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, 1880-04-09


Robson alltl CrA,ie nre ttGlng m enormous
business. "Sta1nlng rnoM ou!y' is the rule.
Manager llooley, after All absence III tito
l."st ot eight months, returned to town Yes
tertlay. st
Miss Minnie Palmer Inns leased tho San
Francisco Minstrel Hill, III Nsw York, and
will opel1 thera Il! nlplut tlye weeks with u
nov version Ut "1'lio l3oau!ing School,"
John 1lcCulloMgll clnses Ills stslho1l, Atay l,
at l+eSlngton, Ky. Frut u War.lu tl.c,;.
A;lAyain nsw play wr!ttcl! expressly for
d. s. Wanlbold, who Inns been South for
snillu t!u Oh nect'Ht Ut tll-llcnltlt, IL at pres
rllt Mt NnW ORLEANS, not Inull fnlpr,tyetl, hit
Ii oxl'trte'! to return lion,u nbuut thu middle
ut April.
Atfss Ellie Wi|ton OF tho Untnn Sqtyu
G!anI1'lly l.as recovered trnh l,pr rt,eclt
Illness, n'Nl ulayGA FMttC tfv lEnyifMcr 10
ltM,!ii's !t!shcie't ut lootll's Theatre, Now
-" l.w Etn,gleurs tl1 Paris " at tho Tart St.
aiattll, Paris. ls pr0Elng .'selt ll,"rn pnpllar
ts pro4luc.isils III England and the United
6tates lllls bee,l sold.
Alts. B,werR IL elnuiently dissatisfied with
her t.'lIleeAiei!t to .aNplnrt l310tl,. SiN
eulAplAliH that fnr tlla irst ttlnu In llia,)y
yVlls aflu !alH iii. been ktArrtd, al s!iat thu
wllofu tlIng Is unsatisfactory t0 her.
a Modest 1seaucst Tor Federal asetls..
, 1880-04-09
TESTIMONIALS,
ILLINOIS,.

Disease Of the Stomach and Liver.
..-..... . Cairo. Alexander CO., Ill
DEAR ElH: Suffering for s,mn tl,s With tlendac
1nd ltonHe Ng the StntnEh md I.tsur. Induced
lu use yuur rent1u INDIAN Kl.U)U aYNul't wnrh
rtxiured t,,e tn perfect health and strength.
No. W EixtL1s-8L .Ek1A8. SlIKt.LEYs
, 1880-04-09
RUSSIA.

WAR VESSELS FOR CHINESE WATERS.
Sr. PETERSBURG, April s.-Russia is nbnnt
to tlispatcl, five large war.vcssrls to the CHI
ncse waters for the protection of ls,lssinn fl,-
tere8tA
OHLOFF,
PANS, April a.--Aect,,tlfng t0 at1yIces from
to Paris. -S'
, 1880-04-09
1IANfLiN'S.

AagnstIn DAILY, when ho was busy some
years ngo d!sputlng tho authorship OF Its
own anil only tiraInntlc creations with tltstil,.
gutsl.e4 foreign playwrights, put together tllat
domestic, nclotiratnatlc, contomporancous
work known rs "untlcr tho GnSIig!lt," ni.d
1t ach1evctt a Now York popularity which llas
kept 1t running ever since. Gus Philips las
been travelling with it fur some tluc, n,ltl las
evidently natla money by It. llo Is kl,own
us 2" Oofty-t;ooft," and performs the part Of
SnorAcu, tho good Samaritan OF the piay,
with 1nU arn. lilo Ia Huppnsetl to lInvu Inst
tho other III tho service 0t Ills country. Gus
isn't much IT III Actnr, but Ila clutches tho
IInl,so VIII. his Dutch tlInlect. Tliu nctrrss
who plays Judas turns out n rather clever
pl,ve Of character netting. n'ltl VIZ l,nte In tho
young Indy wl,o plays l'casrs ta{lss {;raco
lluth} q marked Improvement over ilcr net
lng wien lust here. She Is yuln1H, pretty,
llns n !llle yO!ca WHICH sln IL leurll.lg to
illanagN, md above NIL Ia lM1illstaking III tic
l,ntter of tletatl. Now she Is Il clever i,ctress,
hut aao has tho making 0f a really goatl
actress, WlIlct, She Will beguno II slIe c0ilt.l-
lies rs sha i,As hrgl1n. Mr. SM,ck1nan Ii II
careful netnr. 'Tl!u heroine If tho play, Il
supcr-scntllncntal tguru frn,n din,c-sl0vel
literature, IL tlss',n'ed by Miss Thornton.
, 1880-04-09
HARRIET DEUTSCH'S DEATH.

HAKNlEI UEuTSCN'S DEATH.
- s.-...-
Fragments Tint 1'nvo Come to Light of
vork S:.ri.
ko'@ *''r r... ~. ,r.,,, .u,
,1r. noorr" ' l"rT nan"i, wes.; Ar .nso ,,oo,, ~
No. 4: ss WIT Eleventh, , Street ss on Mcnday ss
night from NIL overdose Of opium was re-
ported In yesterdays lyorltl, wns tho young-
cst ,ln,,pEter nf tho 1oto nr. pntor Vnn
l,aren. J.! of this city, and sister of Gen.
lister to Japan. Dr. Peter Vnn Bure, syas a
natlva or lin Towr of f:l,rrt in Cot,,n,h,n
co.,ty, a'l'l when 1,t,nltte. to practice nfter
q short rofftiate there removed to Albany,
where llo was successful physician. Re
verses In some speculntions INDUCED him TO
,.. ae..o'e 10 Luis ea,s Macte, Wy tne lons 20
li.ical influence OF his SOIL Thomas H
Van Buren,, who was member OF
the Assembly from tl,is city in 1876,
W"anr . n1 o ,'aa ~ ,n,,,. @ ou, a. IT,
Mneetregof' VINO Was lor many years m AS
slstnnt Corporation Attorney Dr: Van bafen
was tnatle Il police surgeon md died while
nv nrr,a.i ' t"to ~ t,,o mr,a,1i,noI fn,rii. II,s
., ,u.a ap. sso VIZ eo nruaeM Ia 'as s s.,,ara as
years necor'!er OF Chicago, aud eminent
inta,l tn that ~ I,rcs,,,cnt VIM nnr.,, Nfts
tre.'.a.,, ~ '.'as r,'rta.ta.. 49, tI.s,at
Den1sctl, WHOSE Cn,ls1lan mime Whs lialIlet,
WIS born some thiEty-tyc yearS nKo, when
her father lived nt M 2ti Wcst lwenty-sec-
ontt street. lle died iii is75 anu Ills wife SIX
months inter, leaving to her thy house In
Twenty-secolltl street. Harriet Ind l,ceo!uo
acg.!ain,tea wtli Mr: peTtse' .' pGfoEo er 49,
20 to shaw tint thu acquaintance was not
ilRtle III the ordinary tasl!ioi,: Deutsell. who
was lnlny years her scllior, lived II, 2 house
In Twenty:rst street, directly oppDslt hers,
ard first saw lier Mt n window, pursuing tho
acquaintance by 1neans pf Il. nrWs-
nut tho knowledge Of Miss Van
lluren's parents for q time, but DR..
Vnn Buren, learned OF the acquaintance
anil called Ills daughter 70 account. She
Dure,i's lifetime Mr., Delltsch was not IT,
ceiycd Mt tic i,nuse. When Mrs. VIM Bnren
accompanied by Mr.. Deutsc!., nntl afterwards
removed with hin to. rhila'lelphIn. where
they were married, Mrs. peutseh left her
husband very soon, returned to tllis city, mud
lived hero until 1878, wien she rellted
ltunoo o>t 1ta1tnxit1,. nvat,ttas N,..rnrk m.
, 1880-04-09

HG1EldgfE. HnnnG ED+ Ilf.t Feb. g 1RA,
DEAN FIN: AaFu icGn uslnR ysDMr INDIAN Rf,nbD
!Dr sonIn tllnc And nm perfectly kats.eu with
imllts. Strengthens the Nerves. itcgln.es the Stun.
Hth Ant lfowrs. md Relieves Rheumatism would
nut tte without 1t. MHS, WEhTfALt.
, 1880-04-09

Fsher. Champaign Co. ILL.,
DEAR STR: This Is to certify that y1ur INDIAN
ni.utiu HYNttt has dnne mo nure good for ktdne5
Complaint and tfekrt llseAsc than nnt other Med.
kal2 ant ScrUtI1a. MAKgAMEV LutSA.
, 1880-04-09

~ - . IEentNn FRANKLIN tN. III
DEAR Htlt: Thts Ia tn cpEtlfY Tint your INDIAN
NlAUll KfNlI' has cured ME NJ Lung lltsGAsa
which Ind been troubling mo fnT long Hue. Y
eteuffulJy feEs]uMeu4 IL u nil suffering humanity
tH3{h Wi1-lING1Y}N.
, 1880-04-09

.,,--. - S40F1Haf1. In NAII4 tI).. !E
nRAn bIH; ~ tlaushtor wa4 . eurstsr from, e1p.
pttsAutl &f Mt.tsksuktlun. N1l After tADTnu nh4et
ihta ll!culiy tim year, With ths stueut
u lNu ph{sfcla!lS-unH AIiapttia AAd ous lfpniets
inedIcMce Anln9 WHICH wa3 nr, Iayno'* AltHranxSs
Lbgt.unxitt utysaif 0f thu tNn!AN Hood HYnut;
Aid4 running nfHF your pamphlet. nT STN Cauku!
yaut reaMEka On the d'seas1 w!lh which thv wa
ttnAllg1 immediately pfys!lD1 her 10 tIy JuHe
u.ndtclns. and. u thu Joy Ut all ttenu
ahs Nas souA restored u Regularity as4 hGAlth.
JOINT i. WAlrMOnHs
, 1880-04-09

nRhRrql,, Hamilton Co, IT,
TEAR H1Rt Iwna ttnnbod Win h14sM!gts s9r tttTs
bYALP. Ind nsn happy 10 ssy II hHa an!fef Gred ,4s
, 1880-04-09

cnfro. Alexande! ". H.
RI ;ssss SaS '
'sss's No. III II ssf'''' health ee eiTs
An Excellent Kennedy.
nv,,s,,, 1%'slsagre. % i1o3no c.. IT,, Fcb; & 1s;a m
s9 ass tae es 5 pmT ~ n ~;t
III :$ss:: m
Kidney Diaeane.
RsaH s:G H !: ;$ sxy
ssS sxsE s.s also S"9e 2S RaE ssfs G
Third nay Chtlls.
Rsss III: I; :s ss;z S;sf ss
Nlsf all otheF medicines Ind failed, .,.,,.,N..
Cl,ills Cured.
nrAn SIM na ,ou, ,Ni%S sSii,pSn i' fe,s; Gs sI'r HI
;S:S: fs i /
All that 1t II Recommended to He.
n pEAn M s,; bare found, u s!s;sS isi,xE
s sso! 5sf :'a s' !:
C1lills Cured.
Neo4n cHn,herland " I c.. ~:
a tca ass sa as MS
S t ~ " zSs
n, e Ss snd S ss sF
fS1 Is w,tan' Ii aud II :s y ia4
ratn In the Back.
r .. ,r!s rWaletman 4 Station, l3e Kaib e.; ~. !,
nosp p.so sxt ,1s,n. IT, s.'d mo r4'S /! N S .sx
Dyspepsia and IndIecat1on.
x .,.,,, nit. sanerIcn{ Do Kalo e.; II :,
n sYu .he es5x ihss lsm aGss yau, naes
b.. sasns s.ss III" 0 D''sitsu isxu
Ctsrc ror Heart HIsrnne.
n*.s s,s; y..; sss!;; 1!::es% y
H. cst sdsin L r. NV fl S. ''a's
'''o''a'"a u - ~ '''''''''' AAssN SsN srALLiNux
All tr,at 1t II Recommended to Ge.
% RS3b s sfs ?:ss :s y; is sss ,sSA
liz Ss.' i:' asa's'as ~; St Nil 7 L i; 4 isxu SSxus
Diseases OF tho Lnngs.
ltsntan. Franklin Co.. IT..
u n5SS r' ~. tc sutsa ssaiS ~ II Ma
shisS % ina BEN BEN s'sasi','s IT, ms .et lSax !ls:s
essstus Recommend " IL ~ 1ssam sae1icE4 wE4YS 41SYFSes
For Neuralgia.
n.An sn, Win H. ~
ssii as ssS's III s4Spy W. fSss
Dyspepsia Cured.
plymouth. Hancock Co. 1T.
DEAn HIN: T have hesI trouiled With nliaYsne.s
, 1880-04-09

4 bE0IG&t 1se0IlcGt Tor Federal aeel4,s
WtshtittA"! tUsfr4i4a<nee N. L"nts tatx.
NnH IL tlu svas;.I1 wbpn tue representatives ot
, 1880-04-09

1'gulnpt,1ta, HIirxhuM CO.. In
,nEAR a1R; ynnr sreat lNniAh FL niAup M Msyltuft =
rStoulusnd Il to I'll similarly nnctgd. ~, ,>,,,.
, 1880-04-09
TlifrL-I1ay t;hfll1,

. - F1UfN, E1hy Co, TT,
nEAn S!n: This Is to cortiiy TINT {onf, 1N1lfAN
HlU0H Sfl1I hns cured 0f tlic Thr1.i1ny Ehtllx;
A1LSF all other mGdIcll.es hhd failed.
, 1880-04-09
All TINT 1t II Recommended TO If.

DEAN Rtt: hare used your EXCELLENT INDIAN
H5Ut3 ny HUF In my family fur tho EnAt tst years,
tttLd nSq hIwnys f4Ih 1t tuxt recumutaHdei1. u u
tls tuxk lxls4J nlpuIcu1 fyYr used In nly family.
Mrs. 81, a. Huhk3. +.
, 1880-04-09

......-. WauconEn. Lake Tns Ill.,.
Dthn s!ni have a.ad Tnas ete1t !Nt,lAM uIAK3
efluN a1td hAF0 HuA4 Il Iia1luAlpd ~ lUu4 turt@
ass, and sA&c pleasure III Eeco'nsndnx u y .ueh,
, 1880-04-09
LISTOF FVIIOLESALE DEALERS
I'M
D., CIuk hhnNn's Indian Blood Syru2

vAN, st:ItAAck. srEvENsoN 4 CO. "a and +
H9!IltIsON, pLVNMKR 4 60. "a md 81 Lake-ss
kuLl.EH FULLER, II MRrkHt.sk
fnl.MAN + kiNu, IL l4k9-zL
L9RD, ElQu2kAluRQl i W, u Wsnaah>sN
, 1880-04-09

Plymouth. Hancock Co.. H.
DEAR HlR: Il hare heen troublsd With n!lla9snsm
valuable uIUdlcine, TAUMAH Till MILK.
, 1880-04-09

1snskt1ahNm. Knntatsa C,... ~. MnY u lMa r..
and iun, tln gs!st Until c.tnlM0ncsd u4aR Jt.ur
Hl'IAt fMi.nblu 1NH!Ak nlAluIa bflLuPs alw aa
3CtN9 u all ANNA ttE1S&N&&t&us
, 1880-04-09

ttnnkiuEhan:. Knnkakco Co., H.. May n 1N9,
nkAn t!t; c9%&rtui,y tst;,f{ That yoar iusty 81.
lslaEon. und Is h4lY osocnea " MI who havf nso1
I. hase u4ed ybnr lnedc!i,s With The mo.t satslae
Ill troubled Win Lyrr Complaint and SICK !en.&chss
, 1880-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS.


Io-morrow hight wi'l he inc last OIL Al1ss
Caventlsl's enhancement, Which 'as again
infhasheu l'ro"f that Tic pno!Ic care very IT.
tso 1of shakespeare unless Ills WORKS aro 'n-
tcrprcted by s0lne actnr or nctress who Inns
UccUmc tho fashion. Miss Caye1tllsl, Inns not
vet become tile fashion, but sic is going tho
I,Rht why 10 VIII the 'ccoRnl.'oi' W'lc' gives
tho signal 10 tho crowd to fnllaw Its leaders.
During her thrro weeks atssAfcVlckcr's she
has appeared In i've characters, and these
ss,, y. ,,.' 'stI ,'. So" ,,,..s .n IT,. 'v ~,
scss"''' ot nctinH hn'l1ty eAEi"ltea ny lo
Aesfcss tha Eng'isf, stngc llns given ~ since
the advent Of Adelaile Nelson. She pos
woman VINO mas see'' tf'''nes' t!'ofn9'sa'y III
ner BUSINESS anu slo Is endowed wttl iipe
,"Sss1se, III s; as o seldom i1 ,o imkea a
.lIscoycra,1ch n uniut, We should anurecnte it,
owlf1g 70 W. f"fitx. lnsplle oItli's. however
tue audiences tlayo been most dlscoun,gins.
courngcnrut. ttlsntnva n l,rrnfsm which wing
nr nn,irS.,o,, ~, ,,',.a, ,,'o ~ "u ann,a,t
"i,, n,",,,'nt1n ,s1,' ns r,,in,1,,, n,,,,,,,"
e W ornst ors.ay ny M ts ef pafi,y pttr y aoy omy
empty suats aro before her tho uctress phys
tr,,t,on ,n ,lctn,t ne r. ,tonsan,js ,vcrc IN thn
te'...i ~ "t."'.' ~ - t'l".Has".a "sto -" wv
auditorium instead OF q few hundred. oh
Wednesday night, for tho Inst time, "Atuch
Ado About Notl,Iurn wns prcscntctl. Miss
f,won,", raw I ,o,in,t "al,od "1 % ,1istiat art,s.1 .
s,naass wa'S ~ "sE mc''Gtet ;ot Mssi's
"t,ynn VI cnfr;,c aec: AMI n fc, tt cp'1,aG 1,,;,;
fnst ,',t n ,nc"r., M, a1.a;,, T
gGHG e'eSe n,, ot ut reaiy Ie raat'e
,,.t,i,' HI i' a,, afus - m'1E hsn ~
sins M mv ,xit atnn1 eE D
nNtf ' ,Mnfhos M, mdn ct,t'igsst,' Gia
si,v sVi ~ ,,"t a1,o II Ill., ~, ,,es ht
~ Il, ~ H [.,.,f ~ ,p 1
o,,hi i M ,,n sr,.a,. ~
ta II u nn M H. "!su1 , rc, H. o"w 2SfH,e sfi,,c
nnd koai, p a,,sn,,ii,la "sn a,n1 H. ,as 'r.,lns
, 1880-04-09

Pontiac, Livingston County. ~
fIicntT lSn1Htsd W ssteS s1ur ftsas iMn1 ss1s
bum Ereasly troubled With Weakness. YOUR me1.
Gnu ntakuA mu {e9l llku u y0InK sIf. cub tseDos
nlahd II ~ Vaiuabts Femudy. ,.,,.rr
, 1880-04-09

DEAR s1H. flnst your INDIAN hI.Otln 3fnlIF
kpCeillY ChB, hni cn4l tecutnmen1ed It As this
bHsl r'aticae IN the country for 1shnunnt!stn ind
Neuralgia. Eli MfIElAELl.
, 1880-04-09

=" M11f0fd IrNounfx Co. J1E. =
BEAR H&tt: ! have used your lkllIAN Hl0uU
9flkul' fur CtnInps In n.J Stjlnrh Auu Rls fuE ny
ChIeun whn troubled with upasIis. nnd ~ IUth
>1e1' !" e""s''N - s'''peS ELIZABETH uE.yxk
, 1880-04-09

NHT0rH, KMn0 70. !n,,
NkAR Silt: hnvc used Rl1nv ~ your INDIA
hl.tA,D SYRUP with bpnnheial Toaults and thnkte
T. u .u1d metlitnH u build up thg systaH Neno!a5.
J. W. NOUN
, 1880-04-09
An xGett{fS Hckflnl0uYs

Wpudand. Irnquol4 Co.. H.
DkAN RfN. can tAy thAt your INDIAN n4Anu
RfHUl' hax nts eqna tDr Atpk u caslachs
lain thB lwIs. ani Ihills &Ha can aafeIy fseUr+
a'sue ~ 1'a ~ 'a'a'''s 'aA'a''{i '{ilouA A, REED
, 1880-04-09

= = - : 1sEfnHHf, EU..T
DEAR Hll: hare found. By ElylnA yuur INDIAN
H1lp SYRUP II falr trn1, that It IL all II H rcc0tn
nu'deh tn be. and usivse knTuno wo n!nJ 10 u *sus
hakIth tosnys II n trial. MH. tAEEMAN.
, 1880-04-09

:. LONDON, April 0.-Tho Dntlu Nc1cs, IN a
leading art!cle this morning. s9ys there can
xIeot only il favor Ut the '' Liberals, bit f"r
HH&ladst0ne .as chief Of the Government II
RFHhs Queen dues not send for Gladstone, tho
I: Ilrst thing Lord Granville or tie Marquis 0f
..4lrtlngtOn, or whoever receives tlIe Nuynl
y *onmisslon, must do, Is toLwalt on Glad
<AQne.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-30

A special car left this city yesterday morn- ing on the Canal railroad train, conveying a party of New Haven friends who went to at tend a wedding. The parties united were Miss Helen Ives, daughter of James Ives, Esq. (of Ives < Woodruff, celebrated manu- lecturers of that place), and James Webb, son of J. J. Webb of Hamden, president of the New Haven County Agricultural Society and 50 long and prominently identified with it's interests. The brides appearance brought her many joyous congratulations, and the wedding party at MT. Ives was both large and select The shady lawns about the resi- dence formed pretty and cool promenading ground for the happy people after the knot was tied. Redcliffe's talent was employed to furnish the wedding feast, and the number and beauty of the presents bespoke the hosts of friends of both parties. George Robin son gave new proofs of his skill in the we'd ding music, and all went happy as marriage bell. The New Haven guests and the happy pair came to this city in their special car, the latter on route for Saratoga and other points.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-30
TheLarcestO Organ

in the human system is the liver. Itnot only secretes bile, but regulates it's distribution. When it becomes dormant the entire body suffers, the stomach grows dyspeptic, the bowels are obstructed, the blood becomes contaminated and the nervous system de ranged. Dr. Grosvenor's Liver Aid complete. ly rectifes every irregularity of this great se- creting organ. Piles, sick headache, skin dis eases, constipation, acidity of the stomach, are speedily eradicated by it. It is safe, prompt and thorough.
 Sold by c. R. Converse, 165 Grand street
 ie2S MWS&w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-30
They Work Together.

When your system gets out of tune and you feel completely played out, it is pretty certain that you need medicine to act on both the kidneys and liver, for these impor- tant organs work together in freeing the sys' tenn of its waste, and keeping up the tone. Then take Kidney Wort, for this is just what it does, for it is both diuretic and cathartic.
 ie3O 3teod1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-30
We are strongly disposed to

We are strongly disposed to regard that person as the best physician who does most to alleviate human suffering. Judged from this standard, Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, is entitled to the front rank, for her Vegetable Compound is daily working wonderful cures in female diseases. Send for circulars to the above ad- dress. je30 1d1w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-30
New Method in Medicine.

By this new method every sick person can get package of the dry vegetable compound, Kidney-Wort, and prepare for themselves six quarts of Medicine. It is a specific cure for Kidney Diseases Liver Complaint, Constipa- tion and Piles, and grand tonic for females.
 ie3O 3teod1tW
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-30
Garfield and Arthur-Ra1Iy of the Boys

Some of the ex-soldiers and sailors of the late war living in town, since the nomination of Garfield to be President have been con- sulting with view of forming Garfield phalanx, to serve during the ensuing cam paign, and the result is that meeting is to be held at Tylers Hall on Friday evening to effect such an organization. Let there be 8 grand rally.
 A meeting of the Central Republican Club to perfect arrangements will be held at Tyler's Hall this Wednesday, evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-30
Wednesday, Morning, June 30, 1880.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

 At Druggists'- '-Kidney-Wor Closed on Nonday-Robert B. Bradley < O. Dividend-Mechanics Bank Fresh Fruit-Berkele & Curtiss F1aes--At BretzfeIder's Fruits-Mix & Judson. First Mortgage Bonds-Geo. Vim. BslIou Co., For Rent-Store-Davenport ave. and Elliott street. For Rent-House-109 York Street. For Sale-Saddle Horse-W. & R. Foote. For Sale-Liquor Store-101 Whalley Avenue. -Horse-Merwin E. Hemingway. Fourth of July Celebration-C. H. Smith. Fourth of July Excursion Steamer John H. Starin. Infants' Carriages-C. Cowles & Co. Kidney-Wort-AtD Druggists'. Ladies' Shoe Emporium-H. Stinow. Lost-Ron of BilIs-A. J. Emery. Malt Bitters-At Druggists'. New Music Books-0liver Ditson Co. Seal Engraving-John Draine. Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient-At Druggists. Vegetable Compound-Lydia E. Pinkham. Wanted-Corset Stitchers IL Newman q Go. Wanted-Men-TAJ1or Bros
 Wanted--Fanily Eorses-P O. Box 916. WAnted-Boy-3T5S State Street. Wanted Situation-174 Franklin Street. Wanted-Situation-- Rierpont Street. Wanted Situation-104 Park Street. Wanted Situation-108 Lafayette Street. Wanted ituAtion--'Housekeeper.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-30
West End InstItute.

We are pleased to note the continued pros- perity of the West End Institute, Mrs. s. L.. Cady's successful boarding and day school for young ladies and misses, and to remind the public that the school offers special ad- vantages It's record as school has been highly fattering and points to still greater popularity It is most cordially indorsed by many of the highest names of this city. The school year commences the third Wednesday in September See advertisement
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-30
Fo,. Commencement.

Nice peaches oranges, red and yellow bananas large Havana pines, watermelons, Dorchester blackberries red and black rasp- berries, cherries, extra fine lemons, St. Croix tamarimds MIX S HUDSON,
 Citv Market
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Fair Haven,

Last Monday night Adam Eltman, em- ployed by Dr. c. B. Adams as hostler, took = 'anch leave, carrying with him a fine gold
 belonging to Mrs. Dr. Adams. Search oeen made, but up to last night no traces lad been found of him.
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Bathing suits at Smith & Stones.

Mothers are delighted with Pitchers Castoria because 1t makes the children cheer ful and we'll and children almost cry for Cas- toria, because 1t is sweet. Wind Cohc, Sour Curd, Rash, Feverishness and Worms soon
 disappear when Castoria is used. o8 daw1t
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is indigestion. It makes the blood thin,
 weakens the muscles and even clouds the in tellect. It may, however, be overcome with certainty and rapidity by Milk of Magnesia. Sold by all druggists. je28 eod3t
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Greenback Meeting.

All Greenbaekers and such others as intend to vote for Weaver and Chambers for President and Vice President invited to meet at No. Il Insurance building Wednesday night, June 30, for the purpose of electng four delegates to the State convention to be held at Looms Temple of Music in this city, Mon day, July 9th. Per order
 Chairman Town Committee.
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Special Train for the Boat Race.

Special Train for the Boat Race.
 The Shore Line railroad will run a special train to the Yale and Harvard boat race at New London Thursday, July 1st. The train will leave the new depot at 2:30 o'clock, prompt, and will arrive at New London at 4:3o p. m. The race will take place at 5:3o o'clock. The special train will leave New London to return half an hour after the race is finished. This is splendid arrangement, as it will give every one chance to attend the Commencement exercises and take the train afterwards. It is reported that Presi- dent Hayes is going, and there will undoubt- ed1y be large crowd. Tickets for round trip are only $1.75.
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The Hayes Family.

MT. P. J. Hayes was one of those who shook hands with the President at the City Hall yesterday. He was introduced by the Mayor. He had ten of his children outside with his wife, and in greeting the President informed him that he was the father of twen- ty-one children-all Hayes. The President congratulated Mr. Hayes on his numerous family, expressing the blief that the Hayes family was promising well.
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Infants Carriages, VeIocipedes, bicycles, tricycles marked down ten per cent. je30 At c. CowLEs & Go.
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A Prolific Source of Diseas.

Kidney Wort in hot weather sustains the system and keeps up the strength.
 ia22 2tend 1tW
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192 Chapel street, below the bridge. Ladies' :, Misses and Children's Shoes of all styles and grades. speciality of ohildrens Light and Colored Shoes. Our goods cannot fail to please you, both as to quality and price.
 H. STINow.
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THE WEATHER RECORD.
Indications.

.5 Indications. J WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
 WAsHNGToN, D. C., June sol A. M. For New England, partly cloudy weather, varia- ble winds stationary or lower temperature station ary or higher barometer.
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Strangers and Visitors

Are cordially invited to make tour of in- spection through our establishment. We feel there is no doubt visit will be full of interest, and we shall consider it a pleasure to show the magnificent assortments in our various departments, whether wishing to pur- chase or not.
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Farmers. Take Notice

Nervous and general debility overcome by Malt Bitters because nourishing and quieting
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der No. I, and George o'Brien hoseman of engine No. 2. The following named were appointed substitutes: Frederick Hollyer to engine No. ?, George w. Galpin to engine No. 4, Eugene Sullivan to engine No. 4.
 The appointment of a stoker for engine No. ?, vice Read, promoted, was laid on the table till the next meeting
 Excursion.
 The steamer John H Starin, Captain Me Alister, will make grand excursion to Dinah's Rock, Shelter Island, on Saturday next, July 3, at which place three hours will be given to parties to enjoy the interesting features of that locality. A first-class Rhode { Island clambake, on the Rocky Point plan, will be served to those who desire at a mod crate price Tickets for the trip only fifty cents, to be obtained at McAister & War e4%o