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Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Saa faaert laa lanbet.

Saa fasert laa 2aHbst | Sommersns Stiar,
bper Bpnoe lab trps paa tit 1uu.
2iot toloiu u bar 2uiten bel Der o. Der,
men teeueo til mart at BIT Iun.
s Spttsrne imaa III be Saab bosr os en-
ON en- bltoere, lettere lib;
fra ~ieloeite ~Borseu~ en- 2psitraale ten
% fc99eo benz I beres 90.
5or Der iao pso Roret en- Ranb al BE- faa,
ipm be pioite fob taft peo fit Orb;
% ban baooe lpoet be Smaa
liot lpiere 9use / Rorb.
0aar Solicit fob faIt pn fin sperits gaano,
os ban tos fin Ststte i benz,
oa Dor Der bet Saab, at bort fatttse 9anb
tunoe bore fig r~altere frem.
Men iaa tom Der pitira ct truenoe 8nb:
@2u SjelofoIt, ioa intaat naa, iaa imaatl
ou bltr for uitprIi8, jes mener peo Sub,
bet er 5eiler, ou bar bet for soot!
3u tror, bu raa'r 8aaber alene, min Bror;
men Der tar ou itammeli9 fell
pt Speniter bar % Iibt at r. Der onborb,
% ri raa'r big, bu ouuer bit Seiil~
90 Sfam er at melbe, Der Wprbmanb bar
iom ifalp for be brautenoe Orb;
men ps bar Der benz iom gap Speniteu Soar
cs iatte bam G9pen I 8oro.
Reo llnOrius, meb Sarme port 8ouoefolt
iaa,
be aatte Ell 2auoet lit ielp.
tit elifeoe 9ano meo Sptterne imaa,
meO Sielo % meo 9al os meo Glo.
Neu mGsti9 oa blusieo bet urgamIe Wuo
/ RoromanoeuS Briuge panup;
bet bites, ban bar al ben rette Eob,
ruuot Rorse paa 2ano % / Bp.
"Saa imaat naa, iaa irtaat, min ~itorlaatne
Bror!
ou tar life nler, eno bu fanr!
Seq tGnter, pu itjotter bin S9brsne Sorb,
Iaa Iaar MI ri pus!e meo Dor.
Ss mailer ou iDsnif, iaa ~inaiier ri uorit,
bet fan bel bli Dips ipm gaps.
Bel er ou poo Gluten blit Rotfer iaa MORT;
men en- 1gtaale1 ri rUr mao cmtaps!
% faloer Dor Sspbina uuoel, lao bi!
Gen aareu, ban iomner isjeH;
BON ital moi ii9mpe bort 5Gorelauo fri
on b9ube beta 2Gre reu!-
s. / "Se~reeHspoiteu".
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
1amsG Igen otD Sftem.

Com tioli9sre bsrsttsi ipsmmsrs Oh
gen for uosls Gase foen Ousr GtpsH
libt opeuiOr Baorstts for at aHRsge en-
Biiit ! Solum. Ten trRuQte irsm bsit
III @radtenneen, men blep hsr iad lnts
pcnsrst al be TO aompanisr Retrutter,
at ben sleblittslis glOroe belt ON. Gen
iumpene paanb / Glpen peo 5aret,
iopmmsbe opsr til 5artan0en i ielpe
Ellen Bp % ailaeoe itraI en- Biitt paa
Spnosieus Gisubpm. Zen bar briItb
sers eno nognfnbs. Zen ait runot
omtrins Suiene osruoe uso Galtum
elptu, lframte 5olt ueb at title mo ae
Btnbuerns / anben Gtass, % naar mar
blsp feb al ben % Tom meo LANCE
St9nser Os Staure for at iage ben
oaf, reiite ben ii9 paa Basbeusne cs
begpnote at auoueere, ioet ben meo 5or'
benene fagteoe ullbt pmlrirs iie Os
los anappsrne Iitptfer paa 6lagit9nr
ssrne, II loo fine 5taurs os Stans
ger ~iitttten % reboeoe iis IND / GUS
~inareit mulist.
8 ben iioite lib bolot Gfgen til i en-
BittersGgcr paa Strsmoat. Den bnooe
~Ioreiat itg at soeiRg9e ben prRgtige
Tiger. Zen ipiite ale be Ylanter, ben
innos rafte meo @ummerne, % be, Tom
bar for inan, braftebe ben at oeO at
l9gge Zig neo % OHlte ia runot pms
firing paa ben belle gser. Mtan iorisgte
at iase ben upf, men Gl9en Jog au9rt
berne biem III 6erss Suitruer % BsrH.
Saa benuenote Giereu iio til 5ogoen og
Ipur9te, ON ban bar usbt til at taale en-
Zig Spfgriet al en- albeles iremmeb Ber'
ion. 6O9oen ioareos, at Der life fob
no9et i 2Upeu ON oestioe Tiliploe mob
dime @lge. Mtanoeu utIoe piituot blire
tla9t Dtultt, ON ban Duertraaote almas
naten, men 5Ogoen troeoe, ban tunoe
sjsre fg 0aab ON Gitergipetie al Mutt
ten, iibeu ban FIN baUbe 8alsst melem
enten at crRbe @lgeu eaer fao belle fin
aulins soela9t.
90 iaa blep Glsen ituot. Den ialOt
for bet Uelrettebs Stub uoen at 8iue ell
SUB fra fig
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
0auIsbo, @afhtnatou.

Sr, Rebattsr! - Neo bet famine lea inb.
isnber min Detailing for 9eres 8lab, Tiger
tee mango Taf for alt bet sobe us nptttse
9eieftot iom bet bar brast os, %, OR. Gre.
baitsrl naetst pt fpinber life bar Stemme.
ret, er bet bog ct fort @obe, at Ri bar 2eie.
% 6triseret men pi iaar bel osiaa Stem.
meret naar 9tbsu BERTH tpmmer.
Raulsbo sr en- libeu Gp, cntsipst at ct
fort norf Settlement. vi bar 4oitoiice,
2 Stores, en- Smeoe % ct Tripat. SoteL.
Gibere bar Ri . 9ampitibe, ipm af9aar bsrs
fro basIis til Seattle; bet enc al benz bprer
bientme Der. Gieren, fom psiaa er Sgrer,
iarnt be flefte Of RaubIiabst er noriie.
en- msaet pen Ririe lisser oppe paa en-
Battle, bporfra ri bar ben berIisite ublist,
% fan | Hart SER ie be iustlabtt Sielotiu.
Der, utsneus for Dor Sob lisser ben ipeil.
Hare Bioro 9osffb 8ap. Dor Brett er
gaitor 8. 2anseIauo Of ben fprenebe 8irfe,
en- meset afbolbt Naub; ban er rnsiar %
bar iisbt iis nosle gcres 2anb Der, iom ban
ieIp urbeioer op, iua ban lisser life paa SAB.
fiberL iom man Tiger, ps leg trcr, at bet futoe
bore ct GgempeI pero at efterlisne for
mango at be iaaialbte 8reiter, iom fore
tratier at fiboe i apo SRo os bag % rsse
fin 8ibe, pe Inn ubfsre bet auernsopeuoisIte
Spnbassarbeioe.
Seq ifulbs gierHe suite, al De iunbe ofre
ct BAR Spalter for 8pinben | GereS 8lao.
Seq er 1iober, os ituloe bore me9et tat'
rentlis for Stint % sobe Raao / ben ubpre
panlteIise Shilling iDm Spbra9er.
On peuli9 Silisn til Dem p9 "3ecorabs
8pIten"s 29iere. On Mooer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Riee Sfueipiasre 90 Sfueipiaer'

Rige S~fneipiasre 90 Sfueipiaer'
iuber | amerifa. Gopin Booth eier
$4,000, Soiepb Sefferion en- Niliun,
Quart Rubion s4O0, 900, B. $. Crane
100000, 3euman 9bompion $780,
600, SOiepb Murpbp 100000, GOe
lamb 8esb 100000, 6liper 8pron
$3.50, 600, @btparo 6~arrigan $780,
600, CLARA Morris $550,O0O, 9otte
100000, Wag9ie Mitfeq $250,00o
og Col Smitb RusieQ $400, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
3owm OF " orfem, GIapGo., Winn.

geiret iuaar bar p8iaa Der paa oisie aans
ter peret noset uitabiat; en- SgIse ceraf bar
p9ret. at geiene bar prret aloeles ufarbare.
Nbiiiiis Siaoe er osiaa foranriaset paa
Hulinsen, % Wanse MATTE loo ON isieu.
Ser er uosIe 5armere, iom life bar tr9itet
snonu; be iommer maaite til at labe Speoen
taa til Sciteu, % oa laa to 5lner ct
smet % traite to GuIiuser paa en- Sang.
De sr bog libt 9nsiteIise for. at Sueben Tom.
aer til at bIipe rent ipoleret % siort ubrus.
bar iom Saabpeoe reo iaaleees at itaa |
Resn % llpeir, Sne os auloe ct belt glar.
Solicit tom psiaa Der bette 3oipn iamrfen
iom andre apbe ameritauife Sprsere for at
ieire ben amerifaulte 6riheesoaG ben Abe
Sul, ipm bet is bsr % bgr ior en- fri %
uafbansis ameritauit gorSer.
Senpeo @tiobasstio iamleoes en- ieitlig-
ilabt glare al NGuo, 9pinoer % Sprn paa
2pmdnoieus 5arm / 3cfpn Of @lcrfer, bpor
be, amerlfanlte 5las paieee ira Stanseus
Sop % btieoe Nae p%eIlommen- On COB
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26

MO Wellington for Tr. Jouare o. gar. 9. u.
Sdtl ecrrsiien bar ben siort rner ,rsr
msuors efooe poa andre Sisotr. CD. g.
Sobs Sransrp bIso ialtet belt ON, faa bet
oui usb igisn pad Ta9et: Ret. SpsnbicHs
eaee bisp ipitntret, % ben oar fulS al Sefs,
men inse' al BEN Tom tiIliaps, msR quiet.
Der FOB ! Rstuins for gtnoen bIsp 'Oriar.
oslts %rantponeret al Grasffpiisr os glaRie.
itptfsr. GoIi Tiger, at bet bar ben purfis
Storm, be bar ieet. a. q.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Ipoc Spfruater.

&c orRber | meu9Oepis, naar be err
Yroouitet al 5oriDmmslie al en- beapns
oenoe Spscom. 9n let 5orfjslelie, ct
anialo at uioropielisbeo, 8aloeipse
eIer J~pritoppelie nosle elsr ale al
bisie "minore Spasbeoer" bliperi manage
GilialOe III league-destroying strides.
9ilintetsisr ben Durtist Os tiolist peb
5i9lp al 6oitetters Rape Bitter %
unogaa 5drsn. Or. abernetbp gau en-
Manb en- proentlis Sretteiatielis, iom
mebbelte BAN, at ban baooe FUN en-
5urtislslie"! "aun en- 5prtiplelie~, uos
brso 2aseu. "Spao pil &c ba ba'e-
9eiten!~ Rbeumattsme us Ga Grippe
fan let fpalss / Ssbleu. Suorfpr ba
tiIaoe benz al tomme irem / NIB 8raft?
Beupt Bitteren iom en- Brsmie. Den
bebaeeliss 8arme, Tom oeHne uomRrs
febe Rsbiein ubspoer sieunem Spite
met, Den Drift, ben siper Blooomlsbet,
brns milbnsnee os itprtenoe 8irtuins
paa Rerpsrue anbeiaIer ben iarlis iii
ipRffeoe os ipse Meunsisr. Den er
bet tore aassmibbel mob Walaria.
(Suli.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26

bssse freune | Gnlebuins al be ulstt.lise
pOlitiits grpbniussr ! Rurss
nufortlben.
Wpber!


sGtitor os mnstis big, Rober, pt iaai
3or8erne beileoe til bin Ynoet.
Tp5sre itai bog til Siertet bet gaa,
1aar pt minoes. bpDr Rasten bin tpno.a,
bporoan ou iaHt for Gift % 8olo.
Wfoosr, Haooer! oinc Smptter be rsosb;
Iolo paa bit Naon % bin 2Grs be ppeb.
Solgt blep oine Ssnner i Iremmeo Splo.
Eooer, Roosr, lab branbes Iat
I Sus % Gante, at al bin Sammer
% alt bit Scrfulo o. Clam os 9ait
ira otne Born aItiammen TANNER:
Der Spsrbet be Oenote mob bpsranorss BRIT
Wooer, Ncoerl iaurt sr at iiss,
I IRE bunoreoe Gor - ia liee
raabsbs Gremmebe 2unb og apft.
Runoen lau 8eroen / 3rulooms Baanb.
6pritsrne fraaoieo, cs 8aanrsnt ipanetss
'Hottl De Draft for en- m99tiS Saauo.
europa rpiteb; men 9loeu tGnotes,
iom 2ps % 5rlbeo til gerben gap.
Wooer, Wooerl on Tfigo Der Barme
op I DIT toloe Brpit p9 armte; -
% ou rpiteoe Qusst al.
Mooer, Wuosr! ri minoes ben Tag,
oa after Oh fob blauot frie Natipner:
Spttenoe @tai, ba bitter bort 5lag,
o9 &uften oirrer at 3ubelens Euner,
% Sjerter bin fpIot al 9at os Gang;
Nooer, Rooerl IND til big ri traoer,
falosr paa an9 for big og srrosr,
grocer al 8l9oe 9lemt / Dit Sang.
Me8st er uunoet; men glenn bog Ell,
END iiooer @Uoer meo 8litfet iqntet;
eno er bun life, usi o neil
ristts / eset SDtieoe bRuiet;
eno er bun truet al iremmeo Rob.
W|oosr, geuoer! alt piI oi briuse,
alt bpao ri eier al fort sIer riuge.
sc, ri logger bet alt Tor bin Sob.
69ores 9Bien ri tager frem:
'Gnise, trc til 9opre f~alOerl"
Mooer ital raaoe / e9et Sieml
Srem pt mgoer, naar Saren fulosr.
Cub, sipr Gillen % Nrmeu itertl
Wooer, Wooerl b9r bet Ell poer,
brtiter bet ba, naar pt aItiug opper,
oa er bet SaaIers % Stim9nos Bert
% SsIsmartsn. Grit Norbbs.
-8riitiauia "gerbens Gang
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26

Sr. Gbpin 6. Grebs, 9asierer /
Mtan'is 9tatioual Baut, 8ittsbur9,
aani., i~trioer: s 10 2lar bar ie9 bru9t
Ct. 5atobs Ole O9 bar nltio iunoet,
at NnuenOelisu az ben ior 6O~roriontus
ger og ao9ltelier altio leoia8es at be
beo1te Geiultater.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Yiuiae farme.

bpis 8 pi! fIsbe en- biai9 5arm eutsn uilot
eler cponrtet 9ano / ipolige Rinueiota,
bpor Aplinssu aloria iIaar fell, noresier
Z. e.. 3u6cr, Burr Eat, 3opn.
40. 1S.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
&Drreiponbance.

ssrefssnssrer nsm vepn "a Stresf. tsass m. m,ws-
f,f~vu NJ. h I'm ifs snsars si,nnrGiaae ss~s.
ishssss~. Saprst rt ifs tnos sasnsIssisrt, r.s.
s~sn ssrrtpsnesnt sngtr kt. msn ss
hsftisnsn maa sops Rapn,i o. asrssfsa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
YiusYru0ufti0uen

Bin. proonitiOnen. StaIien pros
bucersr Coo WiliOHsr Gallons ON va.
ret; Jrantriss 525, Spaaien 525,
Eisoriss,uu9ara 220. YOrtusal So,
1pltlaao SO, RuslaHo SO. Tprtiet 81,
A. sytisa A, ale oisis
Tai / g9IQiousr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
The GERMAN STATE BANK,


Clinton Sadiou Go,
Gen. SpsctaI ggt Rsn DorI 2iie
Snt Go, Giour Gitp, Coma.
SetftareOsl - Seq bar iooa ira Ierss
aompaut mootasst Bsrsi paa tpUs 9uiiuo
Dollars fom fuIo Bstaltns al osE Deb Der.
naro SoIidsrs 9sOsfalO forfaIbne Gsiii,
rance FUN, / DDsreusItemmelis mso the terms
I bans fire a. goIior, fireos 9icnucm 3sm
ben 30 Nuguit % 12te September 1889.
Gilao mtg at tal'e 9~ieunem Tenn the New
York Life for bet nts8et prOmptt EpBlp- at
benHe Gorortus.
gar. SoIiasr OOos at g1a5clrp't ben Ste
Starts 1899. 5Or at 5ogortuseH iuHbe
bItpe uobetalt igr Geitamsltsts getrRf.eiie
(probatingl matte maR fire fs ipgctei 10.
mtuitratio ns- 5uiomagt. Iette bteu 9iort,
os Beuiierue bIsU I iaroig Staao ieuDt til
Wauassr Smttb / Siour Git9, Soma, ON
giteuer 7be apriL. S0ao t60s 2lpril, blot
o 9aee efter, bar jog nu mine S9Hosr
bette Gbed paa tpue tuIinbs Dollars
Gor oeuus mprtfIig promp.s aigisr,Iie
fra Romponiets Sioe, o. iorIeres Boredom.
msnbso Usb at iaa iitnub BstrRitslis oiu,
snIfer iss pao ~arOiu8ernes 8ssus at uotals
bsres bjsrtetiss 9%aaItiBnneljs. Set er os
tinise en- irrIis 5ornsi.Iie at aubsials "tbs
Rsn Oort gifs' til aas.
mubertegnet):
Senrp 3~orffnorod,
Speeiel aomiuiirator | Bernard R. pol.
i6er Tgosbo.
gionsr: .. ". Gebra gafbier,
German Stote Bant, E~psrsoiae, Sopa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Reiultat,
iaairernt Den Nsimrereoe
ooerteuer 5ontines
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Dry Goods Il Clothing,
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Hats and Cap.

Bo IA and Shoes.
Hats and Cap.
gmss, Soma, lite Nprit 1892.
Nr. N2. 4. 7ublep,
General aasui Rem gori 2ifs 9Ht
Co., Tes Wotues, Soma.
6stft1reoet-Seg bar unDtrisat the state
ment Of options paa mtH Gtp BORT atie
endurance RoIicp go. 127,223. for s2,501
paa tUiIteH EoutiussB erio0sn CT uee Be-
lite Sui 1902. 9es lar bsismt mtg til c
paige the second Opt n bet oil Itge, tag
uo the dividends i'onlaHts QeHse, on irsm
oeies bsboioe 90ticsn for bet oprnbetlq
8e!sb. 3eg bar 5statt Aompautst ism,ga
aarIige gremitr beer Pea 10000, titan
men sl,50045, buiItet bar giust mig en- 2s
~iuraHce paa $500 ira en- Nicer al 50 Qdr
til 50 War, % en- u0bftalt participant
9i1ss BCttrs paa $4,000 ior Ell Gum ii
1915. 20 tiaiasmeo be aarligs gremisg Z orr
tine. 9srto1m Geite Cpqlsr e. alee,ss { +.
irsOsftasRos for mig.
Eeres mCQtt iorbun6us
Seo. q. 9flssu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
TEIE
NEW York LIFE INSURANCE. CO.
OF NEW YORK,
9eiultat I Stlf9loe at
9poSfalb.
Ropt.

Bernard Solidrr, IrsIiosut.
9. g. gailep, BIC I~reiiocnt
q VI. 8ebrlg aasicrcr
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-11
FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL.

American Missionary Association.
The forty-sixth annual meeting of the
American Missionary association will be
held in the First (Center) Congregational
church, Hartford, October IS ~. The
meeting will open at 8 o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon, October IS. On Tuesday even
ing the annual sermon will be preached by
the Rev. A. H. Bradford, D. D., of Mont
clair, N. J. Wednesday forenoon, the
Goth, will be largely devoted to addresses
by representatives of the different mis-
sionary and educational societies of the
Congregational churches. Reports, papers,
addresses and discussions will occupy the
remaining days on the different branches
of the work of the association
educational and ndustrial-among the
Chinese, Indians, negroes and southern
mountain whites.
On Thursday afternoon there will be a
woman's meeting, with reports and ad-
dresses on the woman's work of the
American Missionary association, by lady
missionaries from the field and others.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-11
SPECIAL TRAINS TODAY.

The Consolidated Will Accommodate
the Immense Crowds Which Will
Pass over Its Limo Columbus Week.
Specials to New York TO-MOrrow.
The Consolidated road has completed ar
engagements for accommodating the i'm
mense passenger traffic which will pass
over it's several lines during the present
week. One hundred cars have been set
aside to bring the Knights of Columbus
and their friends here to-day, and there
will be eight extra trains over the several
divisions, which will arrive between 10
and 1O:45 o'clock. The trains will return
after the parade as the exoursionists may
demand.
On Wednesday morning special will
be put on from this city to New York,
leaving at q. m. and making the princi-
pal stops. Two specials will leave SIAM
ford, one at 7:50 and the other at 8:15, and
q special will leave Portchester at 7:45.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-11

Miss Emma Vaders, the actress, who had
been playing in Joseph Jefferson's COM
pany which appeared at the Hyperion last
week, aud who was reported to have be-
come insane in Hartford the night before,
is still in New York city awaiting the ar
rival of her family. AS soon as her con-
dition admits of the change she will be
removed to her home in Philadelphia. Her
physician says she improving. At Hart
ford last Thurday Miss Vaders resigned
from Joseph Jefferson's company, of
which she was leading lady. She was sub
times eccentric in her conduct. She is
possessed of small fortune and owns her
home in Philadelphia. Her physician Gays
she is suffering from severe hysteria and
that she will require long rest About
two years ago she was severely i'll with
brain fever, and some years before that
met with severe injury to her spine while
acting in the south.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-11

the cheek, refreshing sleep, strong nerves,
stout limbs and that bounding health and
vitality which all children should have.
It Ia perfectly safe to give to children of
any age, and it's curative and restorative
effects are wonderful. Druggists, $1.00.
"My little girl had been taking medicines
for severe nervous trouble nearly two
years, receiving no benefit. then bought
q bottle of DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, and her recovery by its use
has been remarkable. Others of the fam
lily have received benefit from it's use. G.
d. Bemis, CRANKY, Mass"
DR.. Greene, the most successful special
list in curing all forms of nervous and
chronic diseases, 35 w. 14th street, New
York, can be consulted free, personally or
by letter. Call or write him about your
case or send for symptom blank to fill out,
and letter fully explaining your disease,
giving advice, etc, will be returned free.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-11
For the Big Celebration In NeW York
Tomorrow.


Many New Haven people who desire to
see 4he Columbian celebration in New York
Wednesday have determined to 20 and see
it. The new steamer Richard Peck-the
feetest on the sound-and the G. H.
Northam will give excursions to New York
to accommodate New Haven people. Both
boats will take positions which will enable
the excursionists to view the celebration to
the best advantage.
Nearly 200 vessels, gaily decorated, will
be in line, Uncle Sam contributing all of
the available men-of-war. Fac-similes of
the original vessels used by Columbus will
be in line.
The Starin line offer fine opportunity
to witness this great parade. The steamer
John 81. Starin has been assigned posi-
ton in the line, and will leave here at q.
m. sharp, arriving in time to join the fleet.
The call will be up the North river to a
point half mile above Grants tomb and
counter sail to the statue of Liberty. This
will be chance of a life time and should
not be missed by anybody that can spare
the time. Tickets will be limited to 300.
For rates, see advertisement in another
column.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-11

nervous discovers; they become nervous,
restless, fretful, cross and irritable; tnelr
nights sleep is not calm and rest5ui, out
mur OF talk in their sleep, and wake tired
and unrefreshed in the morning. They
have an irregular appetite, grow thin and
pale, look slight and puny and their growth
and development become stunted.
If your children are sick give that great
est of all children's remedies, Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. This
wonderful remedy is, above all, family
medicine, and its name is household
word in thousands of homes oil over the
land. 1t is made from pure and harmless
vegetable remedies, is calming, soothing
and healing to the nerves, and at the same
time strengthens and invigorates the en-
tire system, restoring healthful color to
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-11
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Pickett.

Giacomo Rossi, murder, continued to October
IS; Howard G. Payne, embezzlemeut by bailee,
ton Of liquor law, discharged; Michael Foley,
theft from Mary A: Burton, 81 fine, $7.O6 costs;
Joseph Hail. breach Of the peace against Jane
breach of the peace against John Williams, dis
charged; John Mccain, breach of peace against
Lowell, Joseph Rausch, William Ganter and
Sebastian Hoefer, breach Of peace against
9i0vanni veo co % to October Isl
ney, mother, 80 days in Jail, 1924 costs; same,
drunkenness, $40 fine; John R. Smith, indecent
exposure, two counts continued to October II !;
Edward Leonard, breach of peace against Ann
Leonard, 81 fine, 1924 costs; Edward Slattery,
breach of peace against Hannah Slattery So fine,
S5.42 costs; Sarah Bonef and Ida Tendle, in
dustrial school complaint, committed.
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Wooster Square.
To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:

To the Editor OF the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
Permit large coterie of ladies to express
their hearty disapproval of the erecting of
a botch statue on beautiful Wooster square.
Not that we object, of course, to honoring
Columbus, nor wish to cast aspersion on
the spirit animating the Italians of the
city in desiring to commemorate his mem
ory. But the square is no place for the
monument and never ought to have been
selected. The site chosen is also unfortu-
nately the most conspicuous possible.
Our public squares should not be disfg-
ured by any such cheap affairs, even
though they be of a commemorative nat
ure. From all that we learn the monu-
ment is not worthy the city nor the COCA
sion. We regret that Mayor Sargent did
not stand out and have the monument put
on the East Rock park. Perhaps it is too
late now, but all the same we desire to ex-
press our regrets. Hartford would not
tolerate such a statue on the same park
where stands the Bushnell statue, and it's
park is a much larger one than Wooster
park. Like Wooster park also 1t is too
central park for poor artistic work. We
sign ourselves, MANY LADIES.
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New York, New Haven
and Hartford IL. X.

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POLITICAL.
To Voters.

Only thirteen days more remain for persons to
make application to be made voters. After the
10th of this month anyone who has not applied to
be made, or anyone who has never voted in this
city and who has neglected to make application
to be put on the list will be deprived Of voting on
left or blank applications had with all informa-
ton at the republican town committee rooms, II
and IL Benedict building, corner Church and
Center streets, one flight up 1t is very essential
that every republican should bear this in mind
and see that no one is left Off the list.