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rRLEGRAPHIo JorrEEas

The bi-centennial of she German ssstle- msnt in America uas celebrated last even at Cincinnati, O., oovington and Nswport, Ky, by grand street parades in each Of the cities.
 Base ball yesterday: At New York. Met ropolitans 10, New Yorks 5; at St. Louis. Providence 19, St. Louis 8; at Cincinnati, Gincinnatis 8, Clevelands 3; at Pittsburg, Al leghanys 8, BuffaIos 8.
 E. O. Causelbaum, dry goods peddler. Ras found yesterday morning by the roadside about thres miles above Grifsn, Hamilton county. N. Y.. vfth his throat cut from ear to ear. Re b supposed Co have been mur dsred for his noney.
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NEW YORK.
A Man cut to Pteess.


 BRooKLYN, Oct. 17.-Diedrich Groohoof, aged thirty-four years, while at work in 8 sugar refinery stirring up sugar In one of the machines which wss running at the rate of four hundred times a minute fell into the machine. moment later his body was cut in thirty or more pieces, which were thrown against the ceiling and around tic room. Two pieces were propelled through the glass in one of the windows and fell in the street The deceased's wife was completely prcs- trated when she heard of the accident.
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WANTER

A energetic business woman in our sales depar "A ment, Apply after to
 oAsSELL COMPANY, LIM JTED.
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Rooms on Su1L0 ana e1nSI0 W1GD
 BOards
 hNah PARTIES desiring the above will find pleas. HI ant home ct 131 High street, corner of Wall I'll Also unfurntshed rooms, with or without bo@Fd Every modern convenience. Only three min utos wa1k from the Green. Best of references giveE snd reduired. my12 if
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WANTEn-

w AIN NIND, SITUATION by a frst-class cook in a priva A family; has objections to 8 hotel or re taurant; good city reference. Inquire at ocl8 1ta 52 DA3GETT STREET,
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cnsarrh.

The remarkable results in . disease so uni versal and with such variety of character istics as catarrh prove how efectuaIly Hoods Sarsaparilla acting through the blood reaches every part of the human system. medi- .cines like au7thing else, can be fairly judged only by its Fesulta. We point with pride to the glorious record Hoods SarsapaEilia has entered upon the hearts Of thousands of peos pie it has cured of catarxh.
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Gntertainnlents.
New Haven Driving ASSO'l
 HAMILTON PARK. October 16, IF, IS, 1883.
THURSDAY.


 Third day-24O C1ass-Purse S25O. l. Hubbard. Springfield Mass, Jane. 2. McGrath Brothers, Waterbury, Conn, m Belle or Waterbury.
 8. G A1lerton, Naugatuck, Conn, br ''India Rub ber JacQue."
 f. Reed Ferris, Danbury, Conn, b "Danbury Boy."
 5. James Lewis, stratford, Conn, br "Iso- Iene." 6 Edward Towne, Bennington, Vt, g Railroad Boy.
 :. Ingraham, Wallingfero, Conn, blk m Topsy. B. Water house, New Haven, Conn., blk g Jack g. Charles Dickerman, New York city, m Jessie 0.
 10, Oliver Camp, Waterbury, Conn, oh Ned ". Il. J Brothers, New Haven, Conn, ch g Borax. 12. Frank Stevenson, tr, Meriden. Conn, blk m Black Bess.
 IS. Peter wood New York city, blk Major.
 Fame day-Free to all class, purse $500 1. W Reynolds. Hartford, b g Jimmy Stewart. 2. Fl Goldsmith, Washingtonville, N Y, g Driver. 8. Charles Doble. Apalachin, Y, m Trouble some.
 l. M Myers, North Adams, Mass, blk m Louise. Oncers-D. O. waterhouse, President H. L. Brad ley, Secretary; H. O. SeabEook, Treasurer. oc15 At
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LAUNDRESS to do wsshing and ironing on GG Mondays and Tuesdays Only competent wo man need apply. Call on Wednesday end Thursday evenings from to g o'clock.
 MRS. JUSTUS s. HOTOHKISS, oc17 St" 1S8 Church street.
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DEATHS.

GoLDSMITH-In Bristol, October 17th, Ellen M., wife Of Daniel B. Goldsmith, aged 49 yezEss GRANDY-In this city, October 17fh, Mil1ie Thomag, wife Of Lewis B. Grandy.
 Notice Of funeral hereafter. WELOH-In this city, October 1Tth, Annie Welch, aged 23 years. P
 The funeral will take place from s4 Broad street Frf- day at p. Friends and relatives are invited to attend without further notice MeG GUIRE-on. Tuesday, 16th inst.s Mrs. NiIliam Mo 1uire, aged 69 years. Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her residence, 22 Factory street. 9:30 m., Thursday; thence to St. Johns {R. O. church, where . solemn requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul. 2t-
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A GOOD German butcher who understands to cut LA meat and can wait on customers. Call At
 PAUL JENfE & BROS'., oo1S If 1oI 1o7 tsron5-sv
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France.

arm4aa4zy Of ahs French sa1lors.
 PAR1s. Got. 17.-A French officer lately re- turned from Tonquin states that during the recent engagement with She Chinese at Hai Phone the French sailors butchered scores of natives while they were retrsating wound. ed from Che scene of action.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,

NEw EeRK, ocs. I7.-Arrivsd, the Canada from Harve. She otranto from Hull Sailed. the Bethnia for Liverpool. the Werra for Bremen, the " schel- ten for Rotterdkms the Ameriqus for Havrs.
 Moyille-Arrtved. the Ethiopia from Glasgow.
 London-Arrived, the Sussex from Montreal, the Lydfsn Monarch from New York.
 Mverpool-ATrived, the ulyFian from Boston. i for New York.
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rHn MIST.
Iowa.

A Large Plurality Fer Sherman.
 DEs MONIES. Oct. 1.-The official count. except for Lyons county, of the vote of the recent elections gives Sherman's plurality at 5,o61. Cooks (Fusion) majority in the Sixth district for Congress is 234.
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FOR RENT, 5tth STORE corner of State and Bradley, former ksi1 1y used as grocery and meat market. Also sV One Tenement of three rooms; one of Five sel5 NO 30 GROWN ST., Gibson Hall
 FOR RENT, &t&$s handsomely furnished d-story front 4iia room and bedroom within five mtnuteB' walk t.IE of the college, to gentleman or gentleman and wife they especially desirable and conven- tent for college professor; meals be had within three or four doors. Address
 se6 If 0. c. G., this ofice A CHANGE FOR BUSINESS. NNHE stock of goods in store centrally located will 1 be sold cheap for cash. Rent moderate. Good reasons for selling Call at
 R. E. BaIdWin's Real Estate Agency, s9s Chapel Street. se29 d&w
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A Younz Ladx,s Services.

BRooKLxN, Oct. 17.-Shortly after the death of the wife of Jeremiah Duane he in- formed Sarah F. Duane, who always sup posed she was his daughter, that she was only a waif whom he got out of one of the institu- tions in New York in 1858. He turned her out of the house and she then sued him in the Brooklyn City court for the value of her services at the rate of $10 per month aftez she was twenty one years old The jury re- turned a verdict in her favor, giving her $500.
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Germany.
mharrichfno.is IS saxanY.

ERMELEBEN, Oct 1T. = Trichinosis is spreading rapidly in this portion of saxony and is increasing in Virnlena- More than two hundred persons are now prossrased with the disease in this town and new cases are constantly bsing reported.
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PoLET1oAL NOTICES.

Republican Town Convention.
 The Republican delegates from the several wards the town of New Haven will meet in Room No. 15, in the Insurance building, s70 Chapel street, at o'clock Thuraday evening, October 1eth for the purpose of nominating delegates to the New Haven County Con- Vention for the nomination Of Sheriff.
 LUcTus P. DEAING,
 ohairman of the Republican Town Committee.
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WANTED. SITUATION b. respectable girl to do general Inquire st S ocIs It. Asa oRoHARD s.rpnrT
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IA00M0 UIA1AE,AoAAblAHVs
 WAsHNGreN, Oct. 17.-ln the bicycle race here to-day, fiftsen s:minutes. between Prince, Higham and Keene for the championship. the latter won in 49 miles, 74 seconds This is stated to be the best time on record.
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The Court Record.

Superior COurt-.-Crimtnal Sfde--JudRe
 Culver.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The arguments in the case of William Pot ter, charged with picking pockets at the State fair in Meriden, were concluded and the case given to the jury. After being out short time they returned with verdict of not guilty.
 The case of John O'Neil for non support of family was erased from the docket.
 The next case takeuup was that of Charles E. Sparks for burglary in North Haven which occupied the attention of the court during the afternoon.
 The case was given to the jury, and after being out short time they returned with a verdict of guilty. Sentence was deferred.
 It Is expected that the malpractice case against Dr. B. L. R. Thomson, of this city, will bs taken up to-day. Detective Reilly returned from New York yesterday with the Canavan girl, who had previously written. to State Attorney Doolittle that she would not appear in court to testify against Dr. Thom- son. Mir. Reilly persuaded her to return. Ex-Chief of Police Fielding, of Middletown, was in town yesterday and indignantly denied that he had anything to do with influencing Mary Canayan from appearing as witness in the case.
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WANTED,

DY competent colored man ruoms to take care of ID . situation to wait table References If re- quired. Inquire at
 oc17 2t1 ISO WARD STREET.
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The New sy.tem of Ra1lroad Time.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The new system of regulating railroad time was adopted to-day at convention of eastern railroads held at No. 46 Bond street and attended by repre- sentatives of forty-six roads. A letter was read from Admiral Shufeldt, of the Naval Observatory in Washington, which expressed great satisfaction at the contemplated change. The new arrangement will go into effect No vember 18th.
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The Locomotive Engineer. in ss.a1sn.


 BUFFALO, Oct 1.-The International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers be gan it's twentieth annual session in St. James Hall this morning Two hundred delegates are present At o'clock dinner was given at the Genesee Hotel by the brotherhood to large number of invited guests. At 2:30 o'clock the brotherhood went into secret ses- sion in New Era Hall. The business will not be completed for several days. On Sunday divine service will be attended at St. Johns church, and on Tuesday there will be an ex- cursion to Niagara Falls. Other entertain ments will be provided for the visitors.
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A SITUATION by young man coachman enc "A who thoroughly understands the care of horses and is careful driver; is willing to make himself generally useful Inquire at
 ocl6 Sts 363 HTATE STREET.
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A nrov1nr Car on Flre.

PITrsBURa, Oct. 17.-One of the cars of westward bound freight train on the Cleve- land and Pittsburg railroad caught fire from an engine spark at HaysviIIe this morning and despite all efforts to extinguish the flames it was completely consumed. As soon as the fire was discovered the burning car was de- tached from the train. E
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h s.Mens sana in corpors sane.' 'tA sound mind in q so md body,r is the trademark of Aliens Brain Food, and ve assure our readers that if dissatisfed with weak ness of either brain or bodily powers this remedy will permanently strengthen both
 AI. At drugRfsts1 oIS 3teod&1tsz
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Naffea.

The Republican Senatorial convention for the nom 1nasion of candidate for Senator for the Seventh Dlstr1ce will be held at Tylerg Hall, New Havens on Thursday, the 18th day of October 1885, at o'clock ?. m Per order,
 GEORGE R. KELSEY,
 Chairman Senatorial Committee.
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The Largest Furnace in q

The Largest Furnace In che World.
 P1rrsBURe, Oct. 17.-Besides the purchase of the Bessemer Steel company yesterday Messrs Cornegie Brothers < Go. propose en- larging the luby Furnace, one of their larg- est establishments, and making it the largest furnace in the world. They will expend over $10O. 900 in improvements and expect to increase the output from one-third to enc half more than it's present capacity.
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WANTED. A SITUATION by a Competent woman to do ger eTa ,a. houseworki good reference. Inquire at
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NOTICE.

TYHE registrars of the respective voting districts of
 the Town Of New Haven will be in session 0R THURSDAY, the 18th day of October, 1888, from o'clock till o'clock D. n1., for the purpose of perfectng the list of ELECTORS and also the list of those TO BE MADE. The place of meeting in the several wards is 0s follows:
 FiHss WRrd-R IT. Hookerg Real Estate On1ce, No. "A Church street.
 Second Ward-oatman's Joiner Shop. No. IS Park street
 Third WArd-OfHcs of William F. French, corner Congress avenue and George street.
 Fourth Ward-Barber Shop. No. 276 West Water street
 Fifth ward-Paester's Cigar Store, No. cox Chapel street
 Seventh ward at s.shiner & son's Carriage Shop, No. POS Grand street.
 Eighth ward William Gearys Store, corner State and Clark streets
 Ninth Ward-J. T. Benham's Feed Store, No. 2s Broadway.
 Tenth Ward-EDgine House, corner Park and Elm streets.
 Eleventh wsrd-Eo s1 Ferry street. corner of Pier pont street. &e
 Thirteenth Ward-0hlce of the Diamond Match O., Westvile. Fifteenth Ward-Jonathan N. Rowe's store. water aide.
 o.,.m TIEL5AM HHRe,TI e,KEEFE Town Rseiz,raru.
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Mants.

WANTED A GIRL to cook, wash and iron reference re ools it: ' - ss1 CHAPEL STREET.
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A SITUATION wet nurse by young woma A aged 20 years; no objection to the country Call or address for two days
 oc1s It. 5i CEDAR HILL AVENUE
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of the several towns in New Ha- ven county are requested to send the usual number of delegates to the County convention to be held Insurance building, room l5, in New Haven on Sat urday. Octobsr 90, 1888, at Il o'clock B. m to nomi- nate Sheriff for New Haven county; to appoint county committee and to transact any other proper business.
 F. 0. BARTHOLOMEwl
 ALEXANDER FOoTE, County
 A R DTJNHAM. | OommlStee.
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A SITUATION by strosg willing young girl to q 1A general housework; has no objection to th country IS competent to take of milk and but ter If required good reference also a nurse atr wants situation. Inquire at
 oc18 It. lS4L< sT JOHN arRNET
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A tragedy .. ,hs Dianer Table.

ROCHESTER, Oct IT, While Charles Kramer and John Bauersehmidt were eating dinner together this afternoon in a saloon on Front street shot from Bauerschmidt's pis- tol instantly killed Kramer. Whether the shot was accidental or intentional is not yet known
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Vanderbilt and Bonner fin colll.lon.

VeAdeFbAIe ana Bonner An CoAASAon.
 NEW YoRK, Oct. 17.-By road collision this afternoon William H. Vanderbilt was thrown from his buggy and David Bonner was badly shaken up. Neither is seriously sinjured. &
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A FEW live, active cauvAssers dead men please A keep away; commission :; absolute wages and expenses paid. Call from 10 a. m. Friday October 19, one hour only, up stairs st
 ocI8 It. 369 STATE STREET
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Committee on streets.

MEETING of the Committee on Strsets will be A held FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 18th, 1883, in rooms 10 and II, City Hall. et 7:SO o'clock @
 Parties interested in the following petitions are reference to the same:
 Petition for the xegrading of sidewalk both sides of Division Pstislon for the grazins of St Roman atrest, be- tween Lawrence and Highland streeta. fsss Petition for pavement on the roadway Of Wall street. 4s side of Maltby street, between Grafton and LonbaEd streets. Petition for cobble gutter on the went side Of South Front street, between 6rand and Exrhange streets. Eeses te7
 Petition fer cencrete walk on both aides cf Clay street, between Haven and Ferry attesfs.
 Petition for change in the order for brick pave ment on Iamberton street, north side.
 Petition for concrete walk on both sides of Frank Btreet DetWeau Columbus aFenne and Barclay street and aramonstranoe against the same. Per oFdar of chairman.
 TIMOTHY ,. CROWLEY
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a.,.a.1.1.-.na-ar ohann.

4AE 8HAkb NNKeFo N0V9K 7~b O1ASSP'
 and J. N. Adam 6 Go never felt as confident of having the best value in New Haven as they do to day. olS 3t
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Tappsrs FoiIed-AnOther Scheme to De.
 rand fhe Fool SeIIera.

fraud the Fool Sel19r8s
 NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Telegraph tsppers
 yesterday arranged plan for defrauding the
 Coney Island pool sellers, but their scheme
 was thwarted when Chief of Police McKane
 and five of his officers rsided the Iroquois
 Hotel and in sn upper room captured the
 machinery which was intended for the en-
 richment of the schemers. Albert Burtis,
 owner of the pool room at Bauer's, went to
 headquarters and complained that there was
 apparently interference with the wires leading into his club room. Euspic- ion was immediately directed to the Iroquois where Q man had been mo- ticed during the forenoon making mysterious motions in the direction of Bauer's which were apparently answered. When the officers raided the Iroquois they found in room on the upper floor two fine telegraph instruments and scattered about were number of tele- grams In an adioiHing room was 8 new fifteen far battery. The wires were con- , nected with the trunk wires outside running from the city and preparations to tap the other wires for information. A. B. Samuels and one 1 Fnrst were subsequently, arrested on suspic- ! ion of complicity in the affair. That the swindlers expected to make big haul by l their scheme is evident from the fact that ! they offered an operator $500 for Q days ! service Theis plan apparently was to tap { the wire, learn the winning horses ct the l Washington races, hold the information until
 they could buy 8 number of tickets on the
 horses and then forward the telegram to it's destination.
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A Tsmpsranes Orator sued for Divorce.

A Temperance 0rator Sued for Divorce.
 BRooKLyN, Oct 1.-The trial of the divorce suit of Mrs. Mary E. Johnston against Eli Johnston. the temperance lec- turer, was begun to-day in the City court. Mrs. Johnston produced evidence of her marriage to the defendant in 1852 and swore that she had never icondonsd his alleged of fences. Several witnesses testified to vari- ety of circumstances at Lake Croesur during September, 1881, while Mir. Johnston was making temperance addresses at a camp meeting which indicated guilty degree of familiarity between him and Mrs. Elvira Am nis chambermaid at the Long Point House. The trial will be continued tomorrow.
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HilmaD'S Real Estate Office

63 Church St., Opp. POstOfhce. sAA $5O,00O to loan at per cent. Hotel, Mountain HI Houses, Summer Resorts and Mineral Springs I for sale. Also city property, Residences, Lots, Manufacturing property Savin Rock property in lots to suit purchasers Farms and Rural property. All on easy terms.
 au29 tf I1. B. HINMASs
 FOR SALE CHEAP. SxkA THE house and lot No. 200 Clinton avenue. fss Lot 10Ox140, acres of land situated on Wood eN bridge road. two miles from center of city Also lot on Eaet Chapel street.
 A. M HOLMES, fe9 If 69 Church Street, Room g.
 FOR RENT, SssA WHOLE HOUSE, No. 600 Chapel street, $S0 es5 per month 137 Henry street, list hoor,h and e8 cold water, gas, furnace, etc., SIS per month ; 02 St. John street, first floor, rooms, $25 per month 29 Auburn street, 1st floor and barn, $12 per month Whalley avenue, second floor and small barn, SS per month part of house on Grand street. near Ferry street, with barn, S16 per mouth 190 Clinton avenue, hrst floor, $10 second floor, s. Four rents near Winchester Armory. Also houses or sale in all parts of city and on easy terms.
 A. M HOLMES, Ap7 69 Church Street. Room g.
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City Court-CrfmInaI sfde-JadGe Stud

October 16-Owen McMullen, Thomas Donahus. theft, nolled. Henry Graves, Ed ward Sisk, violation of hack ordinance, $1O fAe, $4 39 costs each. Phoebe Tousley alias, Phoebe Short, theft, $5 fine, $5.39 costs, fifteen days in jail Thomas Morris, resist ing officer, $5 39 costs, thirty days in jail. EIdridee T. Laneel, lascivious carriage, $7 fine and s 80 costs
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SANEORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Vho GreRk BmlaAm1C Oagt1llR12Om Of VVftch
 Hazel, American Pine. C@na1faa Efur.- Marfg0ld, Glover Ba0AsOza, etes, For the In1nsdiRts Relief and Pernsnent oure of every form of CatAETh. from Simple Head Gold or InnuenzA e the Lo1s of Small, Taste and Heaxinz OouGh, Bronchitis and Ineipient OcnsumpEaon Re. 1ieg Hn five mfHutes in any and every Nothing like it. Grateful, fragrant wholesome Cure beRins from first application, and is rapid radical perma- nent and never fAilfng.
 One bottle Radical Oure one box Catarrhal Solvent
 and Sanfords InhaIer all in one packAge, forming
 coEpplete treatment, Of all dEuggsfB for $1. Aak for GANToRD1s RADICAL 0URE. POTTER DRUe AND CHMl- fukx. Oo., BOSTON. s4sz
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THREE WRRNINGs.

THREE WARNINGS.
 A SICK STOMACH-AN ACHING HEAD-AND CONSIDERABLE GENERAL DEBILITY, ARE THREE WARNINGS WHICH IT IS MADNESS TO DESIRE GARD. DANGEROUS DISEASES MAY BE EXPECT ED TO FOLLOW THEM IF NOT ARRESTED WITH- OUT DELAY. TONE THE RELAXED STOMACH, CALM THE EXCITED BRAIN, INVIGoRATE THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, AND REGULATE THE BOWELS WITH VARIANTS SELTZER APERIENT IF YOU WISH TO ESCAPE THE EVILS WHICH THE PREMONITORY SYMPTOMS INDICATE. HOW MANY CONSUMING FEvERs, VIOLENT BILIOUS ATTACKS, NERVOUS PARoXYSMs AND OTHER TERRIBLE AILMENTS MIGHT BE PREVENTED IF THIS AGREEABLE AND RECOVERABLE SALINE TONIC AND ALTERATTYE WE'RE ALWAYS TAKEN IN TIME? SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. '
 oc18 TT&S2w
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,l October 17th, 1888. UPSTATE of IRENE CARMEN, late of New Haven, I1 in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha-
 ven hath limited and allowed six months from the
 date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
 present their accounts properly atteted within said
 debted to said estate requested to mako irned- ate payment to GEO. A. ROBINSON oc18 2d1W Adminfgtrator with the will