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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-25
HANDK ERCHIEFS.

HANDKE ERCHIEFS.
Did you ever think how many Handker-
chiefs are sold Christmas times and where
they go tos 1t is simply msrvelous-the
quantity sold every season. We purchased
for our Christmas trade rs, 900 Handker-
chiefs, that sold from Sc to 50 so each. We
have now in stock about 5000 dsduoting
that from $4,000 and you see We sold
81, 200, which is the largest number of
handksrchiefs ever sold by us. The 5000
now on hand are somewhat mussed up.
This week we will mark them half price,
except the Sc quality, which has already
been marked down from 100.
12mo Books, worth quarter of dollar,
now 80.
10c Paper Novels at &c.
Ladies' and Mems Lined Gloves, pur-
chased for the holidays, marked down.
Linen Table Sets, purchased for Xmas
presents, marked down.
Perfumery and Fancy Boxes marked
down.
Japanese Ware and China Ware marked
down.
Jewelry and Pocketbooks marked down.
All Fancy Articles at half price.
In short, all goods purchased
for the Holidays, and not sold .
will be sold at your price.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-25

In Bengal, India, the British government
furnishes through the post-ofices doses of
quinine for sale. A single dose of five
grains done up air tight. costs two pennies.
The government is enabled to furnish the
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-25

Judge Gutman of Albany has just held
that mans saloon Is his castle and that
no law forbids q man opening his saloon
on Sunday. He must no: sell liquor, but
If he chooses to set the front door open end
his friends choose to cit inside no one has
. right to interfere.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-25

New Haven and Northampton
Company.
NEW HAVEN Dec, 20, 1898.
T1HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
l THE New Haven and Northampton Company,
for the choice Of Directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction of any other business, Wnicn
may properly come before said meeting, Will be
held at the Union Passenger Station, New Haven,
on Wednesday, January 8, 1894, at II O'Clock a.
m. FER Ordor,
d22 st EDWARD A. RAY, secretary.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-25

The Oldest Daily Paper Pub
ished in Connecticut.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-25
miscellaneous.

Board Of Relief.
H1HE Board Of Relief of the Town of New Ha-
ven hereby give notice that they will meet
at their office, No. City Hall, on Monday, Janu-
ary lst 1894, at o'clock a.. m, and by adjourn
ment on every week day until Jan: 81 inclusive;
also on Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
for the purpose Of hearing any appeal that may
be made from the doings of the Board or Asses
s0rs. DAVID O'DONNELL,
GEORGE e. MITCHELL, Board
HENRY RUDOLPH, I OF
OSCAR P. IVES, Relief.
d22 12t WALTER LORD.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-25
EDITORIAL NOTES.

To young man asking for his opinion
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes recently emu
merated as the best three books "ths
Bible, Shakespears's plays, and a good die
tionary, say, Worcester or Webster"
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-25

The New Haven County National
Bank.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. S, 1898.
T1HE annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
serve the ensuing year, will be held at their
banking house on Tuesday, January 8, 1894.
Polls open from II O'Clock .. m. to u M
d630d1w n. G. REDFIELD, Cashier.
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AMUSING THINGS.

"And who lives in tho big house op.
p%ositeP" "Mr. Flinders, strand Mrs.
Flinders-the old veterinary surgeon
and his wife" "They must bo pretty
well oil, l should think, to live in a
house like that" "0h, yes, sir, very
rich, indeed. Why, they had a golden
wedding there the week before last."-
Puck.
"Parker's fire insurance policy COW
cred the coal in his cellar, and the other
day, Just for a joke, he put in a claim
for all the coal he'd burned" "What
did the company do?' "Had Parker
arrested for arson."-New York Sun.
Mr.. Pullemin-T made a pad mis-
take NIT buying dose goots. l bays
too much" Little Son-"Th' teacher
say ye must profit by our meestakes."
Mr.. Pullemin-"Ish dot zol Veil, l get
dem insured, "-NeD York Weekly.
Guest to hotelkeepcr who has Just
handed him his bilI-"Tell me, is not
this the house where the poet Schiller
lodged for ono night before he wrote his
play The Robbers {? "-Fiegnie Btaetcr.
Goodness me. Johnny! What are
you crying about now?" "Cause
Tommy dreamed about eatin' pic last
night and l ~didn't." Jour
nal.
What do you think OF mo? / have
lost $4,000 in stock investments the
last week" ~ still have the same
opinion. - yarmouth Register.
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GLM GttdEqemm:
wHgELINo. MARCH 10. 1903.
Getting In Out of the Wet.

What have we here? The President
and Senator Hill in executive session?
Al last David b, Hill has yielded to the
memorable pressure Of circumstance
and bowed his naughty head to the
stern decree OF cruel fate.
Mr.. Hill desires to remain in bust
ness. Mr.. Cleveland would like to get
along without a row in the senate, but
he can do without Hill better than Hill
can do without him. Tho President is
a bigger nan than a senator. lie can
give and he can withhold, By merely
withholding he can play hob with any
machine, the finer the machinery the
greater the destruction.
President Cleveland is, OF course,
glad to be on speaking terms with Mr..
Hill, but he must have the terms his
way. Whether tho Hill surrender is
already unconditional is hard to say.
1t will be in tho end. Hill is tricky,
but Cleveland is obstinate.
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Disnnse I'm NIlIk.

DR.. Shakespeare, OF the Philadelphia
board OF health, in an appeal for a
milk inspection law charges up a start
ling degree OF mortality to milk drawn
from diseased cows. He declares that
in three years sixteen thousand chill
dren under ono year Of ago died in
Philadelphia, many OF them Of cholera
infantum, a disease caused mainly by
impure milk.
II these many lives could be charged
up TO Asiastic cholera Philadelphia
would be dopopulated. Many COWS have
consumption, which is easily transmit
ted to infant children. "Epidemics OF
typhoid fever" says DR.. Shakespeare,
"have been traced to tho milk supply,
aud epidemics of diptheria have been
traced to certain dairymen's routes"
The milk sold in Philadelphia is not a
sinner above all others in Israel, and il
there DO need there of inspection there
is elsewhere. The fact is that food OF
all kinds should DO subjected to rigid
inspection.
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Mn CLEVELAND will-"scO you later"
lie is in no hurry about It.
BREAKFAST BUDGET

- IL .
There are hundreds OF wild hogs in
tho Okcilnokoo swamp, In Georgia.
Thoy do not goin droves, but are gonor-
ally separated from each other. They
arc tho property Of some farmers near
the swamp, but II is au unusual thing
for them to DO claimed by their own-
Grs.
The Boston Hcruh suggests that tho
city should own tho gus mains, and
then II would be In u position to invite
bids from various competing companies
to supply gas without the necessity Of
permitting the streets 10 DO torn up
continually and filled with gus pipe.
Sometimes insane people arc col.
scious Of their own condition. At an
entertainment lately given In an nqy-
lum ono oil tho patients said to another.
"Let's stay hero by tho door aud SEQ the
crazy people como in" "Why, we're
tho crazy people, replied tho other.
Maple sugar makers say that this will
DO a great season for tho sweet product
OF tho maple tree. A good season al.
ways follows n close, cold winter. The
maple sap Is always swoutur after u pc.
Rod Of intense frost, aud tho flow Is
larger
Mrs, Rose Tdnquny, OF Blddciord, Mo-,
died the other day from the effect, Of a
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Clovelnnd WIN Orcn Enc FnIr.

New YonK, March 0.-Ex.C Congress.
man Benjamin Butterworth, OF Ohio,
who is solicitor general for the Chicago
Columbian Exposition. was at the Fifth
Avenue hotel last night. Ho said he
had Just como from Washington and
had had an interview there with Prosi-
dent Cleveland. Tho opening OF the
Fair was discussed. "The President
told me-" said Mr.. Buttcrworth, that
he was n very busy man, and that Of
course he could not be expected to stay
long in Chicago, but he could manage
TO spend a day or two there and that he
would open tho Fair"
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A Lcssnn from thc Rinr.

For three rounds Hall and Fitzsim.
mons gave the spectators what they all
agreed was "a. beautiful fight" Hall
scored the greater number OF scientific
points. This probably led him to UNI
dorestimato his antagonist. In an un-
guarded moment he left an opening,
Fitzsimmons saw it and let go with all
his might 1t was such m opportunity
us might never come again,
In this worlds affairs it does not do
to leave unguarded any vital points,
and that man succeeds best who sees
his opportunity, is ready to take ad.
vantage OF it and knows how. So it Op.
pears hat wo can learn something,
even from a prize fight.
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Household Remedy.

ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrERs are the
only reliable plasters ever produced.
Fragrant, clean, inexpensive, and never
failing; they FULLY meet all the require
ments OF a household remedy, and
should always DO kept on hand. For
the relief and cure OF weak back, weak
muscles, lameness, stiff or enlarged
joints, pains in the chest, small OF the
back and around the hips, strains,
stitches. and all local pains, ALLcocK's
PoRoUs PLAsTERs are u%nequalled.
Beware OF limitations, and do not be
deceived misrepresentation Ask for
ALLcocK's, and lot no solicitation or OK
PLANTATION induce you to accept u substi-
tute.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

New York booksellers report the
cheap edition of Donald G. Mitchells
"Dreum Life" selling pretty well, and
that OF 1.-THE Reveries OF n Bachelor
considerably better. Neither, however,
has aroused the popular interest that
greeted the cheap editions Of 1.-THE
Scarlet Letter."
George Parsons Lathrop, in a long
letter to the New York Sun, pronounces
the young Princess kaiulani a humbug
princess. He says the monarchy thore
is elective or a%ppointive, not hereli'
tary. Mr.. Lathrop was born in Hawaii.
Miss Elkins, daughter OF the ex.sec.
rotary oil war, sailed for Europe on Sat-
urday, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs,
Lansing, Of Watertown, N. Y, Miss
Lansing, and Mr., and Mrs. Stanley
Brown.
Francis Parkmau, the historian, is
still so i'll as to be able to receive only
his very intimate friends for a few
minutes. He bears his present pain
and confinement with habituat forti-
tude.
Rev, NJ. HimCbaugh, OF Oshkosh, WIS,
has preached for lfty-three consecutive
years, aud CLAIMS to have missed only
one Sunday, on account OF illness, dur
ing that long period.
At a ball in Berlin recently the en-
press wore in her hair the famous jew.
eled hat buckle OF Napoleon l., which
fell into the hands Of the Prussian cav
airy at Waterloo.
Ed Howe, author OF "a Story OF u
Country Town." and late proverbial
philosopher Of tho Atchison Globe, has
purchased tho Kansas City Mail,
Marion Crawford is reading to the
Lenten sewing classes in New York
whilo tho girls stitch.
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CROKER
lie Thinks tho President Will Treat tn
Tiger All Right.

lie Thinks tho President VIII Treat tho
Tiger All Right.
New York, March Orchard Croker,
the Tammany chicttain, is quoted us
having expressed himself as follows in
a Washington special: Il have seen
Mr.. Cleveland several times since l
have been here and the relations be-
tween him aud Tammany are worry
friendly. l think the President will
treat us very well, us he seems kindly
disposed toward us.
~ mn not after any particular offices
for the reason that l think nothing
would be gained by crowding matters
Just now when the President is SO rush
ed with business. lie should have time
to look over the field and / know that
he will do tho right thing thing with
ush
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mo bargains In Umbrellas this week,
q, DILLON Il co,


Wo ato acquainted with many moth.
crs In Centorvillo who would not be
without Chnmburlaiu's Cough Remedy
In the house for n good many times It's
cost, and nrc recommending II every
day. From personal experience We can
say that II has broken up bad colds for
out children, South DIV.
kota, Citizen 5O-cont bottle for sale by
druggists, nav
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sccstho poInt Too Lntc.

Tho Panama canal proceedings have
brought out NJ. Bailiaut In an intensely
mcto.drdmatic light f1c Acknowledges
his ofDonsc and bogs pardon Of his coun.
try, whose good nam no has sullIcd,
While everything was going vol and
the money was coming in ho did not
realize tho enormity OF brlbe.taking.
with exposure comes shame, romorso,
perhaps real repentance. 1t has boon
no before, The time for the real feeling
Of tho tFuO man iS when temptation
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AMONG THE EXCHANGES.


NH"e'"""ff hHfF
onthe astdayoi the Fifty-second Con-
gress there was a stroke OF economy for
which the Democratic house is entitled
to special credit, It was the passage OF
a joint resolution giving to each mem
Der OF tho house Of representatives a
clerk, or private secretary at a salary
OF Sl00 a month. This takes effect on
and after April l, 1898. 1t means an
expenditure OF $4,000 a month, for
clerk hire, or no less than 100000 dur,
ing a long session. And what will
these clerks do2 Chiefly attend to
private correspondence, three-fouTths
Of which will relate to wire.pullinG for
denomination. The public not only
pays the freight on this business but
will hencetorth pay the men who put
up the packages,
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Mhnt ForeIcn I,ngs Reyeal.

Rags landed in New York from Bre.
men, supposed to be hospital rags, wero
found to contain 800, 900, 900 living germs
to the drachm, Ono of them is enough
to kill if it be OF the killing kind.
All this is decidedly encouraging with
cholera on the other side of the ocean,
Bremen has had a good share OF it. II
life be worth saving the national quar-
antinc law, though not all that was de.
handed III the public interest, is a good
beginning and should DO enforced up
to the last notch.
1t would be better 10 stop entirely
the importation OF rags than by letting
them in Up give tho plague a start in
this country. DR.. jenkins does not
think so, but DR.. jenkins is not much
OF q thinker.
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WHEELING DAILY MTELLGENCER, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1888

surgical operation performed in an at
tempt to remove n pin which had been
in her ear for eight years.
IIe who loves md runs away
May live 10 love another day;
But as II rule, am afraid
lie also loves another m~aid.-PHck.
Judge w. p. Cole OBLIGATED at q mar
rage ceremony, at Corrollton, Georgia,
on Friday. After the ceremony was
performed the groom generously pre-
scented the judge with a quarter tor his
services.
'"rhe line must BIO drawn some.
where" said the man who was shovel
ling off his sidewalk. And he drew it
religionsly between his own premises
and those of his ueighbor. -BoaoH Tran
script.
The city of Boston lays claim to the
oldest postal clerk in Uncle Sans SER
vice, His name ia Charles Bingham,
and he has been employed in the post
Office for tifty-tour years,
A little girl who lives in Lincoln
county, Tennessee, is said to have found
a pearl nearly as large as a marble
while playing in the gravel on her faith
er's walk.
sistersvilIe now has 2S7 producing oil
wells.
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"CLERIcAL RUIN"
A Book Which VIII Create u Sensation in
Religious Circles.

n booh NhlcH VIII Cfelte sehsutioh III
Religious Circles.
MONTREAL, March "a pamphlet Of
500 pages, entitled Clerical Ruin" and
which promises to create a sensation in
the religious world, has been made pub
lie. 1t contains a terribly scathing ar
raignment of the Roman Catholic
clergy of the Dominion. The work is
from the pens OF a number Of well
known Canadian writers, among whom
are San Vale, formerly Of La Patrie,
and FfIiatrautt, OF tho Canada Reuielr,
The work will no doubt aid greatly in
the movement for religious independ-
ence, which has been on foot for some
time among the French Canadian Cath
olics. One OF the articles is devoted to
tho Jesuits; another and very sensa-
tionaI one to "Mysticism and Chastity"
in which due reference is made to the
late clerical scandals.
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GOODS!
OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West Viz.
GINA March Ri!o', 1913.
sarahlGiAln. with Daniel A.. Ginin. her husband;
Elizabeth Giilu. with Milton J.. Gllin. bet
husband: ClariSsa Giles, with lIen;y W, Giles,
her husband,
Stewart Milllgan. James Vincent Mllllgla.
Margaret Emma M'lllgln, Evcllnc Van Voot'
hes, with W. A. Van Worries, her husband;
Ella Browning, with John Browning, her huS'
band, aud Mary ltosGborongh.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain Il partition,
IL the same eau bc properly made, between tho
parties IN Interest, OF q tract Of land. Containing
one hundred aud thirty-onO acres, more or less
situated In TrlNdelphiO district, Ohio county,
West Virginia, and devised by tho VIII Of VIII
liam Mlllignn, deceased, In 1851, 10 his wife,
Margaret $. Mllligan, during her natural lie
and ut her death TO be equally divided between
his children and II said land cannot be par
titiOned between the heirs OF said William Min.
gan, deceased, then that said land be sold, aBd
the proceeds equally divided between his heirs
And It appearing from an nfidaylt filed IN said
oluSe, at these Rules. that the defendants, Stew
art Milllgau, james Vincent Mllligan, Margaret
EmmI Mllllgan, Eyellne Van Worries, W, A.
Van Worries, Ella Browning. John Browning
and Mary RosebOtOugh, arc not residents OF tue
State OF West pigiHla, aud ihey not having
been served with process herein. on motion OF
the complalnant,. bv their solicitor, thi, order
OF publication Is entered against them, aud lts
ordered that tho said defendants Stewart MILL
q n,Jamcs Vincent Milllgan Margaret Emma Mil
llgQn, Eycllnc Van Worries, W. a. Van Worries,
Ella Browning, John Browning and Mary Rose
borough, do appear within one month after tie
lFst publication Of ihls order md do what 70
necessary TO project their Interests: II Is further
ordered that this order bG published and
posted rs required by law.
Witness, John W.. Mitchell, Clerk Of our sid
court, at the Court House Of said county, this
slh day OF March, 1893, to.wIt. March Rules, 1877
JOHN W. MITCHELL, ClOIk.
PuhliShodlthe ltst time March 10, 1873.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
W. NJ DUNLAP, Solicitor for Complalnants
mtlO.F
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presents Itself, before character is un.
derminedhnd reputation gone.
This Panama business ia full OF les.
ION for the world. The canal will not
be built but the lessons will not be for
gotten soon.
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But What win Democrats say'

WU5VTNYTUN nUT VWWI
President Cleveland will ave himself
much mental and physical wear and
tear ii he abides by the decision which
he is said to have made as to the great
majority OF those places to which tho
incnmbents were appointed for mex
pired terms OF four years, The idea that
because the political head OF the nation
has been changed the business conduct
OF the administration must also be Sc
riously and immediately disturbed is in
those commensurate days simply indie
iensible.
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The dominant element of the New
jersey Democracy is the snap race-tFack
element. When its representatives so
to Washington for New Jerseys share
OF the reform victory, what will Presi-
dent Cleveland say?
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NEW YoRE, March 0.--on board the.
Runic, which arrived hero yesterday,
arc two Pullman cars aud a locomotive
between decks from tho London &
Northwestern railway for exhibition ut
Chicago. Tnis locomotive, II is stated,
Is capable Of makine ninety miles an
hour.
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GENERALf PATRICK COLLINS gets the
fine plum Of the consul gencralship at
London. Brother New can tell him
what a sweet-tasting thing it is. No
wonder General Collins did not sigh for
q seat in tho cabinet.
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The Englishman Davies, gentleman
in wOiting.t to Kaiulani, shows to great
advantage l%ecturing this country on
what it should do about the command
of its ships in the Pacific. Is Mr.. Davies
at liberty to accept a job asgreat keeper
Of tho American destiny2
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In saying that Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures, its proprietors make no idle or
extravagant claim. Statements from
thousands Of reliable people OF what
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for them,
conclusiyely prove the iact-HooD's
Sarsaparilla CURES.
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Good News for Democrats,

Washington Post (Ind)
The truth is that the civil service
rules have no moro to do with the dis
tribution of spoils than the nebular
hypothesis or the difTerential calculus
has. Mr., Cleveland has q great many
offices to distribute-thousands upon
thousands Of them-and with these the
civil service rules have nothing in the
world To do.
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IT is related by the Register that some
thing or other was going on to such a
degree thai zone could hardly hear
their own voice." 1t is this sort OF
thing that gives the first class in gram.
mar "that tired feeling"