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0 Pr CHESS. 1,1 -1,0, F M n A- * ail'i sir •riuTy irrt-Ti-. wMi > : T-7ii.--i f yp«i set dc-p nr.-i Clitic In;; in an I»M>5 f-.fr. ~\ I -Rattt T . k'.••".' \"Ur Win'" fhr rot v-.l K- .-- 1 ir.- tic J 'a •^ N ON w ' r m CHT.CKERS. --Me M .R'FiS.'K. Ksqpx a C! P i l a r coTumu- NE \ Sai IK.- IX S, -t. r , i, .1. AtK. « n (?F fiI*5* •U* © ^ \ T" i tl' •thjf S - v ^ -if t © \\S^ $ if W: WHITS. »i'!.\\ and win. "v •%, ,V .V ^ ^ ^(IT/LTULNS. fnK--Pi:-.i.iKV N". l"i.:. .NEWSKKIKS. (,; i.. n. s. i FM Ni». 14 '•• iNEW SEIIIRS : 7.1" k'nr on -i. . r, s. 24 i .v.} win ::» 7 in ;*i i"i ii L'ilK. KKl: r. v •i rr.i ! MONEY PlOrOnE FRAMES. MOULDINGS -i ;*i (.HIAKKH f'/MV •2ll 17 -' 14. 1-10 B. •wins. 14 17 \\ 14 11 r.i 1.". Tlr QWin An Gallery ii ii GAME. ii- in t\ lit 11- 7 in ir 0-in 15-15 1 111 r.i-i5 ,v Id 2f! :".! -15 li-is IS Hi-: ; i - •_•" A W. Ill .V-f, ll» 1J 17-14 10-111 25 22 25 2P-22 7 11 15 10 11-16 10-0 Hi-24 •wins. 14-7 25-18 B. wins. -20 draws B. J '•\ \ IiLu'lM . I*:. KI.*.r ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS, THE POOL ,l., t •> ft ad 1" Clinfon hi i ULT.- rules grow, ;iUr"» eil_"c; 1 liJ-tilL-Il l-l.^C l' •!.- -L iL<.ius.iitt .p: ~ i I'Ui ., i-h. i -ocr. . I ur>. and white as .'. ,\e lh.- j-l.ii.irirT pool. .: .,•..:, ••••u.i a n d C'-. .--,. l..'.-t''U- '.-: u.t u. trr.living bolil, r,;- - 'ft nii'1 deep. 1. \>au '• Here is peace —Ella Higirihson. SARAH (TEAKFS PKAYEIi. ;t:;i"iii. r the HII- y her faithless i-h i-.L.r. mc.--t.HrtB - r P'.PTIF: A SPECIALTY, T <1 I w 'i- s-.v..rii 1 and rare Ic e laborers il.ti-IiiiTfliCt* ...'-•I..-: -. find M t Kcr, It au'.l t heir our of u a- I ctii to liiut at ic. ••• iv 1 f tii' ii.. 'ILi-y wi-re I'M L.'t'i !:•> H.JIJ 1 t" i.clil .•:..- -.v.., I.;..- :..; i,v«'l »:i ... w n e lue iiH:ii)«tr "f 1'••• ujy-n-ri'.-.- uii-lraci.tl -i .\ I '.fir .!- I ••- ••v.-ii 1,' ..f- t:. inner •.ir.ili> ...1- fr. ' v .:rt- Learts faff.-. •m iLe liuried D. E. GILBERT. AT M 7Di 3AL in :r-TI-C HUL. ; qr.r ii'iu •in- 1 r vi-rt-'l ;• ' c.L:.r:;i lu.lc. or t Lt-r .1. •1 ;i:n."- :<•:, i l . ):. 'i'f :L-ir !••- L.. i Liir-t, 1M1V of ;t .I'.-r ruai'j- M.i- .-: i->i i-ir > t;.a: 'KX'i •- am! l\ T Y l:,f i, .t it i- I iia.l tj.f-f m r mirivi' - r- al>"\v that I.i' •r yc trs SLt-1-1 iariii, .ti -t, .-urpri-ed ihc :ii .a'u've Ruaii :,,. .v- ll-iiiii- a! .- :.i7i,i l-.iii.-;.''ii .'~r j - ' jt" cai:..'. .Mi.- B'.r.vr- n. i t , w !,';.;u Li.'i :.;-r -1.' ".vi-r. It 1. >.- MIII In.-.: - I'.IT _-. T .- ,.:.-«. i 1 r 11V, . 1 i.url (VI- tlif ---. B \ I .-.'iir.i-1 if TOUT t.'iirit i"; 'iir. Wliai, 'st 1 W: 1 } 11 )• 1 . 1 i irn ." r- •- ck l «- fc.- Ii\ T an i 11)0 1 •.. - ' '; 1 . % . .- ,iTJif IT. ik Kitr '1 * ! '.v n . HJP f'lv T I. 1I1 f II. >• 1).n i-i. in 11... ' r , - .it - '•< '-i:h - Mis. tujnc-il ir.1 .... r ..r 1..M : i. • £.!.«. -•.'< I fii '1'. 11, tin 1...it t; 1 ill.,;r -1 ur. \.\. yri wi f I: I J! Mie U 'i-i-«I : iiftv i-.tH-r. ". t: ..i..I ii'.r i_'i.i Bit .wed : OUt .... !.• r A! TRf THE CJRE. HAY-FEVER t is tiy . . tl.l 1 .1. .: v.:. iT r :\ . i l.lX-l T-- r i.- .- f t II,i-M v i"l-f 1 .'i. *.i:. - i.;< t ii •- (ii.ii i-.fTf'i 1 ... V 'i ii\ K .-f ,' '.' i .- 11 U \:i„' i?... in frankly II JillUW ililil X li'-.u'l 111 ii»e a gou't ik-al." , aluiuSC savagely. i 1 - irah Gfake, aero-. 11 C:\'l a IUiill's flotlies \\ >rru 3'iur wiuif UJ t." •.,- _'liiaiiit-r if Eiooii- 1 ..J- of a rai.it-r. you iriA- of tpIU-aiid de- Ltr eves tlii-ii lis she -^ T'.rn ' Hm ..'!•! I, "Wl M i*Ii _' •'I KI, 1,in Ki. (T..1 l.'l MY ii. r l."I,' lurr. JvifT tl., t -' /it" .M.d 1.-iik i'llf'Tl .'lltlj- w arm Minl'V i.f hits .-Lo cried. Tl.ni I 1, tvv ciffirei3 ,11. |.n1" .«ri —;> I." I : know. :. Yull .shall !-a!l II. ir- \i r "\V mai ri. i 1.— l;ii' UiL BURKE'S nnsing and Dyeing HOI: t .riff of i irinlia X Ml.ier Streets, S r y. - , r. -t f'LA'ir.-nrhoH. N. Y. .i;. *."•-' •' »*" * I'*i'i"'' f-tfif-y ,, l,r ' « 1 , • '. »• J . li-V 1 ,r tlifif 1 I„i1.-- ln.-«- i-n.'.l «ll t - , . > if 11 ••>-1 'r . •' «"i>i( .. » , 1 ,r' -1' - ' - - i i ' " • ' > " ' - '-P ... . , r y 1 liriL<"! t- .k >'• 1 l-,l' "- r r . -;i.^ i wrolr v .'j #4t.t W-eiii-r- i,,.!', tr .-u h'.'i.H'ir--. VVr fit-in - ^• P . .. .. ', ! - r Iwi. *•* 'iK- »" ' 1 .,•', 1^' a: 1 fa-usfdl fe S»ti»fv *2&'f 1. , a::.,"" I. w liL-jicrc-J t J iuyself, u 1 a-.- iLV.t.U."L •n.aii -I'M'i -rn.irftir iifirij^Bc, wirli 1- d-i-etl bebix.il ht-r, U-fore tbe ,-iie i#iZfl under lowered tr,u,.'i.t out of lue window, aud „' tiiat K'*Z''. I ." aw uf.-nj-'a. tbe I ii..-.!. mud iiur, -witlttt mud -wall ,i. Mx'%'. l.i'.jifi ujioii fciielia farm •j./.fiisitf humilitv of a poor rela- TilMI vr; Hi' ' Tiii •ii. •rt ,<.' f.MUl'l a -. i h'' 1' ' - t Ill'f In . nil IT n Hi' - u us s.. r 1 st nil. U.f k l her ti' f'' f-.t 1 va-' •1^ •w;-l l.-i 1,! ...if •weur. "As t :.e ] tlirr.. Li'.;- ; stiiiiaier c veil lI'WIi i'f.i .\V ;-!. 1 1 .'.v. AH b llal'l 1.1 IT 1 :i-;- t, r en. .1.1 S>lie lliau, .1 r...!i.v.v li,f 1>, 1 L- r:,.: 1 iiiurri ... I-i That'.-, .... -i 11 nun li-mil'l. ni. ynu ..:,;,. a n s- lif 'otnan ,;-" I.i Hie." r. ":i live ;ui thirty •tf 'oiii.'iirs. T\eiide<1 II.' warn't tnar- i,iii-!i. "Wife or '.•I- in his mind. 1 •-. .me mi nn flout II' M'M'Uiwn or ;. L.-1 >:ii, minrm 1 mcu fulk bi.w f,..,;>! Her fa- an .she look'd en \ y on en, an in. Oh. a ,-aint she > >r -hiUiiiiih-k. went. ,ni under land, that an retorni en. t-he M ha" ji .-ind unr my tiil 1 c.id do. So he 1 C.li a 1 Liiii I- sort } . ii - -, y.i-t 1 farm. HATE TOUTHE CTRIPPE? nr«Tij- p«<-,pif K*\f n MI4 Sot is»ow Tt. IJorr to R*<iotrnir« thr, Symptot"* *n$ ttow to Tr*»t Tlietn,. Tti'T-flrfdR of people Uare the Rriprc wlio do ir-'t 1;IIPW il Kot neceswirlJy tbf *t)»! s'pgps, nnuiif first SUEPS Tbty fppl pftln^ in tl-tp iteail.arir* a bail tajitip in In 1l''p Tno^i^I*. gpl tirr'd ard d*spiindr-nt, h».vp chilli sen.«a tinno, limhn aPd mn^rlpis aohp In s^W ra.iP.1 Ihfsrt-iiiEs are ovf rt'-i-"ke<J. In nTOBt c a s e s pptl«»jis lhi>y arc c i.si'1f-re<3 s i m p l y a slight nil In 1 f arij- rvcn cs»e they infllcalf tne 01 ni T, t idOrlppp. II ere l>m OTIP Uifpgto do when tlipie r-*nii Km»»ppt*r, ar.d Unit tf> lake prr-mpt ahd uicorons measures, to f.trtifr nauire t,o repi 1 •TIP (nemy. A little well GlrectPfi effnrl a! i'lRl ihe right lime will aPeorapiKti very ninrii murelbau laborccl efforts afreiwards. Tbpre is but one thing to be done, aTd ihat I«i..r«paj'urestimrlaiii,s(imethir)iU»t will pr pipil\ arresi, and In rm was injure, some il-iig ei rtur.sf d hj siiet'tists. r» c mroPndPd l>». pt. V Sli-I«.TI«. »»Ejrf pi.pnlat biH^UW*^ *o t-iS- eii nt— Di.ffj's Tiire M»ll,'Whi«K s 'y. Two 5 pais ago, add last year « hen the Grippe wns ra(r- ii K> 'I*'* was 'he stAiirtarfl remedy IISPII. and re< i ramended t>v 1 he profession. *H aid more in prevent 1 hp ({lippe than ail other Known or rfcommended remedies. It prescrvid rrary people in health who would ot hei«ise have t.een grievously slrV, perhaps evpji woigt. II is as efficient to da> as ev. r 11 should be borne in ml id Dial, other so called vhisVies may not lis f 1 iffi-Ient. aid if any dealer astsen's that snch whiskies are tt t e same, dostnist him at one. There is tut one meiiniual wtrislcey, and that is DnrTj's Pure Malt.. iii-s this day, it 6i.uue mu;li it drew en. Laie o' n's iis winders &bone wlien lure 'twas chill i' the Jiiil's late at nisrht the cam'.les lllj't: ere as he cnurted her. Purity aa.i e •;: ;..-.-. y.iit iiini.-r. land, an duivn her.—lie 1 ir-ot ali..;it down here. Before Le'il n.i—ed t.i sjieak to me f,r a mumii, I'd la••.!• en wlu-tlin up the hill, so merry a- a ^ri„'. Will, he married her. "They -was married ei^hc months an *twa-harve-r Time c.uue round, tijfi I in his vielil a L-'ir-uiiii. For 1 was suffered near to that e.vteid, sitiu that the cottage here had li.i 11 my father's, an was mine, an nut o't they e'uMu't turu 1115. Que o' the hands, a- they WILS pifcehiii, passes me an e;i.;.ry k-"_- an say.-, 'llan ynu to the farm f.ia-e an J.< t it lill-d.' So with it I went to th' kit iii-n. an whiie 1 waited outside I sees h.s e '.'it an we.-ket 'pou a peg i' the p.-.-.-rure. Vv\li, 1 ku-w the con;; an amail- ness uk.ii lae for all my loss, I unhitched it an iia;:^ it behind th- door, an, the keg I'eiu Jili hiiu;e a' "Xntn "l"was ii same mi.ini i= :ht Id-ived a iioie by thedresh- old au berried the coat, whisperin, 'Alan come bark, come luck ti me!' as Auii' Le.-uewtli Lad a-tatight me rimes afore. "But she, the pale 'omaii. had a-seen me, dri.i' a chink o'the parlor door, as I tuk the coat down. An she knuwed what I tuk it for. I've nad it, times an again an today you yoursel' she kiiowed. picked it up a^en and ran down lii-tiit hail I hut, to win Sethhack, ciiiiriu you sp >k- about, an that in her wife's are witness knuwed" She cliuehei and went i>n ra;: "Barly Hex" 1; was ures.se.l, I w gate, an she beh tual If Seth and ttnelinchel her fist MiV. i rain, an a'most afore I 1 v ill-tables came in by the ind runn, treadin delicate- ly, an he at her back, wi' his chin dropped. They charged me wi' sfcealin t h a t coat— that coat I'd a-damed an patched more'n wauce.'' "Whiit happened?"' I asked, as Iter voice sank and halted. "What happened? She looked me i' the eyes seornfally, an her own were full o' knowledge. Au wi'Ler eyes she invited me to aba-e uiy.se;', tin spake the truth au win off jail. An I that had stole nowt," h'Oaed back on her, an said: *Ic's true. I stole the coat. Xow cart me off to jail, but handle me gently, for the sakeV my child unburn.' When Ispoke that, an saw her face, I went uff wi' a glad heart." bhe caught my 1,and and, taking me to the l" ;. h, pointed high above Sheba, to the \i.L"W upland where the harvesters lUtiVrd. "lie \.ni .,ee him there!- The tail man by tut he :_:e—t.ieiv where the slope dips. That's i.iy .-uii, Seth's son, the straightest man ami'tig ad. C'tiildiess woman! Child- less woman.: Go back to her an carry word o' tne prayer I've spoken upon her chililJes.-Iif--." And '•Ck.ldlcs.s woman:"' "Childless woman:" ,-l - called again, shaking her list at the v.ii.di.ws of Sheba farmhouse, that blazed back angrily as they caught the wc-Tern -mi.— Arthur (Juiller Couch in Bindon i-Tieaker. After (he Grip. Convalescence is very slow, and to re- cover the health-tone a good tonic is ab- solutely necessary. Hood's Sarsaparilla has been tiKCl with "wonderful success as a building-up medicine and blood purifier sifu-r tit lacks of the Grip, after Typhoid Fever, Scarlet Fever, Diphtheria, Pneu- monia or other prostrating diseases. It possesses just the building up effect so much needed: it vitalizes and enriches the thin and impoverished blood, and it in- vigorates the kidneys and stimulates the liver so that they rtBume regular and tieahby action. Thousands of people have "taken Hood's Sarsaparilla as a pre- ventive of the Grip with success. Thous- ands have found in it restoration to health and strength after this dreaded.complaint. Fur instance, Mr. Jacob Knapp of Tipton, Iowa, a we'.! known business man, says he ii&ii il.e grip t-svice, leaving him-'very weak ami with a bad cough. Hood's Sarsa- pari:!a Grave him a splendid appetite, made ioiii f-e! stroii? and as well as ever. . .- UK—'V -es Sarah Geake livp down -W'hi titrt-eiy and To TICKETS Chi.-3.^o. Dul-uth. Ts-eoma., «.ad ciii*r points in the Wett and North We it for tale at low Katei. i t r »v, r^u-K, jn.«t other Ji»r.»nuaUon, ap- ', • . N R M< lL.WAtXfc, ISCiillU." »lr«s«l. ' . ' .((."L.-N 1 . **' * HA«OLD MAVCS M.I •••• * urrA> r?ifli.Ti ii is that to >ou?" fche inquired t.iid then was ulent for a mouient, 1-d, With auoiher ^hort laugh, "J .on I'd like the question put to hex; but I d'.uli' vju've got the pluck." "Y..u until sec," said I; and taking my o^at otf ihe towel horse I ilipped it on. She d.d not turn—did not even move ha Le.nl v. bm I thanked her for the shelter and wuli-.eii cut of the house. I could feel those steel blue eyes working like gimlets into my back, as I strode down the hill and pawed the vroodeu pluuk that lay across the stream at its foot. A clirab of Jteis r.ti'i" it mi:ult<= tirotifsilt; m f c t o tixe green gate in the -wall of i5*rali Geake's garden patch; and here i took a look back- ward and upward at Bheba. The sun lay warm on iU white waU», and the who1« building •kooc a^aioKt the buru«d iiiiliide. It wm* too far awajr for me to spy Mr*. Bolvefaoo'* blue priat «own within tbe kitchen window, bat I ka*«rtka* «he stood tier* yet- ^ - , Xba »(Ht»d of a footrtep, Bad« m* tun. A woaiaa ww eouiiag arM*4 tin parmtt ol th* cottaa* with a kmodW «f aaiai is l*r band. @ba k**,* at mm. ,U„h-* mbmtkM " ayron rait IS llll.. A POSITIVE CURE ; 1 a; jftd Complaints and "Weak- :nniori a m o n g r l i e the World. ai, M', I PjisTSR fe lc ^ A 5*<Tfpct Success. Vil FREE IL'fr Rev. A. Anleine Kefugio, of Texas, -writes. 1 thtnli I'dHt'i r hoeuig'H Nerve 'Ionic is a perfect success, 1'or a n j - 011c T*2IO suftered from a most painful nervousntss as I did. I feel like my silf again after taiing the Tonic, EMZAEEXH, N. .T., W a r c h 7, 1S91. Boforo I took Tastor KIK-IIIVS Nerve 'Ionic 1 could not sleep nights p-nd himi a numbness oi the legs, arms ami somctiuies all over the body, but alter faking the second cose 01 yonr Nerve ToniD I could sleep well, and in three days all numbness wat gone and have not feltii since. 1-EltDlls'AKl) BKKNJSf. 2TJ ST. PACL ST., MOXTKFAX, March, ISO]. A j "niv man of 32 years, affected Willi f-pil- epsj lur over 20 years and a very bad ease, hav- h'g at least Hi to r i fits daily, after using all kinds of medicines without heiiofil. used Pastor tuieiiig's *>'3rve Tonic -with thedesireil effect.. K. QUlNTAI* -A Vaiiia-ble Book «n Kerrcmi Diseases sent free to any address, and poor patients can also obtain litis medicine free of charge. This remedy has been .prepared by the Eeverend Pastor Eoenip. of Port Wayne, XaA^ since 1S76, and isnow prepared unaerliis airectlon by the KOENIC MED. CO.. Chicago, III. Sold t>7 Drusrsists at SI per Bottle. 6 for S5. tarse Size. SX.75. G Bottles for S9. Miss Mary C. Tierney, TEACHER OF PIANO, All testify to' the competency of this young lady as a teacher. She gives special attention to rudiments. For terms apply at Mo. 30 South Catherine Street. PLA.TTSBUKGH, K. Y. Teachers' Examinations. T EACHERS'examinations in Clinton coun- ty, for the year 1892, will be held as follows: FOB FIRST GEADE OKRXliTOlLTESi Pittsburgh and Rouses Foint, March 1 and 2. JPlattsburgh and Mooers, August 16 and 17. FOP. SECOSTD AND THD2D GEADE CERTIFICATES. Saranac and Chazy, January 16. A usable Forks and Altona. February 13. Plattsburgh and Rouses Point, March 1. Peru and Ellenburgh Depot, April 2. "WestChazy, May 7. Plattsburgh, June 11. Plattsburgh and Mooers, August 16. Saranac and WestObazy, September 3. Ausahlelforks and Champlaln, October 1. Pera and Mooers Forks, Nov. 5. Examinations will commence promptly at 9 o'el jck a. m. Candidates will supply them- selves with pens, ink and legal cap paper. So person under 16 years of age will be per- mitted to enter any of"these examinations. The examination in Plattsburgh, March 1 will be held at the Normal School Building* Teachers are requested to preserve this no' dee for future reference. Dated Dec. 31,1891. E. J. DAY 1 School ltf AXICB KTXSLEY",! Comm'rs. BIGELOW'S Photo Parlors, Vilas Bank Block, PliATTSBTJitGH. N. Y. ACCOMMODATION CARBIAGI, GEO. STAVE, Proprietor, Conveys passengers and baggage to and from all trains and boats. Leave calls at Smith & LaRocque'g or Mrs. D.K.Gilbert's. Also conveyance between boarding houses and Normal School at reasonable rales COAL. W HERE convenient for parties to receive Coal early, we prefer to deliver when dry, and are now ready with full suj ply. Having facilities for getting Coal by both boats and ears, we are enabled to seleet the best from each and reject the poor. With fair dealing as a basis, and a desire to please all,rich ami pooralike, both in selling, weighing, settling KUs andputtiDg in Coal ihuc win prove uie oest when used, we aslc those who look to their own interest to keep in mind when ready forCo»l, the place where thev will get served tbe best. Office ana telephone at Delaney Coul Yard. W. 6. WILCOX & SON. July 23, 1E91I L PAflAN & SON, BAKERS aifl CONFECTIONERS. W EDDINGS AND PARTIES SUPPLIED with every requis'te at short notice. Ice Cream and Water Ices. Hr~* Out of town orders promptly attend- L.FAGAN&80N, Klver St., east side Court House Park. Geo. Desjardins, Jr., Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry, Oysters, Fish, Fruits, Vegetables, &c , Corner Margaret and Cornelia Streets, FLATISBURGH, X. T. PLATTSBURGH DOCK CO, Orijrin of "*nld limhia Cmy.' •r. ;ii i.-i-rri » d . .' I U 1"U' -i~~I.- f t: t '»r* A =.-iTi? fl't^.t'. . r r«" F.Te fvnhora'-'iji m-i,r>s« r' M'-m* thep"r,,"4 <<( r.i^Vrrt ti.t'!--' ,- Bfkti' - 'W r'ltjr-4 St.)! V 5 d i l jht^ f t fv ^i^H^r.' -^. » ' : -r '-' - -' cf«<; ,rs i.r t.,',--- f _' • ' ki'gr.f > •• -1 ill*-*, 1.B t ' > H'»" " '--' I , » ' . nrriv, wl i '1 it .' 1; i' t • {• rtli-- Hi.-'^* f iiv-- r \ • il'Mn" t'lfli'iri f r 1' I ' .- pnzp it is TU'"'T*' f.i ft,.'* ; • ' f i TJi'-i'lern fl-iri."+fr »»• 1 rnriT.'.t be i v t t i n l ' . n i i i froni the 1< Iter Lady Ar' I' - in Iv3t.itt.pn.itI -•- •' U 1 lifld referred in t > ' I'.*-,i. (iray, the vdl^pe her.'inf v\ Lindsay's IM.I ififnl bthril." "Rjibin <iray," l/i-ly Ait.e. lady,-svritus,'vo called fi.ui li'irar of tlie 1 ;.', hfrd-Tnori . Vf.'lS h Til Sl"in .'till r t h r . { I . - 1TT1 My Msif r Mar<-irt't bad arc-mi pan ied hpr hn-bind (• w.'is uieLaicbrdr, aiel rndi-avn myself by attiniptihic a few jt There was an anrjent Si-nf< xv i'ii a I tv;ts xi.is.-.5'-inatcly J'.'.ii-tiiiie used to sina; it ti us a' Hal carres; I ]>>ric'l to bear old f-'iphy's .urti iliffereiit ui rd-. Mid to fine if- jdiiulivt t'die -ni i' little history of virfiinn-diMri-j in Liind'le !;f.\ vrlin h nutrht -uit 11. "While H?*I mpfmc thi< in myrln-i t I mlled io 1113 Intlc.Mster, nnvr Lady Mnrdui, ke: "'I bite K'i 11 ttrits'ut: a 1-iilad, nu dt.'ir. I a m oppn—-1 _'^».y h> r"in»- with n any rui-fortmu".. I iuve air. ily ,-rnt in r Janiie tii «ei nr.I hr.'kin fir f.ither'.' : 1 '. ear. ( -iitir..-Iy the tvorstfonn of Female V . , .in'.-. :dl "r.in.ui troubles, In&uniiiatlon I .-i-niaon, IV.lhag and Displacements, also ii, Wcaune--, anil is particularly adapted lo l -iange of Lie. It -\vill dissolve and esj-el i'.i,|,'i! iroMtheuteru-'in an early stage of devei- .,;",'i-iiL Tn>. tei.'i, ii<'v to cancerous humors in, :•• i- ciiv'clteJ i'-ry .-,«-? lily by its use. Corre- ^ ."ill. i.cefreeh niis-.ieri-.L.iddfessinconfidenca I.i III A E. I»lKk 11 AM .\JK1>. i.U, L-ran, Mass. Lvdia i;. 1'n.l.li:.'::^ LI VJiit PJJ.LS cure con- st 'jiiitiiui, hitn.111. ii..«.a.!:il t-.rjiidity of the Li vet %D crs. per box., .-old by ull l>rugg-ist£. 1 I r '• 1 ' I I. tl It- f .•f 111 1 L red 'i-t. h 1 f,r. .n'r,,' 1- I v*r f* , ., ' vcl .'»1' r » ty At. ' n a n i v l 1...lit'the ' ili-irr* - tin' VlAl rr.i 1 aril -Pd.-Tl. 1 tn nniu-r - il tr.ih's neli'-iv oi 1. ti-.phv <v"irit*Tf< l i* 1 s, fn-i- tai'-.-ns, nr-4 e-K -f f 'lU^.. r«-j rf<- !-•.<• c M ' nt I.«s» thin rcj-ulir v<a 1 v ifi-a'. "5 rl ,%I. .-, -^ 7 , -f M„>1 ! IVr.ir '< TV- 1: if. 1 1 " T t.'l tfc" dr. - --l'-n.. T ' < f 1 . t t I \ r, .i «1 rr I -r --< :i -1 ?r..t. *-d i> t'- ii, arm. and made 1. r tit. lit r ft piven her AuM R'.'iin (i-ray f.T I wish to ]nad la r wdh a tilth -. the f.'iir line.-, poor thinir! He'.p rn . k. and ii r, lint rr..\v ir ' ii nni I pray." 'Steal the cow. sister Aidie,'stnl the little Kiizalvlh. The cow w.is unine diately lifted by me and the ,M n^- com pleted. At unr tin—ide. am nit; mir neigh bnrs, 'AnM Rubin tiny' was ;ihv ty- tallet! fi>r. I vra<? pleased with the approbation it met with." To which Sir "Walter ?>..•! t niiMveivil: "] wi-h to heaven I could obtain an equally authentic copy of 'Hardyknute,' and then I think old Fife might cock her crest in honor of her two poet-esses."—Blackwood"f Magazine. Mtin and Tij the famous ,er. Bidel, the famous lion tamer, passed most of his childhood in a men.-ijierie. Be- fore he wa* twenty years old liehnd.be come so accustninel to the presence oi wild beasts aud had learned so well how to treat, thorn that he entered their cages as calmly as he would have entered his own room, and seenied to consider theit threatening jaws and snarling lips as s smile of welcome. Early in bis career he was at Bayonut with a menagerie. The afternoon enter- tainment was about to begin, wheu a terri ble cry was raised, "Athir has escaped!" Athir was a young royal tiger, notorious for his savage disposition. If. was easy enough to manage him in the menagerie, "but at large, tempted by easy prey, the danger was terrible. Every one fled, rush- ing into houses and climbing trees. "I set out to built, for him," says Bidel "For a. long time I traced him walking from place to place under the burning sun. Some one whispered to me from a window, fearing apparently that the tiger would overhear, 'He is there.' The finger of this hero pointed cautiously to an ironworker's shop, the door of which stood open. 1 rushed in. "It was black as night. For ten seconds I could see nothing. Then in a corner, crouched ready to spriug, his jaws open, his eyes on fire, I saw tbe runaway. A sec- ond more, and he would have bounded forward, seized aud torn me. I Was ahead of him; it was I who sprung. Then what roaring, what foaming at the mouth, what anger! That hand to hand struggle in the twilight, I breathless, he mad with rage, was short. If it had not been, I should have been lost. "I seized him with both hands by the skin of his back, raised him on my back, and under this enormous weight, without stumbling or flagging, I walked with a firm and equal step toward the menagerie. You may imagine how I was congratu- lated!" '_ The Story of Thompson's Unique I*ipe. Officer Thompson, of the Eighth pre- cint, has a pipe made from the right fore knee cap of a gray mule, and since became into possession of i t nothing but goodluck has attended him. He is rather reticent in talking of the queer pipe, but Officer Hut- ton, who is familiar with its history, says that should it get lost his brother officei believes some ill luck would at once befall him, aud for this reason he keeps a close watch over it. The pipe was made, it is said, by au old negro who lived years ago on the Bladensburg road, and was pre- sented by him to a colored girl to whose charms he had succumbed. The girl was arrested, and wheu searched the pipe was found in her pocket. After it had passed through the arrest I>r T. 1- 1 -HV Uvn. fi,r.i, th f * "-r - ;• I*r I'IT.V'. U jv-n. IT t - r'l .' - , l'\-»»I .?! " ,-rl." I're-T;t -< >' T . -r. wvakui.—<^ JW.'I d>riTi tl.--. T'r. I*i"r,--'^ 11,-^vaiit I- «-,!!r-^ ml lit''«I.ivir 11.'.. '.'i..r,' ; r\ ,1 Tin* 1',. y'tv •;»> Wv-3T» * rr'--i' '->• beuuiM.' y.-u pay < nly f r the p--I y •rf •-- •i-'-ltV.'^ -. fura.-'i <, i- h »H« J 1«\ s.ld of IEGAI. NOTICES. /"WNTT CiHRT. 1 1 it' T •- S » = - Ml ,-,f 1 ' ; h - » 1 N 1 FOR Ih- '. |,-r -ui I I 1 . TT ,f>.' I tr,.j ,r Fav.r." -.fcr 1. Mvr 1 11. =Tek ,1f... I -I Tt JI. •"!«»- I : -tflI ,, ,-TC TUFT RUT. . TfiiAl IPTi'i ;t Tn--. \. 1 T n i t K »S V- - t a , 51 i - I |i, .-. ri t "H . •1 H' < it T- I-^T J - M R\ t r 1 I T ^ II'I \w \ . ,t .-t, \ BUSINESS CARDS, WINSLOW 0. WATSON, A TiOrtXKT A7CP COTTJSEI.LOR AT LAW. Special ailentton given hnslnpts In Surrogate's (Vnrt. (iftlee over A, MerTattip'n store. "Margaret street, Plattsburgh, N. Y. CIRCUIT COUJITS AND COURTS OYER AMD TERMINER, 8 .t OF T %TK t't »r c t . F.; r. X f TV "V m wxT'tK r , •„,, r , f 1 f iHirr t T. r < 1 « I I , -, t- ,,•, .<•> M.ut I Tj, f.T tl." f i 1- WELD?, SMITH & COiNWAT, A TTCVRNEYSl Jfc COrX^ELI.dRS \T J ATV Office, Wed iV Mom-p" Block, Ciintni) S t , Plaitshnreh, N. V. PMTin 51. WlTT-P, FRANK B. SM110, First v . Tlnr.I M..i F •h M ni II Y Ktrst Jt.-r, I l\ f, I> GF»»i;r s "WrRjn, T. F . t nNWAY. KILEY &• CASTWKLL, TTOBXEYS <v nirUSFLLORf. AT LAW. Third M.-udav in I •se.nn.l Vnlii>.l\ tt, .1. F'"TthV.>rn1 1J I' l>e) -,f ',• ..„.- , TliIT. 1 M,it,.'JIN ,1. .1 v, Tl.it.l Mm,.H\ ill M 1) Thirl M ' .\ in - ]•< I,tn 11 % 1\ I i.s street, riattshnrnh, .lOHX B. HlhKY, X Y. "W r ,M. IV. CAJfTWFI.T.. I,ii:|\ Hi .I.tl u.ll) ':i\ tt. A p , 1. BOTAL CORBJLY, A TTORXEY AND C itXSELLOB AT LAW, Flattslinrph, X. Y Office in the Tlailey Block, Bridge street, second Hour. ~~^ E. F. B0TSE0BD, A TTI1HNET AND COrSSELLOR AT LAW, Ofilce: Armstronj "s Block,Clinton street. Plattsburgh, N. V. JAMES TIERiNEV, A TTORNEY AND COFSSEhLOK AT LAW, and Notary Public. (>fae.e 34 Margaret, street, (over Hagertv & Plait's) I'lattoburgh, Clinton county, X. 1*. IL E. BARNARD, A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Flattsbargb, X. T. office: Clinton Block over Reed's Jewelry Store. SAMEL L. WIEELEB, L ATE of Beckwith, Barnard & Wheeler, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Office, first d»or Last of Trinitv Churoh, Platts- burgh, N. Y. G. a. BBCKWIIH, Counsel. . HENRY S. JOHNSOiN, A TTORXET AXD COUNSBLLOU AT LAW, Plattsburgh. X. ¥. Office in Winslow's Block, Custom House Square, opposite the PostofBce. CAMPBELL ffcLEAS L AWVER,.lnstice,andXotary. Office Wins- low's Block, Biiukerhoff street, l'latts- hurgh.X.Y. HENKY P.tilLLILAND,2nd, A TTORXEV A1S T D COUXSELLOK AT LAW /X and Justice o£ the Peace. Office in Court House Basement, Plattsburgh, X. 5". ' WILL L. PATTIS0N, A TtORXEf AND COTJXSELLOK AT LAW. Office, Clinton Block, Plattsburgh, N. ¥. H. & N. HEWITT, Attorneys and Counsellor! at Law, KEKSEVILl K. K. X. H. N. HEWITT. X. T HEWITT. FREDERIC! A. 1SHA1T, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, 8AKANAC LAKE, M.V. Dr. ERAiNK MADDEN, (LATE OF BBOOKLI*-, ». y.) Office and residence 97% Margaret street, third house north of Oomelia street, PLATTSBUROH.N. T. Office h o u r s : 8 to 10a.m.,2 to4 p.m. Dr. E. C. LOW, Homoepathic Physician, PLAtTSBVROH,N. Y. Office and residence corner of Brinkerho and Oak streets, south of High School Build- ing. R, 0. WILKINSON, D. D. S. GR.IDU1TE IN HIGH STANDING OF ing officer's aud the station keeper's bauds - "Baltimore College of Dental Surgery." she refused to receive it back, saying that the "charm" was lost since a white man's hand had touched it. Her reason.for believ- ing this was that the old negro had warned her never to let a white man even look at it, and if she did she would have bad luck and finally fall into the hands of the "night doctors." So strongly did the girl believe this that wheu released she went out ol the station sobbing. Strange as it may appear, the girl disap- peared from home within a few days, and has never been heard of since. "Whether 01 not her body ever reached the dissecting tahle no one can say. AA r hatever oecame of the old man is not known, but he disap- peared, evidently not at the hands ol "night doctors," because bis personal ef- fects disappeared at the same time. This story reached the ears of Office! Thompson, and he determined to fall heir to the queer pipe and he did ir. Ic is said that since he began smoting it he has had perfect health. This, perhaps, is the only pipe of the kind in existence, and there are few men who could be found who would smoke it.—Washington Pos't. NINE YEARS' PRACTICE. All Work Artistic, strictly first class, and performed in accordance with correct mechan- ical principles. Sone but the best teeth, and all other Den- tal material in the market used in all my work. The best local anaesthetics known used upon the gums to relieve the pain in extrac- tion of teeth. All work Warranted. Dental Parlors in Clinton Block head of Bridge street, elattsbnrgh. N. T. Dr. J. F. BAILEY, J> 33 3ST T I » T , '* PLATTSBITRGB, X. T. Office, Custom House Square, Low's build- F'tirUi M Tttir-t Mm Second Mmidaj In f v «S7, J~.,i."rsvr<- f" •>' ', , Se'iind M.ni.lav in .1*1. . . Ktrst Monday in Mtv .. Kltst Muiid.ij in Hot..her .. .?••*. »».•/.!. '1. f'll ,'' , .J' See.inil \|,ui.la\'i'i A|,!ii Seenjid Moinl i) In rwv I J ' t . - r . >; < . " e i f i . «< Secon 1 Mniei 1} in ,lmn ... Ft 1* ind Mnti laj In N,'V Tr,i«'/|t..;''» r. - 1- , Kiinrtli Miimlaj in J in ..... SPi'oml Monday in May... Fourth Mntidaj in >.-{•!, .. ir.i^'.'. it v <. 1 ><<>, .».' Fiiurlli Jliiiniij in .1 iniiaij Seent.d Motid.iv *-n M.iy .. Fourth .Monday in rVnt .. ' It K .k. n..»r .111 Utv. K. Ril«-ell , Stoy, r . keil.'kC s Hit' . \ U VT1 1- . ,, (OI r 1 i- ••it •1' II K. 11. ft -tm i-r Htissfll lv. If stover K. u. 'an t N k ' h, 1 «ti ... ,.t I- 4 1- ' 4 it will ti. h • '. tt,.- iflpr.: • ' t ••• RI II ptitsii it,I •lii'-.-rtt-. .1 r> i t , '• r'l. itt ^ t i d .- , u i tl nu |'l. .»>..! I n 1 . y tt' . I tin- t'} ,1 I tl Spei-tal Terms of the Siipr.-itie < .-t.rl *vil! he held at the emtTt liott-e In ?."Ud »• intus re- speetiv-elv, at the satut- tt!„e at,.l win thrt said rirenlt Courts and Comts of Ol 1 r .Unl Terminer. 'Iho limitation ef Uub . s sf. ih i„ t aj'l-'ly. Special Terms of t h e Stipri-ttie Court trill al^n he held at the chamber- nt the s ii.1 j is- tiees fur hearlnti iton-etitin.er vi^d in .tjoi.s 'i-r judgments on special vrrdiets and referees" reports: also, mitions for new trials on e ise and exceptions, demurrers and c.ry irt,* ap- plications as follows: By Justice Putnam, at Saratoga Sprligs on the first Tuesday of January, Apitl, June and October. By Justice Kellogg, at tho court house In the village of Plattsburgh, Clinton county, (when not ol henvlse hm-iu assigned) on the second Tuesday of each month. By Justice Russell at his Chambers yi the village of Canton, St. Lawr-nee County, (when not otherwise herein assigned) on Hie 1 twelve acres." >w»i ot |-< r'l. in s iM .- .ni \. x I'll it 11 t l n u pi. .-»>.. 1 1 n 1 .1 ,»• . • • 1 f .»»\ .o-i.-s. l.-.iii" pur itti,r IIJ r -vr . t firm, •i 1 • i 'li> I l\ In,; w e d id 1:11 it -r. s tt.l 1,, -ti > \ , I'Hlll • I III- S\t.| H.-Wltl ll .... tl.,1 1>, I 1, .1,11 l e d o i l t h e wesi tiy 1 line r«t' 1 1 , 1* •»• r• f• > th from sill Ileum 1 inn s,\^i, .1, n.s », 1 S-'\ » T !\ 1\V,\ Jflks I.i H St.lkt* 111 «!..,.., ' ,f..i-. west > tglit eh llin in 1 M'I.II nln, t .•,..- n-itli^riy to tiip Inchwav t.-»l ., - t . tin V\,t Vtn.li 1 nr.oriii is, s,.i ii..-.1. j.,,1 . 11 ill. t„,n:iti\ nu! IIIRIIWIY 11).- w. «I»T, v lneUear. s . . 11, I T . u...ntM of - n d I'll... -ire «>•]. u i' -i\ t. .- nd.-l arid les.-r !•• d a . I I i.tvs. \>t i'..i.iiu> t • t „j at a pout i-i 11. 11 Tlloriy h i e 1 11, . s. ui. in H.-wili 1- 1.,' firm.'., ni. d. i' ii-itii iwet,t\ r . d s . ast it III" 1 1 lUiKe-l . . r i . r if s ill f ir'»i, tlii.ri.'B w. sl^ih f. sal I lit 1 r. 1 1 , ndiiorlhwest .-•it.er. ll.ej,, e Tnrll'-II) S- \. II I'll llMft »>!•) sevt n t \ ttt 1 Jinks I.. .1 HI ik • m l st .n.'s. tin-Hi P west n u n I eti-Hn .<.•, I 1 nu 1, links, thence northwestern .ilm^ I .'n, ]Mn'.>r.l H | east line to the M^IIWIJ leiin, • . .. - r i^ i,. 1 the Dyer Arnold r.i>u e-rti'Tt. *•. . died, tht-nce easterly ulirijr s ltd highway t-i .1 p -0.1 I <lui'n»rih fri>mtli»pltivnn»'i.iiit, iH'.iii 1 >• sotilh in a sti.ilglu hue 1.. (!,«> p 1. - , r l' \ ' CHATEAUGAY RAILRoAH. Tlnio Tnh'i . In Hiioi'i, .'.IHU. first Tuesdays of each month except July and August. By Justice Stover at his Chambers in the City of Amsterdam on the Fourth Tuesday of each month, (when not otherwise herein assigned,) except July and August. Special Terms are tilwa'ys open for ex parte business at Saratoga Springs, Plattsburgh, Canttrn and Amsterdam, when the Justice is present. ID case any of tbe days herein named is a day that is or may be named fur the holding of any general or special election or town meeting m tlie county named in which such court is to be held or is a holiday, such eourt shall be deemed to be appoi nte.d for and com- mence the next day thereafter. Dated, November 31st, 1891. J. S. LAXr>n>r. JOHX R. PUTS'AW, 51 w!S S. A. KELLOGS. mfiK PEOPLB OP THE STATE OF NEW i. YORK, to The First Naiional Bank of Champlain, Hannah A Kathborn,0. L Cha- pin. E. A. Chittenden, George M. Lord, Benj. C.Moore, Fred Lucas, Charles Dupont,Mary E. North, Bernard Tale. Charles Handcock, J. M. Hackett, Ed. M. McDowell, Robert Wiley, Chas. Bertrand, D. Vincent, John Abare. T. RichaTds,'Louis Brassard, Robert H. Hitch- cock, C. C. Schuyler, as administrator of W. w. Hartwell,deceased,"W. H. Fitch, Ransom W Craves. E Hawkins, "Wilmer U. Dunn, •William J. Gettys, Hiram L.Doo little, Wilmer H. Dnnn, as assignee of Albertus B.Angell, A.. B- Spellman, E. H Cole, fT. M. Mott, K. K. Grant, George P. Bixbv, Thomas uickinson, Hrs. George Dunning, Achsah Chittenden, Lemuel W. Sorth, Frederick M.Xorth, Lucia E. Xorth. Lemuel Kobinson, Auguslus B. Stetson and Robert Stetson, send greeting: foil, and each of you, are hereby cited and required personally to be and appear before our Surrogate of tbe county of Clinton,at his office in Plattsburgh. in said coumy, on the twenty-ninth day of February. 1892, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to show cause why a decree should not be made by the said Surrogate pursuant to the statutes of the State of New Yoik in such case made and provided, directing William T. Crook, as administrator of the estate of LEMUFL XORTH, deceased, to mortgaee, leasee sell so much of the real estate of said deceased as shall be necessary to pay the debts and funeral expenses ot snid deceased, and if any of the persons interested be un- der the age.of twei'ty-otte years, they are required to appear by their uuardian if they have one, or it they ha ve none, 10 appear and apply for one to be appointed, or, in the event of their neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to repre- sent and act tor them in the proceeding. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal office ot the Surrogate'of the said county 01 Clinton, to be hereunto affixed. "Witness, David F. Dohle, Surrogate of the said coumy of Clinton, at the Surrogate's office in Plattsburgh, X. Y., the thirteenth day of J a n u a r y , 1S92. [OS] D. F. DOBIB, 3w7 Surrogate. ing. l'ictures in Sulphur. In demonstrating that sulphur melted ar, 115 degs. cau be cooled in paper, M. Charles Lepierre happened to use a litho- graphed citrd, the edges of which were turned up. Upon taking away the card he discovered t^hafc the lithographed char- acters were clearly impressed upon the cooled surface of the sulphur, and re- mained after bard friction and washing. By repeated experiments he has been able to secure very flue results, removing the paper each time by a simple washing and rubbing process. Heliuds that sulphur will receive im- pressions from aud reproduce faithfully characters or designs in ordinary graphite crayon, colored crayons, writing ink, typo- graphical inks, China ick—colored or tm- colored—and others. He states, too, that it will reproduce geographical maps with remarkable exactitude.—Iron. Book anil Stationery A. M. WARREN, Wholesale and. Eetail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AN! NEWSDEALER. 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A book, "How to Obtain Patent*," with rele/ences to actual clients In your State eounty, or town, sent free. Address. C. A. SNOW & CO. Opposite Patent See Washington. D. C- L 1 F M AND SALES STABLE M. W. SMITH, Protection Avenue, (formerly of tbetUitwell barns, Bridge St., •aat aide of tbe river), Has one of the largest tid ssost eosspleu Tarnonisla tbe livery line HOW lo be bad In Jfortaern N«tw York. Urn bM tbe Ulest Isa- proved Single and Dostble Turnouts with •*> perteaee4 and earefal driven, furnished st aUboursoftbedaysstdnlgbt. Terms Hb«rsJ. Tsiepbon* —»neeUtia litb tbees •tablaa. TMnU mlma «»Mcud wish tkths livery a, •oardtRg BUM* M *4>.N(MksUtt«t, vkm bere— can bo bosadesl or —itesftoetf Sac r—» ganabss ratda. th* Mblie are InvUwl to look at ibeear- rts#ss aad borses bedsM Ue» are delivMod rmisbrgb. it. r. tssf IIow the Same "Uncle Sam" Oris'"atad. At the beginning of this century the slaughtering of cattle and the packiuij of beef for the New York, Boston aud Phil- adelphia markets was pursued as business by the firm of Ebenezer & Samuel Wilson, two brothers from Mason. 2s. H., who had settled at Troy in 1789. At their two large slaughter houses they frequently killed 1,000 b e a d of cattle weekly for shipment to the three cities. When the war of 1S13-15 began their beef and pork were in great demand, and not a few army contractors gave them large orders for the delivery of these meats packed in barrels at certain places where the army of the north was encamped. From time to time their con- tracts stipulated for the delivery of these provisions at the camp at Green bush, where, among other recruits, were a num- ber- from Troy. The soldiers from Troy, seeing the bar- rels of beef and pork marked with the let- ters "TJ. S." by the government inspectors, denominated them as "Uncle Sam's," meaning that Samuel "Wilson, whom they familiarly called "Uncle Sam," was the person from whom the meat had been pur- chased. The other soldiers assuming that the term "Uncle Sam" was applied to the letters U. S. stamped on the barrels began using the appellation "Uncle Sam" figur- atively for the United States government. From that time the designation "Uncle Sam" for the letters "U. S."grew into pop- ular .acceptance, aud has ever since been as familiarly known as that of "John Bull" for the English nation.—Troy Times. Dr. G C. Randall, PLlTTSBUItGH'S OLD DENTIST, NOW HAS Fine Dental Parlors IN KE2SEVJ.LLE, Kingslsnd's Block. Better qualified than ever to serve patrons skillfully and scientifically. Old patrons specially welcome. 35tf G. C. KASDALL, M.D..D.D. S. Mrepr & Marsh HIVE A Li£(rE LINE OP FUR GOATS, In Coon, Roman Lamb, Dog Skin and Buffalo. Robes and Blankets la all grades and at all prices. T HE VOBK, due higllining, containing tiy esflimtl. Also, that part of the Harding f IT.H.S,.. , I ed, lying east and s.tiih id tho Iiigiw.\« .meeting at the Dyer Arnold four oitn-ti, s" called, lioiitided and desTito d as f ill iws, v,/ Commencing in the enter of tin-highway at the corners ahove mem ioiied, Ihem-e east ui the center of the hlghw.ij to lhe e.inl. rlj lit,.- of the orchard, thence s >uih t • t h e north line of the Imtiie larm.so called, ef the lit.- N.tth an Hewitt, deceased, thenee west li. (lie s.nd north line of said farm lo the highwa), thence north in the highway to the place of beginning. Dated, J a n u a r y 2 7 t h , 1*1)2 >\ T. HEWITT, 5*7 Kxiculorof J.P. Hewitt, dee'd. T ill! PEOPLE OF TIIK KJ'A'l E OP NhW YORK, to Ellen Rvim, Michael Kyan, Daniel Ryan, Phillip Hvan, Ulen Hyan, all residing at Ellenburgh, Cllulun i-.mm v.N'.y ; Patrick >l. Kyan, residing at .'111 Dlvlsl in street. Ishpeming, ilielihrati; Winifred It'.an, residing at Hemiiig'ord, tj icb-e. Dominion of Canada; am? Jeremiah Kyan whose re«idei.ee is unknown: » on, and each ol you, are hereby cited and required to be ami appear before our Surro- gate's Court, to be held at the office of ..or •Surrogate of the county or Clinton, In tlie village of Platislmrfji, in and for the county of Clinton.on the 2tsl dav or March,l«fl2, at PI o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to show cause why Letters of Adminis- tration of all and singular the goods, chattels and credits of Michael Kyan. late of JClleu- burgh, deceased, Intestate, should not be granted unto Ellen Ryan, widow, and John Hughes of Chateaugay, N. Y. Aud if any of the persons interested be un- der the age of twenty-one years, they are re quired to appear by their guardian, il they have one, o r it they have none, to appear and apply for one to be appointed, or,in the event of their neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to repre- sent and act for them in the proceeding. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be here- unto affixed. Witness, David F. Dohle, Surrogate of said county of Clinton, at I'lattsbtirgh, the i-ltli day of January, lxyj lh-B,] D.V DOlHE.Surrogatv. L. E. (Jij'K, Atfy for Pefr, Chateaugay, N. Y. 5w7 L.nve PlatHl- m> ».• I v I . ti I i ."IM) r V - I t I T HE PEOPLB YORK. la Piush, Si-tl, Beaver aud Cloth. Mittens and Gloves In Seal, Beaver, 2Tutria, Hire, Kid, Calf and D02 Skin. MUFFS In Astrachan Seal, Persian Lamb, Electric Seal, Beaver, Nutria, French CoDey and Black Uare. A FINE LINE OF LADIES' Shoulder Capes OF ALL QUALITIES Also the regular lioe of Men's Furnishings. The above will be sold AT CO-Vl" in or- der to close before Janu try 15, lty'Ji. The Tiaect aad Newest line of NEOKWEAB in town. PEOPLfc Otf THE STATE OF SEW to James G. <ila3gow, Ann , and Lizzie- . (he children of John Glas- gow, lateof Baladonly,County Antrim, Ire- land; James Glasgow* Mary— , and Ann , the children of Alexander Glasgow, late of Kesharkin.County Antrim. Ireland; Mary Jane , Anu , the children of Itobert Glasgow, all of whose residences are unknown; Robert Dysart residing at Resltar- kin, County Antrim, Ireland; James Dysvt whose residence is unknown; Sallie . daughter or jane Dysart resldlxg at Bally- mena,. County Antrim, Ireland; Martha Dysat, and KlizVbeili Weir both of whom, re- sideat Canterbury,New Zealand; Margaret Kennedy residingin West Troy, N. If.; Mary Jane ,daughter of Jane Dysart supposed to be living at C a n t e r b u r y , ~XVw Z - a l a n d ; David Anderson, James Anderson, and Sam- uel Anderson living at Gortahar, County Antrim. Ireland; the children of A n u IMc- Clel'and whose names and places Of resi- dence are unknown; the children of Mary Thuinpson whose names and places of resi- dence are unknown; to all oiherhetrs orntxt ofkiuofXaucy Glasgow, deceased, if any to Mary K. Walworth and Caroline ii. Pirns worth, Robert Wallace Anderson, Dinah Anderson, Ann Cavanagh. Alexander "Weir, The Peristrome Presn;, leriau Church, all of Plattsburth,X- V ; Graham If. Walworth and Clarence B. IValw-orlh of rit Paul, illnnesuia; Lottie f lace of Sr. Alb ins, Vermont; and the Womans Union jiissi mary Society of Ameri- ca for heathen lands incorporated i n t h e city of Xew York, February 1st, lbf',1, the legatees, heirs and next of kin of the lestat.ir, aud to all persons in being who would take an interest in any portion of the real or per- sonal property of said le.-lat-r ami the ex- ecutororexeeutors,trnsteeorinistee-iiian..-.i or desc-ribed i n t b e ivl! of Xicii-y Glasgow, deceased,send greeting: "Whereas. Hiiam ,W alwortll, the ex.'eutnr named, of tlie !a.U will a n I its'uneitt ot ^aiicy Glasgow, deceased. hasl..tet\ applied to our Surrogate's Cum 1 of thecoiu.u ot Clin- ton to have a certain instrument in writing relating to both r.-a! and prrs .n.il estate, duly proved as the la-,1 will and ti siament of Nancy Glasgow, late of 1'l.ittso ir^h, IU said county, deceased. Therefore, you and ea.-h of ).i 1 are h - r e l v cited and ri quired til.eand appear letme our said Surrogal-'s Court to he he.l il t h e ofH;e of ottr^urrtigat^ot the eounty ui ('tin- tou, ill the village ,,f Piatts'nirjh. l.-, . m d I-r the cuunly of Clintoi., m i t h e y h d i y ..f May, l*ai, a t 10 o'cim-k in U:- i..rei,..,.'ii .-f th.it day, to attend the pr.il.jli" o f t h e . l l ' l last will atnl testimi tit. And if any of Uie per> iliSli.tere^i. ,1 t,e u^ der the age of tv.ent} oi.e \ej.-,, they ..ie in- quired io .ippear l.y tt,. ir t ''<trll.i' if Hi. > h IWOUe, or if they !„;•.,-I. .ne.l.i ,ij,;. .if ji, apply for one to h^ app-iinted ..r.lnit.* .^., of th-tr ije^lrct or fail ire t "I.i vi.itfu.'lu will lie appolnlei bj Ihi- J-nrrogate t sent aid act f.. r iliein la th>- pM ••-. -dti,/ in tcstiuiony whereof, we hive i'i'i,rl .se.-.i of our said burrogaieS Court l o b e 1 unto affixed. Witness.David K. Do'de, Sirr.giie of t h - said coamy of CJint-jn. at ti.e \ -tl.tgr- ..i Plattsbuigh, la Sild « , ii'ity , t h ^ 11 II d a } ol January, one thousand ei^ht l-uielri-d and ninety two D. P. IM.-.11., In s J 3«7 Mirr .^ate. OF TUB STATE OK NEW to Luther Hancock, whose resi- dence is unknown; Jehiel llaiienel:, v.Iio re- sides in ("levelsntl.ohlo;!" 1 ! irles Hancock, ol Champlaln, Clinton county, IN'ew York; Betsey M. Murse, of Champlaln, aforesiid, Mary Perry.of .Jeisev City. New Jersey ; h.it« Cleveland, of Wl.iTeiUverJiinelloii,A'^r.ii.i.t; Hannah Cleveland, of White Klver Juiu-tf-ui, Veimint; Charles u. Hai.ei.ck aid l.lmer Hancock, of Box llutte, Nebraska, the ••hiM- ren ot Luey Manooii, names iiiikincib, i i M*- ter of L.is L. Shaw, hereinafter named , . » d children ri-siding at Geneva. Alli-u rjiinn, Kansas; the children of Laura Thurber, names unknown, la sister of s-iid Lois L. Slittw) whose residences are unknown, sei.d greeting: Von,and each of you, are hereby cited and required personally to b e a n d appear l.ei .re our Surrogate of the count v of <lli.toii.at the Court House in the village of Plaltslmrgh iu and for the County of Clinton, on the 4 h day or April, lfJi, at 10 o'.-loi'k in the forenoon of th it day, then and tliere to shou cause wl.y Letters of Administration of all and slngul ir the g ods. chattels and credits of I...is I.. Shaw, late ot Champlaln, Clinton c itniy, New Vork, deceased, miestale, should h..i I »• granted unto Wetsey M. M. rseaid hAv.n.i'1 li. clevelano oi ciiinipl tin, iu said ( "iinty of Clinton, said Betsey M. M.use beluga niece- or snid decedent w h o h a s made aj pin-t»i..ii for the same to issue to her and sat i (Ice- land. And if any of the persons interested I..- u n - der the age of twenii'-uiii- vejtrs, m e y a r e re- quired to appear by their guardian if ttirj have one, o r if they have none, to.ipp. ir-u. 1 apply for one I > be appointed,..r in Ihr , ,.i,t of their neglect,,r failure to do sn.agu tr.1i m will le appointed by the faurrogttei . IKI, sent a n d a< t for tli«-.u in the pro.. e in./. In testimony whereof, x\.- h a . e . u,-*-.I tt - 1.. i \ • - .i . . *• ii i I . I li.„i| 1> I-,. Arrive 1 i it' ' A. 1 . I Nil \\. licner.it Mai KepsetlUc, 4UM»1)IP (luMii and J.ako ('haiiinlaln Kailntad {1111111.1113. In til.-. 1 J i-'itty I-, f- . TltMNs 1 1.1 M I I \ IKt\Kl.i'i'.KUlli"i "i in..It ' 1 , , , I -1 p. m . '• ' < 1 j. to u t » p 1,1 AlUtn e Port Kei.t H 1 i t ,., . it •. t , , p 111 , ti -"1 p tit ti.'ii 1 p in TJt\l\s HOI \1> \it-i, LPAVF Purl I I - - , i m . II 1 .1 1 1 . . I 1 p. m.,i.:inip 111. a t " I H i , p , » . Altmyi'. K> f . i - t i . , . 1 - 1 i 1 . , II 1 in , Z 15 p . m . , I- 4". p 10. ai. I .li, j. ii. <.. S TAlKiK i». I • r i ' >1 i ' ' • 1. Grand Trunk Railway OF CANADA. One change of cars between Platts- burgh and Olueapo, via Montreal, The Shortest, Direct and Cheapest DETROIT & CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS WEST. PULLMAK CARS ON HAY ANB NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS. FKOM MONTREAL 0 (M'UJ-t'Ai^o, W1TUOFT CHAMll). Leave Montreal, it < v. Goin r West. seal of I'lirsai.i.Surt'i; uulo ailixel "Witte-i*, Datid If 1). Slid eonntj ot < lint Plattsburgh. in said - Februai y, li-'.t2. 'ateN Court t. h "W.C. I.te, Ni.rrv-iie ,,f t!, •11, at tti.- ill! t »•• •uiiiitS, the »ih day o I>. r. li.iim., > irruri .li-. WA r.si 'X, AtC> f.r l'rt'r. , >v. KiprenH No. 1 Del roll I lie .t s.uiie .litem ..o, Chicago via 1 1,1,1,' . , runs daily, •-1" t i . > rorohtoli.r H 1, n;t.01 Western ln^-.si o, Kx|»re^^ N„. :i A 1 Detroit', 1 1 nest • •• Ii next uioriiti/. l'i , CUi.-ag... vi 11 1, 1,, Istllis D,in> . - ,1,-t lv 1 Toronto ,-,iil, ti.i.. 1 West \ 1 I <«T. .' Vt . .I at t h i - 1 4 • • " 1 . 1 . Kxprerfi No. ."i ^ i Deti.n ,U" . p 1 , > - Se.-O d hi. nil,,' J . tfpl - Hell* , P .: ' I'ilt.' . s l.l 1 ' l . l - ' l ^ , , 1' !• Tnli H lint • 1 Pollil. hl.lk - . I . . . at 1 "• fcXPltl - - »r . £.*'"" 1 lag/• *•- I.e. • burgh, 1..,I 1. t , , r j, .mil', it] .•, St.t n\ll 1 I A-i 1 1 >.ApIeH- fr * I - r..r I'lftt . r 1 , r i ' n s ' A 1 1 1 . r i « •• 1 1 L I -I- vi. ,1 ,'. . ' . tre ,i.p 14 W . 1 1 , .; ir il. v «,. or Ii. ii, 1 1 tl it 1 1 I i I rio'iiai 11. :i 1 c IITATION m i t .11 i>f'IAI. si'.ni.i.yji.M 11.11 i ; 1 1 1 Saiifoid Heivnt.of l".-ri I .in' Yoik; Ann liit/i 1,11.1M, .1' Liwr.i.ie I-. ut.ly, N.-sv V.. Ke'Altt. of A'1-l..'e, 1 in' ,', Yuk , Nail, i n 1 ife.sitl t A I'liiii.lv, Ness- V r i i s . • . HeiVllt, .lec-.lS-l. IlilltJ t, Piaitsi.'ir/h, New \- 1,. ,, f N. N 1 With 1 I e IS ,11 .11,1.. .. Ce,l--e.I, \" irt.'.tli II 'A I'Olhty, \ e i V 1 oik , P.iuttiir* i'. Mod 1 t r 1 111 kt. « n. riMl I • » lt,e ,--! ite ..f ,Ni-h .-, UIIM'iIl • ' I ' ' > d> . t-^- rSl • t fcttl ' r •• V . . utr I 1-1' I, t \ r. •; .tir 1 p--r-. n i l , lllli S III' _' l 'e . t t ' - Y'Ok. .11 n i - . . r! •• ,, li. ..Miii l i . . - . . . 11 . •. . I H i .' ' ,s I . J. 1.'.,'. 1' . , I t t l.i.ri Mil M 1 1; i- P 1 n 1 ird ll Hi pre lh.- er. - S ITPKK.MK COI t.m Cftiniy.—J t'Ol'KT.— Iri.it desired it. < A-. I 1 In -e . 1 Hid >\ S.l '. 1st loll, t.t I I'llH' tit Ilr.l ml., is I . r. - I ti,, 1 H..I tj . t r I - l i • . I ' . . 1 I ( . ,t ' 1 r , irs 1 i.n.i-li-u r 1> I it'- l',o... I'. 1 1 X 'III 1(1 1 I' . \ £xur«»iiIoii in FliiKh LJ^ht Picture*. Have you -ver noticed in flash light pho- tographs that the lace of the person pic- tured h;is something of an unnatural ex- pression, as if a ghost had appeared and the picture was taken while the memory of the vision remained? This isn't true, of course, of the best flash liirbt photographic : work, but the result of the amateur's la- bor always has this disadvantage, and I may say that even the very best flash light photograph presents this effect iu some •light measure. Most people think, I sup- pose, if they know anything about tj>« pro- cess, that the reason why a flash light pho- tograph shows a weird glare in the eye* of tbe subject may be found in the shock that iia« jiudiiei* HMMIX tci-v-us « b « x i c t e r . tout its it matter of fact, tlie expansion; or the pupils of the eye i» due to quite another cause, lor *the picture is taken usually before the subject has time to change expression. To take a flash lifcbt picture, tbe operator must darken tbe room iu order that he Htay get bis ioeus, and while the room is darkened tbe pupils of tbe subject's eyes, In an effort to icet what light there is. nat- urally expand, just as a cat's do in the dark; awl tba picture is taken while tlie pupils ar* la a state of unnatural expan- •km. ,£ad tfcat** wby in flush light uetf> •Uvuatha subject's eyes look like overcoat ~ Pur. 9k J«uir Globe- Cotton Seed Meal AND MIDDLINGS FOR SALE AT Plattsbtng'i Creamery aud Cold Storage Company's Butter Factory, Margaret St., at the liailroad Crossing. A.D.B0OMHOWER. January 7,1192. 2tf Desirable Real Estate for Sale io the villageof Plattsburgh. rpHK two liouse* aud lou on scuth side of on north »idc of Coucti ktreet, beloiigln|(IO j the «.»l»t«5 of .lerusha U. Udwardu, <lecea«cd. for term* aud other purlieu Uu Inquire ol a«U M. S. JOHNSON. J. D. WILKINSON, GUNSMITH and LOCKSMITH. Ireeck art Maiile-L»a«luc Klle«, OVUM, OVM MATlCstlAt, ANl» MBTAL- uo OAmrKiuoKa. Bep»lrluy of every deeerlAtlou done In ih MM SB4Bn*r- Quwu* i ot arMae aad Klver streetf—up . -ItftM •• staUs. 1^^ narrMBcmam. m. t. >\ ! HI,' dr com HI 1 , a/ mist Phil men Itis-i, Hi-,in l. 4..1.-lia E ;S -o, Vici.ri i Kasco, Jlu; J K Lily Kasco,.Joseph C.-biea, Kuf.isit. U,» res.delendants To ;he above named di-fetdantsi -V u hereby sunuuoned to ai.s.ver the e.n.p. in this action, and to s-rsi- a c . p j «d y anssser o n t h e pl.ilnllU Vs ;:lt.,Tu^js \*.I twenty tiAyi after the s.-r\lce , i "it i , . muci exclusive ot the d.i> . 1 i i n --. in case of your feature to ajip-n , or an-. judgment will lie taken against ym Is rami ror the reilel deiiianded l a t h plaint. - Dated, December li.li. tx.I. ^HLDUl- \ A I'.miHi, Pi i uidt s i-tornejs. Office address.PlalLsburgb. \e.s \ ..,!•. Pobt-offl-e address, Pi it'sbnrgh. New y..rj.-. The fore/oing summons Is served up. n sou by publican.in, pnr^u m i t o a n orjer.il H-n. IV A. Kellogg, Jil,tu e ol the Milium -(',,, I , . | the State'I -New Y uk, diiiedihe 't'li d i j . f January. WJJ. aud ttle.l Willi th-c :,p ai-t m itieuihce of the Clerk ot ('fii,'."], c , u,t\ . „ i PiaitBbureh, \ V. Dated t h S h "IAJ ,.f j!»iinar> , I sj t'u I'hlloiui-n l i a s c , Sldii ,i lu-i'H liaised, Vh'lolta Uasco, Jlary J. Itas., itasco. tlithOLV A: LUiilll, Pl.tiiiilil's AUorm-js, 3*7 Plaltif urgh, N . V S UI'ltKMK COttltT.-Trlal desired li, < liu- ton County.—Albert D.U.oinia.wer, plaln- h, ri- ' I' 1-. ' s a x •t<- i 11 - \ re- I il It * i>* ii. t' <>1 If t_ !IW / / / f i r , Adelt.l o, Lily Il . Te T t .'..I f M . ,. i - i It. M l tl.l.' 4. •i . I VI I SIII11! A In. , tiff, against Barney Patiii, Jlnsi'-tfttaUtu,. Thomas Coopy, defendants. , \ '/'»(he al« ,ct im.tnl ,U t cifl tn' -You arAn.ere- by suuituoiiett to answer the ciu.pl.ih.t iu this action and to serve a e •!•> of your an- swer ou me i-lali.tills iiii.ru.}* v.nhlu tWeiliy <la>'* Siller 111- sierti^ol LIIIS aum- mom*, exclusive ot the »iay *-t Mrrvtcc; And in ease ol yttir failure to at.pe.iror »!,«»«, Judgment will be taken 8g,m.st you by de- fault, for the rebel demanded in the com- plain!. Oiled, December l'J'h, 1H9|. ttHKDDKN 4. KOOTlH, i'lainUrt'* Attorneys. fllUt etiddress, Plattsburuh.Jjiew Vork. l*ost outer, addr »s. Platmbor«li, New Vork. The foregoing summons i* served until you by publication, pursuant lo an order of llun. H- A. Kellogg, Justice of the Supieiuc Court Of the H'ale. ol N. w Vorlc, dated lite Ulii day ol January, \\ft$, and tiled with the complaint in ihe office or the Cleric olCHuion County, at •rlatUburgh.N. Y. UalMl.the »ih amy of January, WJ2. To, Harney Patno, Miu l'«mo. ailKDDKN * II00TH. Plain • I IT. Alton,.-, s, •wl, riatlsuargh.sl.V. ytiiu i it i .• ,,. Itll If. s .. \SI"l lie S • at H.e , ,i.. i. llf", A \ , ..! IH..- Dated, Dec SELA'.VAi- n:;i S M; i M., t>-1 J I»JI. M HI 50u.li MillD )N \ t,, i i.-, i ire: ICK Bi or.lei. t I ' . . Sit ol I llld.O. •• Ul.l\ haying' T-iaiini a,' Ul.sl > \ 11 »>! l..|.i.l..|J,li.liiiol.t.- .t.l^ ti«c> a r r i< j H i r t l l ' . « 1'• ll ,' * the v, u.-ln I'.eic it.. •«,<• » t resldeltic In I , lei.o, i ; t,, ^ . ^ the IK'U i U ) ••! J s t » ' . lhU.1, Jam. i«i o n . 1- . -u,', KL1/1 11-t M t L \ it- DM. N \ . i . i I I'M! i.'\ ••-.-. J»S. 1 M'" - . ',, \ lllllh Hi .1 I'll gl.«i. a. -•" -lii-H ,'laltn^ .ifclil «l or I'laiiat.'it ;U : r..|iir.- I el> llttK •I .-. I tdi-l itoi.. ' Hull lllt> " I <> \ rl'.-t.ll t' I • tl.e s, Hi t.il • 1 . , i- » . fore t h e J H l d a y of June Dated, D»c. 7th, 18J1. ',.. at .V !• .'ie - '. , I . t, -. •)••. I- , i MUM I lio il p) L ... i. - 51 I\lf JJ 'ii m a-i»iiii*strator, Jk'c, B. J. UOLT. Qoor^w D. 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do ir-'t 1;IIPW il Kot neceswirlJy tbf *t)»!

s'pgps, nnuiif first SUEPS Tbty fppl pftln^ in tl-tp iteail.arir* a bail tajitip in In 1l''p Tno i I*. gpl tirr'd a r d d*spiindr-nt, h».vp chil l i sen.«a tinno, limhn aPd mn^rlpis aohp In s ^ W ra.iP.1 Ih f s r t - i i iEs are ovf rt'-i-"ke<J. In nTOBt cases pptl«»jis lhi>y arc c i.si'1f-re<3 simply a slight n i l In 1 f arij- r v c n cs»e they infllcalf tne 01 ni T,t idOrlppp.

I I ere i« l>m OTIP Uifpgto do when tlipie r-*nii K m » » p p t * r , ar.d Unit i» tf> lake prr-mpt ahd uicorons measures , to f.trtifr nau i re t,o repi 1 •TIP (nemy. A little well GlrectPfi effnrl a! i'lRl ihe right lime will aPeorapiKti very ninrii mure lbau laborccl efforts afreiwards. Tbpre is but one thing to be done, aTd ihat I« i . . r«pa j 'u res t imr la i i i , s ( imeth i r ) iU»t will pr pipil\ arresi, and In rm was injure, some il-i ig ei rtur.sf d hj si iet ' t is ts . r» c mroPndPd l>». p t . V S l i - I « . T I « . »»Ejrf p i . p n l a t b i H ^ U W * ^ * o t - i S -eii nt— Di.ffj's Tiire M»ll,'Whi«Ks'y. Two 5 pais ago, add last year « hen the Grippe wns ra(r-i i K> 'I*'* w a s ' h e stAiirtarfl remedy IISPII. and re< i ramended t>v 1 he profession. *H aid more in prevent 1 hp ({lippe than ail other Known or rfcommended remedies. I t prescrvid r ra ry people in heal th who would ot hei«ise have t.een grievously slrV, perhaps evpji woigt. II is as efficient to da> as ev. r 11 should be borne in ml i d Dial, other so called vhisVies may not lis f 1 iffi-Ient. a i d if any dealer astsen's that snch whiskies are tt te same, dostnist him at one. There is t u t one meiiniual wtrislcey, and tha t i s DnrTj's Pure Malt..

iii-s th i s day, it 6i.uue mu;li it drew en. Laie o'

n ' s i i s w i n d e r s &bone w l i e n

lure 'twas chill i' the Jiiil's late at nisrht the cam'.les

l l l j ' t : ere as he cnurted her. P u r i t y aa.i e •;: ;..-.-. y.iit iiini.-r. land, an duivn her.—lie 1 ir-ot ali..;it down here. Before Le'il n.i—ed t.i sjieak to me f , r a mumi i , I'd la••.!• en wlu-t l in up the hill, so merry a- a ^ri„'. W i l l , he marr ied her.

"They -was marr ied ei^hc m o n t h s an *twa-harve-r Time c.uue round, tijfi I in his vielil a L-'ir-uiiii. For 1 was suffered near to tha t e.vteid, s i t i u t h a t the cottage here had li.i 11 my father 's, an was mine, an nut o't they e 'uMu't t u r u 1115. Que o' the hands, a- they WILS pifcehiii, passes me an e;i.;.ry k-"_- an say.-, ' l l a n ynu to the farm f.ia-e an J.< t it lill-d.' So with it I went to th ' kit iii-n. an whiie 1 waited outside I sees h.s e '.'it an we.-ket 'pou a peg i' the p.-.-.-rure. Vv\li, 1 k u - w the con;; an amai l -ness u k . i i lae for all my loss, I unhi tched it an iia;:^ it behind t h - door, an, the keg I'eiu Jili h i i u ; e a '

" X n t n "l"was i i same mi.inii=:ht I d - i v e d a iioie by thedresh-old au berried the coat, whisperin, 'Alan come bark, come luck t i me!' as Auii ' Le.-uewtli Lad a-tatight me rimes afore.

"Bu t she, t he pale 'omaii. had a-seen me, dri.i' a chink o ' t h e parlor door, as I t u k the coat down. An she knuwed w h a t I t u k it for. I've n a d it, t imes an again

an today you yoursel ' she kiiowed.

picked i t up a^en and ran down

lii-tiit hail I hut, to win Sethhack, • ciiiiriu you sp >k- about , an tha t

in her wife's are witness knuwed"

She cl iuehei and went i>n ra;:

"Barly Hex" 1; was ures.se.l, I w gate, an she beh

t u a l If Seth

and t tnel inchel her fist M i V .

i ra in , an a 'most afore I 1 v ill-tables came in by the ind runn, treadin delicate­

ly, an he at her back, wi ' his chin dropped. They charged me wi ' sfcealin t h a t coat— tha t coat I 'd a-damed an patched more 'n wauce. ' '

"Whii t happened?"' I asked, as Iter voice s a n k and hal ted.

" W h a t happened? She looked me i' the eyes seornfally, an her own were ful l o' knowledge. Au wi 'Le r eyes she invited me to aba-e uiy.se;', tin spake the truth au win off jail. An I tha t had stole nowt," h'Oaed back on her, an said: *Ic's t rue . I stole the coat. Xow cart me off to jail, but handle me gently, for the s a k e V m y child unburn . ' When Ispoke tha t , an saw her face, I went uff wi ' a g lad hea r t . "

bhe caught my 1,and and, t ak ing me to the l" ;. h, pointed high above Sheba, to the \i.L"W upland where the harvesters l U t i V r d .

" l i e \ . n i .,ee h i m there!- T h e t a i l m a n by t u t he :_:e—t.ieiv where the slope dips. That ' s i.iy .-uii, Seth's son, the s t ra ightes t m a n ami'tig ad . C'tiildiess woman! Child­less woman.: Go back to her an carry word o' tne prayer I 've spoken upon her chil i lJes.-I if-- ."

A n d ' •Ck.ldlcs.s w o m a n : " ' " C h i l d l e s s

woman:" ,-l - called again, shaking her list at the v.ii.di.ws of Sheba farmhouse, tha t blazed back angri ly as they caught the wc-Tern -mi.— Arthur (Juiller Couch in B i n d o n i-Tieaker.

After (he Grip. Convalescence is very slow, and to re­

cover the health-tone a good tonic is ab­solutely necessary. Hood's Sarsaparilla has been tiKCl with "wonderful success as a b u i l d i n g - u p m e d i c i n e a n d b l o o d p u r i f i e r

sifu-r tit lacks of the Grip, after Typhoid Fever, Scarlet Fever , Diphther ia , Pneu ­monia or other pros t ra t ing diseases. I t possesses just the building up effect so much needed: it vitalizes and enriches t h e thin and impoverished blood, and it in­vigorates the kidneys and stimulates the liver so that they rtBume regular and tieahby action. Thousands of people have "taken Hood's Sarsaparilla as a pre­ventive of the Grip with success. Thous­ands have found in it restoration to health and strength after this dreaded.complaint. Fur instance, Mr. Jacob Knapp of Tipton, Iowa, a we'.! known business man, says he ii&ii i l . e g r i p t-svice, l e a v i n g h i m - ' v e r y w e a k ami with a bad cough. Hood's Sarsa-pari:!a Grave him a splendid appet i te , made ioiii f-e! stroii? and as well as ever. .

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ii is that to >ou?" fche inquired t.iid then was ulent for a mouient,

1-d, With auoiher ^hort laugh, "J .on I'd like the question put to hex;

but I d'.uli' vju've got the pluck." "Y..u until sec," said I; and taking my

o^at otf ihe towel horse I ilipped it on. She d.d not turn—did not even move h a

Le.nl v. bm I thanked her for the shelter and wuli-.eii cut of the house.

I could feel those steel blue eyes working like gimlets into my back, as I strode down the hill and pawed the vroodeu pluuk that lay across the stream at its foot. A clirab o f J t e i s r . t i ' i " i t m i : u l t < = t i r o t i f s i l t ; m f c t o t i x e green gate in the -wall of i5*rali Geake's garden patch; and here i took a look back­ward and upward at Bheba. The sun lay warm on iU white waU», and the who1« building •kooc a^aioKt the buru«d iiiiliide. I t wm* too far awajr for me to spy Mr*. Bolvefaoo'* blue priat «own within tbe kitchen window, bat I ka*«rtka* «he stood

t ier* yet- ^ - , Xba »(Ht»d of a footrtep, Bad« m* tun.

A woaiaa ww eouiiag arM*4 tin parmtt ol th* cottaa* with a kmodW «f aaiai i s l*r band.

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IL'fr Rev. A. Anleine Kefugio, of Texas, -writes. 1 thtnli I'dHt'i r hoeuig'H Nerve 'Ionic is a perfect success, 1'or anj- 011c T*2IO suftered from a mos t painful nervousntss as I did. I feel like my silf again after taiing the Tonic,

E M Z A E E X H , N. .T., Warch 7, 1S91. Boforo I took Tastor KIK-IIIVS Nerve 'Ionic 1

could not sleep nights p-nd himi a numbness oi the legs, arms ami somctiuies all over the body, but alter faking the second cose 01 yonr Nerve ToniD I could sleep well, and in three days all numbness wat gone and have not feltii since.

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2TJ ST. PACL ST., MOXTKFAX, March, ISO]. A j "n iv man of 32 years, affected Willi f-pil-

epsj lur over 20 years and a very bad ease, hav-h'g at least Hi to r i fits daily, after using all kinds of medicines without heiiofil. used Pastor tuieiiig's *>'3rve Tonic -with thedesireil effect..

K. QUlNTAI* -A Vaiiia-ble Book «n Kerrcmi Diseases sent free to any address, and poor patients can also obtain l i t i s m e d i c i n e free of c h a r g e .

This remedy has been .prepared by the Eeverend Pastor Eoenip. of Por t Wayne, XaA^ since 1S76, and isnow prepared unaerliis airectlon by the

KOENIC MED. C O . . C h i c a g o , III.

Sold t>7 Drusrsists at SI per Bottle. 6 for S5. t a r se Size. SX.75. G Bottles for S9.

Miss Mary C. Tierney,

TEACHER OF PIANO, All testify to' the competency of this

young lady as a teacher. She gives special attention to rudiments.

For terms apply at

Mo. 30 South Catherine Street.

PLA.TTSBUKGH, K. Y.

Teachers' Examinations. TEACHERS'examinations in Clinton coun­

ty, for the year 1892, will be held as follows:

F O B F IRST G E A D E OKRXliTOlLTESi Pittsburgh and Rouses Foint, March 1

and 2. JPlattsburgh and Mooers, August 16 and 17.

FOP. SECOSTD A N D THD2D G E A D E CERTIFICATES.

Saranac and Chazy, January 16. A usable Forks and Altona. February 13. Plattsburgh and Rouses Point, March 1. Peru and Ellenburgh Depot, April 2. "WestChazy, May 7. Plattsburgh, June 11. Plattsburgh and Mooers, August 16. Saranac and WestObazy, September 3. Ausahlelforks and Champlaln, October 1. Pera and Mooers Forks, Nov. 5. Examinations will commence promptly at

9 o'el j ck a. m. Candidates will supply them­selves with pens, ink and legal cap paper. So person under 16 years of age will be per­mitted to enter any of"these examinations.

The examination in Plat tsburgh, March 1 will be held at the Normal School Building* Teachers are requested to preserve this n o ' dee for future reference.

Dated Dec. 31,1891. E. J . DAY 1 School

ltf AXICB KTXSLEY",! Comm'rs.

BIGELOW'S

Photo Parlors, Vilas Bank Block,

PliATTSBTJitGH. N . Y.

ACCOMMODATION CARBIAGI, GEO. STAVE, Proprietor,

Conveys passengers and baggage to and from all t rains and boats.

Leave calls at Smith & LaRocque'g or Mrs. D . K . G i l b e r t ' s .

A l so c o n v e y a n c e b e t w e e n b o a r d i n g h o u s e s and Normal School a t reasonable rales

COAL. WHERE convenient for part ies to receive

Coal early, we prefer to deliver when dry , and a re now ready with full suj ply.

Having facilities for getting Coal by both boats and ears, we a re enabled to seleet the best from each and reject the poor .

With fair dealing as a basis, and a desire to please al l , r ich ami pooral ike, both in selling, weighing, settling KUs andputt iDg in Coal ihuc win prove uie oest when used, we aslc those who look to their own interest to keep in mind when ready forCo»l, the place where thev will get served tbe best.

Office ana telephone a t Delaney Coul Yard. W. 6 . WILCOX & SON.

July 23, 1E91I

L PAflAN & SON,

BAKERS aifl CONFECTIONERS. WEDDINGS AND PARTIES SUPPLIED

wi th every r equ i s ' t e a t shor t notice.

Ice Cream and Water Ices. Hr~* Out of town orders promptly at tend-

L.FAGAN&80N, Klver St., east side Court House Pa rk .

Geo. Desjardins, Jr., Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry, Oysters, Fish,

Fruits, Vegetables, &c , Corner Margaret and Cornelia Streets,

FLATISBURGH, X. T.

PLATTSBURGH DOCK CO,

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To which Sir "Walter ?>..•! t niiMveivil: "] wi-h to heaven I could obtain an equally authentic copy of 'Hardyknute,' and then I think old Fife might cock her crest in honor of her two poet-esses."—Blackwood"f Magazine.

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Bidel, the famous lion tamer, passed most of his childhood in a men.-ijierie. Be­fore he wa* twenty years old l iehnd.be come so accustninel to t he presence oi wild beasts aud had learned so well how to treat, thorn t h a t he entered their cages as calmly as he would have entered his own room, a n d seenied to consider theit threatening jaws and snarling lips as s smile of welcome.

Ear ly in bis career he was a t Bayonut with a menagerie. The afternoon enter­ta inment was about to begin, wheu a terri ble cry was raised, "A th i r has escaped!"

A th i r was a young royal tiger, notorious for his savage disposition. If. was easy enough to manage h im in t he menagerie, "but a t large, tempted by easy prey, the danger was terrible. Every one fled, rush­ing into houses and climbing trees.

" I set ou t to built, for h i m , " says Bidel "For a. long t ime I t raced him walking from place to place unde r t h e bu rn ing sun. Some one whispered to me from a window, fearing apparent ly t h a t the t iger would overhear, 'He is there. ' The finger of this hero pointed cautiously to an i ronworker ' s shop, t he door of which stood open. 1 rushed in.

" I t was black as night . F o r t en seconds I could see nothing. Then in a corner, crouched ready to spriug, his jaws open, his eyes on fire, I saw tbe runaway. A sec­ond more, and he would have bounded forward, seized aud to rn me. I Was ahead of h im; i t was I who sprung. Then what roaring, what foaming a t the mouth , what anger! T h a t hand to hand s t ruggle i n the twil ight , I breathless, he m a d with rage, was short . If i t h a d no t been, I should have been lost.

" I seized h i m with bo th hands by the skin of his back, raised him on m y back, and under th is enormous weight, wi thout s tumbl ing or flagging, I walked with a firm and equal step toward t he menagerie. You may imagine how I was congratu­lated!" '_

T h e S t o r y of T h o m p s o n ' s U n i q u e I*ipe .

Officer Thompson, of the Eigh th pre-cint, has a pipe made from the r igh t fore knee cap of a gray mule, and since became into possession of i t nothing bu t goodluck has a t tended him. He is ra ther ret icent in ta lk ing of the queer pipe, b u t Officer Hut-ton, who is familiar with i ts history, says t h a t should i t get lost his brother officei believes some ill luck would a t once befall him, aud for this reason he keeps a close watch over i t . The pipe was made, i t is said, by au old negro who lived years ago on the Bladensburg road, and was pre­sented by him to a colored girl to whose charms he had succumbed. The girl was arrested, and wheu searched t he pipe was found in her pocket.

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Office and residence corner of Brinkerho and Oak streets, south of High School Build­ing.

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ing officer's aud the station keeper's bauds - "Baltimore College of Dental Surgery." she refused to receive it back, saying that the "charm" was lost since a white man's hand had touched it. Her reason.for believ­ing this was that the old negro had warned her never to let a white man even look at it, and if she did she would have bad luck and finally fall into the hands of the "night doctors." So strongly did the girl believe this t h a t wheu released she went out ol the station sobbing.

St range as i t may appear, t he girl disap­peared from home within a few days, and has never been heard of since. "Whether 01 not her body ever reached the dissecting tahle no one can say. AArhatever oecame of the old man is not known, b u t he disap­peared, evidently no t a t t he hands ol "n igh t doctors," because bis personal ef­fects disappeared a t the same t ime.

This story reached the ears of Office! Thompson, and he determined to fall heir to the queer pipe and he did ir. Ic is said t h a t since he began s m o t i n g i t he has had perfect health. This, perhaps, is the only pipe of the kind in existence, and there are few men who could be found who would smoke i t .—Washington Pos't.

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Sone but the best teeth, and all other Den­tal material in the marke t used in all my work.

The best local anaesthetics known used upon the gums to relieve the pain in extrac­tion of teeth.

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Bridge street , elattsbnrgh. N. T.

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By Justice Putnam, at Saratoga Spr l igs on the first Tuesday of January , Apitl , June and October.

By Justice Kellogg, at tho court house In the village of Plattsburgh, Clinton county, (when not ol henvlse hm-iu assigned) on the s e c o n d T u e s d a y of each m o n t h .

By Justice Russell at his Chambers yi the village of Canton, St. Lawr-nee County, (when not otherwise herein assigned) on Hie 1 twelve acres."

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CHATEAUGAY RAILRoAH. Tlnio Tnh ' i . In H i i o i ' i , . ' . I H U .

first Tuesdays of each month except July and August .

By Justice Stover a t h is Chambers in the City of Amsterdam on the Fourth Tuesday of each month, (when not otherwise herein assigned,) except July and August.

Special Terms are tilwa'ys open for ex parte business at Saratoga Springs, Plattsburgh, Canttrn and Amsterdam, when the Justice is present.

ID case any of tbe days herein named is a day that is or may be named fur the holding of any general or special election or town meeting m tlie county named in which such court is to be held or is a holiday, such eourt shall be deemed to be appoi nte.d for and com­mence the nex t day thereafter.

Dated, November 31st, 1891. J . S. LAXr>n>r. JOHX R. PUTS'AW,

51 w!S S. A. KELLOGS.

m f i K PEOPLB OP THE STATE OF NEW i . YORK, to The First Naiional Bank of

Champlain, Hannah A Kathborn ,0 . L Cha-pin. E. A. Chittenden, George M. Lord, Benj. C.Moore, Fred Lucas, Char les Dupont,Mary E. North, Bernard Tale. Charles Handcock, J . M. Hackett, Ed. M. McDowell, Robert Wiley, Chas. Bertrand, D. Vincent, John Abare. T. RichaTds,'Louis Brassard, Robert H. Hitch­cock, C. C. Schuyler, as adminis t ra tor of W. w . Hartwell,deceased,"W. H. Fitch, Ransom W Craves. E Hawkins, "Wilmer U. Dunn, •William J. Gettys, Hiram L.Doo little, Wilmer H. Dnnn, as assignee of Albertus B.Angell, A.. B- Spellman, E. H Cole, fT. M. Mott, K. K. Grant, George P . Bixbv, Thomas uickinson, Hrs. George Dunning, Achsah Chittenden, Lemuel W. Sor th , Frederick M.Xorth, Lucia E. Xorth. Lemuel Kobinson, Auguslus B. Stetson and Robert Stetson, send greeting:

foil, and each of you, a re hereby cited and required personally to be and appear before our Surrogate of tbe county of Clinton,at his office in Plattsburgh. in said coumy, on the twenty-ninth day of February. 1892, a t ten o'clock in the forenoon of tha t day, then and there to show cause why a decree should not be made by the said Surrogate pursuant to the statutes of the State of New Yoik in such case made and provided, directing William T. Crook, as administrator of the estate of LEMUFL XORTH, deceased, to mortgaee, l e a see sell so much of the real estate of said deceased as shall be necessary to pay the debts and funeral expenses ot snid deceased, and if any of the persons interested be un­der the age.of twei'ty-otte years, they are required to appear by their uuardian if they have one, or it they ha ve none, 10 appear and apply for one to be appointed, or, in the event of their neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to repre­sent and act tor them in the proceeding.

In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal o£ office ot the Surrogate 'of the said county 01 Clinton, to be hereunto affixed.

"Witness, David F . Dohle, Surrogate of the said coumy of Clinton, at the Surrogate's office in Plat tsburgh, X. Y., the thir teenth day of January, 1S92.

[ O S ] D. F. DOBIB, 3w7 Surrogate.

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L 1 F M AND SALES STABLE M. W . SMITH,

Protection Avenue, (formerly of tbetUitwell barns, Bridge St.,

•aat aide of tbe river), Has one of the largest t i d ssost eosspleu

Tarnonisla tbe livery line HOW lo be bad In Jfortaern N«tw York. Urn bM tbe Ulest Isa-proved Single and Dostble Turnouts with •*> perteaee4 and earefal driven, furnished st aUboursoftbedaysstdnlgbt. Terms Hb«rsJ.

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IIow the S a m e "Uncle Sam" Or i s ' " a t ad . A t the beginning of this century the

slaughter ing of catt le and the packiuij of beef for t he New York, Boston aud Ph i l ­adelphia marke ts was pursued as business by the firm of Ebenezer & Samuel Wilson, two brothers from Mason. 2s. H. , who had settled a t Troy i n 1789. A t their two large s laughter houses they frequently killed 1,000 bead of catt le weekly for sh ipment to the three cities. When the war of 1S13-15 began the i r beef and pork were in great demand, and not a few a rmy contractors gave t hem large orders for the delivery of these meats packed in barrels a t certain places where the a rmy of the north was encamped. F rom t ime to t ime their con­t rac ts st ipulated for the delivery of these provisions a t t he camp a t Green bush, where, among other recruits, were a num­ber- from Troy.

The soldiers from Troy, seeing the bar­rels of beef and pork marked wi th the let­ters "TJ. S." by the government inspectors, denominated them as "Uncle Sam ' s , " meaning t h a t Samuel "Wilson, whom they familiarly called "Uncle Sam," was t he person from whom the meat had been pur­chased. The other soldiers assuming t h a t the term "Uncle S a m " was applied to the letters U. S. s tamped on the barrels began using the appellation "Uncle S a m " figur­atively for the United States government. F r o m t h a t t ime the designation "Uncle S a m " for the letters " U . S . "grew into pop­u la r .acceptance, aud has ever since been as familiarly known as t h a t of " J o h n B u l l " for the English nation.—Troy Times.

Dr. G C. Randall, PLlTTSBUItGH'S OLD DENTIST,

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M r e p r & Marsh HIVE A Li£(rE LINE OP

FUR GOATS, In Coon, Roman Lamb, Dog Skin and

Buffalo.

Robes and Blankets l a all grades and at all prices.

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d u e h i g l l i n i n g , c o n t a i n i n g tiy e s f l i m t l .

A l s o , t h a t p a r t of t h e H a r d i n g f I T . H . S , . . , I ed, l y i n g east a n d s . t i i h id tho I i i g i w . \ « .mee t ing a t t h e D y e r Arnold four o i t n - t i , s " c a l l e d , lioiitided a n d d e s T i t o d a s f ill iws, v , / C o m m e n c i n g in t h e e n t e r of t i n - h i g h w a y a t t h e c o r n e r s a h o v e m e m io i i ed , Ihem-e eas t u i t h e c e n t e r of t h e h l g h w . i j t o l h e e.inl. r l j lit,.-of t h e o r c h a r d , t h e n c e s >uih t • t h e n o r t h l i n e of t h e Imtiie l a r m . s o c a l l e d , ef t h e l i t . - N.t th a n H e w i t t , d e c e a s e d , t h e n e e wes t l i . (lie s.nd n o r t h l i n e of s a i d fa rm l o t h e h i g h w a ) , t h e n c e n o r t h in t h e h i g h w a y to t h e p l a c e of b e g i n n i n g .

D a t e d , J a n u a r y 27th, 1*1)2 > \ T. HEWITT,

5*7 Kxiculorof J . P . Hewitt, dee'd.

T ill! PEOPLE OF TIIK KJ'A'l E OP NhW YORK, to Ellen Rvim, Michael Kyan,

Daniel Ryan, Phillip Hvan, Ulen Hyan, all residing a t Ellenburgh, Cllulun i-.mm v.N'.y ; Patrick >l. Kyan, residing at .'111 Dlvlsl in street. Ishpeming, ilielihrati; Winifred It ' .an, residing a t Hemiiig'ord, tj icb-e. Dominion of Canada; am? Jeremiah Kyan whose re«idei.ee is unknown:

» on, and each ol you, are hereby cited and required to be ami appear before our Surro­gate's Court, to be held at the office of ..or •Surrogate of the county or Clinton, In tlie village of Platislmrfji, in and for the county of Clinton.on the 2tsl dav or March,l«fl2, at PI o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to show cause why Letters of Adminis­tration of all and singular the goods, chattels and credits of Michael Kyan. late of JClleu-burgh, deceased, Intestate, should not be granted unto Ellen Ryan, widow, and John Hughes of Chateaugay, N. Y.

Aud if any of the persons interested be un­der the age of twenty-one years, they are re quired to appear by their guardian, il they have one, or it they have none, to appear and apply for one to be appointed, or, in the event of their neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to repre­sent and act for them in the proceeding.

In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be here­unto affixed.

Witness, David F . Dohle, Surrogate of said county of Clinton, at I'lattsbtirgh, the i-ltli day of January, lxyj

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Calf and D02 Skin.

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Seal, Beaver, Nutria, French CoDey and Black Uare.

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PEOPLfc Otf THE STATE OF SEW to James G. <ila3gow, Ann ,

and Lizzie- . (he children of John Glas­gow, l a teof Baladonly,County Antrim, Ire­land; James Glasgow* Mary— , and Ann

, the children of Alexander Glasgow, late of Kesharkin.County Antrim. Ireland; Mary Jane , Anu , the children of Itobert Glasgow, all of whose residences are unknown; Robert Dysart residing at Resltar-kin, County Antrim, Ireland; James Dysvt w h o s e r e s i d e n c e is u n k n o w n ; S a l l i e . d a u g h t e r or j a n e D y s a r t r e s l d l x g a t Ba l ly -mena,. County Antrim, I re land; Martha D y s a t , a n d KlizVbeili We i r b o t h of whom, r e -s ideat Canterbury,New Zealand; Margaret Kennedy res id ingin West Troy, N. If.; Mary Jane ,daughter of J a n e Dysart supposed to be living at Canterbury, ~XVw Z-aland; David Anderson, J ames Anderson, and Sam­uel Anderson living a t Gortahar, County Antrim. I re land; the children of Anu IMc-Clel'and whose names and places Of resi­dence are unknown; the children of Mary Thuinpson whose names and places of resi­dence are unknown; to all o iherhet rs o rn tx t ofk iuofXaucy Glasgow, deceased, if any to Mary K. Walworth and Caroline ii. P i rn s worth, Robert Wallace Anderson, Dinah Anderson, Ann Cavanagh. Alexander "Weir, The Peristrome Presn;, leriau Church, all of P la t t sbur th ,X- V ; Graham If. Walworth and C l a r e n c e B . I V a l w - o r l h o f rit P a u l , i l l n n e s u i a ; L o t t i e f l a c e of Sr. A l b i n s , V e r m o n t ; a n d t h e W o m a n s U n i o n j i i s s i m a r y S o c i e t y of A m e r i ­ca for h e a t h e n l a n d s i n c o r p o r a t e d in t h e c i t y of X e w York , F e b r u a r y 1st, lbf',1, t h e l e g a t e e s , h e i r s a n d n e x t of k i n of t h e l e s t a t . i r , a u d t o a l l p e r s o n s i n be ing w h o would t a k e a n i n t e r e s t in a n y p o r t i o n of t h e r e a l o r p e r ­s o n a l p r o p e r t y of s a i d l e . - l a t - r a m i t h e ex-e c u t o r o r e x e e u t o r s , t r n s t e e o r i n i s t e e - i i i a n . . - . i o r desc-ribed in t b e i v l ! of Xicii-y G l a s g o w , d e c e a s e d , s e n d g r e e t i n g :

"Whereas . H i i a m ,W a lwor t l l , t h e e x . ' e u t n r n a m e d , of t l ie !a.U wil l a n I i t s ' u n e i t t o t ^ a i i c y Glasgow, d e c e a s e d . h a s l . . t e t \ a p p l i e d to o u r S u r r o g a t e ' s Cum 1 of t h e c o i u . u o t Clin­t o n to h a v e a c e r t a i n i n s t r u m e n t i n w r i t i n g r e l a t i n g t o both r.-a! a n d p r r s .n.il e s t a t e , d u l y p r o v e d a s t h e la-,1 w i l l and ti s i a m e n t of N a n c y G l a s g o w , l a t e of 1'l.ittso i r ^ h , IU sa id c o u n t y , d e c e a s e d .

Therefore , you a n d ea.-h of ) . i 1 a r e h - r e l v c i t e d a n d r i qu i r ed t i l . e a n d a p p e a r l e t m e o u r s a id S u r r o g a l - ' s Court to he h e . l il t h e ofH;e of o t t r ^ u r r t i g a t ^ o t t h e e o u n t y ui ( ' t in-tou , ill t h e v i l l age ,,f P i a t t s ' n i r j h . l.-, . m d I - r t h e c u u n l y of C l i n t o i . , mi t h e y h d i y ..f May , l*ai, a t 10 o'cim-k in U:- i..rei,..,.'ii .-f t h . i t d a y , t o a t t e n d t h e p r . i l . j l i " o f t h e . l l ' l last will atnl testimi tit.

A n d if a n y of Uie per> i l iS l i . t e r e^ i . ,1 t,e u ^ d e r t h e a g e of tv . en t} o i . e \ e j . - , , t hey . . ie in­q u i r e d io . i p p e a r l.y tt , . ir t ' ' < t r l l . i ' if Hi. > h IWOUe, o r if t h e y !„;•.,-I. . n e . l . i , i j , ; . .if j i , a p p l y for o n e to h^ a p p - i i n t e d . . r . l n i t . * . ^ . , of t h - t r i j e^ l rc t or fail i r e t " I . i v i . i t f u . ' l u will lie a p p o l n l e i b j Ihi- J -nrrogate t s e n t a i d a c t f.. r i l iein l a th>- p M ••-. -d t i , /

i n t c s t iu iony whereof, we h i v e i ' i ' i , r l .se.-.i of o u r s a i d b u r r o g a i e S C o u r t l o b e 1 u n t o affixed.

W i t n e s s . D a v i d K. D o ' d e , S i r r . g i i e of t h -sa id c o a m y of CJ in t - jn . a t t i . e \ -tl.tgr- ..i P l a t t s b u i g h , l a S i l d « , ii 'ity , t h ^ 11 II d a } ol J a n u a r y , o n e t h o u s a n d e i^h t l-uielri-d a n d n ine ty two D. P . IM.-.11.,

In s J 3 « 7 Mi r r . ^a t e .

OF T U B STATE OK NEW t o L u t h e r H a n c o c k , w h o s e r e s i ­

d e n c e is u n k n o w n ; J e h i e l l la i ienel : , v.Iio r e ­s i d e s in ( " l e v e l s n t l . o h l o ; ! " 1 ! i r les Hancock , o l C h a m p l a l n , C l i n t o n c o u n t y , IN'ew Y o r k ; B e t s e y M. Murse , of C h a m p l a l n , a f o r e s i i d , M a r y P e r r y . o f . Je isev C i ty . N e w J e r s e y ; h . i t « C l e v e l a n d , of Wl . iTe iUve r J i i ne l l o i i ,A ' ^ r . i i . i . t ; H a n n a h C l e v e l a n d , of W h i t e K l v e r Juiu-tf-ui , V e i m i n t ; Cha r l e s u. Ha i .e i . ck a i d l . lme r H a n c o c k , of Box l l u t t e , N e b r a s k a , t h e ••hiM-ren ot Luey M a n o o i i , n a m e s i i i i k i n c i b , i i M*-t e r of L . i s L. S h a w , h e r e i n a f t e r n a m e d , . » d c h i l d r e n r i -s id ing a t G e n e v a . All i-u r j i i n n , K a n s a s ; t h e c h i l d r e n of L a u r a T h u r b e r , n a m e s u n k n o w n , l a s i s t e r of s-iid Lois L. Slittw) w h o s e r e s i d e n c e s a r e u n k n o w n , se i .d g r e e t i n g :

V o n , a n d e a c h of y o u , a r e h e r e b y c i t ed a n d r e q u i r e d p e r s o n a l l y to be a n d a p p e a r l.ei . r e o u r S u r r o g a t e of t h e c o u n t v of < l l i . t o i i . a t t h e Cour t H o u s e in t h e v i l l age of P l a l t s l m r g h iu a n d for t h e C o u n t y of C l i n t o n , on t h e 4 h d a y or A p r i l , l f J i , a t 10 o'.-loi'k in t h e f o r e n o o n of t h it d a y , t h e n a n d t l i e r e to s h o u c a u s e wl .y L e t t e r s of A d m i n i s t r a t i o n of a l l a n d s l n g u l i r t h e g o d s . c h a t t e l s a n d c r e d i t s of I...is I.. S h a w , l a t e o t C h a m p l a l n , C l i n t o n c i tn iy , New Vork, deceased, miestale, should h..i I »• g r a n t e d u n t o Wetsey M. M. r s e a i d hAv.n.i'1 l i . c l e v e l a n o oi c i i i n i p l t i n , iu s a i d ( " i i n t y of C l i n t o n , sa id Betsey M. M . u s e b e l u g a niece-or sn id d e c e d e n t w h o h a s m a d e a j pin-t»i. . i i for t h e s a m e to i s sue to h e r a n d sat i ( I c e ­l a n d .

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tographs that the lace of the person pic­tured h;is something of an unnatural ex­pression, as if a ghost had appeared and the picture was taken while the memory of the vision remained? This isn't true, of course, of the best flash liirbt photographic : work, but the result of the amateur's la­bor always has this disadvantage, and I may say that even the very best flash light photograph presents this effect iu some •light measure. Most people think, I sup­pose, if they know anything about tj>« pro­cess, that the reason why a flash light pho­tograph shows a weird glare in the eye* of tbe subject may be found in the shock that i ia« jiudiiei* HMMIX tci-v-us «b« x ic te r . tout i ts it

matter of fact, tlie expansion; or the pupils of the eye i» due to quite another cause, lor *the picture is taken usually before the subject has time to change expression.

To take a flash lifcbt picture, tbe operator must darken tbe room iu order that he Htay get bis ioeus, and while the room is darkened tbe pupils of tbe subject's eyes, In an effort to icet what light there is. nat­urally expand, just as a cat's do in the dark; awl tba picture is taken while tlie pupils ar* la a state of unnatural expan-•km. ,£ad tfcat** wby in flush light uetf> •Uvuatha subject's eyes look like overcoat

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Cotton Seed Meal AND

MIDDLINGS FOR SALE AT

Plattsbtng'i Creamery aud Cold Storage Company's Butter Factory, Margaret St., at the liailroad Crossing.

A.D.B0OMHOWER. January 7,1192. 2tf

Desirable Real Estate for Sale io the villageof Plattsburgh.

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on north »idc of Coucti ktreet, beloiigln|(IO j t h e «.»l»t«5 of . l e r u s h a U. Udwardu , <lecea«cd.

for term* aud other purlieu Uu Inquire ol a«U M. S. JOHNSON.

J. D. WILKINSON,

GUNSMITH and LOCKSMITH. Ireeck a r t Maiile-L»a«luc Klle«,

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To ;he above named di-fetdantsi -V u hereby sunuuoned to ai.s.ver the e .n .p . i n t h i s a c t i o n , a n d t o s-rs i - a c . p j «d y a n s s s e r o n t h e p l . i l n l l U Vs ; : l t . , T u ^ j s \ * . I t w e n t y tiAyi a f t e r t h e s . - r \ lce , i "it i , . m u c i e x c l u s i v e ot t h e d.i> . 1 i i n --. in c a s e of y o u r feature to a j i p - n , o r a n - . j u d g m e n t will lie t a k e n a g a i n s t ym I s r a m i r o r t h e r e i l e l d e i i i a n d e d l a t h p l a i n t . -

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by publication, pursuant lo an order of llun. H- A. Kellogg, Just ice of the Supieiuc Court Of the H'ale. ol N. w Vorlc, dated lite Ulii day ol January , \\ft$, and tiled with the complaint in ihe office or the Cleric olCHuion County, a t •rlatUburgh.N. Y.

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