V

ilRGH DAIUV I -

piLArxsBUKeH, i t irM SATTTBDATT, K A T aa, iaoa,

TO'!'

f H E •-••••

iittit .

tbar. ,,

that -.• -

lose '*• : -

f6tnr:.

tbat a.-.

. : iti \ U T Y BECAUSE

: : H : A P ? Paying too

:\-z :mreliable is worse

r.;.i«'.h for something

••I au*e yon not only n> but get nothing in

\ . ,.\ only the best and

,;>'v as possible' so as to

at'

•sot t *

.;.: * a price that <sai-

wer for the same kind.

OF

Saifaai

of the

UNITED CAPITAL '

.'fLMOPFITT rjas. CAVAINAG-H

l . f i - MOFFITT . . | , L SIGNOR . . . .

> 4 F Q S I T & B Y

., »u..»-..»-»president'

. . M a r i f a s M e t t

DiaBCTCMUS-s&Mofiitt,. . @, 3^S«rJbj|, ,3*8, I'a v a QfijrU, J . I C* StolRtt,.

, The*. F. < onway, 1>M$!^M*xdQn,

•toon

CStoIee investmeat ]K»4i d«»lt in. qfcifta tod mvefiwr

able la all parts of tt»e

O ^ U e S , *T*ffl: -worWi for « a l c

Utemt allow©* on sp>ci*l deposit*.

^Gity ffatloiiat OP

^ JPfflSi F O'BRIEN,

r»|» :Ci« B A«CE»v» ~

P L A T T S E L R G H

DIRECTORS

*% ^obn H ^ j $ $ $ % . & H.T, Kejloggf*. .tfcty Ik L. sheddejfcr / .M*

su*ins». Tratusacta*

Depositors 'i&£er$a;;

Which their' oalaȣe% 'eponsibiliTy w&r&nts;

,' ", PresMeat

Ti^-P*e*Weirt:

Cashier

SC»36&ap-p,

v ©naltooa, .SJ». Earner.

we hare placed in stock a full liae t>f th*

Corn Beef,|Roa«t Beef ^ Potted Ham

Brisket Beef

MOW TO GOULD SYSTEM

Pjennsylvsnia Road Cu t s Wes t -

e r a Union ^ j x e s . J II

Leave yoiir Order w

Pork'a nd Beans • * • i •

You *a*fce no mistake if you |get Ice "Vsribese" !»%& H M *

-:a£

1$. the mo«t heaHnc

Bums and nit Skin

D. t GlLlEIT,]»rifjist mttsbwfl

H %

mmtm

OE THE LI3B ||DE8TB0TEP

r reataeat C m w t t Order* Beatova l • ( Rival Trlea-rajpa *»•»«{* * » * -Wf«» (at Six »tmt«% V»»T V" Jtsirtfe Force k f M o I a a t W*r lc t

Philadelphia, May 22,-^The last ot>-•Uclti In .the H«Batio» between the Pamsyivaitia railroad a^d the West-el n Union Telegraph company orer ibe p >le» ami wires ot the Jdtter company 011 the rnilroad'a right of wax having bten remoTedl by the Unitoa Stirtw dr>

THE REVOLT IN CR01TII

Disaffection U n d e r I f r rannical

I Ru le Spreading. ,,

A LOHG BTAHDIHG EAOE HATEED i

Jl?&e ^a*«ti<>n A«ntr Jowraal, tke Way <<SBy* *^«*A '%a9*klf' -ia tMrty different langua*?*. _.-

. , a > M A m Cat ***rmt*Jk ' :<**?" <jtt' tha *B»t>*o; .i^»'ik«»«t aoit; ol a »»*»» aor# «r bolt 1Q*W1W* Vifltch 'HM»1 SalYs JK a quick cura. In buy-i&X Witch. Haiel Salvo, be particular & «lft aE»tf«ifl?#*4Wt $* '«».««l*a th*t heal* without IeaTth* * *car. Anvb-clflc for blia4. bl»d!o«, Itching and

a. K, ©iiiA«v % >fii. i*rt£ift. *i*tt»

tte diamond ttrfjowsft #t m „ _ T — , have produced, ik th* past thirty yaara |iW;000,000 la tbe roaifa. ,

-JfclS^Ww laU •<U*«a*y Wat»

Ererjr *eren. daya tha «lood, waacle* aittd bone* of * niau «f avaraga SIM loaaa two poonda oC woraoat tiiaro*. TW» wa»te cannot b« T*i>ieolahed^and

4 *!«• bmStk m&- itfe«gt% ti^fc t » Wita-out p*rtact digaatioa. ^ TRTJ*H the at<nn-aca and digantlfa organa fail tp per­form their function* the atreogth ieia down, healtb ,gtta« way,, and dttaaae sets up, K i ^ J IJytpepaia Cura ao-ablsH ffe* #t05n»a!<*; att# 4lffi#r« or-ifan« to di«**t and aatimiiate all of :fia-wiioi,aajWiiia m& -®t»£ flaqri* aat* ,«ft 'la*6- fh« Sdad. »* fetpod &ai^r«#iiild« ihe tlMUM and $&&*$)> the he«lt» |u|!S attfugOi ot-fi^e mtad «aft body. ilKod'of--'ianx** '.Xttdl|SeU|<^ 'ByasN***-' :*tid. iJi] ktomt% tftawblflB* ' It 'it as.

..,..,„. .,.^af. tojojfe.. Soja.'&y - • ^ li»: iGSf&wrfeiO. % lt*ricin, 'Saatt*-

Wsatfesfc- ' -0»?'S^|w6er '^ryet1 w Jfe 4

|terftlsli^' i!^''!w^^*ro^hly.«3id |>er«

raris; 3jflWRp"*?tHF« anjl -SmJpm: te nJf. !^d*"^':'^ia§fe''«3it'3535e^ii 'lambferi

'pa;e'.""^5eafti a^dr*jo*>rin;fk. Cjpl«n|n%;

ier finiaii. •-<)? all 3d»B& • ®*& mt sriem %kG3m' Jfl» Wy« li^aoiiap a id «rdarg ^Iv6a

Wir-

W:

.i-ds for all pwpQSV® bere.

Netting for •cblctes pens.*

Meth tor lend

W:

¥,•

arbed," for fen<:

•ting for sei

D. Ordtr

gar'

>fotl>to&e putt Jig things ia

•.L quote* the_towest prices" .ojfc k.:.< and grades "of

:. I home use.

-;..'.' :" .v.-r..-,.vl...

31f«n a r e * a c be;& for l3ie w o o d

Irdm'CoBitJanT. Steady employ*

at, jtije office of .the

PliATr$m*»4«, N. Y.

FtYf'jseara* abs'tte<««*; is said t» b*' rHtifred it i&e teeJirJate'* cur* Is fa 'ba'tabaoloiMy pe^atteftt...

it •".»]'i' ' n i i i i i — • « • » » « — > — • »

.^t MttJfr'.apasdijr* Hl»ee now aa4 t h a a * ^ badttoe wlH ebset con»ti»itioiv Wliouanasa aad; liyar ttocbiei. J3«Wittlr i4ttia r r l y Bia» sera, are tlia tiifopm iliMi j Uilt tbat mm W *Wtt«tftf fte •»6CP9tto'air iSEOor*; Jttf: •tji:©-bowelfii! :gent$y»,ye 'effee*»ai>--ly; and; ^ t t o ? 'iftcli' •tona an A itfclniifc, -to' ttta.$l^adf ojf ifea atomacb- «&$ ^^ «r- tbafc tta .ea;us*.--oi: -tba ttoubia-fe removed ant&eiy; anid it tbeir' ttae la* contiased fe* $ tfw $98**' them ifffi b$ j(o ^t^ora: Oj tlie ^jonipialnt. Sold by

iu ?. CyAS8A'4|Tk

rrtt twirt at nttabunr. fjiwidjpnt Cn* #!itt of thu* PennsylvanFA railroad H suwi an otti<»r for tu<» f«staovai of tbf pjles and wires. Already nioiiy mile*-o ' trirt» have IMWU cnl di>w».

niatory^tboWs no rwxim of one cor p>ratlou gtrikinjg anotfapf a Wow ko ttemeodota* a» that dealt to tlie \V«st «tt Union T*lfffJi>h by the Pennsyl Ttnla rallroed- A. J. Oawwtt U^nn

. « o r * than a y<?ar a«o to w?taltat<» OJ* Glorge J . GotHd. wbo had tlared to In-n ide Ppnn«yIitimJa by pushing tbe Wa-biiah railroad into Pittabpic.

Wlr*« I* »i» i t a t rn D»«M|«HI. When fliwiiy tlie F*nnayivairta rail-

riiad nfrock th<» Western rnlon the b tut fell almost aii«illta*ie<m*lyL.in *tx alatwf —PennKylvanta-, X«w Jewey, Maryland, Vlndnia, 1V«« Virginia and J » York, It loat non<| of it« IEOTW b >canap It spread orer «»<:h great area.

Ipt» ttop effort went thej luighty x»ow. «' of a j^reat *,o»t«!raHoRj Fully #,(MH> nen , dlstrtbuted along {nearly 2.500 it Ue» of rftiiroutl, were hurled agaiuat tJi^ We*tern Uniott in thf work of de-«i ruction. * .

The ©rdw to cut the wire* aijd polea a !fect» the territory on »|tw n«itt line fiom Jtorrt»vm<\ i*a„ on the Delaware riTec ojqni'iiiv Trenton. *3SI* J„ acrSn* tlieatate of t»enn?>1vania to Pittahnnc; Sartlmom to Washington mi the Phila­delphia, Baltlmoii? and} Washington iiiUmad and ai«o ftifeftta jthe pole* and i|lre»o?.l^teI^ra|jh:.^ten«ny'©n the;

Tbe beat sfwk ajman, can, itafe to •|j§ -cr^Tit' is-, ft $ # 4 . iavestinent ofc Soand,' e&njmon sebse.'

$B0ftG8 J. GOftD. Weafc Jersey, aiad %a^libr© railroad;; Tirbl h runs froih Cawflfeii to Atiantle ilitYv TEapjB May and otixer seashore lointa pt, the so»themf?s*e* Jef»ejy t | o a # t v , '• • ' • • • . , -

ESyery auction hand; la this territbtif Jk being jtnprtjssed liito «*rvfc* t© |»e|^

s.

:«s.

£»ens.

Prices Are

wire for larnj^:

R^ht

I HMJffl. i

So. 4 Bridge Street

V . TJ^e Ointment Prepjir^d by the

G D W a a D Bit fijEES Plattsburgh, CUnton <fo.« M; Jjf.

A*a3«ahte » B « prowpfc T»medf«.L, NotWflg eantake.iamlftcea«ft:cuJ« for fJXgS. «aa the "ranoas troubteg jiiaSned to.th»JaheJ. • -

Inquire for ih at W*of the Prapisi

IWtMng 6a§ ^rer eqnalieia it. 'itpflxmir can, ever surpass it.

i r« A Perfect J f of. All l ^ r ^ t an4

Ij^wbacfcifiWaHa, # i * * 8 o « B « i ^ a ,

. \ -ipfcer.-sc-iiEay* ;_, itecent e%efiments» by" |>racti<aa tests ^ad exatninatlon'wltli.li|te aid of ti*e X*BSys» Mtahllsh it as a fact that O^tajrji pt.'iEh* stowacij is not a dis­ease of itself, but that it resnlta from jiji remofinf the telegraijh: eoinptny*s repeated attijSikB of' jhaisestionu "How | j ropery . !The wire ietftef' beitig: cfrit is Can t Oure My, Indls'estionf" Kodoif < aHetl nft and left Jytag along1 the rail Bj'spensia .'0a*e ' i s curing(tB^aBands.«r(!iad, with the poles* awaiting dispose I t -will cure' you .pt,indigestion a^d'*Vbn.byfh©^r^tern IJiiloieonipaay* dys^enrfa, anC^rs*ent ar core Catirrh i of the Stbwaii, :Kodol digest ^hatj you eat—niakeg: the stomach ' s w e e t i .Sold by- • ,' . • ' - . ]

P, JC, ^i]bertf Q, % -I<arWa, Piatts- j burgh, 1$. Y.

Helena., Mont,. May 92.-^President Ifowni*''Of tile state botatl of sheep c i>n»niissaoners jrtaces .jthe jtotal Rtimber of sheep lost in the receipt biipzard at OLV.000. Up to the time pi the storm

mmn eight mum w» ha,ye T^^fMQ ha& been *%&*& &*$»£ ce^ed «aon«h emigrants from Bnnope. J « f « r d t « « ! * « * ;tOt|,.of « »

r lost iu Montana •since B|eember. At an average of §2,50 this i|>enB*a mon* e MW loss of $3,700,000.

to reoeopte Ireland.

Child rt-u i n i 'er l i " Some of the utost ansious houifi

of a ihother's life are those^when the little ones have the croupi . Foley's Honey and Tar ia « safe; and effective •remedy that aever faiJaT "My boy woaid nave died from feembraneoua cronp if it bad not'been for Foley's Honey and Tar/ ' writes (X W, t&nish at Winchester* ind." '

Mrs, p . K, qfilbert, p r n s g i ^ Piatts-) g,» "£: inrsh. - ' . . < ' j Fvt oo*

One faetory at St. Btienne, Franee, made last year 269 eaajdon to he treed against haileto|nis. * ' •

Hfejrr Mlniitry' Kor'-Jyeaee*

made represepttttl^na: .to:-^be- Jpprief on; t ie seyerltjfi|! prasitieed iii Ma«edQhuii writing their eeaaafloft a i a -weani.;^f

When yoa want a pjeasant nhysic' bringing gbont more cordial rela'tton.a try xaamberlain^itbn^afit and liver between Turkey and Bhlgatla, Whe Tablete. They sr?.jea§y- 'to ta^e and -Tli^^i^^fS^'^lg.S?6.*^1

pleasant In effect Fortealeby- | Mrs, Giibert,- Sheddeh & BO0th»

Plattsburgh; H, iJ. <JiiJespie & <Jo„ Ausabie Forks/W. CiOugh, W- Chazy. ,"sere drowned throngh going beyond

A good inahy-thtaiga are mom or ^ eir depth and being nn|$ble to awitti Jfesa adnlte,rateA bnt most political "j Ibe Waafaua f iver tieaji its^unetioii adylte;

rf|lspeeehes ar

I.iirjce Calico o^'IiriWbWi Pensacola, Fia., May 22|-The British

* »amer-!;Lawther Ca^t3ej:has cleared TiJth the largest "cargo ofiilutnber ever slipped froni Pensaeoia|nd probably t]ie largest eversiiipped flom any port o'. the 0pited States*. It-ftis consigned to parties in (Jreenoek. I t eonslsta of' 3l4l3i732 snperflcial feei.valued at

ti > the »jow:er9ior their rnematlou.

Nashua. N, »., May ^Sl-^hiee iaa»

im the JkjCefrinjae,

Over T w t Tkoawtaa »1KT* HMTW iBeem I»«»ri»€>»ea—Tro«»l« Tkreateaa f» XaT«lTe fiolmatla—Meetlsaa o£ l*xo-

Yienua, May 22,—The rewit in Croa­tia is spreading at an alaMning pace in eyei;y part of the titniar kingdom and threatena to involve Dalmntla.

The Celebrations at Agram nf the anniverwry of the death of Jellaethich yon Buplm, the former ban of Croatia, Who died at Agranx May 20, t85», cul­minated in a iierce et nflict with the police, jwounding many peraons and makinxj 350 arrest*. Including leveral Itndents and women. The <*y of Agralui is now completely under mili­tary rule. The principal streets are closed by cordons of troops. -- .

Four regiments* tfuily equipped for war, have* been ordered to 'proceed from Oedenbnrp to the Agram district. At Bnetari and Mdja thousand* of peasante^tteuiptwl to destroy the rail-wad in order to prenent the arrival of trwopc They lore uji the rail* at five different points, and when the military arrtVed the peasants pelted them with *tohe«£ JnJ«iliaK several soitdiers. The troop* retaKkted by ahootink and bayo­neting many of the peasants. ^

T w o *rfc««*and Cant ! • « * rri«»».j The slava resident in yarlona parte

of Austria and Bohemia are holding Indiguatjion meetings to protest against the proeeedinga in Croatia, wherei aa already cabled, over 2,000 person* Iwcte already been imprlwued. In Palmatla imjioriant denion^trutions hare been planned for May 24, when protest meeting* will be held in twenty dif­ferent pjaee*.

The diatnrbances in Croatia Jaw pri­marily due to the Ung standing race hatred between the Slav* and the Mag-yam. '

The present outbreak has two main sourcea-tftwf. the general discontent of

HOW TOLSTOI VIEWS IT Count Gives H i s Ideas of Kishi-

neff Affairs

PEIB8T8 AKD OFFICIALS SLAVED

A

i I, i <*m*iiJh

P H I O B T W O C E H T S

r»

MEMBER OF L & tk f. Threaten Bright's Disease—Pe-ru-4U»l

d Hint to Heaim. ^

^5sr«^"v

R« Called CkrUtlaaB md*. B«.a«ate4 l»*«»le Iaatl«raie4> t a f IHoU and Syiaaatkl«e4 W l t k itl .»««a» •£ •to«4V ] > St. Petersburg, May 22 —Answering

a private letter aririug for his opinion of the Kishineff massacre. Count Tot stol baa replied',

"My relations to the J^ws and the terrible Kishineff affair n nst be clear J& everybody interested li L my beliefs. My relation to the Jew* can only be as that to brothers whon 1 lore, not >becamie they are Jews, trat because IBer and ettrrbody are the Bant ot

the peaakntrynrisfpg from the extreme °* T * * i , 2? H ?* ^SH *W* Per-} poverty prevaiUhg everywhere and from the fact that In some parts of the country |the ^peasant* are on the verge of famine,! second, the indignation aroused Ivy the alleged tyrannical rule ot Counjt Xhnen Hederrarj* the pre* *nt ban pf Croatia.

A» evidence of ottciai tyranny the Croatians paint ont that (tliiere ia atn% sotutely jao ijlberty of the press. Scarce-' ly a day hat pasted for many, year* without' opposition newspapers"being conn«cated, and latterly they were all •uppreaaed. i f^ p^pfc h,yie not the right to hold public meetings, not even at election time, and the government la accused of absolutely controlling the elections. The Croatiana, in brief* en-Joy absolutely no rights of cittwnahlp.

The present agitation covet* thfr eu-tire cotmtr?% from lSs«e|g in the east to the distrW-ts on the Adriatic coast.

KTaw York I * w y e r C«a-rlrtea\ JSevF totk. May 22^A verdict of

guflla" haa been brought; lit ijo, Htft.ca» o -<i«orjge Edward. MiB4.':the lawsfec Wirt''!***-been.;50&;'triiit 'before: jrnslce; ii*it3te»£rd to th« ^ tbfe tfttppewf conr'fc n * m*tmM *t-tempted-' 'grand larceny .In: •&$»«; fe>. prncure^fot? thie pnriioae of deafroyltog thetn tfie otlginai dritflw ottv*|hdict* meats ftgainat ;Ur» 'M^md ^•'Fiower-diargirtg nim with grand iarceny-Mill* m * remanded ntttil alue^day, when he wiHl be «ept#needi !j?he;^tt-•%ttnn i^,0^ wlf»'it& n)ia^ht»in,pe^' alty of t**o and one>baIf years* Jnipris-onraeot an# a Cine of Igw.

^rptwaftte* Ufa* 'Sf*#e *f«»»r« 'UiJea,,'lS. .X., f5Iar'2&-J£he lleming-

ton TjiWwrlter company of Tiioft has just made its umtty empioyeea happy by annonnMiuj tigiii liad decided: to 3&PP to alt empioseei having been con­nected with: tift^bpftny fpy a pmm of 4en or more yj^Bs^-jhoaua -of '|i0a ».: year, to be paid in InsMiments of $50 wm*'«Bc itnottthi -oft Jhne 1 ^tndsM' Cbriatmaa ^me* Thte 'resolntion ap* plies to all men,who!hate.aiready com-pleted the ten £ears of pervice. and to' otlters aa fast a^ tttey-Jghaill reach tliat point. At the present 'time SST men^ w<* flnailfled to receive ^he bonus. • I

Pekiftg, Maj 22,-^Che ovcrniient ia afa.rined.at the'dis'fltiietifts news of an antidyiiaii:!<» ntbreak ii . Yunnan prov-inctv. The prefect has been killfed, and, the city of Xinngahfn h iuvested by the rebels. T-he..Freheh pojisul at' Xninr' nan|u confirms the- repocttbat the sit-flatifen \$ serious, Teje|^p;te CQhinin-nicatton With the Fr<?ncJ)i troffitieri^'in­terrupted.

A Chase Ajftt?**- JPleeinis^ -C!o«vvict*. Jersey City. N, J.( May 22.-rA«er

felling two Keepers .wi h an iron bar hyo criminals confined in th,e Hn'flaoh eonntjf penitentiary at j^takerBtlft .es-eaped.'and were not rieaptured until one bad been shot in the back »nd the other had been surrounded after a three boar search in t h e ' meadows, where be was hi hiding.!

<r«?a UtiiterJi Jjanpf^^d-, . Terre Haiitc, Ind;, May 22>~T<»n men

wereitttprl^bned by a cave in in teller's coal inine, near Cloverland, ten miles east of tills city, at 10 o'clock last nbiht. AH the men employed at the nitae and many from Seeleyville are" nQM working to release the imprisoned mctt, !

^ ^ w ™ u 111 I I I ^ — r

A. CHipmtgo Tro l l ey Coll is ion. ago, May 22.—Twelve pei's6ns

were severely injured; five of them fcbgerously, and a score of other pas-

jaengers thrown into a panic by a colli­sion between electric ears at Thirty-iBftb: and Halstedstreeta.

- The Arlcaasaa JPr«a a t fca»t, Gairo, 111.', May 22.-The monitor Arr.

kansas has arrived safejy at Oairo and IS now anchored .in the Cairo harbor. &o| fnrther trouble wll]l now be eneonn,-tered in peaching the gulf,

mfiMmi

COUNT TOi one Father—God. That hive does me no violence^ because I hare met and know Jews-who are very gpod people.

"My relation to the Kishineff crime ia also defined in my reUglotta beliefs, Before knowing alt the frigbtrul tie- Ohsyssllof Swta tails X understood the horjror and felt'»^ll**iafPyttils»vi intense pity for the innocent victims "" " ~

b^a^satetOnWsti

tromUO ^ i "MroQahas 8 0 Tbc t s f s BO plenty a t the ibeasUalltyt of the

Called Christians and aversion and dia-j gust for the so .called educated people who Instigated the mob irad symna- toeai Asglset

i'#J '"'r ip'wif tea

Mbut.

ooid

thl*ed with it*, deeds. Abojre all, I waa tuftrifled" at the real culprit—namely, the government, with Its foolish, fa­natical priesthood and gatg of robber' •officials.

l i * * aasVTlaleaec.Pr^aeaea. "The KUhineff crime wjas a cbnse-

^nence of preaching, lies.and violence, which the government carries on with such stubborn energy. The govern^ meat's { relation to the affair is new proof of its rude egotism, hesitating at no atrocity when it is a kjuestton of crushing movements regarded a* dan­gerous land Is proof of its, complete eua«nhnUy, .which la like [that oi the Turkish ^overmneat toward thet Arme­nian massacres and most horrible atrocities if only* its interests remain untouched.'* j . iitteriofe MinMei1 von Plehtwe ajferisess- • thejina'ssacre of jthe- Jewa'jrt jp§hincff ,lsr«els(r to a"cfe 0C self ide^ense • on the, par* of-©ie- e-w«c'

twWsa,afwi Am jons of my Bright* diacsM romal tbptaghtl Bssdltfsltofnlly BNat«bs> wb*a say onesnoN. InATi

Such license, nib*'-1

year from IMay IS, tered by ^he City ^ | r l for that purpose,8

by the City jClerlcr registered number ^ be attached to the ' man or carter lice: of this ordinance

r iSTf iBAJTf tXASm] •o jg^s l t JjadsttOBu. *

f niarrliaf "H,>vnwmUvtt s f l Mnlng of tha kidaeya, " Bright's dis^Mte^sMybi oeehronlo. Tbs scute ' symptoms of soelii serious natura of t sospscted, but ths>«bipaio\ oomeott so grsdua(ry sod that its pinslSiiijs is Dotsusf sfter lfc has fastsned ttseU upon. Its 'vletfinu >-

At ths sppesrsBM of tiiol tomP^TniiaafaouUbotakstt. «dy strikss s t ones ia tfcs imfi

A nook on eatarrn sart trnWl Pwcuna Vaoietn* Cos Oolnmbssi.tth;

-lor one |>lba||ijbe en-

hlr» book kept Ik a;, Issued

'tag the m shall

HHw c*b_

jllllf^pUtion, eanor,

punishable by In^isjc^ii^atilililot ex-] ceeding ten days « A ^ W I U N A - ' tog ten dollars. I ! ' ^ J ' •Jl

3 3

r„ {' •ttr^^/iB|«:«UMait;.io' Btaaae. fitnn<isvitiie,.;&aa^ May 'Sat-Mor, -Louts.

Edelman of this telfy, who has traveled «stentiye^ ,tntong& .jBnssia aa % stn-dent a»d. is Htornni^p | acqnatnted with afi cindittons in that eowntry, has to

addtsssed a letter to Cojunt (Jassini' ^'1,_ll„ /n--,M^ +j,-»sJirt«l^»ilir„T.^ With reference i» his recent a t a t e m e n t ^ f ^ i ^ ? i ^ * ^ f f l W H T ! ^ -

mm®, «P to the massa-l , * e d T* **¥ ^ " M ? TOHlf

SAWKTNCi iNo person shall ra,Tr<4i

tb.e streeiss or pabU^^Ml city^ for the ipurpode*^1

peddling any goodsM,,. chandise, without^aj $.<f dler- granted by theF prqvided by Sec. 4?]<jl' the laws of lM&fWllMa

Incorporate thW CilM-l of

i«jf the Caused leading treir. 'Bb''lr3delm,ffii''Writesi| .. **f rt forced.-p> *he con sinsion that;, -

yon^-llke thereat of the St Petersburg; onTjjtfalSj; are "$g.noranf of wijiat exists in theiln^iTOr'of^ttuasJto. =• It IjS- not hatred! of ijhe peasaiifinward i*ie,TeW, but the perseentiij>n'df th^ church against the JeWi th'aj i§-responsibIe>fOr the atroci-' tics eotnmltted^ TIte' iiusaktor of the horlibie tottrderis .is the f|n«acal Pp* bieflonostzeC1 * h o Is the TarQtieniada of the Russian in^nfeitten-, The ambir tiffli of'rthfe,;atiitt i^.|° 4<?nvirt aU thi {n$GibI$d&:joHCf".jBdsMU' to' the- Greelj: Chnwh,jaud;.ldst|vra.|h- Is n> >t visited' on the 3fei's alone,: bti| nponMl Lomati Cath oticfc: ftifi ^ ^ a a y i ^ a i k e j ' ' ' ' ' ' -

:6B"^e^?ni£n^y^ven.7< ti- fehe Cnact--meat o!f the.following braiitances b c thefCommon CoBacll o | the City 9f Piattsl?nrgh::.--'S- " ' ' .

All,' d©|£:,,4G^M In ,-\'^<. city of Hiatel^3h, ,^ | | i l pa. roistered ..with the diiy i'4er^;.^-'a.,Sci<jkiltep|t for th^t purpos,e, "?M^,rsb|tll> give iaio name; of thai owiie t.jQift ^^sjt|refi tfumb^r •:bt t^.do^. -and w^ethfer, ip.f .dog is a-•toaie'.^r''^eiitalfe,' "• ' A . *M hearing (a-nuniber corre^poMinf Wi|ti |he reUs^ itf'ntiinb$r .shall ;|be.,..is^tte4 to'; riie-owner of eacb- dbj^.' The Cslty Clerk shall epllect a^-'annnal license fee

may 'be sp producer. thereofi

enxploye^B),' ttpQig a jteeeipfi from the tog payment, of I If Jthe peddler ihtl fbfptj n o | lefes than} $ 2 | ; if With singl4 iinilj, hot) less thafef $50? if witti motcJ " le^thaiii?5&'or-i| | | .City Clerfc shall i§s*' •jonje- yelif w-hich'1" l*ansferi-able, .and? j to any jlicense te ei imppsedj by the la?

G. d in

the # l n g or Bij ir mer-asl a. pad-cterk, as

pt^,269 of Act Platte-

m

rl!

E .AtMITON' AS®. B J

>?o;p€rsoE, whjthj cipal -oi--a^eneifQri

i duct a ^raiisieui r-era store .of ;thiS_qjty f 41 which shall~"!be km seated |a? bankruii signed stodk, or asg^' Sre, water or oihj Such li^« Tepresgp.^ eense granted as v, otQhm. 269 oit& tifeled, f An Act to oi Plattsburgh."

'The"amount >of ] | cense "shall, ibe' month) and shall during ^ e contlni|i B<3SS.

l-i:

followss IliOQ'^r. each male' dog $2$|i for Kich'; female, dog, •'"• :

Eachi dt g/ ll?ens:4d' unis^r |this title shall he r. paired'' jqa- ^fear1 a. icollarj lto

• ' -"'- ••'l"--i ' • - - vtea r

... , - , „ . - - - . ,y him}

TJpe jOwher of %ny d;ok failing jto have such dog" registered and licensed as herein provided within 50 dayfe frqm tho jenactment of this ordinance, shall be guiltir j£ a misdemeanor and sub-; ject to> a penalty of o.OO, to be rje? covered, in a civil action.! , |

It sball i >e the duty of the policemen of t ie 'city to kill all dogs not regfe-* terei and icensed m herein provM^i,

OAlRTkEtS AND a\BME3s.' ' t Se|c. SL6. tio person "other than a 1>

censed ^pojter^ cabman pr carter shall engage in the transportation or the,: carrying o J passengers or merchandijse for hire wijtatn the city of Plattsburgjaii Licenses tin engage m sich business may1 lia granted 'by the Ksity Clerk at the-following rates: \ •, Cjurter'a liiMsnae oneTwocsp | b.do|to enrbrce this CartejF's lifcenae.two aorses., . . W OOf Plattsburgh, tSabm^a/i liceow, »*ch T«Wcl«., ^0.0%; mmw T, Fi ^

$

M

by. the :ts or

of sho-w^ fees:

?el on:

than servant-•e ataa ;

, not ijk The.

tilpnsa for: i n t j t be J

"Iddition Sfreafter iiate.

prikri coa-

in. any goods repre-L

as ais-ed by

Iby any |p_|it a'l-i-

"|Sec. 47 )02, en-&e City

S^otice is hereby | tion" ol the follpwil €|ity .B^ard of Heaj

lieSoived, That 1 houses, located o n | *,c «e"?rers and ;m| skjith, pr where c| iilade with the. ri;|€ ijaake such connecT lereof witli mode| sanitary' plunibia|:|

ikesoived, That'. iirivies be diBcont|

.faiiare to coip| :nhese- ordjnanses1";! pending: party to-M, . Ilesiiteed,. !Tna$l fHealth] Qfilcer '&% •(and directed to- laf jaa may .be-'ne*.e|§J ipiianca With ^he^il 'i itesoived;* ••That'll from ^ntside pit abatedj forthwith and Health Office

Colicky, Frel TeethingBabi Need Laxakol

Mothers will And LAXAKOLA th« b*st-< laxative tor chUaten. BEST beeaaat !fc!*» wf« and made eatlrelv of harmlesa iniraa/ ai«ats BESOf because *it U non-trrita«ajiI and never gripes or causes pain or ItrttaT. tion. BEST because it ia sure and.ii«v«r fails. BEST because "Children like it and u k tm It," f

A few drops can be glTen with safety to ' r««pyoun« babies, which will often reA«v* eolfe by expdllnjc ths wlnft and gas that eaMaas It. <

Iacloiiea plflaee find SO cents 4 In atankps ' for a l>ott3e pr. IJAXAKOIiA. 3E.. uae4 rvwt iample bottle and it did all yon claim" to* It; as- it heiped my baby Tronderf nllr. ,

. MBS. JOHN FASNAGHT. ' fTnlOtt DelMjgit;, Banphln Co^ Pcnn.

All drog*IsiJM2!* an€ 60 cents. Send for frwe sathpfte tomSE LAXAKOIiA CO., 48 •yassjr.jfftgfet, Key yort. - - — -

for Sal* hr " j

a K.f Qq^BBRT. MEDICAL HALL, " ^l»tel(uT«ni N. Ti, ODD. Post Office."

••r'..V;'.:; ;',•;. 1 ^ ~

U-

ffi

Ire;

iuch li-_ljrs per

^monthly 0h busl-

161d6

im '.•' >f0& adop-ane^ By the

Z$ of all h|J3t|lg Pllbr

^8.' there' j '^Cau be

rje| |lred' to '"'.$& days

lets and

"^outside

i;hifa|ither-ol >3#|';the of-

t ; l||pd;O,,.0Q.

|re!g^|ent and'-lyi.SthoriJsed

|peeding|: |en|fl>pc© com-iailfe,-

isirislei: else bs eSident

/directed

RHEUMATIC CURE

•'.P|l'l-(fe: C U R E . _.' Potsdam, N. Y., June 1,1901.

A. jy Phillips, Norwood, JJ, Y., JteW Sir—In Februaay^Iast I was

•qdniincd to my bed with *rh.cumattsn» lr-was not able to move m y hands or feet My physician told me there waft nothing he could do for me. (But a friend told me about your famous A. J,. P. lEheumauc Cure. I sent for i t and took i t according to directions and now I am working every day. I . cannot < recommend it too highly to the suffering puJblic.

, HOMHR MIUL2BR. Norwood, N. Y., MaTch 11, 19bl.

To Whom It May Concent: % - Cjharles ft. Bowen of Norwood,

N. YJ have tieen m the drug,-businesa for the past fifteen years and hava sold and taken all kinds of rheuma~ tic cur^s, but never found one that would euro me until I took: the Fa­mous A. J, p. Kheumatic Cure.

T^hree bottled of it has «ured ma completely of rheumatism of si* years standing.

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IP

<3HABiMSS H. BO-"VKE»T, 'Ph.

T o T^hom It May Concern:

I have liad rheumatism, for fifteen years and have taken different kinds of/'rnettmaHc cures, but I never fonwS one that wonia cure me nntU ;!£ took; the i'amojus A, J. P. Rheumatic Cttre, '#hicn cured me completely iifc terfdays. JUANK A. ELlXBaKDOB^

I Malone. K. T, t J*or sale o> O. T, Larkln, Druggist