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Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-09

No. 70 Court, corner State Street,
 NEW HAVEN, CONN.
 N@NINE CUSTOM SHIRTS speciality, made after our 1' improved yoke, which with the patent bosom and neck band are acknowledged to be superior as to hf and durability. None but the most skflful mechan- les are employed the most approved makes of cottons and superior linens carefully selected for our fine trade will be used. Our Shirts made and laun- dried on the premises under the supervision of exp rtenced superntendents in each department and are warranted to give satisfaction in every particular
 FINE FOREIGN FANCY SHIRTINGS.-We shall exhibit the most attractive line of French and Eng fish Fancy Shirtngs to be found outside the cities of New York and Boston. Having the exclusive sale in this city from the stock of one of the largest import ing houses as to variety of aserns and quality of goods. We shan also keep hand . line of READY MADE SHIRTS for retail trade at popular prices made after the style of our fine custom shirts Our Wholesale Department will be conducted as usn al We have on hand few dozens Shirts made of Wamstta Shirting which closing at 50 and 75c fe5 GEO. P. MARVIN. Secretary.
 THE MININ e RECORD, S4 Year.No 61 Broadway, New York. Most complete Min l1g Paper ever published Sample Copies free. Orders executed for Mining Stocks and other Securities both in N. Y. and San ErancfscO.
 ALEX. RQBT. CHIsOLM, ProPsr.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-09
w. T. HATCH & SONS,

Bankers and Brokers,
 Corner of Chapel and Orange-9treets,
 OFFER FOR SALE
 & X nhn Boston and N. '. Air Line 6 per @OsUUU cent. Bonds 5000 New Haven and Northampton R. R. per cent Coupon Bonds $10O0 New Haven and Northampton per cent. Bond of 1882; 4S Shares N. r., N. H. and H. R.R Co.Stock 1O Shares New Haven Ice Co. Stock; Bonds of tn Bell Telephons Co at 90 and interest. f26
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-09

Boston & New York Air Line R.R
 On and after MONDAY, Nov. 29, 1880, train s@ will run as follows:
 H'$ 500 a. train for Willimantic M&ALS:Oo g. na. Train for Willimantic connects n
 WtHimantio with trains of the N N and \. F. and N. |. N. railroads, arriving in Boston ~ I1o m, Providence 1925, Worcester I2:27 D. m, and Norwich at 105O a. fn lV4oa m Train for Wilfimantic, connecting at wiui Northern Railroads ~ 6:05 D. m. Train for Wilunaptic connac+,, . 1y,,,, Mantic with New London Northern R. R. for Norwich and New London
 Trains leave Turnervlle for CoIche a4 o.Aa ,, 1:07, 500 and 7:4S D. m " N' Leave Colchester for Turnerville at s36 and 1147 Ha, and 5:63 and TAI D. m
 irains connect at Mtddletown with the Connection valley Railroad for Saybrook and Hartford oo J. H. FRANKLIN, nzS
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-09
Bargains in Carriages

" "AG0Ns, Beach WagonA Phatons, Top Oarria- w ges. Shifting Top, Patent Wheels new and sec hand The oheapest and best place in the oity t
 urrhase anything in the above line is at the mann aTtoFy of p. TOBIN, 104 Howe street. N B-Re- airing of all kinds promptly attended Go and st tow st rHtess Carriages and Wagons stored and sold on
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-09

Small Attendance, of Lsgfslators-The Oyster Law Agaln-Proposed Amend- nnent to the Game Lavvs-Congress Av- enue Grading and the City Charter Ofrnarr NTmffara 0FTmfareat.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
I..scned frnrn Tlenfl,.

J CoughIIn e.f Sazns-Tllle. Mass. says.
 IR the kaH oF 1876, w2s taken III with 8 y39leni bleeding of zhs lungs followed by E ssvsre cgnEh- ] soon began to loose Eny EFs- petite and Aesh. ] wAs so weak E1 one time TtEr c0tis9 Fs1f lszus asg 5sd In the summer 0f ST was admitted 10 the cIty hospital While there The doctors said had hole in my letI lung as big as half dollar ] ez- pended over hundred dollars in doctors aud medicines ] was 80 far gone ni one time rep8rs went around fhRt l was dead J gave up hope. buf friend told me uf Dr. Win Halls BAlsam for the LunEs, l lEush- e3 st my friends thinking that ny case WAS 5neurzhle, but go1 bottle to safify 1aem when t8 my surprise HE. qualification. esmmeaead f0 fs4 ss1isy- My hope. once dead, l,ezan to reviTe and to-day ] fsel in bs1ser spirits than ] hare the past three yeErs-
 ] write lfis hoping ygu viii puhlisA if So that eFsry one afflicted with Diseased Lungs wi1 he induced fo take mr. Wa Halls BaisAm fer fbe LunEs. and bs e01- rinced thar consumption can te cured have taken two bottles and can positively say that Il has daae more good taza 0H 1se assGin5Hes have taken since ny sickness ar. cough Las Almost entirely disappeared and ] shall soon be able to 20 to work Sold by al Druggists
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
Enrlnnsl and sh. Bner..

About the beginning Ufthe seventeenth century g settlement of Dutch was made at the Cape Of Good Hope in Africa Al that time Holland WAS one of the first maritime powers Gf the world, if not the frs;- Van Truup with . broom al his
 mast head had swept the seas, and the Dutch subject felt At liberty to settle wheresoever ii suited his fancy, relying on the protection of his home govern meut But the power Of the Dutch in time began to wane, and the settlement al Cape Town WAS gradually forgotten The Bo-ers, whose name ls derived from the word gignifying farmer in their language thus became free and administered their own affairs.
 In 1914 by some sorf Of diplomacy De- cuIar to England- Cape Town and the country immediately adjacent became an Engllsh colony. This was 2 proceeding 80 offensive to fbe Boers that they abandoned their settlement and moved north, beyond the river Yaal, into what was unoCcupied territory. Here they cultivated the land and made consider able heacwag ln manufactures and con- meroe.
 since 1888 their relations have not been gf peaceful character England has followed up this Dutch colony and insisted upon their dependence. As early as Is42 the English, under Sir H C. smith, invaded their territory, and sev- eral engagements were fought the result being generally disastrous t0 the in- vsders. Some 1900 of the Boers were taken under British d0mion ia l54s by proclamation, u0nEscating that part of the country in which they lived. The present purpose of England is no doubt to embrace the remainder Of them by the same tactics as in lS4s.
 In lsj4 the independence oftbe Orange Free State was recognized, and the Boers are naturally unable to understand why the virgin soul on which they have settled IS not recognized by England as free also. Their odsnse seems b be that the Boers have undertaken 10 build railway easterly from their settlement t0 DelOga Bay on the east coast Of South Africa, and that the English view this with fear for their own commercial su- premacy in the Cape Town colony. II is, in fine, for about the same reason that she makes war upon them as she did upon the colonies Of this country al the time of the revolution
 Great Britain stands in this position. The quarrel is confessedly Of her Own making. and the only oanss bell on the part of the Boers Is that they are pursu- ing their own business in a way which may result in 8 damage to the local tar ih law of the Cane Town colony. This war descends to Afr. Gladstone as one Of the legacies Of the impertineni admin istRtiQn of Besoonsleld. The trouble with Gladstone is that be has not the moral courage to renounce this legacy; and England should remember that che IS not making war upon the savage tribes Of Africa, but on a Teople of European descent and civilized ways and progress siEe habais. Enciisllmen are now will ing to admit ibe great blunder Of at- tempting t0 coerce our colonies in l776. and they should reflect that they have no more moral warrant for fhe sui5ngAii0n 0l the Boeys who have shown themselves to be brave and liberty loving people such a people as il behDvea all civilized
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

&Rosc The sAssus117ies a6 E-x&E3en lk He attempt fo tax gBeh filings 2S alsy- ngnag Not that &heEs ls any ts1Daae merit In fE9e acgulssssssssssss sssss = gi- Di eiiarpgnSe. sss6 s.essa1se q is siSouf as pos esbIa 4g collect g tax ca fben as T 1s D chain SUI sieeGra. and Dos only s1Aaf lEli .se imposition q B duty on suen srt1sis'e leaves dealer no atterngtsvs ttzt 70 fil's e aaig kyuss n-ss 1r swlDGle fDe TeTsnus. The diamond tax ls inssaueea as esfB- uie cf naanF 0thars. Laws can be sD frsrae3 and % applied that ey the rue of three q man can be shown to De ais- honestly carrying on hls business a. though nc evidence receivable n eourt is al hand to secure A5s arrest A few r1eguthe since New York sugar re-
 ineyv closed Iis esza8 iis1arna,lt, eIurtlaiz- gzllY stating Tt was impossible p exist honestly under 1he law some idea 0l fhe extent of flae smuggling of small and valuable articles may be gained tsT jew trips across the Atlantic. An Italian r,adro-ae arrives zf New York with s fat. hftle hseggar boy. From foe % arEnEsit that little began boy is wound round with Iars un6er fis ragged jacket. fns profit oz which alone pays the passags q the couple and monkey thrown ln-
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
ssnsfhle Aarane.

Ton gre asked every dzy through the col uulus Of newspapers and by your DrngEisi ts use something for yoE- Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that you know xotIinE sbout, you gel discouraged spanding money with b1t Er.Ie success Now to give you satisfactory proof thai GREEE's AUsus7 FISwEB Will cure you of ByspsFsis and Livsr Complaint with all ifs affects. such 2s sour stomach, Sick Headache Habt1Al CostiTeDess, PRlpiIztion Of the Hear. Hear bura. Water -5-sash Fullnesg st tAe pit of the Stomach. Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue indieestl0n, swimming Of the head, low spirits, etc, we ask vou 10 go 10 yonr Drug Eisf and get A Sample Bottle Uf GEEEs E AusUET FDOwKE for 10 cents and try it e 8 regular size for 75 cents. Two doses will relieve you.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

PROVIDENCE Pfess- When Dr. H0lland's $ Katrina" was ready for the press the famOns artistic English engraver. Linton, was engaged 10 illustrate it. One day he was summoned by the publishers and shown the blocks which outmeasured the page, and asked t0 reft them. -Oh. nor he couldn't do that. But he must, their wss no alternative o, yes there vas w hal was that9" -Cui of few Of Dr. Holland verses, they would never be uissear'
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

gsswers to ezeenraae sussead pf Frsasss- ing
 1sui lsse 1sallsT sE kEwlsu1 1E hypoerzf- ieaA. and 1iae zfllrzs fsE new territory an- ssslnhir 1ae na1urzl and inev1ts1ie rs- sglfs of suga poErT VII bring Its snse rewaaa 1sf disGss4x ta that Faroa8 zac FzlFa2. ilgzsasis nation ln ttse end. as sure zs tne~E ss a Power whieh rights the wraHes uf ttas oppressed and a1 lass ssss a B things even.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
ssileg PBeg PEIess-A Sure Cure Found ss
 Lasf--&o One Need Suffer.

4 sure cure fgr tlH Bind E8es1.ng. 1tcsa- ing and I Iee-zss7 FElas has been discovered ky Dr. Williams tan Indian rssr'le3y3. called Dr Williams Ointment A single box EEs cured 1hs worst chronic eases of 25 and g wears standing No one need suffer five Iz1i-az1zs Asse- applying this wonderful sootA- iug medicine Lotions, Instruments and EIecruH-ieS do more harm than good HIIIiaru' s Ointment absorAs fhs tuuurs aTlavs the 1nte.se ticking lEsz-tlcalisr2y 8. night. Gzsar ga1.ing war-n l1 bed, srI as 8 roulfios. gixes instant and painless ra-isf and is prepared c'-lsy for Piles IE11lilg Of the private paris, and natAiag sls=
 For s.le by al Druggists. CT mailed on receipt Of price. s1.99. Heary 4 DaEis, Pro f,-iesnrs. Cleveland. c.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

IT is 0byi0U. that when the blood beoomes corrupt the whole system is corrupl also The large majority Of female diseases pro. oesa from this cznse. The true policy is Co direct the remedy 70 the source of the dis ease. Ur. Tuts Pills has 6 specific effect on the blood Il puri6eg. vitalizes it. ez- polling all disfsEnp,er from the system
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
pr. Jchn Bulls Smiths Toaie Syrup !!
 FOB TEE cCRE or Fever e Ague CIILLS and FEVER.

Ias proprietor 1f lsla celebrated se5iesus iaE.-Y e-1iUE fgF lE slJsgl grty gger hll raz4e- G.e& eyer u1sfe1 to fls putae f1g E1s h&FE. GEEIAIE and PE-Eb1A AEAT cure of AEus uG1 feTeg. pr CAlllt and J sFsr. g1eG1eT e stcrI gT lgzF ssaD1lng He nsleEE 70 tae eLt.gs g asll~ s.rg aud se1-aer2 county 70 bear him tes.3E1grT tg fhs r1ln gf Zoe ssaer4ua rszEG il ag GnHe WaaateFer win M ta-l go elre E tiie ciEee.lgnE s-e s-rserlg followed and cared U4t gu e Fle11 EgaaV ezsee a single Hse heS been a1els-.f fgF e cztg aud E'huse fGznillss have tsea cuse1 Esy tnEle b11tle. u+tl q Bsftss1 s.9rat5cI O- tts fea.aEal heal1h. Af g. bluaref, rruds1t E-8 lE s sTF ease more eergH-u tJ cure # lts lae k l5-t- lus4 aH smaller a9Eet 4gF week CT twa 6 feS ~ s4seass haE bss1 claaks1 Elcrs E,HGis. B ll #ruaf and io1lE-itauciDE eakeg- fEnaIy I1B f..sd dlcsfs wl5l ngt EeQEire Euy E31 ta elG tfte ullF-ts 1r god order. %ao1IC t9e p&te.t asW- Fr r5Euifs e eatsariac E1e-1.eiue, sHsr AE0iug sl61l re CT fagg Gases pf rts ToIse a k5EE.e a.=e aF BILLfs VEG ETABLE FAMILY ffLLs wlli ts Eurclelt
 Lne Feuu.ue FaIrE TosTc syEuF usaft aevt t JOHN bL ls-'- rriFE-s 5islgp E each Lllt.f Aa 4Sha BULL o1lT tls tae r-F4l GJ EaGDr iae- tlrf aud ss-- fts pf g. nr. lgEE 2. -CIIE1s I.SIE rgNrF lf i49gi1Ti aa. Ey4 EEaml1e Ws4 r1e ssts eu eaeh b1stle- lf ry rr4 FE-e EtsEgE ls 11f uu ssca oossae d. ngI p-rcLEss CT Egu VIII. 1s eesflFec
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

k this issue appears g new advertisement of the DE. EAEnEE HEDECINE CoEPAKY manufactures Of the justly celebrated IEos ToETc. endorsed and recommended by the medical profession. As 3 general tolic and especially f3F Dyspepsia and General De biliTv. < has no eglal, having bsel thur- BuEtly tested and recon uendsd as hzTing vi-1G es which DO other tonic possesses. II is certainly 8 valuable remedy. ju5ging from ths satisfactory testimonials from pr0uain- ezt p,ers1zs II has racelved --[ [FneilaIs6ti < C. (YrSes5qu ssaadHrd
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
I.nr...r. Mnr pl.arrre

as 10 tlle best methods and rene5ies. faT fhs cure Of constipation and uisgraeTso lire1 and kldneyE. But those thEt hare used Kidney o-t, agree thai 1z is by tEr tne teai medicine known Its scrign is prompt thorough and lasting. Ges s D0x or bgftls and TT 5t.-Egrle
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
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aEsa.s.Els .l9n-zlal

T~1 dEgs mode-zte z5sssir1z5on C 1s8e zueans 5r question el4abi41 Mr EYrt0 EiEz- LarTA 1z-s \ NntA szr@es 8. LSuis Ea.. so thus w-rzfs us. I had been 8 sg1zse-es f0s the past slE EeeEs w51A seVeTe gi1ixss ir 11e shoulder and slsl1e so tizz4 ] was uuassle % ao azE wzsrk Advised ng $ friend l ESad B. Jacobs Oil Win fsse second sppiies- ton rs4ist wza had aud g cure sfs@slec n twp 64vs
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
HahnunI cns.ir-ne..

is the bans ef nearly every American woman Ers~T woman owes Il 1o hersa-f and 10 he- family 10 use 1lE1 esls1-Essa medicine K55neT-Nur IL Is the sure ren1ssv for e1nsti pz1i0l. and fur al aisaT- da-S Of inc EiGnszs and liver TrT j. now. si1t2s- 5-y or lieuia.--Eesrg aasG lsasvssg-
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

L1uzA F prxKHAx1s KEsETzBLE aN,rsJI- ND w1M s: aL times and under al eireurn- stEnees ne1 h harmony with the laws that Egvsrn the female svssana. Address A-g Lrdis E. B1nkhszn- 2s5 Western Arenne lynn. Mass. fg- ci-rulars
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

PCRK CoD-LIygK OIL made from selected ivers on the sea shore, by Czswell Hazard < Co., New York. J. is absolutely pure and swees Patients who have once taken ii prefer if 10 all cahes- Physicl4ns have de- eided t superior to any of Ibe other oils in market
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
Enr-s. xasin1la, r..n,s.-ar.

The most eminent physicians Of fhe aaT highly recommend St 5aogt@ 9l as t rurs for rheumatism li ezu ba purchased at ary drnE house and rbs Frine Is iTislgz1iti- cant, when you take into consideration the wonderful cures if VIII T5roa-ee
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

TEEEE are bz1 two sorrs Of govern rnsu1 one where men show their teeth al each other. and one where men show their tongue and hEk the feet of the E=ra~rzsz@
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

ar1 peEef aud auAent eazuyaas fftres and eHarfer cefanss sr ths fs pafss os hysr4Ensa Gufhea so1xs sn1 go1YEl&s Aserss ans seeal&. Nnsae generally.
 MASON 4 EAMLIN DEgAA6 are earfatriy tte FEST IN THE WORLD, kEglHR woE HlsHKNT AMkkDs fis gxsessrAAzLrp TT sErEsse,ssF at " EkY TzxrEEs rKsEs, befng khs oIy Aaersean eygass AacA Aass yess fgsssa sssrflf q s4eA q gzg-
 ILLTbTKATED CATAIi0GrK F. akd FKgex LxsTA. free. MASON 4 HAMiIA ORGAN CO. ls4 TFea.ozt D., BOSTON N EAat ietA s. rnl9r square, AkN YORK 7as wshzeh Are, CHICAGO.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

LEOPOLD k0THscHfLD, inst married Co Miss PeTugia is an excellent skater One day he skafed his name into the ice at Hyde Park, when another skater ad- ded the legend. Pay the bearer fiity nil- llon aollars.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

4 wDxAx requested her husband moi to asseclzae with a ce-z0il man who WAS g hard drinksr. ~Why7 hs exclaimed hes nv boass'm friend"
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

HEEEEET SFENcEfs increasing bziouess gives his forehead height and bulge which must oe the envy Of every intel lsctazl EaglIsA1aRn with 8 small front
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

TIE people may talk about huEabugs and patent medicines zs much as they please
 bar we stick t3 the plain fae1 thai Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup VIII cure 8 c9pEh quicker
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

SOME men are 50 constituted that if sfter continued exertions 10 reach the far of land were shines the midnight sun they al last should arrive there, they would gaze but briefly on its wonders, and then begin 10 sigh for the sun to set--jast to get a view of 6 brilliant sun- ERf
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

IgE man xh8 didn't get Io t,e a;tgY- EeF-eenerE sx-a&rs tfsaf this country is 8u the Wayne He spaBs q zisss. ssssssissz5
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

TFE 1ooss comfortable boon lD sgwn is thst wrb Lyon Patent &ss&lIc Eea ss sieBeyT.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

JAE GerLD's monopoly Is like the d. vine dispensGtlOn in one respect al least. Il spreads from pole to pole"
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
OATH oy AL1EsIAScE.

In the presence of Almighty God. the searcher of hearts, and praying for His gracious assistance and mercy. we. bBrghers Of the South African republic. have solemHiy agreed, for us and for our children to unite ln holy covenant which we confirm in 8 solemn oath It IS now forty years ago since our fathers Jeff the Cape Colony 10 become a free and Independent people. These forty years were forty years of sorrow and suffering. We have founded Natal. the Orange Free State, and the South Afr can republic, and three times has the Britisk government trampled on our liberty. And our flag baptized with the blood and tears Of our fathers. has been pulled down As by thief in The night has our free republic been stolen from us. We cannot suffer this, and We may not it is the will of God that the unity of our fathers and our love t0 our chil- dren should oblige us to deliver unto our children unblemished the heritage of our fathers. II is for this reason that we here unite and give each other the hand as men and brethren, solemnly pr0mis- ing to be faitsful to our country and peo- pie and, looking unto God, to work to- geiher unto death for the restoration of the liberty of our republic. So truly help us, God Almighty.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
A Nntal.Is neelara,inu.

The Declaration Of Independenee Of the Dutch Boers or farmers Of South Africa is remarkable for it's elouuence. its patb0s. it's religious fervor, and it's bitter indictment of the British rulers for the wroags and outrages suffered at their banda The Declaration of Independ- ence E too lengthy for publication iu our columns, but the following extract from the document, being the Boers' cath of allegiance to each other, gives an idea of the spirit and the temper of the signerE;
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

THE British museum was hrst opened Jan s. 17a9ss
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
PONDS
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, 1881-08-09

nt salnry tasc.l upon &l,'oo per amnuut, 10 bo
lH patt! ont Ut the Contingent 'Funtl,
AID. Law!or presented ii rcpprt of tho Commit
tee IN Bttcuts nnd Alleys West 1Myiet0n. req
tnnlenhtnH That tltc surfncc ti0tnE CnnlpNnys
tar " 1.tto ?" ho allowed 10 rlit, nti Madison
Btrcut, west Of WGstorn avenue. C0nenrrcd In.
ctEANtxu rf,E nfyEtt.
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Sn tvs ~ t c!rss IN, mto tso io rtr " IT,,
Il. ~ hrn MS ,, =" Aoep p"ro ""'eF to tae for @''
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,,, = tsi4 'H".t't@t ~. 'uH'
TITO FInnnco Committee Recommended tho
rnrsaRu nt M ordnance rcprattt,g that in rcla.
t!nti tu tho Fish INSPECTOR Alln tho Inspection Ut
I'M. ....
AID. Hurley aald that thoro was m llccpssity
put i,p fish tH my s1Apn tney ltktHl Mono u
tB western cttfes had slch lt'tpGctors, tttil u
tho trtlinaneD l,Assud 1t wotll drive business
ot't nf tti1 tuwn.
ALL. Peesny tHi1 that tho atHat inspectors hHl
very .t.11u hnnrs IL THO summer aid thoir tles
@ tnok them iutu Rn9th @ Mntor street. wl,cr9 M r. il
they ttutteCu III nvti-ttMtfltnB ArrcI VI t!s they
cntteinnut1 It aua ta,l Il Garlctl awny. lilo WIS
, 1881-08-09

Tn his details OF indian horrotx TINT came un-
der bis notice, Mr. .Markley, tho New w-tiextcau
lnliuu.k ki!ler atuted that !n 1867 he xavs an In
u!an half dollar TOR u hair sppe ton fEes Ia
ile ilntw!ste4 tho end and found that It was
made Of rod, auburn. and black hair. .!htch.
u women. III quss tioaod she Indian. wao told
hitu the rop9 was nude from the haIE OF tho woul-
GU and glrta tlAtu 10 rho MouniAlp Meadow
MesAetcre. Tor ooQlpltcity with which murder
J0hu u. Lou. the AlorMou, Wan tried md shut =
!ew ysars aKo. Try place whoso 30 purchased
from Mountain Meldow, Mhere tho uauat hHr-
rowing and bruta! maAsacxa Of modern umcs
ucCugItd.
, 1881-08-09

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. a-f1*oUlt-FIfmnr4 M!nn0-
sota e1tF1Is &.57x&AMs Ohio, good. sk.i, Ohln nuw
proessa, $d.tV. Mlnuczota patent proccss, t7s7GQ.
wintoE latonss td7s47.to; Ohio hlgh graae Till Nya
hou9t &t.H19. LW.
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