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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

-Coloncl IngcrsoII said his speech n
the Star-roufe trial was the last 10 would
ercr mako 70 = jury.
-Gencral b. r. Butter wns once an
agent for . theatrical company. and
subsequently married the star. Miss Hill
drcdth.
--Awork on the bra n BY s~wcdenborg,
which for 40 years has IAN unnoticcd
in the library o. the Royal Academy 81
Stockholm. has Just been translated into
English BY Prof. Tafel.
The It Rev. Edward Sleeve. IL.
D., Bishop Of Central Africa. died TO
GENTLY az the age d fifty-ivc. He was
the author Of several theological works.
and translated the Gospel into African
languages.
The aged Rufus Porter, founder Of
the Scientific american. has been pass
ing bin ninetieth 'aummcr pcrfecting .
farm steam-wagon invented BIZ him. and
Is now &c Bristol. Conn. supervising the
manufacture Of the engine required
His wagon isto weigh about 400 pounds.
N y. Posi-.
The Rev. Marshall B. Smith. ID. D..
VIlt " the A0IEIu0<L Iulu 44tI8 % tuo
Protestant Episcopal Church in New
York State, and for q long time editor
Of the Protestant Cturchmian. the organ
Of the Low Church party in New York
City. died At Canaan. N. r.. recently.
being only fifty years Of age.
lin London. also. they have cheap
editions of standard auihors-cheaper
indeed than the cheap American cdr
tions. Among the sales noted in Lon
don we're ~. 900 copies OF tom
Browns School Days" the same num-
Der Of Voyage Of the sunbeam and
100. 900 copies Of Mark Twain's limo
cents Abroad Carlyle's works are
newly printed At nine cents. Uncle
Toms Cabin Is on sale at q penny
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Mime. Gonzales. who has been Wis
ting Senior and Sonora Roa at the Mex
lean Legation. Washington. is the wife
OF the President of the Republic. and
has come to this country to perfect her
self in the study OF medicine and sur
gerry. She learned the rudiments OF
both on the battle-fields Of Mexico.
where she won the name Of the Mod
crn Joan Of Arc Her name and deeds
are ~favorite themes for song and story
among the writers OF Mexico. She has
just past thirty. and is bright and mcr-
ry.-Chicago Tribune
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13
THE HISTORY 0F YANKEE yIxs

One ec0rchin0 Afternoon IN JuIv
1856. the Han9town sface creaked
slowly over fhe Mani ro.dr.v fcrnic~
H. princ;paI STREET n S-ecrrmsnfo C;fv
finalv cominv ~ 4 fnll ston N fronf ~
thc II Dorado Hotel. II kad NJ -
fn.llv ,onrcJ h-fcrr - us.s, rrcf -
idIerx were collected ~ stars u ther
Iva done veer N er5 ve.r 49, y ~
dozen 81 % du~t-becrimei -nrsSenoer~
Who alichted. and wko b~c.n thrsss;re
themscfves IKE men Who RAJ bcen ouf
III I heavy mi 81 snow insfc.d N
having inst finished ehc hoffe~f .n.i
busiest sixty miles II road N America
This n~arf;cular sfaoe usnslIv m.i.
connection with the dsv boaf a. ..The
Bav.~ = San Francisco w,s ~nsn.iiv
termed II the interior: but 81 this o.
casion Il Ina come to late ~ Al honr
e least. Ana the hoaf 49, conseouenfir
Il thaf momenf twenty miIes down ~
river. iron learning this d-;~acreeabIc
niece Of intelivencc. the belafed tr,v-
eicr< scattered. crnmblin0 ~ 4 defcn-
tion which each took GOOD care "a ex-
plain could never have been worse
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

NJ.
write mi name - onc
On easrI> ~ ~avc@ o'errun.
or winters Trusted pane
1tacts . record vain.
OAiivion'~ blnnkncs- claims
Wiser and better names.
And we'll my may pass
A from the strand or glass.
Wash On. d wave a. timei
Melt usoon< the fxr@(y rimet
Welcome tht -hadbw vast.
The silence Tint shall Last.
when 1 ana m Who know
And love me vanish 80.
What harm a. them or mo
wiii she iost memory boz
n any words % milne,
Through right m life divine.
Remain. whnf matters n
Whose hand tho message writ3
why should tho ~crowncr's quest'
<If on my wur<f or br~f<
Why should the show mnn claim
The poor ghost o. my manner
Yet. a. when dies 4 sound
~ specfer fingers round,
Happy my spent life will
Leave some faint cch0 still.
A $3.50 ~ 'ss,,ann, ' I. 10.
<-.t.1... - .1-.;.- s..-
N ( lc~..5 ~. l.>,.. ,.<
!ncrcfore with warming. vain
1'ri t3,nt ! .tItL ~roid ~
tiur.,< luttt.tut rttA.
= 'n'rf tn'ttnt rcrpfak-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

a young man who called 10 Zee :
young lady entertained her four-ycar-
old brother while she wasgetting ready,
and wss highly edited until tie CONVEX
sation took this form:
'.Thsy, 4 co. : thponge for my thlate
to-day for . thent"
Thh being duly commented On the
small boy proceeded:
"Thay, where do thpongeth growP''
The young man who Was waiting for
his sister told him swectly.
"Ihay, did you grow thcref Pwa
thay's you're . thponRc."
Sudden collapse d The young man.
Detvoy PDSk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13


aE0TuNn nVu4uu0au u1o aouuwI
l1nrninG ~ tn 11Gnmer y. \. - ne1nu
ylcksbur<. m1se.-0ron& D-ostrusoion "
Property 80 IerrlH1e Eoss " Eife-An
Ieterc>tlng Eeeltal 81 ths Incidents "
The Observation-Disclosures ~ the Captnln
md Other O-mcers-Ekrolc Action 81 -
ralot, &C.. etc.
y-rcxerrno. M. eroermb~- =
Thiu morning ~ Snree o'cIock A. hrorc 80
I'M cIsv- olrout ehir<v mf1c- hel,r S~r~. rr1,.,,-
inr n ~ 1olsl de~fr,.c1ior n 49, nosf INV
trrr,blc - ~ i1fe' Th~ folIow,,, 4. : Ilse ~
pcr.ons Known a. - ioef: Csbin n,~en~cr~.
~. Pointer. nnrvsvillc. Kv.. nu ncC1cIlaD.
New Orlcans: Nirs ADAM mue1c -<oechcr. -
thc Wv ~ nafon Hou~~. ~ iof~nf ~ rsw
scale. Of vicksburr: rwo ooloro6 wonens
rrnnk Iona arerr~,. o,helI~ 1870 ~-S
Martha Webb. sscond snd fniri cSsmbsr
ma'ds: 1homas U<hcr. Joe Murroll. scof CO...
Thomas CoiIlns. Irwin Duncan cabin box~<
samuel Brown. roustabouf: Karoof ew.nson
carpenter; william Wcstermakcr. recon6 cn-
r'nccr; Tom Collins: I'll ne cooks ond helm
except tho pastry cook.
The Lee had Just been ovorhauled end newly
paintcd and Us On Der frst zip this season.
enc ie1t '1ckspurg yesterday evening TO-
New Orleans Vim ~ ale q cotton .sd :
4vo' ~ ~ p*.s1ntet~ "n'o Opposite foinS
ars' NV !. w. ~ .nm .; re ~ ss @soSvf scs q
ss,,a, ,e,rs-.".- 49, sss,.- v.e<ss..I 49, q
.aa ssr n, m,y,,ss me ~ os.ov .o v.e5sosrs "a
veIoped in fiamos. he steamboat :.
- "nite passed ~ wreck Q Ok
s.,..-. srsst. -u~.-"~r $500 -
os,s-...sa 49, '~"s 49, oosn .urnsa s1e
mated. = .a ne s: mt: ! o.: g .s,s.y =, "a e.
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--.,'..'V,' ". onee'' y 1e.e -nSe---s e.Ser.
wnnt they nad on a. me 10 Captain W
che estate Il hs fstner. John W. Cannon. ana
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Ind the we'll. dressed young person be-
hind the counter been searched. q der
ringer would have been found IN his
pocket, while 4 revolver lay conycn-
lent 70 his hand underneath the counter.
Although no was alone and unnot ccd.
yet thu strangers manner was undcni-
ably nervous and suspicious. Address
ing the Cashier. he Historically said:
say. mister. this yer boats lcft;
can't get % frisco aforc Tomorrow
THAT 81" the Cashier asscn,ed.
" here's my fix: bound home for the
States" dropping his voice); "got
two thousand slowed away; don't know
a live ho,atre in this yer burr. and
might get knitted aforc morning in some
~fandango. Seeg'
THAT'S 90 repeated the una.oved
official. Then. seeing that his custom
er had come 70 IN end. he said: ~
reckon YOU want 70 deposit your money
That's the how Of il. stranger.
Lock \ up tight whar ! kin come for i
tomorrow ="
ssDown with the dust. them" OBJ
served the Cashier, taking the pen from
behind his ear and preparing TO write;
but seeing his customer throw q wary
glance right and LEFT. he bcckoncd him
% a more retired part Of the bank.
where the dcp0sitor very coolly dyest-
ed himself Of his shirt. in each ,rncr
Of which five iifty-io'lar "slugs" were
/ knoffcd An euuoI 1lm IN Iu<f WAS
then produced from Q buckskin belt. all
Of which was received without the least
comment upon the ingenuity with which
i had been concealed. A certificate IN
due form was then made out. specifying
that James Wiidcs had deposited with
tho mutual Confidence and Trust
Company" subject 70 his order. two
thousand dollars CHANGING n the scrap
Of crisp paper As II hardly comprehend
ing how i could be an equivalent for his
precious heap Of coin and dust upon the
counter. Jim heayed a deep sigh Of re-
lief. then crumpling the certificate
lightly within has Pig nst. nc exclaimed:
n mar KIN cat anu sleep now. \
reckon Blamed n ever knew afore
what 3 coward q rlch man was.
ne then started Tor the door, hesi.
tated: came back 70 2 counter p
asked the clerk. - 2 ~eonndent'al lone:
say. what might Dc the valley Of
that buzznm'pin q yonrn! p oid
woman af home might AXE some kind
81 tr1nkc You Know
The clerk eyed the uuestioner sharp
~. carried his hand hastily % fhe d'a-
mcnd cluster flashing M his shirt front.
2 said. shortly: sixty ounces
Jim gave 2 long whistle, p went
ON "a search OF 2 nights lodging.
Our man. p had acquired among
MS feliow-mlners the nickname 81
! ankee Jim, had beer 2 sailor Pc
forr the mast. When b ships anchor
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
BrnnfOrds

The article which appeared in this paper Wednesday morning as coming from the scholars of Branford High school has since been handed through the High school, and all the scholars, except Q few that are always opposed to anything that is not original with themselves, have signed it. It now stands as follows:
 Whereas, Our instructor, Mir. c. B. Gun ningham, is about to sever his connec- tion with us. we, scholars of the Branford High school, having been instructed by Mir. Cunningham for a term of more than three months, do most cheerfully bear witness that he has been a most faithful and conscientious teacher, and the progress we have made under him as teacher has. been such that we cannot help expressing our re- gret that he is about to leave and tender him our best wishes for his future welfare.
 Lizzie Giiswold F. l.. Averill, s. Eliza Merriman, Sarah Morton, Melissa Merriman, Laura J. Hammer. Nellie T. Quinlan, Gizela B. Berger, Lucy c. Sliney, Lizzie Forbes, Fannie Palmer, Sara Hartigan, Nellie Con- don, Ella McGrail, Hannah Buckley, Lida Palmer, Carrie w. Linsley, Lewis F. Harri- son. Frank E. Holcomb, Morgan Hoadley, William P. Reidy, signers.
 The schools of Branford closed to day for in the different rooms consisted of readings, recitatiors, declamations, etc. It was not a public exhibition day as usual, the acting shool visitor having prohibited it.
 Mir. Cunningham is the recipient of the following handsome presents from the mem- bers of the Centre school: From room No. ?, handsome edition of Brownings poems ; room No. 4, very handsome writing desk ; room No. 5, an edition of Wadsworth's s poems; and from the High school, directly under Mr. C., with & very elaborate Christmas card Rev. c. P. Osborne made the presentation speech in the latter case. and MT. c. answer ed him with very much feeling
 BranfOrd Dec %
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Personal.

M. G. Schwed, formerly of this city, and a brother of NJ. Schwed of Custom House Square, was recently elected an Alderman in city.
 Mir r. E. O'Brien, contractor at Sargent < Co.'s, was not the person who fell in a fit opposite the colleges Thursday
 Judge Wilcox, of Madison, and wife left yesterday from this city for Chicago to attend the wedding of their son.
 Charles Humphrey, of Colebrook River, was struck in the stomach with Q slab while saving, and died from the effects, Wednes- day.
 H. Nation, of Wallingford, who has been ill for some time, was sinking rapidly yester- day and expected to live but few hours.
 The tragedian, John Mccullough, dined with Mark Twain at Hartford Thursday
 Ex- State Attorney Olmstead of Stamford, was ill town yesterday.
 Mrs. Mary Morgan, of South Coventry celebrated her 9Oth birthday on Tuesday. Attorney John Heath, of Hamilton, Ohio is spending the holidays at the home of his mother in this city. Mir. Heath was former resident of this city and has wide circle ot friends, who will be grasified to hear of his success in his new field, which has been quite marked and looks very bright with futur 1 promise.
 As the doctor turned sadly away from thu patient whom he found using Dr. Bull Cough Syrup he said: "It beats mo ever, | timeH
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
Officers Elected.

Commercial Council No. 7O1, American Legion of Honor, last night elected the fol lowing officers fer the ensuing year Com mander, c. E. Rounds vice commander J. M. Bishop orator, l.. B. Brown past com mander, Benj. E. Brown secretary, Francis E. Hum; treasurer, Henry l.. Hill; collect or, George w. Crane; chaplain, Joseph E. White; guide, Benjamin Draine warden, O. M Brocksieper; sentry, J. E. White, jr. ; organist, F. w. Canada; trustees, B. E. Brown, c. l.. Rounds and Samuel H. Crane {; medical examiners, F. H. Whittemore, M. D. and E. L. Bissell, M. D. finance committee, L. l.. Morgan Newcomb M. Bassett and B. E. Brown.
 Recent elections in German societies are as fellows:
 New Haven Conclave No. 79, U. o. D. s. w. M. have elected the following officers : Joseph Mann, o. M; John Menze K.; William Strassburg, Pr. F. Michahellis, sec retary H. Schue, treasurer. George J. Faulhaber, o. B.. W. Homann, U. B. George Herpich, secretary Adam Knoth treasurer; Otto H. Wall, Aug. Brurlm, Emil Matthies, trustees.
 Court Hermann No. 1899, A. o. F.-John Djppold, O. F.; E. Kenn, U. F.; John Kas- kuila, treasurer; Tn. Pacht, financial secre- tary; Charles Herpich recording secretary F. Antz, o. A.; c, Lembacher, U. A.; A. Prochnewsky, ".
 Aid Society Entracht.-P. AVithelilg, president; F. Bauer, vice president; K, Gregan, secretary Philip Schonleber, treasl
 vi Lodc D. $40, D. o. IT
 >eanh T1A~zh
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
Saturday, Dec. 23. 1882.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT IO-DA
NEW HAVEN, CONN.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT 7O-DA ?. Athlephoros-At Druggists. Beautiful DisplayaGeorge [. streeter. Boots and shoes-Scully & Son. Canaries-Robert s. Ensko. Christmas Oysters-A Foote X Go. Christmas Presents-At Bradey's. Christmas Entertatnment-Roller Skating Rink. Christmas Cards-Peck Sperry. Christmas Cards-Donlestic Office. Dividend-Naticnal New Haven Bank. Florida Moss--E. E. Hall x Son. Furs-Burgess Burgess. Grebe Furs-At Bradley's. Holiday Goods-Peck Sperry. Holiday Goods-E L. Washburn. Ladies' Shopping Purses At Bradleys. Meeting-New Haven Savings Bank. Notice-H. Machol.
 Neckties-At Bradleys New Year Cards-J. A. Duncan. Neg Year Cards-Donnestic Office. Ohio Poultry-H L. Judson.
 Open Monday-At Northrop's. Rare Chance-"B. w."
 Royal Worcester-Evarts Cutler. Santa Claus Reception-Grand Opera House. Stafford Dining kooms-J. Pingree. Sunday Services-At St. John Street M. K. Church. Sunday SerVices-Spirituaistic Seances. Sunday Services-Spiritualists Hall. Sunday Services-At Christ Church. Sunday Seryices-Calvary Baptist Church. Sunday Services-Third Church. Sunday Services-Center Church. Sunday Services-At First M. E. Church. Sunday Services-Davenport Church. Sunday Services-Church of the Messiah. Sunday Services-At First Baptist Church. Sunday Services-At Humphrey Street Church. Wanted-Pattern Maker-Sargent x Go. Wanted-Engine- Ives N Son. -wanted-C Cook-102 Chapel Street. Wanted-Rent-"Merchan Wantsd-Girl-175 Oak Street,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
Burgess S Burgess, the FnrrIers,,


 Well known store has been very busy place the past week. A large stock of beau tiful goods have been sold, many of them for Christmas presents, such as sealskin sacques which can be bought for $12O upward, fur lined garments from BIS upward, ladies' and gents sealszin caps and gloves, fur robes of every description, silk and alpaca umbrellas, travelling and shopping bags, collars, mutfs' etc. Their large business and long experi- ence enable thehl to offer bargains. Books at Almcst Amy Price to Close Out
 Our Stock.
 Bibles, albums, dictionaries, standard and juvenile books must be closed out. as we have no room for them after the holidays All books marked down. Every book marked in plain figures at bottom prices
 VIM. GAY & Co.,,
 25G Chapel st., up stairs one flight.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
Sta ford Dining Rooms.

The Stafford Dining Rooms, 391 State street, continue to maintain their prestige as a first-class house. J. Pingree, the proprietor, spares no pains to make his place attractive and enjoyable. He serves his numerous pa irons with excellent fare and enough of it, and all are loud in their praises of the estab lishment. The dinner is quite feature, as five courses are served for the extremely low price of 25cts Communication tickets, which saves the purchaser dollar, are also given when $4 are paid See advertisement
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
The Court RecOTdo

City Court-CrimEnal side-Juage Shel-
 don.
 Joseph Tanning, jr., burglary, continued to December 23. John Smith, vegrancy, SIP costs, fourteen days in jail. John Smith, theft, s772 costs, thirty days in jaii. James A. Brady, same, $8.51 costs, thirty days in iaiI
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE,
 WASHINGTON, D. o. Dec. 23-1 A. M. ) For New England; generally cloudy weather, light rain light variable winds, tower barometer, ne ary stationary temperature. For the Middle Atlantic States, light rains, cloudy in the southern portions, winds shifting to south west slight charge in temperature. slight rise in ba- rometer
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
Notice.

For the next thirty days great bargains will be offered by II. Machol, the merchant tail or, 217 Chapel street, opposite City Market. His reputation is first, class and hundreds of our citizens get their dress and business suits at Machol's. To clear out stock, which is very choice, prices for suits and garments will be at cost for the next thirty days.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
A Committee Hearing.

Yesterday afternoon committee-consist ing of Hobart l.. Hotchkiss, William G. Pratt and Dr. William H. Thomson-appointed by Judge Stoddarf the Superior Court, began the hearing -=se of Mrs. Mary LawIer,
 omplaint that she is insane
 The pro-
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
Royal Worcester.

Mir. Cutler expects to receive this morning about half 8 dozen elegant articles in this fla nous ware, so those who have been disap- pointed may yet find what they want. The fine art store shows neither poverty nor de- pletion notwithstanding the immense sales of the past two weeks
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23

R AUDUBON Street. New Haven, A. A. BALL lV Proprietor. Iron Fences, Crates, Doors, Stairs Shutters, Balconies, and Crestings manufactured Also Fire Proof Vaults, Iron Columns, Girders nlu- minated Tile, etc. All kinds of Work for public buildings, prisons, etc. Bridge Bolts &c. nol4 If
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23

Two prominent pbysicians in New Haven ont, rep resenting the allopathic, another the homeop flee Mr Searles the nronrietor of this cee brated medicine is himself authority for the correctness o
 vestioated few of the nnbshed cures in and around New Haven and finding the facts as represented, annIied at differant times to MT Searles, oslirU ,,ermission to insnect and test the ccnstituant eIements effacts Nc of the
 oed;cine Tbev were s sats6ed that they tested it's merits 11non one or more of beir natents It acted Ike n1aoc renorted one of them to Mr Searles ''It cure5 nv natients, rheu,natism said the other. These are not hare assertons readers b& the exact truth. MT. Scarles. of course, will notA puohsh the townsn1en and his warm nerson al frier8. He per fecty the ethics of their Yprofessiou in such only thus publicly mentions the 1aater the hope that all rheumatcs will learn 10 peeYe that Athlophoros cures rheumstism-but nd th1ng eise.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
Neckt5es,

New styles, at Bradley's, below the bridge. Christmas Cards. Etc., at Half Price.
 Christmas cards, fringed and plain. can be bought at half price to-day also many other fancy articles at ruinously low prices at Peck Sperry's, 163 Chapel street.
 Great reduction in prices of Christmas and New Years cards only at the 'Domestic" office, 2OG Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
Beautiful Skin.

The use of Pearls White Glycerine renders the skin beautiful and permanent in its beauty. It cures Sunburn, Prickly heft, Tan, &c 3teOd&1W
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23

For an Elegant Present Buy plush satin bed set with antique lace insertion.
 NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,, 194 Chapel street
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23

'Evil dispositions are early snown." Evil tendencies in our systems are 70 be watched and guarded against. If you ind yourself getting bilious, head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow, kidneys disorderedc symptoms of piles tormenting you, take at once few doses of Kidney Wort It IS nature,s great assistant. Use it IS an advfnce guard-don't wait to get down sick. Read advt.
 022 Gd1w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23

Grebe Furs One misses set on hand at about half it's real value, at Bradley's, below the bridge.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
For Christmas Present

All styles gloves, at Bradley's below the bridge.
 Largest stock, most varied assortment, finest designs in Christmas and New Years cards only at the Domestic" office, 2OG Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23

Chatterbox only 5Sc. at Gays, 256 Chap el, up stairs, one flight. d21 3t
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
Suetial Noti9es.

PAETIES IN PURSUIT OF HOLIDAY GIFTS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR LARGE AND INTERESTING
 COLLECTION OF DIAMONDS, PRECIOUS STONES, WATCHES,
 AND ARTISTIC WORK IN GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE, BRASS, PORCELAIN, WOOD, MARBLE,
 LEATHER,
 AND OTHER MATERIALS. PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN. PRESENTS FOR LADIES. PRESENTS FOR CHILDREN. PRESENTS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS. A VISIT DOES NOT INCUR AN OBLIGATION
 TO PURCHASE. STORE OPEN EVENINGS. GEORGE H. FORD.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
-.nnmsr AsnuaratUGS

COHh S AS1U fSto1o i Removed to l99 State street, fronting Elm Bibles, prayer books, hymnals and miscellaneous books, faFcy articles, writing desks. pocket books, gemles, toys' an endless variety at reasonable pflces. dl3eodft 1 Are YOU troubled 1& &th such symptoms of l heart burn. etc HHowns Iron Bitters will l cure you. d22 6dlw | Palnitntion of Rhe heart, nervousness, tremblines, neryov,s headache, cold Ssnds and feet, pain in the back and other fors's of weakness are relieved by Carter's Iron Pills, made specially for the blood, nerves | and complexion. 1 Wholesale by Rnchardson x Co al! drug 1 gists at retail. d2o 6d Wv | The dioestive sorgans weakened and worn out by using cathartic medicines, restored by using Browns Iron Bitters. d22 Gdlw
 Open Evenings Until New Years. NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,, 19f Chapel street. Carpet Sweepers l Of oil kinds at reduced prices. NEty HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,, 194 Chapel street. Christmas Presents at Mallettg hardware store, ,28o Chapel street. ElSates! skates! Skates, at Malle*t's hardware store. sleds. sleds: sleds. at Maliett's hardware store.
 Docket Knives. Pocket I&nfves, at MasSatt' s hardware store.
 Iool Chests, Tool Chests, at Nialletts hardware store,
 Roller Skates, Roller Skates, at Mailetts hardware store. a!t Mallett's hardware store. Doll Ca rriages, Doll Carriages, at Malett's hardware store.
 hane English EaAors2 at Maletts hardware store.
 Ladies Scissors, Single and iE Cases, at Mallett's hardware store.
 Plated Knives, Forks ana Spoons,
 llett's hardware store
 nd Forks, Knives and Forks,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
Turcomnn Curtains. The most complete line ill this city
 NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,, d21 3t 194 Chapel street.

Lace CUrtaIns. At wholesale and retail NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,,
 194 Chapel street