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5tcanboll5 am Railroads.


4 PRODUCTION or FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LirE
newport iut Fan RIVER. -.
lnltoa ucae,s. Corresponding reduction 10 ali Eastern
Points
BRISTOL AID FEONl bErNL
l1cr p, Nolt River l"'to lu.ri'-'L 1oLH '"1 ~ An
mex Boat nom hro,Ayn at pm. icr'ry 'ly ) la
to- transfer ami ticket Offices 81 TIC once on icf - lH On
H0RbisN & LOWELL Aga Genl ra--. AsL
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through iIaIna Will leave Grand Central Depot
- g. N, rp'ca 49, les, 90" 'h,a ., .I $40. p nE .Iiy
500 Western and Northern Express Rochester aud
Montreal with drawing cars
lu.l a. NJ Inca % iAprcss df""ngroom cars 10 'Anah
aaigua, Rochester ana bui4o ,,, .. ,,. ., r-,..,
1900 mg 10 Albany aud Troy, with connection TO Cueh
raTaiuga, Glons rall- aud Rutland
4OOp. M, Accommodation 10 Albany AMI Troy -, s.
600 m, 81 Lonis Express with sleeping cars tor ~
LOUIS running through every day The weea. alsb NiArA
Fails, Buffalo, Toledo and Detroit 800,
ESQ N. Express. win sleeping cars Z" =" anu
300 p. m Pacific Express, daily, with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester BnealO, Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit and lclz
ll;OO p % Night Express with Aeeping cars 10 Albany anu
Tickets No Bowling Green 2j2 and il3 Broad
g43 broadway York ana 1888 Washn gion.s' Bro0k
NJ TOUCEI, Gen. sup. {. b. MEEkEI. zen. Pass'r Ag
STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- COMM CITING WITH ALL POINTS LAST .
as spcciu ON their face.
steamers NARitAGANsETT and sToNGNGroN leave
Jay-st, arriving In Boston az g a. ~.
Tickets for sale a. all principal ticket Offices stateO0ms
3G7 Bruadway Aston House. and gt Metropolitan and run
Avenue iOiel ticket Offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
stcamerH!eayc Pier 30 foot Of Wafcnst.l " R NJ p m
Freight Wa either line takcn al 10 81 rates.
u. 4. BADCoCA. PIeSideaI L. ". fILAINs "a r. Asi-
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HlnsicGl INSTRUMENTS.

A -BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES.-Mag
~ cent holiday Tresents square grand piano oItcs four
handsome round corner, three uuOns,
Beattys mahess iron frames; stool, bopa, cover boxed
S222 20 to S1J7 80 catalogue prices 800 30 $1,000 salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded after one years
upright ptaupDTtes 1925 To 500 catalogue $500 to
$500 standard pauofOres of the universe thousands to-
Ufy mammoth list Bcatty'H cabinet
organs cathedral church chapel pari0r $50 upward visit
tors welcome free carriage meets passengers illustrated
catalogue (holidgy edtiOn) free. Address call upon
DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington New-1ersey.
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Payari Taylor great pleasure
o academy Nil $Witlin c. IOsthdge. l
opportunity FOR several past Of Cd ervny
the inner in which tis academy ~ conducted, a. well -
department Of the pupils VINO attend It, and satisfied
a n1hi' elected which further both the ntocc
tua and moral de cOpheut Oi The later
Studruts utted Me3a Academy In Harvard,
Yale Princeton, lafayette. University OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Columbia etc Boys fitted oI West Point Annapolis OF any
polytechnic school.
ipg books etc extra charges except ioI muNc lni
yusl a class instruction both advanced and ba kard
students ming the advdnia as OF trFa tutoring ana
scLoo. room drill english comm rca. sccnunc ana ctsel
eal eaursz English aud business correspondence taught;
Twelve ructOIs, and all gTdnAe< ftehch anu
- language classes -" Ekcerlns anu pen
nlanship p Hammond, author OF fOiteI
HlInm0uos keepins and Penmansh1p 4" eAy icCrt-
w the nes "a fullest pJiIstus ioF expcilhen ana as
tatiou Fine dildng, hy-hNe rooms, heacd III an
stones and lighted with hot and cold baths gyhha-
suin; excellent t-be; ample grounds. ,,,, 49,,
Ne@ illustrated circular contains picture OF Duhg anu
full particulars with 100 references and letters nom GOV
eInor John j. Hnutt, John Oey, esq Judge George n an
HOcscn President Ill., Rev j. A. ChlldH, D. D., Rev j. II
Taylor cray, Philadelphia; Rev. ID. W. G. Bycslv Rev r
IL Robbins Rev W. A. Patten. Rev. :. 4. H'lner Media
and others Sc OIL twelve miles by rail from 3lsI ana
meet all trains school only lew minutes from M,dis
station.
.edia has seven churches and a temperance charter
strictly d creed prohibiting the sale OF al intoxicating
drinks. Z health record Of Media has parallels.
incidental expenses. No furnishing. No examination
requisite iOr admission.
For new illustrated circular, address
SWIIHIN &. SHORTLIDGE, a. NJ,
(lIGryard University sraluate. Nj edia Pa
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9icaln1oals arl ilai!roa0s.

4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
1f4.rP}f EW AMI Sr - ~ leave PIER 81 NogtH Riyge
m ,oEnecilaE a. Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with
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Gl!uat.onj UIite1--1tlaic5.

A.tTaas j.. LII A. tOJ
ATFENUANT.--Bya IN experienced American
- a. st'a&aut 10 ~ iatad s..tcuaH az bone or 10
iaGc 'r%'gt go S}u.a it AHA a. u .n ia d
sci,ru..'. Ad.r SIS p DO s"S iij, li..4bo'h' y ).
EOOKKEUPEE-By Gcman-Amoric,n
IN III, t' 5,t Of rr,;e1e " 4ldrc' J. suLzHAt
butcher, DRIVER or PORTLR.-By a
- CONAN. age - sIrats good tnei.h Is ryr'tignc-d
G.r,-4r,,. but .,n.il lie.
F. E'LERE.-By a yomr man 2G>i srea',ing
ir ''1 a'a 5'ts ~ II moi carr i sls .o s
Ieg.,,... Aeti,s. y. eANiI. d nudseaa. i.oDoAen,
I ELEEF ~ WHOLESALE HOUSE.-Ry. a
y"Haa n n Is y.-r' ." arr who IS VIM. 10 as" hiI;
.o.aa.... Aol.,,, il. T. iioY Is. Cel,.l.a,e, Kew,
/ CLERK or SALEeMAN.-Eya shrrr, shrcvd,
,a,,. ua.r5v hl Ea cEnrrs,s' thg .etl. 4a mes;
,.u ...c the f-..J Te.crrc.s A''rca J.. G. HAILH,
ENEBE, CASHIER, Hotel BooIkeepcr or
~ c - .,., ti,i a,al. at ~.G w.. Ky; f,..r,
'a... nrt class Tease adde's Hlooh- Loz 49,
goAcHUAN-By q Swedish married man;
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4 O.iECTON-h. Young mon OBJ n col
ror s,'o ss.,... 1T a'~' 'e-. cd REF,
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- Am.nran -'- when oa H.. 's TOR WI. n' 'aI'
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yNrlI,Ftp Y,a I\IIIl%IST.-Ry man. ace
b "t. c.HUt PFC erred has hai fourteen year p',il
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a worthy wf1; na' bad 'ana ard "3f' s rNpe'l". 'e
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- married nan - b. sober 't".l anu ~! 'n'' az!
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house r..'r.I b. b. CRAIG. '"N 100 ','''''.' "
FSEAD WAilIR.-By an Intelligent, BRIGHT,
a.,... t...t. rarr.I man a. 90 walter, can fE--
Nh r'.a.t - II ra.o..a.a!s '''.ss cali or address
II 1 l'S Si. H ~ r 5auar. Ia, o4 "vc y '',
s-rirIir>-,r,N or FIRLVAN.--Br = son
a %. .ann ,.ir ,an 4t,0 ,o ..cs ma u,,s hlm,
d. .'.. .s .u! ol'l-.A.. Ca. 81 adde's,
a'INN'htIu I'D '' '''-'I .--
h'|iIE rSlsIAh i.-kF3 Young Aml nc ~
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK nAlliS5, ATR . OK
SUNDAY. THREE ~IAIlDN- ~ IliIl-Ab'.'~
PHIA, TWO IN NLM.iOAN.
DOUBLE Track. THE MOST IMPEoNEp E9Olr
MENT AND THE FAS Est ~ ~. &C.! N9IfA'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE sAthlA'
Express Trains New york; via Dcsbrosses and C'r
lanai StrcctS Ferries, follows: ,,, ,n , x
40 $50 > $50, 40 Lmicdl II a. l. 800 $40 T. q
g. T. $50 aud y. and II night. HuHl}A f"'' . anu
8 o.. - H. Z, $50 and and IL hlHNI .-.... n,
Express Trans leave New York dil! cA'cPt
$50 IN. aud Running through VIA Ii'h'oa w" O'
deu. 90. -, ~, d, y, 9.tE
Returning leave West Philadelphia FOL $50 50 10
T. 1888, :, $3.50 ami II a t.mitel Express sou p ~
3 4. JIj, z. 1850 and pm On sunday 1l' '3V, OIL
$50 4, =, 1880 and lEtFc thlllL' pA VIZ D"
den y "a and 300 y. "a daily except SUNDAY. ,,. ,.t
Ticket Omccs, 525 and Jil Broadway, A7loI ll"Sr
foot ueabrOgse and CUurtlaItt s tuNflal ai III
lyn Annex station foot OF FultIn-st. BrlnAl}h SOS =
Iibnnl Is Hulsuu.st, Uuhukcu station Jersey '"y ~
grant Ticket Olire, = Bankruptcies . -, o., 81 .,ock
The N"W.NOTk transfer Company WIZ car 4"i "'-' 49,
baggage nom hotels lua residences ID ,.,op
FRANK THOMSON, = ~; w, ,.,,.uf
General Manager hchttIl '"H' J ''r'"''
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CAIohlLb
h MOUNTAINS. landing atJjtl3ns i"r'' t''''i -,
wall, New1urS Marlboro. Milton, Foi I'm vo,tS
EalroaiS STEAMBOATS, TEoHs CJrioh aht Jam - " I'"t
EXCEPT 5A.4rLLa WaeA IA0AA' CoIAeA 'S-'o' 40 - '
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2nnsenlert5.

4 SYMPHONY SOCIETY of NEW-YORK.
LAs DIR. T.. DAMROSCH, Conductor.
subscription tickets the remaining public re
hras and concerts Dc obtained at the Box once
OF Stcinway Han
AQUARIUM, 35th-st. and Broadway, Equine
Paradox Every evening at 2. Matinee Wednesday and
saturday az = THE EDUCATED IORs E, Boxes ,se1tinS
I'uF p Admission - and 7jc. ChlIeu, 2Jc. Humorous,
Interesting, l.ntertaiun2
4 BBEI'S (NEWl PARK THEATRE
y THTED MONTH.
THIRD MONTH.
and continued success Of the
HNNION-IEFS
uAkLON-LEES
lie VOYAGE IN SUISSE.
Evening Matinee saturday A. the Matinecs,
reserved seats Cr children under - years or can be had
toonchi the u,uai rates.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MATINEE.
n TO-DAY, 1TCRDhT Nov. II at 2 o'cock
An brOsa ThpWa-'s opera, NtGSON.
tANPNNl%i, DE-, Pl l.N tI, MILO. A III, MIC EMMA
JT"t, ami Nile NIEGI&TAF FNI.
DrccO. the 'fUs!c 9nd Conductor Sguor NIlll
MONDAY, Nov. II, IL BANBIEEE III SIN!tLlA:
Earc Del Punufe, NOvarn. ryr1i ard Mlc aue Nac.ot
WIDSES pAI. Nov. &c. Wagner opera, LOllLNtklN;
80 PANIEI, GAIASSI, NONAEA, Milo. hALAS ana
FRIDAY. EGv. IS LUCIA d LA2rWEKNOOR
Lu,i' VI lie. MAXI NAtHOI
Saturday Nov. .. Grand Ha,fu.r, H. Ti.ONATORE
boH.o1ice opea daily iTon TIL D.
pUOU Opera House. Broadway, near 30th-st.
- JNO. A Nc"AtLL Pi;DPEIErOR AID MANAGER
hlDHtN'S GRANDt~r THU hPi.
Ev,augsatg. Matinee Today at 2.
THE Make CIAENER.
Comic % on by 81 'itUNcft'. " I1-cctt','
NtEAGDRAN OPERA COMIGN T. COMPANY.
~ T. d. 70 ii.I laniger
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1FNE. DA SILVA & MRS. BRADFORD'S
w formerly Mrs. ogden Uo'man's En- til iTn.h anl
Boarding and ~CE)D Tor GoIn" la'l'@ anu
Children No II Vest os-st Ncw.lOrh VIII reopen sept
Application may be made by letter personally asaoove
DFV. DIR. AND MRS. c. II. GARDNER,
IL Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies and Children
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Urn DooH5.

CHrLL COMBS.-X VI. QCINBY. 1898
broadway. Gra.d Hotel. shell combs uf cycy Grscrp
ton combs faHs, ceey, eye .lases everything rIai'od
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSION.

PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
steamerSleayc Pier -, foot Of WarensI " r., NJ p m
daily except Sundgy Boston Via Providence direct
Freight either line taken atlUWest rates.
". b. BAUCOCA. PISsldcnL L. ". fILh1Na- "a i. ARl
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ia boys family bolrlil y-scfJn iO'i,l1 Afl1'fl
Nc.-Icr.y thorolg preparation ~ cole p or see
school boys niIcr - Ike their s.Iiie' careful super
vision OF each puu Adrcss Pf!l-lDI, :. IL AOo'H
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v l1ulN =. Sl1OiI LiDOA-c -
MEDIA, PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.

STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED AT ANY
TIME
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FRNINT INNIIIU ID ny 'y I' A.. yr,Il n,
Parents pla3s Lir soa4 Fhsle leI VIZ -
To- c-en1r.l I- c1!e., business viii receive cir
en- iar win full Dlr,cul-4 Ijeopens 'epte u1sr Is
~ VIZ" 4 ARNAGNAt \. A., prnctoals
4 a. Il. ---'t--
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

A UOMEIIhE boarding school Ior boys IN
~ der 10 l. HIND7, q. ~. Hemp ieA Long Island
4 LEXANDER lnstitute-Mlitlry Boarding
~ sch pi "lt- Plains, NJ PH'e'rl OK" IlIi-'F' a.
DORDENTONN MILITARY lNSlIIU E
ID Academic s-c and 50. .ut He course. " pre- fit
department Address 'OL 10 ~ SIX. PIN. BoTnsHio"u, J
DOI> and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
~ college. Conditioned rejected cdua dates coacAoL
summer or water ,tJ.kJr.J-e, it< d. AoFfdANN
Il b. MCTCALF'S MILITARY ACADEMY,
Ns WORCESTER Mas
NOLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSIl-
~ TUTf. NewIGayen, C1ln-Gclora Rl>-e.fs school
Preparatory ollie g. scislbi, s5IJJg JII.sy tIpr
OughJly training uIilCl"y tCul. u1IStcA &c
Ample pJJrtIltjy .)r ltI.stia games rowing, &c
ELAIWOOD INSTITUTE, LluesbJro, Bcrl,-
H Coz Mass established in 1872 dts Tor college sci
entdc school business private instruction specially
''"''s'''' Ecy. \. \. GILBERT A ~, Principal
EUERST'S INSTITUTE, College Point, l.. t.,
will reopen september the SIN BOYS pr'pIr'l Or p1t
ness COLLEGE and West Point military trN All uscJNle
For circulars apply to DR. II. Il. BAUsCHER Principal,
College Point h.
IKEENWICH ACADEMIA lirst-class
" boarding school, NarIa-aI -ett Bay; term opens
November - FOR caalozu" urce) address ne Prn''ph
Rev r. u. BLAKESLEE, 4. ~, Esst Green wich H. l.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE Old ESTABLISHED I.UUTL And olIUI'I LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . OK
SUNDAY. TIIGI.r STATION IN llllLApt.I~
PHIA, TWO IL NEM-GONh.
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ESISS WARREN, II West 43ll-S,.-
1aiarocn, rs6,sI, S,pts lpec -. Young "ca'oh en'
son. l. .,ssE
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,9ISS :. l.. CHAPMAN,

w English French aud German Boarding and Day school
tFOuucTly Mss /. T. Etucdcts. -
Removed from : East dist % No NC,' i0ti-sL
TAurOugh instruction Iu all uel JItmeu'+
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FRIENDS SEMINARY for both scXcS.-East
I lGtl-.t and rutherford place. b. stIih' Principal
EIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL and KINDER
KEOPENS SEPT y ISL
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Tor Young Ladies-CitY.

MADAME EDMONDS-FABRlCi rc-opeIns
w OctobcrG English literature o1 lanes No'en''I 10
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COILEGIATE Institute. Newton. Sussex Co.,
" My iprnItI M A. - ii' -. 90 go WIN ~
non 74ODuerysII Open sept Ihsrd. 1881 zee g''t' d'
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-27
A Night on fha RergIi.

The Adventure or q Guide nnd n Porter.
 The Geneva correspondent of the London 4imes writes under date of November 19 ]: "A strange, and to one of the parties concerned fatal accident occurred few days ago in the Bernese Oberland. On Sunday last the weather, as it has been for a month past all over Switzerland, being fine and abnormalIy mild, Herr Anderfuhren, engineer, of Interio- ken, set out from Grindelwald for the Bergli hut, which he had undertaken to reconstruct. He was accompanied by the guides Egger and Kaufmann, and by porter of the name of Schlegel. The first part of the ascent was accomplished with ease but in the afternoon deep snow was encountered, and the progress of the party became slow and difficult Then Schlegel fell ill, andshalf an hour before the hut was reached they were compelled to leave him behind. He thought that with short rest he would be able to follow them; and it was agreed that after the others had cleared 2 path and opened the hut the two guides should return to meet him. little higher up they had to cross crevasse, which Schle- gel could not have got over alone and as soon as the hut was in view Egger went back to help the sick man over the obstacle, and to fetch the bag of provisions, some candles, and the lantern that Schlegel had been carry ing. But when Egger neared the crevasse there was no sign of Schlegel and, fearing that he might have become worse and would require rather to be carried than merely heIns ed, he went back for Kaufmann. By this time night had fallen. and light of some sort being indispensable, Egger knocked the
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-27
ImpOrGamt.

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 al cost of one million dollars, reduced to $1 and upwards per day. European plan Eie Yator. Restaurant supplied with the best Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad to all depots. Families can live better for lsst money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other frst-class hotel in the city.
 A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in ar 1NoURABLE LUNG DISEASE OR CoNsUNPT1oN BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES do moi disorder the stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but ACT DIRECTLY ON THE INFLAnEI PARTS, allaying irritation, give relief in AsTH MA, BRONCHITIS, CoUaHs, 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 b5 wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained weII-merited rank among the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at 25c. a box everywhere
 a12 TuThFri&w1y
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-27
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

It is entirely different from all others Ii is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair 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 few days to 8 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&v
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-27
, Elegant To.let preparat,on.

Hair dressing and restorative is to be found in LONDON HAIR CoLoR REsToRER It seldom, fails to restore gray or faded hair to it's orig. inal youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is checked by it's use, and it produces 5 growth of beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and luxuriant. It certainly is the most cleanly and effective hair restorer now before the American people. A. A. Gibson, Barry town, Duchess county, N F., writes: Dr.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Gents :-I en- close postoffice order for eight dollars please send me one dozen sLondon Hair Color Restorer.s It has stopped my hair from falling and restored it to it's natural col- or It has proven satisfactory in every re- pect. The sLond on Hair Color Restorern can be obtained at all the leading druggists, at 75 cents bottle. ma26 d&WeowIy4p
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-27
SOnrnaI alia Gourisr
Tuesday Morning, Dec. s7. 1881.
State Corresnondanca.

Owing to illness Rev. Mir. Ihran did not preach Sunday.
 St. James, church decorated xery tastefully fo1 Christmas. The services quite appropriate and the singfng was very nice.
 Further particulars of the fire ct Shelton com panys Bolt works in Shelton, which were burned Saturday night, are follows The alarmawas given about o'clock. and very soon the hremen were q work. but could do very little to the progress the flames as the flooring and most Of the wcrl 90 full of oil About II o'clock 1t under con trol and extinguished. It is not total loss but Il will take some fine before it can be rebuilt. The company had just started new shop for tacks etc. having the wheel pit excavRted, but now probabll their plans will be altered quite materially. It i quite ioss theylwere very busy, had juss pleted an addition.
 Mr. William Horton and bride have returned iron their wedding trip.
 No meeting of the Shakespeare club this week.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-27

Busy times prevail at H. Machol's, the pop ular tailor, at his new stand, PIT Chapel opposite the City Market Business comet to him on account of experience, honest deal ing and first-class work. and long acquaint anoe and standing in the community. He has laid in g large variety of the latest and best goods styles and prices always suit, and MT Machol can always be personal ly consulted d15 If
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-27
On Thirty Days, TrfaI.

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Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-27
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Neuralgia, Sprail,s,

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 This remedy is not n cheap Benzine or Petroleum product that must be kept array from fire or heat to avoid danger of explosion, nor is it an untried experi- lnent that may do more harm than good. Pain Killer has been in constant use for forty years, and the universal testimony from all parts of the world Is, 1t never falls. It not only effects permanent cure, but 1t relieves pain almost instantaneously. Being purely vegetable remedy, 1t is safe h the hands of the most inexperienced. The record of cures by the use of PAIN KILLER would fill volumes. The following extracts from letters received show what those who have tried it think: Edgar Cady, owatonna, Minn., says:
 About year since my wife became subject resoft was to the P91N tR RIILEi. i: Wich speedily Charles Powell writes from the Sailors Ihadb afflicted three years with neuralgia
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 Have used PAIN KILLER for thirty yearS and have found it .faiIisg remedy for rheumatism and lameneSA
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 aerer Tails to give relief in cases of rheumatism fh11. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa., writes:
 From actual use, I know your PAIN KILLER is the best medicine can get All druggists keep PAIN KILLER. It's price is so low that 1t is within the reach of all, and it will save many times its cost in doctors bills 25c., soc. and S1.OO bottle. PERRY DAVIS & SON, PrOprietors,
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-27
Digestion the Great Secret of Life.

D1gestIOn the Great Secret Of Life. A good digestion secured by taking Sim. mons Liver Regulator
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-27
Nervous Debility ]

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