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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
BRITTON VS.. GATCHEI..
THE WAR IN THE POLICE BOARD.
VIII cstchei DO Forced to Resisnf-
Motto is "stickr'-Hs Says that He Is n
stumbling Block I'm the Way Of Britton.


Motto Is "stickr'-Hs Says that He Is
stumbling block In the way of Britton.
The President has received letter signed by four
OF the members Of the Board Of Police Commits
slonen-Messr. somerville, Herr, Britton, and
Cssel-in which they tender their designations not
b he withdrawn unless Commissioner Theodore r.
Gatchol is removed.
In conversation last evening Mr. Gatchel made
the following stat, ment:
Last Thursday before the board met, the mem
bcrs sent their designations TO the President with
the statement that if Commissioner Gatchel was
allowed to remain on the board they would not
continue in Office. The next day Commissioner
Bfyan called upon the President In the interest OF
these four Commissioners. The following day sat.
urdnyl Commissioner Bryan called on Mr. Gatehcl
ana advised him to resign, and stated that II four
members of tho hoard resigned II wonld he COM
nented upon unfayoraby by the pres, but that, Oh
the other hand. the resignation OF one member
replied that he
had NOT SOUGHT THE POSITION,
and that he did not propose to leave at the behe't
OF Mr.. Br.tton aud his friends The trouble be-
tween htin and Mr., DrIuon had arisen from the
TACT hat In November last lac had charged that
gentleman with having been in COLLISION with
clique Of gamblers. Since that tmo Mr.
H. had made strenuous efforts to put him
Mr.. GatrlIcl said that he ~ had voted for II
license Improperly, for VIII eli lie 90 had taken
him TO tnsk, since which time he had Joined Nj
lriuOn In his warfare. McSsrs Herr aud Cisscll, II
they have si2TeI the petition, have been m.sled By
the Othc-s.
Mr.. Ga;chCl says that II he would allow his
friends to % the To President. the latter would hest
tate IN ask tor his resignation notwithstanding the
influence Commissioner Bryan Is said to possess
As 10 the
oEIGIS or THE PRESENT TROUBLE,
Ir. GNighri says that he has been In favor OF
having the sessions Of the board public because lie
wts not afraid to let applicants for liquor licenses
know h : objections. No specific charges. he says
have been made against him, but he isu S uniblng
h ocS IN tn way Of Briiton. Mr.. Uutchcl states
I'll D emphaicl ly that his resignation has not been
Iucsc by the President, and that he proposes to
dica until he Is requested to leave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

THERE Is a lnam in Pennsylvania who be.
hrVe that II you will taku a hcrmrtlrally
sealed bottle aud hold it near tho yluund il
will indicate tho existence OF oil "A thousand
feet below the surface Of the earth and I. is
said that last year, acting upon thi, b,Ii4f no
dug eight wells, at cost of 500 900, and the
bottled fooled him every time. He is not the
first rnan--no, not by sevcral--that has been
fUOred by u bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Tho Clerk of the court has i6,uvd marriage H..
ccu,cs to the following applicant y. w.Grvru aud
Mary g. Doyle OF Baltimore, Md. J. II. Thomas
aud RrneStine Key; Thomas fool Lmd Catherine
WeuZel
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NATIONAL THEATRE-Lotil.
THEATRE CoNIoUE.-Jake Budd and new Va.
rlety Company
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Dr. John lord will deliver the final lecture Of his
course ut Lincoln Hail this afternoon at three
O'Clock. Subject, "Abclari aud Helolsc.'
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:UE TOURT REI ORD.

CIRCUIT CouET-CuIEr JUSTICE CAETTER.
Kirk VS.. Brochc judgment ct aside. Brandt vs..
McCann: verdict for defendant for sgs. Dodge ".
CoomhS Brothers Judgment coufsSScd for Sl6l.7s.
Russell IS. Williams; motion for rev trial. Bge-
low vs. District Of Columbia; on hearing.
EQUITY CoCRr-JUsriCE MACARTHUR.
Warl w. Ward. trustee: auditors report con.
nrmcd. Riggs vs. Douglass: trustees bond mp
proved. Truesdeil vs. Austin; tine for closing de-
Wnlants testimony fixed. simmons ". Cingria
examiner appointed 10 take tcst.mony of non.
Trs.dcnt witness. FcudGll v Brady ct u; sales
finally ratified. Payne " Connolly: argument
concluded ami case submitted.
CRIMINAL cot nr--Jl-r ICE wYLIF.
lis Honor aid that hr wished To make II remark
- the jury that sat In heart "a the case Of ollie
Davis Indicted for the larceny Of a.watrh from
I'm JurCs. and In which verdict Of not guilty
Was returned. At that time 10 va surprised at tn
Verdict. but upon reflection hal come to the cOu.
"!us:un that Il was correct The - iAuuy OF the
prosecuting witness was - disrrn"riul that there
wa not II sufficient foundation for different YER
'llrt than the one agreed upon. aud lie ,hOught
substantially that justice hal teen done between
the tinted States aud the defendant.
samuel Brooke larceny; II iOliS p,Osaq"i entered.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court hicr.iuSiirc Cartter-So. 23I
Barnes vs.. baltimore and Potomac Hhilnad
company; No. 81. DAWSON rs. rarmOdy: No
"a, BgelOw vs.. District Of columbia; No. 3D.
Coates et ul vs.. Sofan: NO as DuncanSOn vs. jaime.
ct al; No 3 Crcswcl ct al Is. Beverly ct al; No
jGj, HUH VS. Kinsinger ct NJ: No. 2i6. Gardiner
vs. Clark; No. 500, Gross 4 Br,. ". Limerick e, al
campbell: No. 373. Cole W. Kirk ct al; 80. IA
Collins and McLccster vs.. C"rkhill ct al; No. 375
,olins aud McLccstsr vs.. throrini, Publishing
Equity Court-Justco MacArthur.-No 10
Best VS.. Best: No. H. Payne vs.. Ton
nelly No u, MuelheiSen vs.. Bergman; No
No. 3, Myers vs. Myers No. 26 Hilton vs. sherman
No. q, Capitol, North . street, Sc, vs. Hne: No
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NouSG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them lie wise In time
Clean them daily with TuURSroS's IVORY PEARL
ToorH PowpLR, tho most perfect dcntrli!ce known.
II will keep them through life IN good condition.
white and sound, will barten the gums, sweeten
the breath, and prevent bvthhrhe. Sold by all
druggists. Is aud 70 cents per bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy.
ness, sick stomach constipation. DC? Are you dys-
peptic, nervous. dull. Gnd langrd? AvcFsc to all
eAcrton. Is youi lfe miserable? You require
change Cleanse uhs system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QuIEKs IRIsu TIA. The great house
hold remedy. Il will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, % cents per package. which makes u
quart of medicine.
WELLS MACHINE. SrREAD STRENGTH ESISG PLNSr
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
crs far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy: practice II by
reuovatng your sOiled gloves with JoUvESs IsO-
DEROUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price d cents per
bottle.
Is your hair harsh, dry and stiff DCes II refuse
to curl: Dress 1t with THOMP.oS's PoMApE OPrIhE.
An Oleaginous compound OF singular merits. 1t
will improve H. Sold by druggists, &c. Price %.
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GRO GS7OwH NEWS.



Tho third ola series Of temperance meetings was
held last night ct Forrest Hail. under the auspices
OF the Georgetown Dashaway Club. Tho hall was
filed to overlooking. Mr. John b. Wheeler. presi.
dent Of the Washington Dashaways conducted tho
meeting. II opened with prayer by Bud" Eggles-
ton. General Hayward, OF Indiana, made a very
effective speech. During his remarks he asked the
frog p "Because he always takes to water and hns
q grecnback"
Tho Misses Weaver sang in on elegant manner
applause. Tho Barker family then sang, with good
eject. the solo and chorus, Good Times Com.
ing" This song was So well rendered that Encore
was demanded aud the Barker family sang The
Old paupcr's Funeral" an Offset to the "rtoiigal
son." ~. charlie Nye then spoke, and faiily OK
speIl.boumd 10, ful thrce.auaTtsrs Of an h "nr.
This wGs followed by singing the hymn, "R scue
the perishinR,' during which a large number Of
ladies' gentlemen, and youths came forward and
Der of young merchants.
by request, Mr.. j. Henry Wilson sang lie colo
Yield Not 10 temptation the choir aud audlen'
Rev. Rlchdtd Norris, Rev Mr.. rcale, Near.
R KGhsrd mn.e Js,e Williams; and GdSard Hun
John Ellis sang The Drunkards child" Miss
Mary Miller pinned the rcd ribbon on the lappcIs
of Ia persons who signed the pledge
Another meeting will bn held tonight.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
ny ircr--Schooner Kitty Ann, Laycock. Alex.
andria, with 700 bushels wheat TO T. u. Hartley.
PORT.
To dIrirc-schooncr Aneroid. Eavannah March
10, with lumber for the new Georgetown College
building.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
Georgetown was remarkably quiet during ycs,er-
day and last night Not single arrest was made
up to eleven o'clock quite number were accom-.
mpilRtcd with lodging. IN The stalion.hOnse.
Captain James VI. Goddard Is erecting three two.
story and basement brick dwellings on the south
side OF Bridge street, between Green and Washing
ion streets. The houses will contain six rooms each
aud will have picked rcd brick front, with tuck
joint. Tie windows will have stone sills aud
caps.
Revival meetings are In progress at the IVES,
street NJ, l.. Church. Tho meeting last night was
under the direction OF Rev. Dr. Starr the pastor
and wcs full Of interest. Large numbers have con.
f,.,,ed conversion
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WELLS MACIrfSE-SrREAD STRENGTHENING PISSr
ERs are still the hes, known. Their curative pow.
crs far surpnSs all others.
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SOCIETIES.
SANDY HOOK. E.III,n lIIlNn


 MErHoDIsr.-Rev, James Taylor. Pastor. Ser vices, l0.30 a. m. 1.aU and 7.i0 p. m Sunday School, li.45 q. Iii. Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings, p. m. Seats free.
 ST. JoHs's CHArEL.-Rcv Francis W. Barnett pastor. sunday School. F m. Services, ?. m. Communion service on third Sunday ill month at l0.30 a. Ill.
 3 :. 4 .,. SOCIETIES.
 aRAsrTR LopgR INDEPENDENT ORDER OF Coop .TMMrLAEs.-Meets in hall over A. Beers's store svery Friday evening. Officers W c T, W Perkita; V T, Miss Ella J Peck; w $, N c Dowhs; W c, Mrs D aately; W + s, Mrs F A Bennett; " T. Mrs H I. Wheeler: W M, Horace Johnson; G, Johh Ferris: " 0 C, Stephen Graham; " R s, Mrs W W Perkins; W l. S, Mrs John I. Sanford; w A s. Miss Ella Gately: D Nj, Mary F Peck; Organist, Miss Carrie R Gately
 HInAM LODGE, No: IS, F.A. M-Meets in Masonic Hall Ist and 3rd Wednesdays of each nonth.- Officers :-Wm Sanford. " NJ; John L Sanford, ST. W; W Crofut, Jr W; Jan,ea A Wilson, Sec; James NJ Blacklnan. Treas Chester Hard ST D; John Blackman. Jr D; Vim Hoy, ST s: Benj Curtis Jr s: Vim H Hoy, Geo Winton. and Benj Curtis. Trustees; A w Orgelmann, Tiler.
 ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER-Meets second Thursday of each month in Masonic Hall, Officers :-Gco woffenden, H P James NJ Backman. K; Jas Wilson. s; Vim Sanford, of H. John l. Sanford F 8: A Clark, Sec; David Nobles. Treas; Sas Wheeler k A c; Samuel Barnnm. lst V; James Coles. 2nd V; Somers Crofutr 3rd V; Conrad Dorian. Tyler. ..... . .
 ALPHA JUVENILE TEMPLE No. 1.-AIeets in Lodge Room over furniture store, every Sunday after noon, at 4.30 o'clock. Miss Ella Peek, Supi; W Pcrkins T.
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Poetry.
eulLrINc UPON TIE SAND.

''S VI w JUS Sf''~' 'Tla well tn woo. 'tis wfil to whd. For 20 tho world has no Since myrtles grew and ros,H blew. And morning brought the sun; But have carr yc young HiId fair R. sure ye pledge with truth; De certain that your love will wear lieyoui the days of youth Fer if WI give not heart for heart. Az we'll as han for hand. Youll ind you've played the unwiso part And built upon the sand. -Tls well to save, 'tis well to have. A goodly storn of gold. And hold enough of shiaing stufi. For charity is cold; But plaoc not all your hopes md trust In what the deep mine brings; We cannot 1.-Two on yellow dust Unmixcd with purer things; And he who piles up wealth alone. Will often have 10 stand Beside his coffcr chest and own
 Tis built upon the sand. Iris good to speak in kindly tone, And smootho what ger you can; For speech should blind tho human mind, And love link man to msn. But stay not at the gentle words, Let deeds with language dwell The one that pitics starving birds Should scatter crumbs as well. The mercy that s warm and true, Must lend helping hand, For those who talk yet fail to do, But build upon the sand.
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HOUSAT0NIC RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. commencing June 10. Passenger Trains leave Newtown. going North, at I04T a. m.. and 5.33 p. m Going South, at 6l5 and Il. 40 a. m., and 4.55 D. m.
 Express Freight Trains. going North. leave at l2 40 D. m and [ .25 pm. Through Freight at 10.35 D. m Going South Milk Train at 7.25 D. Tn. Sun day Nilk Train at 745 p. m.
 lo.l7 a. m and 5.33 p. m. Trains connect at BrookfeId Junction with trains for DanbTy.- lo.47 a. III. Train makes close connection at State Line with B. k A. fast train for Albany, with through car arriving at 2.50 D. m connecting with the popular Chicago and St. Louis Express for the Vest 533 p. m. Train makes close connection at State Line for Albany and the West, arriving in Albany at lO.lO ?. m. -
 Passenger Trains leave Hawleyville. going North, st io57 a. m. and 544 p. Going South, at COS g. m, 30 a. In.. and 4.45 ?. m.
 l057 a. m and 5.44 p. m. Trains connect af Brookheld Junction with trains for Danbury; also for Albany and the West. --..
 Express Freight. going North. at 1.20 and I.50 p. m, Through Freight at 1Q.55 p. m.
 Milk Train, going south, at Io o5 p. m. Sunday Milk Train at 90 ?. III.
 Mlk and Freight Trains have passenger accomo dation.
 Passenger trains connect with shepang h. h U '" and from Iitchfield. At Canaan with Ct. West t.R.k Through tickets sold and baggage checked from Hewtown for Albany. Saratoga Buffalo. susPen sion Brd-e or Niagara Falls Chicago. Sf Louis and principal points west. From Hawieyyille for Albany, Saratoga, Bnffalo, Suspension Bridge or Niagara Falls.
 HI. D. AvERILL. General Ticket Agent.
 \. N. BROWN supt.
 Bridgeport, Conn. June lo ls1s.
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RR1nGEpnRr. Anrnst 3. 1877


 Dr. D s SMrTH-Dcar Sir: My arm was bro ken above the wrist-the fracture was set but when healed and the sphnt was removed the mus ces were go slIrunken I could not open my hand nor use it at all. My doctor advis ,d nie to bathe it ill cider brandy, which did freely with no ben eft. made up my mind that 1t would always be useless, when l was told that if there yet any hope for it. Dr. Smith of IT State street would cure it. and am delighted with the result, as 1t improved at once and after only three weeks etec- tricat treatment it is as well and strong as ever
 Mrs. EASTMAN, 1ol Pembroke st.
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From Judgc Full0ton Of Nc1C York.

BHTDGEPoRT, CONN., April F. 1877. Dr. J D SMITH:
 Dear Sir-BetOre leaving Bridgeport beg to uc- knowledge the great benefit l have received from your treatment of me all electrician. You gave mo immediate rrlief from great suffering and ow- ing to the skillfIl manucr ill which you applied the electric current experienced neither pain or unpleasant sensation.
 Yours truly, WILLIAM FULLERTON.
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A neat pamphlet has been issued by Dr. Smith, containing theory of his electrical treatment, also certificates of cures and references from some of the most influential citizens of Bridgeport and other cities. The pamphlet will be mailed free to any address by address ing DR. J. D. $. SMITH, IF State street, or Lock Box 334, Bridgeport Conn.
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From Hon. D. ". MgaHs Of HamiltOn.

BRIDGEPoRT, CONN.,. lci7 Dr. J D s SMITH, IF State Street,
 My Dear Sir-EOr years l have been unable to feed or dress myself without assistance suffered from loss of memory and extreme constipation, and was unable to attend to business until caluc to Bridgeport and put myself under your care. l am now entirely cured, able to attend to business, and can feed and dress myself without difficulty. Yours sincerely, D W INGALLs, ualnllton,NY
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And this cure was effected by ELEc- TRIcIrY, without the little patient cx- periencing the slightest pain or unpleas- ant sensation, notwithstanding she was "only child" Dr. Smith ncrer givos q "shock," but, on the contrary his elcc- trical treatment is always pleasant and soothing; and the wide reputation he has acquired as q medical electrician has been well earned, as can be seen by the following letters, which are but few of many
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. NEWTOWN.
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ar' PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
 VIEWPOINT.
 POST OFFICE.
 Malls open Prom the South. II 20 n. m. and 600 p. III. From the North, l2OO m. and GOO pm Mails close :-Going Nerth, lO.3J .. m. and 44j D. m. Going South. ll.25 Il. Ill. and 4.4j r. III.
 z. 5. PECK, I. M.
 CHURCHES.
 TRINITY CHURCH-Main Street Rev. Newton F. Marble D.D, rector. Services l0.3U a. Tn. Sunday School, I2 m. Afternoon service at 1. COSGREGA ATioNAL.-A1ain Street, Rev. James P. H0yt, pastor. Services 10.]O a. m. Fellowship Meeting, Il. 40. Sunday School, F III. Afternoon service o'clock. The seats are free. CATHoLIc.-Main Street, Rev. Father Mel artOn. pastor. Services, 1915 a. Ill. Sunday School, l230 p. m. .-.-L----
 SOCIETIES.
 OLIVE BRANCH JUVENILE TEMPLE No. lf.-Pnblic meeting every Sunday afternoon at , o'clock, in South Centre School House. Officers Mrs. $. N. Beers Supt. Miss Annie E. Henderson, Sec. Sr PATRICK 5 TEMPERANCE SoCIETY.-Rev. Father James McCarton, Presidents; John Mooney, Vice President; Thomas Egan, Secretary; Patrick Cain, Treasurer.
 NEwrowS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. = Marcus C. Hawley, President; Charles Bersford. Ficc-presi- dent; Mary E. Morgan Treasurer: J. Frank Gillette, Secretary and Librarian. Trustees-A. stillson. Edgar F. Hawley and Daniel G Beers.
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Bn1pGEpoRr. CONN. February, 1877

DIEIIJGEPUKI, NUNN, IJUI VltII I'7FT Dr. D SMIrH-My Dear Sir: was afflicted with chronic indolent ulcer for more than two wears, and was treated by another physician for over year without the slightest relief, and by your skill ill your profession lave been entirely cured. an yours very truly,
 WM. WEIGH, 135 Main st.
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RRInGEpnRT. May 25. 1S7S


 Dr. D S SAIITH-Deer Sir: Was ainlctcd with rhcumatisn ill ly left arm so that 1 could 't raise my hand to my head, and 1 suffered er.at pain. applied to you. aud alter two applications 1 was entirely cured. 5 Il CASE, WOolcn House, Cor. Wall aud Water streets
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BmD rpoHF. Coss.. February Il. 1878. Dr. J. D, X, SAITH!
 Dear Siri--t wish to state for the bcnoft pf the afflicted that my daughter ntw twelve years uih became inflicted about seven yeAr % with dis, case of the right hp aIl for Ave years nho Was unable to walk without tho aId uf trutrhos Tha circulation of the blpud m the limb had crhscd, and the muscle hal shrunk To more skeleton,
 Hor ease bad becn examined by eminent pIysi- clans hcrc aud in the New York College of PhyEi, cans and Surgeons" nOno ut whom gave us any encouragement tO hula that any relief could c afforded. Last Spring by the advice of lriemdh placed her m Tor UT care. Within ten days from your first "truntnient" she began tO improve and within three months she threw away her rrutchcg, And now inc muscle has hccums hard and nearly large as its mate, and sle hgs rerOv' cred entirely from all disease of the limb and with the exception of the difference in the length of tho limbs thr reason of which is obvious to alp she ia completely cured. for which we feel most deeply and sincerely grateful to you.
 Yours sincerely. WM. II. LORD, lJj Main St.
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I D. GILLETTE,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.

Designs, plans specifications, detail aud work. ing drawings furnished at reasonable terms Com, munlcaiiBnE by mall will receive prompt attention Address, r. 0, Box F, Newlogn, Conn,
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IT E. COUCH,
 PHO T0GRAP H E R, No. 1G5 MAIN ST., DANBURY, CONN.

Orer Bdldsvins Drug Store.
 Good werk. reasonable prices, honest dealing and polite attention to customers are characters- tics of CoUcHs GALLERY. eatr.. .... -.
 Particular attention given to copying and en- larging from old pictures. Photographs finished in oil water colOrs, erayon, or any desired style.
 INDIA INK WORK SPRCiALTY.-Work of this kind equal to the best, and warrantei permanent as steel engraving. and the likeness to the original faithfully preserved In this line we challenge comparison with any. Parties wishing clpying done and finished in INDIA INK will consult their interest by examining specimens and getting pri- res. Orders by mail. or any enquiries concerning work or prices, promptly attended to.
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BRIpcEronr. Cosy., August, 1877

Dr D SMIrH: . ... ....
 Dsar Slr-Having suffered with severe pain in my back for years and vainly trying different ren- edes at last applied to you and after few treat menls was entirely cured.
 Tours truly, AsA S.PAH5osS, IA Pembroke st.
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SHEPAUC RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER Trains, commencing on June Sd, 1S1S: Connecting trains leaves Newtown at lo.47 a. m. and 5.53 p. m. Arrive at Ltclheld ut l2j0 and TAO p. m.' Saturdays an additional connection is made with train passing Newtown at 725 ?. h.. with train arriving at I.itchficld at 9.50 p. III.
 Leave Iitchfied at 7.15 A. m. and 2.45 ?. m., arriving in Hawleyville at 9.0j and 4.35 p. n. Arrive in Newtown at l1.40 a. Ill. and 4.65 P. m. Sunday milk train leaves IItchiield at 4.3o pin'' arrives at Hawleyville at 7.l5 P. h., connecting with Housatonic milk train. s+5.
 c. H. PLATT,
 Superintendent.
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Bn1pGEpoRr. CONN. June. 187G

Dr. J s SMITH
 Dear Sr-I could not leave my bed for months from Nervous Exhaustion. tnrd several phy si- cians without avail and finally sent for you, who raised ne from my sick bed to perfect health.
 Most respectfully, Mrs. BAhIRAM, Broad St.
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When electricity is properly applied it animates and vitalizes every part, and restoring the electrical forces of the sys- tenn to their proper balance, lays the foundation for nature to work out her cure. Among the diseases to which electricity is best adapted are the fol- lowing:
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gn1poEpoRr, CONN, May 23, 1878
Dr. J D s SMITH {:

BRIDGEPoRT, CONN, May 23, 1878 Dr. J SMITH:
 was great sufferer, and had given up all hope of ever regainln9 uy healtA. Iput myself under your care four weeks ago, and now feel like q new being. Yours very respectiully,
 Mrs. ELLEN Nj MERRIAM, NUw Salem, Mass.
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Only a Child.

A few months ago inc following letter was received from n well.lnown citizen of Bridgeport:
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
PEOPLES LINE.

offer my services to the travelling public, and can be found at all times ready to convey passen- gers to and from the Depot, or to Sandy Hook and Newtown St.
 Charges moderate. Remember the "Governor." "
 GEORGE REDSTONE.