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ItIIJGUlIliIIC,
FOUND AT LAST.
'tNot the Philosophers Stonc," but a
Radical euro for Rheumatism.
Truthful Testimony Touching the Trco,-
n1cnt.


Tho growth Of tnost valuable inventions Is
usually slow, hut very marked exception p
Woqaots Il ~ llhyuaie 9 someay Il; tc e; Il short
timc It haa bocn l,cf0rc tho public Arguments
nfe often vnIn eutuRuns, frequently Ut little
nuvur futts to convince. inst this tho lshe,lit-
ie heg,ctty fas dung. and Il stl dong every dry,
nent paoplo III I nonvarsaaon with Ia rorrescnta. @
two df this pnpcr.
!. q, n. ,,oorus. rso..
tost.oar aeent OF tho p. q. Kin. 4. H. II. .uo, tina
rst nnn fnrvowe md ri H. rn,,iw H. - =, ,,o.,o,s
naso uu s,,,,a" t t.,,r aI ~ tep!x H. Mosuons
nc S ha. .ne Fnr rG.narkano ssnio
on neek sasu md ~ s ~ nc, ,np Hac. 10 M y
nr,s wo,,i swoII to- m ~ enormos azr. ca.na 1
w.: w. e @ s;liior .hs torture q tho aaane'i:
S ao sos s1on a9 9 b2cs
Ss HSa %ak Sr SSs.s y;s
IArts OF the country. and was 9y then, informed
ono or ie' inc VII VIZ t. so I'M ny ooy t to tbs
a. asy Ro,sne y th3 re use Of
erc mecai mo' Wiz 81 sxa@'ned AMI Si'n,e ne M eo
s,,nh ~ ~ o,oy, III r"tua at Epanen,cs
0nIy received tcnpornry rcief, and taat. tuo. nj
AZ onorinous rt's!. ABOUT aix munthsnRo q tho
ehgHesron ~ ~. nogKett. Cashier OF the r.: g.
o ~ S:Es il x tae and aSdfay as
sas1ee ot ny resolution so1@acnoed nsln4
eLes uaSt -. y te'N Wo
NY system would very materially incrcnse my
~ % n.E ~ ~ ~! ,no arusu. tur uMelnR tao nrse
lhu HICHs NY sHuHtlu9 WAS lHtgnee. uhe nay
NOV won rUtnCtnhor iii CCrtnlnly thought
SHOULD die, for alt tho tniua tn Wy pO1y seemed
to bt concentrating nj mr t1lps In nv agony
nlfTfnntnv nr,tvol nr,i, syont n,t aunra ,,t,:,,
Mi ~ '.nnt ,.,"n @ a. ,,ns LIZ - 49,. M - wnr... M
~ 49, - t - ucAM - noFAk uuNH ulu " NY
Ie9s, aht! fgt exHet'y na X IT. Werg pce1lng OIL
every bit OF !lesh from tho bone: 1t rassed tho
knee Joint and went down through tjia lever
l,nrt Of tho tnh int, tho fact and finnljv fhnnf
tinfi II wnnt mi fhrnG nv tno ianutn.. n,n
ii hnwo :, fs, n,nro ,v,r,s n ,,, 49,, .,,,. !,
this: NV rhe;,,nntis,,1 wms hrrrti1tarvH fnr ,,w
fnthnr ,vhn Ia ~Cs~ ,,.n.s ~ 49, - ~ ta!y
trnI,tsS u it uw ~ e. 3EMss " aAa, nMs pccn
tloHultu WIN I've luFtS.HlHg Jchfs+ anu ulf-
ing inc lhat loAftGah ynnsa Han hcon compelled to
nso crntehGe. Wnon ~ noaru ! was weil he re.
1nafkou ~ IF. WnlEnnintt thu he could euro tho
s;'i ny eonia GgrsainsY GmIo 1 fatslnE nnd ho was
nna Hls rns;,eF M h. @ tnrc% awaT is erTtche; aGd
NsS o4s!s aasy s:tonot rn, corroporu., IN too bv
Thy f9flowlnE Erntl9nGn:
1!oHEett. Cashier L, q. VI i. N9nif. Ch1cnGos
MtI LOOK. tnnsMr transportation j.. @. ht. l.. tntl,
ltnMd, lnllnnnnaIl* IT, A4Ior. NJ D.. Columbus, u.
Iho Ncws man hext eas!oa Wpou
MIL. q, 4: harmon.
n%... ,,,,.., r,.... t,.t.s - -
~ ~ xxi aTteF 1aouso' 9hleaHo. lita e1pefsehca "as
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MEMORY.

DY JAMES A. t;ANFIEl,p.
Cincinnati f;a,xfts
:, Autn A"t'o pocln' 4iu"' mo Pet o1 our uelofcd
Pfcs1dtnt. was written before bis 0rst term III
ConyrGss-hctlce some twenty years ago. At
that tltnp tussibly thu prcsftlpnry f n Chrtatinn
At,II,1n ~ q. tIa :, ,,,,n,t ,.hnss ~, ,,,,,"..
w x"sHo "as tu1 euntn ,N "ne.o 1ne s"hpc"'na
Tell, nut tho lust lines nro all but prophecy.
ptuas0 gjve tho whoIb 10 your routers
" 1s ayu,,t
n, ,,,,p, :, o,,,u,. r,,,,,,n,.>, i.,,,,,.,' .....
oAar".t.n l, o1"hAt 1""Ast'AS SupHetl' Aouts-
Vile, ny.
,,.,
Ills boauteouss might; tho stars look brightly
down
Uppn inc EAtth. deokcd IN hcr .roee OF SNOW.
Which gives tts eheer to midnight and to Ille.
Anu now, with uUtaesesa step. sW1ot hGmory
eutnea
Ana !ends mo gently through her twilight realms.
'tlr dcllcato pencil Cor portrayed,
The encha.,tcd, ahadowy land whero Memory
dWolisf
~ mis- lta valleys. ohcarlcss, loae. and droar,
tlark'snntteu by tho ulotirnful Cypress- s-trtc:
Ana yot itn Bunllt mount4In-t9ps arc bathod
II Heayen's nwn blue Upon tts Nragxy oiiIs,
tooett " thu dreamy light of uistAnt years,
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them for tho extensive and expensive plant
needed for the prosecution of tilrEr work.
james gaye tho tnhd on which Belfnst Is
built md the surrounding county Y. me i1on
nEal fanly Tls1r mees's tnrced e rors trol
got deeas in fet-sI,nulc. " For. that rensul'
only" snt.l Londonderry. scholar II, inc,
t}utfast has gone nhrnd Ut Londonderry.
although II rnnItl ny l,c coinpaTed wti,t ns
Yet tic Irish Snctety is the best Of all tho
l.DtltuI, corporations to whom Jnnles gnvn
great estates It'll Ireland. Tli!s society n!olie
vas Glye ~ EfHt ~ tr,,s'. with tlc tler x
pended. ntlcr tho expenses of tho natl-
uRHntcnt, fur thu promotion. Ut the in!er-
ests Of tho city nilti llhcrileS.. Tic
stor Flsh soo1esy S aEs,a LIS 1lstrs s,saT lhs G9.
though part Of lts vast revenues iInsv bcell
ret nstle for schools tho - Expenses Of nlnil-
aUciItcIlt'' hayE bectt not merely extrnvaEnMt
only, Int tloligeIatciy tlislionest expe,,ti!-
alton, Of 4 lnrEe party Of tho corporation. who
indulge In rotous living at the charge Of the
city revenues.
Similar anti still more
oSEl.ous AND 1x1ErExstnr.E TAXES
arc. levied by otller London corporations ill
md tho Drapcrs. Tleso absentee corpora
ti0n landlords, rs a rule, hRye d0nu jlntll-
inx Or next to nothing tlt1rinx these
Ali of tic County derry wJ,y giypl, AWAY to
irl,tlon Euitist 'rhev stfll own tic greater
part Of it. Tiioy tax lts pc,,ple without giy-
flix them vuicE IN determining their tuXes
jcyics II they were called taxes, puv tileil
wttlIVt,t uurlnurinp BECAUSE tiIGv caiI Il rrllt.
Tl,u sot, If 'ja,ics i. WIS beheadstt il, In.
gln,li TOR loyylng tnxes without Parliament
glory liz tho scntroltl on Which llo tcrlsl,eli;
and vet they think It perfectly fight thnt
King .Jnmcs should lave granted permission
10 i class OF rich sl,nribjt.lOys aid ricll
sce|ais foreysr. ~ to TX for . e",ries lpHss to
lpotte uf Irolautl-to tlrIyc Industries from
their purts and comfort from their cabins.
'rllu English nre not lacking in virtues, but
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For Young Ladies' and ChIldsun, With Klhdsntarten
iepartmant ~ SHph!s.sS; nSss CiArt. r1Hpsns sops
!uroI t run daily south to Ch!caFo.av and nqth 10
1AAklOn Appi{ for Circular.
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QREYLooK INSTITUTE,

HOMth WlietMMstoNn, E1erkahIrn Co.., Mass.
Established n ~ FEePnEes buys for cosaS Or g!
sttenton 10 luaty a9ai pup!la; bond Tor circular q
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Some Strong Ciroumstantial Evidence
Against Keenan,.
Testimony Of tlo Mnn from Whom 1lo
Borrowed u Revolver.
A Rather Ingenious Alibi sot Up on Be-
half Of Defendant,
Ho Swears He Was In the Country Thai
Night Trying 10 Commit Burglary.

~, Gs'h''"' -o3is c"uko nA.ue' ~ ano oet'1a'
and au.on4 tbnso present were tho motl,or and
two s,sters of tho m,,r,icrct man. Tho testi.
'nony submitted ''nr'na tho ,'ay WIN Of such y
character ns to carry conviction to tho minds OF
all hcnrcrs, and the evidence Of tho defendant,
s,r,.o, ~ al ~ ,,t..n,,n, W 10 .trnra -, tn r,,n,
nosssa u aau IN nu"t'oi'at s.raa'1 !" she .o.o
We'ca 10 eppafeaty eia rfoare ,f Oil eek ~
,,nor Ins. 10 serve ING purpose Oh eon''''es "'f'
"ere'' --..
oPficE1! w.A'.s1f' ,,.
who testified that he had known kecnan, Riley.
and Connors for olHht ur toll years, Hu fur buck
,,o .n ' -, ~ nv ~ ",t an"nar " Inv M
tto u,orntng nd MI of Nov, IT, is! witnoss WIS sent
hosg i ~ MnGto ~ snW tn9 acMn n. y'nE vi te
s ~ 1ne SaeK rios @ rcssea o.ly " ~ hgGs %
,,s q tho tsent La,t q a. abSo. md to ;S
ag1Gr up r 5ne so. a, naa h .10
t,,ai Ms sa, u. ut n' s, n
Mrea n tno iata1 snots. Ing 1oaMa1 feaatNes @ M o.
,,t ny ~ MuIo & ivi. ~ ts. IT. ~
nch c r.. F roI, r,,ay VII 'n9 p co,,rt NJ y %
une found m by MensleEs % brother u tho yso ,o
saeetcs 5g ~, s Tondla III % H., wann f,rs
merly oc9ngeu y no'ieo ol''cor Of TINT nane'
"4o tpst y W MGen.ehL t..,.a., ,..>.,
kceps or fort1crIy kani. sn,oot,s o.. Centrn aye.
INTO aud OIL tho e0rner nf Harrison nnd shoto
ho hnd known keenan and .lnuus Riley for shout
two ycars, md" Whitehead" CUnnora forA much
pnEsr Tine: ns hsd Sfts sen, III thrcc &c ~ II
fnthor. On tho night bcfuro tho murder tboy
wcry In tho Ilurrist,n street pIuce playtng pool
tllat night Keenan cullot the witness to one side
mud
ASKED Fots THE LOAN or his "1uS."
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PURE tGHLiR.'
PURE HEf{LiI2.'
Pure Sugar. =.

nv rocorf tuvon1to, 1t,roy or f.or,
Snr,r fmnra ,r.,,oro,Ir t"n,s, -, I,fn.
rnsc,. hcrn,ornrc umito nxtnn.;~oiv m.od
hy rnufcrttnnrr.. 1trowors Mn i,oa i'oon
n;o,tc snfllricntfy drv md w,,ftc .o ti,nt n
rnn In nnw,lerct1 md mtycij viii, nil
Snrnrs. II rufscs thc stnn,lnrd NJ rolor
iarsc'y, Nil. to' hefhg 30 sweet. rct!uces
tho snCcttNrihe strength, li,nkiME IL nee.
essnry 10 1lxc n,nre Of the Nrjic1c tv uttaln
Tim usuof ,3r,-rnn If .,vnofnnua Tnrpo
.,.,,ti.;"., ~ ILL., ,;...',... .' $3.50
'l""'s'ic' " ."ia ''tA'"to a. w" "c"ts
ltn'le hht sola llll'ier shrle'ts bfh1tAs.
As reilncrs 0f Cano Sugar VIC Arc. In
ytew OF these facts, liable Ia te nfacefl in
II rntsn posttfon bcfnrc lin mhtir. NJ tl,c
ra,nit. ~ nnmI.st, ~ u. o , ,'.'.'.%a ~ Inv -.
discriminatcly will seem u confirm tho
false an.l malicious statements oS inter-
cstcd persons who alleged IL was tho con-.
mon practice OF The 1cnsllng reflncrs To-
mix Glucose with their Sugnrs. Willie
mol inttmnt1ng tllnt Il mixture Of Glucose
and Cnnc Sngar IL Injurious to health,
'loseh' consumer oi !nst 80 'h''eh sweet.
emlhE power. ~ oraer' lhcreforc, tnat
thc 1,,inllc Gun eet snghr pure and ~ tl!c
con"i,io" IL lca'es our re'lnertes' T. IL:
ShACA' Ssa;C' 4 urge prominent "roSer or
e"Nase, Will w io"nu WIN l'lll llho ol
o"F onsats'
lhsl'lc e"cn pachaeo VIII 10 ionn1
su.rnhtce u 1l'e purify o1 l'lo contents
'lS lo''""s'
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09

We are happy to inform our readers that
 Dr. SD. Howe, the censumptive specialist
 of New York city, (by request, will make
 his third visit to New Haven next week, stop
 ping at the Tontine Hotel, to give advice and
 examinations to all desiring it. lwith the res
 pirator. an instrument that gives acorrect condition of the lungs), free of any charge
 whatever, neither has he any medicines to sell. They can be had of his agents (the druggists). During the last forty years Dr. Howe has examined more than 5000 con
 sumptives and of course must have become an expert in his specially. He does not pro- fess to raise the dead, nor to work miracles,
 but believes 80 consumptiyes out of every 100 can be restored to health with proper hygienic care and a faithful use of his Arabi- an milk cure, tonic and pills.
 Dr. Howe also gives particular attention to all chronic diseases of the liver, kidneys. heart, nerve, skin, blood diseases, female weakness, etc, for which one or all of his
 Arabian medicines are specially adapted. Dr. Howe is already well known to our New Haven people, and has certainly made some very re-
 markable cures, consequently many old friends as well as new will be glad to greet him again. Those who may need advice and wish to learn the exact condition of theil
 health should not fail to call upon him, April 12th, 18th and 14th, (three days only) 9 g.
 m. to p. m., at the Tontine Hotel. You will find him gentleman who comes highly endorsed by the physicians, clergy and press of New York and other cities.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

CENTER CHURoH.-Professor George T. IAdd, of Bowdoin College, Maine, will preach in the morning and afternoon.
 EAST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The Rev. Spencer HBray will preach at the East Congregational church. Humphrey street, to-morrdw morning and evening. Seats free All are invited to attend
 CHURCH THE MESSIAH Orange street. near Elm), Rev. M. H. Houghton. the pastor, will preach morn ing and evening. Morning subject sTThe necessity of forming correct opinions." Evening theme, .Coi Ingerso1 and the pulpit;
 ST. JOHN STREET M. E. CHURoH.-Early prayer meeting at 9:30 a. Preaching moaning and even- ing by the Rev. J. H. Hand, member of the N. Y. East Conference. Sabbath school at 12 o'clock m. Everybody welcomed to all the services
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Wooster Place)-Prayer meeting at 10 a. m. Preaching at 1O:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m by the pastor, Rev. J. M. Stifer, D. D. Sunday school and young mems Bible class at 12 n Young peoples meeting at 63O p. m. Strangers al ways welcome.
 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Services at 1O:3O B. m, and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12 m. The pastor will preach morning and evening. Subject for even ing, tThe Good Samaritau." being the first in series of Sunday evening expositions of the parables of Christ.
 DAVENPORT CHURCH {Wooster Square).-I. c. Me- serve, pastor, will preach in the morning at 103O evening at 7:30. Early prayer meeting at 9:3O, in parlor Sunday school session for old and young at 2:30 D. Young peoples meeting at 45. Strangers invited to all services.
 THIRD CHURcH-Preaching at 10:S0 and 3:15 by the pastor, $. R. Dennen. Music and sermon in the afternoon suited to Passion week and Good Friday. Sabbath school at p. Professor Northrops Bible class will be omitted account of sickness. Young peoples meeting at o'clock All are welcome.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09
College Notes. C01rGVt this morning.


 Rev. E. L. Heermance, Yale '5s, of White Plains, N. Y., will exchange with Dr. Barbour tomorrow MT. Heermance is a son-in-law of Dr. Woolsey
 '83, $. s. S., has two ball mines. The cap- tains are H. Carpenter and Newhall
 A practice meeting of the Rifle club will be held at the range this afternoon. The mem bers are requested to be on the grounds promptly at 2:3O.
 Prize speaking at Gamma Nu Hall this evening. Admission by ticket until 7:45, and after that time all are invited
 MT. J. Phelps, '83, has purchased a sloop- rigged yacht thirty feet long, which promises to beat anything in the harbor
 MT. Pach is in the city again, and is taking pictures of college rooms.
 The senior debating society met last even- ing and discussed the following question {: Resolved, that the English system of repre- sentation is better than our own. The ques- tion was decided by weight of argument in the affirmative and by the merits of the ques- tion in the negative. The leader on the af- firmative was Aiken on the negative, Mac key. The following officers were elected for the ensuing six weeks President, Aiken {; vice president, Wheeler; secretary, Mackey :; treasurer, Wells.
 The first ball game of the season this after noon, and there should be large attendance at the park. Yale vs. the New York nine. Game called at o'clock. Admission thirty five cents
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09
VOL. xLIx.
Saturday Morning, April g. 1881.
NEW ADKERFLsEMENTs TO-DA Y.

 Beautiful Display-B. Rogowsh- s=ss. IT Across the Continent-New Haven Opera House Auction Sale-B. Booth. - @' AH Boots and Shoes-Robt A BenhAm- z Is H2 Bread and Cake-At Petrie's. -,.rr s.-rE Business Cards-C. M: Loomis; s Books for Organists-Oiiver Ditson x Oo. Black Silks-At Franks. Ha,- -r Butter-6O Grown Street. .E -H Boots and Shoes-Peter R. Tanyane. Clothing-At Wilmot's. s- '.'' -- Dion Boucicault-New Haven Opera House. a' D. R. V. G.-At Druggists. .s.sI a45-- Dunlap Hats-Brooks Co. F-. Extraordinary Excitement-At GoodmanA First Mortgage BOnds-Bunnen & Scranton Fine Hats-At BradIey's -sL For Rent-Front Room-124 Chapel Street. For Rent-Store-B. L. Lambert For Rent-Barn-A J. Ramsdell. r For Rent-Tenement-M Herrity. For Rent-Block House-E S. Rowland. a For For &saIe-PrOpertyeLI- Sale l. L E; E,Css1a COmst0ck aa. French Corsets-M- E. Field ..-F -F. Garments From Meazure-Wilmot. Hats-At Bradley'S. Hats-Brooks & Go.
 Hats-Burgess Burgess. Investment Securities-McA1ister Warren. King of Floor Cloths-Linoleum. Lost-Earring-49 Howe Street. Lost-Gold Spectacles-E g. Rowland. Lost-Dog-149 York Street. ra Merchant Tailor-wm. Schneider. Money t1 Loan-B. L. Lambert. New Military Drill-Norton x Co. On a Brief vistt-Dr. s. D. Howe. One anndred ar cbsrIes opes1 " 9ns Picture Frames-Andrew Bodge. Rattan Rockers-Bowditch PTudden; sewing mAcn1neb nopA1rou o@A eO0% Spring Stock-Leigh Pr1ndle. silk Hats-At Bradley's. 4F' Sunday Services-Eaat Cong Church. Sunday Services-At St. John Street M E. Church Sunday Services-At Calvary Baptist Church. Sunday Services-At Center Church Sunday Services-At Davenport Church. Sunday Services-At Church of the Messiah Sunday Services Third Church. Sunday Services-At First Baptist Church. Tonsorial-J. Fl. Griffin. Wanted-Girl-552 Howard Avenue. wanted-Paper Hangers-105 OranZe Street. Wanted-Boot Makers-Candee Rubber Co. Wanted-Corset Stitchers-S. Rosenbluth Co. Wanted-Room and Board-s'Permanent," Wanted-Side Saddle-At Bostwick's. Wanted-Clerk-516 State Street. Wanted-Situation- -a46 Franklin Street. Wanted-Si -Situation-1OO Blatchley Avenue. Wm. .Schneider-MerchantT Tailoring.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09
An Old Business HOuse-A Narrow Es-
 cana-TarnAichnraam EnioVmenf.

An Old Business HOuse-A Narrow Es- e-Terpsichorean Enjoyment.
 The firm of B. H. Douglass & Sons have a large force of carpenters at work fitting up the large building on State street vacated a few months ago by Yale & Bryan, prepara- tory to occupying it for their business next week. A business office and various rooms are being built in and shelving for ton or SO of candy The entire top floor will be devoted to making capsicum drops. An ele- vator is being put in, one Of the 'corner" kind, by Brigham & Webb, of New York. As MT. Webb was busy at work at the bottom of the elevator shaft brick became loosen ed near the top of the building, on the fifth story, and fell. It struck Mir. Webb plumb on the top of his stiff brimmed hat. It split the hat in two and raised 8 slight bump on the top of his head. The stiff hat probably saved his life. He had cigar in his mouth,
 which disappeared when the brick struck him
 asif shot out of gun. MT. Douglass, senior, has
 occupied his present building on State street for 4S years-a circumstance with but few parallels in the State. The hands and their friends to the number of so christened the new building on Thursday night with 8
 dance. The second floor, ,affording an abund-
 ance of clear space, was occupied for the nights enjoyment. The programmes of
 dancing were hung up on the patchwork, written in excellent style. The musical se- lections instead of being attributed to noted composers were designated as emanating from
 ''macaroons," ''snaps," "capsicum drops" etc. The party had Bromley's orchestra and much enjoyed themselves. Messrs. James D. Dewel, MT. Ward, of Bennett & Sloan, and other neighbors dropped in and there were other pleasant features of the occasion, including refreshments.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09
Teachers' Association.

The regular meeting of the New Haven
 Teachers association will be held this after
 noon in High School Hall, beginning prompt
 ly at 2;3O D. m. Miss Catiin, of No 9 Wash ington school, with class of her pupils, will give an exercise in geography. Prof. s. Wells Williams, of Yale College, will lecture
 on the ''Chinese wall and the Chinese prov
 inees." All friends of education are invited to be present. .-.--..
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09

The great question among gentlemen now easily answered, go to Brooks $ Go. s, corner of Chapel and State street, and select from their large stock of elegant styles. They show the improved Dunlap & Co. s popular goods, together with 8 superior line of silk umbrellas, just in, and well made trunks, satchels, club bags and driving gloves at at tractive prices Furs taken on storage. asss
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09
From the Troy IN. V. Time,

Letters pour in daily, sometimes by dog. ems, scores and hundreds, to Dr. David Ken. nedy, of Rondout, N. Y.,in grateful acknowl edgment of the great benefits received from his '.Favorite Remedy" And they illustrate the power of the medicine in some new and perhaps hitherto untested phase of operation But it is when sufferer comes miles to tel the story of his deliverance in person, tc grasp the doctor by the hand and greet him as true and valued friend, that the interest in his case deepens and multiplies.
 apS 1od 2w 2p
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09
Brain & NarYs

Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility, &c., $1 at druggists. 289 State st.
 Another lot of bargains at F. $ L. Lyons bankrupt sale
 Germantown yarn, 15e. German stocking yarn, 29c.
 Providence yarn, 28c.
 Broken skeins of yarn. only Sc.
 Sash ribbons, 15c. yard
 All linen wash rags Sc.
 Good toweling 43c., spool silk Be-, linen bosoms &c.,, table linen at less than cost, silk grenadines, two yards wide, $1.1O, former price $4-OO Scarlet gold, cardinal and seal brown satin plating, 19c. These goods must be sold by order of the assignee. ap6 At
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09

An endless variety can be found at reason ably low prices, at the store and manufactory of Andrew Bodge, 330 Grand street, Atwater block. MT. B. is reliable workman and cannot fail to please all customers.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09
n.s..s.-.a

64F A4 e#3 HelABhOWBee te9E
 The ladies of the Women's Christian Tem- peranee Union are to condueta public teIn- perance meeting in English Hah this evening, possibly preparatory to beginning atemper- ance campaign. On Sunday evening MT. Gage, missionary for the American Sunday School Union in Nebraska, who has been en- gagged in the work for the last eight years with much success will speak.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09
Oxford Mineral Water.

Those wishingto use the Oxford water cal be supplied with it by leaving their name street and number at the Apothecaries' Hall Chapel street, New Haven. three gallol jug for 50 cents. as 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-09
Manufacturing e Notes.

A we'll known citizen, MT. Nelson w. Twiss, has, we learn, arranged with Messrs. F. c. & A. E. Rowland, of this city, and Mir. Thomas F. Rowland, proprietor of the cele- brated Continental Works of Greenpoint Brooklyn, whereby his valuable patent cut of for engines will be put upon the market in a frst-class manner. The Continental Works have already commenced the con struction of four large beam engines having the Twiss cutoff, one of which will be used in said establishment, and MT. Rowland ex- pects to demonstrate the fact that this en- zine will be superior to the celebrated Cor tiss or Buckeye engines. Arrangements are also in progress whereby another of these engines will be purchased by the American Institute, and the public will then be able to judge of its merits. Negotiations have been in progress for several months, and on We'd nesday last MT. Twiss with his brother, the attorney, and MT. F. c. Rowland went to New York and the final agreements were then executed
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THE WEATHER RECORD.
Indications.

WAR DEPARTMEET,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
 WAsHINGroN, D. O., April 9-1 A. N. ) For the New England States fair weather and nc change in temperature north to westerly winds and stationary or slight rise in barometer. For the Middle States. clearing weather, preceded by light rain in Virginia, northerly to westerly winds slight changes in temperature and stationary rising barometer.
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Testimonials will appear in this paper from time to time from reliable people, and most of the parties testifying living in Syra- cuse where D. R. v. G. Dyspepsia Remedy is prepared and can be relied upon. Guaran- teed by all druggists to give satisfaction or money refunded. Try it. a9 St
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The King of Floor Cloths.

The new and artistic designs brought out this season in the patent Lnoleum floor cloth will, no doubt, give this popular article an increased sale 1t is the only floor cover ing made combining in the highest degree the qualities essential to comfort, elegance and economy. On account of inferior inaita- tions, see that the word "Linoleum" is on the back of every square yard. All carpet dealers keep it. 7@
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RESPECTFULLY,
Special Notice.

Ladies or Gents desiring to purchase Styl- ish Shoes can find large assortment and popular prices at the New England Boot and Shoe Company, entrance from our store.
 Do not forget our MAIL ORDER DE- PAVEMENT. All orders for samples oi goods promptly attended to. ap5