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rIr.. Appearance Of me sea serpen, 1hl.

NEw'HAvEN, CT, July 14-ThO sea ser.
pent Is making his annual round Of the
watering places. The yacht A. NJ. Bliss,
ofthis port, Capt. II. Y. Chapel, returned
to-day from fishing cruise with party
Of New London gentlemen. Last Wed.
nesday afternoon, at about fye o'clock,
when between MOnIauk aud Block Island,
q, veritable serpent was seen moving
slowly along the hu face Of the calm water.
As the yacht passed he raised bis head
and tsok a survey Of his surroundings.
He was lhG color oi gulf weed, mottled
with black spots, and was about forty feet
long, Friday and Saturday the same
party saw schools Of whales of Black Ia.
lands,
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II, news from the President this morn
81, 30 decidedly positive and encouEag
wv ,uE'b,t It looks IS the was really regard
,Js a4.'.,fs on the road to recovery Wall
~ ',,'., ,ook this view of 1t yesterday, and
"'" W. M The price of stocks accordingly, de-
p1, pis,',bs hot weather and the general dull
~. There is certainly every reason
~ ~. IA s1pec. his recovery.
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IhniAAsiSHItEn
To Come 10 the National capital and
Hold roWGWOW.

Hold FoW.WOW.
WASHINGTON, tuly IA Commissioner
ot Tndian Affairs Price has sent on. letters
10 Red Cleud, Spotted Tail, YonnV Man.
Airaid.oiHis Hopea Standing Bear, the
Sioux and pohca chisis, and leading In.
diahs Of Wher lribsS, Inviting them 10
attend o OlnhCil to be held In this city
Augus. 10Th nsft Tho Council Is lut the
purpose Of securing general expression
Of opinion, and, II possible, to arrive ii
some harmnnious conclusion concerning
the matter Of Reservations. The POnCal,
II is understood, are mot likely 10 come,
and the sioux Indians are Also likely to
stay away, What they desire Ia to have
preferences nset other Indians 10 such mat.
iefs. This feeling Is not we'll received al
The Indian Office, and officials there say
that II II keepa OH the result will be the
oToWdlnS OF all the Indiana into two great
reservations, each TO be given title 10 l60
ncfes Of land and implements Of farming,
aud they will be compelled 70 work i5l
tbell living.
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4ItlrEAIl Ann MonnY.
the Latter Knows the Assassin, hut Has
NO COnHdenes In Hin.

NO COnuWence In HIN.
NEw YoRK, July 14-A statement bav.
lug appeared in the press that GuitsSu,
the assassin Of the President, had been q
co.wotkst with Mr.. Moody, the evangelist,
aud had lectuted Under the auspices oil
the Chicago Christian Association, a re.
porter called on Mt. Moody at his home
In Northhsld Mass, to asCsrtain what lie
knew about him. Mt. Moody stated Lhs.
he had known GuiIeSu for ten yeats, had
never had any confidence ID him, and
thought him a bad man. He had more
egoIiam and assurance than any man he
knew, and be thought be was not entirely
sound In his mind. :
Al The opening Of tho meellng cor.
duC'pd by Moody and sankey 10 Chicago
In 1879, Guileau presented himself as an
usher, having an iHmsnse red, white and
blue fosOtte on the lapel oi his coat aud a
baton ln hia band. Assoon 90 Mr.. Moody
saw him he had thh Tnseiie And baton
taken from him and refused TO permit him
10 act as usher. Two Of three times ht
had him put out oi the inquiry room
GulleAB wrote several threatening letter.
10 NJ. Moody, saying that he was a law
yer, and would prosecute everybody con
nocled with the meetings, Il was tht
opiplon Of those who came In contaC
with him then that he was q little out o
bis mind. He followed NJ. Moody I,
other places, but WSs never permitted Il
take any part In The meeting or 10 hav
anything TO do with them, T.. He tried al
number Of points 10 run up board bills Of
the plea Of being with ME. Moody in hi
work, and Nj. Moody, while being an
noyed, could only denounce him As
fraud and impoStor
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PITTSBURGH, July l4.-At a meeting OF
the oftiCas Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company held here this morning the ap.
poinlmsnt Of D. ". Caldwell as General
Manager Of the western lines in place Of
]. D. LayoR, reaigned, wRa formally an.
n0unCed. The appointment was heartily
conCured In by all present. Mr.. Caldwell
assumes control August lst.
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Chinese educational MInsion Ended.

HARTFORD, July 14-Advices from
China Indicate the recall oil the Chinese
Education Mission established here in
1872 The cause Of this action is not clear.
ly understood, but II is expected the boys
will soon start Tor home. There are about
100 Of them now studying in this country,
OF whom 80 sIe IN colleges or technical
sChools. The early termination OF the
mission Caubes much regret here.
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Tn, Baltimore Catholic Mirror says that
NJ. I,nI nullet that struck" the President
,,s'' .l' sivsn him irmer hold on the
~ p.,. c,nptry than the fair ballot that
suy,' ',l,,sd him. The Mirror understands
S 'Lo,,, of putting things.
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Mrs. LIuooIn ,Iut or Is,vrr.

sPRtSerELD, lLL, July IA The phys.
iCIans who have been in attendance upon
Mrs. Lincoln, widow Of President Lincoln,
pronounce her entirely out Of danger,
She is able now to take evening drives
and is rapidly gaining her stfength. She
iB now In her sixiy.teCond year,
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Another PlEeon WaCe from sleubeny,Il,

Another pigeon Race from SIeubenyiIIP,
ERw YoRK, July 14,-Thirty.seven Horn.
ing pigeons were sent from this city last
evening In sealed baskets, to be loosed In
Steubenville at 9 a. N. tomorrow, the
weather permitting, or at tue same hour
on the first fair day thereafter, The race
for which these birds were countermarked ed
was open to all within fifteen miles OF
this city, and the entries were Newark ak
(9nly one sent New York eighteen, Jersey
Heights seven, Rayonns ono, Williams.
burg two, South Brooklyn eight, making
greater number than was ever sent In
this country to be loossd from this dis.
lance. The prizes are agold watch, the
prize Of honor, aud money prizes, one for
every five bird8 sent. The lpss. distance
TO be flown Is to Newark, 322 miles, the
greatest TO Williamsburg, 344 miles.
There has been race from Stenbenyille
every year slnce 1877. In 1879 lhe best
time was eight houts and eighteen minutes
best American record for distance. In
1880 none OF the birds were home on the
day OF lousing them, the first comiug 10
the next day. Nine good birds owned In
Bayonne were loosed In Steubsnvil!e, July
y, but only two have returned. These
came In together July II.
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LONDON, July l4.-A Berlin dispatch
says: BiemarCk made demand Upon the
Porte TO refund the ransom money recsnt
ly paid to ROumania brigands for tho re.
lease OF two captive GetmNns.
Accounts from Spitzoorgen say The
Arctic winter is excessively sevOtOt the
Ice not yet breaking up.
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ST. PETERSBURG, July 14.-The Siberian
plague has made its appearance in var.
ious cities, and is spreading with alarming
rapidity. Horses are dying by the scores
and many persons are affected. The local
authorities are hel pless, owing 10 the want
Of stHcieut doctors and the fact that tie
peasants sell tue skins ot beasts which
have died oi the disease.
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Chs gnteltigeaeer
.;,,=.5 Nos. as and n TOuFr'su'h street.

Wvv,lISs is not the only place threat
ri,b water famine, The supplying
'a'u ,i,r of the Cincinnati engines Is only
ar !, noo oOl gallons per "a hours, and on
svYJ s1v.J,v he cousu DptiOn was 5O,Ooo,OOo
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PHILADELPHIA, Julyi4-The Democrat.
ic County Convention to-day nominated
Jas II. Mitchell tRepuhlican aud present
inCumbeni) for Judge o. tho Court Of
Common Pleaa; Major Moses veale for
RECORDER Of Deeda, aud John o. MCMane.
mIu snd David Haggefly for City Com.
tniapinneTs
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RAsEi-Dn !ThutidAJ, July "A, 1881, ateiSp, rn.,
years, months and 2 days
The iuusfai will ;aEs Placd from the rtidtAts Of
hi' parents corner Jacib and FoT,ytsiti streets,
Saturday I.efnton at O't'oeG Friends ne IN.
Vltd,
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The CIar apd Family 20 10 church.

ST. PETERssuRs, July l4,-The Gear,
olsrina and ozlrowilch, on Tuesday,
without ceremony or important escort,
came from Pstsrof on steam yacht, land.
ed at the English quay and drove In an
open carriage to attend mass ut the fort
ress cathedral.
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They VIII Eot Repeat the Experiment.
NEw YoRK, July l4-Mts. Mary Kray
and daughter, Mrs. Alice Msuohan and
Hattie Duan, aged twelve ysars, all oi
Brooklyn, we're fatally burned by the ex.
plosion Of a can Of kerosene OIL. They
were using II al the time to hasten the
lighting Of fire,
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san Francisco, July l4.-A Yuma die.
patch ssys: Daniel g Macleod, said to
be well connected in Chicago, was shot
dead At Silver Diatiict yesterday, by
Gsrman named BilloCk The lstier sur.
Fendsted himself 10 the shedf here,
claiming u have acted IN self defense.
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~, t.di,. I'd chic, as a ,IOnsy Uentsr.

H!, ApaSIlttn, ' '''
neNould call attention 10 the financial
:, EASEMENTS G' Of the several National Banks
NJ S.s .a0Ia, as published In this weeks pa.
~ lhey all speak for themselves. II
is.s .. Oe seen by these statements that the
SS.as ss ana discounts Of the three banks
NoIil Nnl 70 something Oyet nine hundred
JJylus9nd ,Jl @ dollars. II 10 these we should
nv i ne leans and discounts Of the bank.
Iius aonses Of Wslch 4 %. and Roberl
Sn.a Sa lhe total would be a good deal
Ns, M ~ man I : million dollate, which thowl
4 IN Sos.i Ssail has some Eightto be considered
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LoSDoS, July II -BAdlauRn se,,ed q
iormal notice upon ihe esrsskrr hnd ether
officers oil the UonnorE protesting against
his previous exclusion from the House es
Illegal, aud he will reei1t any physical
force aud endesygr ~ overcome it il ID.
ntaJ
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CoScoRD, N. H., July l4-Wm. Il.
Chandler's bill 10 punish giving or tsceiv.
Ing illegal free psass9 On railroads, was
to day Indefinitely postponed by n vote Of
ia IN ar
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MENsnt', July A-Isasc Green, who
murdered John Richards last March, and
John Harden, convicted for the murder ol
William Brown two years ago, will be-
hanged tomorrow at Mariana, Lee Coun.
ty, Ark. Both cUlored.
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meat
lo'lKA, rs, July l4-Au extensive
.sua . carried on ia the name Of the Gov.
Tauent has been uhsHrthed In this city.
i, nan namsd Lewis U. Korch, from
Gtsncs, Ge. Claiming to act under authority
S. ven Pope has issuad fraudulent com.
y T'ions Ions 70 several hundred persons to act
A., Meeiivee in the intsteo, Of tho Gov.
S.ae1s over timber lands. Korch
S,, StN them I've dollars and a half each
iJ.t,e. 'ae commission, sod guaranteed them
N..N NSV.N aud fifty cents per day while ID
49, 1.''Sice' tits presumed that tho SAINT
StSs, @ y Rs' been extsnGyely played 1t
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sT, PrTER'BuRa, July l4.-It Is believed
the Car will commute the sentence Of
hessy Helimann, the woman condemned
70 death Tor completely in the murder Of
the late Gear,
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LtsbiE GompanJ'a UocH Reef tohic.
"Ny pstients derive msfked and De.
cided bentfi. irem II, says Pioi. j. NJ.
Carnochan MD, Prot. Surgery, New
York Medical College. Be sure 10 ask Tor
liebis Cos Coca Beei Tonic. TrhAS
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SARATOGA, July II The colt Ubsrto,
while exercising, wac badly kicked by the
hotse, George McUullongh. His injuries
are not thought to be permanent.
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CoSmAN1tSoPLE, July IA -t!is aneted
in official circles that Midhat PAsha, In
appealing fpt pardon. CjnfePped that he
hsd been Secessory to The murder Of Abdul
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LONDON, July "A "A steamer arrived in
the Thames to-day from Clyde which WAS
ateefed by an electric apparatus. The
steering gear worked we'll bat the compass
was so affected by the electricity as to be
useless,
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AK your dfuggist for Bafosma, II will
do oil that is claimed Tor II, aud ls war
fanted to give satisfaction.
8, K. THOMPSON, TiIueVille, Pa,
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Americans ia Paris Oh the Assassination,
PARIS, July 14-'rhe American cnlony
In Paris held meeting yesterday for The
pntpose Of drawing up an address Of sym
pathy for President Carried. The address
will remain here teu days for signatures.
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Ar ALBANY.

"a. Y0rn,. Representation in the y. n.
"' EeuAts HtIiI a NINnk.
AuAsY, July l4-The Assembly met
I, lain, Convention as usual at noon to-
5v. Joint bsllotio short term:
r-',,,, ..,om.2! LiphAm. ..........., ..,..".".70
o1.,'s'''', Ss., 81 4OOdioId."""..,...,.,
Necessary for choice, 10,
Ballot for long term:
T,,,,D ............bl MIlier................"".
WSs,,, .,..,.........l2 Chapman u.,...".......",
EI,Tl .......,. . DAnlels-""..''"'."'.".."'
T,b ...,............,, I starin"",..,...'""- t'..'
lliHi i..r.....,,,,.....
Necessary for choice, 10.
Th. Convention then adjourned.
The lact that Miller gained the votes Of
po,dm,n and Sisson made bis friends
anxious to take another ballot, but the
NalT,its uni,Od with tho Democrats and
nritd the adjournment. The Assembly
tjsDtti resolution for the 6nsl adjourn
nsni on Saturday, the 10th inst, by q vote
Ol6?o6l.
ThsSpelker read the following telegram,
which wm received with applause:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, |
July IA. !
ToHon. Chai. Slainrr, Albany:
The President has made wonderful pro:
Vrsss since laat night. His symptoms and
caadiu1n cause all here to feel perfectly
sopeJart nj lila rprnvngV
Signed JSo. K. VA1woRxER'
The EtDr.U on organ Of the stslwArls',
ID lOnv article, setting forth the position
OlifiifI, says. "As enough Republicans
10 nominate and elect two United States
Senators can not be brought together In
caucus the time has come for the LsgisIA'
tuls 10 ADJOURN"
The adoption by the House Of the final
adjournment resolution has given q fresh
Impetus to the gossip about the hotels.
ArepoFs stated early this morning tina!
there would be an election tomorrow.
Everybody Is taking about 1t. Some say
twill be easy for Miller to get the scat
seriug votes for Daniels, starin, Adams
and Fish, but no one has any
positive information or guess as
. bow Liphim can be elected
10 make the election Of Lapham appear
equally possible tits reported that Speak.
GshEpe will make a break for him, and
Nllbe blloNed by nearly all Of COnkllng's
IoIsn The Leading StSlwsrts, however,
m oasftng bela OF heavy odds that there
will Oa no election, The adjournment
resolution, 1t is universally conceded, can.
not Set through the Senate. 1t will, under
Lae rules, 90 over until Saturday, and
tnen II there iS any danger Of It's not he.
lns voted down, 1t will bo talked to
sss seStn, as there Isno previous question in
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x,s YorE'. Representation in the y. n
hsuaIs htlII n Hank.
AuAsY, July l4,-The Assembly met
IN lain, Convention as usual at noon to-
5v. Joint ballot for short term:
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CHICAGO, July IA -gtiscom gained
three pounds In weight yesterday. He
begins to Iced naturally aud has DO trou.
BILE from eatlnR.
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THE OBJECT OF MS VISIT sELVlSH ONE
or COURSE,


NEN Yong, July IA William H. Holt,
former agent Ofths sopiOty I9r tho Pre-.
venlion Of Otime, was sentsnred yestRf.
day by Judge Oowlng, In General Sessions,
10 Ave TeSTs In Slate pfison Tor perjury,
The Indictment on which he was tried
charged that oh May % be svorS that op
MAY IL be had played faro Of gambling
blssa ON Chatham street, and that on thIa
warrant Thomas Edgar aud William Guy
Ware arrested. Subsequently Holt swots
that he had been mistaken ip every ma.
tetiAl point oihis affidavit on Whlch the
warrant iof the arrest oi Edgar and Guy
had been iSened, and that these men were
not guilty OF the crime charged.
raatiSs and PFayeF for the Preaiasat
LlrrLE RoCE, July 1.-THE day VA
VenStall, observed aS q day Of iaetlni
and prayer for the recovery Of Ptesiden
Garfield,
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Manhattan Elevated RnIIFoad Rteeiter.
NRw YoRE, July i4-Judge Dillon has
been appointed receiver for The MSnhat.
tan Elevated RliltoAd Company.
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Examined MS PISTOL oAREruLlr

EXAMiNED his PISTOL CAREFULLY,
tried tho trigger aud then returned and
took seat in the ladies' waiting room, and
as soon as the President entered, advanced
behind him and fred two shots. These
facts, think, can be relied on as accurate,
and I give them TO the public to contra.
dict certain false rumots In connection
with this most AtroCiouS ot atrociouS
pyitI1 na
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The Court Record.

Superior Cnurt-CfviI Sfde-Jud&s San
 ford.
 This court in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and adjourned until Tuesday next st 10 a. m.
 The Branford road hearing further heard in the Superior Court before Messrs. Woodruff, DobalI and Prentice 8 committee of the Superior Court.
 Superior Court-CrimiDal Term-.Judge
 Benrdslev.
 The court was opened at 1910 Wednesday morning at Bridgeport by the sheriff. and the of Dr. Will liam H. Trowbridge, of Stamford, who is charged with msnslaughter, called. To the question by Judge Beardsley to whether counsel ready to proceed with the case, firmative giy- en, but it then ascertained that the defendant had not arrived, and telegram was despatched to Stamford to ascertain the of the delay Pend ing the arrival of the court took HAS. At that hor the court again met. After due notice to William H. Tro bridge, the defendant and The amount of the bond S, 000 Mr. Hurlburt al sent telegrams to the accused and to MT W. c Hoyt of Stamford, who gave bail for him in the of $10,O00. The court then adjourned to Nov. 21 al l 10 in the morning and the jury discharged As matter of precaution the counsel for the defence filed motion to have the bond reopened they fell confident there some good reason for the delay il the arrival of Dr. Trowbridge. After the court hai ! adjourned 8 telegram was received from Dr. Trow bridge, stating that he would be in Bridgeport at o'clock, as he had mistaken the hour.
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Itching Piles.-symptoms and Cure.

Itching Piles.-symptOns and Cure.
 The symptoms are moisture, like perspira- ton, intense itching increased by scratching,
 very distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling in and about the rectum the private parts are sometimes af- fective; if allowed to continue, very serious results may follow. Dr. Swayne's Al-Heal- ing Ointment is pleasant and sure cure. Also, for letter, itch, salt rheum, scald head, erysipelas, barber's itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty cutaneous eruptions, Price fifty cents, three boxes for SIPS. Sent by mail [ to any address on receipt of price in currency
 or three cent postage stamps. Prepared only Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists. Swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious disorders They ward off chills and | fever. ma21 dd5w COW 4p 1y
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Wtp 8apen aalg sgprniag yonrnal and eonrier.

ehashana-D. D: Brown. T. N. c. Johnson, r.
 Chester-A. H. Gilbert, T.
 Clinton-George A. Olcott, T.
 Cromwe1l-Henry ". Stocking, r.
 DurhRm-Talcott P. Strong, r, J. Davis, dEgain.
 East Haddam-R. II. Gladwin, r, J. W. Huheerford r.
 Essex-William T. McCreary, d-gain.
 Kil1ingworth-A. w. Stevens d, s. Davis, d.
 Middleneld-A. B. Coe, Old Saybrook-O. H. Kirkland, r. Portland-John M Penfeld d-gain.
 saybrook-John Child r, E. J. B. southworth. r. Westbrook-John A. Post, r. l Republicans IA, Democrats g. HOLLAND COUNTY. Tolland-Charles Young, d-gain, Henry E. Steele, d-gain. Andover-Erastus D. Post, r. BoIton-Joseph c. A1vord, r. Columbia-Samue1 B. West, r. Coventry-william F. Sweet, d, Edgar Boss, d-gain Ellington-J. A. Thompson, r-gain.
 Hebron-Alfred W Hutchinson. T. Joel Jones,r Mansneld-George W. Merrow, r, Olin G. Chaffee, r. Somers-Lorsnzo Wood, T, Randolph H. Fuller, T.
 Sta6ord-W. 4. King, r, M. R. Grfswold, d.
 Union-Hartly Walker, d, Thomas L. Newell, d. vernon-Alva N. Bslden. r, Lewis Philipp, r.. wlIlington-W. D. Irons, T, Matthew Burdick, r. gain. 1 Republicans 15, Democrats 2. .
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York city,
 save baggage expressage and carriage; hire,
 and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central depot, 45O rooms, fitted up at cost of one million dollars, reduced to $1
 and upwards per day. European plan. Ele- i vator. Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad to all depots. Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other first class hotel in the city.
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stopped. Neglect frequently results in an INoURABLE LUNG DISEASE OR CONSUMPTION. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROOHES do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but AoT DIRECTLY ON THE IMPLANTED PARTS, allaying irritation, give relief in AsrH- MA BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs, CATARRH and the THROAT TROUBLES which SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS are subject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial Troches have been rec commended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and constant for nearly an entire generation, they have attained weI-merited rank among the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at 25c. 8 box everywhere. a12 TuThFri&w1y
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-10
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

It is entirely different from all others. It is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates. is perfect Vegetable Bair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruf, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen of. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in a few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- on, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-10

i Impotence of mind, limb or vital function,
 nervous weakness, sexual debility, etc, cured i by ''Wells' Health Renewer," $1, at drug. ] gists' 2S9 State St.