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| E15f1 0O. 4f4 Ff2nk street, seven room cottage I sI9 house nearly new and 5n good orders the lot sA fs s0x115, with few growing trees on it, price $1 800. These premises desirable purchase for a small family with moderate means. FOR RENTs list of thirty three houses and tenements. The premises represented include accommodations suit able for large and smalt families and vary price from $50 to $650 per year.
 $6,000 to loan first mortgage at five cent. in- terest Also S15t'O0 at six per cent. interest WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES bearing per cent. tHterast and generally for small amounts constantly on hand, for gao. Investors who have had them for several years past recommend them without qualia- cation. HORACE P. H0ADLEY, HOadIsy Bldg. Open evenings. no16
 For Sale and To Rent. jS%A FOR RENT-Block House No. 2S9 Orange Esid street. Perfect order. Possession at once. FOR sALE-House No. 14s Hamilton street,
 House No. 5T Pierpont street.
 Lots on Howard avenue, Halloek avenue
 and in 'The Annex"
 First Mortgage of $7,5o0 central city
 property. Inquire of
 WILL WILLIAM O. ROBIN SON. No. 14 Whites Building, Hours 10 to 12 a m.. sto p. m. ecs Wkstf
 Two New First-Class Houses. {sSA FOR SALE on accommodating terms Nos. 124 .I built in the best and most convenient manner, having the first floor ParIors Dining Room, Kitch- en, Laundry and Pantries. Second floor has four large rooms with ample C1osetE and Bath Room. Third floor has three good rooms besides large Storeroon, with all other modern improvements. If not eold in few days will be for rent For terms apply to D. ALDEN, nol2 If 131 Temple St., or 479 State St.
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Another Can for Three Per Cents.

Another Call for Three Per Cents.
 WAsHNaroN, Nov. 16.-Secretary Folger will to morrow issue a call for $10, ,o00, ,OO0 of the three per cent. bonds, the reserve in the treasury being sufficient to justify such action.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-17
Third Ward.

The Republican voters of the Third ward are re qussted to meet at the fesd store corner Congrec avenue and Ward street, Monday evening, November 19 o'clock for the purpose of eecting delegates to town and city conventions. full att-ndanca ia d0Gired. D R. ADAMS.
 ChairmAn Third Ward Co1amittee.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-17

WANTED. A COMPETENT woman as vajtress uooa rasar "A .ences required. Apply at e'O~ -'A'-- no16 2t ruTc orrTor
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-17
The Parrielde Takes a conres.,o

The Parrtctde Makes a Confession.
 INDIANA, Nov. 16.-Sarver has made full confession of his crime and acknowledges killing his father. The confession covers three pages of foolscsp paper. A fellow pris- oner took it down and Ssrver signed it. It gives nothing new.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-17
NOTICE.

NODIICEs NIoTICE is hereby given that the annual meeting M of the Stockholders in the New Haven and Deb ry Railroad Company for the election Of Directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other may legally and properly be brought before them, will be held on TUESDAY, November 20 1885, st Ii o'clock at the ofhce of the Com pany in their Station Building in the City Of New Haven.
 By order of the Board of Direotors:
 F. E. HARRISON, Secretary. New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 10, 1883.
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FOR RENT, INE ROOAG AIn nna R.nnd nk

{sAA FIVE ROOMS No. 37s Grand stree ct, first kssia floor, gas, cold and warm water, bath and
 7lIR ter cloaet, furnace and other modern improve ments also rooms 99 Olive street; rooms Mo- 24 Spring street. first floor; half house AS Ashmun street. with barn for two horses; 6 rooms Lewis street. Fair Haven. Inquire of
 Valo Raj Ruil
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Seventh Ward.

The Republican voters of the Seventh ward are re- ueeted to meet at 164 Olive street Thursday evening" November 22 at o'clock to elect deleg Ates conven tions to nominate city and town ofioers
 Per order ward committee.
 L. H. STANNARD Chairman.
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WANTED A YOUNG or middle-aged man with smAn capital business For particulars address nol7 3ts p O R0Y Ioe 0TT-v
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WHAT ABOUT IT? Thomss' Eclectric Oil, the JunBo of Medicines, Heads the c.lumn. Of unquestioDable Merit. At swords points with pain. Saves from serious suffering. Especially esteemed for earache. Causes consterL ation to ouacks, Ismeoess leaves when 1t is applied. Earnestly reoom nended to our readers. Cheers the chidren-cures oroup. Take 1t for asthma. RenoTes rheumAtism readily. 1nc6mparable in its specialties. Certain and complete cure for catarrh. The Original and only. Try It for Lumbago. Tiptop for toothache and Headache. We cannot Err fin our Judgment; thousands testify to these truths Unequaied by any thing Of it's lind in ths Market. For Bruises, burns and bites it is excellent Operates behedciaNy On all wounds. Finds favor in every family. Manufactured in honesty Enterprise and ssss->@=s Deep study have made It what it is. Tu5ss sols. and oogGhs slmOst invariably. Keep Neuralgia never stood before it. Easy to ke-economicsl-reiiable, Staple as salt. Sold everywhere. Foster, miIburn & Co.,, Props.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-17
New Haven Opera House. The Popular Comedian,
 M. B. CURTISS,
 In his novel Life Picture, SA MIL OF SEN.

THE COMMERCIAL DRUMMER.
 Played by him over One Thousand Times. Monday and Tuesday Eve'Rs, Nov. I9-2O SAMUEL PI4ASTRIC E. OURTISS Mir. WInsiOw, Harry Eytinge Frank Bronson, Ed. ward Cheseigh Jack Chevlot Edgar L. Davenport {: Con Quinn, George Wyatt; Mr. Fitsure, Marvin Grif- filth; Westpoint, J. L. Morgan Fiolliott Efootlight Fl. Strathmore Uncle Goldstein. Chas. RoBene Mile. Celeste Mile. Albina DeMer; Rebecca, Miss Rachel Booth Blien, Miss Carrie Radcliffe Mrs Mulcahy Miss Emily Stowe.
 J. F. Joyce, business manager; Chas. Rosene stage manager; Wm drnbsr, maeter of properties. Tick cts for sale st the Mathushek Piano Rooms noI6 At
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dl4auts.
WANTEn.
WANrEn

q NORTHAMPTON Billiard and Fool Table, new or W second-hAnd; if second hand in nrst-ciass con- dition state lowest terms. Address
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25l Chapel Street.

We positively believe that when the body is Insulated with Magnetic Appliances it is impossible for Malaria, Rheumatism, Neu- ralgia and other climatic diseases to attack the system. Magnetism is not only cura- tive of all forms of disease, but 8 preserva- tive of health.
 PARALYSIS CURED.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., June, 1882. THE W1I4soN1A MAGNETIC CLOTHING Co.,.
 Gentlemen-In August, 1875, I had par alytic stroke which affected the right side of my body. could not speak for eight days. It was six weeks before I could walk with the aid of 8 cane. For five and one-half years was out of business. In June, 1881, met 8 man who had suffered from partial paralysis and rheumatism for eighteen years. He had not been able to walk more than quarter of 8 mile at time. He had been wearing WiIsonis for ffty-four days and was then able to walk three miles as well as most men, He advised me to see Prof. Fl. Smith, who had also been cured of paralysis by wearing Wilsonia. Satisfied that it was worth the experiment purchased suit of WiIsonia on the 25th of June. In three months could walk without a cane and have been improving ever since. would not take $50 900 and be as l was year ago.
 One merchant in this city who, by my rec- ommendation has worn a suit of Wilsonia for eight weeks, is in better health than for tarrh and Rheumatism cured by wearing the WiIsonia. Yours gratefully, F. 0. L.
 There are scores in our city and in the country who have been equally benefited by ''WiIsonia," whose testimonials we have failed to receive, but enough have been ob- tained the past three years to establish inc fact that a new Broadway in the realm of Science has been dem On- strated. Magnetism and Electric ity converted into powerful agents for curing disease. They have come to the front.
 We have just received a new lot of Insoles, Sl a pair. Some with half the number mag. nets, 50 cents. Send for pamphlet.
 JULIUS IVES, Agent,
 oc3I d&ws 14 ELM STREET.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-18

ton of the city should not be lost sight Of.
Besides these, there are scattered all over
the city small vacant tracts of
land formed by converging streets
which are especially adapted for parks
those little breathing spots which add so
much to the beauty and attractiveness of
the streets, and at the same time very ma
terially enhances the value OF surrounding
property. One such point that comes to
the mind of the writer is the triangular
piece of land formed by the junction
of Fort and Douglass street
just about the right distance
from Irvine park, and which could be
made a charming resort at comparatively
small expense.
Indeed, there is no lack of locations to
be had upon reasonable terms, especially
adapted for parks, and it is safe to assume
that if the efforts of the committee are
baked at one point, they will turn
their attention elsewhere. It is also
safe to assume, judging the
the committee by what it has already done,
that wise discretion and an unseltsh de-
vOtion will govern their acts in the matter
of improving and embellishing the parkz
the city now has; and in providing others
as contemplated in securing authority for
the $4,000 bond issue for that purpose.
In thus doing the committee viii earn the
gratitude of the present residents of the
city, while each particular improvement
will be monument which will keep their
memories green long after they have
passed from the stage of action to their
final rest
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solitary revival in the case of an addition
son, who set off a parcel of land about 100
by $50 for park purposes, with fine drive
about it separating it from the residence
property. The location is just off the ave-
nue. running along the high bluff in the
western portion of the ward. The
park is small, but its location
is one of the most slightly of the many
commanding positions in and about the
city, the entire city with the grand old
Mississippi at its base, lying spread out
before the observer as in a panorama.
While there have been no other dedica-
tions by individuals or private corpora
tons of lands for public park purposes,
some progress has been made in the way
of furnishing other parks. Thus the city,
urged thereto by general public sentiment,
purchased tract of land
in 1873 of between two and three
hundred acres lying to the west and north
Of Lake Como, with the shore of which it
connects, for grand central park. A year
or two earlier Hon John l.. Merriam and
the late Horace Thompson purchased at
the Choteau sale block in Kittson's add
tiOn-the block bounded by Locust and
Willius and East Ninth and Grove streets
with the hope it would soon be taken by
the city for public park. To this end it
was fenced and sodded, and citizens have
planted a few trees and provided some
benches, and it has been kept and known
as Merriam park, but it is still private
property, but not long to remain so, it is
to be hoped.
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Millions Given Awou

Millions of bottles of DIR. Kings New Dis.
oovery for consumption, coughs and colds, have
been giving away as trial bottles of the Ia,ye
size. This enormous outlay would be disastrous
to the propretors were it not for the rare merits
possessed by the wonderful medicine. Cal II
Lamole q Bethune's drug store and get a bottle
ure.
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OUR PARKS.
A Review Of What st. Paul Has Done
in This Direction.

THE BREATHING SPOTS SECURED.
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And What is Being Done to Secure Mere
of Such Advantages.
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Invalids who are
recovering vital
stamina, declare in

les, and conquers as well as prevents fever and
ague. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
Jar,arall-y --~-N
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With the purchase of Summit square
and Merriam park there will yet remain
more than three-ffths of the author
lied bond issue for parks. The
expenditure of this will, of course, largely
depend upon circumstances, but there are
two locations that it seems to the commit
tee very desirable should be secured for
such purposes at once, viz: the high point
at the head of Wabashaw street, between
Melrose and University avenues, and the
tract of land nearly in front of P. q. Kel-
ly's residence, Dayton's bluff, between
Hoffman avenue and Hudson street, and
running to the bluff. Both these positions
furnish commanding views of the city.
and could be converted into very at
tractive parks at a comparatively small
expense, but the question as to their pur-
chase for such purpose depends largely
upon greed OF the property owners, as
we'll as upon the liberality of the citizens
of the localities to be especially benefited,
as either an exorbitant price for the re-
qu1slte area of land, or the failure to
subscribe one-half the cost of purchase.
would necessarily result in their abandon
ment, at least until the council was clothed
with greater power than it now possesses.
to make expenditures for such a purpose.
Should the committee fail to secure
either of these locations from the causes
above mentioned, or any other cause, there
are plenty of others which offer special in
ducements for favorable consideration.
For instance there is the point upon the
brow hank oh IL
er down the river than the point mentioned
IN front of 2. Il. Kelly's residence, already
a point of interest from its beng the loca-
ton of some half dozen of the largest Indian
mounds in this section, one being some
twenty-five feet in height and fifty feet at
the base. Then the brow of the bluff off
from Summit avenRe furnishes grand
view, and in providing new parks this sec
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Der 9afen BON 9lntiohien mar, ,pp jene
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llfer geiebt bas ii9 in ben @ano berlief.
Cine Sruppe Gameele nit ibren Srei=
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ben @egeniidnoen bic selanbet tpuroen
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biefelben Mebiain entbielten unb ,pober
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gelaben I'M nod Mntio9ien gei9afft 5u
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Ste Storence 9ftebtin9ale Der Rins
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Jolesnees 1T Elm Mus3us zines an ben
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William 5. Gcusblin Don Sume,pills,
Uta6. faat .Sm: 6erblt 1875 beian,
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8reub Or. William s olIs Bak
an ir eunae. SD getraudbte
cine 6taihe unb ,u nseineni Grftannen
wuroe i'd beifer. upD bin beute eeianber,
als lett bret Sabren.
Sd idreibe bies In Der Scffnma. bos
Sober nit tlanter gunse gebaitett Or
O lillian 6atls Baliam ae<
braudt. nnb id5 bin iibsr3euot. baS paes
ieits oie--'Aas,etsuaA kit SO tann
pciitic bebaupsen. ba6 mir Der Hul(am
mebr @utes erpteien bat, als aae abriz
esu Ar3eneien suiammen. bic I'D nabnl.
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Ser g9iittpT fdpin+ in her @hms;,

= Ser 8iittel fdeint in ber @6peis
aud mebr gu gelten, als Der 2ebrer, me-
nigens gebt bies aus benz na6febenben
8eiipiel bebor: Wiit gnbe Mpril triti
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Der dltete poli5iit na6 37idbrigem
Olenlte aus. Derielbe erbdlt aus benz
Snoali6en Sonb cine lebensldngli1e
yellion pon 1000 GrareS per Sabr.,
llnb mas erhdtt in 9burgau Elm alter,
s9ebrer, Der 40, so uHb mebr Sabre 1T
leinem Qnte geiufrft bat unb als Snpas
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fahe it, besiebt ct aus bielem Gonb idbrs
lid 1910 6lr.; tpenn er elm armer
Wfann III, fosar so ST.. ionft nur Is
ST. ST er nur ein Mitglieb Ser Witts
wen= uno Waiienitiftung, 10 befommt
er felnen rotben Gentime.
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bafar, i'd BABE eineu feinen Ylan, laHen
Sic nur mid icrsen. SD mSdte 10 wes
mtg pie sic in's 3udtbaus.
WOher bic 2eute nsbmen 5u lold einem
8ert!
Wihen Sie nid,t, ca6 in ben @d(oern
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Sbm Branntweiu NIT auf ben Wes unb
his heute Nbenb babe i'd lie Nlle beilan,-
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fees in ben 2pf uno MAIDEN Jpn idrag gen
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uoip'ide Nieoeruns atflicBen muB.
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MAIDEN. iasts @son unidliiifs.
Wenn mir iie 9lue gu Mitiduloisen
modem, 10 muiIsn lie ia idpeisen!
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Mam periau,,e ntdt,

ben neuen @tOre Der .2one Star SEQ
COMPANY, 402 gde bon 0ouHpn UNI
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~ Cine Photographic iiteine
Grinnerung fiirs gan3e 2ebell ,lno 'fern=
tpobnenben 8ertpanoten tann man teine
gr6Bere Greube bereiten. als tpenn man
ibnen feline Photographic iiberididt. &.
8nbm & Co., Norbmef= gfe bomWflin
pla3a. fertigen brillante Bilber an.
SShre @aQerie III psmp6s sin9esid5tet
mn init ben ueneRti, Mpparaisp relffs
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gDnritfabrif ppu surt, & aubu.

9llle Nrt gerdu9erte Wurft tpiro au
ieber Sabres5eit nod Nuspdrts per=
ianbt. Yreiie billigf. Briefe aboreilire
man nod Ser Office unb Gabrif 686
Oaflano StraBe.
Gette S6meiue iperben gu ben bo6s
iten preilen gefauft. 29,3,6Mm
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Ser Bpftoffiee srd,auae.

Sommers & peterfon gigen=
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pagner, @isfies, 2iquore, feines Bier,
einbeimiide unb importirte Gigarren.
Das 2Otal TT luftig unb gerdumig unb
gilarofpieler finben mebrere Slide Der
beiten Gabrifen bes 2anbes. [1,2,t1S
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a,alaif.salpm u. 8illarbs S,alle,

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leg. ytnr bic beiten 2iqu0re, Wbisties,
Weine, fril6es 8ier unb Gigarren. Mm
2un6oounter bic ausgeipdblteiten 9e=
lifateien. Greier 2un6 ieoen MOrgen
bon 10 bis II llbr.
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Oie ueu aeariinbeten Srtldofter

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in Oaeota i1einen gum gelegentli6en
vMupen" eingeri6tet gu iein, ipe fiir5=
lid oas 8eiipiel Der beiben 5omns pprt=
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Namen v5rail Center" CAB, auserlelen
worben, ma6ten li6 Die beiben 3oipns
iluss baran, ibre Wobnungen oortbin
gu ,mupen". Der vMabpmet" fano
es allo in bieiem 6aa geratben, ielbit
rnab bem Berg" gu geben uno ni6t sl
perlangen Ober gu eriparten, oaB beriel=
be su ibm fpmme.
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Ses redten slnges, unrubiser Sdlaf NIT teanss
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Gin gltes Wlittagsmabl 1T bas bette !;
cs ilt su genieBen, balte Seine 2eber
mittellt Or. Muguf GOnig 8 s. a M
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llnterseus, 9emoen. Striimpfe, 9oien=
TRIGGER &C., tpel6e ie importirt tpprbeu,
bei Sheets, GorreDon & Cattle,
GrodettzBlod Mlamo plaSa.
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fir 6riibiabrs= unb Sommertleioer, bic
mir ie importirten. g9ir perfaufen bies
ielben III ganSen 9lu3iigen ooer aub
parb,ueile. pancDait & SObn.