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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-02-08

II owns and operates over 1,e0 miles OF road IN
Northern Illinois, Wisconsin. Minnesota Iowa and
Dakota. and its main lines branches and counec'
tons reach all the great business centres OF the North
west and Ear West it naturally answers the descrtp
ton OF Short Line. and Best Route bcsween
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finansisI
NEw Yoar, April 9

NV YoRK, April
8 Stock speculation continues In an unssttled AID
embarrassing state with but little prospects Of an
early solution Of tina present nzdAlsd condition Of
affairs Despite tha announcements Of thrse bank
failures IN di6ere parts Of thu country. said to be
due mainly to unfortunate SPECULATION In railway
shares ETC., and repert of run afourth the Sun
cques to-day in the early part held the list well IN
hand and forced further Improvements in prices
nader the leadership Of Unisa Pacific. At II o'clock
values showed an advance Of e to par cent, bat
subsequent sttempt to market stock caused the
cliques to stand from nader and prices took dswn-
ward turn which in the absence Of any support con-
tnued during the remainder OF the day, the lowest
quotations being gsneFaly oSrFent at the close. The
weakness extended to almost every stock In the list,
but was most mafked In Union Pacific, Western
Union, Omaha preferred, the Dragon stocks. Canada
Southern, Manftebs, Lackazanna and @. c. @. and L
During the latter half of the day there steady
outpour Of stock, and though in small lots It tended
to show that the smaller brokers evidently fesring
further troubles anxious get rid of their hold
ings and await developments. It Ia now stated that
the proposed issue Of 100000 of new Burlington
and Quincy stock mentioned in yesterdays report is
not intended for building new roads, but of the pro-
ceeds 900 will be employed for the redemption
| of Hannibal and st. Joseph convertible bonds ma
turing ne1t March and considerable part Of the
maiudsr for the liquidation of other indebtedness.
The decline In the active list to-day ranged from Is
to IL per cent Ontario and Western was exception
ally strong and closed Per higher The changes
in the sDecialties were unimpoFtant.
Monsy continues to loan at essy rates The ruling
rates to-day were IL az per cent, the former being
| thetrats current at the close.
Exchange closed quiet and unchanged
ECloslns reported over private wires of
BaNNELL suRAHfeA: Bankers and Broksrsl
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The Light Fantastic.

Pastor LasbS's Sermon ON Dancing.
The Rev. @. l.. Lasby, formerly of the
Fourth Methodist church of Hartford, and
nov of Flushing Il. L Methodist church, re-
Gently preached a sermon SO severely con-
dsmniaR dancineRthat It has attracted very
wide attention AMI resulted in local sensa-
ton. A New York newspaper reporter who
went over to Flushing to interview the ssre-
tagy of the congregation found that Mr..
LRsbys dock supported him in his attitude
against terpsichorean enjOyments. The seq
rotary said:
L is true that Rev Mr. Lasby preached a
bold, vigorous sermon, in accordance with
previous announcement against the practice
of dancing by professedly Christian people,
but il is not true shat his official brethren
objected to such q course, either as indiyid-
usls or in their official capacity. On the
contrary, to Q man they commend him highly
for his efforts to bring his people, young and
old, into life of consistent purity. His
course as pastor for the last year has won
for him golden opinions from all classes
because of his loyalty to the traditions and
teachings of church established to sfspread
scriptural holiness throughout all lands
The church is not divided nor excited, but
in a condition of unity and prosperity such as
ii has not experienced for years. Not man
among the official members is given TO the
practice of dancing, nor is there one that up
holds it. The discipline of the Methodist
Episcopal church positively forbids dancing
BY its members Rev. Mr.. Lasby, upon the
occasion deferred to, announced himself as
under obligations to. obey the laws of the
church, bet would follow the disciplinary
method of Iaboring with offending ones to
bring fhen to better mind and life before
extreme measures should be resorted to, as
his mission was not to damn souls, brit to
SAVE -
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Richard Bradley has erected handsone fence In
front of the houses that he recently built Monte
arrest.
Business continues good at thu shops. The loci
shop running full time and part of the force II
working evenings.
The pharmacy has received q freRh coat Of paiat
which has added very much to its appearance.
P HopSon the frame raiusd for the hoGss he Il
bHilding for Joha Furry
The new chandelier for the Congregational church
arrived to day It is handsome piece of work, and
will be put in plsce At oace.
One OF the crowd of boys thkt make the walk il
front Of the postofiee and drug store Ell cir head
quarters every evening broke one OF sho lights OF
glass IN PostmRSter Halls Windows last Monday
night 1t is time that something WAS donS to kssr
order in that vicinity.
Henry Swift was seen streets to-day for the
rst time in number Of weeks having been confined
to the house by illness.
Dr.6u Ivan, of New Hayen,was IN town yesterday to
attend of Henry Averill's horssA nlso ono for
Charles MILFORD. The horses are both doing well.
Columbia band gives q fair at Town hall next weak,
opening on Monday, April IA, and lasting all the
week.
signor Bosco failed to give his pesfsrnn-
at the Opera House last evening - advertised
He had such poor houses On Friday and Saturday
evenings that he gave it up,
E. E. Spencer returned yesterday after TIVE weeks
Illness at his home in Westbrook.
The charter for tina Battery has not arrived yet,
but is expected daily.
party of our youag folks had time At Bsach's
Pavilion Indian Neck, Saturday afternoon on thar
roller skates.
Rev. E W. Jerome. of the Shore Lins Times. was
In town to-day. April 8.
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The United Workers. !.
Donations and Annual subscriptions In


Donations and Annual subscriptions I'm
March. 1854.
Donations to Boys club, Prof. Henry W
Farnam, $75; to the Employment bureau.
Mrs. E. Fl. TroWbridge, $40; to the Relief
committee, Mrs. Thomas Hooker $40. Miss
b. E. Love $1.25, Mrs. E. T. Darlington 81,
Mrs. Morris F. Tyler 100 pounds corn meal,
20 pounds corn starch; Mrs. Joseph Gone rs
garments, Mrs. Leavenworth 2 garments
Mrs. E. T. Darlington 8 garments, Mrs
Thomas Hooker 43 garments, Mrs. Eli Whit
nsy, ir.f % garments, Miss Mary ShiEnan 6
dozen bags.
Annual subscriptions, Mr.. s. E. Baldwin
800, MRS. w. W Winchester $15, Mrs.
A. 8. H. Davies, Mrs. D. c. Eaton,
Miss Emily Gerry, Mrs. o. F. Winchester,
Mr.. Robert Peck, $40 each Mrs. G. j.
Brush, Mrs. Samuel Harris, Mrs. Thomas
Hooker, Mrs Edward Heaton, Prof e.
Loomis, Miss Priohard, Mrs. G. B. Rich,
Mrs. A. Van Name Mr.. Milo Tnttle, Mrs. T.
D. Woslsey, Mr.. s. NJ. Wier, DIR. E. 81.
Bishop, S. each; Mrs. Edward Aliing, Mrs.
Thomas AlIing, Mrs. Isaac Anderson,
Mrs. w. FL. Brewer, Miss BSardslsy, Mrs +.
r. Bliss, Mrs. l.. q. Bromley, Mes R. A.
DEOHu, 4E6s Lay, 1nEhs 1ILuOGDY
Dwight, Mrs. JAMES English, Miss Woolsey,
Mrs. Wells South worth, Mrs. W. 81. Moseley,
Mrs. g. w. Curtis, Mrs. s. n. Moseley, Mrs.
Henry Champion, Mrs. Edwin Marble, Mrs.
A. W. DeForest, Miss Winchester, the Misses
Mott, Mrs. W. B. Bristol, So each; Mrs. W.
D. Anderson, Mrs. o. E..+Barker, Mr.. J. E.
BasBstt, Mrs. L. F. C0wles. Mrs. 8. Downer,
Mrs. Horace Fitch, Mira. W. F. Gilbert, Miss
GildSrsleevs, Mrs. James Hadley, Mrs. Wall
ter Judson, Mrs. @. A. Lindsey, Mrs. J. M.
Mansfield, Mrs. ]. D. Roberts, Mrs. Geo.
Rockwell, Mrs J. A. Spsrry, Mrs. S. D.
Smith, Mrs. 81. A. Spalding, Mr.. j. D. Shell
ley, Mrs. J. L. Treat, Mrs. Henry Rogers,
Mrs. A. MOAliStsr, Miss Uford, Mrs. r.
E. Rice, 81 each; Mrs. Minor so cents.
Annual subscriptions from Trinity church,
collected by Mrs. B. O. Laks-Mrs. J. B.
Robertson, 1926; Mr.. II. B. Harrison, $15;
Mrs. J. A. Porter. Miss Gerry, the Misses
Edwards, DR.. F. L. Dibbls, $1O,each; Mrs j.
". Mansfield, Mrs. n. Easterbrook, Mrs. r.
III. Everit, Mrs. j. G. Anderson, Mrs. F. B.
Mallory, Mr.. P. B. Foster, Mrs. McMastsrs,
Col wilkins, Mr.. A. L. Kidston, Mrs. George
W. Smith, Miss Belts, $5 each; Mrs
Roger Hemingway, 81; Miss Ed, Mrs. G.
III. Ingersol1. Mrs. T. 81. Bishop, Mrs. u. L.
Gardiner, So each; Miss Totten, Mrs. j. B.
Sargent, Mrs. w. Fl. Carmalt Mrs. J. Hitler,
Mrs j. P. Tuttle, Mrs. Elias Bishop, Mr.. F.
q. Hooker, Mrs. j. M. Mason, Mrs. @. E
Graves, Mrs. w. Beebs, Mrs. W. 81. Law,
Mrs w. p Trowbridge, Mrs. G.
A. Butler, Mrs W. G. Sumner,
Miss Phillips, Mrs. T. P Gibbons, So each
Mrs F. G. Phipps. Mrs. s. W. johnson,
Mrs. Masssna Clark, Mrs. F. Gorham. Mrs.
F. p futile, Mrs. Frank Munson, Mrs. Nell
son Hotchkiss, Mrs. @. r. Ingersoll, Mrs
Scranton, Miss Mary Booth, Mrs Julia
Booth, Mrs. George Augur, Miss Sarah Mix.
Mrs. Tillon, Mrs. G. Frank Bradley, Mrs
John Osborn, Mrs. Goodrich, 81 each; Mrs.
John Cannon. Mrs. J. w. Adriance, Miss
Upham, $50 cents each.
THOMAS HOOKER, Treasurer
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Delicate aud Feeble Ladies,

Those languid, tiresome sensations, causing you to
feel scarcely able to be your feet that constant
drain that is taking fro your system all its former
elasticity driving the bloom from your cheeks that
continual strain upon your vital forces, rendering
You irritable and fretfuI EASILY be removed by
the use OF that marvellous remedy Hop Bitters. IT.
Irregularities and distractions of your system are re-
eved At once, while the special of periodical
pain are permanently removed. None receive SO
Huch benefit and none profoundly grateful
and show such an interest in recommending Hop Bit
tors as women.
Feels Young Again.
'My mother was afflicted a long time with Neural
gia aud dull. heavy Inactive condition of the whole
system; headache, nervous prosiTation, and was al
most helpless. No physician or medicines did her
any good. Three months ago she began to use bop
Bters with such good effect that she seems ana feels
young again, although over 10 years old We think
there is other medicine to use In the
a lady in Providence.
BRADFORD Pa, May 8, 1875
1t has cured me of several diseases such az nery-
ousness, sickness at the stomach. monthly troubles
etc. have not seen sick day in a year, since
took Hop Bittera. All my neighbors use thsm.
Mrs. FANNIE GREEN
$1,000 LosT-"A tour of Europe that cost me g eco
done me less good than bottle of Hop Bitters
they also cured my wife Of hrteen years nervout
weakness, slesplessnsSs and dyspepsia"
R. NJ, Auburn, N. Y.
High Authority.
Hop Btters are not In any eense, Alcoholic beY;
erage or liquor and could not be sold for use excep
to persons DESTROYS obtaining medicinal bitteru
GREEN B. RAUN, q. s. Com. Internal Rev.
So. BROWNSVILLE. O., May 1, 1879
sirSI have been suffering ten years and tried
youT Hop Bitters and it done me more good than all
the doctors. MISS s. s. BOONE
baby Saved!
We are 50 thankful to cay that our nursing baby
was permanently cured Of dangerous and protract-
ed constipation and rreguarity bowels by the
uSe Of Hop Bitters by Its mother, which same
ime restored her to perfect health and strength
The Parents Rochester N Y aIeodaw
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WalITnRford.

The barn which was buraed on Saturday light was
Droninsnt builder who had been in tbs bars great
many times says II was the best frame he ever saw
put in 3 barn.
Arthur Dutton post G. A. B., held their regular
meeting in ArneTy Hall last evening.
Captain Treat and his family are expected home
| from the South Friday o. Saturday.
The ladies IF ST. Paus society are 10 give pie fes
tivAl in tbs church parlors on THURSDAY
A teachers convention is to be held here May
The stockholders Of The Art Metal company held
another meeting this afternoon.
Mrs. ". ". Thurston, Of Buffalo, N l., II V1stsing
The old house near the big elm on Main street ia
Dar1ia curtis is the happy father 81 fourteen
pound boy.
A. Weatherbss has opened fruit AID vegetable
market in the haaemsnt Of Wsllaca block
It Was decided the lgceum Monday night that cid
maids ought not to be pensie2ed By the state Inc
Judges we're Miss Georgia Hail. Mrs. HodgekiAson
/ and F. h Lane. This closes tho lyceun fer this
ever two hundred invitations have been sent out
/ for Co. ks bean bake Saturday niGht.
1 ana one from the sewing machine shop win play
match Of base bah on the Colony sreet grounds
n. N. Wilcox was surprised by about nifty of his
friends Tuesday evening, and his hty-secona BIRTH
CANT collation. was nsrysd and ali had jolly tine.
o. Martin succeeded In capturing fine string 81
trout Tuesday.
| Frank Hin Win move on to the North farm this
week and win reside in the chauncy Andrews place
1 G. F. Hull was confined to his house yesterday with
| a severe attack Of Rheumatism.
The Republicans VIII meet ct the club room nexi
Tuesday night to elect delegates TO the State
tion.
4 n O. Bartholomew and Henry Martin have been
appointed commissioners the Sherman Barnes
4 tate.
DR. Harrison rented his house on Main street tc
ME- Hastings who Is employed At the sewing machine
i ahop.
/ THE WILSON Sewing Machine company viii soon
opeu & new ofhcS in New York. and BENJAMIN 7. Dun
lap win have charge Of II together With the eastern
territory. He VIII at organize e1aceut force
and this machine viii be pushed to the front. Alr
Dunlap has besn connected with the Household com
pany, and Is ven known ID sewing machins oircies.
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State Correspondence.
Guf EOrd.

Mr. A G. Sommers has purchased the house and
contiguous north and eastward of the railroad
station and offers to give such portion thereof
would be needed for the location OF manufacturing
thereon
Mr. George B. Richards and Mr. F. G. Wright, OF
New London, will give Vtoiia and piano recital in
Music Ha1l April 23d at making the selection
from the best composers.
The schooner Wave Captain Jshn Seward, sailed
for New York Monday last with Cargo OF
spilas.
Miss Alice wingood, receAt graduate of tina Con-
necticut Normal school, has taken school in SAT-
field, Cenn.
Messrs A. j. Benton, Edward Fonda and Victor
day next where they expect to locate in business Mr.
Fonda goes onto cattlo ranch owned by his uncle
and the recipient from his Kew haven friends OF
Winchester rife of the latest pattern.
Mr.. Robert HAWler has closed his lAbors for Mr. D.
N Benton expects start for Seattle, Washing
ton territory, on the 2lst inst.
Deacon H. E, Norton intends to leave at an early
date extended toGr in the West. The tms con-
eusd and distance travelled in mailing the trip are
not determined.
A large number eff working oxen have been pHr-
en4hu and deivsn to various points in the western
part OF this State and New York State, and the bust
ness continues.
Mr.. Theodore Fowler is driving bakers wagon for
Mr.. q. A. HaWley.
One of Fowler, Foot & Cos steamers is expected
here from New Tendon, where she has been over
hauled he last Of this week the first of next to
take AID material to the coast OF Virginia for
Hon s. B. ChIttendsn ia waiting for calm and
pleasant weather to erect windmill in place Of
his old that worn ous
Services win be held in Christ (EpiscopaD charc
on Good Friday at IL O'Clock 3. ana union SER
vice viii BIS held in the NSrth churcn at the same
hour.
The annual parish meeting sale Of slips will be
he'd in CHRIST church on Easter Monday evening.
April 9.
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The Poisoning.

IT Was Not the Meat-A Favorable Re-
port.
DIR. Martin visited the Connors family, in
HaIlam street, Bridgeport, yesterday after
noon and found four members of the family
we're quite well, having entirely recovered
from the effects of the poison, and one was
tolerably well, but the eldest daughter was
still qaiEe ill, having Inflammation of she
stomach and bowels The mother, who has
been for a long time confined to her bed with
bronchial pneumonia, ia now in a very bad
condition, though not suffering from the
same cause which afflicted the remainder oil
the family. DIR. Martin Is still unable to de.
eide upon the substance which caused the
poisoning. He examined the meat which al
except the mother ate, and found nothing
wrong about it.
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White wings.

The New Haven Yacht Clubs Race.
Tuesday, June Path, has been decided upon
by the New Haven Yacht club, through their
committee. for the spring regatta. The
committee are Joseph T. Whistslssy, Edward
B. Lee, W. P. TuttIe, G. W. Andrews and W.
H. Hale. The race will be as usual over tAe
club course, around Charles Island buoy. 1t
ing race ever indulgsd in by The club, as
several nsw yachts, including Mr.. Beechsr'
new cutter and the Ceres, will participate.
A lively interest is felt in the capabilities OF
these two new boats. The Wild Pigeon will
also enter the race for the first time. The
annual cruise of the club will probably take
place the last week in July, and will as usual
be to the eastward
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8siIroaSs, M.
New York, New Haven & Hartford
R. e.. JAM 28th, 1884


Trains Leave sW Haven Rs FOloVIa
FOB NEW YCEK-%S SO, II Is, a 70, Is, so, = 50
e 10, 80, - so, 10 20, IL 80 g.. M, q 90 p. IA
way train TO Stamford, Il 80 q 80 IS so "a o. way
to Stamford, thence Ex. 80 II. York;, g on. ~
Is milk train with passenger accommodation
stops at slf stations except GlenbrooE, sound
Beach, Cos Cos, Harrison; Larchmont snd Pel-
hamyilie q IS way IS Bridseportl, g ss, IS 0S
p IA. Sundays, 3 5S, = Is q. 1as 90, 1oj . %
IA.
yVaah1ngtor Night Express v1R HGFIAEa
RTvsE-IeSvse st IL so pm. daily, stops st Nil
ford, Bridgeport. South Norwalk and Stamford.
FOB BOSTON via SPRINGFIELD-@1 OF night 8 co.
I'll 05 ;. us, Il 16. IL, IS rs p. m. 6undays,'1
night, Is rs p. N.
FOR MONTREAL via Conn. River and @. Y. r. b.
IL G5 s. H., g 26 p m. daily exeept Sunday:
EGE BOSTON visNEW LONDON AND PROVIDENCE
-s12 IS. night, 30 10 q. n. fast express +ta1
dence1, = 10 p. M Fast Express Sundays II 80
night.
For Boston via Hartford and Ne II. q n
4. RIP SO q. daily.
Fer Hartford. Spring q cid and mertden4
Sc--I2 Is night, Il OF night, 2 80 8. N. to Hart
ford,l 90, o. 80 20, 81 06, E. M, 70 10 noon
I1e, IL SO Is So to HArtford). IS 26, 8 II p
u. sandsys. 4 % night, g 26 p.
FOR NEW LONDON, &e.-+12 45 night, sos, 10 ~
IL 0S 8. ~, or eaSbEook only IS Is, = TO- 80
s 10 p. nc. Sundays 10 4e D..
VIA B.& NJ. AIR LINE DIVISION for Middletown
WInimSntio, &c.-Leavs New Haven for all ST.
tions st 10 a. ua.n 90 6 20 p. M Connect q
MtddletoEn with Conn. Valley RR., and at Will
nnsntts with NY. n. E. and N. L. h MR., a
TurnerVifs With COLCHESTER BRANCH. TrainI
arrive IN New Haven Mt 90 a. m, 0b, 8 o5 Pm
q. Il. REID, Vice PrsEiaont.E
--Exprers trains. - - -
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Thursday. April 10, 1884.
Cause and cure
the new Haven County Medical sOcfety's
AnmumH

the New Haven County Medical society's
Annual.
The New Haven County Medical society
holds Its annual meeting at the Winthrop
HOTEL Meridsn, April 17th, at 11:30 a. m.
The convention will discuss causes and
Treatment of Epidemic Enterio Diseases. +"
The committee to report on the question is
Drs. P. A. Jewstt and W. B. Bartlett of New
Haven, and @. Il. Pinney of Derby. The
dissertators are Drs. Barnes of Oxford and
Gilbert of New Haven; alternates, Drs. Rod
man of Waterbury and Wright of Handen.
The present officers are: President, r. B.
Goodyear, North Haven; vice president, w.
Il. Carmalt, New Haven; clerk, G. E. Park,
NaR HavAn
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-10

Mrs. Elisabeth Thornton, now resident
Of Hackensaok, n. J., completed her one
hundredth year yesterday. with fair pros
poets of several more to follow. Mrs. Thorn
ton is grandmother of Mr.. R. Thornton Ca
pera of 1913 Ogden street. Bridgspott
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AtPeck's Grand Opera House the Golden
Rule association hold fair from the 18th of
April to the oath, inclusive. On April 25
Golden Rule encampmsnt, L. o. o. F., give
a dance Barlow, Wilson and company's
Ministries, Tsny Pastor, Barry & Fay will
follow in close succession. Then comes a
local entertainment by the G. A. B., by both
Admiral Foote and Henry @. Merwin posts,
in benefit of Memorial day. A joint commit
tee is now arranging the programme. The
entertainment occurs about the 18th of
Nav
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-10

Mensman's PeptOn1zed Beef Tonic, the
only preparation of beef containing lbs entire nutrf
tious properties. It contains blood-making force
tene~ing and DEMONSTRATING properties Invaluable
70 Indigestion, DvspSI sta, nervous prostra-
ton, and all forms of general debility also
feebed conditions whether the result of exhaustion,
nervous prostrstion, ovrwork acute disease par
ticulArly If resulting from pulmonary complaints.
Caswen. Hazard Co., proprietors, New York. Sold
by druggists. M Wy&F
Chopped Hands. Face, PtmpIes, and rough
cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, made by CAS-
&C New Da2 Wvt
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save Your EYesight.

Nothing is more tr,ing to tha eyes than
the Pickering which is almost inseparable
from the use Of gas. hence students, profess
sional men, and all who require soft, steady
light, invariably use Pratts Astral Oil.
aSeod3t
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-10

The most deicste persons enjoy taking Emory's
Little GatnGrGAc Pills. they restore color
give wholesome appetite, put new life in broken
down hody, Shey pleasant to tabe and their ac-
ton is very mild Druggists sell them-fifteeR
cents 3taod lty
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sound body ig thetrade mark of Aliens Brain Food
and assure our readers that if dissatisfied Will
Their weakness of brain or bodily powers this rem
Rists by mail from j. Il. Allen, 3I5 First sveAue
New York city. $40 3teodItRth
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The above programme will be rendered by
the quartette consisting of soprano, Miss
Hattie n. Bradley; contrslto, AisS Lille
LanfAir; tenor, Me-. John J. Dayton; basso
Eugene 81. Robinson. Prof. G. @. Durham
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New Haven & Northampton R. r.

Commencing Monday, Nov. 26, 1888
EEYRAINs VIII leave New Haven for New Hart
4 ford. Westheld, HolyoAe, Northampton, VIII
hamburg, Turner's Fails, Shelburne Falls and North
Adams at 7:15 1920 and 4:l0 p. NJ. and at
$50 p M for WILLIAMSBURG ana stations south.
at Simsbury and Pine Meadow with q. & @. W. R. r !;
at Westfield with B. 4 A, R. R. and at North Adams
with 7. & B. and B., H, 7. & ". Railroads.
There will be no connection for New Hartford OF
4:10 p. m train or for Holyoke $50 p. train.
For particulars ask for small time tables at any
station. EDWARD A. RAY,
G. T. Agent.
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aaent bonds closed AsfollowH
PaOific railroad bonds Olosea as follows

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Closing Quotations (ca board Reported Over PriVG
Wires to Edwin Rowe s. Co., Commission
Merchandise and Stone Street, Neto York
The following shows the quotations at p. m. (OhI
se1o kinssN far kfn ...A 4b-ao asr..
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Easter Programme AT st. James Church
Fair Haven.
Following is the programme of Easter
music arranged fer st. James church, Fair
Haven