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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.

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 On account of ita proven merits 1t is recommended and ,rescribod by the best physicians n the country One says: It works like charm and saves much pan It entirely the worst form of falling Of the uterus, Leucorrhea, irregular and painful Genstruation all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and Liberation, Floodtngs all Displacements and the con- seoe.t spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to the Change of Iife.'
 pcrmeatcs every portion Of the system, and gives new life and vigor. It fantness, datulency, destroys all craving stmulants, and relieves weak ness of the stomach. It Bloating, Headaches. Nervous Prostrntion General Debility Sleepessnesa Depression and Indigestion. That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight and bachache, is always permanently cured by it's It will at ali times, and under all circumstances act in harmony with tue law that governs the female system.
 only per bottle six for s. and sold by druggists Any advice required to special and of many who have been restored to perfect health by the of the Vegetable Compound, can be by addressing Mrs F., with stamp for reply. at her home in Lynn, Mass
 For Kidney Complaint of either this cornpoNpd h unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
 "Mrs. Pinkham's Liver Pils,' says writer, "aae the best ie the 1corld the of Constipation, Biliousness and Torpidity of the hver. Her Blood Purifier works wonders in its special line and bids fair to equal the Compound in its popularity.
 All respect her asan Angel of Mercy whose eoao ambition is to dogood to others.
 Philadelphia, Pa. @ Mrs A. n D.
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ANCHOR LINE

UNITED STATEs MAIL SrEAMrna
 Sail Weekly to ard from
 NE" YORK AND GLASGOW VI. IoNnourr, o~oiS raessse, $6O to $80. Returns s1Io to $1xs s.e."o nu 1o oao'n' $40. Return Tickets, s75
 NSw sau y every Saturday spd from c.h,x pw NEW YORK AND LONDON DIRFur
 steeraea Pssssoo; ana soo; Returns, 610O sna sl2s P.ssssn sassengers booked at low rater.
 1"ssen8er accommodations upe xceIIa6 ALL BATHROOMS MAIN DPor a fassengers booked at lowest rAtcs 10 or from, rSermmany, Italy, Norway, swedan penmark ., annir = so3T or ,rosrs in scotland Rates Plans So fHy EnW 1 1n nnn PATERSON DEKSON BROTHERS, NEW YORK n, SCR HnoS No nn NEs3o Chapel street, or BUNNFIf nos1g a' OS' zio Chapel street, New Haven
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State News.

R. T. westendorf, the famous ghost mys- tery man of Bridgeport, who was released from the Retreat for the Insane Tuesday, reached that place in the afternoon. He promptly began round of his old haunts, became drunk. created disturbance and was locked up. The next morning he was rs leased on promising to leave town. He was not discharged from the insane retreat as cured, but because the funds for his main tenance there, which have been provided by some of his friends, were stopped.
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Sunmer Rfsorts.
GREAT ATTRA(TI..Ns


 A nALROAD GROvE West Hayer store 4 I1on1c parties will find it greatly to thatr ad antase 70 visit Railroad Grove Savin Rock thia s~. soa' % = tns sorse Railroad company have enIarred H1 isnovated their grove and Ieaaec to Putnnns hAos Who nave more than doubled tn air vfcfra1tnr snd gre now ready to talk at reason I ahey propose to ruE their restaurant strict Y 1enapcraDce Sea Food and Hillman,s fsmon. Tc~ sassnaL sLeeaty Polite and experienced walters in 1.r nS mere has also been built in the Grove tasSS !ooL tsoom Tor the accommodation of all who would inaulgs tn a little innocent ann,sameut at inc je27 PUTNAM k HATE
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For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Depression of Spirits and General Debility in their various forms other Intermittent Fevers, the .'Frero-Phorpho- rsted Elixir of Cnltsaya,'' made by Caswell Hazard Co., New York, and sold by all Druggists, is the best tonic; and for patients recovering from Fever or other sickness it has equal. m&w
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The Republican Senatorial convention Of the Eighth district will be held in 16 in the Insur- ance building, 370 Chapel street. Monday evening. October 16 at o'clock, for the purpose of nominat- ing candidate for Senator.
 JULIUS TwIss,
 of th~ al
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New Ork, New Haven & Hartford
 R. R.. June Z6fh. 1882.

EGs 1S.s O uH0 SoLn, lSSSs Trains Leave New Haven Follows. FOR NEW WORKS 55, Is, 2S, 20, 30. 55, s 30, 40, 10 45 d. m., 12 03 noon, 50, 35, 40, 20, 4b7 40, 62, 2 % tto Bridgeportl 45 8 al. 45. II 56, Washington Express) ?. m. Sundays, 8 55, 18 a. m., %, i5 p. m.
 FOX BOSTON via SPRINGFIELD-12 58, 8 Is, 10 30 6. m. 1 21, Is, 2S D. m. Sundays 12 5s a n. VIA HARTFORD and N. Y. & N. E. RR.-2 20 .. m. Sundays, 2:2O a. un.
 FOR Bos ON via NEW LONDON AND PROVIDENCE -12 45. 8 ns, 10 40 a. 12 {Sewport Ex }, co, ,,o 15 lto Providence> p. m- Sundays. l2 45 B. FOR SPRlNGF1ELD, &c-12 15, 12 58. 2 20 [to Hart 9ordl 45 Grom Belle Dock, except Mondays,. ' o5 tto Meriden), 15 10 3O Il 10 White Mt. Ex., 10 40 tto Meriden) a. m. 21, 8 Is, 55 (to Hart ford>, 2S, 8 12, p: m. Sundays. 12 5s, 445 g.. m. Crom Belle Dock)
 FOR NEW LONDON, &c.-12 45, 8 O8, 10 40 B. n 12, 4oO, 30 (to Conn. Rtver), 6 15, 40 p. Sun days, 12 45 a. m- E. M. REED, je26 Vice President New AsseM AnG eserDy tsaifrUaG. Train arrangement commencing June 21, 1882.
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN,
 At 7:05 and 9:65 2O9 638 520 and 11:0C D. na.
 LEAVE AESONIA,
 At G:50, S15 and 11:x2 .. no., 8:l6 7:3O D. r. Connections made at Ansonia with pasoenes, sratna Of the Naugatuck railroad, at New Haven with the principal trains other roads oenterfnc shera. E. 8. OUTWARD sunx New Haven, June 2O 1882. ie2s
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''QU1cK AS A WINK "-Rockwoods Instan
 taneous Photographs, IT Union Square, New York city. Mir. Redwood gives personal at- tention to the posing of sitters. o13 eod3m
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LADIES

with that beautiful polish If you do, Elastic Starch. This starch s made expressly for Laundry purposes. It will do the ironing easier, quicker cheaper and better than other starch in the world It requires cooking. It keeps the starch from sticking while ironing. aud makes your linen as nice when first bought Try package you will say that 1t is the best you ever used.
 Elastic Starch is for sale by all Grocers.
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VennOr,

Sure Cure. A bottle of Dr. Fuller's Pocket Injection 9ith syringe combined. All druggists, $l
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''Have used the Hop Plasters myself, found them of great service and can recommend them ' Oc10 6tlw
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Freight Train with Pass. Car leaves Northampton at 43O, and arrives at Westheld at $40 D. h~ Time given south of Granby is Now York time,
 and North of Granby Boston time. EDW A. RAY, Gen. Ticket Agent, O. A. GooDNow, General Superintendent.
 New Haven, July g. 1882. iy7
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Second Congregational District.

Seconu COnBFessfoMHI D1stfIcta The Republican Congressional convention of the Second district will be held at Looms' Temple o1 Music, New Haven Tuesday, October IF, 1882. at !C o'clock pa., for the purp of nominating caDdi- date for Congress, and for the transaction of any other proper business.
 BARTLETT BENT,
 DAVID B. HAMILTON,
 CHARLES A. BALDWIN,
 COnmittea
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HRouSkl on RatS.'

"WelIs' Health Renewer'' restores healtl and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex ual Debility. $1.
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Andrew Goodman. i.

SS Crown Street. Just received, splendid stock of new goods for the Fall trade. Look at some of our price. New French Peas 2oc can New Musht ooms 25c can. Fine Maple Syrup 37o at. bottle 's roc 9 Ib cans. Kei1er's Marmalades, 2hc jar. Brook Trout (spicedj 4Oc 3 ID. can. Broiled Fresh Macherel with tonnstos 4sc 3 ID. can
 Natural and green color Pickles soc s1 per 1oo ow-',how zoe at 75c gallon. Mixed Pickles 2oc at, 75c gallon. 1 roxes saroines 2oc box. Russian Sardines hoc keg Old Dominion Pickles in bottles, Gerkins and Mix Spanish Olives, large size bottles, 5oc. Crescent Olives, very fine, 35c bottle.
 Fine Butter 25o lb Durham Creamery on hand. ID. cans Oorned Beef 25c.
 New Canned Lobsters 15c.
 Fine Rhine Wines s4 75 ,z: doz, 45c bottle Fine Wines and Liquors for family
 The old genuine Ky e and Rock 65c per
 Very large assortment Canned Goods just recsiv- ed. Call and see us.
 ANDREW GOODMAN, No. ss Grown ss.. Bet Charck and Temple sts., Goodman's Rnildiag
 Register and Union copy. oe7 f We are receiving frequent testimonials of what the WILSONIA MAGNETIC GAR MENTS are doing. Mir. c. L. Bement, for twelve years contractor at Sargent $ Co. s works, sends the following statement: MR JULIUS IvEs:
 Dear Sir: have worn your Magnetic Appliances since the 18th of March, and have received decided benefit. was troubled with Dyspepsia very badly, my food distressed greatly, and for hours after eating had natural appetite. My bowels very much consti pated for which took nediciEe almost every day; have also had Catarrh for years All my troubles have been relieved can eat and digest we'll The constipation is entirely gone and the Ca- tarrh very much improved In fact I am better in every respect tban have been for long tiDae past Truly yours, 0. L. BEMENT.
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants bedbugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. Dru
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Feathers, ribbons, velvet can all be colore to match that new hat by using Diamon Dyes 10 cents for any color oc6 6d1'
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"Buchupnibns'
Skinny Men.

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases $l. Druggists.
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finantiaI.

NEW YORK. Oct. 4-3P. M. Money closed at Sa4 per cent. Exchange higher, 82a4 SSH. Governments dull.
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Not an alcoholic beverage, but 8 true and reliable family medicine is Browns Iron Bit ters o13 6d1w
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Enrich and revitalizs the blood by using Browns Iron Bitters. o13 6d1w
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The action of Carter's Little Liver Pills is pleasant mild and natural. They gently stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels,
 but do not purge They are sure to please. Wholesale by Richardson Co.,. all drug 1 pists at retail oil Cd Ivy
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s'Nothing like it." So remarked one of our most successful physicians the other day, speaking of Hops and Malt Bitters '' It has completely cured one of the most obsti- nate cases of dyspepsia ever brought to my noticen s4 12d 2w
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Augustus A. Hall.

Augustus A. Ball.
 nRNAMENTALI Iron Railing works To Audubor " street, New Haven, Conn. manufactnrer cs Iron Feaoss, Crates Doors Stairs, Shutters Beleo ntes ana Crestings also Fire Proof Vaults Iron (yoi s2n s2n Eesk Tor public buildings and prisons, Root 1yss s,EsoaN oolss, eec, oil ly
, 1882-04-22
The New Public Printer.

Mr.. Sterling p Rounds, who has been
nominated for the Office Of public printer,
and ahou. whose confirmation there ap-
pears to be no doubt, is nsw in Chicago,
where he will qualify for his new office.
The law requires bond of SlO0, 600 from
the public printer but so many persons
have offered to 60 upon his bond that Mr..
r ,unds has decided to 10 qualify in $780,
900. Mr.. Rounds is about 10 years OF
ace, and native Of Vermont When a
yonng boy he went to Chicago and has
been identified with the interests Of that
city ever since He is well known
throughout the west, and much respected
for his integrity and business enterprise.
He il a practical printer, and for years
has conducted large printers warehouse
ia Chicago, having branch in Denver.
In connection with this business, he pub
lshed The Printers Cabinet. Recently
he rearrangeI his business, placing it in
the hands of his snns ana others, with the
vieS If retiring from active control OF It.
IL Is SAIL Of him that he has fitted out
more newspapers than any other man III
the United States, and, friend Of his
said = a Star reporter, lost more money
fitting out republican papers. In the
great Chicago fire he suffered severe losses,
but his enterprise and energy rose equal
. to the occasion. la politics he has been
/ an active republican. lie is reputed to
he very wealthy. His nomination TO the
Office of public printer is considered as a
due recognition not only Of his party ser
vices, tur of the prominent place he has
occupied in the craft of printers 1t is
/ expected that he VIII take his family to
Washington with him. The retiring print
er, John +. Defrees, is as honest and hon
or;,ble a gentleman as ever held office in
Washington, but the worry and strain of
carrvin, ON the immense business OF the
go,ernment printing office We're So wear
ing for one oi his age and feeble health
that II must be a relief 10 him 10 be rid of
the burden
, 1882-04-22

"Say. John, 1 want to ask favor OF
an old friend, 1 need 81, 900 bad Just now,
and the bank wants s,guer. l can pay
it easily enough in thirty days 1t won I
even trouble you.
"wen, Harry, would like to 90 you
A favor at any time, but read this (tak-
ING paper from his wallet that reads as
follows):
To My DEAR FEIENDs following
is pledge l have given to my wife
Whereas, You have practiced industry,
economy and self-denial to aid In the ae-
cumulation of the little We now possess,
making YOUR interest and rightful owner
ship the same as my own, therefore, L
promise youthat | will not sofar usurpyour
rights and those of your children, as to
hazard our accumulation by signing any
obligations with any person whomsoever'
81 trust your reason will approve or
and your friendship excuse my necessary
refusal"
How strange it is that bankers, with
their vast experience, can't trust Johns
thirty days" when they "ean Iay 1t
sure so easily7 Reader. cut out this
pledge" sign it, and when friend asks
YOU to sign an obligation that you do not
wish TO, show it to him, and after ne reads
it, If he is friend worth having he wall
bs friend still
, 1882-04-22
Excitement IN Astoria.

ASTORIA. April IS.-The circumstances
in connection with the drowning Of Harry
Frsdricksen, the sailor who jumped over
board from the Storm King, have caused
much exc element among the numerous
Scandinavian fishermen, which culmIna-
ted this afternoon in an attempt to lynch
Nick Davish, the sa lOr boarding hUuse
master, who ii Is said shanghaied him.
Simi!ar threats We're also made toward
Crocker, the mate, who covered the men
in :he hshirg beat with his rife, prevent
ing them from picking Fredricasen up.
Cracker was arrested this morning on a
charge of marslaugh,er, and examined be-
fore Deputy [. :. Marshal Bozyarth. and
held 10 answer under 5000 bonds,
which were furnished by |. W. Case and
Capt Flavel. \ large body Of Scanda-
nevians arrived from Upper Astoria about
nocn and halted III front of Nick saloon
and demanded his presence. Their OBJ
iect soon became evident and in a few
minutes a crowd Of 20 or SOC gathered
In the rear Of Nick's saloon and boarding
house, which has no exit, being over deep
water. He then broke the rear door
open. but found no way OF escape At
this junc;ure NJ. NJ. C Crosby, one of
Our leading merchants, stepped forward
and addres,n. the crowd told them if
they would promise TO allow him to es-
cart Davish 10 the city jail with NJ me-
Testing him On the way. he would GO in
ana br.n; him cut The promise was
given and NJ. Crosby. unarmed, entered
the house and found Davish in the rear
with pistol IN his hand, which he per-
saaded HIM To give up. He then brought
HIM ou, and placed him in charge of two
policemen. himself following. reminding
the excited crowd OF their promise to him.
To the courageous and resolute conduct
OF Crosby, Davish owes his life, at least
for the present, for no sooner was the
outer jail door closed and locked behind
him than A Wild hurrah was gwen by the
excited fisherman and a heavy three-n1 n
plank procured. In a minute the outer
door vas battered down and crowd
rushed in- Fortunately for all con-
cernei, the officers had lost no time in
securing MEX In the iron cell, which was
guarded by the chief of police, the sheriff
and other officers and few citizens Who
induced the crowd TO fall back. There 10
danger Of fresh outbreak.
, 1882-04-22
A Decided Declaration.
The ln,iS hinsse Mil Passes tee neess u
Represeatatfves.


Page anti Chinese bIl was, alter some
little opposition by Morse OF Massachu-
s.tts aud others, brought before the
Houss of Representatives on Monday anu
rassed amid a scene Of excitement BY the
decisive majority Of 2o4 to 81. The only
NEGATIVE votes we're those cast BY "a
republicans and 3 democrats OF the most
nronounced sentimental stripe, and near
Iv all from New England Members OF
both parties displayed remarkable anxiety
70 Mace themselves upon record as op-
nosed 10 further immigration and place
their respective parties upon footing
which would leave no complaint to be
found by the great mass of voters who are
affected by the bill.
Classifying greenbackers according to
the usual political qualifications on posi-
,ions not involving financial questions,
the vote to-day ON the passage OF the
Chinese bill shows that l01 democrats
aud 94 republicans-total, 2Ol-were re-
corded in the affirmative, and "a republi-
cans aud dem0crats-total, 3l-vOted In
the negative. These 81 are out-and-out,
implacable, died n-the-wool opponents OF
any restrictive or anti Chinese legislation,
and are to be credited geographically as
follows Massachusetts,, Z; Vermont, =;
New HAMPSHIRE, 3; Maine and Connectl-
cut, | each; New York, :; Iowa: D; Ohio,
.; Wisconsin, 5; New Jersey, Indiana
and Tennessee, l each. The democrats
dissenting we're Bragg Of Wisconsin, Har-
denbur, Of New Jersey and Morse OF
Massachusetts,. The last named member
made his opposition very conspicuous and
nearly succeeded in preventing any action
on the China bill for several weeks. Earn
est personal app..als had the desired effect,
however, and only five of the seventeen
committees made use Of their privilege,
and the Chinese bill was brought before
the House without further difficulty at
about the usual hour for adjournment.
The subsequent proceedings were very
animated and at times exciting. From
the moment the bill WAS declared to be
before the House there was not a ques-
ton in tine mind Of any one in regard to
Is triumphant passage, but a contest sim
ply for ADVANTAGE If political position and
a general scramble among members OF all
parties to exhibit their superior decision
ii the same cause.
, 1882-04-22
Condensed kilograms.
Secretary Teller has been sworn in as
Secretary Of the Interior.

Secretary Teller has been sworn in as
Secretary Of the Interior
Engineer Melville writes encouraginglv
of the chances of yet finding DeLong
and his brave companions yet alive
Gov Crittenden of Jefferson city, has
granted an unconditional pardon TO the
Ford brothers, who plead guilty of having
killed Jesse James at st Joseph, and
were sentenced TO be hanged May ~.
Or. Lamson has again been reprieYed,
but from the tone Of the dispatches and
the temper Of the British Home Secre-
tary, there appears to be very little hope
that he Will escape hanging on the 2Sth
inst
A Seattle dispatch says that the cham
Der of commerce Of that city We're organ
lied on Tuesday evening, with member
ship Of 22 persons. \ constitution and
set Of bylaws were adopted, and officers
were elected as follows: j. r. Lewis,
president Bailey Gatzert, vice president
C. ?. Stone, secretary Thos, Burk, re-
cording secretary; Geo. W. Harris, treas
urer The first business transacted lad
reference TO the Sitka lmail contract,
awarded to J. P. Ludlow, OF that city.
The New YorE Times commenting on
the passage of the new Chinese bill says
objections were made before 10 the prop
sition 10 try 20 years prohibitation, then
10, then zen, or FIVE, as the case may be,
and declaring that to cit of dogs tail
in short pieces, was not SO scientific an
operation as one final amputation would
be. The house, however, has decided
that the doe may like it better to have
the cutting process proceed hy install
ments.
, 1882-04-22

DURING the week we stepped in to see
our old friend Ireland, the founder of the
Astoriam, who. with his associates, are
fitting up ali extensive job printing estah-
lishmeut on Front street, between Wash
ington and Stark. The material, inclHd-
ing presses, engine, etc, is entirely new
and Of the very latest Improvements.
The power which runs the presses is sup
piled by a gas motor, and is the cap
sheaf" for the business no dirt, no wood,
no engineer indeed, about all tha, has
to be done is TO speak to it, and the little
fellow is off in a giffy. The gas motor
possesses one peculiar feature that would
do well to copy after; it is so constructed
that it can use the gas as needed, supply
ing itself with ust enough 20 perform the
labor assigned it-AStoriaa.
, 1882-04-22

ARTHUR, who never served in congress,
is beginning to find out the tricks and the
manners of the average representative IN
the national assembly. He proposes, he
is reported as saying, to take greater
pains to ascertain tEeftness Of candidates
recommended for office by politicians,
For" as he says, when a good man Is
appointed, the member OF congress gels
the credit for it, but when bad one g"tS
in, the onus is thrown on me. IL has
taken the President some time to SIZE up
the congressman, who is Of the joey Bag
stock composition, sly, dev'ljsh sly.