The Conshohocken Recorder, October 23, 1886

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VOL. XVII. NO. :*3. CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., 8ATTJRDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1886.
AUTUMNAL. D"BAM8.
BATABD TATLOH.
W lieu the maple turns to crimson.
And tbe ■austral to gold ;
When the srnUans In tbe meadow,
And tie aster on the wold;
When the moon 1B lapped In vapor.
And the night Is frosty cold.
When the obestnut burr- are opened,
And the acorns drop like hail.
And 1 ■ i- drowny air In startled
With th- t!.moping of Ihe flail—
With the drumming of the pirtrldge,
And the whistle ol the quail.
Through tho rustling woods I wanker,
Through the Jewels of the year.
From the yellow uplands culling,
Seeking her » ho la still dear ;
She Is ik- in me In the autumn,
She, the beautiful, Is near.
Through the smoke ot burning summer,
W hen tho weary wind . are still,
I o^n see her m tbe valley,
1 can hear her on the bill
In the splen lor of the woodlands.
In the whlaper of tbe rill.
for tbe shores of earth and heaven
Meet and mingle In the blue ;
She can wander down the glory
To the places that she knew.
Where the happy lover wandered
In tbe days wben life was true.
So 1 think when life is sweetest,
And i he world Is m holly fair.
She may sometimes steal upon me
Through the dimness of the air.
With the cross upon her bosom.
And the amaranth in her hair.
Onoe to meet her, ab ! to meet her,
And to hold her gently fast
Till I blessed her, till she hlersed me—
That were happiness at last;
That were bliss beyond our meetings,
In tbe autums of tbe past I
— Weil C/utler Local Ntws.
He Laughed Out.
He wan from tbe East, and if he was
not an ex-detective, he had at least a
right lo be called a philosopher. He
was buzzing around tbe depot with a
suspicious looking young man, and
making a great show of a fat wallet,
and finally tbe ppeoial officer stepped
up to him and said, "My friend, who
is this youug man?"
"I think he Is a pickpocket," was
tbe prompt reply.
"Where are you sroltig?"
"To Chicago, and he has just pur-chased
his ticket for the same point."
"If you think he Is a eusp'ciouB
character why do you trald in his
company?"
"Himply to beat him."
•How?"
"He goes to Chicago because I'm
going. He means to pick my wallet
between here an j there. He had to
scrape bis pockets to buy the ticket.
I have two wu lets just alike. About
halfway to Cbicag-> i;shall let him get
bold of tbe one stuffed with paper
He will leave the train at the first sta-tion
aftSi. He will have no money.
Bud no friends,and be mad enough to
burst when he sees my trick. I'm
just cracking my sides over the way
bis euiu will drop when he opens tbe
stolen w»llet."
About an hour afier, wben tbe
train had departed, tbe officer was sur.
prised to see tbe joker still banging
•round, and this time alone. "Then
jou.dldn't go to Chicago?"
"Sa>," answered the man a» he
eame closer, "that obsp wasn't after
my money, after all. He aimply
wanted my watch, and I'll be banged
it he husu't got it! Where's the
chief of police?"'
Once too Often.
An absent-minded Congressman
once lost the vote of an entire fami'y
by his carelessness. He ha1 a way of
aaying, "I would be glad to have you
do so," and one day a constituent,
with his family, paid his respect*.
The Congressman was busy, »nd
after some taU the visitor said, "We
will remain lu the city several days."
"I should be glad to have you do
so," replied the Mr. C, as he fumbled
a pile of papers on uis desk.
"We will come iu and see you
every now and then," chirped the
Visitor's wife.
"I should be very glad to have you
do so," said the Congressman.
•'Auu bring around our other little
boy you haven't seen," suggested the
husband.
"I should be glad to have you do
so," still said the Congressman.
Then they arose.
"Well, Mr. Blank," sild the visitor,
«xtending his hand, "we must tell
you good-by and go back to the ho-tel."
"I should be very glad to bave you
do ao," said the Congressman again;
and he wondered for a week what
made his visitors leave s» abruptly
and never come back to see him, as
I hey had said they would.
♦■» ■
A San Franc'sco Tailor's Trick
There is as<ory floating around the
clubs at the expense of young Mr.
James , but I whl not give his
name, though his individuality m"»y
easily be surmised from the nature of
the Incident. This youth, whose
father is airong the millionaires,
lounged Into a la-lor shop a few weeks
ago aud ordered a suit of clothes The
suit was sent to the young man's ho-tel,
out i f course the tailor got no
mon^y f>r it. A few days ago, as
Master Jamps was pss-dng by the
tailor's shop, the hland proprietor
bailed bra with a smile. "Why,
Master James," he said, "that ooat is
horribly wrinkled. Come Id and we
will press it for voa." U-suspectlfig-ly
he entered and eurrerrter-d the
coa*. Then something was wrong
with the vest, and that,too, was taken
down stairs for treatment. The tailor
next declared that the trousers might
be improved upon. They wer • iriven
up, and the youth accommodated
with a seat in the dre*»iiig-room.
"Now," sjld the wily tailor, "you
will have to seud a messenger boy to
your room for your oiher clothes, for I
am afraid we cannot let you havt- this
MOII sgaln uii'ijHs ynu liquidate the Mil
iu full."
THE COCAINE HABIT.
THB WORST SLAVERY KNOWW-NEW
BkVELATIONS OF POWER.
Cincinnati Times-Star.
When cocaine was discovered the
medical world exclaimed "thank
heaven."
But useful as it is, it is also danger-ous
especially when its use Is per-vert*
d from the deadeulne of pain for
Hurgical operations, to tbe stimulation
and destruction of the human body.
Its first effects are soothing and capti-vating,
but the thralldom Is the most
horrible slavery known to humanity.
J. L. Stephens, M. D., of Lebanon,
O , was interviewed by our reporter
yesterday at the Grand Hotel, and
il ring the conversation tbe doctor
said : "Tbe cocaine habit Is a thou -
and times worse than Ihe morphine or
opium hahlts, snd you would be as-tonished."
he said, "If you bnew how
frightfully tbe habit is increasing."
"What are Its effects?"'
"It Is the worst constitution wreck-er
ever knowu. It ruins the liver and
kidneys in half a year, and when this
work is done, the strongest constitu-tion
soon succumbs.''
"Do you know of Dr. Underbill's
case here In Cincinnati ?"
"That leading physician who be-came
a victim of tbe cocaine habit ?
Yes. His case was a very sad one,
but tbe habit can be oured. I bave
rescued many a man from a worse
condition."
"What worse than Dr Underbill's?"
"Indeed sir, far so. Justin M. Hall,
A. M., M. D., piesident of tbe State
Board of Health of Iowa, and a famed
practitioner, and Alexander Nell, M.
D., professor ot surgery In the Colum-bus
Medical Colieg , and president of
tbe Academy of Medicine, a man
widely known, Rev. W. P. Clanoey,
of Indianopolis, Ind., from personal
experience in opium eating, etc., cau
tell you of the kind of success our
form of treatment wins, and so can H.
C. Wilson, formerly of Cincinnati,
who is now associated with me."
"Would you mind letting our read-ers
into the socret of your methods?"'
"Well, youug man, you surely have
a good bit of assurance to asa a man
to give his business sway to the pub-lic;
but I won't wholly disappoint
you. I have treated over 20 000 pa-tients.
In common with many emi-
Icent physicians, I, for years made a
close study of tbe effects of the habits
on tbe system and the organs which
they most severely attack. Dr. Hall,
Dr. Nell and Mr. Wilson, whom I
bave mentioned, and hundreds of oth-ers,
equally as expert, made many sim-ilar
experiments on their own be-half.
We each found that tuese drugs
worked most destructively in the kid-neys
und liver; In fact, finally de-stroyed
tbem. It was then apparent
that no cure could be affected until
those organs could be restored to
health. We recently exhausted the
entire range of medical science, exper-imenting
with all known remedies
for tue e organs, and as tbe result of
ibese close investigations we all sub-
Muntiaily agreed, though following
different lines of Inquiry, that the
moat reliable, scientific i reparation
was Warners safe cure. This was
tbe second point In the discovery,
The third was our own private form
of treatment, which, of course, we do
not divulge to tbe public Every oa e
that we have treated first with War-uer's
safe cure and then with our own
private treatment, and followed up
again with Warner's safe cure foi a few
weeks, baa been successful. These
hamw can't be oured without using it,
because tbe habit Is nourished and sue.
talned in tbe liver aud kidneys. Tbe
habit can be keot up lo moderation
however,If free use be also made,at the
same time, of that great remedy.
"Yes it Is a world famed aud Justly
celebrated specific! Like many other
physicians, I used to deride tbe claims
made for it, but I know now for a fact
that It is tbe world's greatest blessing,
having sovereign power over hitherto
incurable diseases of tbe kidneys and
liver, and when 1 bave said that,
young man. I bave said nearly every-thing,
for most dlseaes originate in,
or are aggravated by, a depraved con-dition
of the kidneys."
"People do not realize this, because,
singular as It may scmn, the kidneys
may be lo a very advanced e»age of de-composition,
and yet owing to the
fsct that there are but few nerves of
sensation In tln.ni tbe subject will not
experience much palu therein. On
this account thousands of people die
every year of kidney disease unknow-ingly.
They nave so called disorders
of tbe head, of tbe heart aud luugs
and stomach, and treat them in vain,
for the real cause of their misery is de-ranged
kidney* aud If tbey were re-stored
to health the other disorders
would soon dl-appear."
Dr. Stephen's experience,that can be
confirmed by many thousands whoi
be has tretted.adds only more empha-sis
to the experience of manv hun-dreds
of thousands all over the world,
that tue remedy he refers to Is with,
out any doubt tbe most beuetlcent dls-oovery
ever given lo humanity.
FuDutionsl disorganization of the liver
is a potent and common cause of melau-nil.
uly. Dr. Bull's Baltimura Pills invar-iably
give tone to the liver.
Day's Horse Powder Is Indispensable for
tbe proper cam of sheep and lambs lu win-ter.
Toe best stock-raisers always keep
It on hand. 29 cents.
"Only a little eolheky I" Oollc makes
many new graves. Dr. Ball's Baby Cough
Bvrup will speedily cure th- baby thus af-fected.
Try It. Twenty-live cents.
•■•
Ksrliement In Texas.
Great excitement has been caused In tbe
vicinity of Paris, Tex., by tbe remarkable
recovery of Mr . J. E. Morley, who was so
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
bis bead , everybody said be was dying
of Consumption. A trial bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery was sent him. Find-ing
relief, he bought a large bottle and a
box of Dr. King's New Life Pills ; by th..
time be bad taken wo boxes of Pills and
two bottles of the Discovery, be was well
and bad gained In flesh thirty-six pounds
Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery for
CenatuuBiina OMS a* Da, I. W. Harry's,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thin powder never varies. A marvel o
purity, strength and whoie.omeness. More
economical than the ordinary kinds, and
cannot be sold In competition with tbe mul-titude
ot low test, snort woignt, alum oi
phosphate powders. Sold onlti In earn
KOYAL BAKIKO 1'owusR Co., 106 Wall street
New York. yiwy
ESTABLISHED 18B9 —BB-EBTABLIBHED 1877
$1.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
FIRST OF THE SEASON !
FRESH OYSTERS
served in KVKKV STTLKat
JAS C. WARD'S
Oyster and Sating
House
Cor.FIKST AVKNUK and FAYETTE ST
CONSHOHOCKBN.
ill also keep In oonnectlon with my
Business
WALL PAPERS,
WINDOW
FINE DECORATIONS A
Myprloesaro reasonable.
•Ml IV |
vlnced.
M. J. CASEY,
SHADES.
SPECIALTY.
. Olve me a call
before purchasing elsewhere, and bo con
Satisfaction guaranteed.
pr7 -ly
No. 82 Elm street. a"iove Forrest,
Consbonocken, Pa
tram Hies and parties served at short no-tice,
sepft-tf
JAMES BEATTY
Finnish.- CURB, GUTTER FLAGGING
A CR0S8IN0 STONE,SET OR UNSET,
BUILDING STONE ALL SIZES
and the best
LBZIGII COAIi
at tbe lowest price and best terms. a"-2in
JONATHAN CLEAYKR,
Machinist, Plumber, Gas and
Steam Fitter.
HECTOR STREET, OPPOSITE THE
WASHINGTON HOSE HOUSE.
CONSnOHOCKEN.
Iron fences. Steam Heating tor Private or
Public Buildings a Specialty.
ART STAINED GLASS.
FOR CHUKCHES AND DWELLINGS.
MEMORIAL AND FIOUKK WINDOWS A
ar ,-.,>.......
WILLIAM HhilTH
134 North 7th St., Phila.
Designs and Estimates on aDpllcatIon.9-18 ly
C. H. THWAITES,
Plumber, Gas and
Steam Fitter.
CorWasliiuitDii&Oal[.CoiiouOiioCa:!r..f
Dr. Elmer E. Fleming
Surgeon Dentist,
iFayette St. & Front ave.
Conshohocken.
Office Hours from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m,
Dr. Homer J. Patterson,
DENTIST,
OFFICES :
918 Walnut St., Pbila. Hours, 9 a. m. to i p.iu
Harry St-, Conshohocken, 7 to 8 a. m., 5 to 8
GAS ADMINIBTEBBD.
DR.A. L FOERHTER. DENTIST.
■Jl'.i Noil li .'.Hi i-l .I'hllnil. Inhla. ^asBK
Uni'Xeelleil hi tl 111 n li Hint ai ililelal/MR
teeth, first .Inns work: Batlsfai tlonl*iZ^rWr
guaranteed. Prices the lowest. nv^l-ly
UR. H. M. CHRISTY, DENTIST,
ESTABLISHED 1867.
A FULL LINE OF
fonts* Furnishing Goods,
NOTIONS, MUSLIN,
CALICO, ETC.
Call and examine my goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES MILLER,
Undertaker,
HBCTOR ST. Above POPLAR,
CONSHOHOCKEN.
WILLIAM WRIGHT
sf
Qffir
(Successor to E. G.Waters) No. 288 North
Ninth street) (below Vine street), Phlludcl-
Chla, Inserts most beautiful, llfe.llke, artl-eiiil
t.-otli. (Jol .silver and enamel fillings
from 76 cents up. tias administered. No
charge for gas when teeth are ordered.
Teeth fi, as, »8, aio, $16, |20, $30. Yon will
find it to your advantage to oall before go-ing
el.ewhere.
WOpen evunlngs uot II» o'clock.
nl4-lv
.1 I1.JUNB8. W, E. CANNON Arlington Mouse ana
Dining- Rooms.
OPEN A 1.1. % 18HT,
iJ::i MA1IKET STUBS T, Philadelphia
Elegantly Furnished Booms, 60 Cts.to $1.00
Per Night.
VEALS JONEH*UAMNON,
AT ALL HOUBS. Frop.'s. Iel9-ly
rs for Steam, Gas and
Bams, Brass and Iron
Fixtures and Fittini
Water, Hydraulic
Pumps.
-eating Public and Private Buildings by
Steam a Speciality.
H. THWAITES
Electric Bell Mm, Burglar /tons
ETC.
ROOFING
mm.
FOR STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
CAN BBS PUT ON BY AWV PERSON
THOUSANDS OF ROLLS SOLD ANNUALLY
FOR BUII.DINUS OF l-VKHY
1)1 M KII'MON-
8END FOR NEW OIUCULAU. CONTAINING
PRIUE LIST AND BJ i'llllii.NOES.
AOENTS WANTED.
M. EHRET, JR. k CO.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
423 Walnut Street. PHILADELPHIA.
DREXEL'S ESSENCE
OF
MALT.
Better than any extract known,
TRADE * MARK.
Depot 881 Arch street, Philadelphia, dold
by all druggists, and
■i.e. J. IIAI.I.OWKI.I.,
Fayotte St. and Fourth ave., C"ishohooken
Patent Medicines
—AT—
Bottom Prices
—:AT: —
Bonn's Drug Store
Second and Poplar Streets,
ELECTROPATHY!
Mre.Dr.A'corn, Medical E'twiriclan,
611 N. 7ih at., Philadelphia. Pa..
Uures all diseases by a new and complete
system of
TV KTHCAL ELECTRICITY.
Trea'ment entirt-ly free from unpleasant
shocks or sensations.Si n.l lor descriptiveclr-oularcontalnlng
numerous references.
OVPIOB MoVRS. 8 a.m.to 12 in A 1 p.n.to 6p.m.
<<>n»iiiiniloii Free. Terma Moderate.
spis-iy ' '
USB BOHN'S WILD CHERRY EXP8C-TOKANT
FOB
COLDS and COUGHS.
DEALER IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, Ac,
Fayette St. above First Avenue,
CONSHOHOCKEN, B A.
A largestock of
FRESH GARDEN 8EED8
constantly on band.
Orders for Iron taken and promptly Bile
L. B. JONES.
FURHISHIHQ UNDERTAKER
44 Heotora.,below Harry Conihohooken
Cofllns and Caskets, polished or covered,
whlto or black, on solid walnut or cedar
made at short notice as I manufacture all
my own work, having sixteen years exper-ience
in Ihe Undertaking business and mak-ing
Coffins and Caskets. Sbrouds furnished
at rcaaonaDie prices.
Ilavinr corpse preservers to keep bodies
with cold air. no Ice oomes In oontact with
the body. My prices are reasonable at 1
nnd rsiand Ihe business thoroughly. Ulve
me a call and be convinced.
Don't forget the place.
nv? 44 HECTOR STREET.
Having RESTOCKED my STORE
with tbe very best
W Of the LATEST STYLE * QUALITT
which I think they require no praise, as
thev will speak for tliemielvea.
Please give me a oall and examine my
goods belore purchasing elsewhere, and If
you don't think I can give you value tor
your money, 1 will not be offended if you do
not buy.
Robert McClements,
188 Hector St., Conshohocken.
Boots and shoes made to order.
Repairing neatly and promptly attended
to. mSO-Iy
LADIS" AN0 BENTS' OVRQMTERf
AMD CHILDREN'S LEGGINGS
the largest and heat stook In the wbnd.
a XI. nioboldorfor
Manulaoturer, Wholesale and Re-tall
Dealer. Oalters and leggings
made lo order, embroidered sus-f'unders
mounted, Gents' lurnlsb-ng
goods in great variety, gloves,
ties, scarfs, oollars, cufls, hosiery,
mulllnrs.suspendcrs. The M brace
suspender for gents' and boys.the
Perfeot shoulder brace.the Knolk-erbocker
shoulder brace to snlt
everybody ; shirts, drawers, car-dlaan
Jackets, merino and scarlet
flannel underwear, bnokskln un-derwear
for Ladles' and Gents',
also great obeat proteotorand looo
arMoles too numerous to mention.
KK13 Chestnat oolluloid waterprool linen ool
lar and cull depot, wholesale aud retai'
Gems' neckties and scarfs made to order.
KICHKLDK rail's Great Prussian Corn and
Hunlon Salve, certain cure. For sale by
druggists and at KM? Chestnut street, I'lilla.
50 and 7ft cents a box, sent by mall. Trade
upplled mobWyl
Spiokard*
DR. L J. FABIAN,
WANTED SOLICITORS tSSOSOPA
T1I»--. LAKE HIORK
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
of Erie. Pn. For sariioulars writs with references
•r call 0.1 WM. IHMllOD.GeuerBl Agent. Brie. Pa.
THE CREAT
PECULATOR
708 Brown «•, Phlla.
I have for 86 years In this elty given my
Special ai te.ntlon to secret diseases of botn
sex ; eflects of youthful imprudence, loss
ot manhood by sell abnae, a radloal cure
guaranteed. Advice free.Co-isultatlon by let-ter
strictly confidential. Also.oure Cancers,
Tumors, Vistula and Piles, without the
knife. Uon'i be huiiihuggi.il by Quacks with
their books I Ollloe hours—s lot and 8 to 9
p.m. Sundays 8 to 8 p. m. nlt-ly
MBUK'AL OKFICK8, MH North Second
Street. Philadelphia, formerly i»l(N. .1.
N ft J. B HOBKNNACK. Established W
\eais for tile cure of all 1)1 eu-CH, Including
Varlcorle, Results of Mouthful Imprudence,
Lost Manhood-ami all Blond, Skin und Ner-vous
Diseases, elo. Call or write and he
oured bv a Graduate ot Jelterson Medical
College with Hospital KXIHU i. HIT. Hours:
8 A. M . to 2 P. M.. B to » P. M. Not ope
Sundays. sepll-ly
Laurent's Dutch or German
Dyspepsia Tea.
Is the best medlolne for i>y..pepsin, Cos-tivenees,
Liver Complaints or any disease
arisinh from a disordered Liver or Stomach.
It Is curing ill persons that use it. It Is a
preparaticn perfectly harmless and can be
used regularly In any family. See that y
get the genuine Trade Mark—Coat of Ai in
of Germany on green Label. Depot. 74»
S. Ililrd •!.. I'lillnilclpUli. Kan MM,.
by all llmuinU.
Mare's
-PURELY VEGETABLE.-
The Herols-lo. n-vrr DlLIUUw-ftell*
t*«ur*. Intent cheer !■» ■n—■!■■■
fully recommend It to all who ■ufler from Rlltoui
Attack! or any Dlieaaa caused by a dinar ran wed slate
of tb.Llvar. W. R BERNARD, KAHtaaCiTr, Mo.
D0Y0UWANTQ00D|%|Ar'QT,|.A||-)
UufTtrr-U! r--l. IJIUCO I lUll ■ with Vail atom- __^______^_
aeh, lliwlafhe*, «ic. A neluhbur who had taken
clmmom i.ivitr Regulator, told ma It was a sqre
cure* for my trouble. The flril dona I look rallavad
m* verv much, and In one week'." time I waa ai
•tronjr and hearty an I arear waa. II la th* b<a*t
■atrtflcln* I e>»-»r look for l»*e»|><r|>«.».
H.G.C'HKNSHAW, RICHMOND,VA.
SLZ CONSTIPATION?
TeaUmonr of HIRAM WARNER, Chief-Just Ire of Oa.:
" I have uaed Simmons IJver ReKUlator for Consti-pation
of my Bowela, cauaed by a tempe>rary Det-rangemeDt
of the l.Wer for the la*t three or four
years, and always with derided benefit."
SAFER AND BETTER
TillV Oil nilfI I 1 nave been lubject to
111 All vALUnlCL I aevarespell* of Congest-ion
of tbe Mver, and have been In the habit of taking
from 16 to SO grains of calomel, which generally laid
me np for three or four days. Lately 1 have been
taking Simmons I.lvt-r HViriilstor. whit h gave me
relief, without an/ Interruption to bual-
■tit, J. UUUti, MiDDucroBT, OHIO.
ONLY CENUINE!
MANUFACTURED BV
«T. H. IEIUH & CO., Philadelphia, Pa, WINTED-UDY^n?
•moBf ti.oo. ' WSZSJSrsZiWllSLZEl
James B. Holland,
Attorney-at-Law
OFFICES . Borough Hall, Norrlslown.
■fanning Offlc.. I Conshohocken, Sample's
Hall, 7 to 9p.m.
DAVID H. ROSS
ATTORHHY AT LAW,
801 WALNUT STREET PHILA.
)CONSHOHOCKEN
Evening Office \ Over the Poet Office
j 7 to 9 p.m.
L1RANK H. CONBAD,
Conveyancer, Justice of the Paw
aad Insurance Agent,
WEST GOSRHOHOCHEH, PA.
Titles examined and Briefs made thereof
Money loansdon Mortgage, Ac. Engrossing
neatly done on parchment.
Agent for the Pemn Mnlual Lift IB
arsnet I'orapmT 4-IH-ly
William F. Smith,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
—AMU
Justice of the Peace,
OFFICE i—FAYETTE STREET,
Over Stewart's Cigar atore, Stemple's Build-ing.
CONSHOHOCKEN.
Heal Estate for Sale.
Henla and Bills Promptly Collected
F. H. LUBBE,
CONVEYANCER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
QENSRAL BUSINESS AdENT
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Money to loan In desirable sums.
Mortgages negotiated.
Houses to rent,
And collections promptly made
Office en Heotor strcet.flm Uoor below Pos
Offloe, seoo nd story. se
MARY STEMPLE
Teacher of PIANO or ORUAM.
Oor. Elm and Forrest streets,
m3tMy Oonihohocken, Pa
ALL THB BEST BRANDS OP
Whiskies, Brandies, Wines ana
Bins,
vTholesaleand Retail,
tbe Lowest afarkcl prices,
AT WARD'S HOTEL,
ElBa street below Poplar,
.). m. CONSHOHOCKEN, PA
Jacob
■ ■DKAI.I'.ll IN—
Boots, Shoes, Slippers, etc.,
BTEMPLE'S BUILDIWQ,
i'AYKTTK STKKKT. CON8HOHOCKEH.
P. B. Flwe Caslorn made Work a>
Bpeelsilty.
Repairing neatly and promptly attended
to at reasonable prices. 4y**-ly
WM. P. JONES,
DK A LEU IN
Flour Bran Flour,
.O.A.T IVIBA.li,
CORN,OATS CHOPPED
CORN AND OATS.
Baled HAY k STRAW,
uORNERCF SEVENTH AND
SPRING MILL AVENUES.
CONWHOIIOOKEN,
DOI.LARH pays foi
LIFE BCHOLAR8HIP In
PAX.MS'
BUSINESSCOLLEGE
1701 ClNlllt 81 , l'hllldrl|),l«.
Positions for Oraduates.
Time required 3 to a mos.
The Bast Equipped. Best
Course of Study. Best Ev-erything-
Writs fur ClreuUrs-
John W. Forroefa
RKSTAUHANT,
Spring Mill Avenue
Opposite Fourth Avenue.
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.
All ol the best brands of
BEER, PORTER AND ALE
Constantly on hand, also the best
al7 BRANDS OF CICAR8.
Julius A. Spiegel.
ST. CLAIR HOUSE,
Harry & Sim sts. Conshohocken
CHOICE LIQUORS, WINES.
BEER, ALE, ElC.
Special Accomodations for Strangers.
l.unoli, 10 to 12 a. in., and 9 p. m.
Pool Room
MEAT UNO PROVISION
STORE.
12 Sim St. near Fayctto,
Conahoiioolion.
We baudle i.nlv tho very best grades of
BEEF. MUTTON, VEAL,
SMOKED MEATS, ETC.,
Green Groceries
' BUTTER. EGGS & FRUIT,
Milk and Cream
Always OD hand.
Goods delivered free to all parts o
tbe town.
H. R. Supplee & Son.
I I Mill,i; IN I'KIIKS AT
Snmuol Rlcler'a
MEAT MARKET
II KCTOK ST., CUNSHOUUCKUN,
(Opposite St. Matthews school.)
LOOK AT OUR PRICES!
Porter House Steak 2 lbs. forificts
Sirloin Steak i lbs. for 26 ct»
Itump •• 2 lbs. for 26 ots
Hound " 2 1 >s. for 26ots
Klb Koast 12Ucts
Chuck Koast lucts
BollInK Meat 6aud8cts
Soup Must 6els
l-i'K Mutton 14 els
Shoulder Mutton lucts
Mutton Chops 2 lbs. foi 26 cts
llreast Mn>ton sets
ttack Mutton y cts
Will Be aaoXct For Onaafci
ARRIVED s
LAROa OOISIOSMBST OF
Choice Formosa Oolong TEA,
Tong Lee Chop,
20 lb. packages. Expressly for family
nse, and
ONLY -42 CSNTS PHR LB.
JOHN 6. R. McCORKELL. .
FANCY GROCER.
No 807 Green street, Pbilada
Je9-ly _^___
WM. BRIGGS,
Practical GUN MAKER
■44 MAIN 8T. N0RR1STOWN.
Breech and Muzzle Loading
n-uns a Specialty,
Repairing of all kinds Am-munition
of all kinds
tee-All kinds of FiahiDR Tackle
Shells loaded to order.
i-i v _
PEOPLE'S LOAN OFFICE
i «» M. i»f»<*>c»totsn«, —
Forme! ly 8. W. corner Seventh and Poplur
streets
Now, NINTH AND BUTTONWOOD STS.,
Phtladelpbla.
CAIIM TOTHB PUBLIC:
Largest sale, all day. Owing to our large
sale ot forfeited pledges, all goods will be
sold regardlebs or cost to pay advances.
OTEa 75 OOO OVEH 75 OOO
of i i i-iits' ■ loth ingot all kinds. 300 extra
tine Corkscrew suits, cost »22, only slu. 600
business suits only *8 0U. 300 fancy suits, low
13.60
COATS 1 COATS I COATS!
Fants, vests, pants, vests, to matoh A good
pair pauls as low as 11.00
ATTENTION TO SPOBTBMEN
GUNS! GUNS!! QUN8 I! I
600 D. B breach and muzzle loading guns
all Improvements, best inakeis.
200 horse and lap blankets.
TO THE LADIES I
Sbawles. clonks, dolmans, goods oi every
description, gold and silver watches, dia-monds,
Jewelry otall kinds. Goods will be
sold roginMlcsH ol value. (500,000 to loan on
goods of nil kind.-. Special rates on largo
loans.
I. H. FRIDENBERG'S
QREAT MONEY LOAN OFFICE,
N. W. Cor. 9th ami Buttonwood 8U.,
Philadelphia.
T1HEBE IB NO
SHOUT ot*
LOOK!
Great Remedy—Pare Herb..
KULFS
Magic Kidney and Liver Cure,
H'Bl'lK
Ol tilbi>e- KKliidney. I.lver and Urlnar
Wonderful (Juri'8 of Dyspepsia.
Itncumntlsui Quiets tho Nerves.
Organs
uralgla
Purlles
ooreases
It has cured when
For Blight's Disease and all other Diseases
ry Org
NouriilK'a.
..ULi.......lo... «§u.v«« »„u .,«■ *uS, .urines
ihe Blood.Invigorates the Sysiem.InoreaHOS
ihe Appetite. Try it.
all others have failed.
Ask your Druggist for It,
PRICE, 2B and 50 cents per Bottle.
Prepared by J, KULP,
No. 4809 Cherry Street, Prankford, Phila., Pa
my-ly
Actl.a and lnf*lll(r«nt. to
In h<.erownluc»llty
inn
■Afelar
I M
ESTABLISHED lHr.7.
ALBERTSON b SONS.
BANKERS,
HORBt&TOWN, PA
tllil'lltJXJsillitj
a r»Hn OOEUNTT.
Interest Paid on Depo its
Kunjoct to ohook on 10 days notice.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Stocks aod Bonds
B0UQHT AND 8010.
Boies In Vanll •• I'eat at lV*w Bates
ATTENTION KARMKR8. -Ihave
a large lot of Uhvstnut posts and rails
ready made and m tbe rough for sale cheap
Also, a loi of dry oak wood. Apply to
UEO. WOLF,
BlogS Boad.
I CURE MALARIA!
When you yawn, shiver, have pains In the
llmlis, feel miserable all over, lose your ap-petite
and all ambition todoanytnlng, then,
you have Malaria, Consultation free.
Ornoa: I.'.I N. SEVENTH ST. FHILADA.
Packages sent by mall on rocelpt of tl.3l.
John Bellerjeau.
814 V1NK STKKKT, PHILADELPHIA.
And get the beat
15c MEAL in the City.
A good olgar given with every meal of 16
cents and upwards.
Dinner from 11 till 3.
Boast Moat", S vuffotaolno, UoJToo, Tuft or
Milk. Pie or Pudding ; Ureaklast or Supper
For 19 oonta i
Oysters stews IS and tt> cents.
Hoi cakes and entire, 10 cents,
ljullea Dining Koom second floor.
Open from ft.SOa, m U> 0 p. m.
JACKSON NELHON. PROP.
dill
USE BEING
OA8II.
KSHNBDY k BR0M Brokers,
COBNKR 11th and CIIBIMCY 8TS.,
LOAN MONET
In largo or HIIIIIII amounts on Diamonds,
Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, Musical In-struments,
and all articles of value at low
rates ot Interest.
Also, have a large assoi ma it of
Roods wbloh have ueen for efft for
sale at very low prices to re,,..y ad-vances.
Out Tills. Out t
HENHEDY * BIO..
ISSN. Uth ST., PHI LA.
CITY COFFHE KOUSK,
Ho. 14 M. IStta Hi.. Pnllndelpnla.
(Yellow front, 3 doors below Markot, on the
west si e
The plaoe to get a good onp of cof-fee,
or tea and first-class meal lor IS cents.
Pure Java Coffee a Specialty.
JyiMy
CHAS. P. LEIBKR,
Proprietor.
D. M. YOST k CO.
D.M.Yost&Co's
FLOOR
OIL CLOTH
OPENING.
The Largest Line,
The choicest styles
-AND-THE
LOWEST PRICES
Bvsr Shown in Norriatown !
We have floor oil cloths at any
price, ID any width, and will CUT
THEM IN ANY DEHIRED SHAPE
TO SUIT YOT. (SOMETHING NO
save you money,Time UBXlUuVA).""B
Very truly, yours,
D. M. Yost & Co.
. DAVIS, JR. k CO
DEALER* IB
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
Hardware,
LUMBER
I /DIES CARED FOR DURING
CONFINEMENT.
UK ST ATTENTION and HUM K COMFORTS
MRS. E. CLEMENT, M D.,
eoNOKTu trimi sntuic r, PHILAUA
My
LUnU & I HUMAo, Advc■in-in^. v.tn
<9 Randolph Bt., Chlcairo, keep this paper on file
^SSRtk ADVERTISERS.
ROriBRT BHHNKS,
llh.Al.Ki; iN
WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY, CLOCKS
EYE QLASSES AND SPECTACLES.
1019 COLUMBIA AVKNUK, I'llll.Mi'.
Walohes, Clocks and .lewolry o ryde
serlpllon neatly repaired.
dS-ly
THRESHING "^SJU,
Simplest, most Durable Rcononloal and
P-rri-et In iisi-. Wasten no Uraln : Cleans It
Keaily for Markot.
THreshiU£ Eueioes and Horse Powers
Haw Mills, «rain Drills nnd Ntnndnrd
Iroplemenls Generally. Bond for lllus
trated oaLaluKue.
A. B. FARQUHAR,
l*«iin.ylrnnii. A(rl< nllurul Works,
Tarn. fm.
Of ALL KINDS'
AND
GO^-L
:rBOM THE]
BEST MINES,
WEST CONSHOHOCKEN,
EASILY ACCOUNTED FOR
Thr Biicrri.mil Hii null's >,J. i PhOHpltal *■ Ml
an excpllent crop produrfr and prrnmnent
linprovrrofihe -oil, Ineaally accounted for
Il in made oflhr bonra of anhnatait nnd
with apectnl rcaard lo a general adapia-blllly
us a plant food."
liri'v particle of which boncn are com*
iin>..-i:, lit n direct food of vegetables.
We render thU food liiiincdlnicly iivnllnble
In the S25 PHOSPHATE
Which we claim to be a very apeclal ad-viintiiKi-.
an It given the crop anenrly ntart
and minimi!- It until fully nintured, hr-
■Ideai perraauently Improving the noil.
MODFKA. PA , Jin. Int. 18M.
"lUvinf Ihornnghly t©Pied HAI'CUI'S ggft
PIIOSPII ATKtWde b/Mdewith othermafcescot*.
ln« $»»nd (40 per ton. I am utiahed that Bauih'a
(■The beat for Hrat crop aa wi-ll as prrmnnnit remilta.
1 had better wheat ana rut more grata (or two yean
where I uacd the *'2j PhoHphiiic. 1 wtll DMDO
other kind and adviee nil farmem to buy ltnii«lr»
SVo Phoaphnlc and aeereiullft for tbemee.Teeoo
their own ground." JOHN FADD1S.
THE OBIGINiL
M.inufact nr.TH of
RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE
Combined capacity
of our Worka, 75.0UO
tonn per year, and itill
Increasing.
BAUGH & SONS,
HANUFAOTURER8
AND
IMPORTERS,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Tiii
BLATCHLEY
JM carefully mad* by mem
who Know how to don>
ilruit a
PUMP
When deMred they art
lined with specially heavy
Porcelain or Copjior, ur with
Drive Well Cylm !era, at
•mall additloniilm-t.
When ready Lo Imy, I n-alst
on toeing nut\ cvinun-
Ing thein> Use yoitr own
luugmenl, and i.on't ba
persuaded to act contrary
to your own IiitarMtfc*
They are so d by soma
good houHe B«ac you.
C. G. BLATCHLET, :
MAM'FACTTIIEB, [
808 BASKET STUBB1/
Phlladulvh's.
Use Baud's $25 PHOSPHATE
ACTIVE, PERMANENT, CHEAP
ANIMAL BONE MANURE
Barper c*> *Z>' -onno
CARPBNTBRS k BUILDERS
SIXTH ANKNUEar.rl WKI.LSBT.,
UONSHOHOCKKN.
Kstlmates lumishoii and oonli-acts made
for all kinds ol Bnlldlngs.
REMODELINQ BUILDINGS » SPECIALTY
Job work promptly attended to at sliort
HI i'. tiatlafiiotlon given In every purtlc-uii
WILLIAM mlMR, JB. BIOHABD WO'DOSBBLL.
Thomas J. Carroll.
(I'UUM KI1I.V WITH H.W.O'DONNKI,!.)
Furnishing Undertaker.
Having embarked In tlio above bnalnoss I
take this method of Informing my frli-nds
ami the public that I am row prepared to
a'tend to all the details of Hie business
whlob my calling demands.
COR. SIXTH AVE., AND WELLS ST.
CONSHOHOCKEN.
RAINBOW RUPIU^E nMl Simple, aafo. reliable and n feet
not n Truss. Worn Dai jid
pretence fordolten. Bend for oi-cular
Ai
feeti»i..iner. Itlsl
Night nnd Its
aonlalafrom gro'.eful huflorerrt cured bythlasp-lsnoe.
Addreaa Contrnl Medloal and Burg leal
Znatltuta 090 Locust St.. St. Z.ouia, Mo.
Skillful treatment given all kknda of aiirgienl
snd medloul cases. Weakening dlesaeea anaprr*
vsts troubles In male snd feinnleour apealslty. Bs
sare to write ua before taking treatmentslaewhe.a*.
Ootuuitatlnn fre<* artel in-»*-'/•
lffT||f7flTocJLniaaa<lurnn«
WMn I tU the JargtsaV oldest-
MI. In 11 kin AMI ."NurstTlr-. lu tliecnun-
IbT. Host liberal Urnr* Unnqunlt»d laciliti.-a,
iPrlcaslow, Urnova Niirarry. KNtabllnhrd