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Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
Ew1r Grover,

 While Grover bold the fort did hold To none would he surrender, But heavy vote has bid him tote His luggage, growing slender. Four years ago the Cleveland toe Just reached the mark of inning, Now he can go to Buffalo
 And end at his beginHipg. Twas Cleveland luck" and sundry truck That claimed him elected, But sturdy fate has smashed his slate And brought the unexpected. With money he thought most voters bought And thus secure his station; His selfish soul but reached one goal, The peoples condemnation. The New York trick once played so slick Could not be safe repeated. So Grover C., with William B., Were naturally defeated His great big eI'' he'll not apply To veto bills at pleasure, And pompous say, "I'l put my nay To each and every measure" With altered mein he'll slide between The White House gates ajar. As people shout, s1Now chase about Your luckless wandering star" New Haven, Nov. 8, 1888. T. P. K. NOE.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
WANTS $5. 600 DAMAGES,


 heavy gale of wind yesterday afternoon a newly erected house at the corner of State street and Hancock avenue was blown from it's foundation and completely demolished.
 WANTS $5, 900 DAMAGES.
 DANBURY, Conn Nov. 12.-The executor of the estate of James German of Hawley- vile, who was killed in an accident on the New York and New England road last June, has brought suit against the road for $5,O0O damages.
 OPENING OF THE SLATER MEMORIAL MUSEUM.
 The trustees of the Free academy at Nor wich authorize the announcement of the opening of the States museum to the public on Thursday, November 23d. An address will be delivered at 2:30 p. m. in the large hall of the Slater building by Prof. Charles Eliot Norton of Harvard university. YOUNG HARRIsoN-CoNNECTICU AHEAD.
 BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov. 12.-This town probably heads the list in naming 8 child after General Harrison, the President elect. A eon was born to Patrick Clark election day. Mr. Clark is a Democrat, but his par the new arrival John Harrison Clark. The christening took place last night and the event was made the occasion of much jollif- patton.
 JOLLY TIME.
 A hilarious time in the vicinity of Wash ington Park, Bridgeport, Saturday afternoon about o'clock was caused by the paying of an election bet. The parties interested were George w. Purdy and Horace Greeley, who are employed at Wheeler dt Wilson's shop. Purdy was given 8 wheelbarrow ride by Greeley. The latter wore placards bearing the words Protection" and "An Election Bet." A drum corps acted as escort and all the employees of the factory turned out to help in the festivities.
 CoNNECTICUT's ZIsHERIEs.
 During the past season total of Il ,615, ,O0C eggs were taken and from these were matched 10, ,167, ,000 shad. Of these $500, ,000 were placed in the Connecticut river and it's tribu- taries, 500 900 in the Quinnipiao river and the remainder, 4,067, 900 in the Housatonio river. The total number of shad caught in the Connecticut river during the season of 1888 was 69, ,450, being falling of of Il 300 as compared with 1887. The number of trout distributed in 1888 was 346, ,00e, of which LOGO were allotted to each one of the 112 ap- plicants who wrote for them previously to March 1.
 WOODBRIDGE AND BETHANY.
 The anual meeting of the Woodbridge and Bethany Agricultural society was held at the house of Nathan Clark in Bethany Wednes- day evening, Nov. 9th, B. O. Pardee, chair man. The officers elected were: For presi- dent, Henry E. Baldwin, Woodbridge; vice presidents, John Currie, Woodbridge, and Evelyn o. Pardee. of Bethany; secretary and treasurer, s. G. Davidson, Bethany; direc- tors, Charles Warner, Newton Baldwin and Jacob Belsiegel, Woodbridge, and Dwight son, Thomas B. Mcclure and William H. -Lounsbury, jr., of Bethany. The matter of holding 8 fair in 1889 will be decided later in the season.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13

Chicago Gra1n and Provision Market.
 The roilowtnx shows she closing quotations at P si in micsRc, es compared with the same on the two previous days:
 uosing quotations regular Board, Reported over private wires to BuNlgELb & SCRANTON bankers and brokers, 10s Orange street. New Haven. Conn
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
FOR THE BOYS AND CHILDREN.

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Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
EtnatII1aI.

Lower opening Prices Are Further Depressed and the Close is Weak at Lowest Figures
 NEW YORK. Nov. 12 The stocks opened dull but weak with declines reaching x per cent but the substantial support given resulted in fractional advances all over the list Cottonseed Oil and Tennessee Coal and Iron and later Oregon Short Line being the special features The business done became smaller, but the im- provement lasted throughout the forenoon the best prices of the day being reached generally at about that time. The decline then began and the market showed more animation the trunk lines leading of but the weakness spread to the rest of the list and continued without setback for the remainder of the day. The close fairly active and weak at the lowest prices of the day. Railroad bonds were quiet but irregular, closing weak The sale of the day reached $t,141,000
 Closing prices reported over the private wires of BUNNELL & SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers:
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
Olsy oours = orimlnal Side :

Breach of the peace-James E. Kerr against James McHugb, and William Earle against William O'Neili, $7 fine. S3.78 costs; Fred erick Price against Joseph Burke, William Curtis against Barbara Curtis, continued to Nov. IS; John Keleher against Pasquh Far- nino; ST fine, $S.24 costs.
 Improper conduct-Peroy D. Hoyt and Leonard L. filling, $5 fine, $3.27 costs; Liz- zie Emerson, $7 fine, $4. 02 costs.
 Non-support of wife-William Curtis, con- tinued until Nov 13
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
Boys X Clildrel's OVercOats
M1ed1Ca1.
Dr g. W. CummIngs.

VNLECTRO- Therapeutic physician. Electricity Gl when properly applied has all the elements necessary to cure acute, nervous and chronic dis eases.
 ELECTRICITY Cures Rheumatism and Spinal Complaints
 ELECTRICITY Cures Bronchitis. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
 ELECTRNCNTY Cures Bright's Disease and Kidney Diseases gener- ally Also ell Uterine Diseases ELECTRICITY Cures Lung and Throat Complaints. Do not fall visit Dr. Cummings and make use of this potent remedy. speciality of cholera infantum and bowel'com- piain's No. Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13

FIRST LOT:-4OO in- chia $ISO0. with the rest On overcoa ticket which WarrRnted  could not be made with double nngs They worth $s and would $s0 We shall f
 SECOND Ve loft he At shall of
  in sreshf the  nouwe
  a much gher lifetime Clothing business. What tell if a h andB hands. doIarso 
 
 
  overoats FOURTH LOT:-EverybOdy Are Busin 
 
  with Innings lined with Italian a
   Young E1ersey, Eian Chin.
  Okand
  value for $i5 Look at the display windows
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
ANCHOR LINE,
RafIrnads.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVE* ARID HARTFORD R. R.
 noSohar H IRaR
TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS FOLLOWS:

TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS FOLLOWS: For New York-ss:5o, +4:9o tdaily excer .ss5 t!o4o t11so ;soR rIsH dss agsS +ssS gGE 45e 1sSs oSoS % s12 sJ 5s 6s 7so sS6 p. m.
 Washington Night ExpEess via Harlem ford s m f fSPs at Mil
 For Boston via springheId-*1:16 6:52, 500. +11:O5. +11:so m. *1:16. BIO, '555 p. ID.
 For Boston via New London and Providence -*1:55 m. Fast expresses (*12:05, *3:O5 and s6:66 p. m.) SUNDAYs-*1:55 8 n.
 For Boston via Hartford and New York an6 New England R. R.-*2:20 a. m. daily. +1205 pm.
 For Boston vic Air Line and N. Y. and N. F. R. R.-*5:o0 p. m. fast express sUSDAxs-f5:0O pm,
 For Mertden, Hartford, Springfield, Ete.-+i2:25 night, .1:16 night (ts:2o a. m. te Berlin and Hartfordl 1910, s1:16, s1O 5:o2 6:05 to Hartford). "5:55, s:15. 1o:25 P. m SUNDAYs-*1:16 night, &555 D. m.
 SHORE LINE DIVISION. 7:6o, Io:45 8. m, <12o5, i80 (saybrook acc) .s:O5 5:15. 6:2o qyme aecl, +6:55, I9:oe p. m. Guilford accommodAtion). SUNDAYs-S1:55 night. AIR LINE DIVISION. Leave New Haven for all stations at SOS B. m, 1:25 s69o S;1G p m sUEDAYgm.5;oo P m Connect 8, Willimantic with N. '. and \. E; and N. L. and x. Trains arrive in New Haven at 500 6. m, I:22 s6:5s, s:Gsp. m.
 NAUGATUCK DIVISION.
 Trains leave New Haven via the New Haven and Derby R. R., connecting with this division:
 For W1nsted and way stations at 7:a0 and 9:55 a. m., 2:35 and 5:35 p. m.
 For Waterbury end way stations at 7:s5 D m.
 For New Haven: Trains leave Wfnsted 7:10 and $40 a.m., 1:20 and 450 pm. Leave Water bury at s:26 and 1854 B. m.; 2:42 and eos p. ID.
 All the above trains connect with trains on ws- tertOwn Branch.
 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION
 For Shelburne Falls, Turner's FaIle, WLlfamsburg, HOIyoke and New Hartford and intermediate stations, trains leave New Haven at 7:45, 11:O4 ID. and *4:O0 p. m
 For Will1amsburgh, Northampton, and points this side, at 6:15 p. III.
 From Williamsburg train arrives at 9:25 6. 1:23 and S;55 p. and from Shelburne Falls and intermediate stations at 1:23, 455 and s:5tp For Saratoga at 7:45 a. m., arriving at 3:15 D.
 O. M. 6HEPA RD, C. T. HEMPsTEAn.
 Gens raI Sup't. Gen. Pass Agent
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
THE COURT RECORD.
Court ofCommon PIeas-CrInInaI Si,
 -TnAUe DeF9nfmU.

Court ofCommOn Pleas-CrImInal Side
 Judge DemIng.
 The criminal side of this court came in yes terday morning with Judge Deming on the bench Joseph Mclean, charged with viola ting the liquor law, did not appear and his bond was called. Bonds were also called in gle and Susan Price. Terrence settled 8 breach of the peace case in fighting with his wife by paying S22. 37. He paid $1802 for carrying concealed weapons.
 Nolles were entered in the cases of Thomas Colin and Joseph Weibel, as there was no evidence to show that they had violated the liquor law. Court then adjourned until to- morrow morning.
 Probate Cours-Judge Robertson.
 After Judge Robertson had given his de- cision yesterday in the will case of Betsey Bradley (reported elsewherel, he gave hear ing to the admitting to probate of the will of the late Mrs. Luoy Durand. She died Ooto- tober 18th last at her home on Humphrey street, this city, and left property valued at band out in the cold. Ex-Judge Pardee, for the husband, E. A. Durand of 90 Humphrey street appeared and objected to the probating of the will, claiming that he and his wife made an agreement by the terms of which he gave her the deed of the proper ty providing that when che died she was to will it all back to him. She made the will, but afterwards made another leaving it to her son Joseph, who is married and in case of the sons death to his children If his children die the whole to go to the sister of the testator. Attorney Arvine appeared in sup port of the will. He showed by his wit nesses, Judge Hollister, Caleb Mix and At torney Burlington, that ths deceased was of sound mind when the instrument was drawn. and explained that the reason Mrs. Durand did not leave the property to her husband was because she thought he would squander it in high living. The will was admitted to probate
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
General state News.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Nov. 12.-During heavy gale of wind yesterday afternoon newly erected house at the corner of State street and Hancock avenue was blown from it's foundation and completely demolished.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13

There's denying the fact that OVER LOADED FINE OVERCOATS SUITS. and we have got to sell them The warm, stormy um1avOrable weather Ofthe weeks. with excitement which attended present political campaign. have injured detracfed have
 Excess in Stock Over One Year Ago of Rising $30000 To sell this large surplus months business Ia We must sell more goods NOyena- ber than usually sell in November and December.
 CAN WE DO ITe WILL THE PEOPLE RESPOND TO THIS ADVERTISEMENT We believe they will if we but make PRICES LOW ENOUGH. As sole object reduce big without profit many MUCH BELOW actual cost to manufacture
 Read this advertisement through, gentlemen, and what offer you.
 Remember We Offer None but New, UnbrOken LOts
 of Fine Quality and High Grade. Small Lots and Off Styles We Never Advertise at
 Any Price.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
4raUK1EgS| &@u&4,
saarfn's Ncxv Haven Transports
 EfaAn Line.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT Gn

 Rs1Iy for New Eork-Farc T6cs tRC4z.d fhG berth-ExcurS1OR Tickets lgccd dAys) $1s2S.
 Bteamer C.H.NoRTHAM, Capt. FL. Peck, leaves EewHaven 12 o'clock p.n.. Sunday excepted. State rooms sold at Peck 6 Bishops and at KIock sDruE Etore Steamer CONTINENTAL Capt. Stevens. leaves New Haven at 1915 a n. Sundays excepted. From New Fork-The c. Fl. NORTHAM ieaves Peck Slip st p. u.., and the CONTINENTAL at II D. r., Sundays exceptea, Saturday i2 o'clockEsia- night.
 sunday Boat for New Yozs--Steamer NEW HA- SE> Capt Brown, at i0sa p.r1 StsterooLns sold at the Eiiior Houss
 Free stage from Ins. Building ct p. m. Tickets sold and baggage checked GhrC' to Philadelphia (via both routes>, Baltimore ard Washington.
 JAMES Fl WARD. Agent.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13

New Haven and Derby Railroad. Train Arrangement commencing Sunday July
 8, 1888.
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN At 72o and o55 a.m..1:0o 2s5 6:a5 7:s5 and :15r
 LEAVE ANEONIA 9:66 and 1142 q. h.. 12:50, S25. 6:10, e:51 S:20 and 1915 D. Ep Sunday trains leave New Haven at S:IO A. m S:10 p. m.
 Sunday trainE leave Ansonia 7:2o a. n, 5:oo D. m. Connections arc made at Ansonia with passense CT trains of the Naugatuck railroad, and New HsFeB with the trains of NY, NH. & H. RI
 J. P. HOPSON, eup't-
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-13
FOR A STARTER,

We offer Blue, Black or Brown Chinchilla Overcoat for $8. 50, which other dealers are selling for $12.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
STATISTICAL SLIPS.


II IS said that Philadelphia eats forty four
tens Of PIE sverv day IA the year.
Tn Es are foO0 iheaters in th- United
States aad ElIll.on dollars day is spent
Tor anuscueDts
A brETsro ststistician las figured out
that ths wosn~n of this cosEtry pay 5000
Geo per year fer ossfies
AccoruTNs 70 Boston staLstieisn The
cost of TIC seaces in tae United states IS
mere than the NAuo0si deot
Tzs { nited States ass s1sccOo. 0co invest
e. IN Ncxloo II mines. RAJ -usds and ranch
ss and Eng and has ,socooOoO
THEEr are about e.oc0ooe hog ra.-crs in
the country aad the f6.oc0,ooo hogs raised
srs estimated 70 % worth s1s5. .0o0.eC0
Taras arc s15 persons arrested in tLe
Tn5ted States during sh- ycar for violation
ef the avs Against coun.crfeiiiBE. ct
Seventy were convicted ara sentenced 70
imprisonment.
THE svcrsar az q al the people of
Francs is given ss thirtv-two years. two
mouths ana ff.ecn dsvs. the svers-e IN
80 Uuissd States = ociy twenty foar years,
Ten months saa twenty-four DAYS
LsSr years output Of books fcil short CT
that - isse. which wss The larGest ia ths
annals - htsratege Tie nanber Tor lSs;
was s.e-H FOR fss-. 4 A.. of when f.0-s
we're works Il fcsion. 81 iggsais 0ools.
t5s en- Az. ana Al en- taccicgy.
STATISTICS snow that there we're in India
i, 1881. e0.s.o scs ws6sws. cf s9hr11 rrar'v
f7oo1 90 were under nl7e vrars - az..
S01 1Ss Under foartcea years. .s2 rs under
nineteen years Tank Of s,aost cns-third
cf Re entire population - ths Unitsa Stz.ss
beng widows under uire yezrs ef age
mere ziri chllErsnt
rES pcru'zfscn = tiic country sa tae Isl
cf ganrarv Of re rres.nt year = estimated
st g ss,t sa1 waer tbe census II fSs1 v~2-
taken tns pcuulaton vas -. rs "a Tts
crua.ry = xrow7nE. ard uaLs temporary
l.ssss msv cause embarrassment as tiuaes
=. serss cases - eoaai-,cn e she pecple =
improvine
To- rnstsf sfaees > s6e iarrest e--<un
rnr ---ntrr - rsi<ins II - world ard -
arr e-ns snrnrsfc1 - .hcut 1es1.acG rcxes
- seenf t~veo-v pcu7ds eoSa. xa1ca a. 81
sr~~srs - t-rc 8-llars a bcx shcsVs an &
rensf+sr@ p As'o ef1 ee- szruiu far c.,
srfi..s n he 3rfrs frnit IL Tte -aeuE
referred - rsrrsaenfs. 49,. t.fc2ore e-zs
E va.~~c,s. eS1sr0 ssxrs ca,it1raa. u. .
hoxss Nai.za ard VN,ec3 brxss S1-rrs
Tn r-~otiticrzrv var ccst &c Trfte.
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F cf fs.s eoss 49, Ceseed Ssztes ff37 - o.
TIE narS-~ e4 sruc1s engaged = esllr,ass.
- s1feS7 The asxscs- wsr cess he Jrite.
stste< s7Sa a0o AZ Tae rs1ecr cf eros0
sn<arsa w-as fetS<1 - v-sr e<s~ee- -
esases 49, Ne rasoc8 See1ss esSfs9 - -
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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17


OF qATkIcA DAY OlLD - GOOD
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Eo<- s1s Ia ! Nt1 kk - - once 1esAf
- Hk4 Up9a ses T. frost
ef.~a VIII BfT1 NICE l1Tf1A h0Ak
SOU AL ~ Ga lsQ1s sssess e@zs. Ns4
81 pksrc stx .1x s2tSf, koot c<llSf &ne Ssste-t
kecss n-9T 2sa A bsx 1ersaln- Dais - ,
G9aC. "a aacs e. lo1s S.-Ae t4l. - ezlex 81 =
4 CAsEas IS czt&~s-a-
pHEAF HONES-sIN BolskS AMI lots IN
Y Sxth s&fo * irozl 80 - s'ef esse ssesla
lsES "a s2Eee locAllfs a eD14 ES0s< sna iol 90
fosaTtk - feF q sss1 eLa&A lsS St4c1t dSs1
talknee o. essy tersEs More aassas asee<hfss q
Lets 70 lloCs. IA
HGLL Be i OK kENf b AFktL 20 4 GOOD
" house of seN~n ~ nl0e fs'9fuk she A<fse
xagd Wlthln Two mi-es ~ ifC cry. preIez sV1hg
toa4ros keods Lake. Address j. bt1 = tnlz
CraCe-
tH0R sAIE-A LAKEE BRICK DWELLING
i house. On sYrsKs -. iof sxesa neai is&A.e
dwelling house. Su ysEBe<st, fof f1soro. And an
a. acre TARA ia sparta SCI 81 S9ee. al en sinai
payments Rnl reasonstke teFtaS r A lapIsf Z,
NON =. l1adsafa tieok. over iGolc l@hf@fs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

TLs Kalsaa Cry Nesrs offers a. ~V;es
Prsaiisnfi4l sugzsst.o1." tas naras %
nschizaa nan aog hsrstofors msntionsd
Ia stat eornecfioo, ws behave. The Nesrs
stnits Poeinastsr-f Ger -rsl DlcKrSsJN's
sfr@1gth a. nan aud 5.atesnaa AMI his
srsas popularity IA Alcn.sar, bu, qnss-
toEs ihc wisdem of nominating a nan
VII nay usl - aU 81 unite tbs whole
? erecraiss vote - he State. with
l,usszlL A. AL0zs aud Mr.. DicKfssoN
e. tus two candidates Tor the Wee IRE.
asrcy." says tcs N.trs "ths formar wiki
as great popularity With The colder vote
sua 5sgAsd b. united ssriy, would nn-
do8o,e,iy carry tae S.4ie 'oE h.s ticket.
The oas nsa0 uhc. tie Ners thinks.
wcu,a un's tho Democratic party Of
Miehigan - no ofb-r nan would, is VIII
rskm T. Quincy, ot ITO Detroit Free
l'rsss Tbs N.srf Concludes by sayiag:
~Wr. nWKt>so. hi.1ssiL recognizing tho
fitness - Mr. CUinsy would unGonct-
ediY dsc,lns - ee Candidate against
I ns. - the .zltef. through his rewsps-
Per snd ~ Ais ~zs counsel. has done
uuel e. place Mr. DfCxiysOS 10 toe pos
fsion is D8g ccrGpiss. Mr.. DICKINSON
e. 81 ors sho fo-gsss his frisuas an,
thrs Who hav@ dons hin favors, an.
would. wish his great energies and his
s.russfress. 10 al 10 BIS power 10 make
IN election x CLEvELASo AM QUIMBr
surs."
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Ths sty Coanc.l hs 4 mss4ng IA TIE
Ciiy hal issE sssoiDs.
A ses tsieph0ns has essa pl2eei IN ths
I ;. & 81 rsilros3 0f-es.
6eofse 6s4a4a has Fssarned from Mar
chester skzfs ne has been ca business for
the past two @esks.
Js@ss Bavsy Captain OF tie isfe Saving
Sf4li0a a. Grand hasen. sss Ia t0sn Oh
EIsiasss yesterday.
Aonssgss postmaster sss ia the city
lsst Digot Saying up anal stock "
green" 10 decorate MS employs with 10
cay.
HI Browa. Of TIE hrm Of Brosn 4 Friend.
Beszlo. : y, ls still ia the eity and =
ready 70 rcce.vs bids tor the Bradford hote.
ssts.s
The ball given by the Batchsrs Beneyo-
lenI Association 81 The German bsli last
night vas largely attended and the eyening
vas passed .srv pleasantly.
Al g Field L Cos Iniastrel troup drew a
large 81 ed audience a. the opera house last
evening A. II o'clock yesterday morning
they gave nne parade Ihroagh the main
streets.
J. d. Sheridan. The BROOKLYN olothier,
recei ed telesTam last evening fsom kel-
ley's Islanc, Lake Erie giving notice OF the
death cf his nephew, francis Sheridan.
Mr. Sheridan lell on the evening train 10.
toat place.
TLursdsy evening Mr. and Mrs. +. W.
Cook gave q progressive pedro party 10 a
sFse number OF their friends ~ their
pleasant residence, Is East Webster ave
Ar. O. D5U shus and Miss Emily Weir won
me nrst prizes, the second being taken by
Miss Flora Weir aud Mrs. DR.. Wheeler
Afes he games delicious refs SHINE nts ~e Q
serves 10 the guests.
Thursday night. aoou. clock, as Phillip
loCng vas going TO his home IN the lower
part III the city. hs was set upon by IN
known persons az the corner OF Eighth-st.
/ and Western ave, who cut Kim on the
! head aad IN his hands with a knife or other
sharp instrument. The police have no
succeeded in capturing the culprits Young
| bad Just come from up the river. and hsv-
lug some money got on drunk, aud he can
| give no definite account Of how 1t happened
| The fight at Big Georges" hall in North
Nuskseon between Dick Engisnd and IL
! Dermah, OF Toledo. was witnessed oy two
/ hundred people. James Robinson was
/ chosen referee and Joe sheehy time-keeper
| Chsrles Mcth was second ior England and
I J. Gibbs for Dermsi. Time was called al
| lC.5J. when they Goth stepped forward anc
shook hands. In the hTst round England
! snded terrific blow on Dermsh's righ
/ eve. and following up his advantage wor
! The match IN nye Iouads.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
For Rfnf--ROon,s.

NOR RENT-FLVE ROOMS CUNFUsNI-HEDl
for light Housekeeping. III Jefferson ave. 20
no RENT-TEN ROOMS OVER q soOlh
abe for boarding hcusc. or cs2 be oiHsel 1910
fWo or more tuites Egquirc % Tkoa. T. Wykcs,
A. south Divis!Sns.. 20
NOR RENT-RO0M WITH STEADY PoWEE
I tor light nranufsctUring. 10 Pc.-st. fzti
I,OH EFNT-FURNIsHE Rooms I'd Rent
I in the Vinegar block. Enquire OF J. y;
Brock. oesi
NOR KENT-DEsIRABLE ROOM EoR TWO
L gentlemen, with board. st So Eostwist-At sxeti
NOR RENr-FUKNISHEO ROOMS: STEAM
I heated; and furnished rooms Tor light mousse
teeuing Apply al reom los, New kousemaa
Dl.cE. 4'li
NOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
I either single or er si:ite: steam heated; also
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply n Room -,
I edysrd lock, 1oi Ottswa-ss. .-ot
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Capt ID. VI. LcCzw10D. sD0 has 1~1
charge of ths rissr snd E&recx iaRsoss-
Ezslfs "a ths seetsFa aisEK'et q Alenl-
gsn. h2s not osiy s1dsaEsc himself %
ihs people of tAis elks. tut ss hss pef-
formsd his sork wita sssstf- hia
frisads ksss tisliks very uaeA 70 hsss
hsna traasfsFfsd. saa il seaha rssLT ssen
that shs aetioa Ga he part Of she depart
inset . ssgselsss one. Il certslaiy Il
K tlss order sonisn 2ia.ss ins seroxsslon
u las elfIcs hsEe-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
WoNnERrrI. POPULARITY

The fact that the sale OF Or. Pierce 5
Pleasant Pnrgatiye Pellets exceed that Of
any other pill in the market. be it great or
small. IL on account of the fact that they
are tiny, little. sugsr-costec grsnuies. and
hat in MANY cases one little pslle. is suti
Gent for dose: that they are purely vege-
table ana perfectly harmless; aud for con-
s,paton, oilioasness. sick headache and
all diseases arising from arrangements OF
the .iver. ssonsch or bowels. they are alb
solutsly specific fentle laxative or
sctiye cathartic, acco4> .Dg TO size or dose.