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s.. paurs EpIgconal church.
Calvary Rantist Church
seventh-street II. E. Church South

Seventh street. between and X t. H b.
Anderson, pastor. Service at IL A. " aud 7.s0 r. A.
Sabbath school at 1850 P. N. Subjects morning
- The Tabernacle AZ God - ereuiny Christ aud
sicodamnsn All ske cordially invited
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater- Matinee, tonight, tomor-
row night
Money to Lean Clinton L. White
Notice VIII not be responsible, A Meyer
a. o u W. Picnic-Next Thursday.
Easter Festival aud Picnic-Atlantic Gardens
Degree OF Perfection = knights and Ladies OF
Honor.
Land League Meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Reward-For the pusillanimous thief.
Sacramento Hussars-Annual target shoot
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAeRADA BIrrRss are meeting
with the success they justly merit. Try it.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church.

TIE pastor Rev. l. z. Dsinell, will preach to NOR
rew morning and eveaing. The evening service,
beginning at $50, will be introduced by service Of
praise TO be followed By a short sermon 10 young
men. The public are invited.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

5EUGH GILMORE Is DEAD, AND HIS SON,
IL WIN. GIIM )RF, should come to Sacramento
and attend to his affairs, all-3plw'
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PARLORS.
One Parlor Eset, in Crimson Silk Plush, Walnut
Frames inlaid with Gold (cost $500;
One Parlor Set, in Green and Gold Brocatelle;
One Library Set, in Morocco
N ssive Pier Mirrors Costly Statuary;
Rosewood and Walnut Etageres, with Piate-elass
Backs;
Oil Paintings and chromos, Fine silk Draperies
Lace Curtains and Cornices,
Lounges Covered in Raw Silk),
Elegant Gilt and Gothic Clocks,
Easy and Reception Chairs
Velvet aud Administer Carpets.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.


Westminster Presbyterian Church.
sixth street, corner 1.-The pastor, Rev. II. H. Rice,
will preach sabbath morning at l0:45 and evening
al 30. Evening subj ct &" The Riches Of Christ
The sermon will be preceded by praise service.
Strangers cordially invited.
Christian Chapel,
Eighth street, between \ and o-Preaching at
IL A. NJ. and P. ". Sunday school at 10 O'Clock A.
" All invited. Pastor, 7. H. Cutler.
Kingsley Chapel, NJ. E. Church,
Eleventh street between II and l. Rev. David
Deal, pastor Preaching at 1915 A. NJ and at 1:S5
P " Sunday school at 1910 Service of song, con-
Quoted by Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbns, commencing AT
2. N.
First Baptist Church.
Ninth street between L and N-The pastor Rev.
A. }. Frost, D. D., viii preach morning and even
iug. subject g Can tue heather be saved without
the gospel ? Evening subject a" Jacob" Baptism
after evening sermon.
Sixth-Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between and strects-Rey. Pobert Bentley,
pastor. Easter sermon at l0;45 \. Subject for
evening, st selected by dying man. Praise ser
wee at Gi5 MIR. De Yoe will sing gospel songs at
evening service.
St Pauls Episcopal Church,
Eighth street, between and Easter services at
| IL \. Y. and 1880 ,. ". Rev. ). f. Hammond, 4
san Francisco, will oticiaie. The ladies are re-
qucs Cd to meet at the church this afternoon to
tend to the decorations Special Sunday school ser
vices At p. ".
Calvary Baptist Church,
! street, betaeen Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. J..
q a. Henry, pastor Service n 1915 A. " and 7:90
p n. Morning subject: The Moral Power of
the Cross Evening subject Is Co and Tell Jesus +"
Mr.. and Ny. Stebbias wil sing in the evening. All
are cordially invited To attend these services
seventh-street II. E. Church South,
Seventh street. between J and K-Re T. II. b.
Anderson. pastor Service ut II 4 n nd = AZ
Sabbath school at 1880 P. ~ Subjects, morning :
81 The Tabernacle Il God :" eyeuny. Christ aud
sicodemus." All are cordially invited.
Congregational Church
TIE pastor, Rev. !. T. Dwnell, will preach To- NOR
rns morning and evening. The evening service.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

For Oysters Cooked TO Perfection. I'm
every style, or Genuine Porter House Steak, 90
to SHEARS Oyster Psrlors tClunie Block), Eighth
and streets. All Liquors warranted pure. ais1m
MONEY TO LOANS, 600 TO LOAN IF GOOD
WI hrst-mortgage security is given. CLINTON
L. WHITE, northwest corner OF seventh and
streets. aI6.3ts
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Auction Sales,

Martin Plug & Co.-Horses, buggies, etc, to day
D. J. Simmons-Sale of household furniture.
sherburn & Smith-Household goods.
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JAPANESE GOODS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR
CD and gentemens furnishing goods. The latest
styles of Japanese goods. Shirts and underwear
made to order. No. $40 J street, between Eighth
and Ninth, Sacramento. al6-4p3m
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E-ANE2IcA's greatest actress. Miss Katherine
Rogers, will appear next Monday, at the
Metropolitan Theater, for one week Re-
served seats can now be secured without
extra charge.
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nENTISTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER oFeESA
~ Seventh and streets, in Bryte's newessYfffS
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
ap16-l plm
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LADIES LACE Mfrs. black and colorsd.
Fancy Goods Department, Mechanics Store
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.INsEPu WALLIS.
DRs. HRENER & sOITnM0RTH.

4 TToRNEY AND CoUNSELoR-AT.LAW, NO
"A 62S J street, BrYts Building. AL business
promptly and carefully attended TO. ale I'm
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MEMS Low SHOES, all sizes, 81 Is and
81 so. Red House.
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Business Advertisements.

Joseph Wallis, attorney-at-law, 62S J street.
sun Kun Wo-Japanese goods.
Black Diamond coal screenings.
Drs. Brewer 5 southworth, dentists
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New STYLE UIsIEBs, at L. Bien's. Eighth
and ] streets.
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t the Residence Of R. Levy, ESQ.,,
Third street, between VI andN.
PARLORS,

On account Of departure for Europe, all the MAGNl-
FICENT FURNITURE in above residence,
consisting, in part, follows:
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notice.!

rgyHE TWENTY. SECOND ANNUAL
4 Target Shooting and Picnic S,
-oe IHR- &TW
sACRANENTO HgssARs! ~
VIII be held at
East Park, on sunday. May 10, 1881.
al63t lBee, Journal and Leader copy
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A GOOD TINE, April 10Th, at the opening
of the new house on the road to Brighton,
four and a-half miles from the city-a nice
lunch served. Happy to see everyone. Geo.
Asohenauer, proprietor.
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ALI OUR CLOTHING is made at our own
factory, No. rs Reade street, New York, with
special care-only the latest cuts from the
fashion plates. A perfect fit guaranteed at
S. J. Nathan & Co.'S leading clothiers. Nos.
S0i, 30S and S05 Is street, northeast corner
Third.
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SIN KIM W0.

D. J. SIMMONS,
Auctioneer, No. 1919 Fourth street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
The New Normal schoo1.

AN EFFORT TO SELECT sTrE-No DECISION.
A distinguished party of gentlemen, includ-
ing Governor Bigelow, Lieutenant Governor
Buckley, the Hon. Messrs. Seward, Sey-
mour, Northrop and others Of the State
Board of Education, and the special commits
sion to select a site for the new Normal
school, visited New Britain Monday and met
the New Britain representatives at the par
lora of the Institute room. There were strong
indications that lot north of the railroad
would be selected, and accordingly tre-
mendous influence was brought to bear against
it-a petition signed by eighty five prominent
citizens and property holders being submit
ted to the committee. Gentlemen from north
and south of the railroad spoke in favor of
their locations, and after full discussion the
committee took carriages and visited several
of the sites again. They seemed to be as
much at sea as ever, and finally departed for
their respective homes without settling the
matter.-H0rtford Times.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
Places Struck by Lightning.

Barn and an lee House In East Ha.
ven-A House I'm This City.
During the thunder shower yesterday af
ternoon barn and an ice house on the prem
ises of Mr.. Edward Epson, on Townsend av'
enue, East Haven, were struck by lightning.
Two men and horse in the barn were
knocked down by the magnetic fluid, but
were only stunned for a short time. It is
reported also that COW shed near by
showed the effects of lightning
During the storm yesterday afternoon the
lightning struck house corner of Kimberly
and Greenwich avenues, in which lived Mr..
Elkins, an employee of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad. Several panes
of glass were broken and knife and fork
were sent whizzing out Of the hands of one
of the inmates. While there was general
shaking up of contents in the house, no one
was seriously injured and no great damage
done. It is said that the house was stpro-
tected" by lightning rods.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
Enssrtainlnents.


The strawberry festival of the West Chapel
street and Wesley chapel NJ e. churches will
take place at the skating rink on Dwight
street, near Whalley avenue this and co.
morrow evenings. Strawberries in every va
riety and ice cream viii be provided in
abundance. The Choral orchestra will fur
nish splendid music, and the ladies' will make
everything pleasant for those who attend
They should be literally patronized
THE GHOST MYSTERY
The t'Ghost Mystery drew another large
audience at the New Haven opera House last
evening, and, IS on the preceding evening,
everybody was delighted. The exhibition is
destined to draw crowded houses every even
ing this week. Grand matinees will be given
on this and Saturday afternoons. The ad-
mission Is only ten cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
oommfttee or AUTHORIZATIONS.

The Committee on Appropriations, Goun,
Gilman Twiss presiding, held meeting last
evening in room 10, City Hall, to consider,
first, the petition of the bath house commit
tee for an appropriation of $500 to enable
them to build deep water tank at West
bridge bath house that will be available at all
times of tide. Alderman George Faulhaber,
the chairman of the bath house committee
appeared and urged the necessity of the ap-
preparation. He said that as the bath houses
were at present constructed they were availa-
bic only at certain tides, and if the deep
water tank was built there would always be
water sufficient for bathing at all hours of
the day. The committee voted unanimously
to recommend the appropriation
The petition of the American band and
others for an appropriation for concerts on
the Green was considered, and after full dis
cussion the subject was laid on the table un-
til next Friday evening. In the meantime
the American and Broadway bands will be
notified and requested to appear by commit
tee or otherwise before the Committee on
Appropriations, when the matter will be
further considered. f..-.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

There is possibility of a game between
the Buffalos and Yales at the park this after
noon.
Mr.. Tuttle, the sidewalk artist, is doing
considerable work in Dragons for college men.
His charges are quite moderate and he exc
cutes his work very rapidly.
Mr.. Eaton, of the junior class, has been
appointed captain of the football team for
next season. Mr.. Eaton has played on the
team for three years, and will make very
efficient officer.
The seniors will be examined in the option
al German under Prof. Carter this afternoon.
Harvard and Brown play the last game OF
their series at Providence this afternoon, and
Amherst and Hamilton at Amherst.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
Episcopal Academy. Cheshire.

The Eighty-seventh Annfversary OF
This Institut5on.
The eighty-seventh anniversary of the
Episcopal Academy of Connecticut, Rev: DR..
8. J. Horton principal, takes place on Friday.
The official order of exercises is as follows:
Service in Chapel at $50 a. m.
Military Drill at 9:15 q. m
Procession will be formed on Academy Green at
1850. and proceed to the Town Hail. where the Exer-
cises of the Graduating Class will take place. 3
Nesting Of Trustees of the Academy Immediately
On the evening preceding, the anniversary
(June 16th) there willbe prize declamations in
Town Hall. Immediately after these exercis-
es, reception in Horton Hall by graduating
class EEgfT
Friends and former pupils of the academy
are invited to attend.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
Ryaer,s arammoth E1oar.lo N

The excursion fever seems to have broken
out in very violent form. Most every
prominent show window in the city on Sum
day displayed large bills advertising 'sRyders
mammoth excursion" to New York, Coney
Island and Roclaway Beach on Tuesday.
June 2ist. Vaccination for it is proposed,
but then those who are 20 have it don't want
to carry an arm in sling on that day, -as it
win be needed to direct the Glee club of the
A. O. o. F. and point out the places of inter
est as they 90 sailing along.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
VOL. XIX.
1nmrnal anD Courier.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Wednesday Morning, June Is. 1881.


MEM ADHEHXXSEMEN 1U-Dd
Antique Lace Curtains-H. W. Foster. ..
Baskets-R. B. Bradley Co.
Chance for BusineBs-L 8. Lewis.
Concrete Walk on -Green-JAmes p. P1gott
College Street Aidewalk-James p. P1gott. --1
Curbing and Grading-LAwrence Street.
DR.. Fiske -270 Chapel Street.
For Sale-Turf-Henry Hamilton.
Furnished Rooms--529 Chapel Street.
Hub Punch-At Druggists.
Hotel and Restaurant Ware-A. w. MINOR.
Kidney-Wort-At Druggists'. -',-A
Lost-Setter Dog-216 George Street.
Millinery Goods at Cost-Mrs. n. & Jacobs .--
New Goods-Andrew Goodman.
Pavement in Court Street-James F. P1gott
Relay of Sidewalk-WAn Street.
RELAY of Sidewalk Greene Street.
Relay of SideWalk-State Street.
Relay Of Sidewalk-Frankln Street.
Relay of Sidewalk-Chapel Street.
Sewer in Wall Street James =. P1gott. ..
Teeth-G. H Gidney.
Union Street Sidewalk-James z: P1gott-
Veteran Grays, Attentions. Il. MerW1n IT.
Wanted-Rooms- "Home." .r.5
WGnted-Woman-35 Wooster Place. F.
Sargent Co.
wanted-Drug Clerk-A 8. Blackman.
Wanted-Si tuation-192 Hamilton Street.
Wanted-Situation-168 East Street.
Wanted Situation-192 Franklin Street.
waIlingford Bank-L. NJ. Munroe.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

The young people of the Second Congrega-
tional church spent Monday evening socially
at the residence of their pastor, Rev. H. g.
Hovey,. filing the parlors and porches, and
enjoying themselves to the utmost. A car
load of friends from the city joined the COM
pany, including several young ladies from
Miss Motifs school, and also several class
mates of Mr.. E. o. Hovsy, whose merry col.
Iege songs added greatly to the pleasure Of
the occasion. There was also some fine sing.
ing by Miss Lille Burwe1l, Miss Nellie Hovey
and other ladies. ~ "a. -
The reception was from seven to ter
o'clock, and a number of guests nvailed
themselves of the pastors invitation to
''come early enough to see the sun SET" The
sunset was quite beautiful though not az
splendid as may often be seen from the Faii
Haven heights whom the sky is more clear
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

The stranger who was discovered by two
ladies' in Eorwalk lying on the ground, seem:
ingly dead, and who proved to be nearly dead
from chloroform taken with suicidal intent
was sent back to New York, together with
his wife and child (who were found, as the
note in his hat had stated, at the railway
depot, at the expense of the town, and by
sympathizing citizens. They had come all
the way from Michigan, and the husband and
father desperately tried to end his life be-
cause he could get no work 5-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

Mrs. Elinor, wife of Townsend Harris
Boardman, of New York city. and daughter OF
John s. Sherman, of Brooklyn, N Y, q
former resident of New Haven, died sudden.
ly on the 10th inst. in Yonkers, N. Y, leav.
ing an infant son, two weeks old She was
an estimable lady, who will be mourned by q
large circle. Many friends in this city will
sympathize with the bereaved relatives The
funeral of the deceased took place in Yonk.
ers Saturday morning. The intermsnt was
in Greenwood cemetery. She leaves besides
the little infant son two beautiful little daugh.
ters. Her age was 81.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

Kidney-Wort is natures remedy for kidney
and liver diseases piles and constipation.
Sediment or mucous in the urine is sure
indication of disease. Take Kidney Wort.
Torpid liver and kidneys poison the blood
Kidney-W Wort revives them and cleanses the
system.
Headache, bilious attacks, dizziness and
loss of appetite are cured by Kidney Wort.
See adv je15 3teod1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

1t is probable that the Young Mems Chris
tain association will make an excursion to
Shelter Island on the steamer Starin, Thurs
day, June 23d. Their trip to the island last
year was so satisfactory that there is a uni
versal desire to go again, and as this is the
only trip the boat makes.they will probably
decide to take advantage of it.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
Millinery Goods at Cost ,

The ladies of New Haven are invited to
call at the millinery establishment of Mrs. N.
s. Jacobs and secure bargain in the shape
of an elegant hat or bonnet. Her entire
stock, comprising all that is handsome and
stylish in hats and bonnets, will be sold re-
CARELESS of cost. All should avail themselves
Of this chance, as by SO doing they will be
suited in quality of style and price.
Mrs. N. s. JACOBS, 1853 Chapel street,
opposite Elliott House.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

Brief Mention
Harper's for July is received and for sale
by T. H. Pease & Son.
Harmony Lodge No. .. I. o. o. F., has its
10th anniversary tomorrow evening at the
Atheneum.
paving business is offered cheap for cash
or exchange Look at the advertisement
s'Chance for business"
The life of the young man Kidder, who
was killed by his brother last week in Spring
field, was insured in Hartford for 81, 900.
The Veteran Grays have meeting tonight
at the company parlors with reference to
Joining in the Memorial day exercises of the
active command.
The barge Ida, designed for freighting bus
mess, and with a carrying capacity of nearly
1000 tons, was launched from the yard of s..
& E. s. Belden on Monday afternoon.
Walter B. Law, of the firm of Booth d
Law, is putting up the first house on Lyn-
wood street, the new street from Elm to
Martin. The house is of brick, substantial
and creditable start in the locality.
Rev. H. Clay Trumbull, editor of the Su'a-
day School Times, has returned from his En-
ropean trip. During his absence he visited
Egypt and the Holy Land. His health has
been entirely restored by the journey.
]. Lawrence Clinton, of the ferry district
in Old Say brook, was found dead in his bed
recently. His death is attributed to apo
plexy. Deceased lost a leg when the Shore
Line bridge over the Connecticut was built.
May we noted the death of Leonard
Mansfield, of 17G Meadow street, mentioning
that three sisters were still living of a once
large family. Monday, one of the three Sis
tiers, aged 6S, named Sarah Mansfield, suf.
fered paralytic stroke and died the after.
noon of the same day. Funeral this We'd
nesday afternoon at p. m. from the resi-.
dence.
Took it by Mistake.
Monday night Jennie Parker, young lady
of twenty-six, residing in the neighboring
town of Montville, Ct, by mistake took in,
, ternally an external application for throat
trouble, containing cyanide of potash, and
died in consequence within an hour.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
County CommissIoners.

The County Commissioners were in session
yesterday and granted the following liquor
licenses Rudolph Fechner, 100 State /;
Frederick Perrin, Waverly Grove House.
West Haven, and Edward H. Smith, West
Haven; j. s. Rood, Merwin's Point, Milford
The following protest was received:
WEST HAVEN, June 10, 1881.
Hon. Board of County Commissioners:
Gentlemen-We would respectfully protest against
granting q license to John e. Thorn . Of this Dor
ovgh on the ground of being unnt person to sell
intoxicating drinks. Thomas Is not at person to
keep peace on the shore. -5
E. j. CAssELL,
THOMAS GALBRATTH,
E. M, BAscoMB.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

William Bradley was arrested last evening
for drunkenness and begging from door to
door, Il -~ ~
William McKenna has been drunk, as
stated, for many days, and his wife COM
planned that he had done nothing for thu sup
port of her and his four children in seven
weeks. He viii be called upon to answer be-
fore the City Court this morning.
Joseph Willard and John Hicks were, ar
rested last evening for breach of the peace
at the foot of Chapel street, near Olds' bak-
cry. 1t was evidently family quarrel.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
THE WEATHER RECORD.
Indications.

Indications.
War DEPARTdENT, !
OrFIor OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEh,
WAsHNGTos D. c., June Isl A. II.
For New England, clearing weather. west WINDS
rising barometer. .sF .-. z.- --s
For the Middle States, fair weather, winds mostly
northwest stationary lower temperature and
higher barometer.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

The 100 pairs of s'Burt's'' boots advertised
by US this week at So. 95 are soiled shoes Sc
lected from our $3.50 boots of this celebrated
maker WsB FEM & Co
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
Transfers orReaI Estate.

Recently recorded transfers of real estate
in the Town Clerks Office are as follows:
Edwin and Elizabeth Osborn to Julia E.
Jacocks, wife of Abel B. Jacocks, eighty
eight feet on Elm street =; Prosper Warner,
on Commerce street Constantine Simon to
Resale Simon, twenty feet on State street ;
Nicholas Marony to the L. Candee company,
thirty feet on Wallace street; the L. Candee
company to Nicholas Marony, thirty-four
feet on Hamilton street
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

The old established firm of J. & G. H.
Smith will open at $50 Long Wharf on We'd
nesday morning, June Is, wholesale fish
and lobster market in connection with their
oyster business. All orders promptly attend
ed to. Telephone connected. Grocers and
marketmen will find it to their advantage to
patronize the above firm. lis Ct
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15
To Our Customers

Read our advertisement of prices in this
paper. We never fail to sell Sc so boots for
2.95 when we SO advertise.
W. B. FEM & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

DR.. Fiske, the popular clairvoyant physi-
clan of this city, is now at No. 27O Chapel
street, New Haven, where he can be con.
| suited until June 26th, until 8 p. m. The
doctor is widely known. He has been tested
| by thousands, and gives perfect satisfaction.
See advertisement. lis 3t1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-15

The High Reputation OF Hub Punch
has caused many worthless limitations, com.
posed of impure and unpalatable mixtures
ie15 3teod