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Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
SHORT BEACH.

inc Great Excitement on tho Glori.
Gus Fourth-The Boats to Content
In tho Begatta-Short Beach,s Navy
Personal Notes, etc.
June 2S.-The event of tho day on the
Fourth will be the yacht race, the entries
lor which are now being made. Most of
the boats bslong to Short Beach, though
several yachtsmen at Branford Point have
been invited to participate. The 'Daph-
me-" wenty-fve-foot sloop from New
Haven, will also enter. The course has
not yet been agreed upon, but will proba-
oily be five miles out in the sound off the
oeaoh to a stake boat and return. This
will enable Short Beachers to witness the
race from start to finish and stake their
thousands on their favorite.
The entries thus far are: Stanley Broth
ers' "Poem," Lockwood's "Minnons. -
Richards ''Helen," wilco1's Daphne"
and Mr.. Hsmilton's sloop. Jesse Welch
will enter the "Iydl May" If he does not
sail her to New London, and by the 4th IL
Is expected to have half dozen additional
entrles. Much interest is manifested in
the race not only by the yachtsmen them
selves, but by Short Beachers generally. az
the boats are all now well-known on The
Day and the rivalry is keen. As the Stan
icy and Lockwood boats are about the
same size and so much larger than the
others, 1t is probable that they will race
together as the first class, punching the
others in free for ALL Robert Wilcox
will act as referee.
1t is proposed to form an organization of local
yacntemen to be known as the siHhort Reech
Navy" 'Ao onor' Beach
The recent hot weather was scarcelv fe,t Of
closed. o0' 40" co''aSes
MISS Ethel Wilcox, niece of Ella Wheeler vii.
COZ, mas arrived and will spend the summer with
ner motner at the Whip Poor viii cottage
Mr. kniam's new house is about ready for o.
cupancy 1t Is not visible from the shore road
out commands fine view of the sound and ia
one OF tne largest and finest houses on the beach
Last sundays New York World contained an
ela6orate account Of the suburban easide resorts
OF New Haven, and carefully omitted not only a
description OF Short Beach, but even a mention ~
"; IL would be unhealthy for the correspondent
Oh InaG paper to make his identity known here.
i1ere are several hidden rocks in the baV cloaa
% dalf-t tide Rock, which give the local yachtS.
men much concern, and are, of course far mora
DANGEROUS to sailors unfamiliar with the bav
They are to be staked ~ WA" '~''
Harry Wilcox has lust completed fine tennis
court IN the rear Of his lot. "A series OF rsmes
ably be formed. " PA0D
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
City Court - Criminal Side Judpe
Pickett.


During the one short year of the exist
anoe of this society in New Haven 200
new and useful garments have been made
and distributed where they were most
needed. Our object is to aid the hospitals
and other societies who work among the
poor, as well as individual cases of neoes-
sity. - -0'o'-
Miss Hume, the city missionary, made
excellent use of all we could spare her This
year. She found several families who had
never before possessed q perfectly new
~ We have recently been obliged to accept
the resignation of our efficient president
Mrs: McVickar, but her place has been
filled by Mrs. NJ. A. Gridley of Prospect
street. and we hope for increase in mem.
pershlp and greater prosperity in the
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
A GALA DAY.

opening or the Pequot Club House.
At noon yesterday the cannon doomed
the salute for tho annual opening of the
fequot club house, and the club colors
were run aloft for the season.
The Second regiment band gave forth
sweet music during the afternoon. Tn tho
evening q reception was held, and the einb
mouse and lawn were Illuminated bv
lanterns and fireworks. Several yaohts
were present in the cove to add TO the
brilliant scene. The playing BY the or
chestra assisted to make the occasion a
most enjoyable one. The attendancs T.,
the evening was large, over 500 being
present. The opening was a fine SUGGEST
Townsend avenue was alive last eyenino
with carriages laden with guests of the
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
AvERTED AN ACCIDENT.

OHcer Reilly Turns Runaw.v
Horse - Prevented an Accident
Struck In the Leg.
officer Bernard Reilly was severely hurt
yesterday afternoon while attempting to
stop runaway horse. The horse is the
property of Joiner Fairfield, who keeps
his barn and shop on Cottage street. The
horse was standing in the yard attached
TO an ordinary joiner's business wagon, in
which was heavy door. He started sud
denly out of the yard. Mrs. Smith, wife
OF officer Seaman Smith, was driving up
the street in buggy and was nearly op-
posite the yard when the horse came ont
OHcer Reilly saw the danger of collision
and made run for the runaway's head.
The horse turned to one side and eluded
the grasp of the officer. The door in the
wagon was thrown out by the sudden
turning of the wagon and caught the
officer in the calf of the leg. The prompt
action of the officer averted q collision
and probably saved Mrs. Smith from
serious injury.
The blow on the officers leg consider.
ably famed him and in a short time was
quite swollen. Voc
The horse ran up on the sidewalk on
the opposite side of the street and was
caught.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
Proof of Merit.

The proof of the merits of a plaster ID
the cures 1t effects, and the voluntary ties.
timonials of those who have used Allcock's
Porous Plasters during the past thirty
years is unimpeachable evidence of their
superiority. and should convince the most
keptical. Self-praise is no recommends.
ton, but certificates from those who have
used them are.
Beware Of limitations, and do not be de.
oeived by misrepresentation. Ask for
Alloock's, and let no solicitation or expla-
nation induce You to accept a substitute.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
STATE CORREsPONDENCE.
SOuthin0tOn.

SOuth1nGtOn.
June 29.-A notorious house in the west
ern part of the town was raided Sunday
night and the six inmates were fined IS
and costs each. Emma Allen and William
Flansburg were also before the court for
Drunkenness. They were sent to jail.
Joseph Woodward is spending two weeks
at Staten Island.
Mrs. John Oxley has purchased the John
North residence
Rev. Mr.. Francis and wife are spending
the week at Grove Beach.
Mr.. Dayton Andrews won the gold medal
In Saturdays gun club shoot.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29

A tent entertainment is to be given
Wednesday evening, the Goth, by West
Haven division, Sons of Tempesance, on
the lot on Center street, West Haven, ad-
joining Temperance hall. For 10 cents
You can enjoy the program of instrumental
and vocal music, recitations, etc., beneath
the tent. Ice cream, cake and berries will
be served,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
The Horse Had to be shot.

one OF the horses on an extra car of the
West Chapel street branch of the Fair
Haven and Westville horse railroad
was yesterday afternoon thrown down bv
being crowded between the regular car and
the one it was drawing. One of its legs
was so badly crushed that it was necessary
to shoot the animal to end its misery.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29

Miss Mary E. Caulfeld and Mrs. Caul-
field, wife of Officer Caulfeld, left yester-
DAY for few months stay in the Catskills.
Mrs. Caulfeld is in rather feeble health.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
Fire Yesterday.

Fire caught from leak in the pipes that
supply the drop forge furnaces with oil in
Browns machine shop yesterday. The
torges In this shop are supplied with oil
pumped through pipes by wind pressure.
The flame spread rapidly. The FIRE denart.
ment was called out and in a abort time
the blaze was put out o
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
HOUSEHOLDS R.afIroad-
Corrected to June eoih, 1889.
TRAINS DEPART FROM NEW HAVEN
Daily exosrsf Sunday

TRAINS DEPART FROM NEW HAVEN
Daily except Sunday,
For Derby, Birmingham, Ansonia ana in,.r,,.st.
ate sfailons-7:iS s.l0 1000 A N 1908 ssSs
s:ss. AIS, 5:ss. s:s0. HIS D m -'''
fer s %ss.is5oury-7;is s:io, iooO a. m; iaos s.2s,
For winsted-7:is. 1000 a. m; s.ss, s.ss, v,so
81 Sneaon, boisford, Newtown. DAnhury Pltts-
neld. State Line and informed ate ststsrn.N
e.Ss a M, s-S0 a. m, and s:is p. m
~ ct Albany. Buffalo, Detroit. Cincinnati. St
m, and AIS r. m 49, WV
foT Derby, birmingham. Ansonla and iptnrrnadS
p. m. S 0-sS
fof waterbury and Wiasted, Sundays oniy-s:I0
a. HA ma ~. m q. h PLAfT,
~ N General Superintendent.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
For Over Fifty Year,.

An OLD AND WELLTRIEB RExKpY-Mrs
Wtnslows Soothing Syrup has been used for over
nfty years by millions of mothers for their chill.
dren while teething, with perfect success II
soothes the child, softens the gums allays ali
pain, cures wind cole, and Is the best remedy for
Qiarrhsa- Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by
druggists In every part Of the world. Twenty.
nvs cents bottle. Its value Is incalculable. Be
sure and ask for Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrun-
and take no other kind, AZ mwf6wiv
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
Starin's New Haven Transporta.
ton Lima

Exery Day RIccpt SATURDAY..
Leave New Haven from stxyfr
at lois oSciocS m. r
ssoas sLARIS, Captain McAlirfss, eve
S SIn1p1aff, IoesoHy and Thursday The ERARTu
Gay; Returning, leave Nes YORK from PIER
~. h, loot OF oourtlapdt street., ss 0 nm: In
Tie Corning every Sunday, Tuee1sy ana Tssr,s,,
Wy Inc only Sunday night boat from New
1900 rare. VIII; A.. sersh IN cabin. TBo. sr.isroom q
"a IRE s'.Ee leaves the sepot on arrival o
Hs1a S.1 Ian. and from corner Church IA
e;9o O'Clock PM -
"a, ascfex and siAteroozns cAz be purchsse6 NJ
ne Iontsns hotsl aI the Dovpes News Oos..
rs ~ Snapci street, and ra Peck a BishopY
VI n wITTrp a..
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
AS q Drink In Fevers

Se aors1ordss Acid Phosphate.
Dr. Chas. ii. 8. Davis, Meriden. Conn.
says: Il have used a. an accessory in
cases OF melancholia and nervous debiIitv-
ana a. pleasant and cooling drink n
teyers, ana have been very much pleased
s''a W. jsa7 u sesltg =
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
That Daphtheria

Health Officer Wright said yesterday
that there is no diphtheria in the Mill
River street section except in this way:
With scarlet fever the patient generally has
a very bad throat-a diphtheretic throat.
There are no new cases 80 far.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
Elevator Committeo.

Fart OF the East Rock elevator commit
zee met at the city hall last evening. but
not enough to make q quorum. The meet
Ing Will be held Thursday evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29

Holders forwarding bonds from distant points
Union Trus. Company Of New York, 50 Broad.
bonds to Barring Brothers and Company Limited,
An expenses of transmission Of bonds delivered
al either OF the above agencies will be paid BY
Pending preparation OF engraved bonds, the
work upon which Is proceeding with despatch,
Negotiable Certificates OF the Company and De.
pository viii be delivered Income Bondholders
70 be exchanged without unnecessary delay for
me former In due course. Application 10 lis,
Exchange in Boston, New YORK and abrosd s'OSA
lncom- Bond Scrip OF any class viii be received
for exchange, the same ash bonds, In amounts not
sands
Holders OF any Of the bonds c.IIed-for er.
presenting their bonds to any OF the Agencies
mentioned, can effect the original and present
exchanges at the same time.
TO ENABLE THE COMPANY AND ITS
AGENCIES TO PROMPTLY CARRY OUT THE
EXCHANGE OFFERED HEREIN. HoLpERs
SHOULD DEPOSIT THEIR INCOME BONDs
BEFORE JULY IS. 1882
ps sRe esYq dI2S TO T sEooND MORTGAGE
The Management considers at present a fair
basis OF market yaine of the new Second Mort
gage per cent Gold Bonds Class a'B'' 10 be 20. :
Hoiders OF Income Bonds deposittnr their
Bonds for exchange are invited 70 subscribe 10
any amount Of ss.ooo.ooo OF these bonds, which
VIII be authorizes to be issued for improvements
to be made for the first year. beginning with
July ]. ls, at the price OF o.. the bonds allotted
20 carry su coupons for Interest At per cent.
Each depositor OF 81, COO In Income Bonds will
be entitled to subscribe for 500 OF the new Sec.
ond Mortgage Class .sB" -Four Per Cent Bonds
amount TO be offered for subscription. The excess
will be adjusted 10 proportion 10 holdings
subscription has been UNDERWATER, q xyndicafe
having been formed 10 take all the bonds no;
availed OF by Income Bondholders:
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE PAYABLE AS
70 PER TENT. IN CASH TO ACCOMPANY
Is PER CENT UPON ALLOTMENT.
Is PER CENT. WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER AL
5 g PER CENT. WITHIN co DAYS AFTER AL
, s g PER CENT. WITHIN 90 DAYS AFTER AL
PAYMENTS MAY BE ANTICIPATED UPON
Any Any DAY DAY UPON WHICH INsTALLMENTs
LOWED THEREo AT THE RATE G OF Fl Fo H
PER CENTUM PER ANNuM-
July, 1922.
ALL CASH PAYMENTS under this subscrip
AND SANTA FE RAILROAD COMPANY, IS
! n liz STREET, BOSTON, and at its Fiscal |
WALL Va, STREET, NEW YORK, and Messrs BiR.
ING BRoTHERs & CO, LIMITED, BISHOPS
which places blanks viii be furnished as may be /
equired. Receipts will be issued by such depos- /
tories as Agents for the Subscribers upon the
that the moneys received shall be
eld In trust, not to be paid for the uses OF the
railroad Company until the directors Of said
ompany shall officially announce that the Plan |
Conversion has become effective
ORAL AND WRITTEN INQUIRIES concern
az this Plan and applications for Circulars and
tanks for use hereunder can be made of Messrs |
AIRING. MAGOUN & CO, Is WALL ST, NEW
DIRK CITY; Messrs. Barring BROTHERS & |
o. LIMITED, LONDON, ENGLAND, and of j.
]. REMNANT, VICE PRESIDENT ATCHISON /
OMPANY, 95 MILK STREET, BOSTON By |
rder Of the Board Of Directors
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
TraueIsrs' 8ufde.
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and Hartford X. X.
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c';-so Night TO Harsord). .s.s2 s.as C.o.)p.n.
,on Line pivfsion.
a. SA" DoNDos' kTo.--aso night s:ss
Hs' - n, 'Ix'ss' 'xsaa, 200. 's'S Oar
iof car hmi'ed)' @:is. $40. els. 'e:ss. os:osp.
night, 'c.ss p. m.
AT II. Lire R.iston.
-. -. =, NniaAAh1do. ETC.
.ee'e NeH hHwea Tor AL Stations n e-5s An.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
THE COURT RECORD.
superior Court Civil Side Judge
Hall.

The suit of Mrs. Hattie Greene for
divorce from her husband, Thomas Greene.
on the ground of adultery, was resumed
yesterday. Mrs. Alfred Adams, who lived
in the same house with the Greenes aud
whom it is alleged is the paramour, denied
the charges and said that she never had
even conversation with the defendant.
The appeals of both the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad end the town
OF Branford from the decision of the rail.
road commissioners in regard to the elimi-
nation of grade crossings in that town.
having been withdrawn from the superior
court, an order was passed by Judge John
NJ. Hall yesterday afternoon affirming the
decision of the commissioners.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
Pickett.
Dora Spreyer, violation of LIQUOR law
continued to June 30; Annie Reilly. viola.
ton liquor law, continued to July /: Henry
stark, violation of liquor law, $25 fne.
$16.A costs, appealed; Mary Sullivan VIC,
lation of liquor law, $40 fine and costs. an
pealed; James L. Griffin and David HART
son, vagrancy, 10 days in Jail, "a. 70 costs;
William h. Bradley, injury to private
property, continued to July 3; John Pick
worth, theft of tools, nolled.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
AisreIlaneuus.

new Haven Town Taxes,
! liable to pay taxes in New Haven on 80 s1 M,
~ ~ Ios1, and payable July !, 1879 for the Tov-1
ny ny new raven CITY School District and Wssf
Vile school District, that he will commsnce y,
rsSeiSe taxes on said lists on july i 1905 :, ~
oinces NO. 9. City Hall, Church street
THEODORE A TUTTTE
collector OF the above name5 rsr..
p. m. 49, anu 70 .
New Haven. Conn. June 10, 1852. 5e11t,v,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
HAMBUnG-AMERIGAg PACKET en-

hxEress service TO Soufhsnpto.
SlIs.s CLondon) and Hamburg Macuifcerf
n - -a. new tMin screw steamers Of Is is Ooo
London and the Continent "AA'e W
GS0slnhnniay Junle, ioam Columbia July q spu
S1n5ntnoia. June =, <p.m FBisnlarck Jul ri psm'
fBsmarck, JupS0 idaru "A VirforSs -. = nm
A1-slctora, july 9 IN Norman "a Aug II "a n
Nofmannia, Jul a. am Columbia Aug IA . n :.
hAnpure-Arnerican Packet Co, 81 B'dway. NY
AppS 70 VI; IL. Newton a. Co., SC Orange 81
VI W u. Zunder a Sons, 2ss State street
Agents for New Haven Oopn
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29

MIR. JOHN L. SHERMAN, LIST AVE, WEST HAVEN.
Twas very irritable at times, and had a nery
GUS fiuttering feeling in the stomach. Ihad
very bad cough OF chronic nature left from the
grip two years ago. had bad headache In hacLr
OF nead' and chilly sensations all over body
Like I Had Malaria.
with fever SPELLS my appetite very poor. twas
would hawk and spit great deal and c .s;
dropping in the throat so that in the morning I
DE- f ssg clearing my
1 msn Itrst ~ week and now after months treat
MR. PETER BoRNHoLD of as7 Chapel street.
rev haven suffered from asthma since 1853: had
sh .setFaaole; attacks came on oftener and much
short breath; q rattling and Wheeling In the
Gae e %olG sleep restless
two vega ana ringing in the ears and deafness for
feeiine ieft hin nasr Dr. Roths treatment bis bad
Ill III. JAMES KINSELLA of 4os East .traet N.-
By b s.ad Sa
Food lay ike q ioaa 4, gag . and yomit mornings
came on st any time and Would iaSz f,P f pain
cain IN Ssdse q afe ep: dull smsrtns
made him better At once. No more ,h Treatment
Or dyspepsia. Advise others to try. 'A'u"s'''m
pr. Roth's Treatment for chronic d,.....u
. the result OF years Of experience IN ' thss
eande q cases. All medicines are nreosr s~Uu u.
the ONCE permanently located at No III chss.Ss
street, ana tho charges In each case sre rca
eonabie. Catarh cured, as well "a I'll -, |
diseeses Of the nose, throat, lungs, stomsch
hsss aysr; kidnssys sfin and asrvous disssses
AyBpep6ia end deafness
0naoe heYEs from 70 II .. n, to { and to 4
, mi epsaaW exeeptsd. Q0s6sltStios I'M
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
AE HAVEN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Sx6AMkhs leave New haven daily lerceps
sunnsyl AZ 1913 Am and IL O'Clock ESQ.
sn s % setur1lns. leave Peck snip, New Yorl, Il
80 y pm stateroouls for sale Al Per- =
sasnope, No. 762 Chapel street and al ElarSS
rug store Sunday Boat leaves New Usren a
House ' ~'As al A-uou
ro Fs ar d q SsS' Bound tr;e t,sss s, erooa
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
GEORGE C. MAGOUN,
CHAIRMAN.
j. w. REINHART,
VICE PRESIDENT.
mfsceIIauenms

Mechanics Bank ofNew Haven.
Connecticut.
ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTY-FIFTH DIyI-
DEND
FNHE directors of this bank have declared n
l. semiannual dividend OF two and one half
per cent. payable, free of tax, on and after the
first day OF July. 1892. 1870
je2s Sc CHAS. n. TROwBRIDGE, Cashier.
New Haven Savings Bank.
UNHE semi annual meeting Of the trustees of
L the New Haven Savings Bank will b. heid
9Th, at ~ O'Clock
as usual, Tor the purpose Of writing In the inter,
est on deposits, and will be open for busipess on
FIiaays July sth- JOHN P. FUTILE,
gc<o OF Treasurer
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29

Government Bonds.
Ths following were the quotations for United
states bonds at the call today;
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29

New London to Sag Harbor,
EsSL-k Steamer Sarah Thor, leaves Nsx~
.;sS r m; Returning, arrives at New Londos
aooal lisoo A. m Capt CaAS. NJ GRIFFISiS-
u ~
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
~tBce1lamenms.

Deans Rheumatic PiIIs absolute,v s,.,e
NORTHUMBERLAND Neuralgia e ntirely ve9etabie cure
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29
/ Had Rheumatism

In the muscles all over the body, the pains in the
arms, sides and chest being most severe
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29

THE AWARD OF PRIZES TO NKD1cs
Inc degree Of doctor of medicine, magma cum
iaude, awarded for distinguished merit in the
examinations and work of the course, Ralph
A. Mcdonnell, Alex W. Evans, John A. Hart
we'll.
me Campbell gold medal awarded for the
Ralph A. Mcdonnell VI 'no 9oufse'
Inc Reese prize, awarded for the most merito-
rious thesis, Edward L. Munson. AeAi'o-
The obstetrical prize awarded for the best .x-
ANIMATION In obstetrics, Edward L. Munson.
Old Times Recalled-C1as. Ru.,,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29

sued some time next winter. The alas
voted a vote of thanks to Arthur 8 Os.
born for his faithful work az secrstarv
and committee consisting of Howa1d
Knapp, Bridgeport; Frank Kellogg, Water
bury, and Attorney W. 8. Pardee of this
city was appointed to arrange for the next
meeting. The GLASS met at $50 at the
renee and marched to Music hall, where
the class supper was held. Six or eight
members OF the class are members of the
Quinnipiac club, and the club has issued
cards and many other members of the
class have enjoyed the hospitality of the
'7e's men met and voted to contrbnte
what money remained in the treasury
(about $500 after the reunion to the Yale
library fund. e. A. Jenkins was Reelected
class secretary and presided. AMONG the
members Of the class who attended the
meeting were E. R. Hall, Judge A. Heaton
Robertson, Joseph A. Graves, SemuaI A.
Weiss, Leonard E: Curtiss, q. A. Terry,
Boomer, W. q. Beeoher, George P. saz.
yer, GEORGE A. Martin, f. L. Hemingway
Thomas R. Bacon and h. R. Merrimsn'
'5@s men appeared in goodly number.
Among those present at the business meet. |
ing were: D. g. Bigelow, Colchester: Con.
gresham w. W. Grape, IL. D.; Ephrsim
Cutler, New York city; W. Stanley, ESQ.,.
New York city, distinguished maritima
lawyer; Colonel Henry Mccormick, a mil
ionaire steel manufacturer of HARRISBURG.
William P. johnson, presidents Of Tulane
New Orleans; Coert Dubois.
Hartford, Conn; Professor Jacob Ooonar
New Brunswick, N. j.; O. U. Cotton. NJ
J., Cotton, Ia; Judge Cyrus L. Hall. Wash.
ngton, D. G.; Professor Loveioy Moves
Ex-Governor Gill, Rsy. Mosss
ninth of Chicago and others.
Resolutions were passed on the death ~
lev. John 8. Baird, Fisk Parsons Brewer
dward REILLY, Samuel G. Robinson, Fred.
rick B. Swift and Lawrence MoCuIIv 9
Biographies were read on the lives of these q
Zen by members of the class. Professor 8
aooh Cooper q Hutgers college Rad the {
|agEaphy tAs w of 2ay, ME, Rllrd, !
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
Gloomy View.

An old bachelor says, Marriage is
the only game of chance in which 1t is
possible for both players to lose." That
man was dyspeptic and an old lady
would say, "He don't relish his victu-
ais" Life is dry and tasteless to him.
All the juices have disappeared. He
should get box of the Laxative Gum
Drops, and get his digestion in order,
In order TO do this he should take them
regularly every night for three or four
nights. He win find that they will work
better on the second day than on the
first, and on the third than the second,
II he will do this he will soon recover.
His stomach will resume its tone and he
will not be annoyed by fits Of despon'
dency. 1t Is as easy to be healthy as II
is to be sick. See that you try II.
These Gum Drops cost only 10 cents fol
the small size, and 2S cents for the large
size. Any druggist will get them foI
you II you insist upon II, although he
ought to keep them in stock.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.,
Peoria, III.