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Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from a disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations of an assassin clutching
your throat and pressing the lifebreath from your
frightened chest Have you noticed the languor
and debility which succeed the effort to clear your
throat and head of this catarrhal matter What a
depressing influence it exerts upon the mind,
clouding the memory and filling the head with
pains and strange noises How difficult it is to rid
the nasal passages throat and lungs of this poison
GUS all testify who are afflicted with ca
tarrh How difficult to protect the system egainst
its further progress towards the lungs, liver and
kidneys all physicians will admit. 1t is terrible
disease and cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
remedies utterly fall of Sanford's Radical Cure are
attested by thousands who gratefully recommend it
to fellow sufferers No statement is made regard
ing it that cannot be substantiated by the most
respectable and reliable references.
Each packet contains one bottle of the Radical
Cure, one box of Catarrhal Solvent and an I'm
proved Inhaler with treatise and directions. and is
sold by all druggists for $fO0
Potter DRUG & CHEMICAL Co. BOSTON.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
miscellaneous.
Three Essential Things
TO Be Considered.
STYLE,
QUALITY,

We have placed on our coun-
tiers the finest line of new Spring
Overcoats ever displayed in this
city, at prices ranging from
S.. so to SIS. Some made from
Cheviots, some from Ccssi-
meres, some from Meltons and
some from Covert Cloths; silk
lined and silk-faced.
New fresh goods, made in
the latest style, best of trim
mings, and every garment guar
anteed. They are what we are
building our reputation on.
In Spring Suits for Men,
Young Men, Boys and Chill
dren we are offering Wonderful
Bargains and Extremely Low
Prices. Why? Because we
are manufacturers, and there are
no middle-men between us and
consumer. We save you one
Smart Profit.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Ungentle Spring, material wildness, go

Ungentle Spring, material wildness, go!
The Supreme court at Lincoln, Nebraska,
has decided that a married woman is not only
entitled to tho services of her husband as a
means of support, but also, as between her
self and vender of Intoxicating liquors, to
the proceeds of his labors for the purpose of
that support. This is just decision.
Artificial flowers are going out of use in
England and lace coming in in about equal
ratio In 1882 the value of flowers imported
reached the enormous sum of So, 500, 900,
while in 1886 this fell off to s., $50, 900. The
increase in the importation of lace meanwhile
has amounted to more than all these figures
of artificial flowers together.
The Iowa prohibitionists are not fright
ened by the United States Supreme court
decision which virtually allows railroads and
other common carriers to bring liquor inte
the State. They say the right to import
does not include the right to sell liquor in
the State, SO that importation will simply be
made for individual consumption.
They aim to do things fairly in japan. The
new press law of that country prescribes that
s'when a citizen has been the object of a
newspaper publication he may reply in pre-
cisely the same type, position and length of
article, and if his reply exceed in length the
screed that stroked his back the wrong way
then he shall pay for the margin at adver-
tising rates."
A recent analysis of the population of
Kansas reveals the fact that Missouri has
contributed almost twice as many people to
that commonwealth as any State in the
Union. Ohio has sent 73, 633 enigrants to
Kansas, while Missouri, which is the only
State that exceeds that number, furnishes
1876, 725. The New Englanders in the State
number O,7s2. The total number of per-
sons of foreign birth is 6o,218
''There is tide in the affairs of men,.
etc. Old John Markley, the first engineer
ever employed by the Germantown and Nor
| ristown road, one of the pioneer railroads in
| the country, is living at an advanced age in
Germantown. In the early days the com
| pany was too poor to pay his wages in cash,
and persuaded him instead to accept stock
| in the road, which was then worth thirty
seven cents a share. The stock is to-day
worth $12O a share and Markley has for
tune of 100000.
There are loud complaints all over the
West of the wretched inefdciency of the
postal service. Letters are missent and
packages are lost, while delay is SO common
that business is greatly hampered. The
Chicago postmaster, who is member of the
Illinois State Democratic committee, is at-
tending to politics rather than business and
| a good deal of the ineficieney is charged to
his Office If the West has more trouble
than the East with it's mails, or as much, we
are very sorry for it.
The proposed revision of the charter OF
Newton, Mass, indicates the drift of opinion
toward concentrated responsibility in mu-
nicipal government. The broad principle
running through all the proposed changes is
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
Decision of Importance to Husi-
ness Men

Bodily health is SO closely allied to mental vigor,
and the latter decends SO entirely to the former.
that any advice for the protection of health is OF
immense impor. ance to business In large
cities, many places employ thousands under the
roof, Suppose an average proportion of these fuf-
fer from coughs, colds and sor throat; from weak
rheumatism and neuralgia; can you estimate the
sum total to be deducted from the mental working
capacity of this throng? Multiply this by the hun
dreds of thousands who throng cities and large
manufacturing centers; then understand the i'm
portance of our detision to make known to the
public, under guarantee, that
Bak er's Great American Specific
is Destroyer OF all Pain internal external.
Sold by all dealers in medicines so cents bottle
Prepared only by Maurice, Baker & Co, Portland,
Me. Doolittle & Smith, "a and 26 fremont street,
Boston, SelEng Agents.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26

The next thing to figure on is the cost of
covering the city of New York with a CORFU
gated roof in order to prevent future snow
blockades. A city in which man has over
a pound of butter laid up against siege
needs looking after right away.-Detroit Free
Press
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
MCINTYRE, ,MAGUIRE 6 co.
s37 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn.
@ediCal.
CLAlRV

MRS. ]. J. CLARK, Business, Test and Healing
Medium e2s CROWN STREET, convinces all who
visit her that she is genuine clairvoyant. Do not
fail to see her il you have been disappointed
with others. Hours to 12 a. m, 2to p. m and
evenings. Diagnosing by lock of hair by letter
60 fg7
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
ON STYLE.

We receive from the very fountain of fash
ion, early in the season, the draft of styles
for the coming season-the London, New
York and Boston styles. There is nothing the
merchant tailor has that we do not have.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
ON CLOTHS.

The utmost care taken in the selection of
fabrics Cheap and doubtful goods are
most expensive for US, well as for you
In every grade we give the best possible
Cloths that the price can buy.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
T HE
Spring Oyercoat Question.

1t is very interesting subject. 1t is an
important one, too. On the Coat decision
depends the comfort and satisfaction SO es
sential to the seasons enjoyment.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26

the separation of the executive from the leg
islative departments, and on the executive
side the consolidation of municipal work in
to a few responsible hands. That this is the
correct principle of municipal management
and the principle that ought to find express
sion in all modern city charters scarcely ad-
mits of q doubt
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26

In Paris, masters and mistresses, it is al
legged by correspondent, dreading the criti-
eisms of the servants hall and desiring COM
fort in the dining room, have dispensed with
the service of walters; instead miniature
electric railroad is laid down on the dining
table and continued on the same level to the
kitchen through an aperture in the wall.
Dishes come in and, after having made the
round, go out on a sort of small truck.
The truck can be stopped anywhere and does
its work admirably, and any amount of art
may be lavished upon it to make it beautiful.
This Congress evidently means to do some
thing toward restricting the boundaries of
Indian reservations and opening up more
land to white settlement. Three bills with
this object in view have already passed the
House, and the bill to divide the great Sioux
reservation has passed the Senate. There is
need of such action. The Sioux reservation,
for example, covers nearly fourth of the
area of Dakota and cuts off communication
with southern Montana and the Black Hills
it contains only 49, 600 Indians, bat com
prises 22, 2,0e0, 900 acres, or nearly thousand
acres for every man, woman and child in the
fri ho
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
MORNING, MARCH 26, 1888.

MCINTYRE, MAGUIRE & CO.
Grand Sale of Easter Offerings
FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK.
honest schedule of
Unprecedented PRICES,
Possible living Profit
OUR FACILITIES FOR PROCURING BARGAINS
Are Superior to Any House in America.
ssr: iii a % 10y @ @ l % ss % " value" not
BARGAINS.
Extra % Rsa1y s9 s. I M
0''DS' GOODS BARGAINS.
4 Six sa ssR %o R Msas'' % 81 per sss Sa | s H'e
@ 9si yet a anas koin 6 al ps eo a ] nd %
BARGAINS.
M s % % M @ gs @ ts.s s s1s a @ % s @
prices CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
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COMBINATION CURTAIN SALE.
= f. Ss
piee
ss s: ply ss' % R'
T6ss aa' ars facts @ s' 1s fboRins our prices ~
PARAsoL BARGAINS.
= S;s;S 5i ] &C.,: r. ss s's'
To
be higher then
Gents Furnishings Bargains
show s H asS % aSi SiE F.c % % &c. @ % e 1 81 da
ss5 81 s: s. $: : 2 81 s: '' ' %
HOSIERY
s s # % % sIsy s % @ i ''g % a %
"'''D 81 GOODS COUNTER.
Colognes Lubin, Both
arth best
deresa dollar they
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
ON SHAPE AND FIT.

The object of our journeymen tailors is to
make garments that will bring US trade. Our
Coats, Suits and all garments are not only
cut, but shaped to answer all the require
ments of first class work. We invite the
closest inspection and challenge any and all
dealers to show as good work as we can.
ON PRICE.
As our house is the largest clothing con-
cern in the country we have unusual facilities
for manufacturing at the lowest prices. No
iobber comes between the seller and the buy
er. You buy direct from the manufacturers.
SPRING OVERCOATS
OF English Covert Cloths, s15.
OF Putnam mixtures, dark and light, $3.50.
OF Pomeroy Scotch Cloths, $12.
Of Gannetts, three eolors, SO.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
MAGNETIC Treatment.

DR. Z. w. CLARK the gifted magnetic healer
and electric physician successfully treats diseases
Of every name and nature with his magnetic heal
ing power. Rheumatism and nervous diseases a
specially. Electricity scientifically applied. Of
flee hours to IL q. m, to p. m
ms tt 22S CFSOWN STREE
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26

Artificial flowers are going out of use in
England and lace coming in in about equal
ratio. In 1882 the value of flowers imported
reached the enormous sum of So, SOC, 900,
while in 1886 this fell off to 81 $50, 600. The
increase in the importation of lace meanwhile
has amounted to more than all these figures
IF Artificial Aowars togathar
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
Dress Goods Department

This is small lot of handsome goods worth
$3.50 dress.
Dress Goods at 25, 35, 40 and SOC. At
these popular prices we offer great assort-
ment.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
Cloak Department.

Ladies' Jersey and Cloth Jackets in black,
mahogany, goblin blues, checks, stripes. etc,
with or without hoods. Special Bargains
for this sale at $3.50, So. so, So. SO, 81 25,
"a. so, So, $50 and Sc.
$15.
Beaded, Cloth and Silk Wraps from 81
to $25.
Children's and Misses Cloaks and JAG kets
from So SOL up.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
ON PRICE.
SPRING OVERC9ATS

G. e. LONGLEY & CO.,
1O1, 1O3, 1O5 Church Street,
NEW TIA
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26
Howe & StGtSOn
BARGAINS
FOR
EASTER WEEK.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

We are offering in this department large
assortment of our well known reliable Kid
Gloves from SOC to $50 per pair; extra val
ues at $500, 75c, 81, $1.10, $1.25 and $1.4e
per pair.
Agents for the celebrated Foster Kids
every pair warranted.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Friday, March 80, being Holiday we shall
shall hold our BARGAIN SALE Thursday,
March 30, for this week. The bargains that
will be found on every counter will be first
class seasonable goods.
Don't Miss this Sale.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-26

closed all day
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-03-22

mant CONNIE un Francais, apres
Respiration du dtlai present. par
la lol, pourra 6tre ~legalement tn
slice par aucnne personne quel,
conque, ct les conseils municipaux
sont par le PRESENT autorlsfs a
offrirdes r6compenses de pas molns
de cinq dollars ct de pas plus de
yingt.cinq dollars pour les cheve
lures de ces Eranqais entetes, ayec
les or lies y attaches, on autre
preuve que les coupables ont etc
aneantis dune faeou satisfaisante.
40. Tout menu ecrit GU imprime
pour tout hotel, restaurant, gar
gotte GU ~fricasserie, ct toute dis
cIjption de modes, ct announces de
marchandises de n~ouveaut6s seront
coDens en- l4ngue ang:aise, sans
quail soft permls d'y introdulre un
seul mot f~rancals, sous pelne dune
amende de $40 pour chaque con
tiaventlon."
Ben mordu, brave petit Grip!
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ETATS-UNIS.

WASHINGTON M. Dolph, de
lOregob a presents aujourd'hui,
all s6nat, pour la .seconde fois, un
bill dastin6 a consacrer une somme
de cent vingt millions de dollars
aux d4fenses des cotes aux Etats-
Unis.
WASHINGTON. LIE trait6 chfnois
a etc sign6, hier. II defend Fen
tree DIES ouvriers chinois aux
Etats. Unis durant une p6r.ode de
vingt ann6es ct accorde une in
demnit6 de $275,000 pour violence
aux chinois. II permet aux chi
nois ayant lei DIES families on des
propr!et6s dune valeur de $1,000
GU plus d'aller en- Chine ct de re
yenir aux Etats Unis sur certifcat
de la realit6 de ces fats.
CHICAGo.-Les anarchistes ont
en- lnniudl ne assemble pour cel6-
brer l'anuiyersaire de la commune
de Paris. Qainze cents personnes
environ y assistaient.
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Avs a nos retardatalreS.

Nos aboun6s Sc sont rerdus en-
bon nomure d Iappel que nous
Ieur ayous fat Gle payer leur
abouneme1t, nous les en- remer-
cious Dlen cordialement. Nous es
p6rons que les retardataires feront
Gill geuce ct comprendront que
nous ne pouvous pas leur envoyer
notge journal pendant DIES annees
It x : anH6ys sans senumelatlon
a;cune.
Nous prions done instrument
caux quj ne sont pas en- reggie avec
administration du jouanal, de
nous Ialle tenir immedlatement lie
moutant Gull nous doiyent ain de
re pas nous placer dams la pAnibie
~nacessit6 d'svoir a remettre leurs
comutes entire les mains de nos col
ecteurs.
Iout argent devra nous etre
traDamIs par lettre enregistree
on per maudat Il poste don't le
cout ssla a nos charges ct que nos
d4blteurs p~ourront dedulre du
n40utant qu'll5 nous doivent. Nous
acceDteroDs aussl DIES ~tImbres-pos
es de un ou deux centlDs.
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EUROPE.
Aux derniAre nouvelles Fem
pereur Fredric est mourant.

Aux derniATe nouvelles Fem
pereur Fredric est m%ourant.
On dit Temperatures Augusta
d'Allemagne a l'lntent1on de sc
convert;1 al catholicisme.
lie Journal oGiciel de Paris
public un decret privant de SOL
commandment le General Bou.
LANCER pour infractions graves a lie
discipline en- Sc PENDANT trois fois
a Paris sans permission.
-Une noce composee de Is per
sonnes revenant de lEg|jse
Nensatz, Hongrie traversalt lie
Danube sur la glace, lorsque cello
Ct Sc rompit sous le poids DIES che
vaux ct DIES voitures.
Tout lie monde Il etc noy6.
LIE ~pr4e1dent du conseii des
ministries M. Tirard a annonce hier
qu'un conseil tie guerre serait nom
me pour examiner la conduite dn
general Boulanger.
I'm dacret public en- Rusaie
dit que toate personue mattant ell
circulation toute muyre lltleralre,
sclentifqne ct autre avan5 d'avoir
obtenu Iautorisation de Ia cen5ure,
sera punie DUN emprisonnement
de cirq ans.
C'e~t dams ce pays que In llbartA
de Ia Praase Test quinn vain mot.
Emigran:s ltaliens.
BORDEAUX. On mande de Lyon
a la F11uuce .Mtlif0ire, que Ie con
sultat d'Itaiie est lityeralement en-
combr6 en- ce moment d'Italiens,
qui viennent demander leur rrpa-
tr1ement, gu vue de Ia mobilisa
ton. On evalue d pres de dix mile
lie nombre des ItaIiens, a Lyon ct
dams les environs de cette vile.
Francois ct ltali ms.
PARIs.-A ArZes-les Bains, villa.
e. DIES Pyr6u6es Orientales, hier,
10000 personnes ont entour6 Ia re
sidence du MARE ct ont d6msnd6
qu'on leur livrat plusieurs prison
niers itallens pour les ]yncher. La
garde millltaire a etc impuissante
q prot6ger les PRISONERS ct Pun
d'eux a etc etrang|6. Un officer
de gendarmerie fat aussi bless6.
foule, dependant, ma pu arriver
jusqu'aux PRISONERS.
Des ouvriers francais ont alta
que hler les ltaliens employees sui
les l6v6es du Rh6ne ct en- ont battu
un presqu'a mort. Les antres oat
pris la fuite. Les entrepreneurs
des travaux ont promis de rem
.oysr les ltaliens.
I'm blanchisseur des environs
de Paris a trouv6 un moyen fort
ing6nieux de nettoyer lie hinge sans
Get industriel ne Sc cert
nj de soude, nj de lessive, encore
moins de chlorure, ct remplace tous
ses ingredients par. DIES pommes
lie terre cuites a l'eau don't IL frotte
hinge.
Ce proc6d6, au moins curieux,
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ECHO DE L,oUE5T

est, para1t il, bien SUPERIOR a ceus
employees jusqu'a ce jour, etles toie
les, c%otons, LANES ct soies les plus
souill6s, nettoy6s par &c moyon, de-
viennent dune puret6 que la lessi
We peut q pe1ne atteindre: il a, en-
outre, l'avantage de %permettre de
Sc passer de- brosse ct de Sc servir
d'eau de puts.
IN incident iranco-Italien,
PARIS. -Plusieurs ]ournanx de
la Ssvo!e ct de Grenoble rappor
tent un incident facheux qui SO So.
raft produit lautre soir, a Modane,
au cafe de lhotel international
Voici lie recit du Petit Duuphmozs,
qui dit de tenir dun t6moin ocu
laire:
Gun Italien, lie vet6rinaire alta
che q Ia care de Modane, a soufle
t6 un cficier f ancais, lie docteur
du l57eme regiment d'infanterie,
ct celia, sans motif nj provocation
aucune de sa part,
"a peine Get acte agreFsif accom-
phi, ce lache Italien, dit notre cor
respondant, sc sauvait: il n'eut pas
lie temps d'alIer blen loip, a les
personnes qui l'svaient suivi lie
rosserent dune belle facon.
"MaIgr6 les horizons quill recut,
il patyint a s'6chanper IT ALA sen
frTm4r chez lui, Oh lie brigadier de
gandarmerie, accompagne de sis
sojdats de patrouille, Pan fit sortil
pour lie conduire au cafe faire des
excuses en- public a l'otficier Of
f4ns6.
a la vue de cette troupe, tous
les assistants franca1s arplaudirent
a outrance pendant que les Italiens
c~riaient: Fora, Uuat Ituz'n!
"Los EXCUSES faites, | officer dit
"Pour ma personne, &c nest rien:
mas pour l'uulforme national, je
vous NETS entire les mains de ls
jnstzc-."
"LItalien fut emmen6 au vioIon
LIE ~lendemaiu, a la granoe surpri-
se de tous, le veterlnaire subalp}n
Sc promenait dams les rues; il await
done etc remis Ell !lbert6."
M. Ho,teur, d6put6 de la Sayoie:
a pr6venu M, Fallieres, garde DIES
Sc aux, quill lui Eoserait ane CUES.
ton a ce sujet. LIE garde DIES
sceaux lui a demand6 d'attendre
quelques Jours.
ROME M. Crispi a envoy6 At
comte Menabrea, ambassadeur dl
taIle a Paris. I'm ~teltgramme ]f
chargeant de demaudel au gouver
nement ~francais la pulitlon d
so|dats aui ont menace de leurf
ba1oDnattes I'm veterinaire italiel
attach6 q Ia care de Modane ct gu
]'ont ob!ige de s'agenoujIler devan'
eux.
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Partout DIES drapeaux rouges.
De chaque cote de la plateforme,
sur chacun I'm PEDESTAL recouyert
de drap rouge, Sc trouvait lie buste
de Parsons ct de Lingg. Plus tard
le solr on exhlba les portraits a
l'huile de Parsons, de Lingg, de
Spies ct de Fisher, les quatre exc
cutes du II Nov5mbre dernier.
L'orateur du jour 6tait Albert
Curtin, lie redacteur dun Journal
a%narcblste, un ailemand naturel!e-
ment, qui parla en- allemand non
moins naturellement, Son discours
fut ce que &c sont tous les discours
de ces fous dangereux c'est, a dire
une excltation au mepris d la VIC
lation DIES lois. Quand done les
Commencement DIES Etats Unis arr1-
vs-t-il a empacher l'lmportation de
parcels prodults dams lie pays de
l'oncle Sam?
Mort de Ia rage.
= Tout lie village de Westchas-
aux portes de New York, a etc je-
t6 dams Ia CONSERVATION par la
mort 6pouvantable dune petite
file de neuf ans, Mary R"i}y, qui
a succomb5 a la rage aprA5 trols
iours soutfrances horribles, Plu,
siaurs autres personnes ont etc
mordues par 10 meme CHEN que la
pauvre enfant It on GRANT qu'alles
ne so,eut atteintes aussi de la rage
a leur tour.
La petite Mary demeurait avec
81 mere, qui est vrnve. a Tnroggs
Neck, un faubourg d. Weschestef.
Ellie a etc mordue, nue premiere
fnis, il y "a dix Init mois environ, a
Wastclaster meme, par IN gros
te,re neuve a~ppartanant d NJ. John
Cavanagh, l'ag.nt Voy2r de la 10
calitA, c'est-a dire un d S hauts
fonctionnairea municipaax Len
FAINT await etc horrlblement ]aceree;
mails L. chian n'avait, dit on morau
personne auparavant, ct CONNIE j!
apartenait a M, Cavauagh, central
rement a usage en- pareille CIR
constance, panimal ne fut pas
abattu,
lie pleasures de la petite Reilly
s'etalent assez prompetement CT.
cat isees; mais l'erfant 6tai5 diff
gur6e, pour le leata de ses jour-.
On Ia croyait ponrtant q peu pres
guerie, lorsqu'e:le a etc prise
presque soudainement de conynl-
aions ehffrsyantes aboyant CONNIE un
CHEN ct essayant de mordre sa
mere ct toutes les p%ersonDes qul
l'approcha1ent. ii u fallu l'atsacher
dams son lit, ct la mort seule a pu
METRE fin 3 ses horribles sout-
frances.
MILWAUKEE I'm incendie con
siderable s'est declBre yendredi
mat1n l h. As dams I'm pate de mai
sons situ6 daus lie West Water
Street ct Ia complement d6truit.
L'dcroulement DIES murs a cause La
mort de six pompiers qul ont etc
ensevelis sur les rulnes.