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himself by taking dose of Paris green in Danbury, August 8.
Trnportant.


 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, 450 rooms fitted up at a cost of one million dollars, reduced to $1 and upwards per day. European plan. Ele- 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.
 Mothers! MOthersl! MOthers!s;
 Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth ? If SO, go at once and get bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately depend upon it there is no mistake about it. There is not mother on earth who has ever used it who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and Ve rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle ap11 ID, W, s&w1y
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-13
tothsrs, motner.I, Mothers,,
Brain & Nerve

Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on earth for impotence, 1eanness, sexual debility, &c., $1 at druggists. 289 State st.
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Railrpans. &t.
New Haven and Northampton

New Haven and Northampton
 Railroad.
 THROUGH THE HOOSAC TUNNEL. Q Daily Trains from N.Y0rk to No. Adams. DafIyTrafns fromN. .Y.toWflltamsburgh Y Leave
 New York, 500 a. m. 1:oo p. m. 4:oO p. m. JNew Haven, 7:10 am. 1925 |" 325 !" 6:10 Plainvilie. SIS 11.24 4:ss 6 7:16 .. westfeld, 926 1928 D. m. 64s s s:25 Eorthampt'n 1O:O9 " 12:54 |" 614 S:5S Ar. N.Adams 12:05 2:25 H 10:30
 GOING SOUTH. Lv N Adams 9:40 .. m. 11:55 a. m. 40 D. m. Northampt'n GAS am 1I:21 l:s4 p. s:5o Plsinyiiie, s:s1 l2 5s p. m. 3:15 7:90 Ar N Haven 9:33 1:5O st 4:12 s s:25 fTime given in this table for New York and New Haven is Now York atme-all other stations Boston time is given, which is 10 minutes faster than New York;
 Arrive at New York 1i:59 Q. m., 4:22 D. m, 6:4O D. m., 10:SO D. n.
 Train leaving New Haven at 1925 a. m. reaches Saratoga at 4:30 p.
 Train leaving North Adams at 11:55 a. u- leaves Saratoga at 915 a. m and reaches New Haven at 4:02 D. n.
 The Shortest Route to Saratoga-The Lowest Fares All trains connect at Pennington with trains on Collinsville Branch at Westfeld, to and from Ho- yoke direct and at Northampton, to and from Will Hamsburgh.
 Ask for small Time Tables at stations the line. EDw. A. RAY, Gen. Ticket Agent. Navy Haven August Sth. 1881. aus
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-13
Don,t Dfa on the Premfses
TheRed Mask.

Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" It clears out rats, mice, bedbugs, reaches. Only 15c. per box.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-13

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry all ways at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bron- chitis, whooping cough, croup, influenza, consumption and all throat and lung com- plaints 50 cents and $1 bottle.
 The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands who were suffering from dyspepsia, debility, liver complaint, boils, humors, female com. plaints, etc. Pamphlets free to any address. Seth w Fowle < Sons, Boston.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-13
Avg. 1s, 1881.
GrabsIsrs' @nibs.
Steamboat Line for New York

Fare @1, including Berth.
 Tickets for the Round Trip, 91.BO.
 H-A The steamer 0. H NORTHAM, Capt. skz55s53zzz ~J. c. Bowns, will lesve New Haven at 11.00 p. m., Sundays excepted. staterooms sold at ofice of Peck Bishop, 219 Chapel street. and at Klocks Drug Store corner Chapel and Gnu oh sta. Steamer CONTINENTAL Capt. F. J. Peck, leaves New Haven at 10:16 m., Sundays excepted.
 FROM NEW YORK-The O. IT. NORTHAM leaves o'clook ?. m, Sundays excepted-saturday niehfa at 12 o'clock midnight.
 The steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Snow, leaves New Haven at 1090 P. 1taterooms sold at the Elliott House Free stage from Insurance Building, Chapel street, commencing at 9 D. na.
 Tickets sold and baggage checked through to Philadelpha, (beth routesl Baltimore and Washing ton
 jy18 JAS. H. WARD, Agent.
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A NIGH OR LINE.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
 Sail every Saturday.
 NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. CABINS, $6O to &SOs STEERAGE, $2S. These Steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pgs.~
 Ana every Saturday NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT. CABINS, 455 to e65. Excursion at Reduced Rates Passenger accommodations unsurpassed e
 All Sta terOoms on Main Deck. Passengers booked atlowest rates to or from any Railroad Sta tionin Europe or America Draftsssued estrates, payable Gree of chargaS throughout England, Scotland and Ireland. For books 0 ofinformstion, plans, &c. apply to H1NDBReoN BRoTHHRss BOWLING GRHKE, N
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-13
STARIN'S New WHaVelTranspOrtatiOlLin Line
Daily Except Sunday.


 n~A Leave New Haven from starins Docf .ESS:55@as=sSS5. at 1O:15 D. m. The JOHN H. STARIN, Captain NcAlister, every Tuesday and Thureday and every Saturday at 11:15 p. m. The ERASTUS CORN ING. Captain spoor, every Monday, Wednesday ana Friday.
 Returning, leave New York from Pier IS, foot of Cortland street. at p. m, the STAkIN every Mon day, Wednesday and Friday, the CoRN1NG every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.
 Fare with berth in cabin, $1 with berth In s'aA- room, 1.50. Excursion tickets, $160
 Fare to Manhattan Beach and return, $1.96. FREE COACH leaves the depot at S:1O P. ID. Leave corner Church and Chapel streets every hah hour commencing 8:30 P. m Last coach Saturday nights at Il oclock-other nights at 10 o'clock
 Tickets sold and baggage checked to Phtladelphia- Passengers by Fair Haven and Westvtne cars ean stop at Brewery street, only three blocks from the boat.
 Tickets and Staterooms can be purchased At MoAi- ister & Warrens-our up town office, at the Tontinc Hotel and at 3o9 and S51 Chapel street. ix12 R Agent. New HaYen.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-13
HousatOnic Railroad. Through Cars Between Bridgeport
 and Albany.

and Albany. Shortest, Quickest and Cheapest Route for Albany, Troy, Sar-
 atOga and the West. PASSENGER TRAINS Leave BRIDGEPORT for ALBANY. TROY, SARATQA GA and the WEST, 10:1O 8. Cupon arrival Of 9:35 2. train from New Havenl WITH THROUH CAR FOR ALBANY. arriv- Ing at 2:40 p. Arrives at Saratoga 4:4e P. m. connecting at Albany with BIO p. m. Chicago Express, arriving in Chicago at 500 the next D. m. Leave BRIDGEPORT at 5:s5 p. n,. (connecting with 430 p. m. Train from New Haven) arriving iD Albany at 1005 p. m., Saratoga 12:4s night. Returning Express Train leaves Saratoga at Too p. m., and Albany at 2:45 D. m ,twith THROUGH CAR via State Line) arriving in Bridgeport at 7:,20 New Haven at 800 D. m. Through Tickets sold and Baggage Checked direct to and from New Haven, PittSfie cid and all Hous- atomic Stations North Adams, Albany, Troy and Sara togs.
 H. D. AVERILL, General Ticket Agent.
 L. B. STLLSON, Superintendent Bridgeport, Conn.,, July 21, 1881. jy15
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RfaI Gstate.
B. HI. JOHNSON. Real Estate and Loan Agent
 Office. 477 State Street.
FOR SALE. unrs~a and 1rna r ,0l

FOR SALE. MA A Nice House and Large Lot on Eld street at ssa bargain.
 siH Good Cottage House on Dwightstreet at much Iess than 1t is worth for sale very low. : some good Shore Property in East Haven and BraR- ford.
 For Sale or Rent---Farms. very desirable Farm of 70 acres in Southtngton will be sold low to close estate list of good Farms in other desirable locationA Good rents St. John and Greene streets, Fair Ha- ven, and other parts of the city. Wanted, s2 900 to $4, 900 good first mortgage se curity maSo
, 1881-03-31

The number Of tnl,slcat entertainments In
Ch!cn4n this evening Ia s';dlethaE remarkable.
Al McyIcker's THEATRE tls treIle! trsi.Ip. wall
rcpea, their admirable performances of -th,a."
and tho CunItcy. l!artuu syu1pr Will plhy "oll-
yctie" nt liaoley'a.
Tho Mcnseissolu Quintet Gi,lh as recognized,
consisting or ls!har Suhnltzltr, urat von;
Er.at Thiclc. second Thoulhs 1tyan. carI1et anil
villa; william selIndr. ttuso ind stt,ta; anil
Frederick 1tcse. 'taio, assisted W MISS
Mtriu Nul1tnf viii Klvu rat,eert NJ Far
well hail. their pr0xrAM isle.utit ting MendciR*otanH
quintet III n tiat, up. y: ltnT's quartet, Tho
M.!ter aIrelty Dnuxh.er'': fnnfasle IN "Stfa-
nauIbil!N". fnr flute. b; lerschuk: ao1o tor sio@
lin, uh RyIsy lra, sy SnrasHte: romance Tor clr-
inct: schctzv fran ttnbtI,stens quartet. Oh. ~:
fnsltaSc on 1.-THE Daughter Ut tic Regiment
l,y seryn!s; and hna!g from thn qu!ntet. op: ::
nf lirrtiloyen Miss Ne!l!n! VIII sing the "!sei
KuggIn". from ''senlrssnlllc," md Hnttsehalk's u
sunV, % I.oyInK Heart"
Filirlunk Hall. The program hus been already
published. tho principal number beng tho It'll
b!nsteln 0ctpt.
The i}aci md Handel stciety will mike its
,!Gb,it ut Hershey Hall Under tho 'rudershlp of
I,r. Fuchs, md will slug the ssenl!h iAart nc
liurllox's aitcre.l trok,9y. "1h" llny Family"
and eyelus uf ntt,etecn numbers frsIn ",1ldaa
Mnccnb,tns.' Mrs. Stacy Will sing Llszta \
1.ntalpy."
Thc iIcethoven Society viii hNvc It's regular
reunion nt tho Methodist Church tlf'tk. tnr
Whleh II line program ms hretl prepared tIH
y0cnIlStA nro aiIsA Jennie Jerzy yktewle& elll hf.
n. Z. tlrlInshy. Il neW-Gu'ller.
, 1881-03-31
triIt: BUDGET.

f ~ TIL.
% ". 1s" W"so'. :. .n,, ~. t"ts'1 IT, r"r,"i , ,,,t
"rfAMA' -A"te" ~ IL ~ 1epottcA '.'"1
JMt!gH tir;Iy, whD Inns retired frHsl. tile
Provincial i}cncIl Ut l,rI,fssl Columbia, will
rcl,luye to California to practtru law.
y uls'mtcll isol'' tilo neseft' oh tns upper
ottawa says that t!ti't1tl,ef'a prevails llieFe
without o,,c or two jntermunts tak,ir plncu
in that shall yllluse. TIC present tlentl.-
rats ,a..ons cil'lrcn Is assuming fearful! pro.
mu,nl,or t,f cosrs nj p,,st,nnstrr4 usinv
cn,,rri.I si:.,l,,,s llns Gsc,l Tuuprtcsi In liz
tM,', " ,t,.rt n,M III ;he;r rcs,,nntnn, Inc,
fn.,r 'i,,n, '1ntui '''''| '"e'' '"''
'%Ti1 Ti's ,'" ,r'a,'',s, In huyy Orngene,, a,tl
,l,,,,!t "ii,,ii.s ahnIIsitn tjlnir t,rIHessIii,s
I'll ",,i,v IN .ni"i,|nt;nt, inmuftinn Inv.
leeth VIII l'oi ts,l4HtshItI uh" ~, u,'
II i ti,sir fow"i,.;' sa # inv Ke mutual @ eil-
gesstnls a1l" "''1to III "o* pc1pol"a'"'" "e"'s
Issues; Spteta. pupa.eA to n. Chicago Tribune.
oSIEAt' 'rsSI rs,I, ~ SI,n.. al 1trtE hxita
,irs u,n 4. "ut ttuuI nmks !" ,msi u' ,,rgruss n. ~ ~
, 1881-03-31

have hat! It nil In themselves, hut fnr liu ,r.
sire of st,illc VI the lawyrrs % tuck IN y lew
nl!egrd improvements Ut their nwfI ttevlsng.
The bill, with Il few l,l.IiIipnt1Ulls Is n prac-
tfcn1 duplicate Of TIM law Ut 1877.
Tlif PRINCIPAL. plFfEHf:S Ci:.
between It. and tue present law !s n prnsistOil
which makes tncF tuW1isltp II rlad district
hy itself. under the suprryisi1n Of tlle CUtl-
tnwn II, cut up intp several ROM, districts,
eacl, under the cltnrge nf III! ntltrnl who II
known rs II, Oyerscer. Tic blu atso co'l-
tal',s II snrt Ut lucal nptlon feature. whtel,
aii"ws ,s tnwi, To- S!y w!!rter IT. wlIl ut l'cG-
now iIoue, work tlens mt. 1Ile fcntnrss
here enumerated went through Intact. Unt0f
tho htse1 Or ~ Of amendments which wern
sat aisy ~; particular tiHure. pns Of tIess i ,sas
by Joe MHlin. II pr'yislrs for appeals ffoIt
tie verdict af 4 Jury n>s,'ss!Hg damages to
tltc County .]ltIEc instead of tho lipnTest
q the ltighway Commissioners rs ~ tic NJ
Visibility Ut !aytttY nut IL rnatt tttnl.. Tbs
other WIS by L,.aingtusI, n1rl gives each city
hr Incorporated town The disposition Of W!mt-
sxff ss fs h tsa 5 fSS S;sx t"x ry @ II , rs ts aw Nv
sapc tic bil ws,s ordered to thru reading.
4 cpurLt: or NEW HILLS
were crowded III ut tho very lust moment.
Whitchan, uf Henderson, the aut!I"r of olln
VI Al1{lI& llltf NPIHkkEltEy hlat1fGtfA w ).
line polMt. Thu Inv Uf lsi7 nll tho subject 0f
| receiving, carrying, md delivering grnin
comnsls u rallr0a!l coIlpnHy to greet scales
at nli stations OH lis l!iie fron wicl, the slip"
iD,0W bushels OF grain, w1lei! required SO
to uu ly tho shtptNrs "f the major
part uf tho 5DUM bushels. White:
inan wants all tlis u'nended, a,ul
scales whuil required 10 til tlo by tilu nm.
jnrity of the prrs'fl,s shipping that amount,
mid INT the stppcrs Ut the 'n;jor part nf that
quantity. 'tllcre II Il suspicion abroad TINT
tnr scale-,Elnlsers 1,.ny hase hi.tt something to
| dn witt, tho discovery Of tue aforesaid fine
| lloint.
C.lrter, Of Adams, introduced n bill 10 Is.
| tahItsll aud tlainiu,n Il Western ltlnHts
murinAl scl,nul, 10 br located III thu western
part If tInt Stute, between, tho Illinois md
Mississippi Rivers, the land uni buildings tu
cast StNl,DV1.
Tie Il0,isc then adjourned until tomorrow
| morning.
, 1881-03-31

htor snt tle waS nt loss IL kslDw the ,oblect
q tnc Ctlll'll'lss!an. anti saw NJ earthly tlAe
ployncnt; !, might im nf snInc ,R',od. ~
s!lgGestr'l, II II could tell lazy brupse how to
IltG Wtthut work. .,
my uiiriIIHcnt to strike nut was dcclafeu
Senator Whiting favored tho Artley n'nentl;;
h'etIs UPON tho tuitll Of things nut see. ami
WIS lol Alrlf1x thu Hoard q cllntlCe.
But tln Scnnit was agaEnst taytnR ont mora
t.,oliey tnr MrlonwGll's bureau, aha u'e
"nienuiilcht us..Ih was !lllh'iy IoSt; ,,,,.,,,t
tiX!ng tlo atnonnt Ut s5.NW; - ,,.. :.
c., ~ n1s WIN nlso l,'st. M! tho HUH 'c't Nv
sMtn,, ~ .ep"s!i' i III s an,,,,.rorrtotinp w., s5
for Tia ,x,",sna III a." i,,v"stfmattt1v ct,,.
Hrna;or ~ III nvtsn",f Ht ,i..srrii TIM Scs1ool
1,uf i"n.on..,t IN, fr, !, MI fsj' III III fEJUfg
ami WV H.. ,e,fSt' ~, i'.,t ".a, n" ~ 10 Whistler
ETvn, ,ui iii H. nrn,nrtInn nj fhe Scj,ook F,Itt.
r,, "u 's." "!','. ~ ~ ,,,r M v.,,o,,s
TIE NUMBER oF en,,n'ES !,..a !" 'N'''o''
,,.. COUNTIES ,.,, a..u.,
wns tlsc!tssea NJ Krent lgngti', i''.tl' iin,nny
enSn how many cl,itttrc,i tlurs wgr;' III Egypt.
W. breed l!y lnw." ll.altellies;,! H. ,,,,
The amendment ,vns Indebted: tlln sote SUI
Scquently fecolisitlcret!' h''tl uls ptoposeo
INCREASE flnnf!y reflected. - a.r,,,a ,. ,,o
SetnMr Edwnr,!s tli5yctl 10 stFihe 1tat Ivy
CLAUSE AtproprlattnE Sseo tof tao Wllehlse ot
IL l1ctltru ot t'ns. CnlInll,. u., - .,,u
senator ssecfest Shiu tHe putCH"at VI tHis
picture WIS. IN nsGortlnnee wiili H. tilg Hint
l!0tlDreil chstDn ot lGrlA'ttlaIlfls the 1acts VI
llg ,s S'osg.a,ufIs ,Is,,t u, ~ ,,a. n'n,s; ,.si
Snnatnr t,"ii"n. wifi, II vt,.w of testing Tim
so,,sm ~ il,r Hr,,rtr, i,yel IL, strikn tnt lin
s.."tio, ,nn,1,s s,,,,,rt,,,rintuns fur lin Stnts
iinarH ~ jirnf,I,.
Tln mt,,Is,lj WIS lost,
srh" Xiii ,yns trn ,,rtIcrr,I IN ,hirtt rcnrl1np
II nrrrraf,.x sfnnn tiinl1sHtltI4 lew thnm lii,
i,ili II twi, rnnrs ,,rti. S
4 tpcssustu WnH rcceIyr,l frnu tIe (;nv-
ri,nr 1,i,,rtni,,,, lin SSn'tn t,f III" fnfinwftw
~'"'% .r,n,.~,,,.xrs. s a.. '"9 '''''""'*
't'na =, A.' -, -. ,,,.
, 1881-03-31

t!1lcllfft III tHG OEtleE h't!Ebl l'itEN5t LalloHH
present nrd adyocntctl tils system ut
!asss 's 'Ss!%sfs %@ts s" H"* :''' s,anr. a rfsy
= # l;"is ;"t t'esrSo t 1'Ft H. s o11,; IL Senfsr. S.
wjsc ,froln tic Utier e,lt! Of The lig bridge.
n,al 4. IT, 1sugg, Pres!s,ent ut the l'e0rla
l,nar.l o! Tradr, Iosenl, Elder, III cx-i'resl-
.'"rl 1;I + :. Eass1,, y u. M.tE.i1, atld +: D
ing a!n, Whisky a!Mi giueose isakInr centre.
t;os. Stnns,atd fully cxpressrtI Tie strws of
the st. Louis pcupie. md Mr. fs,lgg reflected
tile sentiments bf tho Peoria folks. III
Orif,slrtuS III THE PROPOSED, SCHEME
nf extending the State inspection to take In
ta!i1Gl tint talu State Of Illinols. costld mt
n'lpld, III TIC Interest OF her producing clAss,
II throw my obstacle II, the way Of haimting
xtai'' r. st: !.o'lls. either y cnnK!nx cradles
;s s ,FAef'sf " sc, T; s. !n' "';s ,sS;st wdxd sxsdi
"'''' a,'y evc,'t. itsr pM gfait '',s. wo.;a II pe
bought aad sold and grades, centralized BY
tlic Mrrrinnts' Exchange. which 'In'l built
Expnrters wbaltl mt buy other thuN the
gra,tcs wllirh wcru known III every part Ut
Enr',N by samples forwartsa every ygar to
tlo European markets. Illinois grades bf
ral % GG a eW set Rre xft ,iisrcnt nj fron tM }at
llow established nj Elst st. Louis aud cufl-
trnl!ed by tila Ilt,!uts system Ut State 1T.
spegt[0n
wm1n vrrr ,rrr1t m uryASn
r, ,,r-,u,i,, ,,a r,,,',.,,s.,f ti,.,,,,,. ,.,,,,
vnr t.,tsi s0e o,,1 upniln,. y",'..,, Nc ,,n,i
ro.,,,e r,1i,ru m ..,., ".,,,,,, ~ orfa
ftsr ~ In, "Hu ,,,t ,,,.'i,. ~ r. ~, ~,
~ ,tf,..,,.t f. x'"'tt ~ ". ,.,,, s,, ~
T., xiii ~, ;I.. r. i,r.I.t. itmr.,st ~. hi.
s'tr H. ,p ~. S ~ HIi33,.is ,tsat', =, ~
Ln,,is. mil i,HyInw tttyre.et cutni il. uijis Mt
| A!t0n ufMi M elevator ut tcTseyvllle, I,e be-
t leyed firmly IN thu system rs At present coll
ductptt, n1Ni luulyl to sec It maintained. In.
stend pf snpp1aiteh bY something that Itol,1
Of the grain int, wantud.
t Mr.. l;,lge, President nf the pe0rin board
nf 1rHtlu, remarked that lenria bundled II.
| 0O0 O0D bushels ut grain, mostly corn, Il year,
principally tor thu sake Df t.l' luce 1t con.
iafilGt. Thu lscDrn inspection wits ul right,
hut 1t seemed ~ trouble Chicago little, fol
tic rtHlsnn TINT It WIS
uErr1Su or AWAY wtr,, r1fE SYSTEM ar STATE
'''' law" """' ,ys,r9rtnS. @ 'A'''' "f ''"'''
Wes,ern sb;,,nprs ~, nr.f.rrrtl t,,e pcor.o mar.
IL ~ s,,is r,:.,,, n' I.'rI., imi -" ,n,'r
.,u,rt, ~ M ~, - +mt ir.,'a",in, tinr ,i
i,H,f ~ "'t tu,, ~ 3n;is Iir ',',rl."t ,xau
~" ,,!.,,',,1. M tn ''" i,t .rni ,r,:
.,f, 'pEn1e p.'.,1,. oH, so,,n,do ,. ~, ,liar.
i"ti,,, ,n' ii,y - mtt,,,nsru ,,.,r S.t
tst;ntf a"n,s W" t.,.',. ,,,,,,I ~, ~ Ir;a III"
t",. ,s,,s" a,"i "n"ij,7t ~, m y, i.ilcn 81. ~.
,5St,,, ,'s, ~" ~ Is.oct. I,s,u,.tit,r y,
H." ,;5yti,,t J.. ~: sm, ~, IN ,,,v,
s.ra1t..a M th"y ;ln viii rcysrtt +, rhlrawn
Fit.t. 10. 80 "'@3 @ W. ~, u,nr, ,.r i,",,nm ~.
, 1881-03-31

Special Dtsaateh 10 The Chfeap" Tribune.
HALIr..X, March D.-TM will left by the
late l'atriuk Power, cx-M.-p. for llailfnx,
WIS Il very peculiar ol,e. liz left sone
$4,000 10 his san, Senator l.. q. Power, In
sl'ch wny that for SUMO years lle Is only to
got Il few hundred dollars year. rhs was
done to compel hin t., work ut hts profess
slim for living, n1ut INT to rely OIL his fort
mn. 1t now tr1tnsplres Tint the Senator Is
tu III, dislniurlttql sil,n1tl liz EYER brcu,l,p q
candidate for tho Provincial Legislature or
il nlse nf Commons, unt the money 10 To
the ,DtSlitts.
, 1881-03-31
ADJUSTMENTS.


The elevcnih performance IT tho Frrnch SEA.
san at 3fcvlckGr's last evening WIS nhtahle
une. a1 It introduced us tn"L'.Afr!cntnc." thc
ors,wnlne work of Mcycrs,ccr's life. II this tx
cclicnt troupe ha,l given Us nothing rise thls
season, It's visit here would have tocn long re.
n,cfnbcred We cnn rrs " I.ncIA" ind - Martha"
every day. but the great hsrtllc masterpieces In
Upcrn nre llku angels visits. "I'AErira!ne"
has been given here four times previous tn this
performance. Mi In one sensDn. hHwcttr. and
that 50 lDnR nKo that probably very few are III
1nflInr with IL. II vas tlrst represented jan.
10, 1873. ut Croaby's Opcra-iiouse, and thul,zh
tho pcrformante WINS by HI, tnchns II crs'itdfle
one. 1t made Il profound Impression. Thu rust
Mt that timc WIS A. f0lIuws: Srta:a. GnzznnlYa;
Tntz, bosctetti: t'utco nc t'n'nH. Mus!nni: fI9u
<ltpdr, LUtt1: Ntftsfa. 0rfanInl; [Jon f'ett,u,
bticri twhn lost his III. In tho recent burning Of
in4uisitar, iullcLtt; PtieH. Feini: lima. Wein-
hohl. Ict,hatiy to Tho nlalosssy ri o',er!l-Rters
sae.ct sae II ts .nuscal pnt. VII herssnre M '' II
Tic ovcrture |. hut brief Introduction re-
work. The lrtt uct oIlens with y ro:nnnza Or
ex19sit snc!,s.s. Ascn,pa'' pr.ns',1y ,,as, bs
chorus IN the th!ri scsa II /. se.,ii.rcI,vs"u+
character. III which prncIpnls and chursIs nre In
nnfsnt. tho touba bnssts sustaining the fhlcHs,
tho strings nIzzlGlto al1 the hurns giving 9nt
thvsc strong ch,ris In which Mrferheer IL ~ ef-
tect,se. ;. spltt.l nas % sto*ss s ,he nct ant ahe
u FIJI ~ ,,%s.o Ind tn,,icrnesa. mi rs,.Iai Il,
auinr rnhinn IL fcti.,w,H IL nm ttrtn In
xh;rh HriI.xtn tcits the t,nry nj his low,
and ~ r1rs; ,myr,f nj ,li,nt p,twccn SriiEt and
H a1t." !fyo ar r,x,s Wit, a s.,tt. Il, wbfth
4hn snnrnno vncr tlr,cr,,,tucs tha I,,,iyr. thu
nI,o. ,rts NJ to c,1s.. tu,,u,, in thn hnr;1,s,ny
,.T.h uiris-1n" nosrcr ;ih ttrd MI ia nrncinuiiv
s,en,a"ulnr n Ind i ,i,rm,uc,ai by priltsats,
saisrs churus. tol!owct Dy .ysliat:H1 Invocation
howcyor. Centres Il, iao s, seeno aiid t,bicast.
ira yn,,r,t mct IL infuHl,rtsIl liz iho brilliant
fn,iian tnn1ch. wi,fet il uIa!. u1 of i've mr stx
ttIIrnrnnt I mnynnnmts fur thu ci,trnures Of lhU
rnrIa,,s n"rs ri IL" ,,rtnrss,,. md Ia fuis uy
III "nt rtnr. II Il tall3w,i by Inc es1lIJsft
MIA 10, f;"rnitsn" fnr I;,xrt. ,t III ,f1o ust
E..n. ...',"rs ~ u,..n-t"nr ,,os .rr,ttnr, md
HI n tu1p lends ,sI, To- ,he xr..at duct
| t t.n T. r.ltt.s ir,.sf, ,vt,ich 4itkn fhnt
L.. s" ,oM mho mi ,s'g trrrntin' tnrnis Tie
,'ra,,n1ic climax If the wrrk. The nct closes
t ~. ,,,,, I.r,.tui ,hrns in 1nch ~ hrurt]
ILL.,, W & % ~ ,s"tI ~, ,u,sT,r., ~ # liz, rcnnnzM III
w , M ~, u ~" sI mr. T. hrlnf and Is tIrincI-
NH. LII ~ tia vnr A., i,cf,vs..r Sr!iJl and
Fns ~, ,i,a ,yt.,'Jn-1,i nr,I,t,, r.. I'm Mauru
III, NV ~ sn.e nm of thn tnt,st IF.
st .a.t ~. ~ ,nt,, r.st,.,. r n,,Ii c,mrmStnr
;,n i'm II, I'm '1,,cr, srhr
, 1881-03-31

MONTREAL, AlarctI :U.-'rle passenger and
freight topots OF the Occidental Railway
burned this morning. \ uunntity Ut gun-
p,w.ler stored in the hitter exploded, blow
Ing tho building to ntu,l!s at,d seriously III
Jursitg ". 1'ayrttc Philip PreruSt WIS Killed
during tho excitement hy MI engine running
OYER HIN. 14uss, 80, 100.
, 1881-03-31
A Pin In "a &;srl's Throat ThFao Years

AlIss lle Franc lulu. ytlnilg lady Ut Norwich
hus been til Iur upward or three years will :.
GMI cough, which I'LL i0t ylet 10 treatment. and
ltIp rhyslciuit pron0nucca her discuss. e"'!-
sumption. unrsuK tbs !attur part of lnst week.
fir ihrxo successive tlats. she couVhc'i nlnrs
sewers spell, shu rou.nc,l up y pin. Thu ntton
u tho uclLs u thu system has rt,'1ce1 u ~ ~
iUwvr part III tl.t rcInainlg parttula was worn ts
su,uIl IL iho eitlrst SILK. iloW lung tho pan as
bLul, swuluwch sh.' t!nGs nut kfrIw, hQt trun tho
tart tk.aS 4he IL rapidly recovering, It IL bup-
plso.i to hAvu been ub0ut thsca yours, tho petlud
III hGF jltntHS,
, 1881-03-31
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND 4AGUE cutnd for nifty canta.
There Ia not reilnslinI agent In this wurld thAs
will cure Fever ai,d AK,n and Al other Matari-
fevcrs ini,Icsl by RAnWAY'S PILLS. so quickly
- AHADWAy'H READY HELiEF.
FIFTY CENTS pEH lUFILE.
, 1881-03-31

This afternoon performances will he given at
If0plvya T4uutru aud ~ tho tiral DporA. i"1,so
for thu benefit af tue Elks iii urtler largely cotA'
posted Ut actors, aud Instituted Tor tbs relief Ut
tho sick. for the blrial Ut tho teA.l, and for tho
euro Ut tho widows unl orpbaI,s III lns profes'
aluu. ThisstHtclaeut should rusnanud tl0 aeelelie
toulI, ThetV haye heen proparod stFol'E bs!a
for buth ht,llsss At ilooleys tic pFo1r11in viii
be as follows: Ed llarkur Ald FltacilGe Wells
III musical sketch, istchurusun an.! Young ~
inc lat Aaa tim .iarAts., AHly MD and Anno A.,
Four Ectentrra III h.lrlrslue scct'iiiiss. thu
C!spper Quartst r. srxr. t!si''ilss r. ,arssls
IL their ut, rlu Working s,un's 81 riku, tiuurKo
l.carock. Eale Jo;!ns. y j. ia.nx.le;; l !; John :;
tna xrsuuopaI play, t.t,st in lIl.tun. Thu or
AZ thu Hs1u,l Opera l,nI.o sho w wi u! .lnh.s
I4llu,l HtId company in "'Fn ubllHu ts't1sun:' =
Ars. Fra.k Tunlshtlt viii nv.tu Slaudo Null
err; Frederick Pau!.!ns als.i roni'nJ in Tho
mun eVrlvJy cvtupuoy iu "Mulduon's Plciliu :;
, 1881-03-31

any nnr posscssu,l of sllc1, n rarity ~ n cauI
Enjoys Immunity from death !y Iirc or W.T.
ter.
"a farmer in Tfycton, County Isrucc, writes
contemplated removal To Manitoba four
months aGD, Ae ,ltes not knpw t,e III his sec-
tlon wllo Is not OIL tile eve Of removal tn l,u-
kOtn.