to uls Imxensc stoct, special bargains and assort merit of WATCHES, JEiELRI, Silver and Plated Ware. A special line or low-priced, substantial lancy gOotlH suitable for both sext8. Watcli repairing and jubttlng ol all kinds.

Every Article "Warranted. Estuto Stay StiHloe ti lip Owen tho CHy, ST. Louis, Dec. City Council has appointed a Committee to investigate the City Treasurer's affairs. There practically no doubt that nearly all the mibsing funds wure used by young Foerstel in carrying ou deals 111 real estate, in the hope of covering the money back into the treasury before being caught.

Foerstel's property Is ivorth enough to make it possible that a recovery of tlie funds may yet be made from the dead man's estate. Mon Buck tho Tiger. TACOMA, Dec. 32 --Two masked men entered tho Warwick saloon about midnight, and with drawn revolvers, commanded seven men who were playing faro to throw up their hands. One oC the robbers walked up to the table aud put 000 in his overcoat pocket.

Then, with tho words, "Good night, gentlemen," the robbers stepped out the back doov and disappeared. Washington Mill Plant Sold. CAMDEX, Dec. plant of the Washington Mill company iu Gloucester has been sold at receiver's sale to William J. Thompson, member of the Assembly, aud reputed owner of the Gloucester race track.

Tlie price paid was $100,000. Mi 1 Thompson albo purchased a tract of land for $4,500. The plant originally cost $800,000 to build. TO WEL) AN AMERICAN HEIRESS. Thu Murrlugo of Sir Miss Ctiyler to Take I'lnco Jim.

4. Loxnox, Dec. marriage of Miss Woynu Cuyler of Baltimore, to Sir Philip Henry Brian Grey-Egerton, will take place on January 4. Sir Philip in a nephew of the sixth Earl Selkirk. He has residences at 103 Eaton square, London; Oulton Park, Tarporley, Cheshire, and Broxton, Old Hall, Cheshire.

Mihs Cuylor is a daughter tho late Patrick Cuyler, of the United States En- gint'eriug Corps. It is claimed by her friends that she is one of the most beautiful-women iu the world. ENGLAND'S COTTON LOCKOUT. Break ut Olillnvm ami VXL AVeck. LONDON.

Dec. llrht break in thogrtMt colton lockout, which has now lasted for weeks, is expected to occur shortly. Present indications lead the operatives in the chief cutton spinning districts Xorth and Northeast Lancashire to believe that the mills at Oldhnm and Prea- tou will resume operations next week, working three days a. week. In the event of tlico mills starting ufl it wi 11 nfi'ord the locked-out employes much encouragement, and will enable them to subscribe a portion of their earning to the strike fund of tbo Amalgamated Association of Operative Cotton-Spin- iiers, which is subjected to heavy drains upon its treasury.

NEW rimy We ENGLAND DEAOONC In the of a Doctor'H Wife. SABATCHIA, N. Dec. wife of Dr. 0.

H. ilott, of Fort Ann, committed suicide in Iii'r husband's office Tuesday i Sim was found sitting in a chair dc.ul. In her baiid was a handkerchief saturated with chloroform. She was the doctor's fourth wife, having been married to him about year ago. She was in a delicate condition.

No Decision in tlie Harris Cnsc. ALBANY, Doc. 22. No decision was rendered in the Carlyle W. Harris case yesterday, NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Shah of Persia is reported seriously- ill. The Electoral College of the Union meets Jan. 9, every State in TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTE. Cleveland Ucct-Ivod 5,507,000 and Harrison 3,170,001. NEW YOHK, Dec.

table of tho total vote this year for President, the figures having just been all the States, ib as follows: Cleveland, tiQO; Hnmson, Weaver, aud Bid well, 347. Cleveland's plurality, 391,879. In Louisiana the Republicans and People's Party having nominated a fiiston i on which there were live Harrison Licetor ami throe Weaver electors, the vote, Tor plurality purposes, is credited to Harribon ICE Si. S.A- W. H.

K. Trains Mahi street depot st 6.25 a. m. and 4M p. m.

Arrive at 12.10 and 7.46 p. m. PACKER'S HAIR BALSAM Mid bwitifiM the hilr. rroiiioiM t. luxuriant BinwUl- FnVs to Hcstoro Grny lUir In HB Youthful Color.

Curt'i tcnlp dKCKDM A hair lulling. SOe. aril at Drngpirtl Hud Two Loves anil a Fnst Home. DES SIorxES, Dec. Dus Moincs Presbytery is in spccinl session here to try George W.

Baxter, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Knoxvillo, la who is charged i unbecoming conduct. Mr. Baxter is the owner of a fast horse, uiitl is also charged with having been engaged to at least two women at the same time. Tho Consumptive and FeeDle iiiflVr from tWnK me Parker's Qinccr i'ontc. WfitLuiici, DebUIiy.ln- Fomitle M'cokn, is.

Kh cum at in and ruin. COc.ft iu rnr. Jilts, KOHTE. leave Wlcttam arcane aepot tw follows i Way (or Walton UE tor No OnlartoDfty Express hDil Mall lliO'Ja, Brp- to Sllenvtlle and Llvtogston Manor 6:30 p. p.

Local Second Milfc to Livingston 9:30 80U7H, Tratos leave Wiclrtam avenae depot (or Kev Tort follows. Mala street two minutes later Atlantic Eiprew s.25a, jQlllTan Co. Sxpreaa Local Freight ana n. K. Hew Tort Day Express Second Milk THOp.m Trains leave New Tort at and 9:10 a.m., 8:10 me! 8:55 p.

J. C.ANDKR8ON, QMK. AOT. S. BILLSPilOGH ft CO.

City Book Store. Hire a complete line or BIBLES, rnoTnQRAPD ALBUMS, DIAKI FINS STATIONERY and BOOKS suitable tor GIFTS. Onr or TOYS, DOLLS, CHRISTMAS CATtDi), and Nov- eltlea cannot fall to please. Tbe lloolm BBncclally Attractive. Give ns a call when desiring anything tn our line.

-t atonce. I i CLV.I 4. in every tiouuty for onr ChoiceNurseryStock and new varieties of A Salary or commlaslon. Steady employment. Send Tor terms.

HOOKSB, QROVEB Narserjmyn and Soedmen, IV. ORGANS: whost Honors nt eat 1 I A Tho ItnjirfiTrd 1'ianof, hivontod by Hattilm in 1882, consln'ction, experts pro- iiouiiciny it tho Greatest Improvcmont in Pianos in Half a Century." Sold on rented. ORGANPIANOGO. 1 58 Fifth New York. 40W4 Go FostnuiHtev AHeiuler's DcHclt.

NKW LONDON, J. Allcndcr, postmaster, lias not been seen here since Saturday, the that Inspector Brush, of the Post office Depart luent, arrived. An investiK-'itiun (U-h cit in po-atmustcr'a accounts of $4,000. Al lender for several ycais i collector and resigned to accept the post- mastership. To Fun-mi SuhnlarMilp.

ST. JonxsHUHY, Dec. H. Fairbanks bns given $25,000 to St. Jolins- bury academy to found an Albert T.

Fun- banks iu memory ot bis son Albert, who died year ago, aud who was member of the middle class in the academy. The Allfffcrt Poisoners Indicted. PiTTbBUBO, Dec. bills have been found by the grand jury against TI. F.

Dinnpbuy, the district master workman of tlu' 1C. of and Gallagher. Davidson and Bentty, charged i being implicated in the poisoning. IN THE MISSISSiPPl. racket Uiu-s Obliged Tlo Up ut St.

Louis for tho Season. ST. Louis, Dec 22 --Business has been closed on the rlvor bore. All packet have withdrawn, probably for the season, as every indication is for colder weather. With the low at age of water, the channels of the river are past navigating by oven the lightest draught The ice in the river appeared yesterday, and should the weathor continue cold the river will bo closed by ice gorges.

For Intei-class Contests. NEW HAVES, Dec. Dewitt Cuyler. '74, of Philadelphia, has offered threo cups for intcrclaas contents at Yale in football, rowing and trade athletics. When, the cups have been woa threo i by any class, they will become the property of that class.

The cups arc Ki veil in ii3 omory of Theodora Dewitt Cuyler, '83. American Delegates Start for llama. LONDON', Dec. Allison, Mr. Moigan find Secretary Hale, members of the delegation which represented the United States at, the Brussels Monetary Conference, embarked for Mew York on the stennifehip Lahn at Southampton.

Arsenic "Was Used. LITTLE ROCK. Dec. has been shown that the cause oE the sudden death" aud sickness among the convicts (it work in Helena was due to arsenical though how the poison was administered or by whom is not known. To Servitude Agnlii.

ST. PAUL, Bee. Mrs. Anna M. Smith, colored shot nnd killed Conrad IInppebcciiu.se lie wns fisU- int; on ln'i- lantl.

has been sentenced to twenty-fivy ywu- in the penitentiary. She WHS ii slave fifteen years, --Faderewblci, the pianist, has arrived in New York from Europe. --New iron nnd coal deposits have been, discovered in the SLnte oE Oaxaca, Mexico, --The National Bank of Davis, W. capital $50,000, has been authorixed to begin business. --Charles F.

JIaycr has bceu re-elected president of tho Baltimore Ohio railroad company. --All street car traffic in Tncoma, ia paralj'zcd as the result tho heaviest snow storm in two yuars. --Sveu the Danish, journalist, who is trying to get around the world without any money, lias reached Chicago. --Attorneys are hunting in Nebraska foi the faintly of John Brendle, who went foi tune seeking from Whitehall, 111., in 1800, He hn.b rtifjd in leaving half a million, --Clinton W. Clapp, charged with writing obscene letters to Mrs.

Elizabeth Smith, been acquitted afc Poughkeep- bic, N. Y. --Governor Brown, of Maryland, 1ms pardoned Henry Spuncer, a life prisoner for murder, on condition that he leave the State. --Jack Olson, before his death at Milan, Tcnn, confessed to having murdered Monroe Fricks aud family near that place in 1879. --The Guarantee Trust company, of Look- port, has been incorpornted with a capital ot $33,000.

--A paper called the "Sun" has boon started in Toronto with the object of advocating tlie union of Canada with the United States. --Congressman Goodnight, of Kentucky, is seriously ill at Franklin, of inflammation of the liver. --The corotif'r's-jury at Sit. Vernon, N. in the Ella Newton drowning case, brought in a verdict uf murder.

--The wil't; of Bonaparte "VVyse, the well- known engineer, is duud in Geneva. ShJ was an American l.uly. ---The Cabinet has unanimously approved a bill to reform, the present system of voting in Prussia. --A despatch from Gothenburg, Sweden, says a the oldest theatre in that city, built in 1810, has been destroyed by fire. I No one was injured.

--Archbishop Edder, of the Cincinnati diocese of Roman Catholic Chui'ch, do- lues the published interview to tho etlect that he doubted ilgr. Satolli's authority to settle school question. --Commissioners J. W. Eomaiue and L.

D. Robinson, of the New Jersey Board oi Arbitration, are at Bridgeton, N. investigating the cause of tho glass workers 1 strike, --The Farmers' Mutual Benefit Association, Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union, National Alliance and the Grange ore considering a plan to amalgamate id Illinois under the title of the Farmers' and Laborers' Conference. --Charles Ellis, Charles A. Borgen aud Michael Miller, facction men, while rifling on a hand car were struck by an engine running wild mile above Wust Hartford, Yt.

Borgui and Miller were insUinUy killed and Ellis is probably fatally Injured. sale i Brarrlrelh'fi i are the pnfcat and mos' fnr i Ft ion, i a i cf i i bowele, coiiRiipntion, hi'ai'acnr, cl'zz'ri' si, a a i or any uistaco a i i an i ut, it- of The bio'd They have en in use in this ccuuiry Tor over fifly yearp, and ihe a of unimpeaclmblo tes- hrnoa'als ihosn have used Reel llieir a a inrreaping sale Is i i evidence 11ml they all that is claimed t- the in drus and d'cine store, tiilu-r p'niD or eugar coaled. ITlEli In Authorlt' Ok)en Tluio. IQ tlie old rneeting-houso of New England the most conspicuous object, next to the pulpit, was the deacons' pew. Ifc was near the pulpit, a foot or two above the level of the meetinghouse floor, and contained several high- backed chairs and a table, or broadj swing-ing shelf, for use at tli6 communion service.

In it sat venerable men, who had charge of the church poor and of the "prudential concerns" of the parish. Kext to the parson, they wero the most respected persons of tho parish. In Bristol, a singular local custom obliged the deacons, while in the meeting-house, to wear starched white linen caps. Among- the minor duties of the deacons of the olden time were visiting 1 and a i i the sick, the calling at bouses of church-members to hear the children say the catechism, and the reporting to the a of petty offenses. They also bud charge of the vessels ust'd in the co ram union service; they provided sacramental i and bread, nnd that no one but an accepted communicant partook of the sncred emblems.

The author of "The Sabbath in Puritan Xew lintflaiuV mentions a custom, which prevailed in several Eti- prland ehnrtmes, a made il tho duty nf deai'ons to walk tip and down the aisltis of the church at the close of that'll service, und deliver to person, who, in their was fitted to commune, a-jnet'il eheelc, en- i him ut the next celebration of the supper to join iu the sacred ordinance. On the i Sabbath it was tin 1 deacons' to see a everyone- presented i i the Lord's table bad this and tn collect it from tlu i a before passing to i i the bread and wine. The deacons took charge of the dmivh contributions. In his "Plaine Oi'aliny," Tjceht'ovd, a wlm lived in I.oston from Ki'iS to i describes tlie a mi or of i i in t'hnrcb of that town, after the i i had pre.H-hecl. i being ended, follows the i i one of the den eons say ing: of the cotiyri'n-alion, now re is i for i i wl ercof God has prospered you so DKBULL'S gUGHCifRlJP THE PEOPLE'S REMEDY.

PRICE 25C I SALVATION OIL Prlca onttj 25 Cts. Sold by alt dealers. Will relieve Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache, Sores, Burns, Cuts, Scatds, Baijfache, Just Stop and look afc tlie beat tiful Bange iu the window of Geo A. Swahn Son. It is the New Goods, fine, quality, lowest prices.

LndW Initial at lOc. Have you seeu our TaWe Covers at "worth 50. Bargains. More of those 40c. Fascinators, also better goods.

Full line of Underwear in all styles. Notice our Hats on SU-ce-ul counter. Joli i Kom Dec, i ish George Fuller TJontl. NEW YORK, Dec. W.

Fuller, one of oldest inombt'i-s of the Ktouk Kxc'liuiiKt. 1 i dead. He had been a member for 25 years. I A Dec, 22, John Kernell, -jiiian, whose brother is in Blnomingditle Asylum, is here in a terrible condition. "He hiis been discharged from the "Hustler" company, and is almost a wreck.

Muhiii ami His AVlfe Committed. BY, W. Dec. 22. Makin and his wife, the baby farmers who killed thirteen infants by piercing their hearts or spines i needles, have been committed for trial.

Both pleaded not guilty. An BOSTON, Dec. holders the endowinc'iit order of the SonjJ of Ainoricu have flletl in the Supreme Court a bill in. equity asking that the uftuirs of the; ortlcr wouud up and a receiver appointed. The indebtedness itmounts to $425,000, and the cash ou hand is only p.

Wail tHgt.cat')g AflrircBB BANISL P. BATTY, WASH- INGTOS, N. J. 47 W4 Men on salary or commission to sell ray guaranteed nnrsorj stock. Good specialties, Ont- Jlt free.

Pay -weekly. Write qnicfc and secure good territory. Nurseryman, Rochester, N. T. 47W4 Bavips secured the services ot a Crst-claaa boot binder, lam prepiued promptly execate orders ror aH lads olbooK iiinding aud leather mftking.

Binding of Magazines, Music, periodicals, specialty. Olu books repaired or rebound ana law boots rebacted at reasonable A. E. Mclntyre, OurPerfeetJon'Syringo-froo with erery bottle. Does not Stain.

PREVENTS STBICXCKE. Carol Gcoorrlucs and in 1 to 4 dnyg. JLak Sentio any nddreas fnr SI.UO, MALYDOR MANUFG 0. TDBLSTOWK SAVINGS B.UfH.-'Moaej de- puficett oa or before the lotlt dava ol Jum- and JtUy. and tan Kl days ot April sn tfnr uasa frames nrti ADAMANT Wall Plaster tMannfactnred Adamant Manf 'g Co.

ITbe New, (jbemp Only 8 vapor lor for Common Flat It Is very hard and very adhesive, It does away with the warping and Bhrinfcing ol doors and casings, and the building le not saturated with water as it necessarily moat be when common plaster is used. It costs bat little more than lime plaster, and in tae end its superior qualities make it immeasurably cheaper. It saves waiting several weefes or months lor toe bnlldlug to dry ont. It does not cracK or tall off, even In the oase of eatagea. It is applied easily by any good plsaterer.

It is the only material with wWcli repairing can be done neatly and to stay." For prices or Xortfter Information, apply to ot addi.es) I. B. A. TAYLOR NO. HO TTOVI mfeltt Montana's Oftlciial Vote.

HELENA, Dec. official canvass of Montana shows the highest Harrison elector got a plurality of ovtr the higlie-it Cleveland elector. Karri won polled 13,851 votes; Cleveland 17,381, Weaver. 7,884. Weuther Poreonat, "WASHINGTON, D.

Doc. New Eng-lanil: Generally fair, westerly winds, slightly colder, Vor Enstem Now York: Ftiir, northwcsl winds, colikr. For liisteru Pennsylvania: Genoi-ally fair, nortwestei'ly winds, colder. Tor New Jersey, Jlfii-ylaiul and Delaivaro: Fair, northwest winds, colder. For "Western New York: Generally fair, noith fulling: temperature; snow flurried iu lake legions.

For Western Pennsylvania; Fair weather, north winds, colder; flurries of snow in western portion. American Fugitives Arrested. YIKKNA, Dec, merchants Os- and Dut-inmel have been arrested here on I c-hni'gy of being American fugitives from justice and ot having perpetrated frauds to the amount of $30,000. Mtxlcan btrcef Hallways. WASHIXGTOX, DPC ia reported from City oE Mexico that ex-Assistant Postmaster-General Clarksoii and his associates have pui'chasud the street railways of that city for WOETJS A GUINEA A BOX.

NEW YORK, on call was fairly active ut 7 and 8 percent. BONDS--CLOSIXO TRICES. U. S. 4s, U.

S. 4s. STO KS--CLOsr NO. Delnwai Hudson 129 Delaware, Lnekuwanna Western 149 Eric 1 6 Ei 10 preferred 1 Lnko Shore 130 Sow Joreoy Centi nl 124 Now York Central 109-4 Huodlng S3'4 Western Union 02 4 A I MARKET. Wnoiit--JTo.

2 red winter, 75 1-3 Doc. 74 Jan. Corn--Xo. mixed 4S 3-4 Dee. 49 l-8Jau.

50 4 Muj' 701-8 Oats--Dec. IW 5-9Jan. o9Ji, May PKOD JCB MAItKiCI. Creamery. State Creamery, Western, firsts Creamery, Western, Suite dairy, h.f.

tubs, CHESS s-Stuto factory, full cream, faqpy. grate fuotory. full cream, ytatc t'tictory, i-ominori to fair EG as- State new laid, Soulhcro, neir IftiiS, folr to good VTcytcrn, now laid, IlUcii: fcg'BS. Matylaua, per dozen c.a2S c. c.n'5 10 anllH 84c O.VJ o.a-9 11 c.a20 5 Tney Act Like Magic on the Vital Organs, Rcgulaung- the Secretions, restortnfj long Complexion, bringing back tlie Keen Fdpe of Appetite, and arousing with the ROSEBUD QF HELTH the whole physical enerpy of the human frame.

These Facts by thousands, in all classes o( SoLicty. Largest Sale the World. Covered with a Tasteless Soluble Coating. Of all druggists. Price Uo cents a Box.

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of "TALES" will be romptly forwarded, postpaid, on receipt of ccnta each. D. A. KETCHUM, Dealer in COAL Lumber, Building Material OF ALL KINDS, Hamburgh Lime AND Rosendale Cement Coal screened and fall wclfftitgnaranteed. 245 norttt JSIrtdletown, IV, Y.

Near Straw Woria. Telepntme 66. llYOU WISH T0 Advertise Anything Anywhere Any time WRITS TO GEO. P. ROWELLCO.

No. 10 Spruce Street, NEW YORK. to be voted for at the Odd Fellows fair to be Id NEXT WEEK. Also in and SPG our laigc s'ock of Holiday goods, Geo.A.SwalmSan 18 North St. and King H.

ONTARIO WESTERN RAILWAY. TlitioTatpIv. Taking Eflci-t DecrmlxT 15.1593. Noitrii iiorvu. A.

No. fi West Main Street. "Who Buys Cornwall W. 'Tbo aud chief gentle- nit first, i then the ciders i iill Ib coiiQn-'n-uiio-n of them, and most of a a iv not of the churcli, ali i pt rsons, i and women in ne silistMiei' of their busb.inils, i other one way i i i i i i.U'criii^ to the deacon his seat, find put, it into box of wood for the puipose. if it be money or papers.

Tf il be any othor a Lliey set or lay it the deacons; and so pass i to i ITI ihe early davs tlie churches had few psalm liooUs, and this tf.ive rise (o tin 1 custom of "tinin-j'" or "diMiconinj?" the psjlni. I i a i the psalm to bo siuir; tho doticon road it line by line, und as e.ich line was ifiVL'ii out tin 1 conjTrcalion sanof it. is possible, though not -from a cu'itmn has come the i i 1 phriise wliich describes a 'l of or of but tor, in the iiiyor is the best, as t'onod." Tuo a i i a i l'n-ui ji i and not from ion of dea- i'i ns. The cheap it sneers at clea- is eontr.idifl.'d by I fact that in tou ns a i a of Xew a almost uviM'y d'Vicon is a trustee, or executor, or p-niii'ditiii, selected by men about to die, or appointed by the probate court, to look a the property of i ami i Millions oi dollars of -funds are managed by deacons a fliet which confutes the conventional sneer. Youth's Companion.

It A Full Line of Ice Harvesting Tools. Also the largest line of Club Skates to select from in the i ity At Low Prices. Fifteen Spcond-hand Parlor Stoves to cloi-e out cheap. Hoyt Galloway 10 East Main Middletown "We invite those to look over our slo of goods marked at special prices for the Holiday trade. 500 doz.

Fancy Swiss hand- erchiefs, 250 doz. silk liandk's and mufflers. Special lines of flue Ji'tss goods, 10 styles at 90 per dress pattern. In all depa' tmeuts we have placed special prices for the Holidays. H.

E.CHURCHILL 89 North Btreut. 10 101 tK 07 hin II A I Their ami Ali FOR BEDS. Sldo on Which Tlie use of a i is not a matter of mere blind linage. I i physiological basis. We sleep for the most part on the side, and i a pillow the head be uncomfortably and a lower a the body.

It i ru- membnri'd a Jsicob, when ilccing 1 from Tasini, tnok a stone for a pillow, lie needed i i for tho purpose, and ncth'iip 1 a a stone pre- en1el itself. Siu-h practices arc common in A i a at the Some people n'sL the neck instead of the head on hard In Africa a i a headg-enrs a i prnt'ticonL't'cssciry, a a a civilized woman has been compeled by a i liat i i a coifTlire to both the i and the recumbent re. A consideration of the physiological reason for pillows will Miyjrnst tUeir proper thickness. Phey should merely briiif? the head-to a a level. Some i are much too thick.

bur-clintf the neck they i 3 the flow nf the venous blood from the head. The a (ills xip the space above. the shoulder best suits its end. Ajrain, pillows of feathers arc objectionable. A i they i tlie needed support for the head, they are too as they have a remarkable capacity for holding and a a i 1 It should be lemcmbered that more blood, and hence more heat, goes to the head than, to any other part of tho body.

Head-heating pillows are against the wholesome maxim: "Keep the feet warm, the head cool." There is nothing" better than the hair pillow. the pillow is for the head, not for the shoulders. To rest the shouId- tiers on the pillow defeats the very end f.oi' which it is Y. Advertiser. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE STATE AND COUMY TAXES.

Notice IH lierehy giveu, ns required by matuto, to the taxable inhahlmnta of the UHy ol Mlditlelown, UrnDRD roiinty, N. that the undersigned, the CollCLtnr of Taxes in and for tlie city or Middletown, N. IIHB received the wairaut for ihe collection of the taxes for Ihe present year; and that I will attenti ut ihe Corporation Rooms on Foundry Street tu said city, on worKmg days of ea week (Saturday afternoons niul holidays ex- centcd), for tliirty days from the lath day of December, 1892, from 9 o'clock In tlio forenoon until 3 o'clock Iu tlie afternoon, for ihe purpose of receiving payment of taxes and that the Bald payment, of taxea will be received during eald thirty days wittiout fees, Dated Middletown. N.Y., Decrmbar 1'tti, 1692. fidiltd l.lbi'riy Pitll i i Flttli'a lulily Hnnuook.

Ju Ilrot lUfl I 10,11 IV 7 30 11 20 i i 03 w'll QMS 4 12 6B as i us OS 1 30 'J'- 1 1 Fmiik.lu i iiVl'M! tililnoj- Oi'iHro i 4 01 i i OnUford 7 S3 1 i.uuT 1 R. Our Irainonao Stock of awn, N.Y., Dccraibar 171H, 1692. TUKO. KKBVa. Collector.

GO TO Oitter Tl North (or 100 BlarroU JIIMI Hecclvcd. Pino line of Grocei ies and Green Vegetables or all klnda. FINE BUTTSR. Try oar Etocfc. Holiday Goods la now ready for Inspection.

Gifts Suitable for Everyone fimlatprlcCHalwayflriglit, We claim to have The Best Issortient of Top to le found Inilila city. Call ami examine our stock before purchasing. Mrs, G. P. Clark's, Is! Main iHi4dlflto-m JUST Tlie latest design ot Foreign Domestic Goods.

All work done under my personal Hupcrv.ulon. Chris. Klolis The Lending Merchant Tailor, NO. 68 NOKTH STKKKT, MIDULETOWN N. Xonvloh FUmi 1 20! i jl 7 3" 7 is 1 am tr! 0 till i ims 5fi! -r.

2.i'« vj- 1 S5l 0 'WlllHU i Mfii i.I'lUiil 5 ja fi 9 i 1 ins ao 11 65) A MO 1(1 Hyivnii Hylvan Hinu-li. North Cleveland rilllon ai itai'J 7 Bf'i 7 6uio is -j 7 810 fi 40 I 8 tUU mi 1 1 IU'11 i till. SOI 'I'll HOL'MK OKWCRO i 3fit I i fiT! 3 IVnuelhllU'. '1K17 Coutral Ii North liny Kj-lvim Bunch. 8ylvn.ii Durhaitivlllo.

Olinldn KarlMIl" i i i a N. Norwl Oxfunl I I I i fil.Iu.-y Sidney Coulro i a I North WttltMii. iritojj i yo. 7 31 7 ll a in .1 IH ii IT r. st'J au! 1 6 'M 1 i i nj 'JtUJlfi fiutf 7 i 3l! 1 2TU bi i 6 7 Ofl a 7 syj 8 HULSE Informs his patrons that tic will eunuuet ttie GROCERY irinlborrr cor.

Fulton. and keep It supplied with High Class Goods. New To-day. Another invoice of imported Huyal Arma Cheeae, fancy layer lisins Tor table use, choice musciitel Raiains for cakes, pies and puddings, Franco-American Food French Soups, Armour's Soups, Lea Perrin'8 Worcestershire Banco, Crossc Blackwell's importedPickles, cleaned Currants in lib cartoons, Plum Pudding, Queen and Crescent Olives, Boneless Sardines, Mushroom Ketchup, Ancliovie Sauce, etc At Ihe City grocery or BULL 4 YQUNGBLOOD, 3T north Street. RENOWNED TOR TOME DURABILITY IABY TZEJJ3, IICBAOTED.

DKL1VKKKD FREB WITHIN 30 MILKS OF NSW YORK CITY Cttsloeso KilUi cor. 16th Street, NEW YORK CITY. Jlock East Hrnnch. Tiout ni.x.k Conk's FMlH Liberty Htirh 7 Kip A 6 61 i a y7 6 6'i 1 6 6 -J6 i 10 O-' 1 9 65 I IK IU 09 jio is 'A ll'll tM-'llt 10 6 I 1 02 10 il j7 37 I I 2.1 11 01 1011 ia 60,13 I 10 JWI) 1 00 11 BT 1047 1 Oi Ih 00 os a at i i I I 4 1 MouiH.i!n_l)Hl«' 51 3-W liS' Jacob Gunther, Dealer In Porclga and Domestic WfNES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Meals on the European Plan.

StlVOITJH FOR BAILS AND KNTEKTAIMENTS. MASONIC BUILDING, "forfb strceCf iriiddlatowui N.v Too IMuoli of a Slothor. Fcalhcrstono--What did you loave your suburban "boarding-place for? 1 thought your landlady was going to bo Ulce i mother to you. Rinfjway--Slic was. She wanted me to Sleep in a FISH COD, CI8COSS, BLUES, WEAK.

HADDOCK, HALIBUT, PICKEREL, TROUT, FISH CUSE, 02 CD I -u 02 03 Hi CO at E. Garrison, --Dealer in-FRESH SALT MEATS Oyelers, Ulmiiin, Oniter, Efgm. cw. and Orchard Sta Middletown, on North Street Buying Presents JUST I3NT at tie Clly Tallor'a, 20 NortH Hnd See the Beautiful Clulslmas Present IN A SMOKING JACKET. If you want to get one for Xroaa or New Years, order it at once.

Chas. H. Emde 26 North St. Middletown, Y. SLEIGHS! am Headquarters tills season Sleighs of Every Description.

for HERRING. SMELTS, xind mt Andrew Brown's SSarket, R3 NOBTH PTHWTIT. VSitT one nseii or tniormation on tSe sob- Ject or advertising will do well to obtain a copy oi Boofc for Advertisers," 368 pagea, prica one dollar. Mailed, postage paid, on. receipt ol price.

Contains a careful compilation from the American Newspaper Directory of all the papers and class Jonrnala; gives the circulation rating of everyone, and a good deal of Information about rates and other matters pertaining to rtie bafllneaa advertising. Address ROWELL AUVBKT18ING BtTREAU.10 SprtfCB SSj A GRAND DISPLAY OF Meerschaum Pipes and Holders EOB THE HOUDATS at one-half former prices. Robert A. Sayer, Tio. 12 North Itllddlctown.

i Wloiesale and retail dealer In Fresli, Salt and Smoked Meats Portlands, Old Comforts and Piano Bodies. Business and Farm Bobs Repairing, FaiuUng and Trimming in all its branches. J. P. MULFORD, HOLIDAY JOODS! EVERYTHING NEW! No old stock carried over.

GIT'S" FETA TtMA.CTT. S. T. CLiNEMAN CO Gar. NortU a.nrt Portland Wcohaw lion Now York W.

4'Jd Strtie Now York, Fr'kJIn St. if 59 5 01 Ml? 6127 30 7 10 7 i 1 M. Tmlus dully, nil otljyr IralnH dnlljr axcepl ca that trains will atop on alfna.1 for ii-s tlml i a will titop for or .0 rn 2 41 in, for 111, fi UO In 10. When You Build a new house or remodel your old one PA.Y STJIICT A to the and Ventilation. J.

C. No. 38 ITI a I li Make tMs work A on tbem or write for ESTIMATES ON ALT. WORK inuieir line. Trill i a SiimmUvIllo for I :60 Ji ill, i ftiitl 10 in Trains luuve r.llunvllle for i i 6:155.

ll -as, 3 -2 1. or. TriiliiB WuHou for Dejlil 8.15 ra, 3:34. 8:50 i TrftJlis I i f-r Wnlloj I I 25 a in, i i a m. Icavw hlilney f-r Nnw and Ed- airston 't Ib tn ni-l 7 fiU pm.

Trains loiive lor a a in HUil 5 in. i a i Ir-nvu i i i i i i i I a 40. 10 a 2 t)U, TiaUislfftva a I a I a T.S5. 8.28 a 11 -in in. Trainn Ic.tvn Ilyinw 7 (M) 4 TrnlnsUavo Clinton a m.

DO m. I.OW)-»T RATH.S 10 THI'. JjOM-OBtrMfiB oi' fllHJ uil i Wont. Olio to three Uuui Trnlr SNU.HJ -tin Ynrk nml faiif-ponHlon I i OliftlcCitrrrooto ihr mgh pnioon No. 6 a i nl Cn.lvii;i 7 15 No 8 a i i a i i i ID 10 pm No.dle/ivcsClitc irnMnC'.

(i I' 15 1 ami Western fi H'-kcti and i.ivo monnj. D-y nuil igUt EipronM to mo J. 0. Qen. PuBsengor Acont.

'I be place to buy your groceries is at J.C. They always keep Their StocK fell Assorted with fresh groceries having DAILY INVOICES 22G i 228 Norm MtdUletawn, SALABY OR COMMISSION To acenta to handle the Patent Chemical Ink Eraelnz Pencil. Tlic most useful and novel Invention or inc Hge. Erases ink tffloroagblv in two seconds. Works like magic.

200 to 500 per cant. prodc. Agents waking $50 per wcefc. Wo also -want a general ajzent to take coarse of territory, and appoint sub agi-ots. A rare chance to make money, write for terms and sample of Monroe Eraser Mfg.

129 La Crosae, Wto. 43dlm Fo rj and Game, ISS LILA A. STEWART will commence her Dancing Clauses on Monday, Oct. 17th, at 4 and 7-SO p. in tBe Banquet Hall of the Casino.

Children belouRing to the arwrnoon clans ruay be attendpil by aciianerone. Krenlog class pnvate. TermH js per oTrarrar. LDMBEB DEALEB. Ets anpertor faculties lor nrmBlitog oallderp and olbere with IfllcliIarpMi Jn mmbor ofall grades botwm pricea.

A full lasor.rnent constantly on hand, aim nemlocK or sliea Southern Yellow Pine. SUlngles. Lath, Mouldings, Blinds, BnSaing Paper and Hooung Pell always on Sand. Soft agent for Tin Plate, Steel Plate, Galvanized and Copper Slilngto, tlie best Metal Shingles In the market. O.

K. PULLER. Bomber Yard corner Fonndry mikd Iepot IV.V* MIDDLETOWN Steam Carpet Cleaning forks Cor Fulton St. and Spragne Ave. Beside taking ont Duet Dirt and Moth, 1 can Tvilli my KENOVATINO COMPOUND Jlemove Grease, Foot, Oil or any other defilement, restoring the article to its original brightness, Kenovating of carpets damaged by lire and smoke a specialty.

We are also headquarters for the best Minnesota Spring Wheat Patent Flour at our Usual Low Prices. J.G.Bunyon Son 79 and 81 Wickharn Ave. tar- Promptly nellTered ADAMS DB LANDE will receive pupils In vocal mnslc on tjaturdays during the winter ejft inures! Casino PtfOTIODES To Consumers of Monhagen Water: OFFICE OP JiOAKU OF WATEK COMMIBHIOKTM MlDDLHTOWN, Aug. 18, ISiB. It having come to the knowleiliw of tne Osm- tnlssloncts tUal Monlwen wnter la bclog nsed tor tli- purpose of sprlnminR In violation of tlie ralai of ran fioar.1 ai.d nt notice Heretofore Wj- llBhccl, now tnireforc notice herebj given that In any ppraon IB round mine the water for thepnrposcof sprinklingnmllftmher noUw tM water will he Immi-illatelj Bjnt off from tnelr nremlses and Ihe farther tific icnieii.

RNKKAL TRCOKIW-ordeM for "Cat H. 8. pnwnbenj' eK. THIRTY CE1S DAILY VOL, BUSINESS 1 itreet. New Tort- MILLS At oM tn Beat per rto 7..

TATLOK. i-O 14 Urnry uromptlT ittcwli-1 N. L. K. ns.

t.ri-v .1. in ion tn aomtee-J -n. Ai.t.oi'K, nm Rnrt 1 jor. rt rase an cn nf SKWAHD, Tjiir. of TiiitH.

r.int»M"».yo. KNHY W. WIOOINS. RrerWn -i Noixrv rnMlo i of for r-r T. LrMBlSO IN A an 1 mtlnr.

DENTISTS. THK OSL" 1 Deria isei 0.1ontnn.liTl» -isr teeth, over 't TV P-! La.ly Or. KoM.ip.nj Oraee onrnt-r North anJ in Klnn wort o' nlmlnutero'l. Offlce on Main Several Gist or ficcon.i in -r, ranelnc to JU Three "Whole Hus TwoatJM. nn' "ne at the latter rv I'rop'rtT IV i Theo.

L. Rial KsLate and Ir Mo. I Wnin Wirtr A Monsy-Kak 1 Country Anil Road House, locau railroad junction. $15 to $18 per day. ncnt boarders at t5 ptr Ings ncariy new am! Lcsslhaa Kcal Estate i Money to in sa as of trom Bargains in Hi Both Clt and Connu fire, Turaito, Life Ui tn well SDOWE 15 North MiJd fire Insnrance Both Tornado Valuable pro Estate, both Gitj For Sale or Excl Ten JOHN LII 1 DRDGGIST AND Jlmln Cwefal Attention Hi iPrescri; Otnt oali Pure Cross, i Tinctures, Sad ouer Pkannacentlc QVV man Tjeae are miJe fr; DRUGGISTS' 33E Henry ami and Co.

Port. Fun, "jsters, 001 own mate. Steam Ploanng Mills. yoo iris! pore pis some of these.