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Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-20
Second Congressional District

MIDDLETowN, Conn.,, Oct. 16, 1884. The Second congressional district convention will reconvene at the City Hall in Meriden, Tues day October 21st at 10:O0 o'clock ., for the pur pose of nominating a candidate for Congress.
 BARTLETT BENT, ! Congressional D. D. HAMILTON, MILTON, Committee
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-20
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Sfde-Judee
 StndIor

October 1S-James KelIaber braacb of inc peace, $25 fine, Ss.77 costs, and drunk s10 fine and S7.S8 costs, paid; Thomas Guinan. injury to building, to October 21; Maurice Sullivan, cruelty to animals, continued to
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The anmrmal aud Gn,arier.

DErrvERrD BY cAnnrERs IN THE. crTr, 1a CENTS WEEK, 4s CENTS A MONTH, $500 A YEAR. THH SAME TERMS By MAIL.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Mar lKet. Closing quotations Reported over Private Wires
 to Edwin Rowe 6 Co.,. Commission Mer-
 chants, 403 New York ProdEce Exchange, New
 York
 The following shows the quotations at 2:3o p. m fc'l@:-~c'@ 4;--~~> s~~ +l-e past thres days:
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A Popn1ar Fanacy.

 Many people think that Rheumatism cannot be cured. It is caused by bad state of the blood. which deposits poisonous matter in the joints and muscles causing ameness, stiffness swelling of the joints and sexcruciating pains. Kidneywort will certainly effect cure. It acts the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, stimulating them to healthy action purifes and enriches the blood and elimi- mates the poison from the system. Go to the near est druggist buy Kidney-Wort and be cured.
 w Keep This In Mind. In the Diamond Dyes more cooring is given than in any known dyes, and they give faster and brilliant colors 10c at all druggists Wells, Richardson & Co, Burling ton, Vt Sample card, B colors and book of direc- tionS for Pc. stamp. o203teod 1tw
 Are you weak and debilitateda If so use the Wild Cherry Rock and Rye prepared by I. Calvin Shafer It will strengthen and invigorate your Sys- tenn revive your dropping energies and impart new life and vitality to your whole system. For sale by druggists grocers and wine merchants. o20eod3t
 Vegetine is the great health restorer, com posed exclusively of barks, roots and herbs Pleasant to take; children like it.
 ie23eodeow&wtf
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STARIN'S LINE. Daily Except Saturday.

Leave New Haven from Starins Dock at 1o.15n
 n1or m, tne JOHN H. STARIN, Captain McAlister
 71o5- Ins CORNING, Captain Spoor, every Monday Returning leave New York from Pier is. foot of
 Cortlandt street. at D. m-the STARfN eve eyery DI
 eIe1l Monday, Wednesday and Friday; the CORNING every sunday, Tuesday and Thursday The only Sunday night boat from New York '
 Eare, with berth in cabin, $1; stateroom $1 Ex Free Coach leaves the depot on arrival of Hart
 Iora fot traln; Leaves corner of Church and Chape streets every half hour, commencing at S:30 D. m T, Tickets and State Rooms can be purchased at T. F. Ryder's, No. 276 Chapel street, at the Tontine
 E1oIel or or the Downes News Co., 351 Chanel street
 and at the International Exchange 31 Center Street ,,,oo O. M. CONKLIN, Agent
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-20

THE ENTIRE WHEAT" " FEHHE most nutritious and healthful Flour in the \ world. Used and endorsed by the leading physicians of this country. It is the COMING FLOUR. A boon to dyspeptics and all who work at sedentary occupations For sale by
 N.VV. NIERwIN & CO.,, Sole Agents, and dealers in Flour, Grain, Meal Feed. .Ietc.,
 IFS and ISO State and l, and 5 George Streets. se15 3m
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Our object is to build up our trade by pleasing
 patrons and to do this we must give them both
 good work and careful attention which positive ly do and that
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WE ARE
THE BEST

Connected by telephone, that you can give your order and have your linen called for and re turned and we warrant that you will find it
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DO YOU KNOW
THAT

That the Troy Steam Laundry's office and work are at 50 Center street and
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-20

FOB SALE NN account of ill-health offer for sale my en- tire stock of Yankee notions sewing silk tail ors trimmings, horses, wagons, &., together with route which has been established years A splendid opportunity for an active young man. anyone wishing to purchase will please call on Address L. E. HENDEE,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-20

A mare valued at S2, 500, belonging to James s. Brown, sister of Christine, who won in the 2:40 race at Stafford last week,
 was found dead the ot her day in pasture near his residence, where other horses were
 also kept, and is supposed to have been
 kicked to death by them
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

The failure of the Marine Bank. o
New York, which was considered
one Of the stron 1ast monte institi.
ions OF that city caused considera
hle excitement in Wal, street on the
jth inst. Gen. Grant and his son,
Ulysses, Jr., were heavy losers and
it may possibly be the means Of
bringing them very near the door of
poverty. Dawson, also, had suffer
ar by the failure, in the person of
Mr.. Joe Wooten. He had deposit
ed with this bank about $500. that
be was using in his business, subject
to demand, and was very much
frightened when the report of the
'ailure came to hand. Mr.. Wooten
now seems, however, tolerably con-
tident that he will be able to recover
the amount in full, as the stock hold.
ers and directors are all known as
solid monied men, AMI the suspen-
sion having been caused by some
standing of its officials
Mr. Wooten feels very much relieved
as he has already been offered scots.
in the dollar for his claim The
bank will likely resume payment in
= few days and meet all its obliga.
tons.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

9@13 every cas- Of Asqo Whore omed with Indigestion Torpid Liver or
the 4eeig @ n will he ci that thew nf 2 ic f a d an@ T I" ay
ine composed purely le remedies Read what
HA1onEHs STATION, GA, October 18th,
0c years b that e To a d nsIT% s dadhs 1"f f 'hG last
Physicians @ nrI try yor Dy6 f y at "a ag many
@ r es Nv S s 5 a haEe not suffered from
any every without injury have praccng physician for
osos and poa a1 fSo i s i from @ the n %i6n%
your Dysrepc ~ for Almost Spade Ills e dss eeon r
@ @ !, 51Si best T d @e %P with h y0 re-
1@at the I {' ~ have my Do1 house e N O. cost
r. IA. GENERALS or1cn ATLANTA July
o LAB Ra eg 1 sy 9 been so'y s Indigestion by
5si oos eyerg ely known for disease without
ye, and "tagst has Iesn three
r o[51es O r aissrR NA;rrAorNq Err1A Ah July
the liver, that she had G recd des 1 y o h m
% @ e D. Al Ss Dgse E 3S e' 9as s R was
I 6 9d 5r g 1nd her n qpg @ 49, pounds
onrnaous suffering DISAPPOINTMENT. HIGHToWEI
en Pa II2i1DaAa sa5u five osRt cough
sp night for IS mon owing to the ty Of the cough
n 6 S and ed n aa l nP patent R mc n td
by Eth Ya 5cs your IHo Ez%5 less than c day ys
eA il a9 rsennnedd TOT number persons
Dr. HORDE, S.. v,n.rr.. ,,-
15 ' y s. s 9? af 'Sh Pls p S
Dr. Ior-Doar r had dgsga @r yr Ater trying almost every
Try your D'sPe''o Elixir which cured me Yours 49, Nj. S% ss
s s had s d T E y' @ s had ."S s S5
KING ; %s2, 3( 8 R R, ssrs e Ala
Or have two 1 , 2 VIZ @ s9 ] 5 $ss. & two
sir: affords ne core add add my ss1moy f to your
Ny whole rrTcs became yTcd had uent rop"ns OF
a "e 4d Dqc sr 1T r S' dha 3 en aa
WINGED before ss up bottle 9proyns: purchased more and began
@ o& 3 a 25 proud to state was entirely & 3 @H p6 f9"
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

AtlantaS latest sensation was her
newspaper reporters walking match
on last Saturday. Extensive prepa-
ratlons had been made for the match
and Judging from the Constitutions
three column report of the affair it
must have been one of the biggest
hits Atlanta ever made. The race
opened at 10 O'Clock on Saturday
morning with eight entries, and clos
ed at 10 o'clock on Saturday night.
It is estimated that the number of
people who Witnessed the race was
not less than 5000. The gate mon
~, besides several hundred dollars
worth of prizes, was distributed
among the walkers. The best time
made was As miles, by Mr.. Ches-
ARE. a reporter for the Constitution.
1t is now proposed to have bird
hunters walking match in Atlanta.
open to the stale. In the event Of
lis consummation, it is probably
shat Dawson will enter man, whose
record has never been elualled as a
walker.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

The following stunning paragraph
clipped from the Augusta Evening
News is just as applicable to this
section of the state, and is a con.
glomeration of facts, for which 1t
will be hard to fud any reasonable
apology =
"WLat is to be the end of Rich.
mond county farmer dressed in New
York clothing, with Massachusetts
shoes, who till9 his Georgia land with
a Kentucky pillow drawn by Ten
nessee mule fed on Vermont hav,
who rides to town every Saturday in
an Indiana wagon to lay in his week 8
supply Of Ohio bread Pennsylvania
butter, Chicago meat, Cincinnati
whiskey, North Carolina tobacco and
Louisiana ucc?'
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15
THE MORRISON BILL,

Oar hopes have vanished with the
defeat of the Morrison Bill, of hay
Ing any relief from the present
Assembly, of the hoavy tariff taxes
now imposed upon the people. This
bill had grown exceedingly popular
during the time it had been before
the public and there were well
founded hopes, that, sooner OF later
it would become law, but, such
Democratic protectionists as Mr.
Randall and his followers had it in
their power TO kill it, which they
have faithfully done. Never IN the
history Of the United States haze
there been such despotic measures
perpetrated upon the people Of this
country, as is being done in the con
tinnation Of these high tariff rates,
protecting the interest Of few
bloated bond-holders aad Nea
Easiand spinners, to the detr;ment
Of myriads OF the poorer classes.
Nj. Randall and his ilk have surely
lost all chances OF ever becoming he
leading element at Washington
again, or OF any party in this coun-
try, in this their last effort to fJisl
upon an already over-burdened work
ing class, rate OF taxes levied to
support war measures, 20 years ago,
and to keep lying in an already over
charged tr' asury millions of the
peoples money to be used in fraud
ulent extravaganza
AS we have said we have no hopes
left OF speedy relief from this state
of things. In our opinion, however,
there must be, ere long, a reduction
Of these tariff rates, which is getting
to be an actual necessity for the
safety Of the government. 1t is
highly probable and reasonable to
expect that during another session of
Congress some conservative tariff
man will Introduce q measure +o
afford gradual relief to the present
state OF things, which will necessari.
ly involve a number of years in It's
eonsumnation in order to do full JUS
tice to all classes of business. This
can and no doubt Will be done and
to the detriment of noae. We will
hail the day with Joy when some
such step will have been made.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

The libel suit of NJ. a. Dauphin,
of the Louisiana Lottery Company
against the Philadelphia Times. has
been thrown out Of court, the Judge
saying: "rhis business bero is not
entitled to any protection Whatever.
1t is not only unlawful, but it is
worse. 1t is an infamous crime. Is
it possible that a business stigmatiz-
ed by the law of Pennsylvania cannot
DO 80 characterized here b. the edi.
tor OF a newspaper or any other citi-
zen, notwithstanding the fact tina.
the business may be lawful in Louis
lana? Is it possible that the citizens
Of Pennsylvania may not express their
approval Of the laws Of Pennsylya-
Mar
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15


1t is sail that the farmers OF
Washington and other counties IN
this state have organized a company
for the insurance Of horses and mules.
Each member deposits 81, for every
animal be owns, and if one dies dur
ing tie year he can draw from the
funds 800 to buy another. This as
ISOLATION has been in existence for
several years and works well. It
has been demonstrated that 81 vii,
cover the risk on one horse or mule
for twelve months.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

On Saturday the Secretary Of the
Treasury issued the one hundred and
twenty seventh call for bonds. The
call is for sl0,00O,0)O three per cent
bonds, issued under the act Of Con
gress approved July 18th, 1872, and
notice is given that the principal and
accrued interest will be paid
at the Treasury of TIE
United States on the twentieth day
of June, 1884, and that the interest
will cease on that day.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

The Savannah Times says truthful
ly: "There IS 10 good reason why
pupils of the pablo schools should be
compelled to carry their tasks home
with taem in Order to perform
them out of school honrs. If the
time during which child is kept in.
side the walls Of the school house is
not sufficiently long to enable the
student to acquire an ordinary edu
cation, there is something wrong il
the system
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

The editorial fraternity. of Georgia
is contemplating an excursion to Can
ada this spring.
The Qaitman Free Press says thai
the watermelon crop OF Brooks is al
least, ten days ahead Of the crop of
last year. The shipping will begin,
therefore, considerably earlier this
year.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

Congress has agreed to loan the
New Orleans exposition 100000.
1t bids fair, now, to exceed the
Philadelphia Centennial If '76.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

The Lunpkia Independent says the
peach crop in thai section will be
failure this year The editor ac-
counts for it in his usual scientific
way.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

Fort Valley Mirrir: "A hundred
carloads of watcrmeIons have been
sold to be delivered here AMI al
Perry and along the railroad between
this point and Perry aud Macon.
More land is planted than there was
last year
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

A man by the name Of Wash Hurst
was recently arrested and placed in
Jail in Lumpkin upon charge of
selling diseased beef
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

Notwithstanding the proposed re
dnction Of tariff, new cotton mills
are going up throughout the South
at rate Of speed uneq 'alled in the
history Of any country in The world.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

The state Of Georgia ought to feel
more interest 10 tue return of Hon
N. E. Harris, Of Blob, to the legisla-
tufe than any man in the state. He is
the special champion Of the technolo-
gical school interest Of the state, an
institution we most sal Iy need.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent.


nv" recruits nave oee'' enrolled 'a-
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l.,af ,,,.'.S zoo
IIoh,ias t,on.,n :. a.,, jo,, f...;tr,, -
success than tho Joba+a J., tb. on,..
bar Of the ua,so Tbe nosso,,o -,
the bill 5v the Hansa s.a,,s v.,,,,. ,.ro
bable tbongb NJ, Randall .av. ,I,.u
he has FORTY savan 1a,oo,ro,. ,h
will ..s,and staDpcb and trno aga;o.,
Morrison ;nico;tv and tho.,ho, ,.;I,
strike out the en,c,iog cI.osr., !,
is generally understand that NJ.
Mckinley will make tbr oot;o, f.
strike ont fine enactin., c,s,,sa to.,.,,r
row, bat ,be fegliot n,ov,iIs ~ tba
can;hol tbat this move oil, ca,,,;.1,.
G,;l aud tbo4 tba o,,l,. ho,o of A..
onnonents If The bill i 70 o,,anl
annercifully. The rcformers are
working quietly and appear TO be
rajuinc ground. Some Of Mr. Ran
dall's friends say that the bin vii,
doubtless BASS if the five republicans
who votaJ fo,, lie cons;3o,, i,n sam
mort the bin rne olt4;J. ;na,a,ra
fronrbt To boar IN no,v Of IVA 20
,nhlicans is strono. ana i is call 4,..
national banks are wo,kjns o. II, re-
pnblicans t. cet them to pass III.
Morrison hill
Tho nro1abi,itv If tho " r,;s,n
h;Il o,ssi,,r u, yr,,so ;,,.,,,;4 ,.;.l
some interest in tba Senate Es
chances in the latter body are ocras-
ionally discussed amonr Senators. The
prevailing impression seems to he
that neither the Morrison bill, nor
any other interfering with the tariff
conld 90 thro,oh tho Sooota o,.,h.
present session. bus there ara Sem
tors who contend that s,c, , ma,s.
ure would pass. Senator Vanwy,.
believes TINT if the Ho1sa sends over
4 tariff reduction hin !, viii receive
The aDnroval Of fbp Sonata
Mr.. Eaton, who once attnmDtel RI.
Their nnsuccasfully to distinguish him.
self oy dumping on TO B.aiao,' in the
Senate, dill some biz Jumping on his
party during the tariff debate. for the
amusement Of the oyer-borcd gale
ries, and TO the intense satisfaction
OF the opponents Of the bil. Assam
mo that bia FORTY vaarc # dan,,,.,..,, ~.
Justified him. "A he s,i4 in s.s,,'p
plaip talI,ino he uroca4do5 10 has1
the tariff reformers over the coal. ami
to read them Isr,ura IN 9 straic If
caustic rebnlle. Mr. Faton or aO,d.
| BIZ Eaton ~ his f,;anls 1a';ght m
call him. is a har3.hitter AMI when
his Mood = m 1,a.,. o,,o ....,al,
whom he hits or Ill 'thi,.,s h.
brides himself on his democracy
which is of the mos, orthodox, jack
sonian sort; and to be- called a .b,r.
nacla," SIS he was recently, and to
hare n hint droo,na that funerals in
certain eastern state. wera essential
70 democratic snosas. vo. r,+b,.
more than the old gentleman o,pI1
stand So he hil back Yesterday. and
he oava SON, b1,.vs tbot hro.,.,bt
blood. The Morrison hin ba st;l,na-
tiza} az no, -, ota, !, tl,. ,;.ra. ,;
rection " b,,t ..a e,,,h e4.-, ava .,lo
staggering Of POLITICAL ina5r;a.4 ,,
1t mr,ely scout the ,ail off n;4,.oat
ten republican hsu,lioo tb,, it, ,or
pnts were ASHAMED Of" and mi5a.
have been drawn by any car d.iv ~
who knew enough to use his Car hook
Ill have none Of H." he exclaimed
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

The most anxious sea- cheers Just
now after lambs with a good heavy
fleece Of money are the stock brokers,
They are very hungry for the fleece
aud when they hays got that, the limbs
NAV 90.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

Blaine still leads the van as
Republican candidate for presidential
nomination. His chances to be nom
mated ara fatterin3, though the
friends OF Arthur, L Imunds and 9th
ers will doubtless combine 10 beat
him.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15

1t is announced tina; lot of Now
England editors will visit Georgia
during the present month.
The Dawson journal., 1884-05-15
lDDa ElO1vo9
Esp eptEc Elixir,

THE only known remedy that will every Dyspepsia
Indigestion It has been tested in hunre of and has
failed a single instance It has been
equally successful IN
Liver Complaint Constipation, aundicc Headache Acidy
Heartburn, Chronic Dysentery or Diarrhoa,
Heart Disease, &c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
DEEDS.
McIormick Heard From.

Hon. Levi Bashford has received the following letter from Hon. R. c. Me Cormick. He gracefully" retires:
 NEW YORK, NJ ,rch 19, 1884. Dear Sir: hear that some ot the Arl- zoua paners are wondering whether l expect to go to the Republican National Convention this year as a delegate from the Territory. l certainly do not, as told ,ou and others long since. If l had not expected to have visited the Territory each year, for several years mast. should have asked that some one be put m my place on the National Committee.
 I did not expect to be made delegate to the last convention, and ore reason for giving you my proxy to attend at the recent meeting of the National Commit tee was because thought the Republ- cans of the Territory should be repre- sented by some one more familiar with tbe present sentiments and wishes,
 Returning thanks for the honor whicn tine party m Arizona has shown ne upon many occasions and in many ways, l have only to express my hope that its action ln choosing delegates to the com inc convention, and ID naming a mem her of the new National Committee, w,II he harmonious and satisfactory 10 all concerned.
 Very truly yours,
 R. o. MCCORMICK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
HANDS AND HEARTS
Of Mir. A. V. Grossetta and Miss Bessie Warren Joined Together in
 Happy Wedloek

MT. A. V. Grossetta and Miss Bessie Warren were united in marriage We'd nesday evening at the residence of the brides mother, surrounded by num- Der of their most intimate friends. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Chas Sumner, pastor of the Congregational church.
 MT Grossetta Is n merchant of this city Tn good financial standiog. He is a gentleman and highly esteemed by all our people aud there are none but will wish him long life aud happiness. Miss Warren Is highly esteemed for her many excellent qualities of -art and mind and there are hosts of friends who ex- tend 10 her best wishes for the happiest of married lives.
 Alter the marriage ceremony and con gratulations the happy couple and friends proceeded to the Cosmopolitan hotel where Paul Moroney had prepared for them wedding feast There was mlrth and joy, and radiant happiness around that board that will finger with MT. and Mrs. Grossetta until the end.
 The CITIZEN joins with the rest of thelr many sincere friends in its con- gratulations and drinks to the health, the happiness and prosperity of both.
 The presents were numerous and eleg- ant, among which were the following:
 From the groom, beautiful silver wafer set, silver butter dish, cake basket, set or cut glassware and a sugar shell.
 From the brides mother, two large Il Ing, and set China ware.
 Mrs. and Miss Wiser, q large handsome castor.
 L. G. Radulovicb, 15 dozen napkin rings, silver ladle, silver card receiver and an elegant ivory handled carving knife and fork.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jos. Sresovich, pair of beautiful floral vases and silver sugar bowl.
 N. Sresovich, beautiful napkin ring.
 Mir. and Mrs. Goodsell, a handsome gold lined silver cake basket.
 Mss l.. A. Royce, silver pickle dish.
 Mss Medbury, pair of silver owls for salt and pepper.
 Mrs. Ziegler, lace spread and pillow sham.
 Mrs. Brown, of Chicago, silk sofa pill 
 Mrs. II. Brown, handsome, painted plaque.
 J. McC. Elliott, picture of self in handsome walnut frame.
 Miss Nj. Guerovich, gold horseshoe. NIT. and hrs. Il. D. Underwood and Miss Underwood, an eight-day ebony clock
 Nr. and Mrs. c. J. Freese, a majolica l pitcher.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. Cooler, two handsome boqUe;s Of flowers. Miss Monk, book of poems.
 R. II. Palmer. perfume bottle in silver case.
 Sideman & Lachman, of San Fran cisco, two boxes of choice cigars. Wm Kane bottle of extra fine wine.
 Hellman, Haas X Co, of Los Angeles, | box of natural flowers. $. Mckinley, box of flowers. MT. and Mrs. Dr. \. II. Filling. Bur lington, Iowa, case and cards of con- ! gratulations.