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Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-08
Personal.

Enos A. Brown, a carpenter of PIT Water street, broke two bones of his right leg in two places by fall from Captain Crafts
 barn Gin process of erection) in North Haven Tuesday afternoon.
 Mir. John R. GiIdea would like to know why no report was made to the town moder- ator of his vote in the Third, Eleventh and Twelfth wards.
 Fireman Wood who was injured in the
 railway collision near Putnam, Sunday, is dead. He leaves wife in Boston Mrs. Welles, also hurt in the same accident, is in precarious condition.
 Cullen B. Foote was reelected superinten-
 dent of the Congregational Sunday school, North Haven, Sunday, at the 57th annual meet ing of the school
 Mrs. Lucy Brainard, of Hartford, celebra ted her 9Oth birthday Tuesday evening, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Florence Meafoy, in that city. 4 large number of friends were present. together with her three remaining children, grand and great grand children, who spent pleasant evening MT. Austin T., son of the late James H. Ashmead, of Hartford, died October 14th in Melbourne, Australia, aged Al. The recently married daughter of Con- gressman John T. Wait, Mrs. James H. Welles and her husband were passengers on the Boston train which was wrecked near Putnam, on the New York and New England road, last Saturday. Mrs. Welles was severe ly shocked by the force of the collision, and her sufferings were augmented by exposure. She has been taken to her fathers residence in Norwich, where she lies seriously ill A spinal difficulty is feared. Judge s. s. Blake, who will remove to New York in few days, was given complimen- tary banquet Monday evening at Wagner's Union Hotel by the members of the Elephant club and other friends.-BrSdgepor SAand- ard.
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FOR, RENT,
District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,l
 November 28th, 1881, (

DIstrlct Of NeW Haven Probate Court,( November 28th, 1881. 1 UPSTATE of MICHAEL HARVEY late of New Ha- 1U ven, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date
 hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to
 present their accounts properly attested within said time, VIII be debarred recovery. All persons in- debted to said Estate requested to make imme- d1ate payment to JOHN J. CARMICHAEL, de8 2dlw4 AdnoipIstroto-
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
BIRTHS,
MARRIAGES.

GRIFFIN-In Hartford. Dec. 4th, son to Frank a
 Addie Grinn.
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From bay Guy, Aieh.-AnosheP Case q
CONSUMPTION Cared by Dr.. Scllencko
MedlclneS.

DR. J. II. eCnHNcK:
Dear sir-I write this 70 give you IN ~
count Of the cure Of my mother by your medt
cinss. Six years ago, from the effects Of .
heavy cold, che wss reduced very low With
Consumption, and was pronounced incurabls
b. her physician. She had terrible cough,
and some Of hsr coughing spells would last
% long that che would turn black in the face
and often raise - much - . pint Of blood At
time. When che was 1rst taken sick she
was quite stont, but from the loss Of bloodby
hemorhsges, and loss Of sleep che was At
last reduced 70 almost . skeleton. While II
this terrible condition, I happened TO read
your advertisement IN "A Oswego, n. T.. pa
Ter, where W we're living q this time. The
0tstemenN Of those who had used your medi-
eines seemed % candid and reasonable that
Ne concluded 70 give them trial, and can
truly say, that By coming . this conclusion
my mothers life Vas saved from Consump:
tive's grave. She commenced By using oil
your remedies q directed By you, and "
coon saw . marked improvement In oil bel
syInptomA In conclusion will cay, that shl
| continued their use until che Was entirely
WE'LL rexaining Ter former weigAt an
Strength Youn respectfully:
nv Cty, Nlch, Nov. 10th. 1850.
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Flaxsoed for Stock.

From oil accounts, the amount Of AJAX.
seed sown this season Is unusually large. |
In many places where the prospect for
q crop Of fall.sown wheat Was poor, the
ground was plowed up quite early in the
spring and sown to OAK. In some parts
OF the West, farmers SOW fax on newly.
turned sod for the purpose Of preparing
the ground for . crop Of wheat the fol.
lowing year. It requires less labor to
SOW and harvest . crop Of dax than to
plant and gather . crop Of corn, and
many state that the ground ID In better
condition after tho flax than the corn.
Sod corn Is not salable, but. flaxseed 81.
ways finds . ready market. The expense
Of marketing flaxseed IL less than for any
crop that can be raised on tho same
amount Of land. It Is generally worth
moro per bushel than any kind Of grain,
and II is manufactured in tho West In
stead Of In the East. In many sections
tho manufacturers Of linseed oil furnish
seed 70 homesteaders and other poor
farmers with . view Of securing their
crop when harvested. The manufacture
Of this oil il very profitable, ~ tho OIL
cake sells for more than half the sum
paid for tho seed from which Il Il made.
Nearly Ill Of It goes to Great Britain,
where it, value for feeding to al kinds
| Of stock il better appreciated than In
this country. But little use Il mode o,
oil.caks or Of ground haxseed In III
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FROM Spri,s acid, Ohle.

d. J. h. scsssck: "A
Dear s,r-From feeling Of gratitude and
q desire to benefit others, ! send you this
certificate that Ill may know Of the virtue OF
your remedies For over one year my case
seemed hopeless; had night sweats. loss OF
appetite, very severe cough and complete
prostration Of my whole system Ny phJ'
sician pronounced my disease Consumption.
was reduced almost to skeleton and Oil
the medicines took failed to give me any
relief. Ihad full y made up my mind that !
va incurable, when an acquaintance recon-
mended your RENE lies. had little iastn IN
them however. having lost all hope, out IN q
very short time after commencing Their use,
found to my great surprise that was set-
ting stronger aud that my worst eymptoms
we're fast disapuearing. Ipsrsevered In taSins
them mil was restored to perfect health
assure you that language fails to express tho
gra,i,u lie feel towards you for your Skill ~
preparing 60 good and great remedy.
Gratefully yours,
CAruERINs A. STEWART.
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From Mr.. Robert ". Jones, Of Lone
don, Ohio.

From Mr.. Robert ". JONES' o. Lone
don, Ohio.
Dr. SCHENCK:
Dear sir-About four years ago1 wasta
sick with what my physician told me was
Consumption OF the Lungs. had bad
cough, and WAS reduced very much 10 my
weight At different times, had seven phy'
sicians Of this place aud also one from
Bloomsbury, attending me, and although
they all thought they could help me. grew
worse very fast under their treatment Twas
compelled to give up al business for two
years. and NO one believed, nor did myself
believe, that I should ever get we'll Ono
day happened to call at Mr.. Auburn sm'tH'
Drug store, in this place, and picked up QUO
Of your pamphlets. In reading the certtf'-
Gates Of cures, found one case sonea'ly Iik<
nv own that At once concluded to gtveyou
Medicines trial. l bought the seaweed
Tonic. Pulmonic syrup and Mandrake Pills,
and bean their use according to the printed
directions, and can truly Say, that from tn
6rst cav marked improvement In OIL my
symptoms. This encouraged me to continue
their use until was entirely Well ! 9ave
had good health since my recovery, ana %
lieve your Medicines saved my HE. knoN
OF several other persons in this city that nav
been cured BY your remedies;
Yours truly,
ROBERr w. J0NRA
London. Ohio. October 9th. 1881
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-oeas Haywood murdered . man q
Nouoagahsls, Ps., and esd. Hts ~
suise rs % perfect that b ecald not b
escoonisod from the printed description
Of hin eat 70 The police throughout the
country; but two words In that doc9'
ment. ..He stuttcrs," were fatal to bic
chancs Of Q permanent escape. Do
tectives kept their ears open for . stut'
t.rer. arrested several innocent ones,
And finslly caught Haywood.
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where Dr. 0ehenek's Medicines are
Used Tho People are CureA-AnothsP
Case Of Consumption Cured ~ II
Forte, Had. i
On. scHExck:
About twelve years ago I was dangerously
III With Lung Fever. had great trouble IN
breathing; every breath drew caused mo
paiu. had three Doctors treating me, but
Igrew worse al the time. Twas At that time
connected with the Lake Shore r. r CO.
One Of my fellow clerks induced me to get
some Of your medicines, saying that be had
used them himself with entire success:
cant for come Of your Pulmonie Syrup. Sea.
weed Tonic, and tue Mandrake Pills. used
than according to tho directions, and In .
abort time noticed . marked improvement 10
nv health, which kept ~ - continued u.
ing YOUR medicines. After taking several
bottles each Of the Pulmouic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic got entirely over my sickness.
Since that tine I have recommended your
Medicines to many other people living In Ia
Porte, Who used them with great succesa.
Z. W. NEBELrBAU,
Ex-Trustee Of La Porte Co
Ia Porte, Ind, Jan. Slst, 1881.
THIS 10 10 CBRrlFY, That We have sold the
| medicines mentioned IN these cerlncsSes @
| Mr. Nebelthau and others, and their stass'
| ments ore authentic and reliable. -
| FREDERICK WEST d Co,
Ia Porte. Ind. Jan. 3lst 1851
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Ur. Isaac Miller, Of Rose Wayne, ln6.s
WHITES

E00IUSy Stus 4coAs
Ten year, ago contracted severe cold,
which brought mo very low. went from
ono doctor to another, getting prescriptions
from each, but the medicines they preserib.
"a seemed 70 do me no good. kept getting
worse and worse, until ct last became %
weak that II went any distance from my
houSs II seemed that ! would never b able
TO get back. lwas In despair; and had q
most givsn up I'll hope Of recovery. A. .
last resort went to Strope's Drug Store, IN
this city, and asked him Il hs hal any medi.
cine that would help me. He said b had.
and 10 vs. % confident q Il that be said,
"Hsrs, take this bottle of d.. echsack's Pull
monte Syrup and II Il does you no good you
need not psy for Il" ] took the bottle home
and commenced using Il, - you directed, aud
Il worked like magic. By the time Il VA
gone, felt very much better, and % got
another bottle which completed the cure.
have since used the tu!monte syrup 10
my family many times with the best results.
I have also recommended Il 20 many friends.
among other, Mr.. Hessor, OF Plymouth,
Indiana, who had Consumption, and che va
cured IN . very short time BY its nee.
ISAAC MILLER,
Iaginser On Pittsburgh, # Wsvne q Chica'
20 R. R Residence No. a william street,
II Wsyne, Indiana.
DA 6CuBxCK, Philadelphia Pa:
Dear eir-We ars we'll acquainted with Mr.
Isaac Miller, and can vouch for the truth Of
the statsmsnt b sends you u regard 70 The
treat benefit he received from the use q
your medicines. Yours truly,
D. B. S1RoP1 & Co., DruegistA
II Wayne, Ind, Feb 8th,' lSel
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Destreyisg Tree Growth.

We observe much discussion IN some
OF tho papers on the various operations
Of pruning, cutting back, cutting up and
srubbing out, In which no distinction 10
made between . dormant and growing
condition OF tho trees or shrubs operated
on. Ono inquirer asks for method for
getting rid Of an Usage hedge, set where
4 Il not wanted. The answer Is, cut it
Oh even with tho surface Of tho ground.
II done when tho hedge u dormant, tho
result would be . profuse sprooting up
from The stumps or roots; but II per.
formed while In . rapidly growing state.
8 severe check would b given, requir.
Ing little repetition Of tho operation. For
the same reason, II We wish to promote
the growth OF young hedge, cut It back
when not In leaf; but II making On over
growth which requires checking, cut \
st midsummsr. Bad mistakes ~ nads
by deterring The shortening back q
Young or newly transplanted trees mutt
tAs buds have opened; In doing whiel
such trses - tAe cherry, which DO %
roproduce shooa: lrsely, have been .
tually killed BY tho operation. Rems
dis aEe souetimss prescribed . pte
vent or remove the suckers which sprt1,
up around fruit or ornamental trees =
dieeine them ont. Il ~ removal !
done early n spring, betoss growth =
| commenced, there WI b pleev !
| sprine up end take thdr Places bat J
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Ponder on these iacts..you cannot bewell
Or g. well Il your o0Tt s1G x
store their heslthful action. buy II II eitnef
III; The. dry S Sr ,Gd'a I sell Il. ses .dv
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II Il no vile drugged stud, pretendinS -
b made Of wonderful foreign roots, 6arkA
C., and puiRed up By long bogus certificates
OF prvte nded miraculous cures, out emple.
vsiusbIe remedies, that furnishes Ito own
cs,tiGcstes bv lie cures. We refer 10 Hog
Ritters. The unrest spd best OF medicineA
Zee another column.-EepnbIieaS.
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No Medicines Have Ever Been
introduced to tho Public
that can Show Such an
Array Of Evidence in
their Favor.
1ron De white Houoe, R0k1ns Hi
PRKlx, I'LL, Nov. u, ls7o

BBO0 ~ ~ oeOO 11OOoOS 0ONsoS DS~
PsKIx, Ill, Nov. q. 1874
d.. ]. Il. eCaENcK:
Dear sir-in the winter OF 1872 WAS told
by three prominent doctors that my wife bad
Consumption, and that che could not live
until spring: Soon after this friend who
lives In Dayton, Ohio, recommended your
Medicines to her, but having been told that
che was iueurabls 10 had no faith In them.
Her friend finally brought her bottle OF
your Pulmonic Syrup and insisted on her CIV
Ing II fair trial She didso, and thank God.
By ito nee, her life Va saved. She 10 now on
tirely we'll.
lam ven known here, q we'll % In Zanes'
Vile, Dresden aud Cochocton, and would ~
fer you to the druggists and others 10 these
tow NJ who will remember my wifs's case -
o very bad one. have recommended your
Medicines 10 great many, aud have never
known them to fail In making cures where
they have been given fair trial.
I am induced IN send you this By the
thought that 1t will DO Of such great NO "a
suffering humanity.
Proprietor White House, Pekin, Ill
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Coed Watches at Low Pnoss.
Write for illustrated catalogue to Stand.
ard American Watch Co., Pittsburgh, 20.
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CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CURED

DR. ]. h. scuIxcK:
Dear S'r-Nine years ago ! vas suffering
with severe Bronchial affection which re-
duced mo very much In flesh. had . severe
cough with hoarseness, and sometimes IN
entire lose Of voice. For several months l
Ms compelled to give up my work: and was
sick for over two years. All this time was
trying many remedies that we're recommend
ed BY my friends, but without any benefit
At last NJ. ]. & Upton, ofthe Arm Of Upton
q Brown, Naehinists OF Battle Creek, Mich,
advised mo to try your medicines, 1.-THE sans
time telling me that Il had cured him Of =
serious affection Of the lungs, after sperdin
hundreds Of dollars with physicians without
benefit I took bic advice and bought some
Of your medicines Of Schuyler Bros, drug.
| giots Of this place. Tho first bottle gave mo
great relief, aud after using several bottles
Vas entirely cured Ny cure, am satisfied,
10 permanent, - have had no return OF the
disease. / candidly believe the. your RENE
dies are the best that can be used 10 thros1
and lung troubles, not only from my own ex
perience, but from many others that know
Who have used It with great benefit
Yours truly.
| CYRUs LAvsRrY.
! Charlotte, Mich, Dec. 9Th, 1850
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DeA.bugs, 1oaehes,
Rata cats, mice, ants, Mes, insects. cleared
ont 6y "Roush on Rats" l5c, druggista
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Prem WelleK0eYa CasaBsns - ~
LoaiS, Ne.
D1. ]. d. eCHIxCE:
Dear eir-I have used your Pulmonic Syrup
eesweed Tonic, and Mandrake PILLS IN my
family for years and have always found them
good and reliable incidence believe thas
they viii do III that you claim for them.
W. d. BLAKE, Captain,
Steamer John B. Maude,
Memphis and st. Louis Packet line
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~ Dr. sehsnek,s asdielnes, Pal.
nonac Syrup, oeaweeA Tenlo and
uauarske Pulls are for sale by al
Dsueglsts, ana fail directions aTe
printed On che srappers Of every pack.
age. m. Schenck,s Pamphlet - he
Causes and Care Of Consusnps1oD,L Liver
Cemplalas anA DysDepsia = seot free
pose palA.
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xOxTB - 1DUNAnOS
Corner Ninth and Pine sti eetA

eeasnek's Pulmoaic Syrup he's bssa usedia
cur Ine&ituaion Ter several yearA and has
pcoved . vssy e@odous Temedy in the nu'
ne,ous cases in which Il has been employed
b. removing Inflammation end otherwise 70.
Hevisg the patient We keep constant sup.
~ Il thie valusbae remedy 10 the house, and
confidently recommend IL uee to all Who aro
subjeet 20 Affections OF the throat ana lunge
Tn 0ss1RRS o. CHARITY
OF u. JossPa's HoUs1
Immit&shure, Nd, June 10th. 1850.
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SUNDAY evening counting must be hard
thing 10 understand, for after years Of OK.
perience young folks are very much In The
dark about Il.
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Usy Redding's Russia Salve in the house, and
uso Reddipg'S Russis oalve IN the stable.
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d. LOUIS, No, December 18th, 1S7a
DR. ]. Il. ECaENcK:
Dear Slr-ln The fall Of 1871 my con was
taken slck, and several Of the prominent
doctors Of this city pronouuced bic disease
Consumption. By their advice took him
South, but tho change Of climate did him 40
good. Soon after thu, Captain Blake. %
intinats friend, told me how good your n'edi'
eines were 10 such diseases and advised me
% i've them trial. did %. and he soon
began 20 gain flesh and strength, and finally
vss entirely cured ! cheerfully Recommend
your medicines 70 I'll Who ore similarly 81
6ctod Yours truly,
POl18n LDoNARD,
Corner Ninth and Pine st eetA
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II a6lic,ed with Sore Eyes, use DR.: lsaae
ThomDson's Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t. &c.
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Aim-Rsady-Firei
But buy your gun. at the Great Western Gun
Works, Pittsburgh. 70. Catalogues Free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
MAIL SERVICE

The press Of New Mexico and Arizona is making a vigorous protest against the nigardly policy now adopted in relation to mail service on the frontier. The Albuquerque Journal of recent date has the following in relation to the fail ure of the Government to provide for service on the line of the Atlantic and Pacific as far as constructed:
 The mail service west of Fort Wingate, along the line of the Atlantic and Pacific, has been discontinued. The Railroad Company has been carrying the mail free for several months, expecting the Government to make an appropriation for the service. The Government fail ing to do this, the road refuses to fur ther carry the mail, which is no more than right. Hereafter, parties wishing to communicate with northern Arizona must pay exorbitant express rates. The Government Is acting contemptlbly m regard to mail service Tn the West, and the sooner the Star route fraud cry Is dried up the better 1t will be for the Territories.
 The Prescott Democrat also calls the attention Of our Delegate in Congress to the injustice being done his constituents in the northern portion of the Territory. The Democrat says:
 It is Delegate Oury's principal duty to his northern constituents to see these matters remedied at once. We want mail facilities ill the northern portion of our Territory, just as well as in the southern portion. We hear no con- plaints in the latter. The mall facilities Of Yavapai, Mohave and Apache coun- ties are a disgrace, and Mir. Oury will gain largely with his constituents if he remedies the matter and causes us to get mail facilities equal to our demands.
 The CITIZEN has no sectional bias, but desires to see the rights of the people ir all sections maintained and the Terri tory prosperous everywhere, and it was the first to call attention and protest against the injustice being done our northern neighbors, and the CITIZEN unites with the Democrat in calling the attention of Delegate Oury to the mat ter and requesting him to investigate it thoroughly and remedy 1t if possible.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-27
MarrT a GentIeman.

IL was excellent advice I saw lately
 given to young ladies, urging them to
 marry only gentlemen, or not to marry
 at all. The word was used in its broad
 est sense. It did not have reference to
 those who had fine raiment and white
 hands, and the yeneering of society
 polish, merely to entitle them to the dis
 tnctlOn, but to those possessed of true
 manly and noble qualities, however hard
 their hands and sun-browned their faces
 A true gentleman Is generous and un-
 selfish. He regards another's happiness
 and welfare as well as ms own. You will
 see the trait running through all his ac-
 tlOns. A man who Is a bear at home
 among his sisters and discourteOus to
 his mother, IS just the man to avoid
 when you come to the great question
 winch IS to be answered yes or no. 4
 man may be ever so rustic in his early surroundings, If he Is true gentleman
 he will not bring a blush to your cheek in any society by his absurd behavior. There Is an instinctive politeness inhe- rem in such a character, which every where commands respect and makes its owner pass for what he is-one of na- ture's nOblemen. Do not despair. girls; AAANAN tAt bAANAA AAAEAA HAAAA III lllt NOTlu. You need not all die old maIds. But wait until She princes pass by. No harm h a delay. You will not be apt to find him in the ballroom, and I know he will never be seen walking up from Iiquor saloon. Nor is he a champion billiard player. He has not had time to become a " champion" for he has had too much honest, earnest work to dO in the world. I have always ob- served that these champions !" were seldom good for much else. Be very wary m choosing, si-ls when sU much | IS at stake. Do not mistake a passing fancy for undying love. Marrying in l haste seldom ends well. Do not resent | too much the interference of parents. | You will travel long and far in this | world before you will find any one who | has your true interests at heart more | than your father and mother, and age | and experience has given them an in sight into character which is much be- yond your own. It is very unsafe to marry a man against whom so wise a friend has warned you. l never vet knew of runaway match that was not by deep trouble in one way or mother, and matches made in spite are pretty sure to end in lifelong re- 0entance.-l From the Woman at Work.