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1 WHAT THE FREEHOLDERS DID. IGUoiw to tfe Have received a full line of the finest french Briar Pipes. jgo fine Stock or Japanese Pipes. ii urTrn mMnw CS' How to Live a Century In an address on old age, recently published In the British Medical Journal, Sir James Crichton Browne, M.D., LL.D says: Man is entitled to live one hundred years. Many men have lived a century and not one of them has ever committed suicide.

Note that fact. It is a simple question of wear and repair. Accidents excepted, a iuman life is measured by the bodys power to build itself up as fast as use tears it down. In health this is done. But disease attacks it.

Appetite and digestion fall; strength declines flesh melts like snow. What can stop the wasting and replace the loss? 1 Fry everything from potato chips to doughnuts in Cottolene. Put Cottolene in a cold pan heat it slowly until it will deli- i cately brown a bit of bread in half a minute. Then put in A your food. It will pay you to try Cottolene just this way 4 see how delicious and wholesome it makes the food.

lb nulne, told rywbrt Id one, three, and flee pound Una, wfitfc trrit marfrt ft 0CoUoUnsn a ad teer' bead in collon-piarU wrcaLA oo every THI X. K. FAllim (DirilY, CMsafo, i4 tM X. rkU TrmAmmn York, TvT -H' Kings Windsor Cement For Plastering Your House Use ICINGS WINDSOR CEMENT. -THE- Anderson Lumber Co.

PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY. Sole Agents For PASSAIC, RUTHERFORD AND VICINITY. Official Proceedings of tho Last Meeting of tit County Board. Regular Meeting June 2, 1896. Paterson, N.

June 2d, 1896. The regular meeeUng of the Board of Chosen Freeholders was held this day at the board roOms, Director Van Noordt presiding, and all of the members present. The reading of the minutes of the regular meeting of May 12th and the annual meeting of May 13th was dispensed with, and they were approved as printed. COMMUNICATIONS. Wardens Office, Tiie New Jersey State Hospital Morris Plains, N.

May 23,1896. Mr. Arthur B. Pearce.CIerk, Passaic County Board of Freeholders, Paterson. Dear Sir: I herewith enclose you statement of patients malmained at this institution at the expense of your county, for the quarter ending May 15, 1896.

Kiudiy acknowledge receipt of the same. Respectfully yours, M. K. Everitt, Warden Received and ordered spread upon the minutes. CLAIMS, A number of claims, approved by the respective committees, wiri presented and read, and upon motion ot Freeholder Feuer-stein, were referred to the committee on finance and auditing, to be paid when approved by said committee, as far as the seeral appropriations would allow; also a number of claims, in amount of $370, for repairs of bridges and culverts; also a number of claims, in amount for repairs of suddenly destroyed the work in both places rendered necessary by the recent storms and authorized by the board were read and referred to the committee on fin-nance and auditing, to be paid if approved by said committee, and the amounts to te charged to the account of Fallen Bridges and the account Suddenly Destroyed Roads.

Upon call of the roll all the members present (18) voted in the affirmative and none in the negative. reports of officers. The county collector presented hVs annual report up to and including May 31st, which was upon motion received and ordered printed in the annual report. RETORT OF THE COUNTY ENGINEER, ACTING AS ROAD INSPECTOR. Paterson, N.

June 2d, 1896. To the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County pf Passaic. Gentlemen: I herewith submit my re. porfof the condition of the roads that are under contract for repair. Hamilton avenue.Stevens avenue, BloomJ field avenue aud the Wilmore road are iu good condition.

Haledon avenue Is not In good condition. The following is a list of the roads which were destroyed by the recent storms that have been repaired up to the present time and cost thereof: Notch Road Goffle Road Clilton avenue Richfield Road Totowa Road Cedar Cliff Road Wilmore Road Little Falls Cedar Grove Road Hamburgh avenue Paterson and Hamburgh Turnpike (city line to Jackson's) Paterson and Ilambufgh Tarn- pike (Bloomingdale) New street. Mountain Vie Road Newark and Pompton Turnpike Jackson avenue Booulevard Rip Van Winkleavenue Black Oak Ridge Road him make a report In writing to the board at cur next meeting. Which was not agreed to. By Freeholder McNeill, Resolved, That the oo mm it tee on Little Falls bridges and culverts be and they are hereby sntborized to repair the bridge over the Peokman river, on the Little Falla turnpike, and charge the fame to the OWogo Bridge oompany if in the opinion of the counsel it can legally be ne.

Whioh was agreed to. By Freeholder McNeill, Resolved, That the committee cn Little Falls bridges and oulverts be and they hereby are authorized to repair three oulverts on the Rifle Camp road, at a oost net to exoeed $l0ii. Whioh was agreed to. By Freeholder Doremos, Resolved, That the road oommilte be and they hereby are authorized to purobaae a spriokliog cart, at a oost not to exceed $350. Whioh was not agreed to.

Upon call of the roll the members voted as follows: Yeas Freeholders Bishop, Doremns, F'ritdrich. Kevitt, Lawson, Van Noordt and Wickham (7). Nays Froebillers A'herton, Blauvelt, P.orke, Fenerstem, Filzgeial1, McNeill. aker, Roe, Ross, Ryerson and Welsh (11). The epccificaticns for the grading aud macadamizing of Rea avenue, from Fouith avenue to Cherry Lan roai, Manchester township, Passaic county, N.

J. Also the specifications for the gracing and macadamizing of the Little Fa Is rt ad from the county line between the counties of Passaic and Esx, Dortheily to the bridge over the Monis canal. Little F'alls Township, Pssscic county, N. J. represented and read, and upon motion referred tx the stale road mmission.

By Freeholder Van Noordt, Resolved, That all expenditures of money, iu mount over the sum cf $200, shall r-qulre a vote of two-thirds of all th members of the board, and npon call of the roll. Laid over for one month under the rales. Upon motion tbe board proceeded to the rlrotion of a road iuspretor, and the following were putin nomination: Mat (bias Pettigrew, Thomas Risk, Tbecdox Bchconmaker, Colin R. J. F.

Wynne, Cornelias Quaokenbush and Thomas McCrao. A ballot was ordered, with the following resnlt: Pettigrew 7, Risk 1, Soboonmaker 2, Wise 3, Wynne 3, Quackeubnsh 1, Mo-Crn 1. Total 18. There not being a majority for any one candidate a second ballot was ordered, reuniting as f. Hows: Pettigrew 7, Risk 1, tichooomaker 2, Wise 4, Wynne 2, Qatckenbush 1, Mo-Crsn 1.

Total 18. There not beieg a majority for auy one candidat) a third ballot was ordered, resulting as follows; Pettigraw 10, Soboonmaker, 2, Wise 3, Wynue 2, Quaekmbush I. Total 18. Matthias Pettigrew, having received majority ta of all the msmbers of the board, declared elected road inspector 1oF the nnexpired term. Upon motion of F'reehrlder Ricker, his election was made nuaiimous.

By Freeholder Van Noordt, Resolved, That a bridge across the Fas-saio river at the foot of Union avenu, Rutherford, Bergen oonoty, is a public necessity, and that the director appoint a committee of five members, to meet with a like committee from Bergen county. Which was agreed to. The director appointed Freeholders Kevitt, Welsh, Fitzgerald, Atherton and Burks the said jmmittee. By Freeholder Fuerstein, Resolved, That tbe West street bridge committee be and it is hereby authorized to prepate plans aud spt-cifioaticns for a new structnre of modern design, of stone or stee', or for repairing the present bridge; as they may consider best, advettise for proposals and report l)ck to the board. Which was agreed to.

The director appontd Freeholders Burke, Blauvelt aod Atherton to act with a special committee of the beard of aldermen, to oonsider tbe matt-r of railroad bridges over the BasseX ttreet crossing. Upcn motioD, tbe board adjourned. A. B. Pkakck, Clerk.

FOB SALE. A 25-horse power horizontal engine in excellent condition. Bargain for some" body. Can be seen in operation at Gas Work! PASSAIC LIGHTING COMPANY. EXCELSIOR Is the motto we have adopted, and oar patrons are the beat adxettisers.

Our goods are tbe best and the prices are the lowest. This is wliv our store is crowded daily. IVs will gie a HANDSOME SOUVENIR COUKSCREWto everyone who visits our store. Hamburgh turnpike to the Wynockie road. Report received and the action of the committee approved.

The committee on stationery reported that, pursuant to resolution of this board, they had selected The Evening News, The Press, The Guardian, The Volksfreund, The Passaic Daily News and The Passaic City Herald, daily newspapers; and The Telegraaf, The Labor Standard, and The Chronicle, weekly papers, to print the minutes of the board meetings, the for daily newspapers to be $15 each meeting and for the weekly papers $10 each meeting. The report was amended by adding The Call to the list of daily papers, and making the compensation $20 instead of $15 for the daily papers. Tho report as ameuded was agreed to. The committee on West street bridge replied that at the suggestion of the engineer they bad bad a sketch made showing an increase area of 300 square (feet of water way in favor of the proposed bridge; also recommending that the report of the committee as presented at the meeting of May 12th bo received and its recommendations adopted. The director ruled the report out of order.

RESOLUTIONS. By Freeholder Lawson: Resolved, that the committee on Acquackanonk bridges be and they are hereby empowered to solicit bids and award contracs for the construction of a small culvert across Main-avenue, at Cliitou, the cost not to exceed $250, which was agreed to. Py Freeholder Lawson: Resolved, That the committee oil Acquackanonk bridges, in conjunction with the committee lrom Bergen countyj be and they are hereby autfiorizpd to advertise for proposals and award the contract for replunking the river bridge at Rutherford, -which was agreed to. By Freeholder Doremus: That, as the lowest bidders (Stanley Shire), for the substructure of the bridge at Hiukry street, have failed to sign tha, contract awarded to them, and also to furnish satisfactory bonds lor doing the work, the committee be and they hereby are authorized to award the contract tO'Mr. Adrian Wentink for $9, 81ft he-being the next lowest bidder, provided, however, that be furnish satisfactory bonds, which was agreed to, provided that iu the opinion ot the counsel it can be legally done.

By Freeholder Wickham; Resolved, TLat tho oommittes on West Milford bnJgee bo and they hereby aro authorized to advertise for proposals for erect irg an iron briJge at the head of the Oakridge reservoir, aud repoit back ta the board. Which was agreed to. By Freeholder Roes, Resolved, That th Committ-e on Stiaight street bridg be and they are hereby authorized to sol cit bids for replanking said bridge with three inch white ak plunk, 8 to 10 inches wide, laid diagonally, and report back to the board at the next meeting. Which wai agreed to, By Freeholder Ross, Restlved, That the Committee on Main street bridge be ajd are hereby empowered to solicit bids for the replanking of aid bridge with 2 inch white rak plank, 8 inches to IOinobes wide, to be laid diagonally on the Up of old pBnk, the cld plonk to tur turned the best side np, also furnish an entire new set of ti inches by 10 inches resinous Georgia pine wheel guards in 1 ng lengths to be properly lapped and belted down, the old bolts, nuts aud washers to be used when perfect, the bolts tx be straightened and threads recut if necessary, and report back to board. Which was agreed By Freeholder Bishop, Resolved, That the Committee on Pompton bridges be aud they hereby are author-izsd to rebuild the abutments on a bridge ch the Couklintown road, near the residence of Martin Drew, the cort not to exceed $135; slso to rebuild the abutments of a I ridge on the Storms road, near the residence of Mr.

Sti-rms, the cost not to exceed $75. Wkioli was agreed to. By Freeholder Feuerstain. Resolved, That the Committee on West street bridge be aud they hereby are authorized prepare plans and specifications for a new structure of modern design, or for repairing the present bridge, as they may consider best, advertise for proposals and report buck to the board. Freeholder Kevitt moved to amend That the Committee cn West stret bridge be and (hey hereby are authorized to procure pln for a Bteel etinct-ure st West street, advertise foj proposals and report back to the board.

Freeholder Blauvelt, moved to amend the amendment: That tho Committee on West street bridge be aud they hereby are authorized to have the West street bridge repaired. Upon call of the roll npon the amendment to th smendmmt the menbers voted as follows: Yeas FieeholJers Bishop, Blauvelt, Doremus, Fitzgerald. FiiedricL, Law-sen, Roe aud VauNoordt (8). Nays Freeholders, AtbertoD, Burke, Ftuerst-io, Kevit, McNeill, Kicker, iss, Ryerson, Welsh and Wickham (10), and was not agreed to. The amendment of Freeholder Kevitt was not agreed to.

yas Freeh' Ider Atherton, Doremus, Fitzgerald, Friedrich, Kevitt, Ricker, VauNoordt, Welsh and Wickham (9). ays Freeholders Biehop, Blauvelt, Burke, Eeuersteiu, Lawson, McNeill, Roe, Ross aud Ryerson (9). The resolution of Freeholder Feuer-stsin was not agreed to. Upon call of the roll the members voted as fr llows: ytas Freeholders Atherton, Burke, Feuerst in, Ricker and Ross (5). Flays Freeholders Bishop, Blauvelt, Doremus, Fitzgerald, Friedrick, Kevitt, Laweoa, McNeill, Roe, Ryerson, VauNoordt, Welsh 1 Wickham (13).

By Freehol ler Friedrich, Resolved, That before taking any actirn for the erection of a new bridge at Word street, tht this board secure the services of a competent expert bridge engineer, and have him make au examiiiaiion cf the present bridge to ascertain if the rame can be repaiied that it will be ab-nol tely safe. Vbat repairs would be required and what would be the probable oost cf the tame; and also to have OLD 1 J.H.KUH Co, HEADQUARTERS A. Vandevelde, 63 Passaic Street, Garfield, IN. J. Wholesale Liquor Store All fine wines, liquors and whiskeys, also North Holland Gla- PURE RYE HISKIES AT ALL PRICE3.

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Broken Lime and Trap Rock stone for sale. Steam Road Roller to let Office with Passaic Adver ising 8 Bloomfield Ave. A Stylish Carriage I something to be desired when yo.i hire a ns from a livery stable. Some people are afraid of a really spirited horse, bnt nobody wants to sit in an 18 th century wagon- You can get a spiel. and-and-spau wagon with any kind of a horse yon want at Kehoes i JUVEltY LEXINGTON AVENlE.

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It is the essence of the elements and principles that feed, nourish, reconstruct. It is fuel fat for the vital fire it makes red blood it Kstops the wasting it puts back the lost flesh. Hence its brilliant results in cases of anaemia, bronchitis, chronic gastric and intestinal disorders and consumption. The oil (easily digested and assimilated) forms flesh and tissue while the lime- promotes the growth of bone. It is like an architect in wood, in stone and in iron all at once.

In Scotts Emulsion the taste of the oil is fully disguised. It does not nauseate the most delicate stomach. No other emulsion Is just the same as, or as good as Scotts. There is a radical difference. Accept no substitute.

Scott A Bows, New York City. JUJ druggist. Bottles jo cents ami fi.eo. Proposals For building a retaining wall and a fence" at School No. 6.

By order of the Board of F.dneation the Committee on whool bo. 6, solicits bids for building a retaining wall and a fence around School No. the work to be don under the direction and-according to specification and plant of the ite Survevor, ami to be eompletd on or before Sept. 15th neit. Bids to be banded at clock p.

'Ihursdav, July ad, liw, at which time bids will be opt ned in Board meeting- ormi for bids ran be obtained of the Chairman or ot the City Sntve.vor. he Board reserves the right to reert anv or all bid. SYLVESTER TOST. Chairman of Committee. Passaic, N- J-, Jane 23d, 1SJ6.

je23.td LEPERS IN PARIS. Ir. Bonfire Announces That Be Has Cared Severe Cases of Lsprosy. London, July 2. The discovery recently of a leper wandering, homeless.

In the streets of Paris has boon followed the announcement that fully 100 sufferers from the loathsome disease are at large among the poor of the French capital. Coupled with this news comes the somewhat reassuring statement to the Aoad-emy of Solanos by Dr, Bouffe that be had succeeded in curing severe oases of leprosy. He bad been struck with the results obtained by the aid of graduated organic injections In cases ot eczema and psoriasis. The doctor sought to modify the condition of the nervous system by strengthening without exciting it, and soon noted the correctness at his conception. Ho also studied by means of a new technical process the condition of the blood of leprous patients and succeeded In demonstrating the presence of bacillus of leprosy, which had never before been discovered elsewhere than in leprous tubercles.

Mills Shat Down. Falx River, July S. The American Linen companys mills have announced a shutdown for an indefinite period. On Tuesday the warper tenders wore notified of a redaction of wages. Thor i.bjocted to this, and on the refusal of the management to reconsider the proposition the tenders struck.

The management Immediately announced an indefinite shutdown. Young Hen, Take Warning. Alas, how prevalent are those distressing diseases, and weaknesses which make young men prematurely old, pale, listless, low spirited, languid, easily tired, forgetful and incapaljjle; fill mad-houses and swell the lists of suicides, separate husband and wives; bring untold suffering to even unto the third and fouith generations. The will recognize ouly too plainly what class of maladies we refer. A complete and scientific treatise (sent only in plain sealod envelope) on rocelpt of ten cents, (the cost of postage,) if inclosed with this notice to Dispensary Medical Association, CG3 Main street, Buffalo, N.

Y. If it required an annual outlay off 100.00 to insure a family against any serious con-, sequences from an attack of bowel complaint during the year, there are many who would feel ib their duty to pay it; that they could not afford to risk their lives, and those of their family for such an amount. Any one can get this insurance for 25 cents, that being the price of a bottle of Chamberlains, Colic, Cholera and Diarrbo Remedy. In almost every neighborhood some one has died from an attack of bowel complaint before medicine conld be procured or a physician summoned. One or two doses of this remedy win cure any ordinary case.

It never falls. Can you afford to take tho risk for so small an amount. For sale by Nicholas McDonald, cor. Mala and Bloom-tiled avenues. Headquarters for NOW IP YOU WANT SOMETHING GOOD IN Just order Scranton JOSEPH AT) AIMS SOXS, 6 Bloomfield Avenue XARO.

Bloomfield Near D. I Depot WHISKEY 192 Market Street PATERSON, N. J. Welsbach Lights. COAL John Werling, Choice Meat Market eoe CHOICE POULTRY, jjrTHK BUST IN THE MARKET.

VEGETABLES tho Best lu tbe Market. Ever) thing sold nt my place of business 1 THE BEST the market cun produce, and sold ut the LOWEST possible prices. i65 Passaic Street. rfJW 1 Dr. Hobbs Little Liver Pill act gently yet promptly on the Llvei istomnch and nowel They hIihj I wuUt iik Headaches, Fever and Culdl I A clenutte the byatem thoroughly; cur I Jj Habitual Loiifitipfttion.

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Y. FUST. LrutfiLA $12,736 62 300 00 General work Total Supervision of $13,036 62 William L. Whitmore. Acting Road Inspector.

Received and ordered spread in full upon the minutes. Tne lamp inspector presented his report for the month ending May 31st, showing a total of seventy-five lights out for the month. Received and referred to the committee on finance and aud ting to make the proper deductions from the bill of the Edison Electric Illuminating company. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. The road comriiittee reported that, pursuant to resolution, they had advertised for separate sealed proposals for repairing the following roads not under contract for repairs: Paterson and Hamburg turnpike from the Paterson city line to Jacksons, ar.d from Jacksons to the Morris county line.

Little Falla turnpike lrom the latersou city line to E-sex county line. Newark and Pompton turnpike from the Essex county line to the Morris county line. GodwiDville turnpike from the Paterson city line to the Bergen county line. Weasel Road from Market street, Pater, son, to the Erie Railroad in Passaic. Notch road from D.

L. R. It. to the Esaex county line. Bmomfield road from Paterson city lino to the Essex county line.

Smgac road from Totowa road to Newark and Pompton turnpike. River road aud Kingsland lane from the Arch bridge iu Passaic, to the Essex county line. East 18th street, Paterson, from Park avenne to River street. Wynockie avenue from the Paterson an Do not be deceived by infringements of name, package or cigarette. THE ONLY GENUINE Sweet Caporal Cigarettes Bear the lac simila signature of oa the package an4 on each cigarette.

TA NOME WITHOUT. BIDDELL BOGART-i Painters Supply PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS AND BRUSHES PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES, 247 Main Avenue. Passaic, N. CHARGED WITH FRAUD. Alleged Questionable Transactions Involving a Largo Amount of Money.

Boston, July 2. Alleged questionable transactions involving 6350,000 and proceedings in the insolvency oourt instituted by the Hancock National bank of this oity culminated in tho arrest of Lindsey N. Oliver and H. A. Davis, the latter a number of the tobacco firm of Honry A.

Davis Co. of 180 Water street, this city. The charge against these men is conspiracy to defraud, and the police are confident of startling developments The plan of procedure, it Is alleged, has been as follows: Davis it is said, were to purchase a large amount of tobao-co and other merchandise, but especially tobaooo, each giving his individual note, indorsed by the other, and then turning the goods over to Oliver to' dispose of, the proceeds to be divided among tho three Oliver, Davis and his partner whose identity has not been disclosed. When tho notes should come due, the party making them was to go Into insolvency, as Davis has done. Among the sufferers In this city are the Hanoock National bank, the North National bank and the International Trust company, who, it is thought, have about 623,000 worth of the notes of the parties.

The former -bank deolded to proscoute. It is said that a prominent man of New Bedford is indirectly connected with the oonoern, and that it was with the assistance of his name that Davis was enabled to do business. It is said that there aro many sufferers from the alleged oonspirsoy and that H. E. Eberly, a large tobacco raiser, is among tho number.

Both Oliver and Davis gave bail in tho sum of ft, 600 for tbeir appearance in the municipal court. i i Til President at Gray Gables. Buzzards Bay, July 8. President Cleveland found obarming weather to greet him on arrival at Gray Gables, and the day proved one of the best so far this season. Ha did not go fishing, although the report was sent up to his horns that bluefish were quite pleuty down ths bay.

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Cor. CHESTNUT ST. AND MAIN PAlSAia jUly WALL PAPERS at CUT RATES 3 5q will be all tbe expenses for papering any room, ceiling and sides. and 9 inch Border. A tine line of wall papers to select from.

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Price 25 cents per box.1 For sale by VV. E. Shuit. Mr. James Perdue, an old soldier residin'; at Monroe, was severely afflicted with rheumatism but received prompt relit from pain by using Chamberlains Pain Balm.

He says: At times my back would ache so bad that I could hardly" raise up. If I iad not gotten relief I would not be hero to write these few lines. Chamberlains Pain Balm has done me a great deul of grl and I fell very thankful for it. For safe by Nicholas McDonald, corner Main aud Bloomfield afenues..