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Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16
P,es Eatinp.n Row. Hand.

In Harwinton recently Fred Capel's five
years. old son had fit while playing around
the pig pen, and fell, unconscious, with one
Of his hands through the fence of the pig
yard. The pigs at once began to make a
meal of his fingers, but his little sister, three
years old, ran to the house and told her
mother that the pigs were seating him up"
in time to save him, though his hand was
very badly lacerated
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16

Wooster lodge, F. and A. n, will hold q
special communication for work on Saturday
evening. Owing to the large number of can
d dates for admission the lodge will have to
hold occasional special sessions until the sum-
m sr vacation which commences July 1st end
sndg August 31st. The lodge was rever in a
more prosperous condition than at present.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16

About midnight the fire alarm bells
sounded from box 151, and then from
box 1852. The cause of the alarm was fire
in a small frame dwelling house, Ne. 181
Frank street, owned by Mrs. Francis McCon-
NELL widow lady who keeps boarders and
lives next door to the house. The fire de-
partment responded promptly and soon had
the flames under control. The house was
unoccupied and was probably set on fire.
The roof was partly burned off and thu inte-
rior was badly injured.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16

Patrick Nc Donald was arrested last even
ing for breach of the peace on Andrew Nc
Partland on Oak street. He furnished
bonds for his appearance before the City
court and was released.
Michael Early assaulted his mother, Rose
Early, last evening in a brutal manner.
However bad the woman may be, she should
be protected from brutal assaults by her own
son.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16
d [ H VI @ " d S .


''You did not go to Florida for your cough
and cold, as you proposed"
''No! found the necessary ozone and pine
aroma in four Allcock's Porous Plasters, two
on my back and two on my chest. I was
quickly cured; they proved perfect shield
against pneumonia. These plasters also
cured my son of rheumatism in the shoulder,
which for months defed medical skill.
have found them very quick to cure and
absolutely painless. Ia bruises no external
remedies can be more effective"
s.Allcock's" is the only genuine Porous
Plaster: buy no other and you will not be
cheated. m12 2eod 1tW
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16

'Trifes light as air'' are scarcely lighter
than, biscuits. bread, caskes and puddings
raised with Sea Foam, wholesome substi-
tute for ordinary baking posders, soda or
saleratus Endorsed by chemists and the medi-
cal fraternity, and most welcome adjunct in
culinary operations Housekeepers who have
discarded other baking powders as inefect-
ual hurtful or as imparting disagreeable
flavor, find in Sea Foam a realization OF their
wishes ms m&f 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16
Entertainments.


A fine novelty company is playing at the
American Theater this week. Manager Ed
ridge has none but the best shows at his
house.
MARGARET MATHER.
Margaret Msther will appear at Carifs
Opera House Monday evening in ''Leah, the
Forsaken." The play and the actress are
well known, and undoubtedly large audi
ence will assemble to hear them. Seats at
LOOMS.
JOSEPH MURPHY.
Mr.. Joseph Murphy will play an engage
ment of two nights and matinee at CarlI's
Opera House beginning this evening when
the delightful drama Shaun Rhue will be
presented. Tomorrow afternoon Shaun
Rhue and tomorrow evening Kerry Cow will
be given.
THE JosEFFY PIANO kEstF4L.
Tonight New Haveners can hear a musical
celebrity. Rafael Joseffy, the king of the
pianoforte, will give as one of his select pi-
ano recitals. In his programme are. amongst
other good compositions, the old fashioned
fuguas by Bach and Handel, the sinfenic soma
to of Beethoven, Schubert's dreamy musical
moments the poetical strains of Schumann,
the deep sentiments OF Chopin, and the mas
teriy transcription of Listz. Josefy'sn anne
also appears on it IS composer of two num-
bers. No lover Of music. should fail to be
present at Josefy's recital tonight. Tickets
at M. Steinert & Sons.
THE ORPHANS AT CARL1's.
A large audience gathered az Carlrs Opera
Roufe last evening to attend the concert
given by the orphans OF st. Francis asylum.
The various numbers ON the programme
we1s executed in q manner that showed care
full training on the part of their instructors,
and those present weEs much interested in
che successful efforts of the httla Orphans
The vocal selections by Miss Lizzie Harding,
who came from Branford to assist the Or
phans, was especially Ane, and her reception
BIZ the audience was enthusiastic. A Eat
sum has been turned into the treasury Of Ehe
asylum from the proceeds of the concert,
and it fs expected TO 10 far towards defray-
ing the expenses incurred in Ensking necessa
~ Improvements in aRd about the insttp
ton.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16

IF you have tried all other rem edies and
they have failed, remember that Crosby's
Five Minute Cure, which never fails when
applied as directed, will cure all aches and
pains. At druggists. m16 3teod1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16

If you intend travelling don't forget to take
with yeu bottle of the Wild Cherry Rock
and Rye prepared by I. Calvin Shafer. 1t is
invaluable for colds or a preventive of
colds. For sale by fine grocers, druggists
and wine merchants. milo 9teod
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16

" n " I'D Y liza I IONM INV 10 I0J-UA =
Athlophoros- AT Drug ists'
Connections River khAd-A. Foote Co.
ORosbys Five Minute Cure-At Druegfsts'.
For Rent tores-H p. Hoadley.
For ReEt-Tent ment-713 State Street.
For Sale Build g Lot-R- E. Baldwin
For Sale Cow-H ". Bassett.
Hunts Remedy-At d. uggists'.
Margaret Mather-Carll's Opera House.
Nursery Stock. ]. Brennan.
Plants AT d Seeds Frank S. Platk.
Shirfs-E. EerwiD's Son
Wanted-Girls-l0H Howe Street.
WAnted-House Painters-John 8. Bodley.
Wanted-Boy- Schneider Staub.
Wauted-Situau n-l43 Washington Street
Wanted-Situation-l21 Lafayette ST. est.
Want ed ituation-"Ann :"
Wanted-Rituatfon-" Wsnt"
Wanted SituAtion-55 Day Street.
WAnted-6ituation-25 Wooster Street.
Wanted-SttuatioD-C. Metzger.
Wild Cherry Rock and Rye-At Druggists.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16

The Rev. G. L. Thompson will speak in
the Westville M. E. church Sunday evening
next on his recent visit to Jerusalem and
the Mount OF Olives.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16
gnetial Mot1tes.

NEPTUNE IN A RAGE 1ashes the ocean
with trident tail till It seehs and bubbles. The
housewife obtsfns SEA EOAM from in
which ts is packed. A look of profound satisfac-
ton irradatez her husbands countenance at break
fast. and the children noisily delighted at
the delicious biscuits to which 1t gives "rise-"
It ia pure, wholesome and effective. TIVE ity-
seven recai OTIS in each ml6sF2plt
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16
Sp,fial Botites.
Spttial guti1es.
F. NJ. Brown & Co.
DRY GOODS
Booming i'm Every Department.

Such buns. for the
@ % @ s city Ss a9sa Bss1 Ra
a Nv o our $1,000 ~
Ladies' Cloak Department.
TREMENDOUS
sss sR5's
Iacea ringe. pasemeneris and ornaments
LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT.
a s y sas Satin f % s9ns 1as Sum
oss'a sGs vas Ben % T s9 o F and Rs e o G
in embrOideies and Satin Ribbon Bows
Millinery Department..
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
m @ s 9n I'M Gs bs s oas f of s
ba lin
Silk and Dress Goods Departments
AND ooLoRED SILKS.
by OUR ss @ abl R 6sseans s1 s s
stripes
s9a B sssse ss s. 3s 1 s V7s Satin Ria
BLACK DRESS GOODS
ssR 5s M B as T T5s Ts
ings plain andho a a popular
1ss since s o a's 5 H ] s " ae Gf % the
long unprooule goods
r. ssISs r s1s'
Rs e2ss goed B Dr. sos G R n R ] @ Ali " novelties
LADIES HOSIERY GLOVES
made Of vast and increasing
in Hosiery andG att present time.
Ingram ribbed full regular made cardinal
Ladies' Es: Button Md s s s fine s ss s 50 fine quality regular 2s good.
BARGAINS in F Esssss P ea ssn E@o rel
f s5;:s:i::;i $:s::s::
A. ee~,AsAI
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PortroItofaD Dead sarsf1eId.

In the window of H. B. Armstrong & Co.'s
store on Chapel street is a handsome crayon
portrait of the late Michael O'Connor, who
was one of the brightest and most popular
members of the Sarsfeld Guard. The de-
ceased is represented dressed in the full uni
form of member of the National Guard.
The picture, which is from the studio of Mr.
John ]. Tierney is very ifelike and natural,
and is another evidence of the skiIlful artistic
gent us of its author.
Veteran FIremen's Association.
The announcement in the evening papers
last eSening that the veteran fremen would
hold a meeting last evening to consider the
arrangements for the centennial celebration
was mistake. The time of holding IL is
this evening, when it is expected that Presi-
dent Hiram Camp will be present and ar
rangements for the celebration will take def
mite shape.
It is expected that the new carpet pur-
chased for the association room will be laid
to-day.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16
The Court Record.
City COart-CrImina1 Side-Judge Stud

lev.
May 15-Halvor Eikrein, breach of the
peace, bound over to Superior court; William
q. Gone, refusing to support his family,
$6.1s costs, so days in jail, or bond for sup
port; Owen McMullen, vagrancy, Sc 81
costs, 60 days in jail Mary McGarty, breach
of the peace, continued until May Is; Thorn
as Fitzmartin, theft, nolle1; Daniel Williams
81 fine, Sc O8 costs; Patrick McAvoY, breach
of the peace, discharged; William Reed,
same, S. fine, So 81 costs; William Barrett,
same, Judgment suspended.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16
Death of Another of the Old Packet Cap.
faf

Capt. George Laield, of North Bridge
port, died yesterday, aged about 70. He was
formerly for years captain of a packet for
freight and passengers running between
Bridgeport and New York before the days of
railroads and steamboats,. He was much re
gpected
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16


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Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-16

fine novelty company is playing at the
American Theater this week. Manager Ed
ridge has none but the best shows at his
house.
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pas ces voix qui Sc patent tres cher,
ills Won't achever IL saison lei, au
Werlein Hall, ell chantant rOperet-
te. Ccst une consolation, ct celia
mieux que rien. Celia ne vault
il pas meme mieux que lie grand
Opera, Robert, les Hug"enots, lie
prophetic ct n JMire?
Heresie! vous ecrierez- vOns.
Sans doute. Mails lie grand Opera
veut de grands artistes, ct les
grands artistes Gui mont jamais etc
bien cOmmuns, deviennent absolu-
ment rare. Rayi ares! Aussi, COM
ills sc font payerleurs voix, leurS
SONS ct leurs notes! Pour I~operette,
tres gale, tres dr6le, tres boutfonne,
tres pop"laire ct souveDt tres spiri-
tuelle, el.c n'exige point DIES aigies.
DeS mOineaux suffisent.
Mais, Mr rEditeur, j. vous repe-
te-bis repetiM placeat, quand les
chooses repettes sont agreables-
que nOtre CARNIVAL, cette aimee,
sera brilliant, tres brilliant, excessi-
vement brilliant. Les m%ysterieuX
OrganisatcurS dies tuteS ct DIES spec
tacles men ont sout1le queIques
mOts 4 roreille. lie Rer DIES plaisir.
non DIES tyrannies, DIES jOies, non
DIES laruncs, est Ell route. II arrive
IA d temps, avec sd cOIr. Nous
pattendOns. On dit mame-mais
c'est douteux, ct &c serait miracu-
leux-que les ediles lie Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, qui sOnt dune insOucian-
&c superbe EN- fait de certaines cllO-
SEES, ferOnt nettOyer les rues de In
vile ct enlever la boue des rueS
pour Parrivee du grand monarque
carnavalesque.
On dit, on dit Que ne dit-on
pas!
C'est peut-etre une calomnie con-
tire nos edilcs.
QUAINT d Ia politi4ue, Mr.. rEdi-
teur, ellie est tellement eudOrmie
pour Pheure, que 81 ellie ne rOnflait
pas CONNIE un bon bourgeois sur Sd
couche d'honnete homme, on la
.croirait enforcement morte.
II men est rien pourtant.
La pOlitiiue a la vie dure.
La pOlitique a Ia vie eternellc.
Mails puisqu'elle bort ct rontie, ne
Ia reveillons pas.
Eft, IL &C, Mr.. pEditeur, Ell
compliant Il votre procha:ne visi-
tie ct sur celle de yoS amis j Ia
Nouveile- Orleans, aux jours du pro-
chain CARNIVAL, je Serre yos deux
mains dams me- deux mains.
LOUlSIANAIS.
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Low prices are inducements to try
ONE OF the many mixtures or syruDs.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and Won
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ArELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
Rotary JOB PRRSs.

Ayant tout lie materiel n6cessaire. nous som
mes a meme d'ex6cuter tour les ouvrages ty-
pographiqncs qui nous seront cOntifs Les
brets d'avOcat. cartes d'atfaiI es, entetea de
features, tickets d'habitation. blancs, clrcu-
laires, etc. scr0nt inprimCs dans lie Plus bret
d6lai ct , des prix moderes.
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ANNONCES.

i'm carr6 de 10 ligres; lere insertion 81 80
i" j" !" 9me 10
" j" /" Insertion add. 50
Toute annonce indignant Ia profession
avec ladrcsso ct M'excedant pas quatre
Hgnes. par an. d'avance. 5 OC
Annorces de candidats. d'avance -. 10 co
NecrOlOgie. par ligne ...--..--....-. III
Toute annonce comMerciale publiee a Tar
nee sera inserce au taux de 50 cents par pou-
&c pour Ia premiere insertion ct % cents pour
les insertions sulse4uentes.
TOute annOnce don't lie nomhre dinscrtions
nest pas specific sera inseree jusIa'a neuvel
Ordre au taux Orlinaire.
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CORRESPONDANCE.

NLLE-ORLEANs, Is fevrier 1884.
Dieu nous garde, Mr.. pEditeur,
de parler religion on plut6t de fai-
re de la controverse religieuse dams
un journal, pour rennui GU lie de-
plaisir DIES gems.
Nom est hic locus, CONNIE dit Ho-
race. &c nest pas lie lieu. Eft puts,
dams ON pays CONNIE celui-ci, avec
des doctrines CONNIE les n6tres, qui
sont doctrines am6ricaines, de tol6-
rance ct de bienveillance dams lie
domaine religieux, il ne faut frois-
ser ct mec0ntenter persOnne. Evil
tons prudemment ct sagement tou-
te question inopportane ct toute
discussion irritante. Nous men ii.
rerions aucun profit personnel, ct
nos auditeurs, pas plus que nos
lecteurs, men profiteraient.
&c nest done pas, Mr.. rEditeur,
de religion que je parle gu que zen
tends vous parler. Je mai pas d
vous dire: "Ceci est bien, ceci est
NAL, celui-ci Sc trompe ct celui.la a
raison.n Je ne suis qu'un simple
chroniqueur, un fpistolier sans pre-
tentions, CONNIE .je vous pai dit
plusieurs fois. Eft je items d roster
tel. Je n'ambitionne nj IN autre
titre nj un autre devoir. Je raconte
on je narre. Je r6pete, 81 vous al
mez mieux. &c nest QUEEN morale,
quand la chose est bien scion Ia
morale ct la conscience de tous, que
je me permets de dire: C'est bien.
Mails de dogmes, mails de cutie,
mais de pratiques, mails de ceremo-
MES touchant aux eglises on aux
temples, je me tails CONNIE un sage.
Allie tort? Qui pourrait blamer
ma prudence ct mon respect Suis-
je lie JUICE de e chooses ct de ces
hommes
N'attendez done point, Nj. rEdi-
teur, que je vons dome mon OPT
Mon sur les opinions du Pere Hya-
cinthe Loyson qui conference, par
lie on preche presentement a la Nou
velle-O Orleans.
Certes, .je TAI entendu ct je Pai
tres advertisement ecoute, CONNIE
beaucoup d'autres FONT fait. II ny
await pas, je crois, de NAL d celia,
d'autant plus que lie Pere Hyacin-
the nest point un blasphemateur.
Et je vous assure, autant que .je
puts ell juger moi-meme, quill parle
fort bien une fort belle langue, qui
est la langue FRANCHISE. C'est ASST
'rement un orateur, ct nous compre-
mons tous que ce pretre ait etc un
grand orateur q Notre- Dame, alors
quill n'avait pas encore fat I'm pas
& m9atie resolu vers pepiscopalisme
ct quill. etait considere CONNIE un
|pr6dieateur absOlument cathOlique
ct 6rthodoxe.
J, J'ai dit Gun pas a Motto resolu."
Car CO pas nest nj bien injurieux
nj bien audacieux.
Est-ce meme celia qui Ia grave.
ment compromis
On ne le croft pas, apres ravoir
senitenddd. !
Mails il a desobei 4 la discipline,
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ABONNEMENT.

ABONNEMENT.
In Numero. 10
ANNONCEs.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-26
The verbiagc Of the Conrts.

IL was in court few days ago, " said
q timc-worn litigant, when young
lawyer, arguing before Judge Joseph
Barnard. read from one Of the papers in
the case including the usual verbiagc.
The Judge suggested bricfcr statement
on tho point, probably believing, with
the Judge of the Supreme Court in the
anecdote that Justices may be presumed
TO know something of the forms Of law.
The young man then stated his point in
plain and condensed English. The idea
then struck me, when would II DO posi-
BILE to relieve the law of all the flummery
of the vcrbiage now employed. In ac-
tual proceedings before q magistrate
this verbiage is discarded rs absolutely
unnecessary in argument; yet 1t Is re.
ligiously maintained in all matters OF
pleading and in all orders, injunctions.
ETC., granted by the courts. Half the
delays grow out of this use of verblage.
Half the bubble. out of which some UNI
scrupulous lawyers make their living,
are based upon this needless use OF UNI
necessary words A lawyer who was
present could give him no encourage
ment to look for a speedy reform, on
the contrary, he irreverently said that
the verbiage OF the law was rs necessary
20 the existence of the lawyers as the
llummery Of some religions was to the
success of It's advocates and ministers. -
AZ Y. Tribune.
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Notice to Contractors,

In pursuance of Act NJ. H. laws Of 1882 and act,
amendatory and supplementary thereto, the un'
dersigned, local commissioner OF the Montmursncy
and Alpena swamp land state road, for the eastern
part OF Montmorency county, will, until the l9tl
day of April 1884, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. ut my resi-
dence in the township OF Green, Alpena county
Michigan, receive bids tor the construction of abou
two miles Of said road AS follows: Commencing
the twenty mile post of the original survey, II
township thirty-ono 3l north. range five (5l east
and running west about two miles, TO the section
corner between sections tventy.thres t23l an
twenty-tour t2N, and twenty-five t25l and twenty
six 1867, in township thirty-one l3l) north, rang,
four ~ east. according to the approved survey there
of.
All bids must DO written or printed, and eac
bidder will be required TO furnish ut least two rt
sponsible sureties, that in case the contract /
awarded TO him, the work will be fully complete
in accor lance with the form OF contract re lured
on or before the first day of November, A. d. 1884
The survey Of SAID road and tho torn OF contrnc
required may be seen At my Office ut any tim,
previous TO the date Of receiving bids.
Payment for the work will be made by the stat'
in swamp lands, in the lower peninsula, at the min
mum price established by law.
Blank bids may DO had upon application. Al
bids will be subject TO tho acceptance OF the Bonrc
of Control OF state swamp lands. The right I,
reject any or all bids d. emed inconsistent witt
tho interest of the State Is hereby reserved.
shLDEN ". FLANDERS.
Local Commissioner
Dated Feb. 10th. 1884. 655ws