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Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-11
Austria.

Royal Nuptia1s-Marrfage of the Crown
 Prince.
 VIENNA, May 10.-The marriage of the Grown Prince Rudolph of Austria and the Princess Stephanie of Belgium was most inn posingly solemnized at the Church of St. Au- gustine to-day. An immense multitude col lected in the streets through which the i'm perial and royal personages drove to the church. An hour before the beginning of the ceremony the church was crowded by 8 brilliant assembly. A sound of trumpets sig nailed the arrival of the procession at the church door, where it was received by Car dinal von Schwarzenberg at the head of his clergy. Their Majesties took seats under 8 canopy over a throne. The bridal pair pro- ceeded to the1r places before the sanctuary rails where they offered 8 short prayer. Af- ter brief address from the Cardinal the marriage ceremony was proceeded with. At the moment the rings were exchanged peals broke forth from the bells of the city and sa- lutes of artillery were fired. At the conclu- sion of the ceremony 7e Dewna was sung, after which the Hofburg choir sang an old German march. The newly married pair, accompanied by the other imperial and royal personages, then returned to the City Palace of the Hofburg.
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AnAmer1cen Edttor Arrested.

LONDON, May 1O.-Mr. Alexander Jonas, editor of the New York Volks Zeitu7eg, was lately arrested in Dresden, charged with affl- iation with social Democrats. MT. Jonas private papers were taken and searched by the police and he was forbidden to leave the vicinity of Dresden during nine days. At the expiration of this time Mir Jonas' papers were restored to him and he was per rmitted to depart. Mr. Jonas has arrived in London and has written to the American minister at
 Berlin to demand satisfaction, and the minis ter has replied that the matter has been laid before the German government for thor ough investigation.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, May 1o.-sailed, the Arizona for Liverpool, the Crescent City for Aspin- wall. Arrived the Salerno from Hull.
 Southampton the Weser from New York for Bremen.
 Plymouth-Arrived, the Gellert from New York for Hamburg.
 Larne-Sailed (the sth), the State of Me- vada for New York.
 London-Arrived, the Denmark from New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived. the Egypt from New York, the British King from Philadelphia
 Queenstown-Sailed, the Nevada for New York.
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NlhL Tor general homework must be good cook M laundross and ironer Inquire at
 rr11 3ta RetTeon T. n oa 51sEi,
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"ANIED. A N honest young man of inteliipepce. one smart IA at hgures, who can give good city reference as cierk In an office Address in own handwriting for three days stating salary required mn lt- BOX 26. New Haven P 0
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Ireland.
ParnelI,s Questions to F

Parnell's Questions to Forster.
 LONDON, May 11.-In the House of Con- mons last night MT. Parnell questioned MT. Forster in regard to Mir. Dillon's arrest and incarceration, but Forster would only read the warrant for Dillon's arrest. Parnen was dissatisfied and moved an adjournment of the House. stating that if Dillon was kept in prison it would hasten his death. After an irregular debate of three hours the motion to adjourn was carried.
 The Dublin Gazette declares that the Dub lin metropolitan police district, including Kingstown, is under peace preservation. Belfast and Dungannon have also been pro- claimed
 MT. Parnell in writing to a friend says he does not wish to sndanger the land bill, but thinks the Irish party should watch the bill carefully
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Special Bulletin of the Weather.

Special Bulletin of the Weather. WASHINGTON May 1.-The chief signal off, fcer furnishes the following bulletin to the press: The barometer is highest on the South Atlantic Coast and lowest in-the north west. The temperature has risen slghtly in the Middle States, from two to twenty de- grees in the upper lake region and from six to fourteen degrees in the upper Mississippi valley. The winds in New England are var fable, elsewhere east of the Mississippi and in the West Gulf States the prevailing winds are southerly. Rain has fallen since the last report in New England and the lake region, elsewhere fair weather prevails. The indi- cations are that partly cloudy weather and occasional rain will prevail in New England during the day, and fair weather will prevail in the Middle and South Atlantic and Gulf States to-day and probably tomorrow.
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
Fast Walking By Harrinan a III

Fast Walking By Hartman.
 CHICAGO, May 1O.-According to the SCOT ing in the O'Leary walk Hartman completed his 200 miles at S:25 tonight He made 194 miles in forty-four hours, beating OLeary's London record of 1S1 in the same time. Faber in the past twenty-fou hours covered III miles, which is considered remarkable for a second day score. At midnight, the end of forty-eight hours, the score was Har- riman 215, Tracy 200, Faber 1s2, Krohne 173, Struckel I'll, Webster 172, Brucke 167, Campana 169, Wallace 149, Thomas entry 14s, Brandsetter 146, Cole 143, O'Hignon 131.
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FOR SALE.


nR. J. L. LYON has removed his office from No. D 195 Chapel street to Hoadley Building,-Room u-49 Church street. opposite the Postofice.
 myI0 6t1w
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dence G., Cleyelands 4; at New York, Metro poItans IA, Athletics 6; at Chicago, Chica- gos 10. Troys 5; at Detroit, Worcesters 5, Detroits O. at Buffalo, Bostons f, Buffalos O.
 Another revolution in Greece is believed imminent. It is reported that the army is insubordinate and the soldiers of Chalcis threaten to revolt if the Turkish cession of territory provided for in the recent agreement is not compiled with
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discussion The somewhat famous route from Memphis to Wittsburg, Ark, procured in Senator Dorsey's especial interest, vas yesterday ordered discontinued The Post also states that General Hagen will retain his present position as third assistant postmaster general offered to and declined by Mir. Grier, and that Judge Truman will probably be as- sistant attorney general for the Postofice de- pertinent.
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NEW YORK.
A Proclamation Against Lotte,

Iamation Against Lotteries.
 ALBANY, May 1O.-Governor Cornell this afternoon issued proclamation against lot tery dealers, owners of buildings renting rooms, etc., to said lottery dealers and news- papers publishing advertisements of lot teries, and directing the District attorney and other officers to seek out, prosecute and pun ish according to lawIpersons who are found in any way violating the laws relating to lot ferries.
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The Walking EfzzIe.

NEW YORK, May 1O.-Only about one hum dred spectators were present this evening at the walk. At 10 o'clock only two of the nine with 204 miles to his credit and Glow with lS0. The building tonight was only ,dimly lighted, and the receipts for the day amount ed to ahnut &60
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

Fastidious Knights of the Road.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 1O.-The Marysville stage was stopped near Timbuctoo by road agents, who blew open Wells, Fargo & Co.'s treasure box with powder. It contained but $1O0, which fact disgusted the highwaymen and they went away without touching it.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTMGs.

Reports have reached Vienna from the Russian frontier of bloody outbreak against the Jews.
 Base ball yesterday: As O. !, Provi.
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WANTED.
WANTEn

DROWN, BOLTON x Co want immedfate,v ,,, e ID perfenced saleslady for trimmings and passe menter1es; also one, for ladies' muslin underwear Apply immediately. BROWN ROT,TOV I f,S
 O-' A SO- -
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. May 10-3 P. M Money closed at per cent. Exchange closed firm at s4 s556as4.s7k. Governments closed firm. IClosing prices reported the private wire of BUNNEfI. SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokarz1
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Nebraska.
A Novel Suit,

OMAHA. May 1O.-In the County Court to- day one Sauer was sued by Marsh Lesso of the street car line for five cents, which Sauer had rendered the driver of 8 bobtailed car, but refused to put in the box. The jury found verdist for the plaintiff. The case is to be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Ladies, Notice. ADIES have their Lace Shawls made into DolInans without cutting injuring them in the least.- MRS. D. B. MELLES, nnyI0 2ts 1S5 St. John Street.
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WANTED.
WANTED,

"ANIEDs A N ENGINEER to engine on board of a A propeller. Apply Ut the WATCH HOUSE, Long Wharf, immediately. myI0 2t4
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4 MIDDLE aged man and wife sUifho,ft cI;l7rs, to go short distance in the country care for without good recommendations. Apply at Ffi' my11 If 59 ELM STRErT
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ID DEPORT Of the condition of THE NATIONAL n. NEW HAVEN BANK at New Haven, in the State of Connecticut, at the close of business the 9th day of May, 1881
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A GENTLEMAN of good address with $500 i'm
 cash to take an interest in well tried business SaI per week sure for incoming partner: object of saie partner retiring on account of health Don't ans CT unless you have the cash Address
 my11 2t+ C. FREDEPfGRS r,.
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ALMANAC.

SUN R1sHs. A45l MooN SETS, HIaH WATER, 5UN SETS, 7.os s.o5 a. m- s.06 a. m.
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WANTEn

A GOOD bread maker. None but a competspt 4 LA person need apply. Inquire at Mrs GAIL
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CORSET STlTCHERS
 AND CLOSERS WANTED.

We have recently thrown out the New Home ma chimes and substituted the "HOUSEHOLDn which are speeded at 1000 stitches per minute.
 NO DELAY IN WORK; machines require no re- pairing. Our hands EARNING 5 to S9 weekly Best paying work given, and steady employment through the dull season.
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WANTEn

fENO INVEST from S1 800 to E, ,g0O in a good and profitable business state business with all par ticulars. Address
 mylO2t ECASH this of6ca
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WANTER

A COMPETENT chambermaid and waitress we'll A recommended Apply at Protestant Indnstriai Association, 34 WHITNEY, AVE NTTE -oA
 my11 2t#
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THE 6s MERCEDES''
 PARASOL!

By novel arrangement the unsightly and awkward projecting stick is abolshe and the whole cover ing of the Pnrasol, in, luding the top is made Offhe same material. The Parasol, when pen, forms graceful curves, and becomes Of arti- ole of dress than formerly
 Mechanism and Design patented April Eth, 1881. For sale at wholesale ony by the Sole Manufacturers
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rHE NEW STORE.

THE NEW STORE,
 Cor. Lloyd StreeI and SaltonstaIt Avenue, i@A SUITABLE for grocery store.l liquor and meat ssis market none but responsible parties need ap sI ply. AsOA Barbers Shnp corner James street and SaltonstaII avenue; but hrStciass barber need apply, Apply to PATRICK MURRAYs4 =" nnyl0 3ts E 30 James Street.
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CLOSE-ADAMSON-In this city, May 4th, by Rev. Dr. Dennen, Samuel @. Close and Lizzie Ada son.
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WANTEn

DY practical machinist an interest in a manu ND featuring machi, ist business: can invest from $2, GOO to s, ,00O Address
 myl0 2tH 'MACHINIST,' this office
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A Barn and a Fine Stallion Burned.
 The fine brick barn of John P. Harbison, on Vernon street, Hartford, was destroyed by fire Monday. In the barn were several horses, a number of carriages and considerable other property. The greater portion of this was saved by the assistance of the neighbors. Be- fore all the animals could be removed, Mir. Harbison's fine Jefferson stallion Charter Oak was burned. The stallion was fast and handsome and was valued at $50O. Total loss about $5,000. When the fire bells struck they sounded a mixed alarm.
 There was also kerosene lamp fire in Hart ford the same night, in Mrs. Reany's house. Loss slight.
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VOL. xLIx.
dIMa1ds.
NvTEn
WANTED.

A COMPETENT girl for general housework in e private family. Apply at the Industrial Asso- cla1ion, 34 WHITNEY AVENUE.
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WANTED.

A YOUNG man with energy and address with moderate capital to enter 8 well established and paying business. Only those desirous of an active .sWn 1o IISrrrS TI9or l,,1I 0r , " Ietter 10
 myl1 1t+ Athh-isA' Slty.
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SITuAmONwA

A active man to take an interest in A f1esirsb,e pusiness small capital required. Call or address m11 2t' A. A ARNOLD. 2li Mest Water strsat
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Governments closed as follows
LOCAL NEWS.
Police EOtes.

The police in attempting to arrest Rich ard Maher last evening on Grand street were assaulted by gang of rowdies, who threw stones at the officers. Maher was charged with drunkenness, assault and battery and resisting the officer. Edward Barry and Richard Thomas were arrested for throwing stones
 James J. Heaney was arrested for drunk enness and using abusive language to the of icers who arrested him.
 John Coughlin was arrested last evening on charge of keeping gaming house on Grown street. The following persons who were in the place were arrested on charge of gaming: Samuel Thomas, Wm. Adams, Edward Warner, Frederick Hills and James Brown.
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WANTED

WANTED, D GOOD PAINTERS. Call at No. & University O place, or between 12 and l, at my1O 2t. IO5 ORANGE STREET
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WANTED

1.-TWO OR THREE good Tool Makers Address l E. REA1INGI ON x SONI,
 my10 St UioD "
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Personal.

Walter E. Canfeld of Bridgeport, left this week for Bismarck, Dakota Territory, where he has an uncle, and will be employed in 8 large grocery house.
 The Mayor of Hartford has received let ter signed Mark Levi, of Volcano, Amador Co.,, California, 7" stating that young man whose residence is in Connecticut. and named either Fury or Melville, died in Bisbee, Ari- zona Territory, on the 25th of February last. He was of light complexion, light hair and mustache and delicate features. Height about five feet seven. He left nothing by which to prove his identity.
 The many friends of Mrs. F. F. Bohan, formerly Miss Rebecca E. Cronin, will be much pained to hear of her death, which oc- cured Monday noon. She was for several years saleslady at E. Malley's, where, by her ladylike department and winning ways, she made herself a universal favorite. She was married three years ago to MT. P. F. Bohan, manager of Nicoll, the tailor's branch store in this city. During that time she has been i'll about two years Funeral from her late residence, 31 Asylum street. Thursday morning. Solemn high mass at o'clock at St. Johns R. c. church.
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Re,aI Gstate.
FOR RENT.
7-7 -- - EOR G GAI.E

dessA TWO IT. +NEMENTS 1n house No. g Clark #isa street, six rooms uTstairs five below. city for sale. Inquire on
 ap12tf THE PREMISES.
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First-Class Residence for Sale.

First-CIaSS Residence for Sale. lksA4s OWING to contemplated change in business
 s location the ensuing fall, eher my residence,
 siH corner of East Grand and Ferry streets for sale. This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven,
 Lot 131x230 feet well stocked with every variety of fruit in bearing condition. House built of founda- don stone, contains ten rooms, all heated by steam
 also gas and Vater stationary range and wash tubs Large barn and carriage house accommodations for i've horses; gas and water; room for Large hennery and garden. Parties meaning business can myS1 tf FREDERICK W. BABCoCK.
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WANTED

JOB AS NIGHT watchman or teamster; reIia- ble and strong best references given Inql ire of or address
 3t+ L. NJ this nfsce
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WANTED.

A GIRL competent to do general housework A good references required. Apply at
 my10 St 34 EAST PEAR STREET.
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BoarO an0 Roonts.

WY C
 ROOMS AND BOARD. %A A FEW select boarders can find pleasant 4siH rooms and board, at iii my9 st+ 169 ST. JOHN STREET.
 Board and Rooms. ke&h PLEASANT ROOMS with Board at {SIa 1I9 GREENE TREET, s.4 my6 St Opp. Wooster Square.
 FOR RENT, &sA FRONT suite of Rooms, with al lnodefu 4ia conyeniences, suitable for gentleman and wife 2X or two single persons. Inquire on the prenis- e,
 ap29 If I'll GROWN STREET.
 ROOMS AND BOARD. fe4A SUITES or Single Rooms, furnished Nzia furnished, with board; all modern improve lG ments.
 .fe22 tf ss ELM STREET
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WANTED.
WANTED,

Corset StitcherS and CIosers. Steady work and best prices paid.
 s. ROSe2bluth x Co.,, Corner State and Court Streets. St
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"AN1hDs A GERMAN or colored woman girl to do the "A work for family of four adults good home is guaranteed to any who is capable and honest wages 5. .oO per week. Apply for two days at
 TIC NORTH FERRY STREET, my10 2t' Fair Haven.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
 Girls wanted to make Rubber Clothing. Good wages, s,permanent work. Apply at HODGMAN & CO.'S Rubber Factory, Tuckahoe, N.Y., 16 miles from New York City on Harlem Railroad. my9 St
 WANTED,
 A PARTNER with from S5, GOO to S, 900 in "A tablished manufacturing business where there is large percentage of profit. The goods staple An excellent opportunity for live man. Address
 BUSINESS, my7tf New Haven, Conn.
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WANTEh

A POSITION ss drug clerk bookkeeper by & A young man of 10 years experience; best refer ences. Address 'DkUGGIST,'
 myl0 5t% Al High Street.
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Gardener Wanted

PY respectable girl to do second work or oensrs lI housework; good reference. Apply at
 my11 1t+ DIS FRANF fN Srprrr
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TAKE NOTICE. 2 TyHT highest prices paid for Ladies' and .Gentls- mems Cast-oh clothing Carpets, Bedding, etc. Orders by mail promptly attended to. epsam 14T Grand Street.
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EOI0 k3kAI4Il9 EA VERY desirable Lot on Lyon street; lot 40x I145; will be sold for the low price of ss6 per foot; bargain.
 myIO 237 Chapel street.
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SFTUATTONWANTFD
WANTEn

capable girl to do general housework or to do the cooking in 8 small family refersnca " re qulred Apply for two days at
 mn I NO. 19 WILLIAM STREET.
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WANTED

A WAITER and to assist in kjtchen N: HOLLY TREE COFFEE HOUSE NO 2
 Fact uroX
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
Railroad Meeting.

As announced in Last vaek,s -.
.aefe was a railroad mass meeting a.
Tue court house last Monday to talk
over the prospects of the H .&s.w
Il. K. On motion of R. M. White
eS-Gov. Hardin took the chair, c. W.
oaKe secretary. We noticed quite
a number OF our leading citizens
present and a good deal of talk was
INDUCED in. II was the sentiment, ri
ill present that if the roat was built
1t should, by all means, be brouob,
through Mexico. A committee was
appointed to confer with the directors.
and by our next issue we hope some
thing definite will be known. On
motion of J. +. Llewellyn, the fol.
lowing committees were appointed:
LIST. A committee of five, includ.
Ing the chairman. with alternates. to
confer with the directors of the Han.
and Southwestern railway in
reference to conditions upon which
they propose to receive subscriptions
from citizens of the county. The
following were appointed: John A.
BROOKS, J. E. Hutton, John R. Hall,
VIM. Pollock and C. W. Baker: al.
iernates, John A. Guthrie, T. B
Buckner, ] F. Llewellyn, d. I.
Gentry and James Galloway.
I'd. A committee of five to Sc
cure the right of way. TIE follow
ing gentlemen were appointed: j. H.
asydon, William Stuart, R. Z. Law
der, W. NJ. Sims and Jaues Shell.
I'd A committee of ten to solicit
subscription for the road. NJ Y.
Du"can. W. II. KEENAN,, B. R. eau
thorn. j. w. Stuart, E. Hughes. R.
E. Baker, Eugene Jones, Louis
Phillip, John Menefee and w. H.
KEENAN, and VIM. Harper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

We are glad to learn that J. w.
Scales. who was showed IN with a
passenger train and tried to walk to
the station for help, although badly
frozen, will recover, probably losing
some Of his toes. He was running 8
passenger train on the c. & A. and
WAS snowed-in in Saline county last
Monday night. When trying to gel
a supply of water and wood to his
train vas half .frozen-in fact, came
nearlosing his life. Such men de-
serve promotion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
RATHER


We learn that on the 9Th Of Feb
ruary, Prof Baxter, a school teacher
at Farber, went to the drug store in
that village and asked for white pre-
cipite. Charlie Splitter, the clerk,
gave him, through mistake, some
kind of corrosive sublimate that prov
ell fatal, eating into his person when
applied, and destroying portions OF
his peri on. He died Monday and
was buried in Pike county. He
leaves q wife and four children. VIZ
learn the druggist will be arrested.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

II j. M.
Ladies' Physician.

DR.. j. NJ. Koontz and wife, sole
proprietors of the French cure for
women, and also other justly cels-
brated family medicines Of their Town
compound, are still located in Mexico,
where they can be consulted in regard
to their medicines and diseases which
they are recommended for. The
French cure for woman Is the only
remedy of the kind prepared and sold
in America, and 90 acknowledged by
all ladies, who have given it . trial,
to be the only reliable remedy
On earth for all diseases peculiar to
the female organization. Prepared
and for sale only by them. Also
midwifery and chrome diseases of
woman made a specially by Mrs. j.
NJ. Koontz, who has had over IA years
experience in the practice Of medi-
cine among the female sex All per-
sons calling Al the residence will get
an honest opinion IN regard to their
case and for chronic diseases can
have treatment and medicine furnish
ed them containing full directions
and instructions tor using at very
reasonable rates. All medicine guar
anteed to be entirely vegetable. For
consultation call at residence on
corner of Promenade and Washington
sts., in the DIR. Bourne property,
Mexico. Mo.